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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-08
WEALTHY MAN AS
ORDINARY WORKER

New York Oct S.-The anomaly Of
the head Of a great leather plant with
a salary of $4,000 year working
through compulsion as an ordinary
day laborcr and doing the work that
Is ordinarily rewarded with $15 week
was presented yesterday at the plant
of Harrington G Co. in Elizabeth,
y. J.. in the case OF John T George
He was formerly the general man.
agcr of the concern. Last Monday the
Central Leather company acquired the
Harrington works Georges rcsigna-
ton of his $4,000 position was de-
manded and promptly refused because
ne holds a salary contract good until
next June. When he received his or
ders 10 report yesterday as a leath-
ormaker he smiled and made ready.
He left his home in the morning,
Jumped into his waiting touring car
and drove to the works. Then he sent
his automobile home. 10 call for him
al noon, and donned a leather apron
and went to work at a table with
other leathermakers. Georges time
was kept by the timekeeper just Ike
that of all the laborers to right and
left of him. He was ordeerd about
by the superintendent as If he had
never sat at a desk in the front oil
fee
And when noon came he dofled tho
leather apron and became the wealthy
citizen again as he entered his auto
mobile and drove TO his home for
luncheon In the afternoon his labor
was repeated
He safs he viii report each day un-
III the expiration of his contract
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-08
PRESIDENT 7
is ? PLEASEO D
Wonders of the Yosemite
Have Proved to Be
Source of Joy

= Wawona, Cal, Oct. S,-President
Taft was up at ) o'clock this morning
and an hour later had started by stage
TO see the giant SeQuoia trees OF the
Marlpost grove. eight miles from here.
He spent nearly three hours In the
grove and then left for Glacier Point
The solemn dignity OF the old trees
which were living things long before
the Christian era began, appealed
strongly to Mr., Taft.
From Mr.. John Muir. the naturalist
who accompanied him into the grove.
Mr. Taft secured all the histories OF the
giant fluted columns whose topmost
branches seemed to pierce the sky.
Scientists have estimated the ages OF
the big trees as great as 5000 years.
Many OF the SeQuolas seen by the
President today bore evidence of hay-
ing been scorched in some ancient
forest FIRE.
When the President started out up
on his second day Of roughing II, he
had fifty miles OF stage riding before
him. Yesterdays trip of thirty-tour
miles over the mountains acted as a
real tonic and Mr. Taft today was
feeling quite equal TO the five weeks
OF travel that separate him from the
national capitol.
The days journey will end at Glacier
Point where the night viii be spent.
Early Saturday morning the President
will see the sun rise over the Hose-
mite. He Will then 80 down i three
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-08
Captain Clarke Of Pittsbmg Started Winning
by Knocking Home Run===Leach is Hero
Of Day, Cutting Off Three Runs.

Jones. Leach struck out Clarke
Knocked the ball into right field
blcachers for a home run. Wagner
Cobb. One run.
Fifth Inning.
Dctroit-D. Jones singled to right
Bush forced d. Jones, Wagner to MIL
Ter at second, Miller trying for dou-
ble play, but Bush beat ball to Alb
stein Cobb forced Bush at second.
Wagner to Miller. Cobb stole second.
The decision was close and PIttsburg
disputed with O'Louchlln and delayed
the game a short time. Crawford
fouled to Gibson. No runs.
lttsburg-Delehanty let AbStein s
grounder get away and IT rolled to
center. Abstein going to third before
IL was returned. Wilson struck out
Pittsburg scored. Gibson doubled to
center. scoring Abstein. Bush FUN
bled Adams grounder. letting him go
10 first and Gibson to third. Byrne
was hit In head by pitched ball and
dropped 10 the ground He was not
seriously hurt and went to first. flll-
ing the bases. Plttsburg scores.
Leach sent sacrifice fly 10 D. Jones
and Gibson scored, Clarke out Dele
hanty 10 T. Jones. Two runs.
xth Inning,
DetrOlt-Delehanty struck out
Morarity out, Wagner to Abstein
Leach made a great running catch of
T. Jones ny No runs.
PitsburG-Wagner doubled 10 left
Wagner started to third and Schmidt
threw badly TO catch him at second.
Miller fouled 10 Schmidt Plttsbudg
scores. Abstcin out, Mullin to T.
Jones Wagner scored. Wilson sin.
glcd 10 center Wilson wen 10 second
on passed ball Gibson filed to D.
Jones. One run
Seventh Inning.
Detroit-Schmidt flied TO Miller
MIllin out. Wagner 10 Absteln. d.
Jones singled TO left. Bush drew base
on balls, u. Jones moving to second
Leach ran back TO center field bleach
ers and caught Cobb's terrific drive
No runs.
Continued on Page Five)
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MORE DEATHS FROM
TYPHOID REPORTED

Salt Lake, Oct S.-Two moro deaths
from typhoid fever were reported TO
the city board of health Thursday, but
one OF these comes from Murray Only
two new cases OF the infection were
reported Tho dead.
Clarence Albert Lincdecker, years
old. Murray,
Florence Kelley, S.667 North Sew
enth West street.
The new cases of the infection arc:
Zina Jensen. 8 years old. 173 H
street.
Annie Larsen. IS. 962 East Second
South street
The Linedeckcr child was the son
of Albert Linedecker and had been I'll
since September Is. The Kelley child
was a daughter OF James Kelley and
became in about September 80
Several cases Of scarlet fever aro
being reported, and there Is some un-
easinesS on account OF this contagiou.
One death, that OF Arthur AIpln. II
years old. Was reported Thursday.
Alpln died AT the Angelus rooming
house. 81 East Firt3 South street,
Thursday His Illness was reported
only Wednesday
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-08

Under the present freight arrange
, ments, rates on lemons from Caliior-
MIA points TO eastern points arc fifteen
cents a hundred pounds less than the
rates on oranges. grape fruit. lines
and other citrus fruits.
The present freight concession to
lemons was met by the trans contl-
mental carriers because OF a dIsposi.
tion on the part OF the Pacific coast
fruit growers TO relinQuish the lemon
market They felt that in competition
with lemons from European and West
Indian points, they could not compete
successfully with the foreign growers
at the freight rates then prevailing,
While the tariffs now filed directly
affect the rates on lemons from Pacific
coast points TO North Dakota, South
Dakota and Minnesota il is the an
nounced intention of the transconti-
mental carriers to make a similar adj
vance to all points cast to which
freight rates on lemons are quoted and
filed with the commission.
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DIAMONDS
ARE T FOUND
Those OF Arkansas Are
Equal TO the Best of
South Africa

. New York, Oct S.-The official re-
port of Douglas Sterrit TO the United
States geological survey. which has
just been made public. and which de-
Clares that more diamonds were found
In this country than ever before. has
created surprise in Maiden Lane.
Mr.. sterrit finds that the diamonds
produced in Arkansas are of as fine
quality as those from the African
fields,
Conditions in the Arkansas fields
are more promising than ever before.
Al one point so diamonds were found.
of which sos were % karats. The
stones which were cut proved to be
worth from $50 10 $l75 a karat.
The other states in which prospect
ing is now being conducted arc Cali
fornia and Kentucky, and small dia-
monds are said to have been found In
both.
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ADVERTISING Her
NONENTITY HUBBY

Now York, Oct. S-Thc Now York
legislative league, composed OF pro-
gresslvc women, has decided by rcso-
luton that 1t Is not incumbent on q
married woman 10 use her husband s
name. While this resolution was I'M
animously carried, many prominent
speakers declared that at the present
time. with men in q more powerful pc~
itlcal position. it would be eNpedlent
for woman to use some part OF their
husbands names
my husband objected TO me using
my own name declared Mrs. Margar-
ct Holmes Bates. "and 1t did not do
him any good. / wrote and signed
my writings with my own name. II Is
all very well in private and social life
TO use your husbands name, If he vs.
anybody. don't see why anybody
should use the name of a nonentity.
1T depends upon the name said
Mrs. Lille DevereauX Blake. from tho
chair Il preferred my name because
1t is pretty"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-08
OUARELIN(l
OWE R A BOY
Millionaire Youngster Is
the Object of Much
Interest.

Chicago. Oct 8.-A legal war for the
possession OF william n. (Billy) Nc
ClIntock. who inherited over s3000,
600 at the death of his mother last
June has been started in the probate
court
Mrs. Julia " Sheppard has had the
custody of the siX-year-old boy since
the death OF Mrs. McClintock. Attor-
ney A. F. Reyesmann opened hostIl-
tiles yesterday when he filed n peu-
ton before Judge Cutting, asking that
the boy be slven into his custody and
placed in his home. He and Mrs.
Sheppard are co-guardianS Of the mill
lionaire boy.
The boy S father. William y. McClin-
took, a wellknown capitalist, died two
years ago after an automobile aeci-
dent. His estate was left in such con-
ditlon that no estimate OF II has ever
been made. II Is thought that the
estate will amount TO over S4,OO0.0oo
after all the securities and bonds arc
found.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-08
I HIS BOY
IS A GIRL
Had Masqueraded as a
Boy and Driven a
Wagon.

Cleveland. O.. Oct S.-After mas
querading as a boy for three years,
playing boys games. working in a To-
cal livery stable. driving crocer's
wagon and hustlinG heavy boxes and
express boxes. Harry Roberts has con.
fessed TO the police that "hc" Is a
girl and his" namo Is Lillian Hofi-
man. stcpdaughtcr OF Gottlieb Melers
OF this city
Three years ago the girl. then only
II tired of her home. She ran away,
donned BOYS clothes and went out into
the world TO work as 4 man
Her Identity became known a short
time ago. when she was arrested while
in the employ Of D. Martin, n grocer,
on a trivial charge. Sentence was sus-
pended. but the police looked further
into Roberts career. They found no
serious acts other than that they dis
covered that the boy" was really a
girl. Her stepfathcr ascribed the
GIRLS strange bent to love FOR horses.
The girl says she has always wanted
TO be a boy.
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Chicano live Stock.

Chicago. Oct. Receipts
estimated at 1000; market strong.
Beeyes. S4.256S.S0, Texas steers. $500
d5.25; western steers. $4O0G725;
stockers and feeders. SS1065.30; COWS
and heilers. $2.20@6OO; calves. $1,000
$50.
HoCs-Receipts estimated at 10000:
market steady. Light S1l5G7 7S5 /,
mixed $740@SO5, heavy, $73O@S10;
rough. 81 3Oa7 so, good TO choice
heavy. $75Oa810; pigs, S5.75@G.9O;
bulk Of sales, S75067oO.
Shecp-Reccipts estimated at 12.-
600; market steady. Native. S2.50d
49O; western. $275@5.Oo; ycarlings,
$4,000 $50; lambs, native, 259715;
western, Si.5067.10.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-08
FRENCH BISHOPS
FIGHTING Mad

Paris. oct. S.-Some of the French
bishops. following up a more militant
policy. have introduced into the cate
,chisms the obligation to vote only for
candidates who have publicly pledged
themselves to the defense of religious
interests.
The Figaro commenting on this de-
velopmcnt. says that since the rupture
OF the concordat, which forbade cleo
toral catechlsms. the church has a
perfect right to give instructions In
electoral duties, but st. considers the
formulas in some dioceses 10 be open
to criticism. II prefers that OF the
archbishop of Cambria, which says
that the most honest and the most
Christian candidates. best capable or
serving the general welfare. should be
elected.
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GAME BY INNINGS.
First Inning.

Dctroit-Jones walked. Bush sac.
rlfced. Abstcin TO Miller. Jones 10 sec
ond Cobb walked. Crawford hit TO
Adams. forcing Jones. Delehauty sin
glcd 10 left. scoring Cobb. and send-
ing Crawford TO third. Delehanty
started for second on throw TO plate.
Delehantv out Ono run.
Pittsburg-Bryne popped TO Bush,
Leach out. Dclehnnty TO T. Jones'
Clarke out. Mullin to T. Jones, No
runs.
Second Inning.
Detrolt-T. Jones out. Byrnc 10 Alb
stein. Schmidt out same way. Mul-
lin singled center. D. Jones lined TO
ByTne. No runs.
Pittsburg-WaGuer out. Deleehanty
10 T. Jones. Miller nied out 10 Cobb.
Abstein drew base on balls. He was
Wc Grst Pittsburger 10 get To FIRST
bssc Abstein was caught at first.
Aullln TO T Jones No runs.
Third Inning.
Detroit-Bush hunted out, Adams 10
Abstcin. Cobb out Wagner TO Ab-
stein Crawford hit a high bounder
To Abstein. Dclehanty 0led TO Clarke
No runs.
Ptsburg-Wilson out. Moriarity 10
T Jones. Gibson out. Dclehnnty 10
T Jones. Adams lllod out TO d. Jones
No runs.
Fourth Inning.
Detroit-Norarity out Byrne 70 Alb
stein. Byrue making a beautiful stop
T. Jones nled 10 Leach Schmidt
drew a base on balls Mulln forced
Schmidt TO second base Wagner &C
Miller No nuns
Pittsburg- -Byrnc out. Mulliu TO T
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-08
WIND TOO STRONG
FOR AEROPLANES

ST. Louis. Oct. S.-Glenn H. Curtiss
made another trial flight In his %
horsepower biplane today before a
small audience OF ST. Louis Aero club
members. He was I'm the air min
ute and a half. sailing three-quarters
OF a mile against a stiff easterly wind.
A cluster OF trees dead ahead caus-
ed him to descend Hugh ~ Robin
son OF St. Louis today made his fourth
attempt TO fly In his monoplanc. Cur
zon. owner OF the Farman biplane. rose
four feet from the ground in that ma
chine. This was a better perform
ance than Osmont. the French avia-
tor. has been able TO do with the Same
craft.
Formal flights were scheduled for
late today. but, because of the increas-
ing breeze. the chances for success
with anything but diriglble balloons
were not bright
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HEAVY ADVANCE IN RAILROAD
FREIGHT RATES ON LEMONS

Washington. Oct S-A hcaYy and
general advance in the freight rates
on lemons has been made by trans
continental railroads Shippers OF
American products are concerned ser
iousIy by the advance which. accord
ing to the tariffs filed with the Inter
state Commerce commission. Will be-
come effective on November 10 next.
The tariffs we're filed with the COM
mission by the tTan1contlncntel freight
bureau which represents the trans
continental lines and increase tho pres
ont Idte 10 cents hundred pounds.
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BRUTE, NIASQUERADNG AS WOMAN,
COMMITS FOUL CRIME IN OAKL AND

er employed by detective agency
Donnelly confessed to the police that
he fred the two shots.
'Mackey always laughed at me
when | got on his car" Donnelly said
He kept it up morning after morn
ing until I could stand II no longer
So | shot him. He had no right TO
make fun of me"
Donnelly. who was away from home
for several days after the shooting,
was accompanied TO the station by his
wife. The police will have him exam.
lned as 10 his sanity this morning
Mackey said he did not remember
Donnelly getting on the car and never
ridiculed him.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-08
PROHIBITION is BEING
TALKED IN WALL STREET

Now York, Oct. Solver r, Stew
art. a member of the Illinois legisla-
mre. has launched an antl'rIm cam
paigh in Wall street
Assisted by a few enthusiasts. Mr..
Stewart has taken the post in front OF
the stock exchange, and there. from
the tail of a truck. he has attracted
large crowds OF brokers and others,
who have listened attentiyely 10 the
prohibition argument which nc has
made in Chicago.
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South Omaha Livestock.

South Omaha. Neb, Oct Seattle
Receipts 300; market unchanged.
Native steers 81 50aS 90; COWS and
helfcrs So 0Oa5 90; western steers
So 50a6 "a: cows. and hciiors s. S5a
4.25: Gamers 50 00aS 90; stockers
and feeders SO 00a5 rs: calves So 25
a6. rs: bulls. stays. etc, So 75ai rs
Receipts $500. market strong
to SC higher Heavy 81 5Oa7. 62 l-2;
mixed 81 55a7 60, light 81 f5a7 ca; /;
pigs SO. 25a7 %, bulk Of sales 81 55a
I 60
Sleep-Rer&pts $4,000; markcY
steady. Yearllngs 81. 65a5 20; weth.
ers SO 90a4 40. ewes SO. 3.75a4 Is; /;
lambs Sc. 25a6 IS.
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INJURED MAN TRIES
TO END HIS LIFE

Chicago. Oct. S.-Nicoli Barboret, a
steel worker was injured In steel
plant at Hammond. Ind, yesterday.
so seriously that It was necessary 10
amputate his legs. He seized a knife
from the hand OF the ambulance sur
geon and sought to kin himself.
Though weak from loss Of blood, two
men were required to prevent him
from ending his own life. He was
struck by a travelling crane. He has
been in America only a few weeks.
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TAFT'S SON IS
TO BE A BOXER

Boston, Oct S.-Informatlon has
been received that Charley Taft. the
youngest son OF the president, will In
all probability take lessons in boxing
the coming winter from Jimmy Walsh,
tho local boxer.
Just when and where Jimmy VIII
impart his knowledge OF boxing TO his
pupil could not be ascertniued tonight.
but il Is thought that VIII not be Dc
cided upon until after the President
returns from his swing around tho
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mile trail TO the floor of the canyon
and will spend the day travelling 10
points of interest at the foot OF tho
granite walls,
Saturday night will find the PresI.
dent again at the park entrance at
El Portal and sunday morning he viii
board his special train and head for
southern California.
The President Is not adherng to the
strict diet he started out TO follow.
The hospitablc west has made IT Inn
possible. The result has been a ma
terial taking on of weight
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Attacks Woman in the Presence Of Others
and, With Women and Children Scream
ing, RObS Ills Victim and Escapes.

Oakland, Calf, Oct. S.-A thug. ar
rayed In wOman's skirts. attacked aud
robbed Mrs. Emilia MedeTious last
night as She was on her way to her
home at 1900 Third street, in company
with her two children and TWO women
companions
Mrs. Mederious was beaten on the
head and probably fatally injured by
her assailant, who welded an iron bar
While she lay scnseless on the side.
walk and her companions and children
were screaming for assistance. the
thug took from her 500 He then fled,
yaulting over high board fence
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COLLEGE STUDENTS ARE
TO BE CENSUS ENUMERATORS

Washington. Oct. S.-Director of the
Census Dana Durand believes that col
leee students VIII make excellent cen
sus enumcators, and he proposes 20
suggest that educational institutions
eiva leaves OF absence IN April next TO
such students as may care 10 ioin lie
family OF G5oo0 cnumerators. Per
sons who accept this employment may
earn ln average Of $& = day.
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THEY MAY FIGHT
ON The OCEAN

Galveston. Texas, Oct S-A local
sporting combination Is said 10 have
offered $4,000 for the Jeffrlos-Johnson
fight. &c Johnson will fight here. The
scheme is TO build a pavilion on the
rock jetties five miles out in the gulf
TO accommodate from 10000 10 20,-
O0l people. The Texas prize fight law
extends only three miles from shore
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PITTSBURC DEFEATS DETROIT IN
FIRST OF CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES

country. Charlie is now attending
school in a Town in Connecticut.
1t was learned that the matter Of OBJ
tanning Walsh's services first was tax
en- up by the president In Washing
ton 4 few days before the last con-
gTess adjournment.
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GIRL is SERIOUSLY
INJURED GY A RAT

Evansville. Ind. Oct S.-A large rat
ran under the feet Of Grace Field. aged
Is, at her home. The frightened girl
leaped for chair and fell. Her arm
was broken and she was seriously In
jured internally.
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Metal Market.

New York. Oct. S,-Lead-Quiet, 4 so
6A371-2.
@1245; December. 12.30m12.50.
Copper-Quict; standard spot, Il 25
Silver-51 IA.
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CONFESSES TO
SHOOTING A NAN

Chicago. Oct. S.-The shooting OF
George Mackey, 3 motorman, while
on a Goth street car. on October :,
was cleared last nieht by the comics
sion OF Harry DonncDN a stenoGraph-
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF
WORLDS MARKETS
NEW YoRK STOCKS.

AmalGamated Copper. so rs.
American Beet Sugar. ~ 81.
American Car and Foundry, 90 IA.
American Cotton Oil. "a 81.
American Locomotive. 60.
American Smelling. ~ IA
American Smelling, pfd. 112
American Sugar Refining, 1872 IL,
Anaconda Mining Co. l6 5-S.
Atchison Railway, 122
Atlantic Coast Line. 50 IL.
3 Baltimore and Ohio, III.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. rs "a,
Canadian Pacific. tS3 rs.
Chesapeake and Ohio. 50 rs.
Chicago and Northwestern, 100
Chicago. MI and ST Paul. t5S IA.
Colorado Fuel and Iron. A
Colorado ard Southern, 53.
Delaware and Hudson, 1S9 IL
Denver and Rio Grande. 40 IA.
Denver and Rio Grande, pfd.. So IA
Erie Railway. "a Is
Great Northern. pfd., ISL 5-S.
Pennsylvania Railway 147 3-8.
Peoples Gas. lis Is.
Pullman Palace Car, 100.
Reading Railway. 163 SIS.
Rock Island Co, So 3-4
Rock Island Co. pfd. "a.
Southern Pacific. 127 2-4. = 2
Southern Railway. % rs.
Union Pacific. 2O3 rs.
United States Steel, 81 IS.
United States Steel. pfd., 127 7-S.
Wabash Railway, is 3-i
Wabash Railway, pfd.. 10.
Western Union, II.
Standard OIL Co.. 700.
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EARTHQUAKE FELT IN GEORGIA.

Dalton. Ca, Oct. S.-Two distinct
earth shocks were felt here about >
O'Clock this morning. accompanied by
booming sound Houses were
shaken Throughout, the town, but no
damage is reported.
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Kansas City Livestock.

Kansas City, Mo. Oct. Seattle
Receipts 1000, market steady to
strong. Native steers 81 50aS 80; ma
tive COWS and heifers 81 25a} 25 /;
stockers and feeders 50 00a5 90; bulls
s. 5oai 90: calves Sc 75aS 90, west
ern steers So 65aG rs: western COWS
81. 75ai so
Hogs-Receeipts 5000; market
strong. Bulk Of sales 81. 10a7 60;
heavy S7-41a7.75. packers and butch
ers 81 3Oa7.7o; light 81 .OOa7 i0' pigs
So .o0a6 %
Sheep-Receipts 2.0OO.i market
steady, Muttons So sOai Is, lambs
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Pittsburg. Oct S.-Thc Pittsburg
champions OF the National league de-
fcated Detroit. the American league
pcunant winners, In the. opening game
OF the worlds championship series
he-e on Forbes Field by the score OF
10 1. Dctroits poor fielding. coupled
with timely hitting by Wagner. Glib
son and Clarke accounted for Pitts
burg's victory.
Detroit struck fear into the hearts
OF the PittsburEers by scoring one run
in the opening inning when Adams
was a trifle unsteady but the voung
Pitlsburg twirler held the hard,hItting
American leagucrs safely throughout
the remainder OF the battle
Tommy Leash was the star in the
fielding for the Pittsburgs as bis SEN
sational catch of Cobbs terrific drive
10 deep center with two on bases in
the seventh inning. saved n possible
t.eing Of The score. Leach nlso con.
trlbuted another spectacular bit OF
work when he caught Tom Jones near
Texas Lacquer. at the end of the sixth
inning.
Pittsburg was helpless before Mul-
lin In the first three innings and the
first OF the winners was a home run
drive into the right field bleachers by
Manager Clarke after two men were
out IN the fourth
Detroit's ragged defense in the fifth
inning. coupled with Gibson's two bag.
ger. broke the tie and gave Pittsburg
two runs,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-08

S. 25a6 so: range wcthers and year
lings 81 0Oa5 90; range ewes - goa
81 80.