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Leads Adventurous Life

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able benefciaries.
Leads Adventurous Life
The vicissitudes that have overtaken
Mrs. Heydenfeldt have a counterpart
of a graver nature In the life of the
son who is now hawking cornucopias
at 5 cents each.
When the Spanish war broke out
Thor o. Heydenfeldt quit college in
army and went to the Philippines. On
his return he sold some of the property
which had been left him by his father
and equipped a large expedition for
Nome.
Returning from Nome the gay youth
married. That helped him little to-
ward getting rid of his $4,000 legacy.
Then he bought a racing stable. That
helped some more. Next his wife Sc
cured a divorce. After the statutory
year had elapsed, but before the final
decree had been entered he married
again.
The first wife then caused Heyden-
feldt's arrest on a charge of bigamy.
Because there was only technical
violation of the law the case was
thrown out of court. Heydenfeldt,
however. married his second wife a
second time, the second ceremony fol-
lowing the fling of the final decree.
Meets More Reverses
rf 1,4
mother into the bankruptcy court the
son found himself also without means
and so, two weeks after the fire, he
became the hokey pokey man. Within
a year he had saved enough to open an
ice cream factory, but the panic of
1907 made it impossible for the children
to secure the nickels for the cornuco-
pias and Hockey Pokey failed. He's
now back on the wagon shouting his
wares to the children and is striving
to provide as we'll for his wife and
family as he can.
He no longer has any inclination for
the gay pleasures he sought when in
affiuence and by those who know him
best is classed as good citizen, never
happy unless out of debt.
Another of the Heydenfeldt children
is Rose Monroe, who is in New York
with the Lew Fields company She is
the divorced wife of Lieutenant Mon
roe, who left her three days after the
wedding.
Attorneys Are Hopeful
Lent & Humphrey and James c. Ma
guire, attorneys for Mrs. Heydenfeldt,
are hopeful of recovering title to the
property from the Osmont heirs, who
would soon have gained clear title to
the property under the McEnerney act.
That Mrs. Heydenfeldt went through
the bankruptcy court, however, gives
rise to a question as to what recourse
her creditors will have in the event of
her recovering title.
The lease Of the Southern Pacific and
the Acme lumber company runs until
1850. but it is believed that the children
will have a negotiable equity, as the
mother holds only a life estate.
But Hickey Pokey isn't building any
air castles with the second fortune that
seems headed his way. He's still out
for the nickels and has no intention of
giving UP the cornucopia trade until he
has some of the prospective wealth in
hand.
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Unusual Photographs of
Tragedies High in the Air
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Cautions Son at Wheel
The ride along the bay toward the
Corte MADEIRA hill was beautiful We
all remarked on the loveliness of the
scenery. and the good time we We're
having. When we started TO descend
the Corte MADEIRA hill I cautioned my
son to go slowly.
This is a dificult road and you
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Sobn $. Bolton, offentIider Gc.
tar. @runoeigentum. Mgelt fin
8eniionsaniprihe. 8immer 9, ct.
Srr1as SoteI, Di.Spufton gtrabe.
Geioe telephone $50.
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gen iein eiaenes @epiiien, iin0 lat
ter Softoren, melde oarouf but
mirfen %lolte1z boB mir, freibeitltdj
g%eiinnte Wanner, uns oufraffen ul1o
III Sen &anpf 5ie6en, eingeoeltf Ser
8abrbeit, ooB menl1 mir inns Ell
ner Iusi6reitung fiigen, anoere
ausidreitungen folgen lperOel1. @ie
iiberaG, 10 lit au6 bier @ioeritatn
eegen Die Spronnei gIei6beOeuten>
init 8eboriam eegen @ott. 9euEl
mie emit fennt Ser SanatismIS
feline @egllunft in ieinem pubniinnt=
gen 9obinitiirmen ouf Der 9abf
Der @usii6ung tprannii6er Wa6t
SIT er beute nit 9e5ug auf oas Grin,
fen erfolgrei6, 10 miro ct lid
morgen eegen oen Cabot ollf Die
S%interbeine iteaen, I'M iid) ipGter
gege1 Dos &iiiien ouf5uleDnen. Sen
5anatismus lit nie INT einen 8or.
monb perleeen, melden ct ii6 o1s
religioier Seudelei uno moralii6el
8erfommenbeit 5ure6tlteIt, bolnit
er ieine oespotiibe Ma6t entfalter
uno ausiiben fann."
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@um bcntigen ct. Selcna.

0os einiome, feliige gilano, OUT
Dem Nopoleon feline qualpoGen lebten
Sabre -uls @efongener perlc6te, Big
| i'm Ser Sob erloite, gait Gisher int
nler als ein ober, gottperlaiiener 5lesf
groe. Scum miro Die Sniel, Die it Ser
@eltgei6i9te einen 10 idlimmen &uf
befommen bat, rebabilitiert. Ser
britil6e @ouperneur, SberIt Gall
moD, Der gegenmartie in GEglano eli
men fur5en urloub perbringt. 1hilbert
| ct. Selena ols Elm fleines, ibD1iId)es
| WGrdenlanb, rennt es eine ioeole
grbolunesitatte fir @erpenIeioenoe,
| riib1nt oas &lima, Die lanoifuttlt=
den &ei5e. ct. Selena lit fein fob-
Ter SeIien. @enn oas bielperleum-
oete gilano ol16 MIR II engl,ide
Guaoratmeilen groB lit, 10 bot cs
oof feline ltnpergleidlid idonen, on=
mutigen Ste1en, feline &ei5e nn6 Elm
tpirfli6 p%oafommenes &lima Die
Sterbe5iffern ct. &elena's lil!S mol
oie nieorigiten Der @elt: 6 BON 1000;
bonn Sofen aus iiebt Die Sniel ia ei1l
merig finiter aus, aber broben I'M
| SCOTLAND lit bas gan5 anoers." Scr
groBe &orie, Ser bier iein 2tben be
idloB, lit BEL Ser 8epolferltne falt
| pergeiien. Die grimerungen idrlllit-
| pfen INNER mebr 5uiammen, Elm
paar S%obr5ebnte nod, uno Nienlono
oltf Ser fleinen Sniel piro mebr oa-
ran oenfen, moour6 Der Some ct.
| Seleno in Ser @elt beriibmt geluors
Sen lit. 0@s eiebt nod einige ipenlge
oIte 2eute, Die als feline ainber Die
Iebten Gage Napoleons nit erlebteft.
Sic erinnern ii6 ounfel, oa3 il1e Gl-
tern bon Dem beriibmten @efanaenen
ipraden; nod bellte iagt mar lpie Do
/ mails g@eneraI 8onaparfe".
Ole beutige Generation deer bat
ben groBen 5eloberrn bereeiien. Gas
Saus, in oem Ser Safer mobnte. oas
beriibmte Qongipooo, itebt 5tpur mod,
uber BON Geliquien uno @egeHitdn-
oen, Die an jene biltorii6en Gage &c,
mabnen, lit penig iibrig gabliebcn.
Ser @nu lit tells aus Stein, tells
aus Sol5, elm einfa6es, einItofiess
8ebdube, Dos pie elm bel6eibcnes
g%auernbolls ausiiebt. BIZ @opo-
Icons 3eiten," 10 eraGhlt Ser @orper-
neur, ppor 2ongtpooo BON 8dllmen
umgeben ober beute liegt es fail nno
ooe Ga. Nidt Elm Stiif oeS Mobi.
liars 1T eeblieben. SIN SdlIuf5im-
mer iiebt man nod cine quite 8iiite
oes eroBen ariegsmannes, uro Inn
Commencement : @eb6uoe bematrt
man nod einige Neliquier, Elm 9ii-
| 6erbrett 9appleons, eine,l Sdnmf
uno Sen beriibmten 9iQarotiih. Gr
ltanb MIR elm Sabr in 2ongmooo.
Napoleon ipielte obne Stode, nllr nit
| ser Sano, Billiard, rnb mar beim
| Spiel 5iemlib nerpos. Nad eihenl
Sabre ober pnroe er oieier l1nterbo[-
tung mioe uno ididte Ben giGoro-
tii6 ieinem u@efanenisipGrter" sll-
rid. @us Dem 8iGorb5immer urroe
elm ~&arten3intmer uno bier loB Na-
poIeon itunoenlane iiber Bl1ne &C.
beltgt unb erfoht NIT Silfe bon flci=
men Slaggen nod einmol fefte Gisge
= HE mntprIno
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Thto. @iQer. Wef@dftefabrer.

q. Norbmann, 42O @oIiao 5troBe,
beioe Telephone tit Ser ein5iee gia.
no-Sabrifant, Der bette Gtinn1er uno
Neporierer. Sect lit Die 3eit bic
Bianos mabreno bes Gommers at
reparieren.
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Sn gerbinoung nit Dem 9(mc:
rifoniifen Snititut, bas Erof. OF.
Sugo Wiiniterberg BON Der @orboro
ufiperiitot eegentpdrtia III Berlin or
ganiiiert unb oeiien @rofinunl i'm
Sftober itattfinoet, miro elm oeatIAes
in philadelphia geidoffen pcrDen,
Dos elm ipeitereS ginoeglieo 5miiden
9euti6lono unb amerifa biloen
miro. /0ds Bbilaoelpbiaer Snititlt
miro cine g(rt BON Gentralburem fir
Die oelttiden @elebrten in Nmerifa
btloen unb oieielben boben pilian-
ifoftliden 3iele perfolgen, mie Die
rSmptbionion Suititution" in &oib-
ington. gu leinem 2eiter lit Rrof.
Or. Wtarion 9. 2earneo, Der Gbei Ser
germaniitiihen @bteilune Der 9eun-
iplponia ltniberiitat, getpablt ipproen.
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1886 plroen nift eatl8 SO Wiidio-
men &oliagiere beforoert, 1890 noe
rem es idon 70 MillionerL 1896 iiber
81 Weidionen ulto 1906 gar 40
Wi1ionelt. IS mlBte ouf Die rapioe
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Seem Oorf
uno umgebung in einem llrnfreiie
bon 10 Weilen &iid1idt genonlmen
meroen, nno man ridtete ii6 oo=
rauf ein, ooB bie 8epolferung ouf
oieiem Serrttorium 1918 fi6 uuf
feds nno 1920 ouf a6t Wiaioten
belaufen Deroe.
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Befer tute YrifaeI.

9as Surdprilgeln firieu &i1oer
rldt bonn 8ettndifen. @s beftebt cine
tonititltioneue nria6e fir bieie eer>
Sriebli9e Sa6e. Sran sc. Gummers,
gog 8.,. Iotre Same. Sno., lit bereit.
irgeno elmer Wutter i6r erfolgreides
9alsmittel NIT boIlen Intpeiiungen mitz
Snteilen. S6idt fein @elb, iomoern
i9reibt beute nod an fie. I'M Sale Cure
@tnoer NIT bieiem l1ebelftanb bebaf.et
iino. Eabelt bafiir bas &ino ni1t; es
lit bo6ittpa9ri6einli9. bab es our 9ers
meioung ni6ts tun fam. Sur9 biefe
8ebaaolung tperoen audi grtpadfene uno
dltere 2eute. tpelde BET Sag ODER bes
Na6ts an 9arnbei6tperoen Ieiben, tus
riert. GGreiben Gle in bieier Gprahs.
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Sefannttnadluna.

Meinen aunben sur 4ad)ridt
Dob id mein bisber I'M @ebd,toe Ser
o5reien Yreiie fir Geras" 5etriebe.
mes llbrma6er-@ eid6ft nab bem
Sauie an Ser 9lonto 8lo5u, in ben
iid 0as SlimeIier-8 ei6Gft DOH 8us
S. &rop befinoet, perleqt boba.
S. S, Saag.
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9taot S1tp. Do,
0ncna Gnnnth sa

Sranf S. gDeneD be16tp5rt, bob
er Der dltere 8artner Ser Sirma S. S.
@9eaeb nnb 6 o. 1T, nel6e 8eidafs
te in ber Stabt Solebo, in pbengenat11z
tenn gountb unb @taofe, tut. ltnb bab
beiaete Sirina bie @umme bon ei NJ
bnnbert 9oIIars fir ieoen eSad
bon &atarr6 be3ablen tpiro, Der bur9 ben
@ebratd bon 5aIs @atarrb<
Sur rtdt eebetIt tperben fann.
Sranf S. ct e II eb,
Bei6tporen DON 1nlr ltrD l1ntere
16rieben in ~r1eit1er @e9entDart
m g.: September q. 8. '96.
SiegeI,
d. 8. @Ieafon, Dffentlider @otar.
Sails &~atarr1>&ur tpirb in1erlt6 9ee
uommen nnb ipirft brett anf bas 8I1tt
urlb bie f9leimieen Sberfldden bes CIV
items. 2aBt @n6 3eugniiie fret 5nz
f9iden.
. S. S. Gbeneb& 60. SoIebo. 9.
@erfauft BON allen Npotbefen, Toe.
Sails Samilien<giIen limb Die belter.
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Der sh(aa eines Seniels

wiiroe 81. Cooper Sstpego, sc. g..
ebenio miGfommen eetpeien iein, nie
Der erbarmungsloie, lunaen5erlts
renoe Suiten, ser Sobrelaug ieber
Wfeoi5in fpioeritqno. Or mar heIrn-
oers laitig in Der @odt" i6rei5i ct.
limo ni6ts balf mir, bis id 9r.
Sings Seem DISCOVERY Penubte, mel-
Dies mid ooQitanoig ffuricrtc. Sd
butte gar ni6t mebr." Gin 8eliufJ
iiber5eugt. SOC nno $1.00. 0erird)s-
tlaI6e frei. @arontiert BON alen
9rugqiiten.
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5Iar Dap.

Gin neues Sausreinieungsmittel
Dos fein asenbes MIfoIi entbaIt.
SIZE Sbermin-8iaiauts gaint Gtore,
t0t SIt.Gommeree StraBe.
(Mn Der griide.)
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-31
JOHNSON WEIGHS
ONLY 215 POUNDS

SAN FRANCISCO. May 30.-Deco
ration day was a big event at the John
son camp and the colored champion
played to capacity house In the aft
erDoon. when he went through his
usual boxing stunts For all that.
Johnson kept his audience awaiting
three-quarters of an hour. which oc-
casioned much hootIng and kissing
II was a good naturcd crowd that
greeted him when he finally made his
appearance and good judges declare
1t was on OF the most satisfactory
workouts since he has gone into train.
Ing,
Johnson wcigbe less today than at
any time since his arrival here. Re
fore he stepped on the scales ne said
he thought he was down pretty light
and this was proved when he regis
tered at 215 pounds.
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will he up TO its former high degree
OF excellence Special dishes for holI
days Will be served and regular meals
for hotel guests and visitors will be
provided during usual hours. ~Bntll
the accepted the offer here. Mr., Dunk
erly had charge of the Emigration
Canyon cafe at Salt Lake.
Dancing in the pavilion at the Her
mitage provided pleasure for many
yesterday
Idlewlld the oaks and the. Wilcox
resort also have been opened and
promise many attractive features for
the coming season. Quite a number OF
visitors were at these resorts Sunday
and yesterday.
The Utah Hot Springs. under the
management OF DR. A. P. Hibbs, is
receiving It's full share of patronage
and with good car service provided,
promises 10 retain all of IT'S previous
popularity this season. II Is admir-
ably conducted and the excellent cur
ative properties Of the waters are well
known
At Ogden Canyon Sanitarium hun
dreds Of visitors were entertained.
Sylvan park was opened yesterday
and will make a bid, with special at.
fractions and summer dances, Tor pa
tronage this season
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doubledIy the greatest aid to disguise.
But great care has TO be taken, for II
too striking an appearance were given
TO the subject the whole purpose of
the scheme would he defeated. In our
art the whole secret of success lies In
lot attempting too much. There IS
TO particular kind of beard AS a
rule, it has to be thin, and Is usually
OF lighter hue than the hair,
Besides altering the complexion, the
use of slightly smoked glasses often
helps greatly toward a good disguise
alterations can also be made in the
orch and color of the eyebrows, and,
talking OF eyebrows. YOU would be sur.
pTised II YOU only knew how often we
have TO paint out black eyes
OF course. with certain persons Il
is uneless for us TO attempt a disguise
solely by working on the face Ttten-
tion has TO be paid to the contour of
the back and shoulders: while some
times the use of towel or two over
the latter inside the coat works a
great change. The use of high heel
and a low one is often successful in
altering the gait, but in this matter a
good deal depends upon the person
himself.-From The Art of Disguise"
In the Strand.
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SPORT
THOMP SON HERE.
GOES TO LOGAN

Just long enough 10 greet many OF
his friends here. Cyclone Johnny
Thompson remained in Ogden after his
arrival from Sycamore, ILL.,. yesterday
and then continued on 10 Logan.
where he will take advantage of a fine
offer OF training quarters and good
accommodations made by the live
Commercial Boosters association of
the Temple town to the north Thomp-
son was In good condition when he ar
rived. but declared that he was anx-
ions to go Immediately into training,
as he would take no chances with
Picato.
II want the championship" he as
serted. and am determined to get
IL If they VIII give me the chance, but
| am not going to refuse any man a
match Picato wanted to try mo and
I am ready for him. I don't underes-
innate his ability and from what |
have heard he is a clever. durable lad.
but expect to take the battle inside
of fifteen rounds After that / hope
for a match with Hyland and the win
ner oil that fight should get on with
Wolgasr. He Is entitled TO IT,"
According TO Thompson'S present
plans he Will return here Sunday TO
give an exhibition at Utah Hot Springs
for the benefit Of his hundreds of OG-
den admirers.
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He made the former record on the
Los Angeles track.
In a wonderfully sustained dash
throughout the lifty mile race, Har-
roun easily lead his rivals and wsg
ahead of the record at 30 and 30 miles
and at the finish. His time was I2:O1.
The former record which was 44.iS
Harroun himself set at Atlanta.
Caleb Bragg. the Cincinnati anna
teur WAS the third star of the days
triumphs. He won two ten mile and
one five mile free for all race and had
to put mp hard fight for each OF
them With Kirscher in Darraca.
For the national championships tho
drivers battled with all their skin
forcing their engines 10 the limit OF
their power The leaders were al
ways punched in tho home stretch
and the contests were OF decided un
I'll the front wheels of the victor
actually had crossed the wire OF the
timing machine.
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IN sLASHlNG RACES
NEW RECORDS MADE

INDIANAPOLIS. May 30.-In slash
ing races at the Indianapolis Speed
way today new records were set for
the national championship In stock
car classes which will be contested
annually; Barney Oldneld with his
big Benz broke the American Speed
way record for the mile and the kilo-
meter and, Ray Harroun driving a
Marmon topped the time for so miles
for cars Of 231 to 800 cubic inches
piston displacement.
crowd of $4,000 people cheered
the drivers on TO desperate feats of
speed and the companies of militia
were pressed hard in controlling the
eager spectators who oyernowed the
grandstands on to the fields, straining
for a nearer View of the heroes OF the
motors.
Oldhcld cut ,ac mile speedway rec
ord down from &c fiat to 356 and the
kilomctcr record from 23.7 TO 2145.
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SUMMER RESORT
SEASON OPENED

With an attendance far greater than
any on the opening day of past sea
sons, summer resorts in the vicinity OF
Ogden lnaugurated the season of 1919
last Sunday. Sundays crowds were
enormous. but by no means equal to
the throngs which 1ocked TO vurlous
pleasure places yesterday
Uncle Billy Wilson is to conduct
the beautiful Hermitage In ogden can
yon himself this summon and has
placed the dining room In charge of
an expert chef and manager. William
Dunkerly, who presided over the des-
tinies of the dining room two years
ago and made hundreds of friends
among pleasure seekers Of this re-
gion He announces that the highest
standard of service. with all white
help. viii prevail. and that the cuisine
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Jack Woolcy. went on a fishing ex.
cursion-
The camp. however, was aroused 10
Hfe BY the appearance OF James J.
Corbett, former champion heavy
weight, who is TO assist in getting JEFF.
fries in proper form TO meet John.
so1. tslth,b
Corbett slipped Into the camp un-
announced and Immediately went TO
work in the gymnasium to Timber up
and try himself In. a few preliminary
stunts despite the heat The former
champion elicltcd much favorable com
ment from the trnlners who watched
him at work for his strength. agility.
endurance and wind
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Ogden Steam
Laundry CO.
LAUNoERERS. CLEANERS
AND OVERS.
Phones IVA. 437 25th Street
HOGS AND VEAL

We arc pnying for fat aogs an fol.
lowe;
Hogs. from 200 lbs. ano up. per
Hogs. from 100 to 200 lbs, per
loo lbs ...'.....,-... ..-.-.,.. e.75
Hogs. from 1875 to 100 ibo.. per
100 lbs ,-..,,...,.... 500
We receive hogs daily
Anybody who prefers dressed
weight on hogs may bring them in on
Tuesday, OF Fridays between 1880
and 10 a m. We Will then slaughter
them while you walt. and pay s12.oo
Fer 100 lbs. dressed. At either OF
these days You may choose whether
you want the live weight price or
)2.00 dressed.
We pay for fat vcaIs from 20 to t25
lbs. dressed weight II cents per lb.,
and receive them daily. You may
bring them in either live or dressed.
Access TO our plant lis now con
Venient since the construction of the
viaduct
3 OGDEN PACKING & PROVISION co.
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PIANO RECITAL
PROVES PLEASING

The piano recital given by Miss
Carrie Browning last evening In Weber
Academy auditorium, was a most de
clded success and won for the young
artist fresh laurels from both her
admirinG friends and music lovers In
general
The recital was given under tho
supervision of Squire Coop. and MISS
Browning was assisted by Miss Emma
Lindsay In several vocal selections.
The program included compositions
OF Saint Saens. Chopin and Beethoven
each of which was rendered In a most
artistic manner Miss Lindsay's vocal
selections including a song by Donize-
til, were also well received.
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W'FARL AND FIGHTS
WITH WELSH TO DRAW

LONDON. May 30-"Packey" Nc
Farland Of Chicago and Freddie
Welsh, the British lightweight cham
pion. fought twenty draw to-
night before the National Sporting
club. The fight was for purse of
$500 and a side bet OF $1,000, Nc
Farland had the best OF II,
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Citizens of Ogden

Boost for your city by using oo.
DEN MADE FlOUR-lt costs you no
more and every sack you use 10
boost for your town
In that way you make n Chicago
OF Ogden Ogden Milling & Ele-
vator Co.
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MORE FREE TICKETS

We have arranged for another lot
OF tickets at the Orpheum Thester
The Standard viii give one ticket TO
the Orpheum theater for any night
this or next week for each month
subscription paid in advance. Not
more than four tickets to one family
Now is the time to take advantage OF
this offer.
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CORBETT LANDS
IN JEFF'S CAMP

BEN LOMOND. Cal, May 5O.-Iim
Jeffries spent memorial day casting
for trout on the San Lorenzo river.
some miles above his training camp
The excessive heat caused the fighter
10 leave the camp early in the day to
seek cool recreation along the river
and, accompanied by Tex Rickard and
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New York ....s......... 7
Philadelphia ...,..... ,
Batterles-DrucBe and Meyers Fox
en- and Doom. Umplres-Johnstone
and Moran
New York again defeated Philadel-
Dhia In the afternoon game. It re-
quiring sixteen innings to decide the
issue. to 3. In the ninth inning,
Devore singled, stole second and scor-
ed the tieing run when Moran and
Bates threw Wild. In the sixteenth.
Devore again led off with single,
stole second and scored on Becker's
single. r. H. f..
new f0rk .s-.-,s....-..- y
Philadelphia ,..,... 10 G
Batteries-Ames and Meyers Schlei,
Ewing and Moran Umpires-John-
stone and Moran.
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Even Break.

Boston. May 3O.-Cicotte strained a
cord In his neck today In the second
inning of the forenoon game with
Philadelphia and the two Boston
pitchers who succeeded him were bat
ted hard. r H. f..
Philadelphia .....,.,...... Q 2
Boston .-..-.....,..-..... 3
Batteries Coombs and Thomas: CT
cote. Smith. Arellanes and Carrigan.
Boston got an even break by a
lucky win this afternoon from Phila-
delphia 6 TO 5. in ten innings. In
the ninth two singles, a two-base hit.
home run, base on balls and an
error allowed Boston to tie the score
after two were out. Speaker hit for
three bases In the tenth and scored
the winning run when Davis dropped
a ball r Fl F.,
Philadelphia s...i..... IL 4
Boston ,..... .,.v,......... l
Battories-Krausc and Thomas,
Karger, Hall. Collins and Carrigan.