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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-30

FOURTH DIVORCE

Cincinnati, June 30.-Mrs. Gussie
Ogden Drewitz, millionaire suf-
fragette. was granted divorce yes
terday. She declared Immediately nf-
Ierward that she would devote her
life and fortune from now on to help
women struggling to free themselves
from 'misflt matrimonial yokes with
cruel husbands"
Mrs. Drewitz was the widow OF
Frank Ogden before her marriage to
Drewitz, and was left q million dol
lars by ogden Il am so happy | could
Ay." said Mrs. Drewitz when she
learned that her fourth attempt TO oo-
tain n divorce had succeeded
DO not give up. Fight 1t out. 1t
Is worth whIle.' Is tho message she
sent broadcast TO others In the throes
OF the struggle TO break conjugal
bonds
IL shall do all | can TO get law
in Ohio and every state In the United
States that will protect woman In this
respect" said Mrs. Drewltz. Divorce
should he easier In the interests of
women"
Mrs. Drewitz has donated 1000 to
advance bill in the Ohio legislature
to protect women from slander ut
tered by men.
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JEFF'S CAR
is WRECKED
Bob Armstrong Thrown
Out and His Hip
Injured

Reno. New. June 30-Out at JET
fries camp there was absolute peace
today. The former champion arose at
his usual hour. and after breakfast,
started off on a fishing trip with Jack
O'Wooley, an old friend
NO telling when he'll be back"
said one of his trainers, as he watch
ed Jefries and Wooley swing away
When he goes fishing he goes fish
ing. He never thinks about lighting
or training or anything lu1e that"
While 1t was generally supposed
about the hotels that Je1ries would
work later, out at his camp the i'm
preston prevailed That he would not
do tap today.
Jeffries' big touring car was badly
wrecked this morning while returning
TO camp from Reno with Todd Boyer.
Ieffries, nephew, at the whoel The
car, which carried besides Boyer, Dick
Adams, Jack Jeffries and Bob Arno-
strong. was travelling nt moderate
rate OF speed about hall way between
the city and the camp. when Boyer
lost control and 1t plunged OF the
road. smashing into telegraph post
Armstrong was thrown out and his
hip was bruised. but the others were
not injured, The machine was so
badly damaged that 1t will be several
days before parts can be secured and
put in.
Boyer had taken the machine to
town TO get Jcffries' 22-caliber rife
repaired. He Was going back with the
gun when the accident happened.
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A NIL D DAY
FOR ST O(,KS
Sudden Down and Up
Movements market
Uncertain

New York. June 30.-The stock
market was flooded with selling or
ders At the opening today as an after
math OF yesterdays vlolen; declines
The opening downward plunge in
prices. after establishing new low lev
els for the year, was followed by a
quick and violent rebound which made
up the opening losses in some GASES.
Excited and irregular fluctuations fol
lowed, but the excitement quieted
down TO an extent before the first
hour was over and a steadler tone WAS
manifest
Immediately after IL O'Clock. an
other Spasm of liquidation conyulsed
the market and prices broke violent
ly In new directions. Northern Pa
cllic and AtchisoD were carried down
4 points. Union Pacific 3 l-2, South
ern Pacific s-s, American Smclt-
Ing. 3 IA; Reading. ST Paul. Canod-
Ian Pacific. Amalgamatod Copper,
and General Electric. 8; Rock Island.
SIS. Baltimore and Ohio. 1-2 and
United States Steel and Central leath-
er. 2
Another f. h rebound came and
the ShortU S, led 10 cover, but the
market continued excited and greatly
unsettled.
The tone of the market became de-
moralized toward noon and there were
indications that important market
dealers were letting stocks go for
what they would bring.
Atchison was swept down IL
points, Southern Pacific. 12 Union
Pacific, Northorn Pacific and st, Paul.
5; Reading. IA. Chesapeake and
Ohio. a. United States Steel, 8. and
corresponding declines In practically
all OF the active stocks followed.
There WAS a violent upward reac'
tion in the quarter hour after noon
owing to the rush OF shorts TO cover
on the severe break In prices Union
Pacific rebounded. 2 IL; Reading and
Amalgamsted Copper. 2, and the rest
of the weakest stocks. to 81. The
demand TO cover continued very ac-
tive after the first rebound.
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ROOSEVELT AND
TAFT MEET TODAY

Beverly, Mass. June SO.-Followlng
twelve hours of absolute secluslon
from the public. Col Theodore Roose-
welt arose early this morning and
took a brisk walk about the Nahant
estate OF Senator Lodge. his host. The
estate. which is beautifully located
on secluded point extending into
the ocean, is we'll hidden. A luxur-
liant forest growth conceals. the place
most effectively from observation OH
the land side and the only entrance
TO the grounds was closed by big
swinging gate. behind which stood a
uniformed policeman. s
Col Roosevelt, and Senator apd
Mrs Lodge had breakfast about 3
o'clock AS soon as the meal was
over. Col Roosevelt took up, his cor;
respondence. a big mass of letters
mPfnins
g Senatpr Lodge said he and Col.
TddseFal5 54iaF PLANNED rs -gooeo Bess
enfg IN an adiqhobflc loTh1 esenseet,
.aAdAdl that hos bnto woofj accompany
them '7''f'N '''H' F4''
Some time tomorrow, probably Ia
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HARVARD IS
THE VIC I OR
Defeats Yale in Rowing
Contests on the
Thames

New London. June 30-Harvard
cleared up the Thames this morning
with two decisive victories over Yale.
The crimson freshmen eight-oarcd
crew beat the youngsters from New
Haven by three lengths and the Har
ward Varsity four bettered this per
formance a little later by rowing away
from Yale in the last eighth mile OF n
surprising race and finishing four
lengths in the lead.
A quartcring downstream breeze
which rose TO eight knots an hour
before the second race began, cut
down the time and, although both
the winning crews We're strong. both
races were slow, The time was
Freshmen eignt-Harvard, 1l.5l.
Yale. IL 02
Varsity four-Harvard, 1900 l-2,
Yale. l2:1S.
Harvard won the Varsity four
Dared race In sensational manner.
Yale caught the water first and dash
ed out nearly a length ahead in the
first fifty yards Open water showed
between the boats at the eight-mile
mark and remained so until cheers
from one of the Harvard class boats
nerved the Crimson oarsmen to a
squirt and they lapped Yale a quar-
ter Of mile further along Approach
ing the half mile, Yale sprinted and
took Il. lead of full length, then
seemed content with the advantage
and dropped back to long. easy
stroke
At the three.Quarters Harvard again
Tapped Yale's shell. but dropped back
again and Yale was half length
ahead at the mile. Then came the
wonderful squirt that showed how
much the Cambridge men had been
holding In reserve. Gradually they
raised their stroke another point and
closed the gap In the eighth OF
mile they moved up moro than two
lengths and at this distance from
home began 20 leave Yale behind ar
every stroke,
The record for this race is 1912.
made by Harvard In 1904.
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KOREA is TO
Be Annexed
japanese Are Preparing
for the Spread of
lis Sovereignty

Toxic. June 30-There is every rca-
son to believe that an announcement
OF the annexation of Korea by Japan
is imminent
In accordance with the treaty re-
Gently made between Korea and ia
pan, the Korean emperor has issued
an edlct delegating to the Japanese
government the police administration
of the country. This is the first step
and the final step will be taken when
Korea is practically under guard. The
garrlsons are being steadily strength
ened
The mass OF Koreans accept the
reports OF the approaching annexation
with Indifference. but a decided spirit
OF unrest and activity among the anti
Japanese element necessitates pre-
caution prior to the forthcoming an-
nouDcemeut
The text OF the Russo-Japanese con"
vention recently made will be pub
llshed soon in St Petersburg.
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STRANGE CASE
OF KIDNAPPING

Passaic, y. J.. June 30.-A strange
case OF kidnapping In which one child
was returned at the same time another
was stolen. came to light here today
when the police announced that Mrs,
Mary Kunitsliy had reported that her
son. Vodick. four years old. had been
missing since Saturday.
Mrs. Kunitsky has two sons. Two
ycars ago Joseph. the elder, then
about four years old, was stolen from
his mother presumably by jealous
relative.
Soon after that Mrs Kunitsky and
her younger son came here.
Last Saturday a strange woman
called on her and told her that her
kidnapped son had been brought to
Passnic and left at house nearby.
The stranger offered to remain at
Mrs. Kunitsky's home while she went
10 the address given. The mother
found the missing boy. but when she
got back home the younger child and
tho woman were gone.
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LUMBER RATES
ARE REDUCED

Washington. June 50.-Freight rates
on lumber and forest products from
Omaha, Neb., to points In Colorado.
Kansas and Nebraska were reduced
today by the interstate commerce
commission The reductions range
from one-half cent TO four cents
hundred pounds. the average being
approximately cent and hall a
hundred pounds. The new rates are
ordered to become effective on Sept
i. next.
The complaint OF rates was made
by the Commercial Club of Omaha.
against the Chicago C Northwestern
railway and other carriers In the west
ern territory. The desire of the COM
plaipant was to secure reduction
In rates that would enable the lum
ber interests of Omoha and surround
ing territory TO extend their competi-
tive business.
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i ,Is way out It Is believed by some
'hst ne VIII reach Reno before the
end of the week
Betting on the fight has bcen excep.
tionally light thus far, and the prin.
cipal reason ascribed To this apathv
among the gambling clement is the
uncertainty said To exist among that
class regarding Richards designation
as referee.
AS yet no great amount of johnson
.noney mas come forward. even at the
tempting odds or 10 to and 10 TO
and, FOR that matter. there Is not a
great amount OF Jeffries coin In evi.
dehce. Just why the price should
stand at the present quotations no
one seems to be able To explain. Much
grumbiing Is heard in the white
mans camp over this condition. az all
oil Jenrles' trainers and companions
say they are eager to lay heavy wae.
ere on him In this connection. nm
interesting report has crept out that
Jeifries himself cannot figure that ho
is properly the heavyweight fayorite
The big fellow Is said that to have
engaged In a discussion OF the mat.
ter and TO have made the statement
that there was no apparent reason
why his chances for winning should
be placed above those of Johnson. He
argued that "the dope was no more
in his favor than in his opponents,
considering his long absence from the
ring and the general uncertainty over
his ability TO come back despite
the excellent condition his training
has placed him IN and the glowing
praise accorded him by the newspa
pers,
Jef1rics Is expected TO visit the arena
this afternoon to test the boxing
platform. He is anxious to have the
flooring so firmly placed that there
can he no possibility of any give
or insecurity of footing
According to a statement by the
supervising contractor this morning
the arena is practically finished and If
necessary could be turned over to
the promoters by tonight AS it now
stands. seats for ten thousand spec
tators nave been placed and nothing
remains TO be done except 10 FIX the
planks for the remaining benches.
Jack Johnson'S training quarters
was the mecca of the picture men
this morning. The champion was ask
ed TO 60 through the same stunts OF
rope skipping. shadow boxing, bag
punching. sparring, etc. that formed
Jeffries program yesterday afternoon.
A large crowd assembled at the camp
to see the exhibition.
Every man that enters the big arena
next Monday Will be searched for
weapons by the deputies appointed by
Sheriff Fcrrell to guard and protect
the big battle.
The sheriff made that statement
today and added that there would be
no halfway searching done. His men
will not be satisfied with shaping hip
pockets, but Will make sure that no
gun Is packed by the fans. The only
armed men In the building will be the
deputies.
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VICT ORY T OR
RAIL ROADS
Interstate Commission
Will Not Suspend the
New Classification

Washington. June Gl.-Announce~
ment was made by the Interstate Com
mcrcc commission that 1t would not
suspend official classification No 36,
involving over six thousand Items,
which were filed to become effective
July 1st. This declinatioD 10 act Is
regarded as victory for the rail
roads.
For nearly month the commits.
sion has been overwhelmed with pro-
tests against the proposed new classl.
fication of freight many shippers
seeming 10 entertain the Idea that the
re arrangement would result In large
ly increased rates
The subject was considered care
fully by the commission. In the six
thousand Items. and ratings involy'
ed. therc are only fifty-cight changes.
OF which twenty-eIght are reductions
and thirty advances. the latter includ-
ing twelve increases In carload
weights In n statement Issued to-
day. the commission says:
THE principal increases are the
carload minimum OF horse vehicles
from 10000 10 1000 pounds, and In
an advance In the classification ol
automobiles frst-class to one hundred
and ten per cent of first-class, and the
commission IS not satisfied that these
items should be suspended The rul
Ing. however. win not prevent or dc
lay the hearing OF any complaint
which has been made. or may be
made. against the reasonableness OF
any other increases affected by thc
new classification
Official classification territory III
cludes nil that part OF the United
States north OF the Potomac and OhlC
rivers and East OF the Mississippi riF
or II takes in the cities OF Chicago
and St Louis.
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AMUSING INCIDENT
AT A BIG FIRE

New York. June 30.-An early
morning blaze along the Harlem river
was stIfled by the flremen after
hard battle shortly before daybreak
today The loss viii not exceed $780,
900. although the flre reached a dozen
warehouses and factory buildings,
burned Its way across the staff-cov-
cred structures of a big amusement
park. killed twenty horses and caused.
the loss OF 500 chickens In poultry
firms store house.
The blaze was watched by fully
100000 persons.
Two city blocks adjoining the poul,
try warehouse are occupied by negro
families When a cry arose that a
nightwatchman In the warehouse was
missing. hundreds of negroes re-
sponded to the call for volunteers TO
go in search of him. After the watch
man was found the volunteers each
carrying freight OF live poultry,
scurried back to their homes.
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BRU I Al Il \
OF CONV,CTS
Farm Laborer Beaten
and Son Kidnapped
by Fusitives

Portland. Ore, June J0-A special
to the Oregoninn from Salem, Oregon,
says two escaped penltentiary con
yicts at Vuena Vista dubbed Henry
Starr, farm hand. nearly to death
and kidnapped his young son yester-
day.
Starr and the bay were driving in
TO Buena Vista when they encounter,
ed the convicts. The fugitives want
ed TO gain possession of the wagon
and when they found that parleying
was unsuccessful fell on Starr. beat
Ing him unmercifully with clubs.
Starr Succumbed TO the attacks aud
his assailants took possession of the
wagon. and. taking the boy with them,
drove south. They have not been
caught
The convicts are Harry Brennan.
serving two years from Umatilla coun-
ty for larceny with but three
months to serve. and John Worms
dorff, serving one and one salf years
In the peDitentiary from MultDomah
county with nine months To serve.
There were TRUSTEES at the state
penltentiary and escaped from the in
Stltutlon last Saturday when they
were sent to nay field. They took
their pitchforks with them when leav-
ing and 1t is understood here made
their attack with these formidable
weapons,
Details OF the assault are meagre
here, owing TO the inaccessibility OF
Buena Vista by wire. but II Is stated
though Starr is in serious condition,
he is not fatal! hurt
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CIGARETTES ARE
TO COST MORE


Now York. jane 30-Smokers will
begin tomorrow TO feel the effects OF
the new internal revenue law. which
becomes operative at midnight to-
night, The law affects smoking to-
bacco and cigarettes directly.
According to announcements by
manufacturers here. cigarette boxes In
most OF the popular brands will be To-
duced In eiso. holding eight instead OF
ten cigarettes hereafter.
Tho use OF the fractional '>fhird" in
measuring ounces OF smoking tobacco
Is to be supplanted by ~fourths."
Hereafter the pouch which has con,
tained one ounce and one-third will
contain one ounce and one-fourth, but
will retail for the old price.
In the case of cigarettes that aro
packed twenty in box. the new rul.
ing VIII reduce the capacity of tho
box TO sixteen cigarettes.
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MURDOCK'S SEAT
IS UNCONTESTED

New York, June 30.-yictor Mar
dock, the Kansas "insurgent" was at
the Hotel Astor today en- route to his
home.
81 am going home to an uncontested
reelection" said Mr. Murdock.' the
first time such thing has happened
in Kansas. and can tell you that |
appreciate the compliment
"As to the situation In congress-
the battle Will be hotter before II be;
comes, calm again Every position
which3 has been assaulted and taken
by, the insurgents has, been IN, fact. q
ulaneRyer In the direction OF, the matt
battleo In which the attempt emill hle5
made so take away from the sPeqEsf
his last and H.. greatest b,Iwark ,of
power-the appointment of commit
tees
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Entered as Second Class Matter the Postofee Ogden Utah

the forenoon. Col. Roosevelt VIII go
to Boston and go out to the Corey
hospital. where Associate Justice VIM.
H. Moody. of tho United States su-
preme court, is a patient IL is ex-
pected Col. Roosevelt will return to
New York tomorrow afternoon.
President Taft and former Presi-
dent Roosevelt are expected TO meet
this afternoon ut the summer camp
on Burgess Point, In what IS regard
ed by many as an important political
conference. Tho two have not met
since Inauguration day. March 4. 1909.
Col Roosevelt WAS expected to
reach the Taft cottage between 2
and p. M. coming from Nahant on
board the presidential yncht Sylph
Every effort was made To surround
the meeting with as much privacy
as possible. Orders were issued eS-
cluding all visitors from the grounds.
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BOY THIRTEEN AND
GIRL l9 MARRY

Louisville. ILL.,. June 30,-Frank j..
Farris. the 13-year-old son OF Charles
L. Farris, formerly state representa-
tive from this city. eIopcd with Miss
Nell Krutsinger. 19-year-old daughter
OF Sim KrutSipger. a local business
man, They were married on Saturday
in some place outside the state, re-
turning the following day The mar
rlage was kept secret until yesterday.
The romance began year ago,
when the two were going TO school to-
gether. Owing TO the laws in this
state. they had to go elsewhere 10 get
a license Master Farris is the young
est married" man ia the state. per-
haps In the whole country He and
his bride will reside With his parents
In this city
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BOXING CONTEST
BETWEEN BOYS

New York, June 30-A boxing con-
test between two boys of IL was the
feature of tho graduating exercises
held yesterday by the "ungraded"
class of the Jersey City public
schools The "ungraded" class is
made up OF truantS and incorrigibleS.
The rivals were a white boy and a
colored boy. who were hailed respec-
lively "Jeffries" and johnson"
The bout was In true prize ring
style The class enjoyed the ''go"
immensely. Although johnson" mad
decidedly the better of the bout. the
referee rendered a popular decision
by declaring the contest draw.
Mrs. Bessie Clements. tho teacher.
watched the contest closely. prepared
to call ''time" IN the event of the
boxers becoming too fierce.
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WOMENCOIN(I
7 0 7 HE FI(jH 7
Ten of Them on a
Fight Special Now
on the Way

Chicngo. June 30.-Ten women en-
thusiastS held reservations on the
flight special which lett last night
over the Chicago & Northwestern for
Reno.
There were also more than 200 men
in the party. The train Will pick up
extra cars at Omaha this morning
when delegations from st. Paul Min
ncapolis. Winnipeg and Duluth will bo
tucked on The special will arrive
at Reno about Saturday noon and
most OF the passengers Will live in
the cars II will leave on the return
trim the night OF the fight
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POLICE BELIEVE THEY
HAVE JOSEPH WaNoLINo

Dayton. Ohio, June SO.-The polio.
here believe they have Joseph Wen.
ding, who is wanted for the killing
of Alma Kellner In Louisville, .Ry,
Tho man was arrested carly today.
He claims ito he q French Canadian,
but the police saydtbat The description
ooWendling.' particularly, in regard, Ia,
certain msrissIions his arms, Mt, tho
priSoner.-sae1 ss8 7oisi b1o,q i.,J ,,,o-,
The man has given only a vague no.
count OF hie antecedents.
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JOHNSON SAYS
lie WILL WIN

Chicago June 3o-A scare has
boon thrown into the colored popula-
tion OF Chicago because of the eager
ness OF eastern sporting men TO
wager large sums Of money on JET
irles at odds Of 2 TO l.
Before the influx OF the eastern
money the odds were 10 TO on JEFF
fries. butnows they lhagengpne, to- 10
! on the Californian ge579jSoy 9IU
There 5were osome bets made that
the 9fishtCwllb snot gei twenty rounds.
while others .vagered llt would go tho
limit and ssoutd be rdraY- Thege were
a number ol1lrenk bats madetlGths
most absurd being that Jengies- would
win in the first round. while another
one was that Johnson would be de-
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SOCIETY PAYS HOMAGE
TO YOUNG ROOSEVELT

Santa Barbara. Cal. Jgne S0.-San-
TO Barbara and Montccito society
paid homage 10 Mr.. and Mrs Theo-
dorc Roosevelt Jr.. last night when
the visitors were made the guests of
honor at dinner dance given by Mrs
Frank Dun Frazier at the Potter
Country. This Is the first Of series
of social events planned for the
Rooseyelts during their months stay
here. Otherwise the bridal pair are
spending quiet honeymoon. sea
bathing. boating and riding being
their principal rccreations.
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Jared the winner inside of five

clared the winner inside of five
rounds.
Despite the gloom which has been
cast over them, the colored popula-
ton Is making great preparations to
celebrate JohpSon's victory.
Mrs. Tiny Johnson. mother OF the
oolored champion. viii receive re-
turns after every round. Jack has
made arrangements at Reno TO have
one of his friends telegraph brief
description OF every round TO his Chi
chago home. which will be rendez-
yous for a number OF colored persons
on the afternoon Of the fight.
telegram was received by Mrs
Johnson last night. 10 which the col
ored champion stated;
Don't believe anything you see in
the newspapers. I Will win sure"
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YOUNG MAN TRIES TO
MANUFACTURE FIREWORKS

Bloomfield. n j., June 30.-FranlS
Christian. so years old. tried 10 manu-
facturc home made fireworks In Il
shed In the rear OF his home here
yesterday. In an explosion which re-
suited both his eyes were blown out
and he was otherwise horribly In
jured. He will dio