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The Detroit times., 1910-05-02
TIRE CONDITIONS
:. BECOMING ACUTE.
Licensed Association Calls Meeting
OF Board of Managers To Investi-
gate Tire-Makers' Agreement.

special meeting of the board OF
managers OF the Association OF LII
ccnsed Automobile Manufacturers has
been called for Wednesday. May IL,
Tor consideration OF the tire situation,
which Is extremely critical.
In TINS connection, II is requested
that each board member, before at
tehding the meeting, will endeavor to
investigate the rumors which are cur
rent 10 The effect that there exists
among certain tire manufacturers Of
THIS country, an understanding or
gehtIemans agreement TO increase
the price OF tires and to refuse to sell
or deliver 10 manufacturers at this
time, any tires for 1911 equipment.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-02
To PLY on Lake Michigan.

Freshly painted. and equipped with
wireless. telegraph spars. the littla
steamer Arundel emerged from the
Oades shipyard Sunday. ready for her
departure for Lake Michigan. where
she will ply as passenger steamer
for the Crawford Transportation Co.
OF Chicago. The Arundel and he's
mates OF the Star-Cole line were a,
one time the finest passenger crat,
running out OF Detroit
The Detroit times., 1910-05-02

tempting TO shine In the reflected lust
or OF Il game which Is nothing to them
aside from the publicity which they
are permitted 10 attain by their as
siduity Mike was the limit and IL is "a
privilege 10 be able 20 refer 10 him
in the past tense.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-02
Hurrah for Hermann

Dutch Schaefer is fitting in nicely
as the captain with McAleer under
suspension There are four ey-car-
tains or managers on the Nationals.
but Schaefer is such a clever mixer
that no jealousy is shown, everybody
working for the good OF the team.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-02

from short TO the outfeld TO make
room for Blackburne. Jesse Tame
hill was succeeded al third by Purte'l.
All this required nerve, but capable
critics declare Comiskey's scheme is
sure 70 prove a winner The injection
OF young blood OF the right sort means
The Detroit times., 1910-05-02
Won't Lake His pIctum.

Manager Jennings. OF Detroit Is
uuoted as saving that he cant see
anything better than fourth place Tor
the Athletics, because their outtleld
has no class Hughey mas six months
In which to improve his vision.-Sport.
ing Life.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-02
ror,ard pms. Retained.

PHILA DELPIIIA. April @o.-THc
foatbalI rules committee today decided
10 retain tho forward pass Tht com
inittee then took up tho best mauuer
70 protect the man Who catches the
ball on the forward pass.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-02
TliI, Ct H.
AND THEIR
SIGNS.

dictate and magazine consumption 4
series OF highly fanciful yarns relative
10 the alleged Inside bah" which the
Cubs play. under the management OF
Frank Chance. ore OF Mr. Fullerton's
entertaining articles was recently re-
The Detroit times., 1910-05-02
CHICAGO

IWU+UOsD UIfS- LVlUtI = NHLTIITt
hits-IGahn. White, Blackburne sac.
riNce Nles--Gaudil Stolen base-Bush
Double play-Blackburne 20 Gandil
Lett on bases-Chicago .. Detroit e.
irst base ON balls-OG White :. Oft
Summers , struck out-By White g.
bN summers g. TING 80. Empires
Sheridan and KERN.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-02

ton of Chicago
who seems 10 have
constituted himself
"A sort OF gratuitOlls
press-asent OF the
is spinning for Syu-
The Detroit times., 1910-05-02

An exchange wants to number the
ball Players II might be well 10 pin
a flag on Ty Cobb. so the bugs MA
DE able 20 recognize him, II
The Detroit times., 1910-05-02
Historic Track Passed.

The famous four-corner track az
Terre Haute has Deen sold and Is -
pass. aA
The Detroit times., 1910-05-02
The Iatest bulletin Las u TINT NIL Tho

eastern cities Of the Grand Circuit. ~
Guiding New York Will hold the srbed-
uled meetings, regardless OF the bet
/ ting privileges.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-02

Innovation at Horse Sale.
A feature OF the Readvllle sale next
month viii be old home day when
only stock carrying the BLOOD OF
Bingen will be offered.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-02
| HEART
70
HEART
Win the
Sporting
Editor.

\ most highly taSorcd brand OF fan.
fodder Isl noY going tine rounds. pur-
yeyed by the versatile Hughie FULLER
The Detroit times., 1910-05-02
Answer Id lnuulrY.

Mordecai Brown lost "A game 20 the
PittshurC Pirates Saturday at Pitts
burE. The score being 10 o. Powell
gave Chicago but one hit.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-02

II ever poetic Justice was carried
ont II seems 10 have happened In
the Hopke case The Tigers will nev-
or forgive the indianapolis man fo~
throwing away those games in Cuba
and there !, little sympathy FOR him ~
the hour OF his rclecation 10 Class y
such enthusiasm Business pros
poets for manufacturers never so
good. :" Positively amazed "Intcres'.
inc experiences. "Trip ideal from a
scenic point of FiewI--yes 'Dai Lewis
and the pathfinder are on the road.
The impression seems 20 prevail
that they have at last got the goods
on Mike Reagan. or ali the pcstifer
Gus professional rooters who have dis.
gusted a sincere sportsman BY at
The Detroit times., 1910-05-02

The Cubs won II game yesterday On
o tumble - Hans Wagner.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-02

hard work. and with the veteran ou:-
fielders and battery men, gives tho
team just the right mixture TO get the
best out of every man in the lineup
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-12
FIRE INSURANCE
CASE IN COURT

The case OF Fred De Michele against
the London & Lancashire Fire lnsur-
ancc company involving $1,000 fire
insurance. was resumed this morning
before Judge Howell
Tho testimony given on the part OF
the plaintiff, +. B. Smith and others.
was to the effect that De Michele's
store burned down on January ith. of
this year, and that IL contained about
$1,000 worth OF goods and fixtures,
Both Mr. De Michele and Mr.. Smith
stated that the store contained 5000
worth Of fixtures and 500 worth of
goods. consisting of tobacco, groceries
and candies. etc.
The defense will attempt TO show
that there was not 81 900 worth OF
property burned. and that most OF the
stock of goods carried by the lalntin
had been removed from the building
before It caught nre 1t also will try
To show that the inventory mnde by
lie Michele was based upon his me
mory Of the things he had in the store
and by reference 10 an old inventory
furnished him by Mr. Smith when
Smith sold the goods to the plaintiff
some time before the fire
The case will occupy most OF the
time this afternoon. but It Is stated
by the attorney for the defense that
he Will conclude today.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-12
A MONTH"; HOTEL IN LONDON.

y dispatch to a New York paper
says the experiment OF a non-tip hotel
in the Strand In London has proved
q success. Since the establishment
was opened year ago there has
not be en- q vacant bed room. a record
which could not be eQualed by any
other London hotel Every day the
management has had to refuse visit
ors Altogether nearly a quarter of
a million guests have stayed at the
hotel in the S4i days it has been
open.
The success Of the hotel the direc-
tors believe. IS mainly due TO the non
tip rule. Guests are forbidden to Of
fer any servant of the hotel a gratu,
ity, and servants found accepting
them are instantly dismissed Poo
pie know exactly what it Is going TO
cost them before they set foot In
the hotel, and when they pay their
bill there Is no need for them 20 put
their hands into their pockets TO tip
anybody
Although the rule against tipping
is rlgidly enforced by the manage
ment. there have been visitors who
have insisted upon offering gratui-
ties. In order to protect servants from
temptation the management has had
TO request these visitors to abide by
the regulations OF TO seek accommo-
dalton elsewhere.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-12
GS
IN DISTRICT
COUR Z

The following disposition of cases,
now on trial. has been made by Judge
Howell of the district court:
Tho case OF Emery w. Soule vS. a.
Il. Weathcrby. ct al. dismissed on mo-
tion of the attorney for the defend
ants
Tho estate OF Gustayc 1. Peterson,
deceased, has been closed. a final
settlement and distribution having
been made. and the administrator and
bondSmon honorably discharged.
Isaac +. Peterson was the admins.
traitor.
In the matter Of the estate OF
Louis Myrtle Peterson. deceased,
Isaac Peterson, John r. Powers and
r G., Mcfarland were appointed ap-
praiserS.
The trial OF the case Of the State
Bank OF Westficld against j. c. Leg
getL the court being otherwise oc.
cupied at the time the case should
have been tried. was set to follow the
trial OF the case OF r. c. Lundy VS.. J..
II. Kurtz. ct nj.
The hearing Of the Hudson avenue
condemnation proceedings OF Ogden
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-12

speaking. and no one regrets that it
Is not.
Dr BlOomer evidently dcplores the
fact that the introduction OF gas for
cooking. the advent OF the suction
cleaner and numberless other instan-
ces of modern ingenuity have light
encd woman's burden. but she will not
get much sympathy from those who
find life a little moro worth living on
account OF them.
Nor does II seem reasonable that
because of labor saving devices wo-
men have more time on their hands
than Is good for them. Go into any
home where these methods have been
introduced and it will be strange II
you do not find that the wife and
mother can always find something to
occupy her time. If Willie's clothes
do not need mending, Mary's do. and
IL Is a fact few women Will dispute
that the housewife often finds her
self wondering when she will find time
TO do these little odd jobs after she
has finished with the mornings mar
keting, setting the house to rights, ."
planning for three meals and then pre-
pairing them.
This statement of Or. Boomers
seems TO be quite In line with many
others that are made after a superb
cial study Of a situation and without
due consideration of the real facts
In the casc.-Philadelph Inquirer.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-12
MARTHA SOCIETY.

The Martha Society Will meet with
Mrs. A. p. Hibbs at tho Utah Hot
Springs sanitorlum next Monday aft
ernoon. when matters of considerable
importance concerning the work OF the
society and preparations for the an
nual Cherlty bail will be placed be-
fore the members OF the organization.
During the past two weeks n number
OF typhoid and other cases have
called for the kind mlnlstrations OF
the ladies' OF tho Martha society.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-12
VIM. BARNES
is N|FFE D
Resigns as a Member
of New York State
Committee

Albany, n. Y, Oct 12-Contendine
that his party loyalty has been ques-
toned through the failure of Ezra p.
Prentice, the new chairman of the
Republican state committee. to reap
point him a member of the executive
committee OF the state committee.
William Barnes. Jr.. OF Albany, has
rendered his resignation as state com
mitteeman from the twenty-thlrd con
Gressional district, comprising Albany
and Schenectady counties.
Mr Barnes led the fight against
the selection of Col. Roosevelt 40
temporary chairman OF the recent Re
publican state convention at Sarato-
ga.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-12
A SUBSTANTIAL RECOGNITION OF
SERVICE,

Because she has been model ser
want, Kate Brown has received from
her employer. Mrs. Julia Dewindt
Thompson, wife OF DR. Thompson of
Ferris Lane. a suburb OF Poughkeep-
sic. a gift of a new house on a lot of
ample size next to the Thompson
property free and clear OF all encum-
brances.
This novel recognition OF the ser
vices Of n seryitor became known
today when the deed conveying the
property from Mrs. Thompson TO Kate
Brown was filed I'm the Duchess coun-
~ clerks Office.
Dr. Won B. Thompson said tonight
that his wife was not well and could
not be interviewed. but that he was
willing to say that Mrs Kate Brown
had been invaluable as a cook i'm his
home for 80 years Her daughter
was born there, and is also a fam
ily servant in the Wilderness. which
Ia the name by which the Thompson
mansion Is known. The ThompsJns
are not willing to lose Mrs. Brown
or her daughter. and both will re-
main with them.
Tho deed 20 Kate Brown shows that
the consideration for the property
given 10 her Is "onc dollar and the
friendship and esteem ! feel for her"
Tho fact is. Mrs. Brown did not even
pay dollar for the property. Mrs.
Thompson sent for Benjamin Brevort.
a surveyor, and had him measure off
a generous strip Of land from her cs-
tate. She built thereon a substantial
and attractive house. and when II was
finished she surprised Kate by walk
ing into the kitchen and giving her
the deed
The Thompsons are wealthy New
York pcoplc.-New York Sun
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-12
OF APARTMENTS ON
WOMEN.

As Mark Twain remarked when he
heard of his reported death. the state
ment Of DIT Anna Wells Bloomer thar
small apartments and restaurant din
ners encourage drinking among wom.
on. is probably very much exngger-
ated
Dr. Bloomcr contends that work
is now made so easy for housewives
that time not lnfrequcntly hanes
heavy on their hands and enforced
idleuess begets dissipation She also
argues that women who dine freousnt-
ly az public restaurants are easily Io1
into drinking habits.
Although Der statement may be trro
lu Isolated cases, glance AT me
broad general proposition will show
that she is very much 10 error TIf.
iu modern apartments where wort. d
made much easier for the houscyg,Cc
has. IL is true, given women NOR
time TO thcmselves In these Inttor
days the old saying thai man worLs
from sun TO sun. woman's v,ort, a.,
never done is not true. rencrslI,-
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-12
Madam Bell
CIairVOyant and
Wonder Worker
BY SPECIAL REQUEST. HAS
RETURNED.

Nine. Bell comes from a race of
people who have been clairvoyants
for hundreds of years. Her readings
OF the past and present, as well as
your future llfc. VIII amaze you.
While she does not claim 10 be the
only clairyoyant in the world. she is
Acknowledged by the press and pub
lis wherever she has been 10 be the
greatest clairyoyant they have ever
consulted
Hours 10 to 9, Sunday Included.
2474 IL Washington Ave, Room 2
THE ONLY PoSsESSOR OF
THE CRYSTAL GAZER IN THE
WORLD.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-12
YOUNG MAN FINED
FOR BEING DRUNK

Harry Miller. charged with being
drunk. was fined 81 or five DAYS in
prison in Police court this morning.
Miller is a minor and gave his age as
twenty when arraigncd yesterday. The
Young man was not sentenced ycster-
day as the officers expected they
would be able TO use the prisoner as
witness against tho saloon keeper
who had sold him the ntoNicants.
Miller refused to reveal the name OF
the saloon where he obtained his
drinks
Walter Gardner, charged with vag-
rancy- forfeited a bond OF 500 by not
appearing for trial this morning. Gard
ner is a parasite of the Alley and his
bond was furnished by the woman
upon whom he preys.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-12
MANS MYSTERIOUS AoVERsA.
RlGS.

The insect does not belong to our
world. The other animals. the plants
ovon. notwithstanding their dumb life
and the great secrets which they
cherish, do not seem wholly foreign
TO us In spite of all We feel GER
tain earthly brotherhood in them
They often surprise and amaze our
thought but do not upset 1t from
top 10 bottom. The insect. on the
other hand, has something that does
not seem 10 belong 10 the habits. TO
the ethics. to the psychology Of our
globe
One would be inclined 10 say that
it comes from another planet, more
monstrous, more energetic. more In
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-12
SHOR { LIN E
INCREASES
STOCK

At the annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Oregon Short Line rail.
way held in Salt Lake city today, 1t
was unanimously voted to increase
the capital stock Of the corporat' on to
500, 100000. There were 257,352 Shar-
es represented at the meeting
The old board OF directors was re-
elected with the exception that Mar
win Hughitt Of Chicago was chosen to
succeed =. A. Valentine.
The following were elected dircc-
tors:
oliver Ames. Samuel Carr Oliver
w Mink. Boston: Gordon L. Buck,
Alex Miller, William Rockefeller. J.
II Schiff, w. V. s. Thorne, New York
City: Marvin Hughitt. Chicago. and
Henry C. Frick. PittsburG.
The officers and executive board
viii be chosen in New York City
In two weeks.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-12
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ST TRIKES A
COLT

a colt, belonging to n. c. Olson
was struck by lightning shortly after
midnight on a farm three-fourths of
a mile west of the Wasatch Orchard
company'S place. The animal while
not killed outright. was so severely
injured that 1t was unable TO move.
c. II. Larsen states that he was
awakened during the lightning flash
es by the loud and incessant cracking
Of his telephone, due 10 the electric
storm Mr.. Larsen lives near the OIL
son farm and it Is believed that the
storm reached Its greatest fury in
that Vicinity.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-12
ACCIDENT AT
SKATING RINK
Contractor Crandel Injured When Falls Carrying With
Heavy 1lmoers-Fourteen Men Have Narrow Escapes
Second Accident Within Short Time.

Contractor William II. Cranden was
painfully injured az 2.3O this afteq
noon when a portion OF the skating
rink which IS being razed collapsed
and pinioned the man beneath the
falling timbers. Fourteen other work
men. employed by Mr.. Cranden were
near the wall when it fell but cs-
capped without any Of them being
caught by the debris
After the collapse Of the South side
foundation Of the rink a week ago,
II was decided to cut away the por.
ton affected by the Hudson avenue
excavation. II was In this work that
Contractor Crandell was engaged
The east side wall. which had been
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-12
LADIES' AID

The Ladles' Aid society OF the
First Congregational church. will hold
their regular session at tho usual
meeting place, the home OF Mrs. c. f,
Conn. S13 Twenty-fIfth street on
Thursday afternoon. A full attend
ance Is expected and matters OF some
Importance will be discussed.
Miss Kathryn Fitzgerald Will enter
tain the Halcyon Sewing club at the
Fitzgerald homo on Adams avenue
next Saturday afternoon.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-12

loosencd preparatory 20 being pulled
TO tho ground, suddenly gave away
and toppled inward. The contractor
was at tho time fastening a rope
to the beams for the purpose OF pull
ing the wall down and could not make
his escape when the wall fell. The
other men were more fortunate and
got beyond the range OF the timbers
Crandells injuries consist OF a
broken nose and bruises about the
face and shoulders. He was not rem
dered unconscious by the accident and
was able to walk 20 the office of a
physician where his wounds were
dressed. The Injured man resides at
R.verdale.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-12

city against the D. H. Peery estate
aud others, Is set by Judge T. ID.
Lewis of the third judicial district.
inc trial judge, for November IA, at 10
o'clock In the forenoon.
Inc case of the ogden Savings
Bank against Bella Kadlsh is conun-
ued for tho torn.
Inc suit OF Sarah NJ. Taylor ys.
tne First National Bank OF Ogden Is
also continued for the term.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-12

sane. more atrocious. more Internal
than ours One would think that II
was born of some comet that had
lost It's course and died mad In space.
In vain does it seize upon life with an
authority. a fecuDdity unequaled here
below; we cannot nccustom ourselves
b the idea that IL is a thought OF
that Nature OF whom We fondly be-
lIeve ourselves 10 be the privileged
children and probably the ideal TO
which all the earth's efforts tend.
Only the infinitely small disconcerts
us more; but what, in reality. is the
Infinitely small other than an insect
which our eyes do not see2
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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-12
FOUR MEN INJURED
IN AUTO SMASHUP

Muskegon. oct l2.-Four NIuske-
gon business men were hurt-one
probably fatally-when early today an
automobile. driven by Milton Pr
dan. manager OF q department store
and running forty miles an hour, hit
telephone pole.
The four men were returning from a
fish fry at Lake Michigan pars
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-12
c)OCETY
800" PARTY.

The new 900" club met with Mrs,
A. w. Walker at her home ON North
Washington avenue last Saturday aft
ernoon. Guests for three tables en-
joyed the pleasant afternoon. No
prizes are awarded but a cut is made
for a pretty little souvenir OF the oc-
casion, rs. Joe Scowcroft being the
lucky one on Saturday The club
will meet on Friday, October 81. With
Mrs. Matt Browning.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-12

VIII Vlsit the Coast-C. w Ward
OF the Ward & Drumm Confectionery
company. loft this afternoon for San
Francisco. While In California. Mr..
Ward viii visit all of tho leading con-
dictionaries and bakeries In the state.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-12
GOOD BILL AT THE
0RPHEUM

An allaround good and. we may
say, excellent bill Is proving n big
drawing card at tho Orpheum this
week. The attendance for the present
week "a far ahead Of any previous
records. Vaudeville is tho real amuse-
ment for all classes Of people To-
day. and the Great Orpheum Circuit
ia providing the best 10 be had for
Ogden To your uelGhbors say quick
ly as possiblc:-"Go See It"
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-12

should not be punished for contempt
OF court, she claiming that he failed
to pay SIS a month alimony. as de
creed BY tho court
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-12
BULLET PIERCES BRAIN
OF BOY USED AS SHIELD
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9 NEW YORK, Oct lf.-Charles Q
o Fischer. aged II. was swung G
9 wrIthing and screaming from the c
G sidewalk tonight by man who .
@ used the boys body to check a @
o bullet fred by Harry Green o
@ wald, an oX-puGilist o
9 The missile pierced the child's 0
G brain and he died within an hour. g
D Greenwald, terror stricken and Q
o pursued by citizens and police, Q
@ dashed into Hallway and com Q
G mittod suicide. .
9 The man who used the boy as .
@ a screen escaped His name is @
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TRUE BILLS FOUND
IN CRlPPEN CASE

London. oct 12-The grand
jury today found true bills
against Dr. Hawlcy II. Crippen
and Ethel Claire Leneve.
charging the---former as the
principal and the latter as ac-
cessory after the fact. Of the
murder OF the doctors wife
whose stage name was Belle
Elmorc.
Lord Justice Alyerstonc. who
viii preside. fixed Tuesday as
tho date Tor the opening OF the
trial
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FOR HALLOWEEN

Clothing of the right sort
clothing that defies the merchant
tailor as to exclusive fabric de-
sign, the best style, shape-holding
fit, and most of all, the aristo-
cratic, well-dressed air-that is
what we offer you HERE in our
FALL CLOTHING.
A looking over" of our stocks
is our best bid" for your patron.
age.
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