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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-04
SAYS SAN JUAN is
PROVEN OIL FIELD

The new San Juan oil fields. in
southeastern Utah. are attracting
much attention from investors, says
the Fresno, Cal. Republican. Al
though the field is young 1t is more
than promising, 1t is already proved.
1t is expected that in short time
a pipe line $50 miles long will be
constructed to the Santa Fe railway
to market the oil. The following is
from one geological report by H. E,
Peterson, mining engineer:
"The San Juan oil field covers ter
ritory approximately fifty miles wide
by ninety miles in length with a total
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-04

of their hand will make you wish that
you. too. lived In the land Of the
orange and flowers.
So, listen for the big whistle and
then call at the train and meet the
Southern California Orange Belt
Elks, taste their oranges and get ac-
quainted The train will reach Og-
den, July and will make a stop
of some hours.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-04
A TRAIN OF LUXURY.

The fight has presented several sdehghts OF
special which through Ogden the
of Friday evening the most surprising in its equipment
One fitted for the sports numbering III 1t
roulette tables and faro bank
paraphrnaia gambling house. and back Of
the games trained dealers
that the which went the tables
the equivalent of several fortunes.
Evidently when away from business the doctors
from the ee East delight the diversion
gambling and it is made plain that the fight
was taken by from the Of
everyday life.
story the crowds that gathered at Reno could be writ
features would eclipse the recital
of the fight itself in its grasp the emotional in
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-04

ward in the commercial progress OF
this city and state. The value OF tho
changes will be very great.
Should some loose ends in any In
terests require gathering up and ad-
justing, they can easily be attend
ed TO hereafter. l would be glad to
take each member of the commission
by the hand and thank him for their
prompt, wise and thorough work. 1t
was a most extensive and arduous
task for them and 1t has been we'll
discharged"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-04
a receipt now Here's yer money"
Lippincott's.
Delays of the Law

Delays Of the Law.
l understand that you called on
the plaintiff. Is that so?"
Yes replied the witness.
What did he say?"
The attorney for the defense jump
ed TO his feet and objected that the
conversation could not be admitted In
evidence A half hours argument
followed and the judges retired to
their private room TO consider the
point
An hour later they filed into the
courtroom and announced that the
question might be put.
We'll, what did the plaintiff say?"
He wasn't at home. SIR came tho
answor.-Bouselleep
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-04

the colored brethren have any fear
on account OF Jacks past life Prov
idence will find 1t impossible to help
him In the fight, they might frame
their petitions something like the old
negro preacher did when he was treed
by the bear. The preacher said:
"Oh, Lord. please help me. an eff
yo' KANT help me oh Lohd, 70
goodness sakes doan't help dat beah.'
-Denyer Post.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-04
B A Sc B ALL
SATURDAY,
SUNDAY

Tho baseball game between Ogden
and Salt Lake at The Fair Grounds
yesterday proved one of the most hot
ly contested gnmes Of the season and
resulted In scoes ol to 4, In favor
of Ogden.
The attendance was large and the
numerous spectacular plays kept the
crowd enthusiasts and good-naturod
throughout the afternoon. There was
4 gratifying absence of the lcwdyism
which has unfortunately marked IRE
ylous contests and fair play and or.
Gerly conduct was in evidence at all
times.
spectacular work of Ramshaw, Og-
den's right fielder, three OF his bril-
liant catches bringing the spectators
to their feet with tremendous ap
plause and earning for himself The
we'll merited praise of his fellow play
ers
Ran'shaw's first stunt was OF an
acrobatlc nature in which he brought
down a pop fly and turned complete
summersault to his feet, retaining
the hall, however, and putting his
man out. The second sensation was
one-handed catch, which anded
him on his face. and the third one
brought him to his knees. In each
Instance Ramshaw glued to the sphere
like the proyerbial pan-handler OF Le-
Page fame and let nothing by that
WAS visible to the Iaked eye.
OSden has now won two Of tho
three games with Salt Lake and to-
days game will, no doubt be stub
bornly contested by the Zionites,
whose thirst for revenge has rsacoed
the boiling stage.
The lineup of yesterdays game
WAS as follows.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-04
The Greatest Shock.

What did you find particularly
shocking at that play?"
The people / saw in the audience
whom / had hitherto regarded as Sc.
date and conservative people. Wash.
lngton Star.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-04
The Baseball Girl.

HE would have proposed had you
given him half chance
"Oh, well, chances were coming rap
idly just them. Charge ME with an
error" responded the summer girl
Kansas City Journal
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-04
COLLECTS WAGES
WITH A GUN

Saturday evening the police station
was advised that one Alexander Iron.
sides had become obstreperous and
needed taking care OF The officers
Immediately placed the man under
arrest 1t appears that the man took
exception to the manner in which he
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-04
Shoes Costs SAVAGE Nothlno.

"Why is it. 1 wonder. that the saw
ages have so many more children than
civilized people have2"
"One reason, perhaps, Is that the
savages' children run barefooted.'-
Chicago Record Herald.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-04

Waiter-Did you order beef q la
mode, sir?
Diner 0mpatiently)-I did What's
the matter? Waiting for the styles TO
change?-Boston Transcript
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-04
a Suggestion.

A friend writes this department to
state that he mad heard that the col
ored churches are offering up prayer
for the success Of Jack Johnson when
he meets jeff. He suggests that II
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-04
An Ambassador Lit Up.

1t was while Charlemagne Tower
was ambassador to Russia that New
York city newspaper Spread itself
upon a fete held at st. Petersburg.
A green copyreader produced this
result:
"As pleasing to the eye As was all
this decoration there was additional
pleasure IN the sight. as one stood at
the head OF Prospekt Nevska, of
Charlemagne Tower, brilliantly illu-
minated, looming grand and imposing
against the winter sky."-Boston
Traveller.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-04
Crank and Crowded Car,

Crank and CroWded Car.
mo, sir" he growled, I'm 'fraid of
germs;
/ never grasp strap.
The car then lurched and down he sat
Plump In a lady's lap.
Chicago Tribune.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-19

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ssrusaf f-r~iuftue - - aliasfis rtff.r -
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hereafter
rh- i,,ir-,f h-r- 1890. s,r,- 30.
tifsilars ~ fH- d-.f--nf go. rngnraunt.
cstssi hns~v-r bv W. tin-w~rth - VIZ
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tns vuyaE~r- frst .tfn~ ~ Ni~N q III
Doa-t shth 50 immediately r~-ogniss-i
~ bath th~ .-au-n ansi ~ Mr O-bnrn-
The latt.r g~uti@snan having arquafnf
anss-at Fort Nnsiltr~ n "a tnnn-stiafelv
r.--oigssi - ds-s--nd IN a. virtnttv The
hslinnn Na- brought ov-F The hssrh ne
tisis being o'lt and inc ami hsr'i -tn"",h
AMI atfnirahlv lfiauf-st Foe a ds---nti ant
the Erapn-l l.-t - shirh topk nrtn hori a.
onCe The inhabitants ~ thu t-lant AMI
- th~ fort thrung-t put q vour-- -
49, thr haliron. but u Sa- With the great
e-i dtNrtilty that any on- cotild ~ mafi-
70 cr-stii tho actual voyage ths croasiag
. - .uaaftc The grapn~l caught a.
y VI prs,i---ly and thus IN. Shol- yuyag.
Sa- comp l-tssi VA seventy hv- hours. ~
rather i'.-s counting from -hor,, o. Shor-
NJ SERIOUS arCtd~nt cor. Il No real
danger Wa AZ any time 4ppr'.h ~ndei The
halloon was eNhau.trI and secured With
out trouble and Wb n the NJ from which
this narrative - 90 npil-d was de,patrh..si
from Charleston the partr were still az
Fort Monltrie Their further intentions
we're not a-certain~d. but ne can safely
promise our readers some additional IN
form.akAon either on Monday or IN the
course u the next day al rirth~~t
This u unguestionably the most stu
pendouS. the most interesting and the
moSt important undertaking ever ac-
What magnificent events may ensus u
Sould be useless now To- think ot deter
mining
F-pw THFSrN ~ Monday Aprti IS. iS,1
B,i.L"oN Tho mails from the south
a-t saturday night not haV ING brought
confirmation % the arrival Of the Balloon
rom England. the particulars Of which
rom our correspondent Ne detailed IN our
.Ntra. we are inclined 10 beheVs that The
Intelligence - erroneous The description
4 the BALLOON and the voyage was written
With a minutens~S and scientific ability
alculatsd to Obtain credit everywhere
nd was read with great pleasure and salts
action. We by no means think such
,rota~f tmnosstbla
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-19

SriurdGy iDyi ne 1h livery pr"ps-
ration hkoly g. smhaTras, ~ having
h.."n made overnight. ~" commenced
III. initiation this morning ~ daybrsak /.
u unrnanaRsabls. we did not get through
before nearly ~ O'Clock cut loose then
IN high spirits md rose gently bar steadily
With . light breeze az north. which bore
ls IN the direction Of the British Channel
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Broadway
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-19
POE " ROTE rms BALLOON moan
We HAD Just landed In New Work. Win :
sick wife and -. So.

This Balloon HolN.- written nv Edgar
Allan Poe when his fortunes were az their
lowest ebb. was probably brought ny
him IN THE SUN two days after he had
arrived here from Philadelphia, harassed
by his creditors. with a sick wife and with
q total capital remaining after the trip
here Of s. So.
Poe reached hero with his sick wife
from Philadelphia on April q. Isu. and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-19
Tllr weather

OCT 10 The centre ~ h.Eh pressure va
n, -r r~V England yesterday. raGs'ag east a-f
r..' as sf~ris siUGs ant FOG along ihs middle
..a..r and New TuEIand 'na %.
INC -~sr'" -'oTm from The SJf sHs apTAr
r.'s aggfof hing or over The .ol'hern erd of
lr4f
..l'. sad r.gn Einds Eer- Y~gortsf from JscA
.s... .. md 'ao''s 'oyih u mat pOin Nsre not
roo '..s
.u.. srs .-H .I,afy condition. prev aii-1
'rsu. rHo.' ne NDr'rvrst IN ne wake ~ De
..r...rH s'rs.t.1g from Ni7nrsotA - reEAs
rsa arr...rr a. hign 'sr ne extreme North
ns.s
.f 1926 .p1.s- rf 'H points vss' ~ the Missouri
t..s. .r' 10 'a.t .rE'.rd and IN fh~ nilfdls
'r.Hrr. .Yf.. m lake rrgt0n- AMI tfs upprr
H.... ..IH.. .s.sb ~ .Aa uarrrrr
900. offs 20 40 fpgg nd srnOkJ n Inc
..rrH... ..... .sr.sr ufHt. rgh' - fresh
,r.' .Y -,..N beast rrH .. r...dify. 81 ~ rent
s'r,. corrected .a r,i.. 20 80 IsNri -
.Iff .. ...'
Ir. r.rr.".a'.r. ...rr.... %. recorded ~ me
s.' f. 'H'Fun.r..ar I. -rH... .I tI~ r1rsH-d
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-19
SEVESTY'FIVE HOURS
FROM LAND TO LAND
FULL PARTICULARS
or TIE
PO H.FGE -! =! !

81 rDrl"T| T. af length solved
.. .. .- -al A. N" earth and the OCEAN.
... Poe. .. t,t rIsd by -0faur" and viii
fsf..'.. .u'unpg and convenient high
HtN ~ tu-Iud ~, .Ni1Hiic trs t-'r
...r. r..--'f ~ B1Nppn and thI-
'. H.'..' iifHnul'v without any great
...H'.rr LANCER Win thorough con
.. .' ''. wa.h.ua and ~ IN" moon
''.... .. .r.s' g"rrusi 81 seventy 81" hours
'-.'. -.H,. o.. -upr"' Rs H." "r"rgv
.. I. agent 80 Charleston. = c.. W.. are
o. t. jos 'H q. me 'r-t to furnish ih.. put
hr' 1"'aIl.i account 81 thI~ r10.t
o ..... ~i.ra', wage. which Wa yer
..'Hi r..'v'.n saturday ~. S'l M
- 200 o. 20 VI and 4 VI on TUESDAY
.. Instant. ~ ~ir Evs-ari BrsrE
..' VIZ p-HUru" q repl"w ~ lord
Nr. Nonck Mason and 'ir
u land. No w.ll know ~ a"r"uaIts
''..-.u AIu-Wprf'. au'uor pi jrrt
4. and NJ Henson mo proc
20" la'. ur-goc'>sig 20 Tying
With Two -"arr"n from Wool
iIi eight p"r.Ous N" par.
... '.rrr-hei below NAV be relied
r'.rrIr and acctIra'" m every
with 10 -lign' FNc"TtIon they
..E r',b~hn from ~. JUlTt diaries
'nur1 Mason and Nr Ha~~i ION
600 VINES" g., iI,arsSs our agent
ID for wurr verbal informal Ion
'r" balloon It-"lf. rs con
ant othes matter % u'cr"-t
Hr"ra'lon ~ 'h. MN r"CaIS ed
lsd" tor the pgrpp-" Of throw o.
.-Tl@I account Of our agent A..
..'t. INTO d CJnu"n'@i and IN
'.... m
rPF PtLLOOS
..v decided failura. ~ la.e
j. H"r -ou and ~ George 4 AZ
Icn weakened TIE purlic
" -urJeC' 90 AERIAL navi,a
..er-rr -r.-'rn winch A.
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- IL the balloon Sassag occa,
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IT IT --|--H D. IT " II y
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w'FrHu
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Dor .sa H..sr. ITfrsH4Ing rtuif. r~ss o. 1ag.
shaE~~a t0uDrrpH. op'lsr D. night Increasing
nor th.ast.Tiy Stnds DeuJmlnE high
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-19
THE JAcK-OF-ALL-TRADEs IDEA
in it's application to merchandising

We all familiar fate Of Darius Green and
his flying machine Yet h a God blacksmith
Robert E. Lee West Poin-and became
great general positively declined
the presidency Of a life company
| Versatility a food thins-or the vaudeville
This specializing Time has shown thing
we'll done better than things done ndiereny. and
enlightened merely responds the dictates Of good
We believe that thing well. Our specializing
devoted production Apparel
and Children And every to
Our establishment could
printed And every
and on floor object lessons accomplishment
Here specializing practical
weigh advantages yourself n trins Of your
| apparel needs-or the
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-15

Nr.S. %. SurIer. Gin sefehrter
~ Eptiier. 203 q. Brain Ctr.
eos anaeIes. GAL, idreibt foIsenoen
Brief:
~wiere Sabre lang mar ih NIT aopf'
latarrb behaftet. gs benadtbeiiiste
meinen Beruhss. Oehors uuo Oe'
ii4tss SiHn.
sd CAB bieI BelS aus fir Toitos
rem unb ben 0ebrnnf bon orflifeu
npplitatioreH. nm mir grleihteriiug
~ per{duiien, aber ohne griolg, bis
uieine Nuimerfinn,ieit auf RE suunSers
boIle Nirtung BON Ycrltna geIenft
maroe.
I'D mub seiteben. 6aS id bic ii6ers
Sninenoiten unS 3ufrieoenitelienoiteu
Reiultnte er3ielte. Rerura ging iofort
an bic 8nrsel beg llebeIs nno trieb %
politdnois aus meinem Spitem.
.cbmo6I TIM aebensalter zines
Ranneg melt boreei6ritten, irene ib
mid bod iDie ein 0inb iiber Die Heiuls
cate unS iabIe ipieber iDie elm junser
Wdnu."
Uan.a.lin elm ibeaies abfi9rmiitel.
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6 pfoneI WiIlttfn ipirb lid
Mot pbne 90 etteres
iideu.

Sn fpGter NahmittagsItunbe enlz
pfing Mapor Shipab nod Elm Shreis
ben BON Willifin, aus fpelhem berporS
sebt. bab biefer burtdus nift gefOns
nen III. fh 70 obne Weiteres tn fem
Shid{aI su fiisen. Dos Shreiben
battle nahfiehenoen Snbalt:
vMein 6err! gs iIt mir bon maBa
sebenber Seite mitestbeilt fporben, baB
Sbrs GntlaHungsorors obne aefeblite
4utoritdt III. Sd mub baher mid
ipeigern, iie ansuerfennen. gu slether
3eit aber ipiinfhe id nitt. irgenoetipas
Az unternshmen, tpas Die 9issip!in Der
ppli3eimdnnihaften Ioderu f6nnts. SD
ipsros bd9sr i'm OfFeniliden SntereiIe
nift nit benz 8eamten, ipsltem Sie
temporGr bic Cbbut iiber meine Sffice
anpertraut babtu. interD.niren. Sd
perbe ab.r bic aeiesIihs gntiheibung
betreffs ssbrer IutoritGt, mid obns
grunbe gu .ntlaFsu. abnar.en.
4htunuspolf
paul so. Wiqitin, qoIi3ei6ef.
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Ter san oegsn ben be5 unsrldubtsU
9etrisbes elmer 1an3bdlle angsfIagten
Wirtb unb GonsertbaIIsnbeiiser Go.
grannigan nurbe i'm poli5sigeriat
auf 4ntrag bee 8erthsioiger5 Rehts=
anpaItGo9au big gum 26.Sttober per-
f9obsu. grannisau lit Gisentbiimsr
Der Bohemia aonasrtbaus on Carlisle
Qpe., tpeI6e tiir3lih geihloHen tpurbe.
ba Der Mapor iih peigerte, Die 2t3ens
al srneueru. grdnnigan dnberte oaz
rauF bisapn3ertbaGe in cine 5an5hdle
um. uuo itelte fih uuf ben Stunoz
punt, baB es ii6 Bel leBterer I'm elm
qripatunternebmen banoele. Die
gdnsbale purbe bon siusm Stub be-
.rieben, tpel6er 100 Tlitelisbsr 3dble
uub beHen prdiioent er CSranigan)
lei, pdbrsub Sames 3. gonlep nls
Setretdr fungire. Sestersr unterbrsiz
tstc cine MttsIieosrliite. I'm Wiitz
elsb gu psrbsn, miiiIs man eine aarte
loien, bic 10 Gents .oite uno npnatz
lih erneuert psrosn miiHs. Der 80
temia 9ansilub" lit i'm gefise zines
Itoatliten Charters. Ri6ter 9ooe be-
ihloB, nod peiteres gepeismaterial
gu iammsln unb nertogte ben 5au i'm
Gintlana nit ben wiinIhen bes Der
tbeioisers biz gum 26. Sttober.
Die gruoer G6arIes uno Gbparb
Whbearn batt.n iih unter Der 9ln=
.lags oss tbdtli6sn 4neriffs su pers
antnorten. Di. bsibeu Qnsetlosten
ipnrsn Dor einigen IGhter nit gos
tparb gopptnsbans. Sddntpdrter in
Safe Yittnsrs Wirtbfdaft en- 8. unb
@ine Ctr. in Gtrsit ssrotbeu unb on
bic 2uit aeIest porben. Sic I.sten
iih Dor Der Mrtbihoft in ben 9intsrs
bait uno psrabfolstsR benz Shan,s
t.llner, uIs bteisr bas aotaI nah Wits
terna6t perlisb, sire s,paltiss sraht
Vrioel. gbarIss WluIbedrn purbe bon
goltssiribter gooe Ihulbig befunber
unb nit elmer StraTe BON so unh
aoiien belest, pdbrenb iein gruber
tpelher einen tpsniger Erprrroeenoen
9tntheil ON Der priigelet ssnrmmer
bate. freisefproden puroe.
Die Yremier Walter Samss aRt
2perla ipurben unter Der 9lnilase bes
GroBbiebitahlS ben 8robeeIhporener
iibertpteien, uno sipar untsr stpar IN:
ter i. $4,000 SiirsThdit. Gle iouer
be.anntIih 2tber I'm Wsrtbe BON $56z
aus etnem Jradttpassoa Der Big 5oul
8abn esiioblen baben. sic puroen Dor
ben GekimpoIiaiiten S6dfsr unogel
Der9aftet.
Der Matrcie Deter Mtgbatl, mel;
der tn oem Busap bes Or. Denmar
obne grlanbnib bes Gisentbilmsrs ei.
ne 0ergniieunssfabrt unternpmmer
bate. BET tpelder etns 6niebste font.
BITE pftrpesilsel Derioren etnsen, tpurb,
au 80 5asen arbettsbaus. $100 uni
Rotten perurtbsiii.
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Lam 10. Geptember stnen saub aui
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