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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-16
SELECTION OF THIRD
MAN. NOT YET MADE

Much interest is being aroused To-
cally and In Salt Lake where Pete
Sullivan is training, over the ques-
tion OF choosing the referee for the
coming 20 round contest between
Sullivan and Tommy Dawson. Sew
eral men have been already named
as prospects for the third man in the
ring, the two foremost being Tom
Painter Of Evanston. Wyo.. who
refereed the contest between Sullivan
and Bird Leg Collins of Denver held
during the WoolGroWers convention.
and Willard Bean OF Salt Lake, who
was the third man in the second con
est between Sullivan and the Denver
negro held here recently. In the last
few days. however, n new candida 10
for the Job has appeared on the To-
cal sporting horizon in the person of
Tommy Ward OF the FalStafi Cafe.
Ward has had several years expc-
rience in the ring and has been the
referee in a number OF contests IT
is not known whether he would ac-
cCpt.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-16
BASEBALL LEAGUE MAY
CHANGE ITS SCHEDULE

Salt Lake. March l5.-Somc import,
mt changes will probably be made
IN the Utah intercollegiate baseball
schedule which was presented to the
schools last week. The schedule com
nittec drew up the list OF games with
Inc university OF Utah. tho Brigham
Young college Of Logan. the Utah AG-
:icultural college. the latter-Day
Saints university and the Salt Lake
High school as the members of tho
league, and 4 siXtecn-Same schedule
was arranged The B. Y, C. the L.,
Of L., the l.. y. S. T. were in favor
of the series, but the Aggies have
registered an objection to taking the
Salt Lake High school in the league
The other difficulty that has arisen
Is the application Of the B. Y. 4. OF
Provo to join the league This school
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-16
DAVID EcCLES
IS RELEASED

Portland. March i5-Davld Eccle8
of Ogoen gave ? $40 bond today for
his appearance 10 answer To- charge
of conspiracy 10 de(raud the govern
ment out OF public lands located in
eastern Oregon
Later in the day Eccles was made
defendant 10 civil suit in which
tho government seeks 10 recover
si50,0o0 which 1t contends Is thc value
OF StSo0o.O00 feet OF lum0er alleged
TO have been cut from sixty timber
claims which tho government claims
were fraudulenliy acquired by Eccles
and his assistants.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-16
FEW HIGH SCORES
AMONG BOWLERS

Detroit, Mar. l5.-Thc ont Of town
men finished in the two man event OF
the tenth annual tournament of the
American Bowling congress Today,
but there were few high scores.
j. S. Watt and II. Cohn OF New
York, rolled 11S6, which was the best
score OF the four squads of the day.
The next best count was by NJ Quinn
and NJ Lindsey of New York. who
rolled l.155
c. Keen and l., Wcstphal OF New
York created sensation by starting
with 3f9 for the frst game but slump
ed badly IN the last two and finished
with only 09S
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-16
GOVERNMENT MAY END
BETHLEHEM STRIKE

Washington. Mar, 15.-Thc govern"
ment proposes to intervene In the
Bethlehem Steel company strike
where 4 large number oil men nave
been out for four weeks. An ofhcia
Of the department OF commerce and
labor, Will arrive at South Bethlehem
IA, tomorrow and Will go over the
situation carefully Investigation OF
the strike was prompted by the lacl
that the government has large steel
contracts with the Bethlehem com
pany, and H. has becn claimed that
the strike has delayed government
work
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-16
POLICE GRAFT
IS UNCOVERED

Los Angeles. Mar. I5-The suspen-
sion of police chief Edmund +. Creecy
and of Lieut.. Thos Mccormack. after
two-months investigation of a short
age of several thousand dollars be-
longing. To the police relief associa-
tion VIII result. IL is expected In
complete Shakeup in the department
and in sensational developments when
the two officials arc tried by the board
of police commissioners
Mccormack is president and for
mer secretary of the relief associa-
tIon
John NJ. Healy. indicted on charge
OF embezzlement OF SIS 900 from the
association while secretary, has
charged that he was the tool OF men
higher up
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-16
BABES GET DRUNK
!. ON CHEAP CANDY

Chicago. March l5AGetting drunk
cu candy has become such wide
spread practise among mon women
and children in the stocSyards dis
trict of Chicago. tb7S the state pure
food department today announced II
would put stop 10 II.
One particular candy IL worse tnan
the vilcst whiskey for Intoxicating re-
suits said Assistant Commissioners
John b. Newton. I'll IS medical
intoXicant with 32 l-2 per cent ether'
1-2 per cent ether oil and 20 per
cent pure alcohol II cnuses not Only
drunkenness. but sickness. We found
lots Of candy nllod with whiskey.
sold to women and children.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-16

refused TO come in early In the sea-
son aud the high school was taken
wishes to join the league. A meeting
OF the intercollegiate Athletic asso-
citation will be held soon TO straighten
out the matter as the first games are
set for the first week In April
The university faculty ratified the
schedule at it's meeting late yesterday
afternoon and approved OF the out Of
Town trips which the U team must
take This put new life In the base
ball squad and more candidates re-
ported for practice yesterday than NJ
any day since the baseball workouts
started
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-16
PEARY C. VEN
FRESH SETBACK

Washington. Mas, Is The proposal
20 nave congress reward Commander
Fesry for the discovery OF the NortS
poic met with another set back In the
House committee on naval affairs to-
cay and Incidentally Representative
EnSlehright OF California. his prln-
o.'rle advocate in the committee was
badly outyoted.
Mr.. Englebright AT today's meet
Ing ef the full committee moved 10
discharge the subcommittee which
has been considering the Peary award
bills, and 10 consider Them in the full
committee, The motion was defeated
by vote OF II TO 1.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-16
STREET CARS GOOD
ENOUGH FOR THEM

WASHINGTON, March 15-Vice pres
ident Sherman and Speaker Cannon
VIII have to content themselves win
riding to and from tho capltol IA COM
mon street cars or in out or cate morse
drawn vehicles. The house To-Day ct-
clined to provide them with 6o-AosSe Sc
power touring cars The vote was ) 10
10 40. the insurgon. republi slloh
throwing almost their entire strengtn
with the Democrats.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-16
LATIN RACES JOIN
CANAL CELEBRATION

Washington, March 15.-Iatin-Am-
erica will join the movement for q
celebration of the opening OF the Pan
anna canal In New Orleans In 1915.
Diplomatic representatives OF the Cen
tral American and South American
nations today hcld ? conference with
The New Orleans delegation that is
now in Washington.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-16
OLNSTEAD TURNS THE
TABLES ON TIGERS

Fresno. Cal, Mar, l5.-Olmstend,
the White SoX pitcher. was in good
form today and easily turned the tab
les on the Tigers. Olmstead allowed
I'VE scattered hits, while Dye aud
Buckles were found for H. Gandil.
the Chicago FIRST baseman grabbed
four dlis, one a two Dagger in Ave
times at bat Score;
Chicago 49,. ....,..s..s....I IL. u
Fresno .,,,.s.-.....O; ., !
Olmstesd and Block Dye Buckles
and Kuhn.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-16
NEGRO CONFESSES TO
MURDER OF WOMAN

Kansas City, No. March 15.-Man-
uel Taylor. a negro. today confessed
that he killed Mrs Albert, proprietor
of grocery store In Kansas city,
Kas.. yesterday Taylor lived near
Mrs. Albcrts store aud he said he had
learned that she refused To put her
money in bank and carried "A large
amount In her pocket To get this
money, he said he killed her.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-16
NORTH DAKOTA TOWN
SUFFERS BY FLOOD

Mandan. y. D.. March 1S.-The low
or section OF Mandan suffered a loss
OF $4,000 by the Overlooking Of the
Heart river and the bre0cIr5 up of
the Missouri The greater portion Of
this loss Will fall on the Northern
Pacific railroad Telephone and tele-
graph lines to the East are down and
the electric light service cut off. The
water works pumping station was
submerged and the city's water sup
ply WAS cut Off
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-16
KETCHEL EXPECTED
At PITTSBuRG TODAY

Pittsburg, Mar. 15.-Stanley Ketch-
el champion middleweigat nghter.
who VIII meet Frang Claus of this city
al the Duquesne Gardens here one
week from tomorrow night Is on the
way from Hot Springs TO Plttsburg
and is expected 10 arrive tomorrow
afternoon. He viii train at the Oak
land Athletic club here. Klaus Is
training In New Jersey.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-16
FAMOUS CHARACTER
SENT TO ASYLUM,

Tombstone. Ariz. Mar 15.-John
McLuckie was sent to the asylum from
this city today. Friends here assert
that MoLuckie was mayor OF Homo
stead Pa, during the turbulent times
of the famous steel strike and that
he was prominently identified with the
sensational exposure OF the defective
armour plate furnished to the govern
meDt.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-16
ExlLEo 10 SIBERIA.

St Petersburg. March 1.-THE YER
dict against Mime Breshkovskaya,
which was officially published today
condemns her to exile In Siberia She
has refused the Offer Of her friends
To pay for her transportation and
special privileges
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-16
SENATOR DANIEL MAY NOT LIVE.

Daytonia Fla. March 15.-United
States Senator john w. Daniel Of Vlr-
ginia stricken wath paralysis at hls
hotel here week ago suffered de-
cidcd change for the worse last night
aud through out tho day his condi-
tiOn was serious. Mrs Daniel and
other members of the family have
been summoned
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-16

Baltimore. March 15.-Beni W.
Morse. son OF Charles W Morse. tho
New York banker. is here securing
signatures to a petition for pardon
of his father from the federal prison
at Atlanta
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-16
CHEYENNE WILL HAVE
ANNUAL RACING MEET

Cheyenne. Wyo., Mar, l5--An an.
nual track meeting for Cheyenne IS
assured as tho result Of the incor-
poration hero today of the Cheyenne
racing association which intends TO
give 81 days CT the racing every
July for the aeXt five years
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-16
MAN OF MANY LOVES
Is VICTIM OF CUPID

81. Louis. Mo. March 15.-Private
Edward l.. SimDkins stationed AT Fort
Russell. Wyo.. shot and Killed himself
today becnuse OF his infatuaton for
n woman he had known but two days.
In mis- baggage were - pest cards
from as many different parts OF the
country inscribed with notes remind
ing Simpiius pf tho heart interest he
awakened in the senders.
Lincoln. Neb., Mar. 15.-A new po-
litical organization to be Known as
the Nebraska county option league
was launched tonight
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-16
aa4 Randolph ST., Richmond, Va.

The Mr. Belm describes his of Catarrh
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treatment alter another failed him When he
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deeSeated blood disease which the greater
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and producing the other we'll known symptoms of the trouble
nc failure OF local treatment produce good results
IN Caah due entirely the fact that such do reach
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until the blood purified Of the irritating
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oc effects 1t the circulation and
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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-16
HOW HEI:z CURED
His lsClAZTA2EIREEIl ] I

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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-16

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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-16

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Iditarod pioneer., 1910-11-20

gress had returned itself thousand fold the investment not only in the gold put into circulation but the comfort and industrial prog ress of the people.
 It makes yellow pup to think that because congress refused to give poor little s35O 900 this year. there be scarcely anything done the Seward trail For that reason the people who opening up this splendid country cut off from the Outside and get their mail ONCE A MONTH, or in other words 3, 500 people get their mail here just often 250 people get theis in the Koyukuk.
 General Maus told us that the department cheer fully digs up million dollar deficit for the signal corps each year. in spite of all their commercial business in the of Neros unholy ghost can't they dig up little for roads for the sake of the mail and for travellers
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-11-20

President Tatt ended his summer va cation at Beverly, Mass, and left for Washington Oct. r to take up his du- ties for the winter. In the furtherance of bis determination to arrive at the truth of the stories of alleged great gratis in the building of the Panama canal, the President sailed from Char leston, s. C., Nov 10 for the canal zone
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-11-20

roads way up here? Just for army officers holiday Then Robert Bruce and of those back woods congressman who know nothing about this country and less land it with rhetorical hickores and put it down and out Then they turn around and sink their hooks little deeper into the River and Harbor bill
 If we could only wise them up to the fact that road built from Fairbanks to Valdez at cost of only half mil
 lion dollars furnishes practically the only physical munication with the Outside world during the winter tme could only make them understand that the little money for roads fched from time time from niggardly
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-11-20

The French dirigible balloon, Gle ment Bayard," carrying six passengers, crossed the English channel Oct. IT from Compeigne to London in six hours timo-beating the time of the fastest railroad trains by an hour.
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-11-20

to personally investigate the charges made to him.
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-11-20

FIRST CLASS STABLE AND DOG HOUSE IN CONNECTION
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-07
POINTS OF INTEREST.
Butter and Eggs


 There is no place like the Great A. F. Tea Go. to purchase, your supply or butter and: eggs. You not only get 9ua5lty 9u put you get a price that can't Saturday to visit the stores of The Great A. & P. Tea: Co. 957 Main St. and 707 East Main street. Note their special cut prices flor that day only. Real, Solid Shoe Comfort in a Pair
 of Regal Cushion-Sole Shoes
 The shoes par excellence. for the man with tender feet. Here are shoes that never lose their springy quality, because of the scientifically shaped last, and the pure Lambs Wool Felt Cushion Inner Sole. The uppers are of black King Kid. In short. oo1nfor- table and dressy shoes. their superior VIII appeal to you at a single glance Will you end your foot trouble by stepping into a pair of Regal Cush- 1oa-Sole shoes? Women's Regal shoes shapes and feathers. Quarter sizes in these shoes, just double the numbe CT Of shoe. fittings in "Rega1s'' for this reason, perfect fit is assured "Edu- cator" shoes for boys and girls, none more serviceable. This store is the home of the celebrated Stein Bloch and Hart, schaffner and Marx cloth ing for men and young men, The clothing that is the equal of the fin est made-to-measur apparel, but low CT in price, and ready the moment possibly the week after. Let us show you the handsome Fall styles in suits and overcoats, raincoats, the popular rubber sEp-ons, umbrellas, rubbers-every wet weather requisite sHawes'' hats Manhattan" shirts. neckwear. sweaters, gloves, every cor rect fall furnishing. Davis and Sa- yard, Main street corner of Fairfield avenue, Bridgeport's Busiest Corner. Money Saving Specials for Saturday.
 Meat department: choice chuck rib roasts beef, fresh shoulders, legs of genuine spring lamb, legs of mutton, rib roasts beef (choice), pot roasts beef; smoked Shoulders, sugar cured hams (Swifts,l sugar cured bacon esquire's ,corned spare ribs, bean at special low prices, all the fresh pork products, fresh hams, pork ten derioins. sausage. etc: Spring lamb, Poultry specials: stewing fowls, choice fowls, fancy broilers, fancy roasting chickens, fancy spring ducks dong IsIand), native broiler, native chick ems, turkeys, roasting chickens, guinea squab, native squab, guinea hens. Vegetable department: our vegetable the native and hothouse specia1ties: green, wax and lima beans, lettuce, escarole, chickory and rorpan, cauli- flowers. egg plant. oyster plant wa department: rolled oats, elbow maca- roni Cooper's gelatine, royal baking powder, purity baking powder, try phosa jelly powder, Shredded wheat, sapolio, ivory soap, bon ami. Fish de- partment: Fancy New Bedford escal- lops, green smelts, large fresh. mack How about that cake for over Sun day? Don't you think you could save time, labor and money by placing an order for one at our up-to-date bakery ket and Branch, State and Bank Streets and East Main Street
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-07
FARLEYS WIT MADE| NO HIT WITH COURT

Peter Farley, a we'll known resident of 81 Franklin street. who has a repu- tatiOn as a wit, had occasion to go to court today as a witness against An tonic Mackla, a laborer in the Bridge port Brass Co.'S Housatonic avenue plant, whom Farley, as watchman, man silver table ware as he was leav- ing the shop.
 Farley hadn't ever seen the inside of court room before, and he didn't know how close he came to being ad- judged in contempt of court when he tried to josh Judge Foster.
 Farley sauntered 1eisurely to the witness stand pulled the chair for ward, sat down and leaned over on his knees in a comfortable though un- dignified postuHe.
 Stand up and push the chair back where you got it, ordered Judge Eos ter, who takes pride in. the good order that is preserved in his tribunal
 Farley arose, showed the chair back and remained standing.
 "Sit down." ordered Judge Foster. Well, didn't you just tell me to stand up?' argued Farley Judge Foster fixed a judicial froWn upon the witness and Farley subsid-
 After the case of Mack1a had been disposed of Judge Foster instructed the prosecutor to detain Farley until court had adjourned, and instruct Far ley in the customs of the court room.
 Delaney did this in his customary forcefuI manner Then Farley pre- pared to depart Detective sergeant Fox called him back. Heres your silverware," said Fox, pointing to the collection of spoons and forks produced as evidence against the accused.
 "You brought it from the factory, didn't your" asked Farley.
 Fox admitted the truth of Farley s statement.
 that you should bring it back" said the prisoner. A compromise was eff fected, however, and Hubert A. Shaw of 37 Joseph street,i a foreman called as witness, became the carrier.
 The laborer was fined $7 and costs for theft. He had the stuff bundled in newspapers and tried to get out repr presenting the package to contain old clothes.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-07
A cnrdial WeEcoma,

A well known American portrait painter. armed with full length DOT trait study taken off the stretcher and rolled under his arm, ventured to call on Whistler one Sunday morning. His modest knock brought the great man to the door. says a writer in Great Thoughts Opening it a little way, he thrust out. his head and demanded ir- ritably:
 'eWhat brings you here? What do you want?''
 The artist stammered out that he was a student and had a study that he would much like to show Whistler.
 Whistler said. ''M m-m-just wait a minuter' and, rushing back into the room, he turned every picture with it's face to the wall and removed from the easel the canvas on which he was engaged. Then. motioning the Amer fcan in, he sat down and said: Now, what do you want? You know Pm fearfully busy today, but sit down-sit downP
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-07
NowueI Use of a Billboard.

During a recent run on a western bank a billboard was set up in the street, where the line of depositors were gathered, and its frank statement of the banks condition did much to restore confidence Many people drop ped out of the line after reading the sign. which bore this legend: '"This bank can pay every dollar on deposit 1t is one of the strongest banks on the Pacific coast. It has been your friend. Jealous competitors have worked to bring you here. Every person in this line should show their loyalty by leaving at once. Your money is safe. Why, then. remain here doing an un- kind and foolish thing? Break ranks" :" The run lasted thirty-six hours. but the bank stood the strain and remain ed solvent. An enterprisfng merchant took advantage of the incident to se- cure a novel advertisement for his store. It happened that he. was pre- pared to move into the adjoining build ing and the picture of the crowd be fore the bank had the appearance of heading for his new quarters. A cut of this picture was used for his ~an- nouncement, the legend reading. Your money is safe if you follow the crowd to- giving the name of his own es- tablishment.-Bookke
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-07
BEAT WAY UNMOLESTED CLEAR ACROSS CONTINENT.
 ARRESTED IN THIS CITY

When he had almost completed his trip nearly across the continent, beat Ing his way every mile, Robert w Lyon, an ex-soldier, was arrested by railroad watchmen in the East End yards last evening, and today given the customary jail sentence of 3O davs in the city court. ''
 Lyon said he had not been rno1ested once oy railroad men since he left Den yer In Denver he said he had been beaten and robbed of all he had saved in the army
 William G. Howe, formerly a loco not1Ve fireman, also arrested beating was given the same penalty