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The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20

Miss 1. Marlborough Q. Ratledge
F. Watson W. W. Bush
Miss Watson D. Hears
J. A. Watson Chas. Stokes
N G. Watson W. Kearns
f. Blackford and wife Mrs. c. Bassett
Miss B. Swan Miss NJ. Stempei
p n Harbotte Mrs. S. r. Costello
T. n. Hylen Mrs. j. Linder
S. ". Litehfeld j. r. Dwyer
Damages Sought for Collision
The ocean barge and tugboat COM
pany began suit in the United States
district court yesterday against the
owners of the steamer Roanoke for
$4,000 damages for injury done ,r TO lne
The Roanoke and the Amy Turner col
lided on the bay between Alcatriz is
land and Black point November 10.
The United States coast and geodetie
survey steamer Paterson is docked. at
the seawall for repairs. When they
have been made. the Paterson will start
surveying rpia IN Il the nart vlfnfs Of the govern %
ment's plan to get a more accurate
survey of the 100 fathom curve upon
which mariners are largely dependen1t a.
for the safe navigation OF the coast III
foggy weather.
At Valparaiso in Distress
The ship Alexander Gibson. bound
from Tacoma for New York, has put
into Valparaiso leaking in its upper
works and with pumps broken. The
cargo in the tween decks Will have to
be discharged SO that repairs can be
made.
Water Front Notes
The Pacific Mail liner China, home
ward bound from the orient. arrived
Yesterday at Honolulu, and the Asia
also homeward bound, sailed from
The Pacific Coast steamship com
nany's Curacao sailed Friday from
Gtlaynas for this port.
The bark r. P. Rithet. Captain Dins-
more. arrived yesterday II days from
Honolulu in ballast.
: The barkentine Coronado, Captain
I,awless sailed yesterday for Astoria
for a cargo of cement.
The steamer Aorangi, which sailed
Wednesday for New Zealand, was 67S
miles ont at o'clock Friday night.
The Japanese liner Tenyo Maru
which left here November ], arrived
Yesterday at Yokohama.
Archer Is Not In Trouble
SEATTLE Nov 19.-It is denied that
tbe harkentine Archer, from San Fran
cisco for Roche harbor in ballast, flew
distress signals when it passed Cape
Flattery last night. 1t is apparently
not in trouble.
Change of Masters
steamer Pedro Costa: late master. P
M Anderson; present master, e. John
Registered
shin Astral, z. G. Rasmussen, master
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Daily River Bulletin

SACRAMENTO. Nov. 19-observations taken
at a. M, Pacific time.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
~ AT AUCTION :
& FORCE SALE &

45 head OF horses and mares for all purposes.
Come and make offer. Your price is From
TO lot. 565 4th ST.. Oakland
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Per Ger Stmr Setos-Nov. 10. OF hghtship, Fl
bark Charles GouDod. from Rotterdam fOF San
Francisco with pilot aboardl, also two othcr
barkS; one looked like French bark
DOMESTIC PORTS
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Friday. November rs.
Stmr South Coast. Olsen, 10 hours from Caspar
$50 900 feet lumber to Caspar lumber company
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Mark Twain's Watermelon

Hannibal. Me.-"Going TO Bermuda,
IS he? We'll. l can tell him plan
thatll beat that Let him come over
here and climb up and down the old
hills. chop holes to fish In Bear crecL
Bnd smoke some Old Fisherman cigars
Dnd he'll forget he ain't feeling pearl
Thus spoke ice Tisdaic Sunday
morning when told that bic old c1Dl
and playmate Sam Clemens hSd sea
TO the southern islands iog Ae b-.r
fit OF his health Mr. 1ltGa'c l.
been cut walkIlg alneo z. "iJhu
gloves. enjoying tho. keen Vntry 80
he said. Il was then N, ard every
body but Mr.. Tisdaic sosmed 30 dr
wearing a heavy ou,er coat oad tnll1
gloves
He is a small man. a tTlflc bert, but
ectiyc and vigorous as q school boy.
There Is only few years difference
between his age and Dir. Clemens.
Are you the man who used 10 make
those long three for nickel stoSies
for Sam?' Mr. Tlsdale was asked.
Il made cigars, sir: not stoBies," re-
piled the old gentleman with some In
dlgnation. Began down there where
Tom Foster kept drug store alongside
the printing office That wes long
before The war-the big war. YOU
know I guess II was in 1882. Sam
came in there now and then and
bought smokers; used to say they
were tho best he cuold get He was a
bit particular about what he smoked,
even when a younGster.'
What did tho people think OF Sam
in those days1"
"Thoy thought he was a darn fool
The response was made with such I
prom1tncss that no one could doubt .
the old cigaTmaker's sincerity.
He was Joke. Sam was re- /,
member one time nc got big water |
melon, the Lord knows how. but any |
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NEEoFUL KNOWLEDGE.
Ogden People Should Learn TO Detect
the Approach OF Kidney
Oioease.

The symptoms OF kidney trouble are
SO unmiEtRhable that they leave no
ground for doubt. Sick Kidneys ex.
crete thick, cloudy, offensive urine.
full OF sediment. Irregular Of passage
or attended by a sensation Of scalding.
The back aches constantly. headaches
and dizzy spells may occur and the
victim ia often weighed down by a
feeling OF lansuor and fatigue Neg
lect these warning and thereis danger
OF dropsy Byight's disease or dia.
betes. Any one OF these symptoms Is
warning enough TO begin treating the
kidneys at once. Delay often proves
fatal.
You can use no better remedy than
Doan's Kidney Pills. Here's Ogden
proof
Mrs. William T, Baker. rear GIG
27th St, Ogden. Utah, says; Tt gives
me pleasure 10 recommend Doan's
kidney Pills as they have proven 10
be good remedy for kidney and blad-
der troubles. l have taken Doan's
Kidney pills With good results, and
other members of my family have
used them for weak and lame backs
with the same success. Doan's Kid
ney Pills can be relied upon 10 bring
rellef from kidney disorders"
For sale by all dealers. Price 90
cents Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States. Remember the name-Doau' s
and take no other.
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NATHAN STRAUSS WORK.


While Nathan Strauss lies fe-ionsly
III as tie result Of mis- philauthTop!c
efforts 10 establish a prcyc1tO tOrum
work on behalf OF the bab'es Is the
subject of an editorial appreciation
by Norman e Mack in thc February
issue 80 the National Monthly
Mr Mack writes:
no man can estimate the vast
amount of good done by Nathan
Strauss. His actual distribution cf
pastedrized milk IS only part of sis
creator work Of educatlca oy example
and by gifts OF pTteurziug plans.
What tits work has co3e Nr. StTe-gI
IN time thought and money ne h13
never estimated. That IL is now cost
ing him a quarter Of q million a year
Is the opinion OF a body OF business
and professional men hat -mu'a.cl
his work and attempted tc cc7y n.
What Mr.. strauss has accomplish
ed for humanity can never be folly
estim5ted 1t Is indicated In the r.
ductloa Of the death rate among al
dren In New York city from gG5 gcT
thousand per annum In 1891 10 ia2
per thousand per annum IN 1905. tho
ccath rate dropping steadily year 5y
year with the expansion OF his work
and the copying of his methods by
other agencies. This reduction Of tho
death rate among the babies IN New
York city IN the eighteen years OF 'J..
Strapss' work has meant tho savi-r
Of over 100000 lives in the old city.
now the boroushs OF Manhattan alI
the Bronx"
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Monday morning. wos taken until
Wednesday morning at 1890 O'Clock
Monday afternoon. with not a juror
procured in the two hours aud O ha!f
preliminary session.
The adjournment for Monday after
noon was taken because Judge Orlan-
do w Powers. chief counsel for Mrs
Anna II. Bradley. had an lmpcrt1nt
case to argue In the supreme court
hot afternoon and for today. becn1fc
this IS legal holiday. Tho effort
20 secure 4 jury viii be resumed at
10 clock Wednesday morning.
In the brief preliminary session
Monday morning five ta!esmen were
passed and two rejected for reason
by the plGintIns The t1!esmen passed
are HamDdcn S Beatle, salesman for
the Z. c. II L.: Christian Berger OF
Murray. farmer; Joseph r Davis OF
this city. ice cream man. Louis Z.
Bateman OF this county. plumber: Da-
yid ATohhold. farmer The mel TO-
jected are William K Azh5y cf this
city. dry goods dealer. and Henry
Johnson Of this city. realty dealer
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way he took II upstairs and laid IL on
his stooi near the WGdoT. | WIS com
Ing around the corner and as ! looked
u2 ] 7cucel sam spying up aad down
the street
Presently John Meredith comes
cion- -uG when No WAS directly under
i1e '.lll-W SAN drops that bic melon
e5r.r. or soAu's head. Gee. but
1a--l IN. thlnt John's first
a7 ,aat scMe bai.d!ng had
-7v Uc E121lr- a11 came in
ob .i.e he %as soiHg &c take
.r. a;- @h-n Ec looked
Ipo G'5cat GGd faw everybody
as l-rGailG | g-I-ss re thought II
:C5 .ls ne o Ick eli. or course
SGrJ EgsEt nowhere 10 sight. but
.c1a iOC2d who did Il and he never
.ToSe 10 sam rom that dey till they
mot years after at Pixies Peal.
In talSlug aoo1 It Sam said he
studied 2 long while which would be
The most fun, 10 cat the melon CT drop
it on somebody's head, and he Tipped
nickel TO find out which he ought
to dc. The head WOE.
About twenty years after Sam had
left us he came back | met him and
told him when he wanted an old-time
smoke 10 come around to my shop l
got up a box OF the Old Fisherman
and when he and John Garth came in
] made Sam present of the box
There were forty-siX big cigars IN
it John Garth tod me before ne ard
sam went to bed that night thoy
snoEed tho entire contents Of the box
except two which they saved for
morning. dcn't guess there are many
fellows who could smoke Ike Sam.
That's the way he did about every
thing he went al 1t wos no trouble
II there was fun at the end of Il We
never 5upPosed he Was training for a
funny writer though. III he'd have
stayed in Hannibal and wrote all them
pieces tbats made him a greet man
the people wouldn't have paid any
attention TO him They d just say,
oh. that's some more OF Sans fool
nonsense. and let it go at that. He
sure showed good sense by getting
ont OF Hannibal II he wanted 10 turn
his moukey-shines into dollars. New
York Sun.
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ROSENTHAL g. ALBERT
REESE HOWELL G. SON.
TRIED TO BUY GLEASON OFF.
San Francisco Pr3mctor Asked 30
Sell His Interest In Bout.

San Francisco, Feb 22.-"Thcre is
hardly chance in the world that Salt
Lake citizens viii buy out my share
of the Jenries-Johnson match" was
the positive declaration by Jack Glea-
son, who has just returned from the
Mormon capital. where be held several
conferences with Tex Rickard over
the battle-ground for the big fight.
1T is true" as the dispatches say,
that number of propositions were
made To have me step aside" he con-
tlnued Il told the people back there
chat | am business man and If they
made sufficiently alluring offer
would give up nay end, but ] don't
think they will come high enough In
fact, ] am sure they will not, there
fore | am going ahead with my plans
10 land the fight for San Francisco
Rickard Will be over here carly this
week, and / hope then 10 announce
definitely the battle-ground
Jeff is looking ilne. In fact he
lmpreSses me as being In as good
shape as ever he was. He Is so full
of spirit that he acts like school
boy. Why, he feels so good that after
his performance he works for an hour
or so. Hc skips the rope, shadow
boxes and does other light work. not
lazlly as though II were drudeery, but
with ali the old vim and dash made
IL point TO listen 10 what his au-
diences said after his performances.
and all could hear was. I'm going
TO get n bet down on Jeff No man in
the world can beat him Nlnety-nine
per cent OF the people that were at
Jefis show were absolutely convinced
that he had come back and was as
GOOD as ever"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-22
TELEGR PHI
BREViTTLS

Attorney General Wickersham ap-
peared before the senate committee
en- interstate commerce late Monday
and explained IN detail the latest ad.
ministraton changes desired la the
Dill 90 create a court OF commerce
and amend the interstate commerce
laws, II has been expected that an
effort would be made today TO ..e.>.e;
The subject to a vote and that tho
bill might be ordered fayorably re-
ported, but Mr.. Wickersham's state.
ment and the question pu, TO him
consumed 50 much time that 1t was
decided 10 hold another meeting to-
morrow. Senator Cummlns. author
Of the rival railroad bill. examined
the attorney general with great care
concerning many features OF the ad-
ministTation bill that con lei with his
own bill. Al the same t!mo he did
not condemn the administration bill
difficulty win be encountered IN reach
and the indications are that no great
difficulty ia reaching an agreement for
/ report
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TESTING cHlLoREHs DEVELOP
MENT.

To tell Inc actual aGc Of children
in development. Prof. Fo;ch OF Har-
ward University declares the N-ray a
sure test. says the Garch number OF
Popular Mechanics.
Prof Roicb found that changes take
place progressively in the shoulder. ell
bow, wrist. hand, hip. lnce, ankle and
foot Nfier careful study he decided
10 base his classification of the diff
fcrenI periods Of child life upon the
stage Of development OF the wrist and
hand. photographs OF the childs wrist
and hand made by q balf-minute ex-
rosure under the N--av prove reliable
indexes TO actual age. he declares.
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Along in the carly part OF the year
OF era-c eighteen hundred a-d ninety
six, there drifted through the Golden
Gate Il young gentleman who had up
until recently been a bos'n's mate In
the navy OF the Republic. lie was
something less than three feet in the
beam. With short. gnarled arms, and
had fists hung on the end OF them
that rcsembled the dlsquleting end OF
a Zulu war club.
This WAS Tom Sbarkey the champion
OF the Pacific station. He had been
fighting in Honolulu as long rs there
was anybody to fight or anything TO
fight for.
He started in industTlously by tear
ing a few second raters 10 pieces and
then fought a draw with Alec Greg
gains. ThoD he Knocked Joe ChoynsM
silly in eight rounds and looked
around Tor some one else. He fought
a four-round draw with Jim Corbctt,
and Corbett indignantly proclaimed
that the sailor had used everything on
him but a repeating shotgun. Then
he won an "a foul from Fttzsim-
mons. The foul lay In the fact that
Fitz bit him so hard In the stomach
that he sprained his hand against the
sailors spine
Billy Delaney looked him over. and
decided that he would do for Jenrles
The fouT-round fight with Champion
Corbctt and the fact that he had staid
eight rounds with Fitz gave him a
financial value not to be despised.
JEFF Getting a Pap.
Ten had NOM rsocho1 ,,OInt in biq
career where he was reckoned with
situation. He was growing viSibly
stronger and more firmly knit with
every fight Courage he always had,
and he was fast gaining confidence
and cooness. His punch was not yet
the man'liilling freak that 1t was later.
but IL would do for most contingencies.
All that he lacked was the experience
born OF many hard-fought battles. so
Delaney decided to give him few.
To any one in need OF a hardfought
battle Sharkey could be safely recon-
mended. He could be depended on to
hold his end in any little affair you
might start. His methods were some
what crude. but effective. He had
never learned that il Isn't considered
good form to ram your opponent with
your. bean or squash In his nose with
your elbow. but those weaknesses
could be overlooked. And you couldn't
have made any impression on MIN
with Crusaders mace. Choynski
knocked him clear gut of the ring
twice In the hrst round and he didn't
lose anything but his temper Attack
ing he resembled one OF those circus
chaps doing a springboard leap over
cluster of elephants.
This was the man that Delaney
picked out as the next opponent for
JEFF. and great was the stir in Frisco
when the betting settled to an even.
tugincss-likc pace: the odds were
steadily 10 to 0 on the big native son
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-22
CANADA mlNTs NO GOLD COINS.

CanaGa's legal gold coinage Is get
OF the United States. II man 7c-.
10 Canadian bank to demand god
for notes or for a credit oil my nd.
the law says that he shGll be paid ia
United States gold Again. n c2g.
adian gold from q Canadian gold u'a1
ie 10 be sold II must 60 20 tho Units
States mints. There Is 10 place n
Canada where this cau be as-2y-l
and stamped with an official cstim-o
of its value.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-22

supreme court Upon the death OF
Bushrod Washington. Mount Vernon
came into the hands of HIS nephew.
John A. Washington who sold 1t 10
the association. The estate is stu
ated on the right bank o. the Poto-
mac. about fifteen miles south of
washington The mansion is bcauti-
iuily situated on an emluence, COM
nahdin5 splendid view OF The river
inc mouse has two stories. and the
loWer hoor contains six rooms, which
are hiled With objects OF historical
interest Tho house was built in 1eI3
oy WaShiHEton's elder brother. Law
renee Washington. who named II nf.
Ter Admiral Vernon undor whom he
had served In the British navy.
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the Central Trust company. the Fort
Dearborn National and opposite the
Hamilton National and the National
Bank or the Republic A few doors
to the east is the Hiberninn bank and
across the street from 1T are the Con-
tIncntal National. recently removed
from La Sale street, and the First
National. Beyond will be the National
City Bank Of Chicago and on the La
Sale street corner is the National
Trust
The Harris Trust building will over
top all along the street and Will have
a frontage OF 30 foet and yet even
before the contract hos been let much
Of the space Ia 1t for offices has been
rented The bank Will occupy the
main floor and balcony. with safety
deposit vaults in the basement The
banking room with paneled ceiling 80
feet above the floor, will be of grand
proportions. a double row OF marble
columns down the center Of the room
adding TO tho sense of spacious magni.
ficence Italian marble and bronze will
he used In the finish The exterior
will have a facade more pretendous
than other Chicago banks. which are
severely plain. The exterior will be
pink granite highly polished and dee
Grated with statuary bronze with the
main shaft of red Roman brick capped
by ornamental terra Gotta hcrmonizing
in color and finish with the granite.
The lntericr woodwork viii be ma.
nocary. the upper floors will be
reached oy high speed elevators and
a sub Placement WI house the mech
anicsl equipment. which in building
OF this kind includes water coolers as
well as dyDamos The architects are
Shepley. Rutan & Coolidge who de-
signed the Chicago Art Institute and
many public buildings In thc east
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-22

A Semi-oncial dispatch 10 the Co
,ogne Gazette from Berlin says that
Il Is uuc that the EmrrcRs OF Abyssi-
MIA has made charges TO King Meme
TX against the German Fhyaician, Dr.
S;em&uohley. affirming that he has
attempted TO poison tEc emperor
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-22

President T. L. Lewis last night,
scnt & ncti7e TO district officials OF
the United Mine Workers Of the cen
tral competitive acid to meet In Gin
cinna'l tomorrow to consider a call for
a new conference or q renewal OF
the joint conference that disbanded
at Toledo
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a REAL CHRISTIAN.

''They ain't no such thing as
real Christian"
Don't you think they amt. I
knowed one myself When 1t come
time to work the roads be went out
and did a real honest days work, list
as II he WAS woTkln' his own farm.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-22

Shortly after o'clock this morn.
ing two men entered a fashionable
cafe a, St payl, where several thea
ter parties were still se2ted Flourish
Eg reyolyers and firing several shots
they forced the cashier 10 hand them
$500. The robbers escaped
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DONII GEL Run laMa

Weak and ulisstsbe, II yol s-ve K.dncy o. Bed.
DER trou5l, Doll Scad pajns, DsEincs. Ne-rot. ,-.
Paicsiu tho back, and fce tired nlI cser ~ a r.. -
age OF Mother Gray's AU9TRALIAN-EEA 20
pleasant hero cure II ncvorfaus We b.v,4ntHJ
Testimonials from GrG,ofcl people who bayo uat1
,iis woaiCrfg remedy. a q REGULATOR I. t~- r.,
cqUG. Ask for Ho;heT G7l7s sAustrniI-o-i.-sf
~ DrGE.lst9 or seat ~ nal for 20 cts. S..l.o
FREE Address, The AotAcr Gray Co., LsIl1y, ~.
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BROWN WILL CASE
is NOW ON TRIAL

Salt Lake. Feb. 22-Adjournment In
the Bradley Brown win contest case,
the hearing OF which was begun in
Judge Morris L. Ritchle'5 division OF
the Third district court n 10 O'Clock
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-22

Rumors arc current that Venezuela
will prohibit tho trans-shipment of
Venezuelan goods at Curacao with the
idea, il is supposed Of pressing Hol-
land to a settlement OF the differences
between the Two governments.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-22

tuberculosis congress. This Is the
first time in many yenrs tnat presi-
dent has thus visited governor.
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The players IN tho game of politics
threw their cards on the table In the
London house OF commons Monday,
The government L. without the allies
necessary to carry legislation aud the
prospect Is that the country VIII he
stirred up by another general cleo
don Within Il few months
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While stIll maintaining that reports
that strike OF trainmen is imminent
are absurd, o0cisls of the Grand
Trunk and Canadian Pacific railroads
MondCy night admitted that both
roads hive been III consultation with
committees OF ;he men aud that at
tempta 10 arrive et settlement Of
some disputed points have been sue
cessful. This does not mean, how
ever, that the men are voting Oh
strike proposition, IT Is said
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An iujunctioL was granted IN the
supreme court Of New Yorl. Monday,
icstraoias Mrs. Grace Herbert Gag-
9en6olr Wahl, the divorced wife or
William Gu5gennein. from bringing
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-22
PEERY'S
CRESCENT
FLOUR

will give you best results
While II makes excellent bread.
It's usefulness extends over every
other branch OF baking also-thus
making 1t an Ideal flour for home or
professional bakers.
Try a sack todaq.
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Since 1858 Mount Vernon. the home
and burial place OF George Washing
ton. visited on his birthday and
throughout the year by many patrt-
otc PILGRIMS. has been the ronerty
of the Ladies Moan: Ve-non aseoc!a-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-22

The ogden Calcdonian Society will
give J card party aud social At Union
Labor Eali tonight All members and
their femilies and friends are cor,
daily invited TO te present
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-22

ST. Louis street car dashed. a
quarter OF a mile down steep in-
cline last night One man was killed
outright, seventeen wore Injured. sew
en- seriously, ma Two Carriages were
demolished
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-22
SPORTS
WHEN jEFFRIES
FOUGHT SHARNEY

This is the fourth OF 4 series of ar
;icles on Jim JeiIrles' Gghts. 1t tells
about his first battle with Tom Shar-
key.