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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-26
JUST FOR FUN
Popular Fiction.

'I'h So Sorry l Was Out When You
Called. Mrs simpson"
Il Think I'll Take These Shoes;
They Don't Pinch Ny Feet a Bit y
Yes; / Prefer TO Shave Myself;
BARRIERS Make My Face Sore
Good Night. Mrs. Higgsworthy.
I've Had a Perfectly Delightful Time
How Beautifully You Dance, Miss
Rocksey,"
Gentlemen. | Had Not the Slight
est Expectation Of Being Called Upon
10 Make Any Remarks This Even
ing
please Favor Us With a Song, Miss
Owler. We Shall Enjoy 1t Ever So
Much
Certainly. Madam; III Take Pleas
use In Subscribing TO the Church Or
gan Fund"
mo Inconvenience At All, Old Boy t:
Pay II Whenever You Get Ready -
Chicago Tribune.
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AT TTENTI0N, KNIGHTS OF
PYTRIAS

Members OF Ogden Lodge No. 9, X.
of p. are requested TO meet at Castle
Hall. Sunday. May 29th at l:30 D. M.
sharp, TO attend memorial services
The Uniform Rank X OF p, headed
by the Ogden City band will act as
escort to local lodge TO the cemetery
where final services will be held. The
Pythlan Sisters Calanthe Temple
No. / will attend -
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HEAVY DECLINE
IN MAY WHEAT

Chicago. May 26.-Sensational de-
clines In wheat marked today's ses-
sion of the board of trade. Follow
Ing q private settlement of the May
wheat squeeze" that option declined
an extreme 5 5-S from last night
September declined cents on the un-
loading of a long line estimated at
5000, 900 bushels. Jones IA Patten
was reported to have been the sell
er of the latter. preparatory TO ar
ranging his affairs for an extended
vacation. but this statement was de-
MED BY MIR. Pattcn.
4 deal in May wheat, In which
Theodore II. Waterman, the Aloan! +,
n. Y. miller. is said 10 have been
the controlling long" and A. ). bich-
stern. Chicago dealer. the most In
trepid short" is believed 10 nave
been settled privately II cannot be
stated positively that Waterman and
Ichstern we're acting alone. In fact
Lichstern has frequently been report
ed as acting for big elevator mousse.
The action OF the May option yes
terday in fluctuating errsuC4ly' cIos-
ing prices being three-elghtns OF 4
cent apart. at 10 Ia 10 90 SuS-
gested that tho contest was Deing
compromised This was seemingly
confirmed today when q cargo oi oio,-
400 bushels OF No. / northern wheat
headed from Duluth 10 Chicago, pre-
sumably 10 he delivered To wafer
man. was diverted TO its natural des-
tination. Buffalo, y Y
In the last ten days number Of
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G. A. R., ATTENTION.

All members of Dix-Logan post No.
8. G. A. r., and any visiting comrades
and all Confederate war veterans are
requested to meet at the city hall
Sunday. May 2sth, at p. IN, to at
tend services at the Presbyterian
church. Also meet At city hall on
Memorial day Monday. May Goth. at
9 a. N. for memorial services.
w. n. PIERCE.
Commander. =
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CONNECTS
HUNG LIP
Punished For Going on
Strike Against Poor
Food

Columbus. o.. May 26-Twcnty-fivo
more convicts In the Ohio penlten-
tiary struck today on the plea that
they we're being served with con.
demned food, the total number on
strike being 147. but all of them, aft.
er rar!ey with the warden, promised
10 20 TO work at noon
Warden Jones promptly ordered all
The strikers hung up so that their
arms In shackles are held above their
heads. though none OF their bodily
weight is sustained by the sbaokles.
Many OF the strikers wero murder
crs
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Baseball Routs the Hookworn.

Mothers stalwart and manly son,
who hasn't had enough energy 10 cut
turn Of wood. NOW lawn or beat
carpet since last fall. is just full now
manifestlng symptoms OF renewed vi
taliey by being able to knock the ball
over the fence and make home run
Albany Herald.
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A Bumper Crop.

Well" said the cheerful man. eve
can thank this rainy season for one
thing"
What's that?" asked the crouch.
1T will give us a bumper crop of
double-header ball games this sum
mer.''-EXchange
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Benefactors.

Il understand that the real estate
men have been very busy in your
suburb"
Yes" answered Mr.. Crosslots, and
they have done a lot for It
You think they contribute to the
welfare of the community
Undoubtedly. So long as they
keep putting up signs nobody suffers
from the lack OF kindling wood =
/ Washington Star.
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a FEW EXAMPLES
SUIT SNAPS FOR MEN

All Mems Suits worth
SlU.UU 20 al.. WV
All Mons Suits worth
$500 go ats.....-----. So-25
All Mems Suits worth
$500 and $1,000 60 at .-..Sa.7e
All Mems Suits worth
$1,000 and $500 go at ...S111o
All Mems Suits worth
$1,000 go at...s........--S1 --S13'I5
All Mems Suits worth
$4,000 so at. .S14'76
All Mems Suits worth
$500 go at. at...ss-...--.. .Slf'Io
All Mems Suits worth
$3.50 go at. .Sl8,Ib
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1t on the back porch for the frosting
TO dry. and the dog ate 1t"
We'll, don't cry about 1t. dear |
know man who will give me another
dog London News
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Better Values
We're Never Known

We want every man and woman to
compare the prices. If you will compar e
you will quickly realize that this Mammoth
Forced Sale has no comparison.
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LADIES SUITS
Prices! The Lowest Ever

One lot OF Ladies' Linen Suits
worth up to $1,000. 0...s.. 1895
Ono lot OF Ladies' Linen Suits
worth up to $3.50 go at. .. .SI.95
All Ladies' Suits. worth
$500 and $1,000. go at. S6.25
All Ladies Suits. worth
S22.5O, so at..-..,-,,,....$ .$9.2S
All Ladies Suits. worth
$500. go at..s...,,...sS S1o.25
All Ladies Suits. worth
$1,000 and $4,000, go at. . S12.25
All Ladies' Suits. worth
$500 and $4,000. go at .S14.25
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IonsorlaI and Marine.

81 noticed as I was coming into
your shop" remarked the stranger TO
the barber. that your sign indicated
that YOU were both a 'tonsorlsl' and
marine artist. Now. what In thunder
do you mean 10 convey by the word
marine?
Il wish TO convey, sah." answered
the razor wielder, speaking with an
air of dignity that even President
Taft seldom emulatcs. Il wish 10 con-
vey, sab, that ] am the champion OK
pert foh putin on de sea foam. sab"
Chicago News
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HIGH PRICES

The highest prices paid for live
or dressed poultry. ogden Fish G
Poultry company. 1926 Washington =
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Why He Called Her "Peooy.o

"T thought your wife's name was
Elizabeth"
so IL is"
Then why do YOU call her Peggy
Short for Pegassa,"
What has that got TO do with it."
Why, PeGassa is feminine for Peg.
ssus.'
"WellT''
We'll, Pegasus is an immortal
steed"
What of that"
"Sh. Not so loud, she's in tho next
room. You see. an immortal steed ia
an eternal nag,'-Brooklyn Eagle.
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Clip the coupon In the Standard and
guess on Oeden's population. -
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Consollno

When the young husband arrived
home from tho office he found his
wife in tears. oh. John. she sobbed.
7 had baked lovely cake and put
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-04

portion of the white race which has
been looking TO me to defend Its atm
letTc supremacy may feel assured that
am ft to do my best, | want those
who fancy my chances to know this
much:
II had as much as a slight pain,
a sore finger or the most trivial thing
imaginable that might annoy me. |
would Immediately insist on a post
ponement Fortunately. l am as
sound as a dollar. ! think / VIII sure
ly beat Johnson. | would not have
signed TO fight al all unless l was
reasonably certain OF victory. IL is
impossible for me to say just now l
VIII fight this colored man, My
method OF attack will deyelope as the
actual scrapping is on. Neither can
I say whether the bout Will be long
or short enc. Suffice 1t TO say that
any time | hit that other fellow I'm
going 10 hurt him, and that | will win
just as quickly as I can,
Johnson's Statement.
BY Jack Johnson:
when | go into the ring on the
Fourth OF July TO fight Mr. Jeffries !
will do so with full confidence that |
am able TO defeat him at the game
OF give and take I honestly believe
that In pugilism am Jeffries' master.
and II is my purpose TO demonstrate
this in the most decisive way possible.
| think that know Jeftries thorough
" as a fighter and with this knowl-
edge reassuring me / am more than
willing TO defend the tide OF cham
plon against him.
II have trained faithfully for this
heht There cannot be the slightest
doubt that my physical condition Is
such that 1t could not be improved
upon. The conditions under which |
have trained and the routine that ]
have followed have brought me TO a
state in which l viii be able to exert
every ounce OF my strength and bring
into play every point about boxing
that I know OF My original inten
tions regarding my training have been
carefully carried out. and | could not
ask for better results. Every one.
critics and all. who have seen me,
agree that I am conditioned TO the
notch where could enter the ring
at a moments notice
1T has never been nv policy be-
fore a battle 10 discuss the method !
Will employ during nv Hght In this
hzht more than In any other II is Inn
possible 10 tell In detail just how
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DELANEY PICKS
JOHNSON TO WIN

JOHNSON TRAINING CAMP,
Reno. July 3.-Delaney. the veteran
trainer who made Jeffries the mighty
fighter that he was and his followers
still believe him TO be. arrived here
today and announced he would act as
chief second TO Johnson tomorrow.
After seeing the negro rubbed down
and holding consultation with
him, Delaney expressed absolute con-
fidence In his new proteges ability
TO knock Jetfries out.
johnson will win" said the
trainer.
There can be no doubt about this
point. He will defeat Jeffries, be-
cause be has Vnbounded confidence
combined with n wonderful muscular
development The big negTo's sole
ambition is to be the champion pugl-
list Of the world. No man OF the
build and cleverness OF this dusky
giant whose heart is In his work can
be defeated by Jefrries-
Does Not Underrste Jeffries.
do not think that I underrnte JEFF
fries. l know him perhaps better
than any man IN the world. He is not
a fighter who loves the game. and,
therefore lacks confidence. Under
stand, | do not think he Is I coward,
for when he gets into the thick of
I the fray he will fight; but he win
come 10 the battle-ground with luke
warm interest IN the test that he Will
face"
No line of battle has been laid out
by Delaney for johnson and none
win be before the fighters are In the
ring.
Il never plan a fight before see
my mans opponent In action" said
Delaney.
Champ Johnson. always happy. was
almost hysterlcal with Joy over De
laney's arrival today.
II was explained that the illness
OF Delaney had delayed him In Sar
Francisco but there was a generally
accented rumor that Johnsou's bsndl
ers brought Delaney hero at the
eleventh hour 10 give the negro''
spirits an upllft Just before tho
fight. whether pre-arranged for this
purpose OF not. the sight OF Delaney
made Johnson very happy.
Johnson Meets Delaney.
lack was Just returning from ar
oIehtmile jaunt over the road a
1880 O'Clock this morning when De
ianey mot hin at the steps OF his
training quarters. The big fellow
clasped his chief advisers hand and
wrung II warmly.
I'm mighty, mighty glad TO se'
you, Mr.. Delaney" he said.
Delaney went upstairs and sav
Johnson 10 the hands OF his trainers
When Dclauey emerged from John
sons room few minutes later. h
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things will go. I am going to win,
I will be there fighting at every turn.
| don't look forward to fight plnchers,
because | think my superiority over
Jeffries eliminates the need OF any
thought of such things. There VIII
be no tagging. The fight In all proba-
bility will be fast throughout every
round. no matter how far 1t goes. !
am prepared for a long contest and
IL the fight Is not quickly ended II
goes without saying that short fight
would be right under my hands.
Every fighter on the eve of MS
fight declares that he hopes the best
man wins. | am quite sincere when
| say do. II Mr.. Jefrles knocks me
out OF gains a decision over me
will go to his corner and congratulate
him as soon as I am able. My con,
graduation VIII be no fake. l VIII
mean II. II Mr.. Jeffries has IT In him
To defeat me think that i can mod
estly say he is entitled to all the con-
eratulations he may receive
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lutely set toward the gaping throng.
outbid them all for attention.
JEFF Has Old Crouch On.
JeffrieS does not want any one
around his camp who has been on
friendly terms with Johnson since he
came to Reno. This was shown this
afternoon when he had Stanley
Ketchel, the mIddleweIght champion,
put out of his training quarters and
OF the grounds
Jeffries was engaged in n game OF
cards with some OF his stan ON the
lawn when Ketchel. who had motored
out from town. came strolling mp.
He stood behind Jeffries for mo
ment before the big fellow became
aware OF his presence. When he
finally saw him .Ieffries calmly turned
around and said.
Jeff Fires Ketchel Out Of Camp.
'I don't want you here. You have
been fooling around with that Niger
and I don't think you belong here at
all"
Ketchel smiled. but did not move
away.
Jenries continued PLAYING for few
minutes and then turning TO Fnrmer
Burns Jerked his head In the direc-
tion Of Ketchel and said;
put that fellow out
Burns got up. took Kctchel by the
shoulder and turned him toward the
cottnge. Walking with the middle
weight champion as far as the porch
Burns gave him mild push toward
tho stems. and Ketchel quietly walked
out at tho gate and took the car to
town.
Mon In JeFs Corner.
When time Is called tomorro"
these men may be in Jeffries' COT
ner:
sam Berger. James J. CoSoeu'
Jack Jeffries "Farmor' Burns' hog'
or Cornell and Bob Armstrong
Berger and Corbett viii act ns
sole advisers 10 the big fellow dur
ing the scrap. There Is distinct
understanding In tho ex-boilermnkers
camp that these two men VIII tell
.Jeffrles what he should do and thet
all other men in the corner mus.
keen quiet. This was done to aVoia
confusing the fighter.
In Berger. Jeff has selected yonns
man who has proven himself a hght
or AZ we'll as a keen business man
As an amateur pugllist. he made
CONTINUED on Page EigbD
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was a day Of idleness but intense
nervous strain at the Jeffries camp.
Sprawled at his ease beneath the
shade trees OF the lawn. the white
champion was apparently the calmest
man in the camp. His wife. his three
brothers and his tried and trusted
friends. spent the daylight hours with
him, and no one mentioned or hinted
at the ordeal of the morrow. Jehrles'
mind was apparently at peace and he
gave no sign of worry.
Whatever the outcome OF the Tight
Jeffries will feel relieved when II Is
all over. The staring. curious crowds
have tried his patience almost to the
breaking point For months he was
submitted to the invasion Of his pri-
vate life. his every move has been
watched. his thoughts and plans dis
cussed, and he yearns for the seclu-
sion Of his own home.
Quiet at Jeffries' Camp.
II was strangely quiet around JEFF
fries camp today. But for the SHIFT.
ing, restless crowds which thronged
the road before bis cottage. there
would have been no hint OF the I'M
pending battle. From early morning
until late In the day the athlete idled
about the lawn beside his quarters.
To his friends he kept open house,
like some country squire; but to the
endless stream Of interviewers, plead
Ing for word, he turned deaf ear
From daylight until long after dark the
resort was crowded. In automobiles.
In buggics and by the street cars hun
dreds journeyed out from the city
Just for q glimpse OF Je1ries. Along
the fence which guards his lawn men.
women and children stood In a solid
rank. When one moved away another
took his place. Not q motion OF Ses-
ticulatioD of the impassive man upon
the lawn was lost upon them
Much Doing In Reno
From across the road at the hotel
came the whine of the dealers at the
gambling games: the rattle OF chips
and coin and the ring OF glasses at
the bar. From the baseball held
arose the cheers and jeers Of the
game wild west show nearby
clnmored for attention and strangely
garbed cowboys with Tapping SOM
6roros. bcarskin chaps" and revolver
rode hither and thither about the
grounds. But the quiet man In shirt
sleeves and cap with his back reso-
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Continued from Page TwoJ
opinion that the white man will tri-
umph over the negro champion"
John L. Says II VIII Be Good.


opinion that the white man will tri-
umph over the negro champion"
John /. Says II VIII Be Good.
By John L. Sullivan;
"This is the one fight which no
one has been able to get a line on.
It may be short or long AT any rate
II will be a good one while IT lasts.
Who Will win, / would not venture a
guess,
BY Abe Attell:
"Jeffries Will knock Johnson out
some time between the twentieth and
the twenty-third rounds. After the
fight has gone that far the negro
Will be tired and the white man Will
be able to deliver the final punch"
BY Stanley Ketchel:
johnson is my choice. His supe-
rlor cleyerness and strength will
bring home the big end OF the purse
10 him"
BY Jake Kllrain;
Jeff should win. There is no rca-
con why he should not be back in
his old form II he has worked bard"
BY Tom Jones, fight promoter and
manager OF Ad Wolgast
Il think Jeff will win because OF
his gameness, hitting ability and bull
dog determination"
BY Frank Gotch, worlds champion
wrestler:
"Jeffries will win in walk and the
fight, l firmly believe. will be brief,
Tommy Burns Picks Jeff.
Tommy Burns.
"Jeffrles viii defeat Johnson for
the simple reason that. in every way.
he Is the champions physical and
mental superior"
By Jack Root, who fought Marvin
Hart for the heavyweight champion.
ship:
u can't see why, judging by their
comparatively physical condition,
Jeff should be fayorite over Johnson
In the betting. To my mind Johnson
Is in much better shape than is the
white man and II jeff fails TO win
early Johnson will surely defeat
him"
By Frank Hall, manager Of John
L. Sullivan:
johnson is in his prime. Jeffries
has been out OF the game for lye
years. No fighter. no athlete in all
tue uleVoLy VI opoII sfcE came
back"
Nelson Says, johnson.
BY Battling Nelson. former light
weight champion:
johnson will win because he is
in better condition than JeffrieS. be
cause Of his youth and because nc
fighter ever was able, after leaving
the ring for any length of time to
come back"
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NJ LSSiGES OF
JEFF AND JACK

RENO, New. July 3.-James j. JEFF
fries and John A. Johnson, through
the Associated Press tonight, deliy-
cred their last messages as 10 their
confidence and fitness that they Will
give before they shake hands in the
ring tomorrow afternoon. BY James
j. Jeffrles:
when tho gloves are knotted on
my hands tomorrow afternoon and |
stand ready to defend what is really
my title. it will be at the request Of
the public, which has forced me out
OF retirement. / realize full we'll just
what depends on me. and [ am not
going 10 dlsappoint
LAS TO my condition ana just how
| feel on the eve OF the battle
there's no use going into detail. That
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REFERENCES

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Tor funerals and operas. Private calls
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Get your Union Pacific and Oregon
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BETTING IS IN
FAVOR OF JEFF

RENO, New, July 9.-Jim Jefrries
will enter the ring tomorrow a 10 to
IL fayorite. This is the sentiment
among the bettors today, and the bets
recorded seem to forecast no change
either way.
There is plenty OF money coming
in on both men. and it's take your
choice at 10 TO 1-2," was Betting
Commissioner Tom Corbetts state
ment tonight
There is also plenty OF even mon
ey and take your pick on tho twenty
round proposition. These odds prob
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STANDARD TELEPHONES

EDITORIAL ROOMS
Ind. 'Phone, two rings. No, SO
Bell 'Phone NO, 322
BUSINESS OFFICE
Ind. Phone. one ring. No. So
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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-25

A. B. Hall is having some hand
some sign work done on the plate
Q lass windows of the pool hall this
week.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-25

Sam Mccain and Evert Kerr of
Crowley, were guests at the Estis
home, north of town, Sunday and
Monday.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-25

City Clerk Samuel BlackforI,
was Il business visitor iii Lake
Charles Monday.
Chas. Abel, was q passenger on
the morning train, for Lake Charles
Monday.
Mrs. H. L. Meeks was the guest
Of Jennings friends Monday.
Little Ella Hebert, the youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
Hebert, who has been spending
several months visiting her aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Coley, in
Vinton, arrived home Monday.
A. r. McBurney the we'll known
breeder and importer Of thorough
bred and high grade Polled Angus
cattle, went to Lake Charles Mon
day, taking several head of fine
stock for exhibition at the Calca-
sieu Parish Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Barbee
were over from Crowley Sunday
for visit at the home of their
mother, Mrs. Dora Barbee. Mr..
Barbee returned on the afternoon
train, while his wife remained for a
longer visit.
| Geo. and Alec Lawson and their
families, departed this week for
Barbreck, La where they have
recently purchased a 400 acre tract
of land and expect to make their
home in future. The Lawson boys
have grown to manhood in this To-
cality, and will be missed by q
large circle of friends, who regret
that they have decided to leave
| this section of the state.
George Lugar, formerly Of this
place, but recently located in Al
hambra Miss. returned to Welsh
Friday, and intends to make this
place his home in future.
Rev. W. B. Logan returned Sat
urday from Morgan City, where he
bad been for several days, attend
ing meeting of the Louisiana SV
nod of the Presbyterian church He
reports the Presbyterian churches
of Louisiana, VIII lie not SO numer
Gus as are some of the other lie
nominations, to be in a healthy anc
prosperous condition.
J S Gerson went to New Ore
ans the first of the week to join Ia:
wife and daughters, who have beer
spending : few days there visitin!
relatives, aud also to purchase
stock of goods to replenish his al
ready handsome stock.