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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-15
AGREEMENT NOT
YET REACHED

Cincinnati Ohio, March t5-Con.
trary to expectations, the special con-
vention of the United Mine Workers
of America will organize in this city
tomorrow without anything definite in
view. This state OF affairs has been
brought about through the mobility
of the sub-scale committee OF tho
Joint conference OF the miners and
operators OF Ohio, Indiana and west
ern Pennsylvania. to reach an agree
ment regarding the wage scale for the
coming two years.
The convention will adjourn subject
TO the call OF the chairman which will
be Issued when the scale committee
of the joint conference is ready to re-
port.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-15
Service given by
Lighting Companies

In ou first article told something of the details
sary at the Dam the Pipe line, and Power House.
VIII take up the attention which be given by the Lighting
Companies order to safeguard the Public against
and from FIRE under the
insulated must be used all lines
supply from the poles
current from escaping into trees and buildings
cause serious shocks to persons touching them
When house is being wired the accord
ance with well known Insurance rules which printed in
pamphlet form and followed by all wremen Whenever
at the Lighting Office to make your application connecting
store residence inspection expert
maintained by the and
all wires IN your premises that they safely
accordance with the Insurance rules Carpenters and other
mechsnlcs when making changes buildings often the
insulation of wires which might endanger building and lives
OF ITS occupants If supplied with electricity but
thorough and rigid inspections retire night without
the slightest fear from electric
The Company also maintains special the
.troubc man, who Will visit home al
2 M until midnight When the lamp socket kew switch or
fuse OF order he time distance in answer n
call 1t be that something has fuse 70 burn
In the transformer the pole that furnishes the nbts in von
nelghborhood soon after him climbing IN
he cautiously between the bg wires
that tho high currents slip
would perhaps death He reaches transformer and caro-
new fuse is attached and then the light come on again
in order that incandesccnt lamps NAV he lon m 20
standard IN brllancy; The Company furnish new Edison -
at 10 cents each Just bring them It's lanp and not t
rent In rooms where most light buy the Tunystcn
from the Electric Supply houses These lamps will urol
your lighting bills. ' ieuuee
Our purpose to furnish the best possible service III - ,h
and capital provide | "i"' 'door
UTAH LIGHT AND RAILWAY. COMPANY
ID DECKER, Local Mgr
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-15

Kansas City, Mar. 14.-"Fighting
Dick" Hyland. of San Francesca, and
Matty Baldwin. the Bunker Hill Bear
Cat" Of Boston. fought ten rounds
to a draw at the Hipprodromc to-
night.
The fight was tame and an unin-
teresting affair. neither Fighter be-
ing in danger at any time. Hyland
came out OF the battle without a
mark. Baldwin has a bad cut over
his left eye.
ROUND 1.-They rushed to close
quarters. exchanged rights and lefts
TO jaw. Baldwin sent hard left 10
jaw and straight right TO body, Bald
win sent two rights TO body. Hyland
landed two body blows. Hyland back
ed Baldwin to the ropes and sent two
lefts to the jaw. Round even.
ROUND Baldwin drove two
hard rights TO the jaw Hyland
cllnched. Baldwin sent two stiff leftS
TO the jaw. Hyland closed In and
put left to jaw. following it with a
left 10 the RIBS and right to tho jaw,
Hyland sent right aud left to Jaw
They were mixing when the gong
sounded.
ROUND 3.-They rushed into close
quarters. Baldwin landing left to
face. Hyland retaliated with right
and left TO stomach Baldwin put
right to head Baldwin wrestled his
man to the floor. but Hyland came
back With right to the jaw. They
were clinched at the end.
ROUND 4-Hyland led off With
right to the ribs and a moment later
shot a good right to the jaw Bald
win closed In. Hyland landed three
head punches. opening a cut over
Baldwin's eye Hylond forced tho
fighting, putting right to face and left
to stomach Baldwin tired badly.
ROUND Baldwin skipped about
and tapped Hyland with rights and
lofts to face. He followed with a
hard right to the ribs Hyland rushed
his opponent to the ropes and landed
a right to the Jaw, followed by left
to the body. Hyland sent his right TO
the kidneys and drove four straight
punches 10 the head Hyland ended
the stronger
ROUND 6-They exchanged head
taps, Hyland drove a straight left
TO the jaw They SPARED, Baldwin
trying to keep away Baldwin put a
left to the Jaw and they cllnched
Hyland sent hard right to the jaw.
ROUND T. Baldwin landed a quick
right 10 the head rs they met In the
center OF the ring. Hyland drove n
left TO the face and whipped a right
to the Wind Baldwin swung wildly.
Hyland put a right to the jaw and
returned a similar blow. Bald
win landed 10 body and right 10 face,
doing little damage.
ROUND Baldwin s. landed lightly
on body with his left while Hyland
walloped two lefts to the jaw. Hyland
tllnched. Baldwin put stiff right TO
the body. They were spaTIng at the
,lose.
ROUND 9,-Daldwtn came up fast
and tried to draw Hyland into long
'arge fighting. but Hyland closed In
gith severe fights to the wind They
spared. Baldwin drove hard right
o the wind Baldwin jabbed three
efts to the face and followed with a
Oft to the jaw. Hyland landed left |
o the jaw and right to the body By-
and sent left and right TO head
ROUND 10.-Baldwin popped Hy-
and with left to Jaw and followed |
With rights TO head. Hyland missed |
ard left to the head Hyland drove
wo lefts TO the face Baldwin sent |
eft to the jaw Hyland drove right
md left to wind Baldwin swung !
gIldly while Hyland forced the fight
Nc
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-15
JOHNSON TO HAVE
TRIAL MARCH 28

New York. Mar. 1l.-March 81 was
set today as the date for the trial
of Jack Johnson. the negro pugilist
on charge of assault in the second
degree. Counsel for the negro con-
ferred with District Attorney Whit
man and pointed out that In the or.
dinary nin of business the case would
not he reached until May. AS this
would interfere with the fighters
training. Judge Mulqueen agreed to
the earlier date Johnson is accused
OF attacking another negro In 4 sa-
loon.
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JUSTICE ACQUITTED.

Spokane. Wash. Mar. IA ver
dict of not guilty was returned To-
day in the case of Merritt j. Cor
don. formerly chief Justice of the
Supreme court OF this state. accused
OF approprlating $4,000 belonging to
the Great Northern Railway while
acting as Its attorney.
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sIOO Reward slOO.

The readere of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there is ot least ono dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure in all its
stages, and that is Catarrh. Halls Cat,rrh
Cure 10 the only positive cure known 10 the med,
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disease, requires 4 constitutional treatment.
dalls Catlrrh Cure Is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of
OF the disease. and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution snd assisting
nature in dong it, work The proprietors have
offer One Hundred Dollars for any ease that L
fails 20 cu.es Send for LIST OF sest1monrls,
Address. F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
f9- Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills arc the be5t
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STRIKE BREAKERS STRIKE.

Rockford. Ills, Mar, 14.-Strike
beakers in the various hosiery fac
tories of Rockford struck tonight aud
the plants are tied up. More than
one thousand men are idle. Union
workers in other Industries arc lend
ing financial assistance.
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LEADERS WILL WIN.

Detroit. Mar. 14-Another attack
today failed to dislodge the leaders
in any OF the events In the tenth
annual tournament OF the National
Bowling congress 1T is now thought
the present leaders will be the win
ners at the end of the tournament
Wednesday night
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lotte Hamilton. third Time. 1904 2-5.
Second race, flve and one-half fur.
lonss-Frau& Fiesher. Won, Necklett
second tackle, third. Time. 1:l2 10.
Third race. six furlongs-Hurlock.
won; Occidental, second; Mantle.
third. Time. lis As.
Fourth race, five furlongs-Sir Ash.
ton' Won; Lueullus, second, Bonnie
Bee, third, Time. 1:03 2.5.
Firth race. seven furlongs-Mernan
won: Hohle. second; Judge Dundon.
third. Time. 1888 Is.
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LOVETT ON TOUR.

Chicago, Mar, 14-Robert S. Lovett
head of the Hartman limos passed
through Chicago today ON his way
to New Orleans. Mr.. Lovett said that
he was on ak wesA's tour of the
Hartman lines and thAt he intended
to maks such trip onoe year.
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JOY, Says PITTSBURG,
WAGNER WILL PLAY

Pittsburg. March 14-While there
never has been any doubt that Hans
Wagner would play with the Pittsburg
team a sigh OF relief went uD from
the fans today when 1t was announced
that the big shortstop had agreed to
terms and would sign his contract
Friday.
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EAMEs RETAINS TITLE.

Denver. Mar. 1i-Frcd Fred Enmes
of Denver. tonight successfully de
Tended his title of three cushion bill
lizard champion, In the first block OF
his match with Tom Hueston Of New
York. 30 TO AZ. The play Will con-
tinue Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-15

While flowers are to be decidedly
in evidence on the spring and sum
nler hats, they will differ from last
seasons flowers They Will be made
OF tulle. chiffon and other transparent
materials and Will have a tendency to
make the hat lighter and will be more
attractive.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-15

Some OF the stunning capes for eve
ming wear are finished with a deep
fringe. The exquisite crepe shawls
from the far east. with their wealth
OF knotted fringe, may be In a meas
ure responsible for this departure.
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WESTON GETS WATCH.

Kinsley. Kss,. Mar. 14-Edward
Payson Weston was presented with a
gold watch as a birthday present
from tho citizens of this town. He
had completed 61 miles and after a
40 minute rest he started on to com.
plete his 70 mile walk.
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YOU CAN CuRE THAT BAGKACHE.

uIu u!ous Tho back, dzzlnctg, beNdacbo aud general
rnS92r, Got package OF Mother Gtay's AUS
Urinary tronbles. Whcn you feel all run down,
uleu' weak aud without energy you need few
poses OF This pleasant herb cure. hs regulator It
has no eqnsl, Mother Gfny'- Australian Leaf
sample sent FREE. Address, Tho Mother Gray
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-15
KETcHEL AND LANGFoRo.

Philadelphia, Mar-. i.-Stanley
Ketchel and Sam Langford were
matched today to meet In this city
on April %. The bout which will
be tor six rounds. will take place be-
fore the National Athletic club Tho
men will meet at catchweights.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-15
RUNNER BREAKS RECORD.

New York, Mar. 1l--All indoor
records were broken by Gusta L.
Ljuugstrom tho Swedish runner. from
the twelfth to the twentieth and last
mile In the professional race tonight
at Madison Square Garden. Lung
stroms time for 90 miles was 30
2.5
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-15
-FOUR FAvORITES ARE
WINNERS AT TAMPA

Tampa, Fla. March 14-Four IA
Norltes and two second choices were
returned winners today:
First race. Ave furlongs-Bobby
Cook Won; Escutcheon. second: Char
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MICHAEL HINES DEAD.

New Bedford Mass. March IA
Michael P Hines. catcher for the
Boston National League from 1882 to
1885, disA today aged Is years
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-15

Large brimed hats and turbans
made of wide fancy braids are the pre-
valling modes In imported millinery.
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WHITE SOX DEFEATED
BY FRESNO TIGERS

Fresno. Calf. March 1l-Tho
Fresno tigers" of the California state
leagne defeated the Chicago White
Sox No. l today. Score,
r. II. f
Fresno ..-...... ......10 II 1
White Soy ..A......4 = 2
Jones and Kuhn; Walsh. Scott and
Block.
PILES CURED nv Q to "a DAYS
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case OF itching. blind. bleed.
Ing or protruding piles IN to Ia
days or money refunded. 50c.
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None of the new skirts are lined,
when the material is so thin that 1t
needs foundation this takes the place
of the undersldrt.
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AMERICANS INVITED.

Sydney. n. S W. Mar. 14r-The
rugby union has decided to invite
the combined American universities
to tour Australia this year.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-15

The walking skirts that belong to
the Russian blouse and short jackets
nearly all have pleats somewhere.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-15

10 be snaoes n Of green which bid fair
sIr,ona al o exceedingly popular are soft
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-02-20

toned. Mr.. Chas link of New Albany.
being urged quite strongly for that Of
flee. A little later something may
happen to get things going again.
Did you see the hat: One hundred
at Fl. Wayne would make a sure hit.
The two nominating committees APP
pointed to select tickets for officers. to
be voted on in March. will make their
report to the regular meeting of the
Post next Saturday night. One tickle.
will be known as the Blues. the other
as the Whites. The colors are the
national colors of the T. p A. A
contest promises to develope in the
selection of national delegates as the
members of the Post are divided on
this point. Every member Of Post G
is anxious to send men to the Chatta-
nooga convention who will ably rep
resent the local Post. Delegates all
over the country are being selected
with great care. aud the convention i'm
June will bring together all the fight
ing blood that both sides can produce.
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hour and, ] thought that if smoking
was permitted Mexican prisoners
must be fairly we'll treated.
Il soon discovered my mistake. In
the afternoon they took us out, made
up a chain gang and set us to paw
ing a section of street. The work was
hard and the sun was hot. / was
half dead by the time work was called
off.
For supper they served us red
is the native name
boiled in plain water: no meat or
bread, and only a limited supply of
salt. A ragged quilt was given me as
my only covering. and I was supposed
to sleep on the floor among my Next
can companions.
The next morning | understood the
cigarette game. AS they marched us
to work the commandante handed
each man small coin. For cigaret-
tes' he said. with an amiable wave of
his hand. Later on I discovered that
the custom is universal
On Sundays they had a new job
for us. Instead of mending the pave
ment they set us to sweeping the
main thoroughfares. The brooms con-
sisted of green branches broken off
the nearest tree and We were merely
supposed to stir up the dust and
sweep it into little heaps. Nobody
ever came to cart it away when we
were through. 1t was a comical bust
ness, though humiliating at the same
time. One week was just about
enough for me. l saved up my cigar
cite money for few days and paid
boy to take message to a gringo
friend who lived in HermosilIo. 1t
happened to be Sunday, and when he
came down he found me at my street
sweeping job. 1t struck him as being
so funny that he laughed for five
minutes before he could explain his
business. Then he paid my fine and
took me home to a good dinner
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Through Mexico
(New York Sum-

(New York SUM-
Beating your way through Next
co. said the man who had been there,
lis a snap compared with the same
method of travelling in
the United States. The engineers and
brakemen on the freight trains are
nearly all Americans, and they gener-
ally welcome a fellow from home.
There's one drawback, though
The authorities are tickled to death
to catch an American breaking the
law in that way. 1t means a Jail SEN
tence every time with hard labor, and
ii.
AT a watering tank near Hermosil-
10, in the state of Sonora. | braced
the engineer of freight train for a
ride, He was a gruff sort of chap
and seemed to have bad crouch on
that day.
II don't give curse what YOU do.
he said. but l won't have YOU in my
cab. and all the cars are sealed. Ride
on the cowcatcher if YOU like.
Il was foolish enough to follow his
suggestion and had great time for
an hour OR So But | wasn't familiar
with the country. and We were sneak
ing into Hernosillo before | realized
that it was time to remove myself. A
policeman caught sight of me and
waved his arms frantically. AS soon
as the train slowed down a bit | made
a jumn for it, but the Mexican COP
was right there. Before knew
where | was found myself sentenced
to 20 days or $50 fine.
They showed me into cell already
occupied by six MeNicans They seem
ed to be half starved. but l was sur
nrised to notice that they We're all
smoking cigarettes. 1t was the siesta
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an church. An admission fee will be
asked.
y y y
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY.

CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY.
The Ticknor club, one of the oldest
and best known club organizations of
this city will observe its twenty-first
anniversary Monday at the home Of
Mrs. John b. DOugan on North Tenth
street.
The following from the indianapolis
News is of interest to club women in
this city:
The Daughters of Indiana in New
York. an organization composed of wo-
men who formerly lived in this state,
will hold a meeting Monday afternoon.
in the small ball room of the Hotel AS
tor. 1t will be known as Dramatic
day, and an Interesting program has
been arranged for that occasion. Miss
Ruby Rees. formerly of this city. is
chairman of the program. The play
of THE Deacon" comedy sketch in
two acts, will be presented by promi-
nent members of the Amateur Com
edy club. The play is by Henry Ar
thur Jones. The cast was rehearsed
by Wilfrid North. producer at the New
theater Mrs. John T. Conover, who
will have the leading part, is a native
of Indiana. Miss Ella Reynolds of In
dianapolis will sing a group of songs.
Miss Reynolds is the Indiana girl who
won the scholarship offered through
the society by Madam Beatrice Goldie.
Miss B. Margaret Hoberg, a member
of the society. the well known compos-
er and pianist, will play. Miss Ho-
bert was formerly of Terre Haute. The
executive committee of the society is
composed of the president, Miss Mary
G.. Hay: Mrs. J. Franklin Elder and
Miss Ruby Rees, all formerly of In
dianapolis, and Mrs. J. Froggatt.
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T. P. A..
Notes
BY T. c. II.

Next regular meeting of the post Sat.
urday. February % A full attend.
ance is desired
1t seems that the chairman of the
membership committee is off the job.
We have heard of no new applications
going through in the last few days.
The time is fast drawing to the end
when all the contests will close Bet
ter get busy, Mr.. Chairman. We need
a few more good fellows.
Chas. Pierson attended the state
convention of Retail Hardware Dealers
last week in Indianapolis and with a
large number of his customers in the
house.
The state officers held their regular
monthly meeting yesterday at Laporte.
State President Lebo was in attend
ance and an effort was made to boom
the Laporte post and gather in a few
new members. Laporte is one of the
younger posts of the state and little
encouragement from the officers will
not come amiss.
Thursday and Friday of last week
were two of the worst days ever expe-
rienced by Post c boys on the road
Trains and traction cars were running
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remodel his property on Fifth street,
and will make his home there when
completed. Jim is looking twenty
years younger and appears to be as
happy as a lark. He was greeted by
all the boys of Post c and responded
most generously with some of his
choicest cigars. A little later the en-
tire gang will be invited to call at the
residence and meet the new bride.
The euchre club held one of its old
time reunions last night and the way
they mixed things up would lead the
boys to believe they enjoyed the pres
ence of the lost one.
T. p. A. politics over the state is as
Stunning a very quiet aspect. Whether
the boys are merely hanging around
waiting for something to strike them.
or whether they are so interested in
national affairs that they care nothing
for local issues is a question that is
keeping the old time politicians guess
ing. Up to date only one nominee for
president of Indiana division is men
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CLUB NOTES
ENDEAVOR SOCIAL.

The Christian Endeavor society of
the Second Presbyterian church will
give a Washington social, Tuesday
evening in the church parlors. The
public is cordially invited to attend.
Come and bring Washington souve-
mir.
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MIDGET WEDDING,

The West Side Aid society of the
First Christian church has decided to
give Midget Wedding sometime
in the near future. The affair will
be held in the Second English Luther
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Music
REHEARSAL TUESDAY.

The May Festival chorus will meet
Tuesday evening in the First Presby-
terrain church for a rehearsal. Mem
bers are urged to attend.
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For MISS WEINGART.

Mrs. Harry Chrow entertained a
number of guests in a charming man
ner recently at her home. POI North
Fourteenth street, in honor of Miss
Josephine Weingart. Games and guess
ing contests with music made the
evening pass most pleasantly. At the
close Of the festivities a luncheon in
three courses was served to Miss Lora
Mansfield, Miss Weingart Misses
Mary and Martha Mcclellan. Miss Vir-
ginia Clements and Miss Maud Buck
ingham. Messrs. Fred Haisley, Ar
thur Haisley, Alva Alexander. Harry
Sloan, Arthur Roland and Orval Don
ahue.
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on very uncertain schedule and it
was next to impossible to get to any
point. Train crews of all kinds re-
port the snow the hardest to handle in
years.
Ed Thatcher is becoming SO accus-
toned to getting his feet wet. that he
has taken to wearing his rubber boots
in the club rooms.
Who claims the world: Jim Mar
tin has been returned to the club
rooms.
men attended the state convention of
hardware dealers. held in Indianapolis
during the past week. Richmond
has large number of travelling sales
men living within it's limits and ranks
next to Indianapolis in the cities of
the state in point of number. that han
die the hardware line. This city is
headquarters for a large number Of
hardware men that travel for firms To-
Gated in most all pats of the country.
Some of the boys are SO mean as to
wish LebO will get snow bound or lost
in drift and never come back to
Post c. We wish him better luck.
James Martin and bride have return
ed to Richmond and will make their
temporary home on South Thirteenth
street In the spring Mr.. Martin will