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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-03
STATE FOOD INSPECTOR
VISITS OGDEN BUTCHERS

The state dairy and food commits
sioner, willard Hansen. arrived In this
city yesterday morning, with the pur-
pose of making thorough inspection
OF the local slaughter houses, restau-
rants. grocery stores. dairies, etc. Mr..
Hansen has Investigated various res
taurants and butcher shops. which
have been pronounced unsanitary and
in some cases positively filthy. In one
instance Mr.. Hansen called upon a
local butcher just as he was In the
act of making mince meat, and after
a close inspection of the material by
Mr. Hansen 1t proved TO be nearly all
damaged apples
In view of the unsanitary condition
of many OF the restaurants. grocery
stores. dairies and hotels of ogden.
Mr.. Hansen deems it eNpedient TO ap-
point Fred c. Naisbett of Ogden de-
putty state dairy and food commits
sioner for ten days, during which time
Mr.. Naisbett who has had a consid-
cradle experience In this line OF busi
ness Will make thorough Investigations
In this locality
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-03

lege. j. z. Taylor. state horticultural
Inspector, and c. n. AnslIc, reprc.
sentlng the government In It's invcsti-
cations OF the alfalfa weevil In Utah.
go to SnVnpcte county today to in
sDect the fields and orchards In that
part Of the state. No pest In partlcu-
lar Is affecting the Snnpete district,
the object of the trip OF experts be
ing To inspect the fields and orchards,
and IL possible forestall or apprehend
In the incIpient stages the visitation
Of pests that have been discovered in
other parts OF the state.
Prof Titus says he discovered In the
southern part OF Salt Lake county
recently the little alfalfa weevll In
flight over the point OF the mountain.
i believe they rise on some Of these
warm winds we are having and might
even scale the tall peaks OF the
oquirrhs. and this is probably how
they got Into Tooele county this
spring We have found no evidences
SO far of the weevil south OF Utah
county. Rotation OF crops, turning In
herds Of cattle and sheep and dlsklng.
so far have proven most cffectual in
Kidding the fields of the weevil find
lucern fields near Salt Lake 35 years
old, and yet some of these farmers
complain that they do not get good
crops This weevil plague will result
in this much good-in having many
worn-out old lucern fields turned TO
something more profitable and given a
rest
'Leguminous crops seem to be the
only tnnH on r,rh1rh fhn wanyll nnnriah
they attack few crops outside of al
falfa, clover and the sweet clover that
hedges In some OF the neglected coun
" roads. But the alfalfa crop Is the
one crop Utah cannot get along with
out. and We are bending every effort to
annihllate the destructive weevil. But
Ii may take years.
Bugs Ride in Autos.
They were 10 years down south in
controlling the ball weeyil that des'
troyed the cotton crops and after this
long experimenting and the expendi-
ture OF hundreds Of thousands OF dol
lars by the government 1t was finally
gotten under control. We hope to be
able to handle the alfalfa weevil short
OF that time, but up to the present it
is an unsolved problem. The insects
arc about ready now for another flight.
| believe they jump into farmera'
wagons, automobiles and other We
hicles as they pass the infected fields.
and the thus carried along and spread
among the lucern fields many miles
distant
"The weevil is about half the size
OF a blue bottle ly and has a great
resemblance to It,"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-03

ing quarters there for the twenty
round bout With Frank Picatc. which
VIII be staged at Saltair June 9.
Thompson went 20 Logan at tho re-
quest OF the Commercial club there,
as many OF the Cache valley sports
had never seen him work olt and were
deslrous of doing SO. As the hot
baths at the springs are of great as
sIstance i'll his training, Thompson has
decided TO return there for the bal
ance OF lris training period He says
he will he glad 10 meet any of his Og-
den friends who will come out before
he leaves for Salt Lake.
Continued on Page Eight)
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-03
SPORTS
Big FIGHT TO Be .
ON THE SQUARE

SAN FRANCISCO. Juno 2.-Jack
Johnson could not overcome his de-
sire TO give his automobile thorough
;ryout today and as a result there WAS
r 10 work of any kind done at his
training quarters at the ocean beach.
In fact the ontlrc staff of trainers
and sparing partners were given a
treat, for the champion gathered them
ali IN hts mncniIc and set sail bright
and early fot 5rn Jose, fifty miles
away.
: big nights work IS mapped out
Tor Friday night; whcn the champion
VIII give an exhibition at the Dream
land rink. Johnson will spar SIX
rounds with his regular partners and
will devote about foriy-lye minutes
10 gymnasium stunts Ever since JEFF
frIes gave his big boxing exhibition e
fcw days ago, Johnson has been AK
ious 10 show HIS speed and fine con
d'tioD 10 the public and 1t IS expected
that a large crowd of fans Will take
the opportunity 20 sec the negro In
action- Johnson Is neat worker in
the gymnasium and he has given the
word that hc will spring a few new
cnes that Will eclipse Jeffries box
Ing
johnson and his manager, George
Little. were positive and wrathy In
DENYING a story from Chicago TO the
effect that Governor Gillette had de
clnred the fight an arranged fake
which would land the white man Il
winner.
There Is not word OF truth in the
story sent out from Chicago that Gov
emor Gillette had declared the big
fight 4 framcup and a lot OF other
stuff said Tex Rickard
Il have positive assurance from
Chicago that the governor branded the
whole supposed Interview as false.
The world at large can rest at ease
that Idis fight between Jeffries and
Johnson will be strictly on the square
N every way.
Il will most certainly be the referee
OF that contest This is final. | am
determined for many reasons that the
public does not know. TO be the third
man in the ring. and | will positively
not step aside for any one. Both men
have chosen me and ! will act to the
best of my ability. I am confident OF
being able To fill the place.
For some reasons | welcome the
chance to referee. for | am sure moth
ing with the semblance Of crookedness
about II will be counteDanced ! know
both men Will strive hard for the VIC
tory. but am going to make sure that
both Jeffries and Johnson understand
that | will see to 1t that the contest
Is above board. II ! notice the sign
of a fake | Will step In and stop the
fight The spectators will be refunded
their money dollar for dollar | am
not looking for anything OF this kind,
but ] am prepared to take action II
SEE reason for doing so.
Sam Berger who is in the city. said
that Rickard is satisfactory TO JEFF
fries and it is settled that Tex will be
the referee.
Our reason for saving that We
would agree to Eddie Smith In case
Rickard stepped out was simply giving
Rickard chance to resign If he
thought his connection in the capacity
OF referee would hurt the fight said
Berger.
"I am glad that Governor Gillette
rcpudiates the statements attributed
to him. for know 1t would worry
Jeffries.
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O o o CURES
O.O. %. SKIN DISEASES


in
healthy
all blood impurities
diminished
builds
Rheurn
Nute.
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be included must be laid at tbs door
of the shippers.
AS to the course Of the government
in regard TO the railroads in the east
and middle west. the attorney gen
eral was not ready to talk.
Mr., Wickersham said that no com
plants had rs yet been received by
him from shippers in the middle west
There was a feeling among members
Of the commission that more tariffs
Will be filed within the next few days,
making the Increase general through
out the country on shipments both
ways
1t is believed that because of the
probable early passage Of the adminIs-
tration railroad bill, the roads Will lose
no time in filing other advanced tar
ms
The bill In its present form gives
the interstate commerce commission
the power TO investigate the reason.
ableness of proposed Increases IN
rates and to suspend them as long as
ten months. Unless the railroads had
put their new rates into operation
by the time the bill becomes q law,
the Interstate commerce commission
might suspend their operation.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-03
Kemenway & Moser Co., Distributors, Ogden, Utah

all responsibility for damage sustained
on other than its own line.
Mr. Simmons sought. though inef-
fectually, to have his physical valua.
tion provision inserted. 1t was voted
down 80 to %. Senator La Toilette
succeeded with three or four amend
ments but failed in an effort to OBJ
tain for shippers the right to bring
Suit in the proposed court Of commerce
when there Is a prospect that IRE
parable damage may he done by in
creased rates. pending the delay ne
cessary 10 an Investigation by tae
lnterstate commerce commission.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-03
TRIES TO END
ALL TROUBLES

George Stratton. one Of the dope
heads confined in the city jail, ohare-
ed with the crime OF burglary, had a
narrow escape from death yesterday
when he sought to relieve his cravings
for morphine by injecting a solution
of tobacco juice into his veins.
For a time 1t was thought that the
unfortunate "hend' could not survive
the effects OF the poison but q liberal
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-03
Police ROUND Up A
NUMBER OF vAGRANTS

Seven men were rounded up last
night in the rear of the vinegar works
on Wall avenue. Detective Chambers
and Patrolmen Herrick. Sullivan and
Emmett making the arrests, The men
were charged with yaSrancy. and gave
the following names; John Sullivan,
James Casey. William Egan. Mark
Murphy. George Riley. Thomas VII
liams and William Mcclure.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-03
MCRE FREE TICKETS

We have arranged for another lot
of tickets at the Orpheum Theatcr.
The Standard will give one ticket TO
the Orpheum thcatcr for any night
this OF next week for each months
subscription paid in advance Not
more than four tickets 90 one family.
Now is the time TO take advantage of
this offer. =
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-03
Railroad Officials to Confer.

ST. LOUIS. June 1.-The twenty
five western railroads temporarily re-
strained from advancing freight rates
In the territory of the western trunk
line committee, will ask for the disso-
luton OF the injunction following
conference In Chicago next Monday
Martin l.. Clardy, vice president and
general solicitor OF the Missouri Pa
cIic. said he expected the conference
to be attended by representatives OF
all the railroads affected.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-03
THOMPSON DECIDES
ON HOT SPRINGS
ls--s5 ,-- rH
/. 1. IL ~. u

Cyclone" Johnny Thompson of Sy-
camore. ILL.,, has decided To train at
the Utah Hot springs after all Thomp-
con telephoned last night from
Logan saying that he would
arrive ut the spring some time
today and would take up his old train.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-03
NOTICE TO PUBLIC
OGDEN CANYON WEEKDAY
SCHEDULE-EFFECTIVE
JUNE SRD. 1910

Leave Union Depot at ZOO and 500
a m, and every forty minutes there
after until 10. 20 p. IN.
Leave Hermitage at 7.40 and 900
"a. m. nd every forty minutes theroaft
er until IL 90 p. m. ]. w. BAILEY
Superintendent
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-03
Citizens of Ogden

Boost for your city by using Oo-
DEN MADE FLoUR-it costa you no
more and every sack you use Ia q
boost for your town.
In that way you mako a Chicago
OF Ogden. Ogden Milling 6 Ele
yator Co.
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s3OOO-PORTLAND, ORE, AND
RETURN-S30,00.

Tickets on sale via Oregon Short
Line. May 2Sth to June 3rd inclusive
Final return limit ninety days. stop
overs either direction. Reserve berths
City Ticket once 251i Washington
Ave. f. A. SHEWE, c. P. & T. A
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MODERN WOODMEN,
ATTENTION.

All members requested to meet at
Eagles Hall Sunday, June 5th. at $50
a m. sharp. to attend memorial ser
vices Band in attendance. p a.
Faris, Consul; j II. Shafer. Clerk.
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HIGH PRICES.

The highest prices paid for live
or dressed poultry. ogden Fish &
Poultry company. 2526 Washington
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-03
HIGH PRICES

The highest prices paid for i've
or dressed poultry. Ogden Fish
Poultry company. 2526 Washington
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At e-13. Is so % .O3 26 d
JSo 10 H 35
j. Jacobsons by
stretch and
carly speed
could thcreaf - -" ""N
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-03

Send your guess on Ogden and we
ber County's population to the STAND
ard office. You may win as high as
S45 in gold coin.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-03

WASHINGTON. June But for
the fact that Senator Overman OF
North Carolina succeeded in having
the senate incorporate In the railroad
bill a provision regulating injunction
proceedings affecting state laws. the
senate probably would have voted
on the railroad bill today.
The acceptance OF that provision
had the effect of inclining some Dsmo-
cratic senators more fovorably 10 the
bill. and OF causing the Democratic
side Of the chamber TO request oppor-
tunity for consultation before reach
Ing the voting stage on the final pas.
sage Accordingly, the vote was post
poned TO permit a Democratic confer
cnce which will be held at IL o'clock
tomorrow.
After this agreement was reached
Senators Elkins and Hale made an
effort to get the senate to agree to
vote on the bill before adjournment
tomorrow, but without success. Sena-
tors Bacon and Bailey objected 10
cutting OFF OF debate In advance Of the
final vote and when II appeared as II
they might be conciliated, Senator
Clapp entered objection to any ar
rangement whatever.
The bill was before the senate dur
ing the entire day and large num-
Der of amendments were presented
and disposed OF.
Just before adjournment Senator
Ellins gave notice that at the proper
time he would ask the senate to sub
stitute the senate bill for the house
bill
He succeeded in having adope ed an
amendment postponing for sixty DAYS
after its passage the time when the
proposed law shall go into effect. The
suggestion was not received with gen
eral favor and on a roll call vote re-
celyed a majority OF only seven. the
voting standing 81 to % The Over
man provision covers q subject broad
er than transportation. 1t provides
that no lnterlocutoTy injunction sus-
pending or restraining the execution
of any state statute by restraining
the action OF any state officer in it's
enforcement shall be issued by any
federal Judge upon the ground Of IN
constItutionality unless the application
shall be presented To justice of the
supreme court or to a circuit Judge
and shall be heard by three judges.
The only objection expressed to
the amendment was that its operation
would not be eliminated TO railroads.
but there was a considerable vote
against II. the ballot resulting 3S ayes
and rs noes
The provision heretofore adopted
placing interstate telegraph and tele.
phone lines under the control OF the
interstate commerce commission was
enlarged in compliance with a sug-
gestion by Senator La Toilette, who
presented the original amendment. As
1t now stands ii provides that tele-
graph and telephone charges shall
be just and reasonable and authorizes
the commission To determine when
they are not so Special night rates
and special rates on press dispatches
are authorized. telegraph passes are
prohibited TO all persons. The penalty
for disobeying this provision Is fixed
at from S10O to $4,000,
Senator Hughes of Colorado was
among those who had amendments ac-
cepted- His provision gives 10 the
shipper the right 10 choose a line com
petIng with a part OF the through route
by which his shipment was billed.
1t eNempts the original carrier from
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-03
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TmRn1 q f0lTn n1aCed
Second.
tpostha m 3:31 03
I:l7S
by F
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for interSe Others could up
o a milk oryos
eling Purse
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OF 1905. Time12
Start good Won easily second driving
Trained lnduIa
with lead hrst half
Adelaide best OF Others
= FIFTH mile; thrcc,ca-4e a4 u2 Sell
ri
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1-I JG
sart good Won easily second driving WinncW
Wells something
mshaps
cd dangerous but faded
4S i sa5 S 'u'ee 'eaoos and up Selling Purse
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ALFALFA WELVL
READY FOR FLIGHT

SALT LAKE. June 2.-Prof E G
Titus Of the Logan Agricultural col
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WnnerIrwn m
Ny Nurse had contention
acted
ing Purse
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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-03

At post 81 20 start good
Won driving second Winner-J NJ Stoves
submission had left
Byron home
stopped bad ia run
An SECOND mile up
ing
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STANDARD FORM CHART

Thursday day Weather clear
4 RAcEHnh mile; foury Purse
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-19

Aspiring pugilists and boys who
aspire to success In other things
can afford to take a lesson from
the story of Knockout" Brown,
the little New Workers. who fought
his way through the ranks until
he attained prominence.
When he started his career,
Brown won his first II battles
over the X. o. route. Then he
eased up and won a decision fight.
This over, he again started an cpl
demic of sleeping sickness. OF
his first 26 battles, he won 25
with knockouts.
Brown is q steady kid. who
lives clearly and thinks more of
his mother than he does of any
other living being. He not only
thinks but shows HIS affection. The
things which attract other fight
ers don't appeal to him. When he
gets his end for fighting he PUSHES
home with the money and places I'll
in his mothers lap,
Not much to kick about in a boy,
Ike that. is there? Better a fight
ar with such habits than cigaret|
smoking. bser swizziing good-for-
nothing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-19
PUBLIC TENNIS
COURTS TO Be
PROVIDED

Three tennis courts are TO be
built at once at Point Defiance
park for the benefit OF the public
J. III. Hadkinson was awarded the
contract by the park board yeste--
day. The courts viii be made III
crushed coke and tar to be fur
nished at cost by the gas works.
Hadkinson will do the work io-
S375.
The board also fs considering
Furnishing axes for campers 10
build fires on the beach this sum-
mer. II some way can be devised
so the axes will not be lost they
will be provided.
Shaw objected TO bringing the
big Seymour stump from the ex-
position grounds to the park
here because the university at
Seattle wants II there. Az between
the Seattle university and Tacoma
Shaw thinks the university of first
concern.
w. III. Kneeland offered the
board a mr. stump 16 feet in diam
eter and the offer was acceptef.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-19
BY W. n. O. LATsoN, n. s.. MD.

bf W. r. O. LATsON, n. 4, NJ ID.
Next 10 the solar the
blow Of this point skfuily proper cosSors
VIII result IN q Knockout I'm absolutely every case
inc cause or the knockout TO the law win he
temporary paralysis of the center wing undar On
oar and behind the angle he law. = - ~ s
This center h called
closely attached two other centers middle ce and
- ~ 'tS"i anu
one reason why most champion prize fighters
Jaws hat only those VINO nave been able
top - - " 'i' SIP
straight blow upon the end of firmly chin will seldom
40 any damage 70 the cevcaI
Ing or the teeth be not firmly gpped especially the punch
be given not directly but glancng toward
viii drive back end Of the against tbs
cercai center and in four there m knock
is attained at times blow landed the
This the underthear OF the old dime
pnRiists
favorite plan Of boxers tofammer over the
Kidneys sudden ahoch
Then little Encng blow landing On the
ead Of his chin scores the knockout,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-19
IF ITS REAL LIVE SPORT NEWS-TTS RIGHT HERE
TIP WR|GHT'S /
COLUMN
by Tip Wright.

Sam Berger is a scream. Tho
rotund and smiling Samuel, in the
role OF manager. sparring partner
and booster for Jim Jeffries. has
added another money-maker to
his repertoire, which incidentally
also includes split on the gym.
nasiam gate at Rowardennan.
Berger is going to blossom out
as press agent lat space rates)
and has sent a circular letter to
newspapers, in which he says:
To the Sporting Editor: With
In a week. a fortnight at latest,
Jas. ]. Jeffries will have settled
down in his California training
camp. Immediately thereafter !
will begin furnishing the press OF
the United States with daily and
weekly letters (mail and tele-
graphic) covering his training
campaign.
will have had established In
the camp an exclusive and official
photographer TO take photos of
my charge, his trainers and dis
tinguished visitors as they arrive.
1t Is needless for me to impress
upon you the value of data which
VIII be at my command. Assist
ing me will be competent corps
OF writers. artists and photogra-
pliers, and IL you care to handle
the matter. be good enough to ad-
wise me. My rates will be your
rates per column.
An early reply will be appre-
ciated. Very truly yours,
SAM BERGER.
Manager Jas. j. Jeffries, Berger
Bunflding, San Francisco, Cal.
p. s. - The letters furnished
VIII include signed statements
from the principals. his trainers.
distinguished sports as they come
into camp, and yours truly,
g. B.
Fine business, from any stand
point, for fighter to have his own
press agent supplying the public
with facts" concerning his prog
ress in training, when thousands
of dollars will be bet upon stories
from the training camps, presum-
ably written by sporting writer's
actuated only by a desire to print
tho truth.
Sam Berger is a wise guy, and
since he Joined the Jeff forces he
has acquired that money-getting
habit with vengeance, but / don't
think his scheme to work the
homemade press agent stunt will
meet with approval, especially
from newspapers who want to get
at the actual facts as they exist in
Jeffries' camp from now until the
day of the fight.