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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-07
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GRAND ISLAND. Neb,, July C
Just say for me that Langford has
not got chance" said Johnson to-
night to the Associated Press CORE
spondent while his train stopped here
at 10 o'clock.
I'M not going TO fight again lot
one year. think have been square
with the American people and have
done all / can be asked 10 do Tor
while. have put up five fights in
rapid succession. / believe I am en-
titled to take some time before going
into the ring again.
II am going to Europe to fill some
OF the numerous contracts | am re-
cciving and that ! have here now.
What about the pictures? was
asked the champion. who had not re-
ceived the news OF the day.
When informed of the action OF an
thorities all over the country he said:
We'll, I'm not surprised at IT. and
especially not at Washington"
Johnson showed no mark of his re
cent battle a crowd gathered at the
station To get glimpse of the Reno
winner There were repeated calls
for Johnson. but he did not show him
self outside the car.
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ENFIELD Wins
IN A GALLOP

SALT LAKE CITY, July 6.-Enfeld.
galloping. took the feature race at
Buena Vista today Four favorteS
won. Results:
First race. five furlongs. selling
Edmond Adams. TO 2. won: Del
Friar. to 5. second; Abigail K. to
l, third. Time. 1:02 2-5.
Second race. one mile, selling-Dave
Weber. 4 TO o, won. Chief Desmond.
to l, second, Almena. IS to l, third.
Time. l:42 S-5. ~
Third race. furlongs. selling-AI-
bion II. 80 to l, won; Emma G, to
2, second; May Sutton. to l, third.
Time. lis Is.
Fourth race. handicap. 6 furlongs-
Enfield, to 10. won; Ocean Queen.
5 to 2, second: Spohn. IA to 5. third.
Time. 1:14 As.
Fifth race. furlongs. selling-Mar-
Ian Casey. 6 to 3. won; Annie Wells.
l3 to 2, second; Hannls. 20 to l. third.
Time. 1:14 As.
Sixth race. one mile. selling-Con-
vent Bell. IL to 8, won; Cigar Lighter,
9 to 2. second. Smiley Metzner. 3 to
l, third, Time, 1872 2-5.
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LONG SHOTS
WIN At LATON|A

LATONIA, July 6.-Long shots were
In evidence again today. muddy
track contributing materially TO con-
fusion OF the betting crowd. In the
first race the mutuals recorded bet
ter than 35 to ] on Mayor Head. the
winner. while As to l was paid on
Sylvestris in the second race.
First race. five furlongs-Mayor
Head, straight, s6330. won; Halde-
man. place. Sl1.30, second; Jack
Weaver. show, $1,000. third. Time,
1903 2-5.
q Second race. six furlongs-Sylvest-
ris, straight. $1,000 won: Uneeda,
place, $3.50; second; Abrasion, show.
$500. third. Time, l 10 20
Third race. mile-Algronet, won,
straight. $500: MAJOR, place. $500, sec
ond; The Moat show. $3.50, third
Time. LAO.
Fourth race, five and half fur
longs-Golden Egg. straight, S711;
won; Labold, place. $3.50. second ;
Messenger Boy, show, $40, third.
Time. LOS As.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Billy Bod
emer, straight. $3.50. won; Ben Sand,
place, $3.50. second; Admonitor, show,
$40, third. Time. lis 3-5.
Sixth race, mile and sixteenth
Lotta Creed, $50, straight, won; Pi-
rate Diana, So so. place. second; Gold
Dust, $3.50, show, third Time, 1:49
3-5
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HOGS AND VEAL

We are paying for fat logs as fol.
lows:
Hogs. from 200 lbs and up, per
100 lbs Observation-Disclosures. 1915
Hogs. from 100 to 200 lbs, per
100 lbs ................s, $50
Hogs. from 1875 to 16o lbs, per
100 lbs .................. 7.75
We receive hogs daily.
Anybody who prefers dressed
weight or hogs may bring them in on
Tuesday, OF Fridays between 1880
and 10 a. M. We will then slaughter
them while you walt, and pay S11.75
Fer 100 lbs. dressed. At either OF
these days you may choose whether
you want the live weight price or
$1l.75 dressed.
We pay for fat vesls from 20 to 1925
lba. dressed weight II cents per Ib.,
and receive them daily. You may
bring them in either live OF dressed.
Access to our plant Is now con.
venient since the construction OF tho
viaduct.
OGDEN PACKING e PROVISION CO.
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No PARADE for johnson.

CHICAGO, July although pre-
vented by Mayor Busse and Chief OF
Police Stewart from holding for
NAL parade TO welcome Jack Johnson.
hundreds of friends of the negro will
gather in automobiles at the Wells
street station tomorrow TO meet the
johnson party.
Johnson will be taken to his home
by an escort of twenty-five OF thirty
decorated machines Just before ar
riving at his home on Wabash avenue
.Johnson's machine will pass through
a double line OF friends marshalled
at each side OF the street Al the
same time two brass bands will strike
up and Johnson's admirers will fall in
behind the negro champion and march
two squares to MS home The Sixth
Regiment band, composed of negroes.
will play In front of the Johnson home
while Jack is dining with his mother
and friends.
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deayoring to induce one of his former
pals at the institution to escape aad
join him. He has also made over.
tures to the paroled boy In Ogden 10
aid the present inmate TO escape and
accompany him to Idaho. where all
three might unite their fortunes.
1t was learned that the Idaho boy
bad written a letter to the boy at
the school telling him where TO meet
him knowledge of this letter being
at the Ogden postofIlce, was furnished
the officials by the paroled boy ir tn
city, and II was at first thought ex.
pedlent TO apprehend the informer
with q view of ascertaining more de-
tails from him regarding the intended
escape,
After calling on the local police TO
search the picture shows 1t was de-
cided that the boy had been doing the
officials a service and that to subject
him to arrest would be a poor reward
The request for aid was therefore
countermanded.
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FUNERAL SERVICES
FOR MRS. MOVES

The funeral OF Mrs. Ethel Hill
Moyes. wife of Robert A. Moyes. was
held at p. IN. yesterday IA the First
Ward meeting house, Bishops Coun-
sellor Matthias A. Tanner officiating.
A number of beautifully rendered
solos were contributed, including
Face to Face by George BAN;
1'Some Time We'll. Understand" by
Mrs. Mary Farley; my Faith in
Thee" by Mr. Smith. Flee AS a
Bird" by Mr.. Keddlngton OF Salt
Lake. and a duet. softly and Ten
derly Jesus Is Calling by Mrs. Mary
Farley and Mrs. Mary Jones.
The speakers were: Bishop Joseph
II. Smith OF Salt Lake. Samuel G. Dye
of ogden. J. D. Stewart and Counsellor
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.ENT|GES INMATE
TO MAKE ESCAPE

The police department was asked
last evening to assist in the apprehen.
aion OF certain paroled inmate OF
the State Industrial school on the
grounds that he was in possession Of
Information regarding the proposed es-
cape of one OF the boys.
The request for ass stance was aft.
erward ccuntermanded. 1t being de.
cided that the boy in question had
done nothing TO warrant his arrest,
and that he had in fact. made q con-
siderable effort TO furnish the insutu-
tlon with valuable Information.
boy who broke his parole not long
ago. and who Is now known to be In
certain town in Idaho. has been en-
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British Press on Flight.

LONDON, July 6.-The racial con
flicts following the Jeffries-Johnson
fight at Reno are the theme of gen
eral discussion in the British press.
Varying opinions are expressed, but
the universal admission is that John
sons victory has made the problem
for the United States much harder
than before. The Daily Telegraph, In
an editorial, says:
at is useless to hold up the hand
of reprobation here. These things
are brutal and vile. but behind them
lies the absolute necessity TO keep the
negro race a little In check, for if
it once gets out OF hand there will be
worse scenes under the Stars and
Stripes than have ever yet been wit
messed there"
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WON WAGER AND DIED.

NEW YORK, July 6.-Peter Smith,
a husky young tannery worker in
Neward. n. j.. drank seventeen jig
gers OF whiskey in succession today,
thereby winning a bet OF 81. AS he
pocketed the money he fell to the
floor unconscious and died soon after
In q hospital.
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PITTSBURG, July 6.-The police
announced today that the antI-nght
picture agitation would have no effect
In Pittsburg unless the pictures were
shown and proved to cause any race
trouble.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Milwaukee-St Paul 5; Milwau.
kee, f. seoW
At Toledo-Toledo-Co Columbus game
postponed. rain.
AT Louisville - Louisville. .Indianap-
oils game postponed: rain.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Topeka-Wichita. g. Topeka, 2.
At St Joseph-St. Joseph. 6; Den
yer. s..
At Omaha-Lincoln. 7: Omaha, 8
90 innings)
At Sioux City-Sloux City. 16; Des
Moines. 13.
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PICTURE COMPANIES
WILL GO TO COURT

BUTTE. Mont. July G,-The Butte
Ministerial association. representing
every protestant church in the city.
today announced that IT would ally It.
self with the national movement to
prohibit presentation of the Reno fight
pictures. a formal request to sup
press the pictures Will be drawn up
Monday Mayor Nevin is non-commit-
tai on the subject
BALTIMORE, Nd. July 6.-Goyern-
or Crothers tonight announced he
would not permit the showing OF the
Johnson-Jeffries fight pictures In
Maryland. Cardinal Gibbons today
declared his opposition to the exhibi-
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SAVANNAH. July 6.-Mayor Tiden
stated today that under no circum-
stances would he permit the showing
of the Jeffries-J ohnson fight pictures
in Savannah.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that all bag
gage In the possession of the Empire
Hotel, If not called for within ten
days. will be sold. -
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COAST LEAGUE.

At Portland-Vernon. 3; Portland
1 30 innings).
At San Francisco-Oakland, 8; Sac.
ramento. 3.
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fire. An investigation will be made
to ascertain the truth of the theory.
and II possible to discover the lead.
er in the enterprise.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-07

ATLANTA. Pa, July ga bill pro-
hibitig the display OF moving pic
lures of any prize 1ght was intro
duced In the lower branch OF the
general assembly today.
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allow those Je1rie5-JohnSon light pic
lures to be shown In Topeka" said
Mayor Billiard today.
BOSTON, July 6.-Oflcials OF the
Christian Endeavor society we're
much pleased today over the result
of their movement, started here yes
terday against the exhibition Of the
pictures of the Jeffries-Johnson fight,
Urgent kilograms have been sent to
all the branch societies throughout
the world TO continue the agitation
against the pictures.
Mayor FYtzGerald who has the
granting OF all licenses for exhibit
tons hero OF this nature said today
that Boston ought to take the lead in
banishing the pictures of such con-
tests and that he did not think that
the pictures OF the fight would be
exhibited in this city
PHOENIX, Ariz, July 6.-Thie city
fell In line today with the municipal
ties that have barred the Johnson-Jef-
fries fight pictures, when Mayor l.. b.
Chrlsty officially announced that an
ordinance would be introduced In the
council Monday night prohibiting the
exhibition Of the fight films.
"The ordinance will be passed" the
mayor added.
81 am opposed TO the pictures be-
cause of the harmful effect they
would have upon young and old alike" "
OAKLAND Cal. July G.-Mayor
Noy OF Alameda intimated today that
he would put ban on the exhibition
of moving pictures of the Jeffries-
Johnson fight in that city. Complaint
had been made to Mayor Noy by the
Child's Welfare League.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 6.-Mayor
Mccarthy declared he would at once
instruct the board of censors. which
now passes on all moving pictures ex-
hibited In this city. that II the John
son-Jeffries pictures are submitted for
their inspection they must be con-
demned.
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Cleveland. s; Chicago, 4.

Cleveland, S; Chicago, 4.
CLEVELAND. July 6.-Cleveland
defeated Chicago 5 TO 4. Koestner
was invincible until the eighth. when
Chicago took the lead for few min
utes. The score:
Cleveland .........- z
Chicago ....,.......
Batterie -Koestner. Hardness and
Easterly; Olmstead, Scott and Block.
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SPORTS
JOHNSON WILL REST
FOR A WHOLE YEAR
@ g @ o @ @ 90 @ O @ G o o O Q
WILL NOT FIGHT FOR A
YEAR.

, GRAND ISLAND. Neb, July {
, 6.-ChampIon Jack Johnson told {
, a representative Of the Amerl- &
, can Press during his five min I
, ute stop here tonight that he {
, positively would not fight for {
year. and indicated that he {
, would not consider any chal- {
, lenge from Sam Langford
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NEW YORK. July 6-New York and
Boston broke even. In today double
contest, New York won the first to
and Boston took the second to 9.
In the second game Boston made
four runs In the opening inning. The
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Pittsbura. 8; Chicago. 2.

PITTSBURG. July GETTYSBURG to-
day tied the score against Chicago In
the eighth inning and won in the
eleventh 8 to 2. Chances batting was
the feature. He made two three bag
gers and scored each time. Evers
was put out of the game in the elev-
enth for disputiDg a decision. Score:
r. H. E.
Pittsburg ...........3 3 IL 0
chicago ..'..,.s,. ......-
Batteries-CamnitS, Leifleld and
Gibson: Richie and Archer.
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Brooklyn, g.; Philadelphia, 2.
PHILADELPHIA. July 6.-Brooklyn
punched hits with Philadelphia's er-
rors today and son 6 to 2. The visit
ors played fast ball In the field and
made three double plays. Score:
R H. E.
Brooklyn ..,.........s.... 0 8 o
Philadelphia ......... 2 10 4
Batteries-Bell and Bergen; Ma
roney, More, Bresnahan and Jack
litsch.
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lLITTLE ROCK, Ark July g.
Mayor Dudley today issued a procla-
nation prohibiting the exhibition of
the pictures OF the Jeffries-Johnson
fight here.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

st. Louis. o; CINCINNATI 1.
ST. LOUIS. July 6-Cinclnnati won
the final game of the series from St
Louis today. Gaspar allowed only
three scattered hits. The score:
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Topeka, Kan, July Eff
have the power to do so. ] VIII never
allow those Jeffries-Johnson fight pic
lures TO be shown In Topeka" said
Mayor Billiard today.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
tNio,,is - Detroit. a.

St Louis, y Detroit, a.
DETROIT. Mich, July Cray dc.
feated Detroit today for the third
time. Z TO a The visitors punched
FIVE hits in the fifth. two of which
were very lucky and drove Killian
of the rubber. Score;
R. H. e.
ST Louis Q 1
Detroit ..s..-..., ....-.ss.
Batterie Ray and Killifer; Kill
liam. Works and Stanage.
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Washington. q; Phi ladeIphla, 8.
WASHINGTON. July 6.-Philadel-
phia defeated Washington today to
2. Morgan was strong at critical pc
RODS and was giyen better support.
The score.
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they would not be permitted to pre-
sent pictures sof the Johnson-Jehries
fight & 8 f4
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Brooklyn, 6; PHILADELPHIA. 2.

<leinow; Hushe and Sweeney.
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CHICAGO. July 6.-Headed by
members of the WomeD's Christian
Temperance Union. various organiza-
tons today started a movement 10
nreyent exhibition of the Jeffries-Jonn-
son fight pictures In Chicago.
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LITTLE ROCK. Ark. July 6.-Goy-
ernor Donaghey said today he would
preyent the exhibition OF moving pic
lures of the Johnson-Jeffries fight any
where in Arkansas II he could
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Boston. S: New York. 3.

Gibson; Richie and Archer.
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MOBILE. Ala. July 6.-Mayor Ly-
ons today informed all moving pic
ture show operators In Mobile that
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NEW ORLEANS. July 6,-Mayor
Behrman today issued an order to the
chief of police to arrest the proprietor
of any theater attempting to show
the moving pictures Of the Jeffries-
Johnson fight
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ton of the light pictures in Baltimore
or elsewhere. q ~
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BOSTON, July 6.-Mayor Fitzgerald
stated positively this afternoon that
he would not allow the fight pictures
to be shown in Boston,
II state action is taken IT VIII come
through the state police. which has a
censorship control over the theaters oi
Massachusetts,.
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HARRISBURG. Pa, July S.-Mayor
f. S. Meals today issued an order pro
hibiting the showing Of the Reno prize
fight pictures in this city.
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WASHINGTON, July 6.-Protest
against the appearance In this city OF
Jack johnson was made today 10 the
district commissioners at speciai
meeting OF the Pastors Federation,
Commissioners Rudolph informed the
committee of preachers which called
upon him that the character Of any
exhibition at which the champion was
10 appear would be investigated care
fully before it was permitted. Further
than this he said. he could give no
definite promise.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. July 6--Mayor
Head announced that the exhibition or
the Jefries-Johnso fight pictures
would be prohibited In Louisville.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-01-22
"Old Pete" Is Dead

Peter Morton, "old Pete" colored man and a
quaint character of antebelum days. died at his home
in Geneva recently the Cincinnati Enquirer says
He did not know his exact age which was about 80
years. and there is probably living who does.
"Old Pete," since the close OF the civil war, has at
different times been a family servant and of all
work in many prominent families the hills, ana in
Avondale and varied his employment occasionally by
doing porter in downtown stores It is related of
him. the story confirmed by himself that before
the civil he the property Of Kentucky gam
bier who went broke, and Pete with all other chattes
possessed by the gambler had to be sold satisfy his
creditors.
The officers Of bank in Maysville Ky, who had
taken liking to the colored account OF his gen.
ial good nature and strict honesty offered buy his
freedom for him If he would execute his note
in their favor and make his payments upon it. accord.
ing he able, until they repaid. This he
agreed to do but with the close of the war and the
scattering Of his friends far and wide fell into hard
lines from the lack of permanent home and steady
employment but he forgot his financial obligations
his banker beneacors and he continued making his
payments to them for 20 years after the close Of tha
war, until the debt finally paid
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-01-22

closing copy Of their constitution IN 1915 societies
were organized at Washington and Albany. As far as
the information of Barnett extends these societies
were formed primarily to raise and establish prices
The article then various local
that were formed in 1880 and directly following that
date and continues by saying that about 1s4S the organ
cation of new began to go on more rapidly and
since 1880 have been in existence in practically all the
larger American cities.
The first suggestion that the local associations should
form an organization made in 1884 and two years
later delegates from associations at Baltimore New
York Harrisburg Philadelphia, Washington and New
Orleans assembled Washington and framed consttu-
ton for the National Typographical society The first
session held in New York In 1887, when the name
was changed to the National Typographical association
"In 1850 call was issued for convention which was
to be held in New York. at which time delegates
bled from Albany New York Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Trenton and Louisville. The second convention held
in Baltimore in 1851 the third in Cincinnati in 1852
which resolved itself into the first session OF the Ma
tional Typographical union:
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-01-22

kept the cards until they depart IN scared pachass
for the various posoces throughout the country "nere
they will be issued to the public.
AS delivered by the machines the postal caras are
mechanically counted and automatically assembled IN
packs of 25each pack being secured by band OF wnte
paper. These packs placed in pasteooard oo1es
each Of which will accommodate 20 packs or ooo cards
The pasteboard boxes, in turn are packed IN WOODEN
cases varying in size ranging in capacity from 5oo0
to 100000 cards. this form that they are snlpped
upon requisition the postmasters throughout the
land In order that all for postal cards may be
filled promptly government printing office once the
new activity is under will constantly keep on nand
in its freproof burgarproof vaults surplus stock OF
about 900 postal cards. The precautions that Will
surround the manufacture and dispatch OF postal cards
at the pntery will extend to the
of the misprinted otherwise spoiled cards. oncals
of the postoice department will be on duty at the
printery at all supervise the manufacture OF
the cards and especially to inspect the raw mate
rial used and to it that 1t at all times and IN all
respects meets the requirements Of the government