The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18
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Mr.. Scbwab jumped up In HIS chair
The second expert dashed for the door.
Get tbat man. shouted Mr.. Samuel Untermyer.
counsel In the
BY this time, however that had cludcd the
outside guard and started down the stairway FOL
lowed lay policeman and five lawyers clerks. On
the second floor the runner mstooh balcony for the
sidewalk and ran outside. Too late lie started 10
climb the railing aud drop below, but before be
could get away his purSuers upon him, aud
presently had him back In antcroom, where
search failed to uncover the
II have the picture all right said the prisoner,
but where 1t he declined to tell.
Mr., Schwab severely dlsapproved Of this kind ot
proceeding aud likewise the commissioner In charge
condemned 1t a. an outrage against the court
"a pretty good stunt, after ALL, ventured friend
y reporter to Mr.. Schwab, and what can you do?
They've got your picturet Wbercupon Mi Schwab
relaxed In a smile
Quite true. they had bis picture In the uproar OF
the chase nfter the nashpan the with the
era and the valuable plate therein calmly walked
out of the courtroom unnoticed took the elevator 10
the top floor and thence to the street where he made
good his escape. Leaving his box at a convenient
store he Immediately returned to the court this
time in tue role OF reporter sent out 10 investigate
the cause of the disturbance.
Upon bis departure for abroad last winter Mr.. j.
Plerpont Morgan blocked all attempts of photogro-
piers at the pier 10 get him and was getting away
when one young took advantage of the situation
and turned his lens upon Mr. j Pierpont Morgan Jr.
who was interested witness TO his father's escape
The photographer got good picture Of young Mr.
Morgan which, as II turned out was more valuable
print because OF its rarity.
A Free Lance Victory
Last winter. when in view Of the deep turmoil IN
the republican camp President Taft announced his
Intention OF meeting New York party leaders the
ground there promised 10 he exceptional oppor-
tuntv for group picture of distinguished leaders.
New York newspapers sent their stan To get the
picture but much to the surprise and disgust OF thc
sinn IL free lance who walked out with
the big group picture OF the day.
To win this victory the managing director OF this
free lance agency put three the job. pho
togra pliers and his agency office All three went
carly-indeed. very early-and while the Office
and photographer devoted themselves To making
few preliminary pictures upstairs, the other phoos
rapher cnmera In hand. sat waiting below I'm the
ception hall-wai,ng for the Staff men of the
papers In time these stun arrived and were
escorted the reception hall, where they
tnined by the young from the free lance agency
He did his utmost 10 make II pleasant for them Later
he tried to show them the uselcssncsS OF trying get
such distinguished group. bur there rival
who wouldn't be decoyed away, and all waited
Al this moment Tie Office man upstairs arrang-
Ing the lenders in pleasant grouping and just before
four O'clock the appointed hour OF the conference his
took the one group picture Of the day
IT all then There wasn't time for other
sittlngs, aud then the with the valuable plnc
walked past the frowning stan in the reception
hall thereby scoring the picture beat" of the day
Hughes, Speaker james Wndsworth. Mr. Otto Ban
lard Senator Chaunccy NJ. Depew, Mr. Timothy L.
Woodruff and President Taft
In San Francisco and around the tables OF Park
TOW. II mention the subject of rlskiug life
limb photographer Will tell YOU the story OF a fellow
worker WHO desired to get "A panoramic view of the
,Ity in inmeS and who got It only after climbing
hc tottcrine dome OF City Hall in the face of wbat
ais comrades deemed certain death. The young mani