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The Washington herald., 1910-08-02
ST. LOUIS WINS OPENING CAME OF SERIES BY 5 TO

hits-Killifer. Schwitzer. Sacrifice hits
Holman Gessler. Sacrifice fy-Schwit-
zer. Passed ball-Strebt. Hit by pitcher
by WaddeU l. Bases on balls-Off
Maddell, 2; of Walker, . Struck out
ny Lake, / by Reisling, l. by Walker, J.
Hits made-On Walker, 4; of Waddell, g.
Lett on bases-St Louis, 5; Washington,
O. Umpires-Messrs. Dineen and Evans
Time OF game-I hour and AZ minutes.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02
JACK JOHNSON BARRED.
Negro PugiIist VIII Not Race Crack
Auto Drivers

New York. Aug. lack johnson. the
negro pugilist, VIII not race Ralph de
Palma, George Robertson. nor Barney
Oldheld on the Brighton Beach motor
drome nor any other race track In this
country over which the American Auto
mobile Association has jurisdiction. H
NJ Butler, chairman OF the contest board
OF the A. A. A, said to-day that every
driver who handles a car in any kind Of
a race must be registered, that Johnson is
not registered, and will not be registered.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02
NEW YORK SELLS PLAYERS.
Frank Farrell Brings Only $3.50
from Memphis.

Cincinnati, Aug. The national base
ball commission to-day promulgated q
list OF players sold by a major league club
70 minor league clubs with options TO
recall on August 20, 1910:
New York american League) sold 10
Memphis Frank Farrell. $50: c. c. Wag-
ner, $3.50; L. CHANNEL. S75o
Syracuse-Mike WotelI and Tiemeyer.
$3.50.
Monueal-P. Wilson. $50
san AntoniO-H p. Billiard
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02
The Score.

Kuns-stanage. Hooper. Engle stahl. Warner.
Carrigan. Kargcr. Three-base hit-Wagner sacri-
hce hit-Wagner. Sacrifice ay-Kurgcr stolen bases
Speaker. Hooper, Stahl. Carrigan o.. Bases on
balls-By Mullin. 5; by Karger. Bit BY pitcher
By Mullin, ]. Left on boses-Detroit ): Boston. 5
Struck Out-By Mullin. s: By KarEer. Double
plays-CrawfoTd to T. Jones; Wagner 10 Gardner 20
stahl; Hooper TO Karger. Umpires-SIessrs Egau
and O'Loushlin. Time Of game-2 hours and
minutes
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MINOR LEAGUE GAMES.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Niilwaukee-Columbus ?: Milwaukee. L
Al kansas City-SknSaS City. 5: Toledo. 2
AZ Minneapoiis-Ainneapolis. Il: Louisville.
At 81. Paul-Ind,suapolis. ;; st. Paul. 2
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02
HINRICHS' PITCHING DAYS
ARE OVER, SAYS DR.. COX
Right Arm Paralyzed and No Hope Is Entertained for
His Recovery Gossip of Interest
to Baseball Fans.

criticism is welcome" said Farrell. but
1t is time that attempts 10 blacken the
reputation Of my ball club by circulating
unfounded charges should be stopped
am conducting an amusement enter
prise on business lines, and have been
advised 10 protect my rights"
Oakes, center fielder Of the St. Louis
Cardinals, who alternates between the
fortunes OF the St Louis climate IN the
summer and the beauties of California
in the Winter. comes forth with the fol-
lowing knowledge of the habits of James
). Jefries, deieateds for the heavyweight
championship Of the world by Jack John
son. Cakes saw Jen frequently while
member Of the Los Angeles team. Of
the Pacific Coast League and has the
following to say: 'Jeh's saloon is 10
Los Angeles pretty much what the av-
erage dime musuem is to most towns
When II was first opened almost every
body dropped in 20 rubber at the big fell
low. Did he drink? He never missed n.
round whenever anybody chirped that
hippy ditty-What'n you have? Il was
wine. If he could get it; otherwise whisky.
JEFF was heavy drinker. I guess he
tried hard to be ready for Johnson. hut
old John Barleycorn had his number.
and he couldn't come back. Anyhow.
that was what I thought and why had
a little bet on LII Arths."
what hornets nest the veteran Sam
Crane stirred up when he picked an all
American baseball team, and the article
was published IN one OF the monthly mag
azines. When the various sporting writer's
in the cities in each league saw his Sc
lections. and their favoFites failed to an
pear. up went the trip hammer and
down it descended-not once. but many
times. Since the magazine article ap-
peared there have been a score or more
OF selections Of all-American teams and.
after carefully perusing all, one falls TO
see great difference in any Of them. Sam
had his favOrites and his critics. in pick
ing other teams, have had theirs and
placed them on their teams. Thus the
argument they advance against Crane
can De taken against them. and go on
indefinitely. Sam did succeed In starting
the all-American team selections. and the
practice probably will not stop until the
Oshkosh. Wis; Kankakee, Ill. and Oska-
lOOsa, Iowa, scribes have had their turn
at the fun Then the football~se season
will be here, and we viii have our all
American football teams.
And those llnOtypers may well be
thankful that the persons holding forth
in the Antwerp chess tournament are not
playing baseball. Consider the possibility
Of a box score with Chotimirsky leading
Of Niemzowitsch sacrificing him to sec
ond. and Tartakower bringing him home,
10 say nothing of Forgacz. Tarrasch, and
various others.
In view Of the fact that Mike Donlin
picks the Giants to annex the pennant.
we infer that Mique and Mabel are about
to open In New York.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02
BLOODHOUNDs TRACK ENEMY.
shapDiriOs Run Down by Ravenous
CANNES, Score, IS to 3.

The Bloodhound Athletic Club fastened
the fangs deep into the crafty shappirios
yesterday and made the enemy shout for
help a score of times before they gave
up the scent. The feature OF the nine
inning scrap was the finging of NJ
Brodsky for the chasers. After the dust
had rolled away and the bones we're
counted, it was found that the hounds
had gotten their I'LL. Score. Is to
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The Score.

tIilis-DoJle ~. 6nuogrlsS. hrldWelL Let On
baSes-Boston. s: Kew York. 4 First base on balls
on Curtis ]: Of Burke. 2 Struck out-By Burke.
/; BY Candail. ) Two-base hits-Bcck. SnodgrasS,
Devlu- Sacrifce hit-Snodsrnss. Stolen bases-De-
wore, Doyle e. Brdweu. Double piay-D0yls 70
Bridwen 20 Merkle. Passed ball-Graham. Hit By
pltcher-By Curtis l. hits made-Of Curtis, ): OF
Burke. 5. Umpires-Nlessrs. Johnstone and Esson.
Tine q game-l hour and % minutes
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STANDING OF The Clubs

New York. Aug. lit was the same
old thing to-day-the Giants beat the
Doves to-day without half trying. They
hit Curtis for three runs in the first in
ming, and that was all there was % the
game.
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Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Danville. Va, Aug. Petersburg
dropped the opener TO Danvnle to-day IN
an eight-inning game. called on account
OF the darkness. The game was pitch
ers battle, and at times Iagged. despite
the closeness OF the score. The opposing
pitchers seemed 10 be about evenly
matched, and but for Puttman's error
at first base the score would likely have
been tied Score:
Danville..-....s.......... 1900 10l-s j
Petersburg. ............. 0 / O 0 q O-i (
Batteres-Bussey and Ryerson; Hannifan and
Kunkle. Umpire-Alr. Davis
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02

hunS-Danies. Knight. Roach. Austin. Turner,
Laioie Hits-Apportioned, Koestner. 8; Mitchell.
Earned runs-New York. /: Cleveland. 2 Two-base
hits-Cree. Lajoie. Tnreehase hit-Cree Stolen
bases-Daniels g. knight. Roach Austin e.
Frst base balls-Of Ford, /; OF Koestuer,
Hit by pitcher-By koestner. l. by Mitchell, L
First base on erurs-Cleyeland ]. Left on bases
New York, 2; Cleveland 3 Struck out-,By Ford
6; by Koostner 4; by Mitchell l. Double plays
Roach 70 Gardner to knight; Austin 10 Gardner to
Knight; Easterly 10 Laioie. Umpires-Alessrs KERN
and Connolly. Time Of camel hour and Il minutes
Attendance-3l2
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ATHLETICS ARE HUMBLED.
White SOx Drive COombs from Slab
I'm Second Inning.

Chicago. Aug. 1.-The White Sox de-
feated Philadelphia easily to-day. Coombs
was driven from the box in the second
inning when the locals scored four runs
on four singles and a triple The playing
Of Tannehill at first base was the feature
Of The game. The score:
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TRI-STATE LEAGUE.

At Lancaster-Lanoaster. 4: Reading L
At Trenton-York. ?; Trenton. =
At -Wilamsport. g. HARRISBURG I.
Second williamsport 3; Harrisburg l.
At JohnsOwton-Altoona ;; Johnstown, l. Second
Eame-AltOonA, 7; Johnstown
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At New Brittain-Nsw Britain s. New Haven. 4
ul inningsl.
At Northampton Northampton. l: Springfield, J.
At Holyoke-Holy a. Bridgeport, !.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02

Cincinnati, Aug Manager Griffith. OF
the Reds. has purchased Mickey Cor
coran. OF the Buffalo club, and Corcoran
will be a candidate for regular position
IN the Reds inheld.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02
EMILY ELLEN IS WINNER.
Little Black Finy Takes $1,000
Stakes at Detroit.

Detroit, Aug. 1.-The little black FLY.
Emily Ellen, an outsider in the betting.
was the big winner in the opening races
of the blue ribbon meeting al the State
fair track to-day, winning all three
heats in the Horseman and Spirit Of the
Times $1,000 futuFlty for three-year-old
trotters. Summaries:
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Rochester-Jersey City. 2; Rochester. S
At Bufalo-Bufalo, l Newark s
At Observation-Disclosures :; Toronto, 10 Second
3; Toronto 4.
At Montreal-Montreal. 1: Providence O.
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CAROLINA LEAGUE.

At Charlotte-Cbarlotte. I; Winston Salem. O.
At Gresn.boro-Gr J; GreenyiIle, 2
At Anderson-FirSt game: Anderson. &; Spartan
burg, 8 Second game: Andersen. .; Spartanburg. O.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02
TIGERS WINNING
STREAK BROKEN
KaPger Twirls Grand Ball
and Red SOx Win.

Detroit, Aug. L-Detruit lost TO the
Boston Red Sox to-day by s-to-l score.
-Four hits were all Karger allowed the
locals to get. A couple Of hits and three
errors in the eighth inning gave the
Bostonians threee runs.
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NBW YORK sTATE LEAeuR.

At Utica-Utica 0; Troy. :.
At Albany-Syracuse. 8; Albany. /
AZ Wilkesbarre-Wi lkesbarre. 5; Binghamton. 7.
AT Scanton-Sc-anton. s: E1mlra, .
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02

-Batted for Dessau IN the eleventh.
Philadelphia. o 90 0 % So
Brooklyn. .....-.--....... o 0 0 o o o.
Ruus-Titus. Grant Mage. Bransfeid Shelter.
BuIch. Daube1t McElveen Erwin, Bessau. Doolin
81. Bases balls-Oh Shelter ,. on Rucker. /;
lyn, 70. Struck Out-Br Shelter. 8: By Rucker. i
by Dessau. J. Home un-DOolin. Three-basc hit
Walsh. TwO-base hits-ntus. Bransdeld. Grant,
Dau6ert McElTeen. Sacrifice hits-wheat. Dalton.
Erwin. Dessau. Double play-Smith 20 Hummel "a
Dauhcrt. Hits-OR Rucker. In innings Umplres
-Mesrz. Rigler and Emslie. Time Of game-2 houTa
and % minutes.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Worcester-Woroester. 2; Lawrence. 4
At Fall River-Fsll River. 4; Haverhiil. s
At Brockton-Brockton. o; Lowell, 4.
At New Bedford-New Bedford. 8; Lynn, O
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02
COSTLY ERRORS
LOSE THE GAME
st. Louis Wins First of Series
by 3 to 4.
RUDE" WADDELL COMES BACK

Dixie walker Tyvirls Six Innings
for McAIeer's HOpefuIs, When He
Is Relieved by ReisIing-ElberfeId
and COnrOy Have on Day, and
Their Miscues Prove Fatal.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02

At Fort Worth-Fort Worth. 9: Dallas. 2
At Galveston Houston. 5: Galveston. 3
At Shreveport Shreveport 5; Oklahoma City. o.
At Wsco-Waco. 0; San Antonio !.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02

DlIIV4 TOT Dygert IN The seventh.
Ehiiaaeipnia. 1000 OIL
easo'''''.s'...........-... 90 90 KS
huns-Thomas Zeder. Purten. Sui. ran. White,
Dougherty ~. Two-base hits-Thomas ~. Parent.
Ihree-base hits-Zeider Lord. Sacrifice hit-Baker.
stolen oases-Co0ins. Zeider. Parent. Dougherty.
STRUCK out-By Coombs. 2; by Dygert. 2: by At
kins, ?; by White l. Bases on baus-On
COMBS, l; on Dygert, 3; Of Atkins. !;
on White. l. Double plays-white 70 Zeider
TO Tannehil; Collins to Barry TO Davis Left on
oases-Philadelphia, S; Chicago L. Passed balls
Lapp' /; Thomas. Umpire-Mr, Perrine. Time
OF game| hour and IS minutes.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Columbia-Columbia. o: Macon. s
Az Augus,a-Augusta. 0; jacksonville. l.
At Columbus-Columbus. ); Savannah. I.
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ST. Louis, 81 Washington, 4.
New York, 4; Cleveland, 2.
Boston. @; Detroit, I.
Chicago, 81 Philadelphia, L.
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JeR penie. Being poped.

Los Angeles, Aug. Jim Jeffries to-
day fatty denied he ever said he was
doped at Reno just before his fight with
johnson.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02
COTTON STATES LEAGUE.

At Vicksbvrg- Viozsburg. 2: Tazoo City. 4
Al Meridisn-Aeridian. 0: jackson. 5
AT Hattesburg-H attiesburg. 5; Greenwood, 8.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02
WESTERN LEAGUE.

At cmaha-Omaha. (, Denver. s
AT ropeka-Topeka. 4: Sioux City. 5.
At 81. Joe-St. Joe. 4; Des Noines. a
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02
DODGERS LOSE ANOTHER.
PhfIIies Bang Horsehide for Three
Runs in Eleventh.

New York, Aug The Philies won
another extra inning fraeas from tho
Brooklyns to-day. Following three singles
In the eleventh. Grant came along with
a two-bagger, and that brought homo tho
bacon. The fielding was loose end the
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02
.CRANDALL EASILY
BLANKS BOSTON
Giants Hit Curtis in First
Inning, Taking Game.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
New York, A. Boston, o.
Philadelphia, S. Brooklyn, 3.
GAMES TO-DAY.

st. Louis at brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Chicago at New York.
PittsburE at PHILADELPHIA.
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Special 20 the Washington Herald.
Norfolk Va. Aug L-Andrada was hit
safely IN every inning this afternoon, and
Norfolk defeated Roanoke. 8 TO 0. The
locals punched two hits in each Of three
innings, and in each Of these rounds
runner crossed the plate. Walsh pitched a
great game, not a Tiger passing second
base. Score:
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Browns Win the Game.

Stephens caught ReislinC for a sting
ing single TO center before he could get
settled down, Truesdale scoring. After
that the Browns went out in order for
the remainder Of the game
Waddell struck squally going again IN
tho eighth. He started off by passing
Schaefer. who was forced at second by
Killifer. Then Lelivelt singled to right.
and on a throw to catch KiIlifer at third
winch failed, took second. and both
scored on Elberfelds single to right.
The Kid tried for second, but was caught
on the short-throw trick. WaddeH COM
ing inside OF first base for the relay.
Mcbride famed.
When 'Rube" opened the ninth by
making couple Of wild pitches. and
finally hitting Conroy, Lake took the
mound. Gessler sacrificed, and then
Street put Conroy on third with an out
from Wallace to Newman. ReislinR
famed. leaving Conroy on third and
giving the Browns a victory by a single
run.
The score:
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Special to The Washington Herald.


st. Louis. Aug 1.-Rube Waddell came
back" to-day and the Browns won. to 4.
In the first game with Washington. For
titled by a soiourn OF something ike a
month as driver OF the water wagon.
with Judge Pollard bossing the Job. and
his income reduced 10 three meals a day.
II was the first essay Waddeu has made
for some time 10 hold his fob in the
major league. and he made good. with
the assistance of ten other players and
some luck thrown IN.
Waddell was not the only one who
needed assistance. as Walker needed il
even worse. and did not get II. Walkers
team mates put In a busy afternoon
jotting down black marks in their field
ing record. When the derrick was finally
used on Walker. in the sixth inning. the
game was practically on the wrong side
OF the ledger. and one wallop on ReIsling
right at the start OF the latter's twirling
career put over the run which eventually
won
Washington began 10 slap waddelrs
slants right at the start Of the game.
and soon had a lead OF two runs. In
the second, with ElberfeId out on a long
fly. McBride walked. Conroy singled
past third. Gessler singled through Wad-
dell Mcbride scoring. Street singled to
center, and only a fine throw by Hoffman
shut off Conroy at the plate. Walker
made the third out on a grounder 10
Hartzell
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02
YANKEES TRIM MAPS.
New York Captures Exciting Game
in Cleveland

Cleveland, Ohio. Aug. although the
Maps outbatted New York to-day, the
Highlanders won an interesting game
b1y 1 fo Score.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
LynchburE Takes swatfest.

Special 70 the Washington Herald
Lynchburg, Va. Aug. 1.-Lynchburg de-
feated Richmond to-day in a swatfest. In
which there We're twenty-eight hits for
a total OF tbirty-eight bases. the score
being 10 10 6 A feature was Manager
Smiths clean homer in the eighth, this
being the only circuit OF the season on
these grounds. Lynchburg played an
around the visitors and deserved 20 win,
despite the hard hitting against them.
Richmond gave Boyce. Virginia boy, on
trial, miserable support. Score:
R.H. F.
Lynchburg. 4oosO 5oI1-3 y Q
Richmond. 7 0 o 90 IS (
Batterics-BraDdon and Rowe and Lucia: Verbout
Mouissey. Boyco and Messitt and CoEEn. Umpire
Mr. Fender.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02
GAMES TODAY.

GAMES TODAY.
Washington at st. Louis.
Boston Mt Detroit.
New York at Cleveland.
Philadelphia mt Chicago.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02
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The Washington herald., 1910-08-02
Nationals Add Another.

Schaefer died to start the third. be-
cause Stone ran over for a good catch on
a long semi-liner. but Killlfer banged the
same way for a double. He went to
third on Lelivelt's infeld out. and scored
when Elberfeld singled through Trues-
dale. Elberfeld was forced by McBride
It was not until the fourth that St
Louis made its first run, and then two
errors turned the trick. Wallace ground
ed TO Elberfeld and the Kid heaved over
Lelivelt's head. Wallace going TO second
as result He took third on Newnan's
infield out When Schwitzer flied 10
Conroy. Wild got in too big a hurry TO
make the throw home and muffed tbe
ball, Wallace scoring. Schwitzer died
stealing.
St Louis put the game away in the
sixth, which Walker began by passing
Wallace. Newman tried to make a vic
tim Of himself. but the entire Washing
ton infeld insisted on fielding the bau
and left first in an unpopulated condi-
ton. Hence Newman got an undeserved
hit Schwitzer smashed on a line 10 left
Tor double and Wallace came home
HOFFMAN drove 10 right center and Cess
Ter made a corking good catch. Trues-
dale tripled to right center, Newman and
Schwitzer scoring. McAleer made the
mystic sign at this point. and Dixie"
Walker went south, while Reisling came
on duty.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02

In view Of the fact that Mike Donlin
picks the Giants TO annex the pennant.
we infer that Mique and Mabel are about
to open In New York
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02

Stephens made a catch against the
stand on McBride's foul in the sixth.
Elberfeld taking second on the out.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-02

Dixie Walker walked south in the sixth
al McAleer's request Reisling took up
the burden. and Stephens Immediately
ciouted out a single to center. scoring
Truesdale with the winning run.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-28

than putting al the eggs together into
one basket This l would not consider
for moment
EVery little while some chan comes
IN mere and wants 10 buy, lease or do
sometnlng else to our roud. and we
always answer the same: That we
VIII sell If We should get enough mon.
ey Tor IL This Is always true OF all
raliroadS- Sometimes the chap then
goes out and whispers around that he
Is going TO buy the Bambereer road.
Iease IL lot a term OF years. or some
tnlnS- We have been bothered con-
slderaoly sometimes by such false re-
ports started by fakirs. with nothing
but a good suit Of clothes and lots OF
nerve without any money or iuau-
ence
we were approached the other day,
however. by parties who have good
financial standing and asked IL VIC
would consider some Arrangement to
cooperate with a road that might he
bullt north from Ogden into Idaho
somewhere. We, of course. said yes
and that is all there is to that. We
VIII cooperate with any one who can
give us business. But all this talk
from time 10 time about the Ramber
ger road going to combine with this
scheme or sell out to Mr.. Tencenter
is pure moonshinc. There is nothing
In 1t now, nor has there ever been"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-28

OF COMET
A=l0lO

Clouds continue To obscure the com
ct on the western horizon
The latest bulletin from the nstron-
omers on tho subject OF Comet a
1910 calls attention to the splitting
OF its tail. which was first reported in
dispatches from the west yesterday
The announcements say,
The splitting in the tails of the
comets has been noticed before. but
the causes of the phenomenon are not
definitely known. 1t may De due TO
electrical disturbances
The discovery of sodium in the
composition of comet is very unu-
sual. and the presence of sodium may
account for the unusual brilliancy OF
the present visitor Usually comets
are composed of hydrocarbons.
What the present comet is, what
is Its orbit and how great Is Its We
locity. cannot yet be known It's visit
was altogether unexpected"
Prof, A f. Douglas, observer at
the University OF Arizona, reports
that comet "A-1910" Is doubled-tailed
Wednesday night. the second tall was
noted branching off due south. with
the other pointed straight upward.
Prof. Douglas estimated the length
OF the double tail at 26 degrees. the
longest since the comet in 1882.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-28
ORDERED SENT TO
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

TWO Juveniles. one boy and the
other girl, were ordered committed
TO the State Industrial school Thurs.
day by Judge McMaster OF the Salt
Lake Juvenile court, but sentence was
suspended in each case during good
behavior.
The boy is past sixteen years of ago
and for the past few years has been
wandering around over the west as a
tramp. His home is In the east, but
he came here from Ogden few days
ago He Will report to the court dur
Ing the time his sentence Is sus,
pended
The girl Is seventeen years OF age
and was brought In for immoral con-
duct She made plea with the court
to be given another chance, and prom
ieed 10 go 10. work and do better if
permitted to go She viii also be re-
quired to report to the court.
A seven. .year-old boy wns sent back
to the Uintah training school for vio-
lating the terms OF his parole The
lad had been selling papers on the
street and was almost without cloth.
ing. his shoes having holes in them
which exposed his feet His father
appeared in court and gave every in
dcation that he Is well able 10 pro-
dressed and had sufficient means with
which to employ an attorney to ap.
pear I'm behalf OF his son 1t is prob.
able that some steps will be taken 10
compel him to support his son.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-28
F FOREIGNERS
. IN AMERICA
Number is Being In
creased by Present
immigration

Washington, Jan 2S.-If the ratio OF
immigration for the flrst ak months
of the fiscal year 1910 is kept up,
the total for the year will exceed thar
for 1909, when 751.7S6 aliens arrived
on American shores to make their
homes. During the six months OF the
current year. the arrivals were 422, ,9S2.
OF which SSH arrived during De-
cember. or these, 4S.107 were men
and the remainder women. Because
OF the probability of their becoming
public charges and for other reasons.
1865 aliens were refused admission
after reaching Ellis island.
The total inward passenger move
ment during December was 91,6l4.
which included American citizens re-
turning from abroad and non-immi-
grant aliens.
Italians predominated in the immi-
grafton for the six months. number
ing 70,S07.