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DRUNKEN QUARREL RESULTS IN A STABBING AFFRAY FOLLOWED
BY A CALL FOR OFFICERS WHICH ENDS IN WIELDER OF A
STILETTO BEING SHOT TO DEATH
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Mike Efdaell the Italian who was
so badly stabbed in the affray this
I morning which resulted In the killing
of another Italian named Virgil by De
tective Wardlaw ls alive this after
noon but it In n very precarious con
ditlon The doctors are doubtful as
to his recovery and say It really Is
miraculous that the fellow was alive
when found back of the old shack on
lower Twentyfifth street The man
Is still at the city Jail but It Is ex
I pected that arrangements will soon bs
made to remove him to the hospital
Hc is suffering much pain and is ra
tional only at times
It dovelopes today that the fight be
tween the Italians occurred on lower
Thirtieth street and that Efdncll made
his Way to Twentyfifth street after
he had been so severely stabbed The
doctors can hardly understand how
the man could have made that dis
tance In his condition
The body of Virgil was taken to the
morgue at Larklns Undertaking estab
lishment where It will be held pend
ing a coroners inquest which will be
held tomorrow Sheriff WIlson this
afternoon summoned the following jury
to investigate thc killing
JOHN DOUGLASS
A W RANKAM
E M ALLISON SR
The Jury briefly viewed the remains
at the morgue and adjourned until the
time which will be set for the hearing
Tho man was found to be shot twice
once through the head and the other
shot passing through the lower part of
the abdomen
Officer Wardlaw has a sore arm from
the gunshot wound In the left arm
but no serious results are anticipated
Mr Wardlaw regrets that he had to
shoot the Italian but feels that It was
an absolute necessity In order to prop
erly perform his duty as an officer and
protect his life
Dominick Virgil an Italian Is dead
Mlko Efdaell another Italian Is so
dangerously cut that there Is but lit
tle chance for his recovery and City
Detective Georgo Wardlaw has a re
volver wound through tho fleshy por
tion of his left arm as the result of
a handtohand conflict between tho
officer and Virgil at an early hour this
morning
A call came to the police station
about 2 oclock this morning that an
Italian was lying fatally cut back of
a saloon Detective Wardlaw and
Charles Plncock Immediately started
an Investigation Mike Efdaell was
found lying on tho ground with blood
flowing from cuts all over his body
One of tho wounds on the left side of
the face Is six Inches long laying
open the flesh so that the teeth can
be plainly seen Another gash was
found on tho loft side of the ebdomen
several Inches long and another on
the right side While waiting for the
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SURRENDER
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MAN WHO KILLED SCHWENDLER
GOES TO ELKO NEV
Claims He Did Not Shoot to Kill the
Trespasser In the Yards
at Montello
R J Davidson the Southern Pacific
watchman who shot and killed Charles
Schwendler In the railroad yards at
Montello last Wednesday night came
up from Salt Lake this morning and I
wont west on passenger train No 3
to give himself up to the authorities
In Nevada It is thought ho will be
released on bonds and his trial will
come up later
In explanation of the shooting of
Schwendler Davidson says there wore
three mercantile trains in the yards
at Montello Wednesday night and
that a horde of tramp tourists and
trespassers wore milling around
about and through the yards after
dark He as a railroad watchman
endeavored to keep tho various and
numerous gangs moving out of the
yards and away from tho loaded cars
and in order to awe and hold in check
the lawless element ho repeatedly
firod his automatic gun in tho air and
Into the ground He maintains that
ho had repeatedly driven Schwendler
and two companions from tho vicinity
of ono of the loaded cars and they re
turned again and again aftor ho had
warned them away
Ho claims to know absolutely noth
ing of tho shooting asldo from the
fact that in tho discharge of his duties
ho had repeatedly fired his gun but
without aim at any person or without
purpose of shooting directly at any
one After It became known that Schwen
dler had been shot and fatally wound
ed It is maintained that Davidson was
advteod by his friends to leave Mon
tollo until the excitement incident to
tho tragedy had subsided and ho came
to Ogden and later on continued to
Salt Lake whoro his presence vas
known to Secret Service Agents
Jones and Cordon and other officials
of that department of tho Oregon
Short Line company and In accord
ance with the advice of friends Da
vidson has now returned to Montollo
to face anY charges that havo boon
made against him
It J Davidson has boon in the em
ploy of the Harriman linos for several
yonrs He was formerly stationed as
a watchman at Lovolocks Nov and
something over a year ago was trans
ferred to Montollo where ho has been
In active service until after the shoot
ing of lust Wednesday evening
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patrol wagon to earry the Injured
I man to the station fort surgical atten
tion Detective Pincock was called to
tho Union depot to answer another
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Officer Is Shot
Dctocthe Wardlaw waited In a dark
place for the two men who were with
the wounded man to make their ap
pearance as tho officer surmised that
they Intended to return to1 their bunk
nearby to get their belongings In a
few seconds both of the men sudden
ly stepped from the shadows
Mr Wardlaw promptly ordered
them to throw up their hands One
of the men ran away but Virgil
mado a vicious lungo for the officer
The two men closed and fought for
several minutes both rolling over on
tho ground The Italian drew his re
volver and pressed it to the side of
tho officers head but was prevented
shooting by Wardlaw grasping the
hand which held tho weapon
They both regained their footing
and resumed the scuffle Tho officer
was handicapped with his dark lant
ern which was hold in his left hand
and his revolver IB tho other Finally
the Italian freed himself and al
though he had been beaten over tho
head with the butt end of the of
llcers revolver ho managed to lire a
shot which passed through the detec
tives left arm between the elbow and
shoulder The Italian then started to
run
Fires at Fleeing Men
Wardlaw after firing a shot in tho
air for assistance fired twice at tho
fleeing man The patrol wagon ar
rived and tho wounded Italian and the
ofllcer were taken to the police sta
tion An hour afterwards officers in
search for the Italians stumbled over
tho dead body of Virgil who had fallen
after Wardlaw fired the last shot
At tho police station Dr Alfred A
Robinson and City Physician W J
Browning were called In to dress the
Injuries of the wounded men Before
the chloroform was administered to
Efdaell he told tho officers that Virgil
and another Italian Louie Fowler
were the men who cut him
Tic Italians with other members
of a construction gang In tho employ
of the Tellurldo Power company had
been celebrating with a keg of beer
at ono of the bunks down on Thirty
second street It was there that the
dlfflcllty arose which resulted in
Efdaell being slashed with a stlllctto
Although badly wounded he managed
to make his way to his bunk at the
rear of tho Assembly saloon Tho two
men who aro said to have been room
Ing with him thoro followed hIm to
get their effects from tho bunk when
Detective Wardlaw ordered them to
throw up their hands
Mr Wardlaws wound Is not consid
ered serious It is doubtful however
if Efdaell will live
MIL W AUKEE9S
MAYOR is
HERE
COMES TO TALK ON THE LIQUOR
QUESTION
Taken Out to the Fair and Later lo to
Visit the CanyonHe Speaks
This Evening
Mayor David S Rose of Milwaukee
passed through Ogden this morning
at 2 oclock on his way to the state
capital where ho spent a few hours
and returned to Ogden at 330 oclock
I this afternoon when he was taken to
the fair grounds He will be conveyed
to the canyon for a chicken and trout
dinner the return trip to bo made in
time for the meeting at the Taber
nacle at 8 oclock this evening
Those who have the meeting In
charge state that there is promise that
the Tabernacle will be filled to its
capacity this evening The speaker
Is among tho most eloquent and logi
cal on the rostrum and he is well sup
plied with material for his argument
on Temperance Not Prohibition
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Mr Rose will lecture in the Salt
Lake theater tomorrow night and it Is
thought It will be tho largest gather
ing of Its kind over held in tho capi
tal city It was first arranged that
the distinguished visit should lecture
In the Tabernacle at Salt Lake hut
the president of the church finally con
cluded that It would perhaps be bet
tor to have the lecture given in tho
Salt Lake theater which place ho
readily placed at tho speakers dis
posal
ENTRIES FOR RAGES AT
FAIR GROUNDS TUESDAY
The card for tho running races to
morrow is an oven more pretentious
one than that offered for tho opening
day of tho big Fair The Holds called
out for the five events for the run
ners are such In size class and bal
ance an to Insure sport of the most
Interesting kind In the matter of
class represented the program Is un
doubtedly tho best that has eer been
offered In Utah and as attractive ono
as has over been offered at any half
mile track
The entries are as follows I
FIRST RACEClass 240 trot or I
pace best 3 In 5
BLACK May E
WHITE Klallor Gray
BLUEKIng Oataatch
RED May Day
YELLOW Fleet
PINK Rhollda
SECOND RACE Four furlongs sell
Ing fcuryearoldg up Mollln
Montrose JH GossIper II 1M Nap
pa 114 Bird In the Bush 11 J Jas
A Murray 114 Whetstone 111 Swag
orlator 114 Ontario Oregon 117
Lady Powell 114 La Chain 114 Eric
son 117
THIRD RACE Six furlongs til
ing three j ear olds and up Ellord
112 Tom Reid 110 Lord Nelson 110
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F 115 inclement 110
FOURTH RACE One mile Ogdon
Canyon Handicap threeyearolds and
up Bard nln 9S Little Buttercup
li3J Merllngo 9S > Buckthorn OG Eth
el Dar 107 Jolter 102 Ellerd 05
Kopek 100
FIFTH RACE Seven furlougs sell
ing threeyearolds and up Prince of
Castile 111 Cardinal Sarto 107 Lit
tle Buttercup 107 Charley Paine
107 Biskra 107 Coblesklll 107 No
Quarter 106
I SIXTH RACE Seven furlongs sell
ing throe earlds and up Mabel I
Hollander 107 Dutiful 110 Invader
107 Lanlta 101 Friar of Elgin 107
Gene Wood 107 Th0 Mouser 107
G AR PARADE
AT JOIE THEATER
Tonight the people of Ogden will
have tho opportunity of witnessing tho
great G A R parade as It was seen
In Salt Lake during the recent G A R I
Encampment The film will bo shown
Monday Tuesday and Wednesday only
Dont miss the opportunity Come ear I
ly and avoid the crowd Other fea
tures on the program Entire change
today Hear Miss Thatcher our new
singer In Illustrated songs Get the
Jolo habit
FOUNTAINS
AND YAPS UN
SAt LAKE
Editor The Standard The event
that Utah has been planning for dur
ing more than a year has transpired
The annual encampment of the G A
ft IB over Tho old soldiers havo
come and gone and nothing remains
hut for Salt Lake City to wash and
hang out tho dirty linen
In the language of Kipling
The captains and the kings depart
Low burn the fires on dune and hlll
And lest we forget let us see what
lessons can be learned from tho st n
at the encnmpmcnL
About 5000 Ognen people went to I
Salt Lake City on the great day
Wednesday thc day the old veterans
paraded on State street marching a
mile down the hill and back again
I had not been in the capital for I
some time so was on the lookout for
changes alteratlons and Improve
ments I hunted up the skyscrapers
and wished wo had them and Sam
NowhouBO In Ogden I noted tho
streets swept clean as a ball room
floor and wished we had that in Og
den too
Then r caught slqhl of the water
fountains at the corners of tho streets
They were beauties nickleplated or
namental and useful People stopped
up to them and drank from tho little
columns of water hat bubbled up and
not down as the y do in Ogden There
were no unsanitary tin cups to ho
stolen or lost No pool of water about
the base of the fountain Those drink
Ing fountains were as far ahead of
Ogdens fountains as the old town
pump was superior to the moss cover
ed bucket that hung in tho well
Opposite the Judge building I met
one of Ogdens best known business
men I have soon him nearly every
day for twenty years on the streets
of Ogden but we hailed ono another
like longlost brothers meeting by
chance in the enemys country
Have you seen them ho asked
eagerly When my friend gets ex
cited his voice sinks to a whisper
What the soldiers I should say
No no Not tho soldiers
O you mean the skyscrapers Yes
and they look like a silk hat on a cow
boy Still I wish we
No no You dont understand I
mean the new drinking fountains
and the whisper came back again
Yes I saw them I admitted re
luctantly
Isnt it a shame a moasley
shame His voice chocked up and the
whisper becamo a croak
Vhy said I they look good to
me
Of course Of course Thats just
IL Salt Lake gets ahead of us every
time They got the first skyscrapers
but these drinking fountainswe
might have beat them to thaL It makes
I my face burn with shame when I think
of that miserable old cast iron thing
at the corner of the City Hall with
the water splashing over you every
time you go near It
And tho other In front of the Post
office I suggested
Yes and no tin cup half the lime
he walled
And break your nock trying to
drink out of the spout
Yes and think of Salt Lake with
not enough water to put out a fire in
a box car and those fountains all
over the business part of town
Yrs I said to encourage him
And we with water to burn and only
three public drinking fountains In the
whole town including the parks
There are certainly more than
three I said
No three count em three ho
whispered
Well I remember that a number
of years ago a big petition went to the
city council and they bought two new
drinking fountains
Just so Just so Still the small
whisper They bought two now foun
tains That pleased the tomperanco
people Then they dug out three of
the old fountains That pleased tho
saloonmen and tho drug stores See
Evorjhody satisfied
Then I suggested you think that
there Is too much thirst parlor In
fluence in town
1 know it why where Is that foun
tain that used to be In Lester park
I what and the ono at tho old Z C
M I corner and that one in front of
the court house All gone
I I admitted all of the above
What do they do with all tho mon
ey One of these fountains all set
would not cost over 150 I pay over
500 a year taxes What becomes of
it he demanded in a fierce whisper
I dont know Dont ask me I
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hastened to say
I Ill tell you Ho was getting Im
pressive and tappod me with his lead
pencil in tho neighborhood of my low
er lefthand vest pockeL 1JI toll
you Ill toll you That city council
OhHoWdo jou do Mr Browning Its
warmer here than In Ogdon dont you
think
I turned and saw Sam Browning
president of the Ogden City council
passing bj with a party of friends
My friend caught my arm and whis
pered Do you nuppose he will see
themSure thing I replied uHe cant
help it
Then we are all right Sam knows
r R looel thing whenIooktheros
I Doc Powers coming Un that bunch tI
I old soldier I believe I will tackle
him tight now about those fountains
v Dont do it I begged This la
his day Ho Is with thg old boys Ho
I has foigolien Ogden Dont spring I
I anything disagreeable
I Thats right but Ill jump him up
first time I see him in Ogden
A whistle was blowing
There the come he shouted I
must go and hunt up my beat in the
grandstand
I watched the parade from the side 1
walk In front of the Federal building
We stood six deep behind the ropes
that fenced off the street and watch
ed the special policemen while they
tried to keep the streets cleared All
the world loves a special policeman
He Is everybodys friend
Aftor a while I found myself In the
second rank of spectators A Salt
Lake man who knew me cached out
to shake hands and called Hello
there Ogden
A lot of Salt Lake people turned
and glared at me The sun camo out
from behind a cloud and glared at me
It was very uncomfortable An Ogden
man finds It cry hot in Salt Lake
Somo people dont like us
Are we Utah people defective In tho
matter of enthusiasm The old sol
diers must have thought EO They
say that at reunions held In East
ern cities tho enthusiasm Is so in
tense while the parade Is passing that
Indian tobacco signs have been known
to Jump down from their pedestals
snatch their war bonnets off and yell
themselves hoarse while they made
kindling wood of their moccasins
stamping on tho sidewalks That Is
enthusiasm
But I saw nothing of that sort in
Salt Lake The crowd was very quite
and ladylike in its demeanor
There was some feeble handclap
ping occasional The old soldiers
did some cheering themselves at limes
The regulars and the state militia wore
applauded The band from the Indus
trial school did not get a hand
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There was one Salt Lake woman
who cheered when the Kentucky vet
erans marched past She actually
yelled Oh Mother look There Is
Kentucky They are right from tho
blue glass country Kentucky Ken
toddy Yeeeoee1
Hush said her mother
I dont care Kentucky Kentuc
ky she screamed Ycoeeeo
The rest of us wore almost shocked i
A girl dressed in white stood in a I
window of the Boston building as the
Iowa soldiers passed and waved a ten
foot slalk while she yelledyes yell
ed Eyeoway Eeowo one hun I
dred times I
Every ono within a block heard her I
and knew that such lungs and such
enthusiastic vitality were not alfalfa
fed
fedIt
It was a pretty long parade The
old soldiers did not seem to mind It
but the crowd got tired and unruly
and Invaded the street First we stop
ped across the water flowing In the
gutter The special policemen In a
mild and apologetic way came along
and said sweetly Stand back please
We did not do It
Are we Utah people unruly and hard
to manage In a crowd or Is it that we
do not know any better
The Salt Lakers seemed lo be bet
ter trained and stuck to the sldewalka
pretty well but the Yaps from Mill
Creek Konosh Koosharem Bountiful
and Ogden swarmed Into the street
We gathered in crowds about the am
bulances We stood In the way of tho
marching veterans Old soldiers ran
back and forth along tho line plead
ing with the crowd They said Now
Just give us this street for 15 minutes
longer and then you can have It for
all tho rest of the year
I was actually ashamed of the
crowd Tho special policemen tried
to exert some Influence but failed
People were getting tired of the show
I saw two men standing with their
hacks to the marching soldiers and
ono said Dont you think it about
time that we wont and hunted up a
restaurant before the crowds scatter
I saw yaps and yapesses walking
along with their little fingers Inter
locked as at a county fair walking
down tho middle of the street going
in the opposite direction to tho march
Ing column and yawning in the very
faces of tho old veterans
Just then a policeman poked mo
with his club and said stand back
please
I looked around I was standing in
the front rank of all the yaps They
had to push us out of the way to let
the War Prisoners get pastto
make room so that the men who saw
LIbby and Andersonvllle could get
through the streets of Salt Lake I
wont away back and stood on the
sidewalk I was almost alone What
with drinking fountains and yaps
there Is lots for an Ogden man to learn
in the capital city
O A KENNEDY
CHIEF BROWNING TALKS TO
PEOPLE PLEASANT VIEW
At a meeting of the parents class
I of Pleasant View yesterday Chief of
Police Thomas E Browning delivered
an interesting talk on tho subject of
what IB beat for the discipline and
education of the children
Mr Browning feels there should he
cooporaUon between the parents and
the educators and also between them
and the officers of the law The way
ward boy or girl necessarily comes
within the Jurisdiction of the officers
and tho chief thinks that if thc
parents are advised somewhat as to
the true conditions they can material
ly aid the officers In the discharge of
thoir duties and at the same time be
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the means of helping to save some of
the young people from the destruction
that results from traveling the down
ward course In life
The chiefs address was heartily
received by the audience and his
auditors were tree to express their ap
preciation of tho same Mr Browning
said in part
The Imitation from your president
of tho parents class to address you I
feel proud to accept and If I can onlv I
say a few words that will be well
taken and do some one good I will
feel still better Realize that rearing
a family Is a great responsibility
Even in some cases where the parents
show every sign of kindness It seems
Impossible to keep some children from
going wrong Still If you do your
duty your conscience will be clear
Some people are cruel to their chil
dren To talk to the parents In every
clay walk of life you would not
believe they are such hypocrites We
have In the state of Utah a humane
law that would punish such individ
uals and I believe people should be
complained of and prosecuted Even
cruelty to animals has become a mis
demeanor punishable by law And I
this is ono grand step In the direction
of education Of course some animals
as woll as children are more vicious
and unmanageable than others A de
gree of force often has to accompany
education In all training or develop
ment of children or beast the rod
and the cudgel should be the last re
sort and then only wielded in the
hands of loving kindness and under
tender mercy It was once tho cus
tom to make the prison house the very
place of cruelty but our Christian civ
ilization has entered the doors thereof
with the outstretched hand of morcy
and kindness and thousands have
been reformed The laws should ho
executed but Justice in human affairs
should always be tempered with
the meth
mercy especially as regards
I ods and manners of treating the crim
inal and the beast
Tho preacher the parent the
teacher or every man In position or
authority over his fellows who has
sought In patience and forbearance to
exorcise this most excellent of all
graces has learned the progressive
value of lovingkindness accompanied
by firmness and decision J once
knew a boy who was continually In
trouble and he told me that hip fn her
did not treat him right said he novor
had a kind word for him HH father
was a cold and stern man He shed
no sunshine at home and for ovory in
fraction of parental rule the boy was
whipped and cuffed The youngster
was piovalled upon by the Juvpnile of
ficers to go to school and the kind
hearted teacher taught him virtue and
manhood by love exercised forbear
towards his I
anro and forgiveness
faults and through patient pnduranco I
and culture gave him the inspiration
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IN THE FAMOUS SNAKE RIVER VALLEY IDAHO
EIGHTY iOUSAND ARES
Choice agricultural mud under the Carey Act
will be open to entry and settlement in the
BIG LOST RIVER TRACT
DRAWIING AT ARCO iDAHO
Tuesday September 14 1909
You Must Register Between September 9th and 14th
If Jou do not take land after your numb is
drawn it costs yon nothing
Title Acquired With Thirty Days Residence
Water Ready for Delivery May 1910
Homeseekers rates on nIl railroads and special rates
from all northwestern points
For illustrated booklet and all desired information
call on or address
C B ilURTT ColonIzatIon Manager Dept BOISE IDA O
ATTENTION MOTORCYCLE EN
ENTHUSIASTS
Wo have on hand one Thor 314
H P chain drive on one Reading
Standard IH P belt drive motor
cycle We challenge any motor
cycle for speed power and dura
bility Come and let us demon
strate to you
H C HANSEN SON
2564 Washington Ave
of hope and promise in life which
made him a man
Let us be kind to one another
Nothing pays so well In return and
nothing Is so cheap in Its Investment
The existing Juvenile courts in the
state of Utah and the treatment of
the first offenders gives prominence
to what I believe is tho proper rem
edy for and correction of some of
our unruly boys Wo havo always
the opportunity to work along the
same lines We are living In on ago
which demands the exemplification of
that humanitarian spirit which dom
inates the brotherhood of man Our
consideration should be extended to
wards tho soullifting of those sub
jects with whom we come In contact
Wc need not bo obnoxious we need
not obtrude ourselves but Just the
use of a little rugged common sense
properly exercised towards directing
straying feet on tho pathway of a
bettor life I do not propose that wo
should qualify as evangelists but tho
knowledge that wo may start a soul
towards tho end of salvation should
Inspire us to use the means at hand
Be sure and get FelsNaptha jd
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from your grocer today F
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TOO LATE TO OLASSIFY
FOR SALEA great bargain 3 houses
connected with sowor bath toilet
all street Improvements You can buy
the threw for 3750 O A White 362
25th Street 9 6 3t
WANTEDA competent woman or
girl for housework 432 27th 9 6 If
TWELVEroom house for rent and cur
nlture of i rooms for sale 23SC
Grant 9 6 lwk
FOR SALE Railroad ticket to Euro
Nov Inquire at 222 25th streo
Star Restaurant U 6 it