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THE DAILY STANDARD OGDEN UTAH WEDNESDAY JUNE 1 1910 5 I
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BEST SUMR FOR TEA AtID COFFEE
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STANDARD TELEPHONES
EDITORIAL ROOMS
Ind Phone two rlnga No 55
Bell Phono two rings No 68
BUSINESS OFFICE
Ind Phone ono rln gNo 68
Boll Phone ono rlnoNo 5J
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RANDOM
REfERENCES
If you cat eat at Livingstons
Cafeteria
CafeteriaAdvertiser
Advertisers mare nave their copy for
tlc Evening Standard the evening be
fore the day on which tho advertise
ment Is to appear In order to Inoure
publication
Coal call tip Parser d Co for
rates on lump nut and slack
Mre Islaubc Funeral Tho funeral
services over the remains of Mrs
Emma Drown Islnub the wife of
George Islaub will ho hold today at
3 oclock at tho fifth ward meeting
house
Castlo Gate Clear Crook and Rock
Springs coal 560 per ton cash on
delivery Phono 149 RobL B Lewis
Call Allen pnonen 22 for carriages
for funerals and operas Private calls
e specialty Also prompt delivery of
Laggago 412 25th
Got your Union Pacific and Oregon
Short Line tickets at tho ofllco In the
Opera House Block Dont force your
self to stand In lino at the Depot
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Serious Charge 1deThos IColly
was arrested by Patrolman Crompton
> estoiday on a warrant charging him
with assault and battery the result
of trouble which occurred on Twenty
11fth street In which Kelly and two
comnanjpnB hocAipe involved
COAL Call up Parkor I Co for
rates on lump nut and slack Barker
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Kodak finishing TrIpp 310 25th
street
For S1leOII1 mats Good io put
under carpets Inquire Standard offlco
Continued on Page Sovon
DECISION IN FLOUR CASE
KANSAS CITY Mo May 31 Fed
eral Judge Smith McPherson here to
day ovei ruled the motion of the de
fense In the bleached lour case to
strike out that part of the govern
ments petition charging misbranding
Catarrh Germs
I Move Out When Hyomei
Moves In
No stomach dosing Hyomei Is made
chiefly of oil of eucalyptus and cucaly
tol taken from the eucalyptus forests
of Inland Australia and combined
with tho excellent antiseptics employ
ed In the Llsterian system
In inland Australia the atmosphere
I Is so Impregnated with balsam thrown
out by the eucalyptus trees that germs
cannot live and In consequence ca
tarrh and consumption are unknown
Breathe Hyomei and get the same
pleasant germ killing air as you would
get In the eucalyptus forests
Hyomol Is sold by druggists every
where and hy BADCONS PHAR
MACY at 100 a completo outfit
An outfit consists of a bottle of Hy
omel a hard rubber pocket Inhaler
and full Inslrucllons for use The
Inhaler lasts a lifetime but If you
need another botllo of Ilyomel you can
gel It at druggists for only COc at any
time Guaranteed to cure catarrh
croup and throat troubles or money
back Booths Hyomei Co Buffalo
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GOOD RACING IS I
EXPECTED TODAY I
Racing such ns iw seldom seen ov
Icptlijff on the more or Jells preten
tious tracks combined with the fact
that It was ladles day filled Inn grand
stand and betting ring to overflowing
yesterday The races proved of the
most oxcltlng order and the largo
crowd present while not profiting
much as to the favorites which failed
dismally still had a good day as all
tho winners were well played
A card of more than ordinary In
torost today should draw an excep I
tionally good number of the faithful
especially as the races scheduled
have attracted entries which will In I
suro tho most exciting finishes
An added attraction which will
cause more than ordinary interest in
the fourth an open race in which
the horses will be ridden by owners
and trainers now at the Fair grounds
Among tho riders which will ride are
several that in the olden days wcro I
riders of great note Chnnato will he
ridden by Gene Hoppas who In tho I
early 80s rode with tho best F i
Hynes R Paulo trainer of the speed I
burner Dr Hollis who equaled tho
worlds record Decoration day B
Stewart who rode his horse from Wy
oming to ride In this race and J
Ncary who has rlddon fro Port to
Franco and for the biggest stables at
those places BettingIs evenly di I
vided as to tho outcome of thle race
but it is certain that no race ever
run In Utah will over be the cause of
so much Interest among tho owners
and trainersal the track or create a
greater sensation In racing circles
NOlAN MAY Bf
NEW MANAGER
SAX FRANCISCO May 31Thnt
Billy Nolan formerly manager of Bat
tling Nelson will eventually assume
command of affairs at tho Johnson
camp In tho near future III a story
that is receiving considerable cre
dence nt the beach these days Tho
story Is In fact hacked up by a fight
I thai took placo between Manager Goo 1
Little nnd Slg Hart who worked at I
the came J
I Ae toslp goes there has been any
thing but harmony between Little and
Hart and II finally culminated In a
physical contest In which Little lIs
said to have stretched Hart out on
the road while the members of tho
I camp were playing baseball There
vas an end to the affair only when
Johnson gave Little a tongue lashing
that he will long remember Outside
I of that It Is pretty generally under
stood thai Little has been shorn of
all real authority Nolan In fact ad
mitted that he has been Indirectly ap
proached on the subject of taking
charge and declared that If he Is to
become manager ho must have full
charge Nolans strength Is also shown
by the fact thai he was Instrumental
In getting Delnnoy Installed as chief
advisor at tlio Johnson camp for tho
balance of tho training season
BRASS BAND fOR
IE BIG fiGHT
By Richard W Sims
Special representative of the Pub
lishers Press at the Jeffries and John
son Training Camps
Ben Lomond Calif Juno 1 Promo
ters Glcason and Rlckard receive
many queer propositions for the big
fight but the queerest came to Jack
GleuHon In a letter postmarked Jack
sonville FIn It read something like
this
Dear SlrsT am manager of the
local Jeffries band We would like to
come to San Frnnclgco and furnish
the music for tho fight between Jas
J Jeffries and Jack Johnson on July
4 I want to call your attention to
the fact that we have three Juffrip
and four Johnsons in our band which
will make it an added attraction All
the players arc fight fans and all cnn
play to boat the cars Wo can render
any kind of music especially tho fast
kind which would be Just tho thing
during tho prizo fight Somo of that
soft and low stuff ought to go pretty
well too Of course we would expect
you to pay tho expenses If you caro
to tako this matter up we can doubt
less como to satisfactory terms
Johnson would hike nothing bettor
than to have half a dozen brass bands
scattered through the arena but Jef
fries Is not strong for the glad sound
If It wasnt for the fact that things
have suddenly become rather busy at
Rowardennan there would doubtless
be a lot of discussion over tho reports
that Easterners will not come In as
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STANDARD fORM CHART I
Wasatch Jockey Club Tuesday May 31 Sixth day Woollier clear Track
fast
FIRST RACE Threequarters of a mile threeyearsold and up Sell
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J 111IPUr3o 100
Index Horse Wt S I 4 If i St FIn Jockey 0 C
8 Farus J02 3 33 Ink Cory G S
17 Dora Payne 10j J 12 21 19 Smith 23 15
1J Mr Nurse 112 2 2h a Nelson 3 1
1 Quickly 102 4 12 d3 C Howard 4 9 2
Inek LaylIt 116 ft 5 Man crn 6 S
At post 2A minutes Off 235 Tlmne12 24 36 25 Start good Won
driving second same Winner W J Jones eh f 3 Yellow TallMay N
Trhlrictf l > y R Pauley Farusa outran first part mover up with a rush In
run homo and under punishment out nmel Dora Payne at end Latter I
away well on her strlie opened up a commanding lead first quarter but
wast tiring at end My Nurse ran her race I
SECOND RACE Seveneighths of a mile four yenr oltls and up Sell I
3 2
L Ing Purse 150
Index Horse WL S IlL 1h t SL Fin Jockey O C
23 All J blnzc 171 4 PI 11 12 11 Gallgol 6 Ii
18 D Ann 101 Ii 62 61 244 21 Wallaco I
20 Wolf III 0 10J 7 7 7 GIf 3 Klnz 10 10
JS lIabel F J05 2 21 2 Ph 11 Iandenl G 7
23 IJ RRlon 112 3 fil i4 31f lit leCnrthrG5 2
Jj S lane 100 6 31 31 54 62 Rooney 5 5 I
21 lIloca IOD 1 14 61 7 7 Morgan 12 15
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At post 249 Off 249 Tlme12 45 25 37 25 50 35 117 35
131 25 Start good Won easily second driving Winner W M Glov
ers b g a Lamplighter lrmingard Trained by W Glover All Ablaze
rushed lo front first half and was nover in trouble thereafter Dorothy
Ann closed resolutely Wolfvlllo came from a long way back Fountain
tired
THIRD RACEThreequarters oC a mile four year olds and lip SellIng
33
lag Purse 150
Index Horse WI S y 9i SL Fin ockey O C
24 W Bill 107 3 12 2 ½ 11 Ph Slanders ro 3 5
3 S McGihn 109 2 12 1312 23 Core3 4
tr Eider 112 5 5 5 11 31 Flynn 4 2
25 D Domino 110 4 31 32 2r 13 C Henry 2 3
23 Dr Sbman lOr 1 22 Ih 5 5 E Smith 8 10
3 Usuper 109 G xx Morgan 10 20
At post 3 minutes Off 322 Time 12 25 21 15 50 36 103 36 11G
35 Start fair Won driving second same Winner Irwin Bros h g 4
SanlclloZalvlder Trained by A Rick Wildwood Bill raced Dr Sherman
Into submission and had enough left to stall off the determined rush of
Sam McGlbbon letter Blow to get going camo with a rush In run home
Elder closed stoutly from a poor ginning Usurper stumbled on first
turn nearly upsetting rider xxPulled up
FOURTH TIACE Threequarters of a mile fouryearolds and up
34 Selling Purse 200
Index Horse WL S A 111 7 SL Fin Jockey O C
22 G Russell 116 3 34 35 35 I v Kunz 5 G
22 P Lubbock 109 1 23 J4 11 23 Iallders 2 32
E M Flj 116 4 Ih 23 21 32 Gnllgcl 2 3
22 Acqula 112 2 4 I 4 1 E Smith 52 4
At post Ufc minutes Off 350 Tlme12 25 CO 102 115 35
Start good Won driving place same Winner J M Piers ch g 6 Rims
sellGenlo Trained by J Neary Gene Russell badly outran In early
stages moved up fast on stretch turn and under a vigorous ride won go
Ing away Frank Lubbock had most early speed and was easily best of
others E M Fry had no excuses Acqula could never got up
1 FIFTH RACEhalf mile four year olds and lip Selling Purse
35 150
Indo horse Wt S r SL Fin Jockey 0 C
Royal Stone 111 4 24 21 1Van D1I801 6 3
13 Chnnnto lOG 1 13 12 21 B Smith 10 4
7 Pelham I1S2 34 32 32 Howard 62 4
lJ Gralscutler I10 3 5 43 J1 Ianders 32 2
A Wotls 109 5 12 5 fi Kiln 3 6
27 Seal Muff 11G xx Gnllgel 15 20
At post half minute Off 31S Tlme12 24 3536 35 4125 Start
good for all but Seal Muff which wheeled as barrlar was released Won
driving second same WlnnorG D url < orJ eh g 4 Royal Flush THFalry
store Royal Stone followed pace closely made his run on far turn and
under a drive through the stretch outgamed Channte Latter away in mo
tion had no excuses Pelham ran his race Anna Wells ran out on the
turns xxLeft at post
SIXTH RACE One mile touryear olds and up Selling Purse
36
150
Index Hrlo Wt S 3 14 SU Fin Jockey i O C
10 Sylvia U 108 1 11 11 11 12 11 Wallace fl 4
M Naomi 107 4 1 12 > 23 21 Kun 2 r
21 Buena 10S 3 tlilt I 4 33 Howard R 7
11 F Dance 108 22 22 3211 1 Nelson 2 32
At l I minutes Off 4 JO Time1 114 2f SUirt pod Won hand
ily second driving Winner C P Dyes ch m 7 SalvatlonYulo Trained
by C P Dyn Jr Sylvia rushed to front at flag fall and hel l her lcld nafo
at all Binges Miss Maoml outrun In early stag m ran a good race for first
out Buena trailed her Held io stretch lurncnme with a rush In run homo
trrtn fl tarn RlnInr
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r Have you felt it
u You wouldnt mind the high prices of food if your
> wages advanced with them y
I It is a good time to cut out expensive foods and try
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I SHR EDDED WHJE AT
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It is a better substitute for meat than vegetables
because it is rich in musclemaking brainbuilding
material It contains more bodybuilding nutriment I m
W than meat or eggs It costs much less always the i I
I same pricealways cleanalways purealways
wholesome Your grocer sells it
I Shredded Wheat Biscuit is made of the I
e c whole wheat steamcooked shredded
= 4 and baked in the cleanest finest food
r factory in the world It is readycooked
readytoserve Two Shredded Wheat
ti 1 1 M 1 7 Biscuits heated in the
+ H r oven to restore
I crispness and eaten with a liUJe hot I
3 f r I a l milk and salted or sweetened to suit the
f L l t c r taste will supply all the energy needed
a l for a halfdays work If you like it for
breakfast you will like it for any meal
1 in combination with vegetables baked
I apples sliced bananas stewed prunes I
w or other fruits i
n ALL THE MEAT OF THE GOLDEN WHEAT
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largo numbers ns wore exporter Io
SOP the fight The hrond hints of ma
nlpnlntlon are said to bo responsible
for this nut another lesson Is the
fact that a Westerner was selected as
referee
After a certain amount of briskness
betting on tho bnttlo has fallen pret
ty nearly flat In the last betting ral
ly the odds wore nlntpgt even A num
ber of wagers weco made al 10 to 7
with Jeffries on tljcilong end How
over tho early noltjnc was 2 to J with
left the favorite l
Things mire humming at Rowardon
I nan Corbett announced that Fiank
Gotch tho famous wrestler would fur
nish Jeff with a lot of rough tumbling
and hnullnc to burden his body mus
cles AK HIP time draws near for tho
bout tho work will become more se
vere It will bo Gotcha duty to stiff
en the muscles over the stomach
heart and kidneys aol that the sledge
hammer blows of 4ohiiaon will lose
much orthelr effectiveness
Sam Berger MB received another
letter from Jack Munroo saying that I
he Is coming to California from his I
home In Cape Breton Into In Tune and
will tender his services at the Jef II
fries camp In person
Jack has boon out of the game too
long to bo of much service although
Rome yearn ago he was one of the
huskiest of the heavyweights
Tex Richard brought one of his
Nevada sporting mends Harr K
Dunn down to camp with him to see
Jeffries Dunn has a large roll to wag
er and he wanted to heo Jeff at close
range To him the big fellow conlld
cd part of a tale of woe
Im getting sick of this publicity
said Jeffries I dont see why the
newspaper men send out so much stuff
about me and my doings Im sure
nobody wants to read It It Is my bus
iness to get In condition for that fight
and I am the one who Is going to do
tho fighting but It annoys me to have
reporters and photographers snooping
around me all the time That was
one of the reasons fhal made me go
fishing so often
Despite this howepr Jeff would
rather fish than eat and If there hadnt
been a correspondent In camp he
would have gone anyhow Jeff likes
his rod and reel as well as Johnsou
likes his automobile
Rlckard after thinking things over
decided to make a final attempt to got
another substitute as referee First
ho talked with Jeffries Jeff told him
that he was suited or in fact would
he suited with any fair and square
man who know tho game Johnson
refused to listen to It Whenever any
one suggested changing referees in
Johnsons presence the black cham
pion got off his stock expression
Tee a strancer In a strange land
and I know Vista Richard Is straight
so I am going to tie to him
Large crowds still go out to the
Seal Rock house where Johnson Is
going through his training stunts
nearly every day Johnson Is not only
training but he is keeping a weather
HIP big
eye on the financial part of
fight As a watch dog of the finances
he has Battling Nelson squall
Johnson says that over 160000
worth of tickets for the light have al
ready boon sold which leaves a leeway
of about 85000 Whenever anyone
montlons the size of the stake Involv
ed or comments upon the fortune
which will go to the winner Johnson
grins a mighty grin He Is already
lying awake onlghts figuring how
many new automobiles he can buy If
ho bests Jeffries The winner will
not only get a big purse but he will
win a great sum for each man will
bet heavily on hlnibnlf
WALSH OF BOSTON
BEATS PAT MOORE
BOSTON May 31Ilnllll Walsh
of Boston secured the dcclnlon over
Pat Moore of Philadelphia tonight at
tho end of twelve rounds of font light
ing Moore refused to weigh In and
Walsh demandedand nottired twelve
runnels of two minutes each In place
of Ion rounds of throo minutes each
LANGFORD AND BURNS
j lOS ANGELES MKV iUArlicleJ
wore signed tonight for It 20romxl
light between Sam angford and Tom
my Burns to taXo phone on Labor day
Uurn will receive sixty and lnmford
mrrrz ± ns rLo n IIIIJlirt t Kr
forty per cent of u 25000 purse Each
fighter will receive 2r per cent of tho
moving picture profits
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OFFERS GREAT PRIZE
NEW YORK May 31Mayor Gay
nor announced today on behalf of the
New York Woild and the SL Louis I
PostDItspatch a 30000 prize for a
successful aeroplane flight from New
York to Sl Louis
CINCINNATI GETS DOYLE
NRW YORK May 31IIteher Joe
Doyle who has been with the Now
York Americans since August 100G
was sold today to Cincinnati
Continued on Page Eight
BRINGS ATTORNEYS
GENERAL TO ZION
Albert R Barnes Successful In Land
ing Convention of 1911 for
Salt Lake
Salt Lake Juno Attorney Gen
eral Albert R Barnes has just return
ed from Sl Paul where he attended
the convention of tho attorneys gen
eral of the United Stales Mr Barnes
succeeded in inducing the association
to meet In Salt Lake In May of next
year Ohio and Kansas woro states
contesting for the honor of entertain
I ing Ito legal chiefs of tho various
states but a number of western men
backed up Mr Barnes and Salt Lake
landed tlio plum
Tho convention of attorneys gen
eral Is an Important event Matters
of vital Importance are discussed
and uniformity In action Is usually the
result Tho SL Paul convention was
attended by a number of the most om
Inont legal men In the United States
Including supreme court Justices and
others Governor Eberhart was one
of the speakers at the banquet Frl
lay night Mr Barnes says the Ram I
sey County Bar association laid Itself
out In ertlertalnlng the visitor Noth
ing was too good for them he says
and altogether those who attended
were given a royal reception
Attorney General Charles West of
Oklahoma was elected president and
Attorney General W T Simpson of
Minnesota secretary and treasurer
At Ihe closing session resolutions
wero adopted protesting against the
Interference of federal courts of in
ferior Jurisdiction with the enforce
ment of state laws anti insisting that I
time fourteenth amendment shall not
restrict the eleventh amendment also
thai the state supreme court have
jurledicllon In certain peremptory
proceedings till simplification of
court procedure to expedite trial and
disposition of causes recommended
It was urged that all opoudltures In
cident to a states legal business he
Intrusted to the attorney general
fIGHT THREATENS
CHEYENNE WYO
CHEYENNE Wyo May 11 Fear
ing another clash between soldiers
I
and police following time balllo last I
night in which three privates of the
hospital corps were shot none of the
garrison of Forl D A Russell was
allowed to come to Cheyenne tonight I
All of the wounded men whose I
names are withheld pending Investi I
gation aro expected to recover The I
military Investigation was Interrupt
ed today by the sudden death of the I
mar
wlfo of Brigadier General Ralph D
Hoy commanding the fort
I Mayor Cook of Cheyenne has order
ed a civil Investigation
GIVES UP un
I 10 SAVE YOUTH
I MANTI Utah May 31 Donald Kit
packs brief lifp of ten yearn ended
I today In he waters of Gunnlson reser
voir but not until the lad had accom
plished the heroic rescue of a play
mate With the tenyearold son of
Prof Claire Reed he was swimming
In the reservoir when young Reed got 1
Into deep water and sank
Donald brought him up and strug
pled with him to shallow water Thin
Reed boy walked out but Donald
spent with his efforts was unable to
sustain himself and was drowned
GIRL SAVES A BABY
SUSTAINING A BROKEN ARM
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Topeka Kan JUIIP tYQrne Case
bier a freshman at Wasbburn college
while on her way to a reception at
Bethany college yesterday snatched a
baby boy from in front of a speeding
motor car at Tenth and Polk streets
tossed him to one side out of danger
and was herself struck by the ma
II chine thrown to the pavement and
her right arm broken The child was
too small to tell her Its name so sh +
I lold It to run home and proce del to
n doctor The car did not stop
Send your guess on Ogden and We
I ber Countys population to the Stand
ard office You may win as high as
I 45 In gold coin
WHEN THE WEATHER t f
1 J m IS HOTTEST
1 1 B cker t s Beer Is r V
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N + While Beckers Beer has the same oven high
f quality at all seasons yet it is when the temperature
raises that it is more than ever better than shipped
in beers
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y s1 under a sun like that of yesterdayin a hot box car
a J until its delicate qualities were destroyedits aroma >
I a t lost
Heres a difference Beckers Beermade within
with
local brewery made of crystal sparkling mountain
7 vlp b60ITLrD or
u r8rernn9 liftta spring water drawn into bottles or kegs at just exactly
t ature which that rich
ur r + actly the temperature produces
J aromastored in a cooling room where that same
I K 9 N c temperature is rotaineddelivered to your dealer Jifj
and then to your home in that same condition
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had These hot days it s especially delightful
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ITS HERE strengthening mighty cosy I
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