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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-04-17
TO HONOR JOAN OF ARC
Roman Catholic PreIates and Lay Pill
erims From All Parts of World
congregate at Rome.
(Herald Specially

Rome, April 17.-Roman Catholic
prelates and lay pilgrims from all
parts of the world, including delega-
ton of over five thousand from France
alone. are in Rome to attend the sol
emn function of the qualification of
Joan of Arc. The ceremony, which is
very rare in these times, will take
place tomorrow in St Peters and will
be accompanied by all the pomp and
panoply of the church. The Basilica
has been gorgeously decorated for the
occasion and will be Illuminated with
hundreds of electric lights. Every
thing will be done to heighten the eff
feet. The Pope, who will be the cea-
trail figure in the ceremonies. will oc-
cupy special throne erected behind
the high altar and chair of st. Peter
From the dome have been suspended
gorgeous banners showing the chief
miracles of the young girl who died at
the stake in 1881.
Qualification, which is condition
precedent to canonization, consists OF
fourteen distinct steps. The candidate
must be one who is alleged to have
practiced in life in heroic degree
faith, hope and charity. The first
step is the bishops inquiry, which is
made exhaustive as possible to ascer-
tain whether the person was eminent
in the exercise of those virtues. The
result of this inquiry is reported to
the secretary of the congregation of
rites in Rome The next step is thu
opening of this report and the presen-
tation of a formal request that the
person be called blessed. Next after
this a promoter Fidei'' is appointed
by the Pope It is the duty of this of
ficer to urge all the objections that
he can find against the candidate for
the honor. The next step is a minute
examination of all the writings of the
one for whom Identification is sought,
and then the congregation of rites pro-
ceeds to an investigation of the mir
acles said to have been performed.
1t is interesting to note that the
congregation of rites, while admitting
that the whole life of Joan of Arc was
a continued miracle and explicitly men
tioning the liberation of the town of
Orleans and the conservation of the
king at Rheims as miraculous, select
ed three recent events as the miracles
performed by the new saint on which
to base Identification. Three Nuns be-
twfrHQo and gas6t ps disss
by praying to Joan of Arc The nuns.
were examined by the congregation,
medical certificates before and after
the recovery were produced and the
so-called miracles we're approved No
explanation is given why three modern
cases of recovery from illness were
chosen for the beatification of the
saint of France, but the only obvious
one is that were historical events con
nected with her life selected the sus-
capabilities of English Catholics
would have been hurt.
An interval of ten years must elapse.
between the report of the congrega-
ton of rites and the next stage of the
procedure, the appointment of three
bishops or high functionaries to review
the work of the examiners into the
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-04-17
Northwestern League Begins Season

(Herald Specially
Seattle, Wash, April 1.-THE sea
son of the recognized Northwestern
League was opened today with Van
couver playing at Tacoma, Aberdeen
at Spokane and Portland at Seattle.
Good prospects exist for a successful
season. Since the close of last season
the circuit has been made more com
pact by Portland taking over the fran
chise which was held ny Butte The
change has reduced the mileage and
also increased the population of the
circuit. The season will continue un-
til October 3, the schedule providing
for 100 games.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-04-17

Many so-called Differs" are not
medicines, but simply liquids dis
guised, so as to evade the law Prick
ly Ash .Bitters is not one of this class.
1t is strictly a medicine, acting pri-
marily on the kidneys, liver and bow
els, and for the dangerous diseases
that attack these organs it is n rem
edy of the first grade. There is moth
ing Objectionable in its taste, it has
an agreeable flavor and is acceptable
to the most delicate stomach. John
R. Hearne & Co.. Special Agents.
Try a Gas Heater for these cool
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-04-17

Rheumatism.
More than nine out of every ten
cases of rheumatism are simply rheu-
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-04-17

Herald Want. Ads. result bringera.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-04-17

Try a Gas Heater for these cool
mornings.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-04
WASHINGTON SOON TO BE
ENGAGED IN ACTIVE BUSINESS

Washington, Oct. Washington
soon will be in the full swing OF the
governmental work under the dlrec-
ton OF the heads of the departments.
Secretary Wilson and Secretary Myer
have already returned and Attorney
General Wickersham and Secretary
Nagel are expected by Tuesday. The
other members are out of town.
Secretary Knox Is expected the last
week in October. He win consider the
Hankow railway loan question and
will decide whether the United States
shall protest against The two treaties
recently negotiated by China and la.
pan involving Manchurian issues.
Secretary MacYeagh is at Dublin,
n. H With the improving situation in
tho treasury the question of the Is
sue of certificates Of indebtedness un-
der the discretionary authority given
by congress has been pressed into the
background for the time. but this with
other matters OF financial import VIII
be discussed in his annual report
MI Wickersham Will participate In
the argument of the governments suit
against the American Tobacco com
pnny for alleged violation of the anti
trust laws In the supreme court OF
the United States on October H.
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lNCRE AS | n 6
SIZE OF
CANAL
ENGINEER WIN. BosTAPH INAUG-
URATES BIG UNDERTAKING.
Made to Garry Four Times Pres
ent Flow of Water.

Engineer VIM. Bostaph started out
on the Davis G.; Weber Counties canal
this morning to make arrangements
for the enlargement of the water ca
pacity of The canal. The plans are TO
enlarge the canal so as to carry at
least four times the quantity of water.
The present capacity is 200 second
feet. and the capacity when the canal
is enlarged will be 500 second feet.
The surplus water to be carried In
the canal Will be utilized in bringing
a greater acreage Of land under irri-
cation and also. to generate electric
power for the Salt Lake G. Ogden rail-
way. The electric plant Will be built
at Riverdale. the point where the
flood waters of the Weber river, used
in the canal. have TO be turned back
Into the stream.
1t is calculated by the engineers of
the company, and by President Bam-
berger of the railway company. that
there will be ample power generated
from the increased flow of water TO
supply power for the electrification of
the railroad between Ogden and Salt
Lake. The bottom and sides OF the
canal Will he laid in concrete. This
will avoid all leakage. and will pract-
cally make the canal indestruotible
II Is stated that the proposed work
on the canal will be completed at the
earliest possible moment, and that, as
soon after as practicable, the power
plant viii be erected
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-04
REP UBLlCANS
ELECT THE
MAYOR
EXCITING ELECTION HELD AT
THE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL,.
Observation-Disclosures in Self
Government Being Taught.

A slight diversion is being indulged
in at the State Industrial school. The
superintendent has reached the con.
cluslon that the boys of the school
need more Impressive lessons in the
affairs of government. and. to bring
about the desired result. the school
has recently been organized into
city of the tirSt-class form of govern
ment.
Superintendent Gowans and Chief
Clerk Milne are of the opinion that
such organization Will result in not
only training the boys In civil govern
ment, but will serve the double pur.
pose of causing them TO feel that
part of the control and well being of
the school rests upon them as they
will he looked to. In measure, for
the correct conduct and discipline Of
themselves. The Idea Is to cause the
students to feel the responsibilities OF
selfgovernment and self-restraint.
On September 18th the boys were
called into consultation and asked
what they thought OF the Idea Some
took exceptions to the plan at that
time, but later all assented and ar.
ranGements wero made for the calling
Of primaries for the purpose of nom
mating candidates for the various Of
fees. II was also decided that tho
school would divide on party lines.
and each party place u ticket in the
field Two committees. each consist
ing of eight boys, were chosen to act
as sort of central committee. one
for the Democrats and one for the Re-
pubIcans.
1t Is said by the management of the
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-04
RATES
TO BE EQUITABLE

Spokane, Wash. Oct 3.-Tnterstate
Commerce Commissioner Prouty yes
terday made statement at the hear
ing OF the Spokane rate case, that, it
is believed, indicates certain policies
the commission will pursue In rate
regulation. Commissioner Prouty
said.
L do not think the commission will
give much weight TO the effect this
decision (that on Spokane rates. will
have on altering jobbinS territory. 1t
does not matter a great deal to the
people of Spokane whether they pur-
chase their goods through Spokane
jobbers or through iobbers from other
points, but 1t does concern them very
much whether they are compelled to
pay more Tor those commodities on
account of the rates charged
1T appears plain that Spokane has
TO pay more for things purchased here
on account of the freight rates. 1t
may be possible that this is justified
by the peculiar conditions. II not,
the commission will be justified In
ordering the rates reduced.
You gentlemen in Spokane. can
upl expect we CoDululSSlou TO OrueT
the railroads 10 give you as low rates
on some of these commodities as the
railroads gave YOU FIVE years ago.
The railroads fixed those rates be.
cause You men virtually compelled
them to do so
The commission cannot approach
the question in that manner but
must establish such rates as will be
fair and equitable as between the
carriers, the consumers, and the pro.
ducers of the commodities carried. We
cannot, for instance, give you the
same rate from New York that we
give you from Chicago. Maybe the
representatives here for New York
can show us some reason why we
should do so, but there is none that
/ sec at present"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-04
RANDOM
REFERENCES

Brick warehouse for sale Purchas-
er to remove material from the ground
Apply John Scowcroft & Sons Co. =
Ed Boyce Stebbcd.-At the Central
saloon on Twenty-flfth street, between
Grant and Lincoln avenues. Saturday
night, Engineer Ed. Boyce was ser
iously stabbed by "yegg' man, Cross
Eyed Jim, because he refused to buy
a drink The fellow who committed
the dastardly assault made his get
away through the rear door and he
has not been seen since. He is we'll
known among the 'yegg" men and
others of the saloon-bum element and
II is thought that he will ultimately
be apprehended Boyce was not ser
iously injured, but is suffering consid-
siderable discomfort because of the
ugly gashes In the back of the head
There are years of experience be-
hind q. & G. Butter =
Supply House-You say that there
are a few things In office supplies
that you cannot get in Ogden so you
will look In the Business Directory of
the Evening Standard, you Will find
the land OF a supply house. that Will
supply you want?
Buy your Approved" garments at
the Utah Knitting Co, They make
them. Sale now on. S02 25th ST
Successful Hunters-Duck stories
have not been over plentiful up to
this time. but 1t is quite certain that
they will be coming In n rapid rate
within the next fortnight OF the shoot
ing season. It is very likely that the
boys have not had time to get the
stories into presentable shape. There
are a few, however, worth the tell
ing. Some of the men who are cred
tied with the limit are Oscar Couch,
Hagbart Anderson. Moronl Skeen. w.
E. Roberts. c. r. Dana, George Brown
Ing, John Knudson and A. Fielding of
Kanesville. Walter Griffin bagged
thirteen and Wesley Folkman shot
twelve ducks and brought down a
goose also.
20o1 POUNDS in each ton. Have
you thought about Anthracite? You
should and order at once ShurtlifT &
Co.. Phones is.
Coal, call up Parker & Co, for
rates on lump. nut and slack.
Suffering of AppendicItis.-At tele-
gram from the Holy Cross hospital in
Salt Lake today gives the information
that r. c. Nye, brother OF Fred NJ
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-04

7 Nye. who was brought In from Neva-
da suffering of an attack of appendi-
ciis, is not changed in his physical
condition of yesterday. but is getting
along nicely Tho physicians are un-
! decided as TO whether a surgical oper-
alton will be necessary
Kemmerer Coal guaranteed the best.
| Sold only by NJ l.. Jones Coal Co. Ind.
40. Bell 499K.
Home on Lincoln Avenue.-Mrs. T.
F, Emmett is preparing to construct n
$500 residence on Lincoln avenue, be-
tween Twenty-seventh and Twenty
within the next 90 days.
Modern Woodmen of America Will
give Big Smoker. also other business
of importance 10 you. NeighboT at
Eagles Hall. Tuesday evening, Octo-
ber 5th. We are going 10 do some
thing Come and get wise. -
Anthracite coaI.-Fill your bin nc
fore cold weather. Phone 27 John Farr
Leave OF Observation-Disclosures of
Utah are granted leave by the depart
ment to attend the convention Of
the State League Of Postmasters at
Parowan, on October 25,
DR.. EPPERsoN's
Dental Office Is now on the third floor.
First National Bank Bldg. =
Operation Not Peformed-Word
has been received from Clifford Cave
al oil 7 al
that the operation on his eve which
was dangerously injured Friday morn
ing by a gunshot wound, had been
postponed. although an examination
was made. 1t Is stated that 1t cannot
be determined whether II viii be nee
essary TO extract the eye. Eight X-ray
photographs were made, disclosing the
shot in the eye ball. but each photo
graph showed the shot to have shifted
position. The X-ray also located shot
at five other points on the face, neck
and chest of the young man.
coAL-Rock Springs. Castle Gate
153 West eth St Phones 1914. =
Real Estate Transfers-In consired-
alton OF 81. George Sickler and wife
have conveyed TO Albert D, Slckler
lot 21. block /, Woodmansee Main
street addition, and also lot %, block
l, OF the same addition TO Sidney n.
Sickler. Rhoda Mole has sold 10 Reb-
ert Nc L. Wardleigh lots 59 and 81
of block 2. South Park addition, Ogden,
the consideration being 81 900.
The correct number Is 149 If you
want the best-that's Lewis Good
Coal
L. A. Van Dyke Reagns-The coun-
ty commissioners were in regular ses,
sion today. but they had little bust
ness 10 attend to The principal part
of the time was taken up in the con-
sideration OF the regular monthly
claims B. l.. Bybee was appointed
deputy road commissioner for Uintah
and the resignation of l. A. Van
Dkyc, as bookkeeper in the county
clerks Office, was accepted Clerk
Dyke was authorized TO hire special
help until such time as a suitable per-
son could be found TO ill the vacancy.
Wanted-White rags at Standard
Office.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-04
| LAIN Cl { Y
A W Al Z s
CARS
BEET GROWERS DO NOT LIKE
LONG WAGON HAUlS.
Ask the Sugar Factory Officials to De-
lay the Digging Of 6eets Until
Rails Reach Them.

Quite large delegation of beet
growers OF Plain City were In the city
Saturday and yesterday, trying to per-
suade the Amalgamated Sugar com.
pany to not order the digging of beets
In that locality until the Rapid Transit
Street Car company finishes It's road
to that point The Idea prevailing
with the farmers was that II would be
of great advantage to them # they
could have the railroad facilities for
the transportation of their product to
the factory AS result of the con-
ference. only small portion of the
beets of the Plain City district were
ordered harvested this morning.
Beet digging, which has been sus-
pended for number Of davs In the
immediate vicinity OF Ogden was re-
sumed this morning 1t is thought bv
the Sugar company people that there
will be no occasion for further sus-
pension of beet digging through the
entire campaign.
The Lewiston factory was opened
for business Friday morning, to which
considerable tonnage of beets will
be shipped from this section. II Is ex.
pected. too that the Logan factory
Will be opened early next week. With
the two factories Of the northern mart
of the state In operation. II Is thought
that there can be no further copies-
ton here in the matter OF handling
the beet crop. The beetS that they
are now digging at Plain City VIII
be placed aboard the cars at Ogden
Hot Springs.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-04
MAN Y " WERE
DRUM ON
SUNDAY
OFFICERS CLAIM THAT BOTTLES
ARE RESPONSIBLE.
Weary Strangers Ask for the PrlvI.
Iese Of Departing From Ogden,
But Arc Held.

The Aftermath" was on the boards
at the police court this morning. The
actors were all Sunday drunks, tine
'tanglefoot" having been taken from
bottles, so say the officers. There
was no liquor selling in the city yes
terday, the police department declares,
but these fellows who were loaded to
the neck were carrying Saturday
night bottles
Those lined up before "the bar" OF
Justice this morning were ]. Forbes.
Ed MCGEE, Roy Gimmell. Joe Robin
son. John McCarty. Pat Hayes. Ed
Fern and Henry Timberlake. They
all pleaded guilty and each was SEN
fenced to five days in jail or pay a
fine OF IS. They all are in Jail at this
writing
Joseph Coon pleaded not guilty to
disturbing the peace and his trial was
set for hearing Tuesday afternoon.
He furnished bail In the sum of So
and was released.
Walter Edwards and Ralph Adams
pleaded guilty to the charge of va
srancy. They also pleaded for mer-
cy at tho hands of the court. They
wanted only thirty minutes in which
TO brush ogden dirt from their shoes
never to return But the court was
hard hearted and obstinate. The sen.
tence WIS, better keep them In 1ail
ten days and feed them, then we will
know where they are and what they
are doing 1t was so recorded
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-04

To the woman away
from home, a cake Of
Ivory Soap is a veri-
table boon.
With it, she can wash
gloves, handkerchiefs,
belts, underwaists, and
the pretty shirt-waists
III which most women
look their best.
More than that; she
is independent of laun-
dress and cleaner-to
the benefit Of her poe
textbook and the longer
life Of the things she
wears.
Ivory Soap
99 1900 Per Gent. Pure.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-04
w. III. WRIGHT & SONS CO.

school that the boys became interested
and drew sharp party lines in short or
der Each party held primaries and
placed tickets in the field for the sut-
frage OF the citizenship of the new
city. In fact, there were three tick
cts placed in the field. This was on
September 2Sth and on October l the
election was held
The election was conducted In reg
ular order. under the Australian bal
lot system and it went along without
hitch. The result was that the Re-
pubicans gained a victory In the cleo
tion OF the general officers. but the
citizens elected the entire city coun-
Gil The Democrats did not get a
single officer. The city officers elect
ed are;
Mayor-Levl Rose.
Recorder and Treasurer-V. Walker.
Justice of the Peace-L. Martin.
Attorney-A BeckStead
City Councll-First ward, Healy and
Edgar; Second ward. Sherill, and tie
between Piggott and Mclaughlin,
Third ward, Hills and Hansen; Fourth
ward, Wilson and Latham.
ne h'ltdltu vi tuI ICni7
ocratlc ticket were: Mayor, James
Ebcrhardt: recorder and treasurer,
Roosevelt Hudson; justice of the peace,
A Petit; attorney. r. Jackson.
The officers Will be sworn into Of
fee Immediately and the council will
be organized for business. The ap.
pointive officers arc 10 be chief of po-
lice. street supervisor, superintendent
OF waterworks, engineer, and other of
flccrs necessary to make an efficient
corps of officers for a tlrst-class city.
The ordinances that shall be passed
by the council shall be in accordance
with the laws of the state aud. as
nearly as possible. to harmonise with
the rules Of the school.
The question of this sort OF oreani-
zation in the school has not been
brought before the board of trustees.
but that will be done AT the next board
meeting. II Is hoped that the board
VIII agree with the plan.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-04
ABSENCE OF NEWS
FROM SPANIARDS'
ARMY AT FRONT

Madrid, Oct S.-There Is an ab.
sence of news from the front since
General Mariana. commander OF the
Spanish forces at Mcllilla, opened the
offensive yesterday, but the recent
resistance of the Moors and the Span
ish losses have convinced tho govern.
ment that the war is not yet over and
that too much Importance should not
be attributed 10 the capture Of Mount
Guruga.
The MoorS arc reported to bo con.
centrated on the three mountains
UiXan. Argua and Milton. which arc
almost equally as dangerous OF access
as Mount Guruga and from which they
must be dislodged There are per.
sistent reports that Mulai Hafid Is en-.
couraging holy war and urging tho
tribcsmen TO join the ruffians and ex
pei the Christians from the country.
W A Mt hnG pRINC pII DDcTTI 1,IS
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-04
Gently as a
Whisper

One OF the most experienced
architects of this country, who
has used Sargent "TiaSy Spring
Locks in his own house, writes:
"The Easy Spring Lock is
simply perfection. The door
will close as gently as a whis-
per, without any resistance
whatever from the lock-" Sar-
gents Easy Spring Locks are
in use everywhere. They give
satisfaction III every instance.
To insure getting the Easy Spring
see that Sargent & Co.
Is cast on the case Of the Lock.
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OraCle--I
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAM
TODAY, with
FINE BILL OF FEATURE PICTURES
AT THE GLOBE

AT THE GLOBE
THE HUDSON NAVAL DISPLAY
showing the CLERMONT. Hudson 8
first steamboat. the oldest steamboat
In existence, the HALF MOON, the
boat used by HUDSON when he sailed
up the Hudson river $50 years ago in
an effort to discover the Pacific Ocean
EVERY CHILD IN THIS CITY
SHOULD SEE THIS PICTURE
FANTlNE
This is the second OF the Vitagraph
series OF the reformed life of Jean
Vatican.
THIS is AN ENTIRELY DIFFERENT
PICTURE FROM THE ORDEAL, THE
EDISON VERSION.
DIFFERENT SCENES, DIFFERENT
ACTORS AND. IN FACT, DIFFER
EMIT PICTURE ENTIRELY.
AT THE ISIS.
THE FREE SOoTERS.
another one Of SELlG'S big sensa.
tional pictures.
THE CITY OF NAPLES,
a beautiful scenic picture by Pathe
THE WINNING BOAT
pretty little drama, showing a very
exciting Boat Race.
AT THE ORACLE
THE BROTHERS
The third Of the ESSANAY'S Problem
plays. The Film Index. the picture
trade paper says this picture Is max
Ing the biggest hit OF all the pictures
issued during the past month.
THE BROKEN LOCKET
A beautiful Biograph story with a les
son for young and old.
PLENTY OF GOOD COMICS IN THE
THREE HOUSES AND ALL OUR
PICTURES HAVE BEEN PASSED
BY THE NATIONAL BOARD OF
CENSoRS.
LADIES' SOUVENIR MATINEE
WEDNESDAY, ORACLE AND GLOBE
THURSDAY, ISIS.
THE FIRST TWENTY-FIVE LADIES
ENDING THE GLOBE THIS
EVENING WILL RECEIVE A USE
Full PRESENT. IT'S WORTH COM.
ING EARLY.
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Cali Allen, phones %. for carriages
for funerals and operas Private calls
a specially. Also prompt delivery OF
baggage. 412 25th.