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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-18
JOHNSON CXEERED BY A
MESSAGE FROM PRESIDENT TAFT

welcome to President Taft to be de-
livered by Ell S. Warner, as follows:
Hearty and sincere welcome 10 tho
state of Minnesota Greatly regret
my illness prevents my presence at
your reception"
President Taft. In reply TO Cover
nor Johnson's telegram, said:
II am greatly distressed to hear Of
your serious illness. / miss your smil-
ing and courteous personal greeting.
which have had every time l have
come TO the state heretofore and
thank you from the bottom of my
heart for your message OF welcome
sent when you arc on bed OF pain.
II fcrvently hopo and pray that
your wonderful strength and fortitude
Will make your recovery speedy.
MY compliments and respects TO
Mrs. Johnson, whose visit In Wash
ington l remember with much pleas
ure"
DIR. Wm. Mayo issued tho following
bulletin at 9:20:
Governor Johnson is resting cas-
Ter think be Is gaining some little
strength. Pulse. 104; temperature,
99.2; respiration about normal. l look
for no immediate change"
Governor Johnson was much grail
fied when he read the message OF good
cheer from President Taft
At 10 O'Clock. Frederick W. John
son. the governors brother, arrived.
Mrs. Johnson was notified BY tele-
phone OF tho arrival OF her brother.in-
law and returned 10 the hospital She
also was admitted to the governors
room
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-18
saAOsTREET'S REVIEW.

New York, Sept 7-Bradstreet's
tomorrow will say: A distinctly
stronger undcrtonc Is displayed In
This weeks tolesraphcd trade reports.
Improvement in Wholesale and Job.
bing demand. enlargement OF indus.
trial output and perccptiblc gains In
collections arc the central facts this
week.
The movement of crops and general
merchandise is oularging and this
week finds widely noted the reports
that manufacturers of many lines are
behind on deliveries. and that the idle
car list is still decreasing At some
cities disappointment is expressed at
the proportions of Wholesale and job
binG dcmaud, though al the same time
il Is admitted that 1908 aggregates are
being heavily exceeded Retail trade
as whole establishment branches of
job trade catering 10 heavy weight de-
mands report warm weather 10 fullest
activity. Export trade in leading agrl-
cultural products is at very low ebb
and while collections arc better. there
IS still claimed to be much room for
Improvement In this respect
6eSt reports as 10 current trao"
como from the central West aud
Northwest. where a free crop move
ment stimulates demaud and helps
collections.
Business failures In tho United
States for the week ending SoDtember
16 were 19S against 19l last week,
266 In the like week of 1903. 179 in
1907, III in 1906 and IS in 1905.
Failures In Canada for the week
number so. which compares with %
last week and % in the same week of
1905.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-18
CHICAGO
EXCITED
Over the IssuingofBench
Warrants for Tamper-
ing With Jury List

Chicago. Sept, is.-Beuch warrants
were issued today By Judge Jesse A,
Baldwin. OF the circuit court. for John
j. Holland. member and secretary of
the Cook county jury commission;
Nichol a. Martin. secretary to Alder
man kenna. OF the First ward, and
Willis j. Rayburn, real estate man.
The charge against the three is that
they conspired to draw names of
grand jurors in a manner other than
that required by law
Coming at the height OF the trial of
Inspector McCann for alleged grating.
the news of the action based on al
legged tampering with tho jury lists
caused great excitement in judicial and
political circles
The complaints on which the war
rants were issued wcrc drawn up by
special agent of the states attor-
ney. who has been Investigating the
jury drawing methods for weeks.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-18
THEY DESIRE HAZlNG.

orono. Maine, Sept. 1S.-Between
500 and 600 students of both sexes.
comprising the three upper classes of
the University OF Maine. went on
strike yesterday against inc new
auti-hazing regulations. Recltations
were suspended pending the result OF
A conference between students and
faculty.
Whom the term opened each student
was handed a card TO s.go containing
pledge against hazlng The upper
classmen refused TO sign. even the
girls revolving The faculty havln.
decided that no student might enter
the college who did not sign tho
pledge. a serious situation presented
itself
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-18
SCOTCHMEN OF OGDEN
MEET AND ORGANIZE

Tho Scotchmen of Ogden met at
Union Labor hall last night and per
fccted a permanent organization with
the election of officers and the APP
pointment OF a committee TO draft
rules and bylaws for the organization.
A social meeting was held in the hall
afterwards. An adjournment was or
dered. subject 10 the call of the com
mittee to submit its report
The officers elected last night are
William n. Purdie. chieftan; j f.
Henderson. first chicftain: William
Mcclure, second chieftaIn; Sam
Drysdale, fourth chieftain, and William
Masterton, fifth chiettain.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-18
When the Big Game Hunter Returns lie Will
be an Important Witness in the North
Pole ConirOversy===Recep for Cook.

New York. Sept. 1S.-The reason
that Harry Whitney. the big game
hunter withheld from Commander
Pcary the fact that Dr. Frederick A.
Cook had preceded him by wear to
the North Pole. is explained in a wire.
less message from DR.. Cook who is
approaching port on the steamer Os-
car III. When Peary returned TO Etah
from his quest for the pole. Whitney
merely told him that Cook had gone
beyond the mark reached by Pcary in
1906 DR., Cook in his wireless mes.
sage states that Whitney was in
stTucted by him not TO inform Peary
that he had discovered the pole and
that as soon 40 Whitney returns from
his hunting trip. which will probably
incnde Hudson Bay, he Will clucidatc
matters.
Dr. Cook Is Of the opinion that
FcaTy's statements against him arc
based on the fact that Whitney failed
10 tell him that he had already been
10 the pole,
Whitney now becomes an important
witness in the controversy and his ar
rival will be anxiously awaited
Commander Peary who may sail
from Battle Harbor, Labrador. for
sydney. y. s.. today. or tomorrow. has
sent wireless telegram denying the
reports that he is soon 10 head an
Antarctic expedition in tho search of
the South Pole. lie states that he is
through With polar field work, but that
he viii always be Interested In the
and Antarctic exploration.
Plans are progressing rapidly for
the remarkable welcome which Is TO
he extended to DR.. Cook on his arrival
here. probably early next Tuesday
morning. The steamer Grand Repub-
lie has been chartered by the several
clubs and committees interested in
the affair and viii meet the steam
ship Oscar ii when the latter reaches
Quarantine. on the Grand Republic
Win be members OF the various organ
izations interested. with numerous
distinguished persons. a ting will take
Mrs. Cook and her Two children down
10 Quarantine and wireless instruc-
tions have already been given for the
captain OF the Oscar II to have the
companion ladder rigged on the side
cf the ship so that Mrs. Cook and the
children may board the liner and be
the first TO greet the explorer
DR. Cook and his family Will he
alone while being transferred on the
tug from the liner to the Grand Re
public. Or Cook viii be landed al
pier AT South Brooklyn, where the
municipal committee. headed by Bor-
ough President Coler will take
charge of him. There will he parade
End reception at the Bushwick club.
addresses under trlumphal arch and
a dinner. Banquets and festivities will
continue for several days.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-18
INJURED IN
MOTOR CAR
Editor fharpers Weekly
Has Shoulder Broken
in Accident

Manahawkin. n. j, Sept 1S.-A
motor car. containing three men and
a boy. turned turtle on the shore bou-
lcYard near here today and one OF tho
men injured is understood to be Col
oncl Geo, p. Harvey. editor Of Har-
per's Weekly He suffered a broken
shoulder blade and Internal injuries.
He was put aboard special train for
Writings Junction TO be removed 10
Jersey Central train for Deal Beach,
n. ]. With Colonel Harvey In the au-
tomobile were John II. Hofrer. the lat
ter's son and tho chauffeur,
The party, il is understood. were
motoring from Dealbcsch, where Col
oncl Harvey has summer home. 10
Atlantic City. Just after passing this
place the auto met motor cycle CON
ing in the opposite direction. Tho
chauffeur turned sharply 10 the right
and in some manner lost control OF
the car which ran sideways along an
cmbankmcnt and then toppled over.
The occupants OF the car were pinned
under the machine and had a remark
able escape from more serious injury.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-18
TAFT DECLARES INSURGENTS HAVE
ABANDONED THE REPUBLICAN PARTY

tonight In characterizing tho position
taken by the insurgent senators and
representatives. The president had
met Senator La Toilette of Wisconsin.
one Of the leaders OF the lnsurgent
movement at Milwaukee during the
forenoon and had greeted him quite
cordially.
To make party government effect
i've said the president In his ad-
dress, the members OF that party
should surrender their personal prede-
lictions as of comparatively less i'm.
pOrlaDce. ] am not here 10 critlsice
those who felt so strongly and be.
llcvcd so intensely that 1t was their
duty to vote against the tariff bill
because It did not contain all the,
thought II should.
1T was question for each 10 set.
tic for himself
Means Party Abandonment,
In matters OF this kind. Il is a ques-
lion with the party representatives
whether he shall help maintain the
party solidarity for accomplishing its
chief purpose. or whether the depart
ure from principle In the bill, as be re
CARDS a. IS so extreme that he must
in conscicpce abandon the party
am glad 70 see thnt those who voted
against the bill stin inslst that tncy
arc Republicans and that they intend
TO keep up the fight FOR still lower
tariff rates. within the party"
President Tafts speech Was a re-
marksble. plain spoken defense OF the
Payne bill. he has been met with
many queries since the beginning OF
his trip as TO when he intended taking
up the subject Of the tariff. He walt
cd until today when a mass OF facts
and figures before him. with j new
statement just prepared by Chairman
DD...A.uu.A N narn LH-aA
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-18
CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF
WORLDS MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCKS.

American Beet Sugar. i6 IL.
American Smelling. 100.
American Smelling, pfd, 112 IA.
American Sugar Refining. 1873,
Anaconda Mining Co. IS IL.
Atchison Railway, 120 Ia.
Baltimore and Ohio. lis.
Canadian Pacific. 1S4 IA.
Chicago and Northwestern, 1875.
Chicago. NIL and st. Paul, 164 39.
Colorado Fuel and Iron. IS SIS.
Colorado and Southern, 81 II.
Delaware and Hudson. 1876 IS.
Denver and Rio Grande. IS.
Denver aud Rio Grandc, pfd., Sc.
Eric Railway, 35 IL.
Great Northern. pfd., 15i IL.
New York Central, 1877 IL.
Norfolk and Western. 95.
Northern Pacific, 15S.
Reading Railway, 10.
Rock Island Co. SO IS.
Rock Island Co. pfd., IS 10.
Southern acPific. 129 2-S.
Southern Railway. 81 IL.
Union Pacific. POS l-2
United States steel. SO 3.S
United States Steel. pfd.. 127 II.
Wabash Railway. 20 3-S.
Wabash Railway. pfd, so IS.
Western Union, 70.
Standard Oil Co, 702.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-18
CONDITION OF THE TREASURY

Washington, Sept 17.-Condition ot
treasury st beginning of business to.
day follows.
Trust funds
Gold coin. 1861 ,142.S69.
Silver dollars, s4S4 $4,000.
Silver dollars OF 1890, $i,09Io
Silver certificates outstanding, S4S4.-
1876. 900
Guneral fund.
Standard silver dollars in general
fund S6.6SS544
Current liabilities. S102.563.l39
Working balance in treasury Offices.
S29090.2SS.
In banks 10 credit OF treasurer OF
U. S, $l0,315,531
Subsidiary silver coin. s23.652, sol.
Minor coins Sl.714.44S
Total balance in general funds. soi,-
15l.929.
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Kansas CITY Livestock

Kansas City. Sept. S.-Cattle-Re-
ccipts 500; market steady. Native
steers 81. 50as 90; native COWS and
hclfers s. 0oa5 so: stockers and feed
ers 81 00a5 so; bulls 81 50a3 rs: {:
calves 50 75a7 rs. western stcers Sc
90a6 ,75; western COWS 81. 50a4 .25.
HogsDReccipts 1000; market strong
Bulk of sales 81 9OaS 25, heavy SS. -
10as 30; packers and butchers $S .O0a
$50; light 81. 75aS. Is. pigs SO SOa7. =
%.
Shcep-Iloceipts 1900 market
steady. Muttons 81 25a5. IS: lambs
50 00a7. 20; range wethers 81 .0Oa5 -
Gu. range owes s. 25al.75.
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Chicago Livestock.

Chicago. Sept. -Cattle-Receipi s
estimated at zoo, market steady;
beeves $i.10dS 40; Texas steers 81 90
as %; western steers 81 o0a6. so !;
Stockers and feeders So 00a4 90; COWS
and hoifcrs 81 25a6 20; calves Sc. rs
a9 rs.
Hogs-Rcceipts estimated at 5000.
Market steady 10 shade higher: light
81 S5aS 50; mixed 81 75aS 10: heavy
81 50aS .55: rough 81 soar so. good 10
choice heavy 81 SoaS IS. pigs 81 10
as Is; bulk or sales SS 05aS so
Sheep Receipts estimated at 300; +;
market steady; native 81. 75a5 90:
western Sc 00a5 TO- yearlingS 81. .6Oa
$50; lambs, native, 81. 5oa7 50, west
ern 81 soar so
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-18

Wiuona, MINI. Sept lin the
most important utterances he has
made since his occupancy OF the
White House. President Taft. here TO
night. in a state which Is the hotbcd
of tbc Republican insurgents" move.
defended the Payne tariff bill as the
best tariff measure ever passed b.
a Republican congress, and hence tue
best tariff bill the people ever have
known.
The president boldly asserted that
the insurgents who voted against the
bill had abandoned the Republican
party.
Was II the duty OF the member OF
congress who believed that the bill
did not accomplish everything that II
ought 10 accomplish. 10 vote against
il " asked the president.
Il nm here 10 justify those who
answer this question In the negative.
J am not here to defend those who
voted for the Payne bill. but 10 sup
port them"
To this statement the crowd re
spoadcd with a cheer which could be
heard far down tho street IL WAS
shouted by the ndhcreDts OF Repre-
sentative James A. Tawncy OF this
district. chairman OF the house com
uittcc on appropriations. who has
been on the defensive ever since the
adjournment of congress because ne
did not vote with the other members
of the delegation from Minnesota
both In the house aud senate against
the bill
NJ Tsvney met the president AT
ia Crosse. Wis. this afternoon aud
accompanied him TO the city, hls
home town. II had been reported thai
the president intended defending Mr..
IaNney for his party regularity. but
tferc Was none go predict that tho
president would go go FAR as be old
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-18

Seattle. Wash. Sent 1S.-The limo
10 and Iditsrod stGmpedcs have been
the feature of tho summer in Alaska
gold mining circles but the Koyokuk
district also is making an unusual
showing NJ z. BEATTY. who arrived
from Nome Yesterday. says there is
much activity on W1.semaD. Nolan and
other creeks. He estimated the out
put at 100000, which. according 10
population. Is about $4,000 per man.
Many claims on Nolan are showing
big pay, especially on Pineles bench.
whore large nuggets can be picked up
In the grass roots. but owing TO lack
Of water little could be done this sea
sou.
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Chico 10 Close.

Chicago. Sept lS.-Closc: Wheat
Sept s1,0l rs: Dec. 9S 1-iaS-S; May
81 OF 81.
Corn-Sept. 6S Il, Dec. 60 1-2a5-S
May &c IS.
Oats-sept. 80 rs, Dec. 50 5-Saa-l:
May IL IA.
PorlS-Sept s23 95; Jan. SIS O2 IL;
May $17 SO IL.
Lard-Sept. sl2 02 10: Oct, s12. 90:
January sl0.67 IL: Nov, S11.65.
Ribs-Sept 81 80; Oct. Sl1. .G2 L.;
Jan SO 81 ID; May 80 So IL.
Ryc-Cash 7la72 IL; Sept. 20.
Barlcy-Cash 50a66.
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derson today. stier an investigation
OF The books which are alleged TO have
shown that virtually the entire cap
.ital OF $4,000 had been loaned on per
sunal notes with collateral or secur.
ity. The examination OF the affairs
O fthe bank was begun In November
1907. Superintendent Anderson VIII
proceed with the liquidation OF the
bank al once.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-18
WOMEN ARE
DANGEROUS
Use AXES and Climb to
Top OF Buildings to
Throw Bricks.

Birmingham, England. Sent. IS
Premier Asouith last night addressed
a meeting remarkable for the trenzied
behavior of suffragettes, who threw
toy bombs and welded axes.
Two women climbed 10 the roof of
a building, IooseneG tiles and bricks
with axes and pelted the police bcIoN-.
Several persons were hurt. The suf-
fragettes were dislooged With fire
hose.
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Omaha Livestock.

Omaha, Neb., Sept S.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 500; market unchanged Ma
tive steers 81. 75aS 90. cows and helf-
ers 81 00a5 90; western steers s. 90
aG.1O; Texas steers 81 00a5 rs: cows
and heifer5 81. .75ai 65: Gamers 50 90
a. 90. stocker5 and feeders 81. 75a5. =
10: calves $3. 25aG rs, bull sand stags
81. 15a4 IS
Hogs-Receipts 2.010: market strong
10 &c higher. Heavy S7.95aS Is. mix
cd IS. O5aS .l5, light sS15aS 25: pigs
Sc soar 80, bulk Of sales SIS. O5aS 20.
Sheep-ReceiDts 500; market steady
-Wethers 81 25ai 80. ewes 50 9Oa4 :
60, lambs Sc 75a7 50.
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ed available for the escape Of the ban
dts is being searched.
The officials Of the Globe Express
company, whose safe was attacked.
made 4 statement this morning that
the car which was dynamited by the
robbers was In fact the car containing
the funds sought, The safe contain
ed large sum. how large the officials
refuse TO make known. 1t was at first
believed that the express money was
in the first section OF the tdain.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-18
POSSE AFTER OUTLAWS
IS UNSUCCESSFUL

Denver. Sept ia posse IS still
in pursuit Of tho outlaws who held up
tho Denver & Rio Grande train known
rs the Chicago and San Francisco eX-
prCss near Malta Colorado last night
il has been found that there were but
threc men in tho gang. They are In
the mountains and every pass believ-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-18
RUSSIA is AWAKENING.

ST. Petersburg. Sept 1.7-Russia Is
taking an active. although belated In.
terest in aviation. The new budget
contains an appropriation for the open
Ing OF courses in aeronautlcs In tho
polytechnic institute at ST. Peters
burg. Warsaw Kiev and Noyo-Toycr.
kask- At the last named place there
will be bullt an acro-dynamic labor.
atory which will have equipment
supassing anything nov In Europe
Several men will be sent abroad 10
study foreign aviation.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-18
Twin CITIES CHEER TAFT AND LINE
Ills PATHWAY WITH FLAGS AND FLOWERS

or, was summariIy removed By Mayor
Linck today after having admitted
that he was short $500 There are
indications that tho shortage may he
considcrao,y larger. This afternoon
tho council also began au inquiry into
the conduct OF City Electrician Lau-
son
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INJURED BY HAZINo.

Toledo. O. Sept, 1S.-Harris Kirk.
freshman In the Coshocton high
school, Is near death with a fracture
OF the skull sustained In an effort to
save his hair from being clipped by
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-18
Sugar and Coffee.

New York, Sept. 1S.-Sugar. raw
Firm; fair refining S3.71 centrifugal
SO test $i-2l; molasses sugar So. .d6:
refined, quiet; crushed s. Sc: powder.
cd S5-25; Granulated $5.15.
COFFEE-Quict; No. Z Rio 7 II;
No. Santos l-2a9.
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Metal Market

New York. Sept lS.-Lead and cop
per uominally unchanged. Sllve
81 L.
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JApANsse BANK CLOSED.

Oakland Cal. Sept 17-The Oak
land mpnncFe bank was closed by
State Bank Superintendent Alden An
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-18
President DiSlikes Handshaking and Shows
Ills Preference for Drive in an Auto
Through Minneapolis and St. Paul

Minneapolis, MINI, Sept, 1S.-F1acs
ana other patriotic decorations flyin-
: IN the breeze waited silent welcome to
| PRESIDENT Taft while the big CROWD
which surrounded the exits TO the Chi.
cago, Milwaukee and St. Paul station
Z gave the nations chief a noisy greet
Ing as he stepped from his private car
here today.
Chief of Police Corrister with an
ample squad OF policemen kent the
way clear 10 the waiting automobile.
Is. f. Nelson, for the Minneapolis com
mlttee, and Frank kellogg. for the
81. Paul committee, greeted President
Taft The rode with MIN in the first
automobile which carrIeG the party
IRON the station along Washington
avenue south to the MINNEAPOLIS club
ON Second avenue and Eighth street
There President Taft was given Il
breakfast by fifty OF the prominent
men of Minneapolis.
Tho other members OF the Prcsi
donts party occupied The second car
and in the third were w. w. Mischlcr,
Dr r. j Richardson, Senator Moses
i Clapp and w. W. Heffclingcr.
In honor of the city's guests. all Of
the public buildings were decorated
with flags and especially elaborate
decorations were hung upon the cham
Der OF commerce building anu som.
of the largo retail stores.
Even at the carly hour of the Prcsl-
dents arrival. the streets along which
ii was known the automobiles would
pass were lined with the tbrong anX-
ious 20 see him pass.
A reception had been planned at tho
city hall from $50 to 1890. after the
breakfast but on account of the eX-
pressed desire of President Taft 10
avoid as far as possible all hand
shaking receptions, thie part OF tho
program was omitted and the automo-
bile trip about the city parks and the
bouleyards TO ATinnehaha Rails, tho
State Soldiers Home and then to Fort
Smelling Was extended 10 Nh the time.
From Fort Smelling until the after:
noon trip begins returning 10 MIN
neapollS. Senator Clapp WAS TO occupy
a seat In the first car and from the
city limits back TO the Minneapolis
club. President Cyrus Northrup of the
University entertained the President.
At Fort Smelling the President re-
viewed the troops and was rendered
reception by the officers. When the
salute from the guns of the fort was
sounded at noon, the presidential par
~ boarded automobiles for the fye-
nile run 20 St Paul via the Mss!ssiD-
pi river bouleyards and Summit ave
nuc TO the st. Paul auditorium where
at ] p. III. luncheon was served,
st. Paul. Sept 1S.-This city was
brilliantly decorated with flags today
in honor of President Tafts visit and
The streets thronged w-ta visitors. Tho
committee, having In charge the deco
rations, procured an immense supply
Of flags Of various sizes which were
sold TO citizens at cost. Along the
route Of the automobiles carrying the
party from Fort Smelling lawns were
decorated with small facs spelling
TAFT" and from all houses along the
route and elsewhere were flying the
national cmblems
The immense stage in the ST Paul
auditorium, where the luncheon was
served. was a bower Of flags. green
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-18
WHITNEY KEEPS PEARY IN IGNORANCE
UNDER INSTRUCTIONS FROM DR.. COOK

Sophomore hazers. In running away
from the haZers Kirk fell into an opcn
cellarway. striking the basement floor
on his head Surgeons removed part
OF his skull
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CONVINCED COOK
REACHED THE POLE.

? Zurich. Sept. 1S.-Dr. dc
. Quervlan. chief OF the Swiss
. scientific expedition TO Green
. land, the first European to
. meet DR.. Cook in Greenland
2 after tho American explorers
? return from the north. has re-
Q turned here DR. Queryian
: saws that after having tested
> Cooks figures and statements
2 he Is convinced that Cook
? reached the north pole
-