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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-04-16
Better Wood Utilization.

Ogden, Utah. April 4 2+-< Forest
conservation means the striving for a
better utilization OF forest products
aud the consequent checking of use.
less waste as much as IL does the pro-
tection Of forests from fires aud the
reforestation of lands which should
grow timber, according to foresters
and progressive lumbermon of the
new school.A ~. <s.t;' ~."''' -
Few people have clear idea. oGthe
Importance of the study of proper
wood utilization, and one OF the eff
cots Of the establishment of the For.
est Service District Offices most bene-
fetal to the people of the west is the
possibility of a close, hsisfrl rela
tion with branch of tie Service
whose workings have hsret ltore been
little understood in this r, On. This
is the Branch of Products = sN"
The work Of this part OK the For
est Srevics hss to do with the best
and most economical utilization of
lumber and its products but also the
bark, resin, sap. and even leaves OF
these trees of " hich these parts are of
value to man.
II 10 not enough ttat care should
be given to the growing of q. new for
est and to the careful and econ omioal
cutting of the present CROP of trees.
but It is of equal importnaoe that
care be taken to bring about as com
plste a utilization of the tree as pos,
sihle and to make the utilized timber
serve It's purpose as long ma possible,
To bring about the ntilization OF
what 10 now wasted ~ manufacture oil
TO increase the usahie life OF timber
ID considered as mnon |ores1 conser
walton as TO grow q forest where tue
ORIGINAL has been cut OIL.
since tuliy more than Do per cent
OF the growing tree Is not utaiizsd ao'
eording TO American methods OF lum
oering u appears, that there is con
siderable need OF stuny along the llnt
OF more economical utllization' al
tnougn existing scondlti lions are 80
dinerent as TO make, .cnlapariseR-atn
on's yet the iact- that 70 Z germany
praoticaily So per cent OF the tree is
used gives some INDICATION WIN
may 90 accompiisped where the price
OK iumDer eno 'ne lace OF q sulne'en'
snppiy make enicient ana carefuI
methods indispensable.
Tne branch Oh froducts mas maze
speciai enoF. 10 make possible tins
UTILIZATION OK tne waste incident t'
MANUFACTURE atter the log has reaonee
tne mill FOR some time experi
menus nave Deen carried on studylni
sne possibilities OF utiii Eing siabs ant
sawdust. In regions WI iere there 10
sumoient demand cor siderable In
come ~ derived from Inc secondar'
msnutacture py pgiva q parties
siaos ana eoginss INTO oox snooKs
oarrei slaves ana iatn' AS yet pri
va'e and 'eoerai enor's' 10 ntiiize sd"
Gust pave not oeen as successiuI a.
may oe oes'reu' ihe' lines Oh mos
promise' no"eVer' na 20 oeen i.s US
IN paper making ana In the dls'liii
.ion OF pine sa"uu'E ior .ne prouuo
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-04-16

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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-04-16
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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-04-16
WARD HALL.

RreSty Music and Costumes
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-21
SURE CATARRHCURE
Brings the Forests Of Pure Pine and
Eucalyptus to Your Home.

Germs cannot live when Hyomei
pronounced High-o-me) Is used. You
Just breathe In this soothing yet most
powerful antiseptic air and relief is
immediate. IL is exactly the same air
as you would breathe In the forests
of pine and eucalyptus OF Australia
where catarrh or consumption was
never known TO exist
IL you have catarrh and are con-
stantly embarrassed because you must
hawk, spit and snuffle. surely you will
give Hyomei the attention it deserves.
when S. w Badcon will guarantee
this pleasant remedy to cure all this
distress and humiliation, or will re-
turn your money.
Hyomei kille catarrh germs, 1t re-
lieves the soreness and distress In
Eve minutes. 1t stops hawking and
snuffling and makes you feel like
new man In q week IL is the Surest
and most satisfactory catarrh treat
nent known and gives comfort and
relief to consumptives.
A complete outfit. including inhaler.
costs but s1o0, and extra bottles, II
nftorward needed, cost but soc. A
few minutes time each day is all you
need TO quickly cure the most chronic
case. Hyomei is sold BY leading drug
glstS.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-21
MERCH AN 7 S
NOT TO BE
FLEECED
G. A. R. Follows Plan of Four
State Fair-No Advertise
ments to Be Solicited
on Account of
Either Event.

TWO months ago the directors OF the
Four-State Fair passed resolutions
that the merchants OF Ogden should
not be solicited for advertisements
during the year 1909 for, any so-called
"oficlal' or unofficial program. score
books. race cards, circulars. etc, and
that the Four-State Fair association
use Its best efforts to stop all parties
from using the name of the race track
or fair grounds for the purpose of So
Letting advertisements. Now comes
the G. A. X. executive committee Of
the annual encampment TO be held in
Salt Lake City, and adopts the same
plan. as follows.
"A resolution forbIdding the solicit
ing OF advertising from any business
men OF the city under any authority OF
the local executive committee Of the
q. A. Il. was passed at meeting of
the committee Monday afternoon. 1t
Is proposed to eliminate, as far as pos
sible, any opportunity on the part Of
advertising men or concerns to take
advantage of the holding of the forty
third national encampment Of the G..
A. X here In order to obtain business. $"
The foregoing should be notice to
all the business men that there will
be no advertising scheme for either
the Four-State Fair or the G. A. r,
for the year 1909.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-21
TURN OVER TIME.
When Nature Hints About the Fooe

When there's no relish to any food
and all that one eats doesn't seem TO
do any good, then Is the time to make
a Turn over in the diet. for that's Ma.
lures way of dropping hint that tho
food isn't the kind required.
For number of years | followed
railroad work much OF 1t being Office
%crI OF trying nature
Meal times were our busiest Dart
OF the day. Eating too much and too
quickly or food such as Is commonly
served in hotels and restaurants. to-
gether with the sedentary habits we're
not long i'll giving me dyspepsia and
stomach trouble which reduced nv
weight from 205 to $50 pounds.
there was little relish in any food
and none of It seemed to do me any
good. 1t seemed the more / ate tho
thinner ! got and was always hungry
before another meal, no matter how
much / had eaten.
Then | commenced a fair trial ~
Grape-Nuts and was surprised how 1.
small saucer of 1t would carry MO
along, strong and with satisfied ammo.
tlte. until the next meal, with no sen.
saions OF hunger. weakness or dis
tress as before.
Il have been following this diet
now for several months and nv I'M
provement has been 30 great all tne
others In my family have taken up the
use Of Grape Nuts. with complets sat.
iSfaction and much improvement In
health and brain power
american people undoubtedly cat
hWriedly, have lots OF worry. thus
hincering digestion and therefore
need 4 food that ie predigested and
concentrated for nourisnment
There's a Reason"
LOOK In pkgs. for the famous littla
book. Tho Road to Wellville"
ever read the above letter? A new
one appears from time to time. They
are genuine, true. and full Of hur,an
interest.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-21
REV. DR.. ELWOOD BREAKS
DOWN FROM OVERWORK

Boston, April 21-The Rev. DR.. FL
Woou. of Worcester Emmanuel church
and leader Of the healing movement
which bears the name OF that church,
has broken down from overwork. The
only message that comes from the
sick room is that he is applying the
methods which he has been advocat-
ing from the pulpit to heal himself
The rector, ii Is said, ran too hard
against that barrier OF WEAKNESS"
beyond which Prof. James, of Har
ward, says is "the second wind" Of
energy and mental and physical ac-
tiyity, if the worn out person can
only get there.
DR.. Elwood did not get over the
barrier" and now his physicians tell
him that he must quit all work for at
least six months. His vestry has Civ
en- him leave of absence for that
length of time. and as soon as he is
able to travel he will go to some Sc
clu1ed place. He may accept the in
yitntlon of some friends who
are going TO the Arctic circle, or he
may take a wagon journey through
Northern Canada
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-21
IS
EVlDEN
INSANE
SUBDUED BY OFFICER AFTER A
BATTLE ROYAL.
Hurls Furniture Out Of Window of
Her Room In Palace Roomine
House.

Grace Jackson, the "cullud loidy."
who attracted considerable attention
not long ago by reclting In police court
her troubles with her erring husband,
a fight In which she bounced a wat
CT pitcher upon the latter's head. and
In sundry ways exhibited her dis
pleasure at finding him in company
with another chaTmer iS-again In the
tolls for creating rough house" at
an early hour this morning, on lower
Twenty fifth street
About a week aPo Grace was talk
en- with what afterward proved to
have been an apoplectic fit, In which
il required several sturdy officers to
Subdue and convey her to- the county
Jail. where she was examined as to
her sanity. Since then she had been
confined at the city jail until her re-
lease Wednesday night.
Early this morning, she appeared
at the Palace rooming house and ask
ed the landlady for the temporary use
of a room, saying that she was in
tending to take the morning train for
the west Her request was granted
and she repaired to the room designat-
ed. carrying her two suit cases
Soon afterward, she was heard rush
ing about In her room, muttering to
herself and apparently going into an
other tantlum. The landlady found
the door locked and could hear the
woman engaged in an animated dis
cussion with the invisible regarding
money. In which she invited some one
to come and see the money" Tho
sound of curtains being rent aSunder.
and other commotion. decided the
landlady in calling for the police.
Officer Hadlocll arrived on the scene
in time to see the greater part OF the
furniture of the room come flying out
the rear window First the chairs
and slop pail crashed down through
the skylight of the establishment be-
low; then came the stovepipe. suit
cases. bureau drawers, quilts, pillows.
etc. The officer managed 10 Chamber
up TO window, and then into the
room, where he found the excited wo-
man In the act Of hurting out the
stove. She at once attacked HIM.
tearing his uniform and giving him
battle royal for several minutes be-
fore he succeeded in slipping hand
cuffs over her wrists. Even then she
fought with desperation and endeav"
ored TO bite her captor, She Is now
locked in cell at the police station
charged with disturbing the peace,
while the proprietors of the hotel are
repairing the damage.
The police are convinced that the
woman is insane an opinion which Is
increased by her actions in regard to
the mirror in the room. Instead or
smashing the latter. the woman care
fully turned the piece OF furniture TO
the wall, and securing the wire from
the stove pipe, proceeded to bind the
mirror tightly in place. reinforcing
the window rods, which she twisted
tightly around the uprights of the mir
ror Insane people frequently pursue
these tactics with mirrors.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-21
P PRO MIN EN- 7
RAILROAD
MEN
ARRIVE FROM THE EAST TO IN.
SPECT LOCAL AFFAIRS.
President MoIes Refers to Splendid
Passenger Service Rendered on
Harrlman's Great System.

Special Consulting Engineer John D.
Isaacs of the Hartman system ar
rived from the east, In his private car,
on the westbound fast mall train this
afternoon. The private car Of General
Manages MoieS OF the Central Railroad
of Georgia was also attached TO tho
train. and during the afternoon the
two officials left Tor Salt Lake to pay
their respects 10 General Manager
Bancroft OF the Oregon Short Line
system.
The visitors Will return TO Ogden to-
night and Thursday morning General
Manager Moies will continue on 10 tho
Pacific coast. while Engineer Isaacs
Is expected To make a thorough In
spection of the cut-oif, and then pass
on various improvements In progress
and mapped out at Ogden.
This is the first trip General Man.
ager Moies has made over the Union
Pacific system for several years and
he Is enthusiastic In his commenda-
tion Of what he has observed on the
trip west from Omaha. He insists that
passenger service on the Hartman
lines In the west compares more than
favorably with similar service In the
south and east, and declares that the
Overland Limited trains running
through Ogden from Omaha to the
coast are as finely equipped as any
train service between Chicago and
New York
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-21
ORTHWESTERN PACIFIC
ROAD TO BE INSPECTED

San Francisco. April 21.-E. p. Rip
lev, president Of the Santa Fe railroad,
who arrived at Point Richmond in his
private car from the east yesterday
afternoon, will make a tour Of iD'
spection over the Northwestern Pacific
to determine whether or not to COM
plete that line to Eureka In addition
10 the filing in of gap between VII
Its and Shively. the construction oil
Il line from Albion on the coast TO
Healsburg is one of the matters which
will be discussed at a conference To-
day
According to the estimates furnish
ed Ripley by his engineers. it would
cost $9.000,000 OF $10.000,00O TO mako
the proposed Improvements.
THAT is a good deal to risk in rall'
road building In view Of the attacks
that have been made on the railroads
In the last few years he said. 'What
do | think Of the outlook at present
Well, / understand that there Is d
saner administration at Washington
now"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-21
pITIABLE PLIGHT
Fs88E rr DOPE FIE l.
@ElNg!&ias - Sg,H.lBsNgi

lhe CIty "a ~ the scene OF
as horrible an object lesson in the
great crusade against the drug habit
as Ii often seen anywhere. Since last
week, two confirmed dope heads"
have been serving sentences for petit
larceny. one being Harry Bard. who
stole shoes from the Reese Howell
store; and the other, Fred Engles,
who recently stole a flat-tron for
means to purchase the desired supply
OF drug.
Bard Is by far In the worst condi.
tion and his entreaties for "a shot of
morphine are pit.ful to hear. This
morning he was awakened by Ser
geant Crltchlow, and ordered to take
his place in the patrol wagon with
others Of the chain gang. but he re-
fused. claiming that nc was unable to
move from want OF his favoHte drug
Threats were Of no avail, and fin
ally the officer took small amount
Of tho white powder in his hand and
showed it to the prisoner. The unfor-
tunate "flend" arose with alacrity and
followed the outstretched hand with
its precious" contents like starved
dog following bone, After gettinP
the man into the wagon, small
orantity OF the dr''g 49, ~i~an TO
him, which, uDon his arrival at the
cemetery for the days work. he made
haste to dissolve md inject into his
arm as is his custom.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-21
PARTY
LEAVE FOR
PARK CITY
GUESTS OF sUPT. WHITNEY ARE
EQUIPPED FOR GOOD TIME.
wiz Make Brief Stops at Morgan,
Devils Slide and Echo and Then
Move on to Mining Camps.

A special train of four cars. Includ-
ing diner. day coach and a private
car. rolled out from the Union depot
FOR Park City this morning, having OH
coard Superintendent w. a. Whitney
of the Utah division OF the Union
Pacific and about forty OF the latter's
guests The party was composed OF
Mayor Brewer. all members OF the
Ogden city council. the heads of var
ious departments of the city govern
ment, the board of commissioners of
Weber county and number of Mr..
Whltney's personal friends, including
Dr. Joyce, Farley l.. Williams, w H.
Chevers, p. n. Cook. Fred Gentsch,
Resident Engineer A. @. Campbell. Ed
itor Frank Francis OF the Standard,
President Haywood OF the Commercial
National bank and several newspaper
men and prominent citizens Of Ogden
The trip to Park City includes stops
at Morgan, Devils Slide and Echo
and when the famous mining camp
is reached the visitors will be taken
through the underground workings of
the more prominent mines and then
given a key TO the city and all Ii con-
tainS.
The dining car is elaboratcly sup
piled with everything necessary for
the entertainment OF the excursionists
and royal good time is scheduled for
everyone on board the special, includ-
ing the trainmen in charge.
The party will return to Ogden this
evening, OF rather tonight, sometime,
as the distance TO Park City Is GS
miles, and stops at Morgan, Devils
Slide and Echo will absorb consider
able time. outside OF that required
to climb high up in the Wasatch
range.
Superintendent Whitney has sur
rounded himself with a number OF
ablc-bodied assistants, who will de-
vote their best efforts to aid in en-
tertainlng his guests. and as a result
a most enjoyable time is anticipated
by everyone on the special. y
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-21
TO RECEIVE GEOLOGICAL
SURVEY PUBL CATIONS

AS a result of letter addressed to
United States Senator George Suther-
land early In April. Prof. McKendrick.
principal of the Weber academy, re-
ceived information on the 18th that
this school hereafter will receive the
publications of the geological survey.
Mr.. Sutherland says, in part: II
am glad to be able to say to you that
have placed the Weber academy on
my list TO receive the publications Of
the United States geological survey.
These include monographs. bulletins
and folios, and vary from so to rs
each year. | think they will prove of
particular value, especially in an in
slitution that is teaching geography,
geology, minerology and kindred sub
jects"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-21
P R EP A r IN 6
FOR R ACE
MEET
INDEPENDENT COMPANY WILL
CONDUCT THE RACES.
New Stables Being Erected-over 200
Horses in Running Contest Muir
ray Sure of Success.

There seems to be some confusion
concerning the coming races to be
given at the Ogden Fair grounds for
tfteeH DAYS, beginning May 9TH
Many people have the impression that
the Fair association is giving the
races. This is an error. The Fair
association has rented the race track
to Mr.. w. NJ Murray for fifteen days.
and he has formed the Ogden Racing
association, and will give the races
under that name. The Fair associa-
tion and its officers have absolutely
nothing TO do or say about or concern
ing the races. The races Will be given
under the new management, which
assumes all the responsibility and liza
bility.
Mr.. w, M. Murray carries with him
the very best credentials for a horse
man to secure. Mr. Murray has been
manager of the Ell Paso. Texas, race
meetings. manager OF last years races
on the Utah State Fair association
ager In Butte, Chicago. California and
other places, and all of the Fair and
Race associations give Mr.. Murray
the very best letters, commencing his
honesty and his competency In regard
to handling horses and race meetings,
Mr.. Murray promises 10 have be
tween 200 and 300 horses In Ogden by
May 5th. One car load has arrived.
and horses will arrive now almost ev
cry day until the opening of the races.
Mr.. Murray is now erecting 100 new
box stalls on the grounds and expects
10 build private boxes for the grand
stand before the meeting begins.
Good hay Is In demand. Mr.. Muir
ray said today, that 1t looked as If he
would have to ship trainload of hay
from California, as race horses want
the very best hay In the market, and
all the Ogden dealers seem to be short
of hay. There is no doubt that Mr..
Murray will give the greatest running
races Utah people have ever seen.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-21

the cases of Smith ct al. VS.. Foss and
The Hamilton Insurance Co VS.. Pierce
are on call.
Would Compromise cIaim-In the
matter of the estate OF the late David
3. Alexander. the administrator has
filed petition In district court asking
for authority 10 compromise a claim In
the interest OF the estate.
Final Report FIIed-The final report
and an itcmized account OF all matters
connected with the estate OF the late
Elizabeth NJ. Andrews has been filed
In district court. with petition for an
order authorizing the distribution OF
the residue property.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-21

"A right-ofway over the following do
Scribed part of said Lot: Beginning At
the Northeast corner Of said Lot s and
running thence South ia feet; thence
West 49, icu-. ..
thence East 122 feet; thence North
157 feet; thence East 10 feet % tho
place of beginning. situated In tho
Southeast quarter of Section 20. town.
ship 6 North. Range One West. Salt
Lake Meridian. u. S. Survey. In tho
County of Weber and State ri Utah.
Dated at Ogden City, Wehe,- Conn.
ty, Utah, this 21st day of April. 1904.
Il. y. WILSON Sheriff.
BY Carl Allison. DepuIy Sheriff.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-21
YOUNG GIRL DISAPPEARS
AND MAY BE KIDNAPPED

Chicago, April 21-Anna May Sher-
idan, Is years old, a pupil in the Ro-
man Catholic Assumption school, has
disappeared and her parents fear that
she has been kidnapped She was in
!ured several years ago in an accident
and received S17 900 damages and her
father believes that some one, who
knows she has the money, is holding
her In the hope OF obtaining part of it.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-21
TWO INCHES OF SNOW
FALLS IN DENVER

Denver, Apri 4l.-Nearly c,o
inches Of snow fell in Denver last
night. and more is predicted for to.
night and tomorrow This Is the
eighth day in April. on which snow
has fallen. Snow is also reported
south and west In the state, and fruit
growers in the Grand valley are build-
Ing smudges TO protect the fruit trees
from damage by frost.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-21
RANDOM
REFERENCES

There is, difference III quality as
well as In the price OF butter. Insist
on b, & G. Butter, and you have the
best
Nevada Miner In Town.. Nj Will
liams. miner from Contact, Neva-
da, is in the city. He has with him
samples OF copper, gold and silver
ores. Some of his samples show UP
free gold and silver He says that
the Contact country is on the boom,
and that his county will show up the
largest copper mines in the nation.
Elk Coal-No SCOT. no rocks, no
clinkers. The family coal John Farr,
phone 27.
Fire Alarm Success-Tues,lay
noon west side parent gave his lit
tie son his watch to play with tenn
porarily, and the little follow quietly
marched off TO the Quincy avenue
school with the ticker" before his alb.
sence was noticed An hour later his
father followed the boy TO school to
secure the watch, and mistaking the
fire alarm mob for bell. he rang 1t
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-21
GRAND MUSICALE ON
NEXT FRIDAY EVENING

Squire Coop's male chorus of forty
singers, the Shubert quartette, prize
winners at the Eisteddfod, and a num-
ber OF soloists will give concert at
the Congregational church, at Sis
p. nj, Friday, April 90. Holders of
the Musical History Course tickets
Will be admitted free. Single tickets
SO cents.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-21
FORMER UNITED STATES
SENATOR TURPIE DIES

Indianapolis, April 21-Former
United States Senator David Turpie
died today, at his home in this city.
Mr. Turpie defeated his Republican
opponent, Benjamin Harrison, for the
senatorship in 1887. He was re-elect.
ed in 1898, Mr.. Turpie was born in
Hamilton county, Ohio, in 1929.