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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17
BLACK FIEND KILLS
Graeseme Crine Discovered at
Savannah. Go.
WHHTR WOMEN VICTIMS
eavsnash ehsssssd and Cutrssed ovsr
o.s OF the Nest passaecIy Crimes
Evsr esnmistsl In lie Hlstsry-
psaiss Arrest 80 Negroes.

Savannah. GA gruesoms crime
as the result OF sn assaul. by nc
gro vas brought to light when ner-
seas forced Asir way tnto the homo
Of Nrs. Eaixa Gribble at this place.
watch hsA been oiOsed 80 Ian. as to
arouse ssspseiAns Of something vrca..
Upon catering the ros:dc2ee nrs.
Grfthis was feund dead in one Of the
bed rsens vita her head beaten into
= pulp. Further search tAea found
Mrs. Carrie 0hfsnee. q daughter. dead
Hsr. head haa Assa split wlec open
WITH se:ae sharp isssrurneat, suppo5-
sdiy an axe.
The third isGs OF tSs residence,
! second 6aueAer G: Mr1. Gribble,
vas later seuaa In q dying condition
in the yosn.
All iadica:csa- point 10 the fact
that the wenaa we're nurcered during
the night By 4 negro whe eate-ed the
home with the iasentisa OF commit
ting IN aasau!t.
Caught In Police 0rsoa::.
One Asndrsd and fly negro men.
caught is the. mesAsy ef the police
Srasnst eAreugA Yan1e-av. the negro
sect!ea oe tcs city. are prisoners in
tho peilss station. ths theory Of the
police estAg that q negro man, hay
Ing planned an assault xpoa Mrs.
OhiaaaW, was compelled to commit
the eksisr erirass Ia orcer 20 escape.
Police believe that this nssro. using
an AZ tx*sa from she woodshed in
tas rsar ss the crtbh!o hcns, be:t
Mrs 0xfbsis to esath. struck down
the oeAs, woman aAd after assault
lag Mrs. cniandsr IN the vide. long
halfway, wASre the bodies were found,
fnixAed his terrific work By beating
IN Der fiRall w.th tie weapon.
$1,000 Reward Offered
Mayor TideRan has offered \ re-
ward Of s1.ecs. with evidence to con-
vict, for che sstest Of the negro who
committed tAe esfme.
The city Of Savannah vas thrown
into O fursre Of exeitSaAsn, over the
awful crime
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17

Leak % New @aGbsae@w eawsAa Eae4-
NE 0aIarAe a As~AsaN
Kanou-v.-TNs d&yabst@ 90 esW
esa taaRs ta tAs M-eAAsa -@@ns's
ofasorc0k." sa @e Mgan @aoA IN
foiiewsa BY sa sssseatrs 90 con dS0
less Of nazy lSsR. JAs se9elAam ~w
eAs 10 islk 10 . asv WAdahGA@
Ezexping wAs aaangAg 10 hh
ecsse. vAsAs e oe@s On eAnAM@ ~GM
NE Ares. sAss!sg q easS@ee 0gg9R-
Rsen-
Tea Dsa ara rsSeSses VaAA 90
Gsvsatssn nisslsS d % aA@a@ ~N
tain tAat al of tASAs &c anAA P@W
nsu we're dsagssep@ MD~& @
whsn several sxzas4 seeA&.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17
oaa aa-a Auto Victim.

ArAatA.-An sutarcpile party OF
foxr yosaS men came 70 a sudden and
disastrous esdiss on the Peschtree
rest. whan the right rear wheel fell
frcn tAA axle. throwing the car vio-
kelly tnto q dItea. z. Jones. better
kre IN a. Daredevil" Jones. who was
drivAg tao err. suffered n depressed
fracture Of the skull. aad was taken
TO the Grady hospital, whore he died
q short while afteYvar4. Jones had
won several amateur automobile
races
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17
independence Of the Home
Lost In Modern Apartments.
BY the RsvJ CLeNSoN. Arehbisnos of

BY th Rev. o ST.
modern dweler has be something like the
cliff dweller in the pueblos of the Like them
w. our modern citizens build another instead
of houses Of their live apartments that bear
body eses
APARTMENTS ARE DEPENDENT THEIR coMNcs AND CO.
iNcs, DEPENDENT HEAT DEPENDENT
SOUL, ELEVATOR JANiToR
But tle MODERN APARTMENT HAS CONE TO STAY,
criticism will prevent its growing popularity You will
today driven because he
help the help procurs won't help him. that there
independence enough be found in the apartments and tins and
responsibility demand it. will admit much Of this Still
apartment house. whatever its advantage is NOT AND CAN
NOT BECOME HOME Dependence is still your es legend
With sbstructions and restrictions of all kinds around it.
AuhLIATNG WOULD CLAIM TO sx
HsAD MUST BG
TIME, THE FAMILY. THE RULES
APARTMENT NOT suP7oeE THAT YOU
4
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17
TNAW sTlLL FtcHrtNc

eA&5Sr Of NMtta Is Raseivec % eAiA
HIs Liberty.
White Piafns, ". Y.-Sotwfhstaad-
Ing his repeated ICouHs By the courts
Harry r Th&w Is still sryics to est
aw~v from &Assc4Ear.
Hfs attorney has obtained IN order
Aese directing tho ecsasT!tIes @: the
ss1iurs " SHOW CAUSE wA7 rha~
aAa3td ne b. ttaaSfsessd % eoros
ekhar iHctit<aaSr. SHe petx:sn "a
which ta!z eEceT vas granted uas
m.he ~ ''r' Vary c. Tha~, vHo al
leSNs @&t ThGw ls being misereatea
At A4ttcaEEn
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17
BLOODY CRIMES STIR FRANCE.

Twelve Persons Have Recently Been
Cruelty Doee 70 Death.
Paris.-FraAcs 10 stirred By ne
discovery Of two Aerrfble crimes AZ
Marseilles a wine ssaisr slew his
whole family and killed himgSK. He
shot his mother sad cut the throsts
Of his wife and their three children
With a razor.
As a farm Reay %exAe-To, two Swiss
os~hercers, bsnt' on robbery. lursd
n farmer, his wife and four domssties
to 4 COW house. whore ell vers slaiA
The murdersrs escaped to 4 nearSy
forest.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17
Met Death In Elevator.

Akron, Ohio.-Th.sueh ths parting
Of IN elevator cable ia cne Few Coco
rich bsilding, James Yeana was
killed, and Gay LAroese wss fatally
hurt Yennar Asad vas practically
severed from his Asdy. Later. Frank
Hardgrevs. issnfns eAsougA . wincow
On the same aner OF he building. fell
sut ana brsks hss ns<k.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17
TaN fseses a Wapnln~

Waehin S:on.-It is said President
Taft has served notice on ambitious
members Of congress that the newly
organized machinery for the ta41ng OF
the coming census liz not to be xtilizes
for political ends. Re addressed
eighty-fve supervisors of the census
at the executive Office and told them
piataiy that II they used their oflces
or permitted the enumerAters directly
uxAe@ them to further political GAGS
he would remove them promptly.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17
Sen. MONEYCHOSEA
Democratic Party Lesess m @
ljniteS SDes SeAae@
SuccEzDs cuzBEhsoH

BenatoS m&@wn, q &AepetA Ne 1e@a
Msnsfsnsa Fer tAe Newer, S~A -
h@Sssd to Aaww wls Name % Do
Us~d-eh~sly Nss-e&Mwr@A.
Washinc ceen.-IS caucus Go @@S-
crats slsetsd SasAaaw u. a 8mmaw. o.
Nississipps. 40 niAstsaS lasAss g IAN
senate TO seeeee& @Aeassr Cvfb@sva@
Of Texas. vAess rsssg9skSsa waD De~
sentsd. Sssatar cuiAssS@ resigned
on aceeuae Of ~ AaA2A.
Senator Bases, e6 e0as@A. AAA
been mentioned vssy prsmaasaS@ sw
the chairnaasAtr al he saSess, bwt
would not consent 10 sa o sAme@@Gb
in any sense II Il AvsfvAA s osAea@
with Senator Hsaw. saasasT IA
con had been GsersaeAeA vita a
offer OF the saAismaasAis wAsa o
was uaAsssteod ~ ss1s q Ae isAA
ers that HsnassT Msasy. On seo~wnA
Of the reesst Ill heath, nisAt - b
q candidate. TAe ssaG1sY from @oae-
sia replied that sasS!a ssSA str&saN
stances dsvsisp. he wsz0 osAsSBa @
be a candidate. ana &st sRA3@w9SA
Senator Eoasy. new aeRv3Ag @e
last year OF his terra. AAe been I'm wH
senate twelve .saSs A81 dee vtds-
president Of t2s caucus WA@ @@@a-
tar CHlbersea -astG1oA
Senator ohivssV. Ge I1@mnA, w~n
elected vtes-eAsiYNAA
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17

oyMtA4aae, Ky-The barn OF Ed.
ward Judy. together with 5000 pounds
Gf tobacco. ut Beaver Baptist church,
Gas county, was burned presumably
ey nigAt riders All telephone wires
am the Vicinity were cut and several
ahots were fred Judy was an inde-
@saaent grower He recently sold his
crop 70 q local Euyer but had not de-
NRNrRA
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17
eaa&$er HeLaurla ~.

Efs@ao@, HSAs,-Senater 4. J. Ne
LAarin, 6 Mississippi. Is e..ucAily
m ak Ais home in Brandon, his sii-
Guas being StszaeA trouble, f-on
wA4eA In las 0&S been O su1crs1.
W1i2s his rAysIclA&s are hopeful ef
an ultimate recovery. Ais relatives
and fTleads are Huca concerned
Senator MdA&uSin 10 In his six~
AfSt 5N4r.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17

Chicago, nl-Fe&ReaA e&eA@.
Piedmont. Ca. 10 60 Assaa SeM
cling insticutien % ssedksD ss@s&a8@
at the hands Il DC. .. g. PoAeeaeA.
the HinsdSas nicasAsas& 4 SA@@
for sf5.oce. wAtsa wAs waosa @
trustees ot ne ssaese ssAsAaAAs Q
$1,000 trust fsaa. tAs ssazseeA ens
which vas ssasse4 ~ &sawaaamAm-
self He agreed % esAGae eeGOee
Il ae consss rajsea 0s rsMa4GAsv.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17
E.cre Killed Aoee White Man.

Harlem, Ga.-%.vs Of she killing
OF 2ack Kendrick, an aged citizen
OF Columbia courty. by q negro. Ju-
l!ar Lunpkin. has reached here. kr.
KendrLck was over 10 years old, and
en ex-eonfederate veteran. He lived
In No. 3 district, which is loeatsd
ne1t to the Savannah river. where
very few white families 1--we. The
killing occurred at cAe Ttcre OF Mr..
Kendrick. the Eegro attacking the
OLD =aa with o scantiixg.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17

AR@ns~ VNdNF 6VT7eon's krKe.
4adrt6.-K1Ag Alfonso condition is
seratnS extreme anxiety at ceuTt.
The kiSs 10 suffering fror q tueercu-
lests affection Of the post-aasnl parts
or the in2er ear Dr. NuaYoe. az Dor-
esaDx. Aas DsTfnrmed three slight se-
epa4iszs b c&Se4 the disease Nov
fesrca eSazAkbSn hAs Become Races-
safy and toe queen 10 much eoacera-
"a eeact tho result. In viaw es tAs
hinEs weakpeed condition.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17
Atlanta wsm.a raas, 40 LA

Atlanta WsmaR TARsO Aw AA
Atlaata-Dssc@Aeae IN @e@wwm
Of Asr sepa.at1na fsasa ASs esaa&
sen. who haa AeAa eailsa Bean On
city by business !pssesssA, - Con-
Land. ST.. eeaamitesa ssS9os I'M Asw
roc:. in boarding. ASass q lse Mm@A
son street, By sAesGAg aseSaR @sWAN
the heas With o SSeA&A0 ss~a@Ww.
Mrs. Lsad shot hsrSset eWsAG Do
night. as the body was sssA snA MdHn
when found Iyiag sa ne Hsa GA@ma
. o'clock In the @omeAg.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17
Editors Home pynamI.ed.

sc. Louis.-The residence Of Marry
B. Wendell. city editor Of T1s st.
Louis Star. has been dynaaaited. A
note showed under the door ana fsnad
after the explosion. read: H. w
Be careful. next time under rour
chair" TAe note vaa unsigned.
wandell refused to discuss the Gauge
OF the explosioa. pleading isncrx1cs.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17

Peasascsa. FA.-Atsx a1eAazA& .
day In the fields co kW@1, wa6hA
ney hsA been pla2afsg AU Wea4n.
Emory Williams aad 9s&@seM Gsnm-
Geld, preniEsat planters. e AAAs 9Gm-
fay. became sAgnssa A q 6dAs @
they neareG tAeir As@as sAA osMfA-
Geld was instantly kAisa. 4w@aSA Do
Close OF As AVat As MeA Aag@
drinking. n is sAid. aaa GO @aw W9~
pared to separate, s4sy esAsfaiS4 s~ar
the division Of tie gams.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17

Nsw Yesk.--The estate OF Calvin
reiso. q retired merchant aud forty.
nfnay, a2eu1ts se te.4<s.<ee. accord
ins 70 aoRAastts Sled IN the Snrre
gates eeax< here. Paige wsnt ~ee,
In the feesfrsnt Of tie A5st Eclc rush
He built up q iATse fsetsas. LIZ neve.
married. ana Ab niece and nephew
divide tie greater part Of his estate.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17

San Fraacisce.-~Tae trial Of Pat
sick c.sihe.n. rSeSieent OF rne United
Railways ef this city. has hesa esA-
Uaued ey judge william P. LAuScs.
Hnsc January 10 This was a tns
rasuest ef the &sty1ct :ssor.cy ana
esense1 Ger tas Gefsnss. District AT
tseasy ImagoCa explained @a. he do
ErN3 to give c1s iheoEAg n@xiet
s<tsensy, ctarSeE II. Fsetert. an oS-
perteEkty 70 assist In ieisciinx tAs
MrT.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17

st. Jehn. n. F-r14teea lives ana
t5eo.eeo In property lost On land ana
sea ls the toll noW known to Aava
been txksn BY the storm which rs-
Gently swept New rouadland. Ali
the yictias c9 the storm were aa.
tt~ey.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17
wemer ees, AlA.nv pe.,.c,e.

WlshlaStea.-Anozg the spnsiAs.
nezts gGnt to the senate sor esnfrna-
len by sAe president was that ss
Gra. e. r. Brineerry, postmaster -
Aio3ay. Ga. % succeed her husband.
who k@Ae receztly Of injuries susfsiA.
ca I'm a runaway AecIdeMt.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17

wsshinStoa.--DrswasA 80 o.
spsasieie Ter Ases asAfAs HazAae 1ese
In cAe United 9NAtes AAvy aAa mAzeDs
eesps. vita an asssaes s9aMeA %
S.sl3. tAsa sAy AgAsr eNasA 90 mam
having nat AaSr rae N sas wamaR
eravs cut st a sesal se GO epAMo Ew
ne yeer 7As rAGS m 0umamm p@
i.ese ef ss1e4s4 wAa &@
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17

Beaten TO Death With ersee knucks
Es Paroin, FA-OAcsrs are scour
Ing tie county Ia search Of Lem Ba
ker, a White man. who Is charged with
killisz J. 3. Todd. section foreman
here. II is said that In aght follow
Ing : quarrel. BSker literally bea'
Todd % death with brass kauckE. Ba
ker formerly Lived In Baalsy. Ga.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17
c,ess. o6d Fenc~ Dead

Bangor. issaAe.-Phiaasas Bacesl-
dor. saie 70 ns the Oldest 1ember OF
the iadspeateae Order ef Dad Fol
lows In the world. died here. aged ss
years. He kaa been m ODE rciieT
for Hses t4an kaN Q caaeu>y sse
Aae keif 4s e@ee es esAxe pa;riIrsn.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17

Denve1.-Mss. Area p. AsAo, ~
Gently convicted Of sas&sk aA9 On o.
tempt to blAekman Ma 0SnsTees0
Chandler Phipps. se Dsassr. euR aR
s1eo. 900, has AeeA ss23aAWa @ @st
lass than one pear A@ MmU @mm
eighteen years IN the sen1enmGmaW.
She will be subjsst % yAaaas al @S
end of q year.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17
f.1Y7 NrM 0. A. Rx

WasAinEssa.-SRHee the meeting
two mcnthE ago q tie board Of man
agensnt eS the Daughters OK the
American Revdutioa. i.s17 Asw mem
esrs have seeA added 70 tie orSsniEa-
tea. TIT cs then this @srth.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17
Skating Causes Five Deaths.

Philadelphia, PA-F1ve deaths re-
ezitsA from the Inauguration u the
GkAting season In this state and New
Jersey. Four of the victims were
Asys. and the ffth. father, who was
arewHSd after rescuinE his 12year-old
eee.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17

0ak HAfoor. Ohio.-Nelson Davida.
a@ed 10, and Mary MylandeS. aged
a, beth school teachers, were drown
a vale skating on the Portage river
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17
HAEVEST0F DEATH
Winters Storm on Lake Takes
Toll Of Many Lives.
50 PERSONS persisted
@wrrr n~ &c@sa Erle Aias laid T5nSse
ixa1p ~&An SkNn.sso Wor.A ef Veg
Gel Sorsrty-ossd ereuoee ts
Port.

Cleveland, Ohio.-The winter storm
which passed over Lake Erie reapec
q deadly harvest and laid waste moro
Aa2 81 a.cec. 900 worth OF vessel psoo
es0. Late reports STOW tIat o.
tires were lost. thSt 20 sailors wore
rescued. that four boats were dc
s&feyed and tAat aaa sustained isav,
&aHaEes.
A summary os tho s:osa's WoEs
sAows:
Steamer Clarion burned; fifteen
lives lost, six saved.
Steamer w. C. Richardson sunk
ave drowned, fourteen saved
Car ferry Marquette and Be&selaeI
No. , wrecked; thirty-two lives lost
Tow boat sunk; no lives lost.
saIlor from Richardson. cTasSd by
exposure, committed suicide.
Erie, PA-w!th her nag at half
mast the state fisheries boat, Com
moAors Perry, brought to this port
the dead and frozen bodies of nine
members of the crew OF the BesSemcr
and Marquette ferry No. 2, which left
Connsaut, Ohio, carrying thirty-two
men. and which probably foundsrca
EA the middle of Lake Erie.
News Of the finding Of the bodies
Asd reached the city, and thousands
Of persons swarmed the wharves AS
soon as the ash boat made fast a
force Of men, with tackle, set to work
raiaing the dead Bodies Of the men to
the dsek. where wagons were in wait.
AG.
The procession Of dead passed
through the principal streets Of the
etty wi:h hundreds OF people fclie~-
ms.
cAansAa4 cNAo, wa@s Rcee OF sas
sses lived, was noeifed ~ tsisoAoas.
eaa Q Aaaered rssfgsAss of SHAT city
arrived here within two hours. They
were taken directly to the coroner's
norgue, who're idenuncations were
made.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17
Wanan charrad Wifh RIackNal

W0Ns1h OHaTSWu WISH wIECKRsHII.
C1ndaa&a. OAie.-TAs grand Jury
has resurAsa 90 Indictment charging
h1adkHaa against MrB. 5eaastte Sew
a-4iFoxd. tae "NeEasA n the waryiag q
sEse." Mn. YsrG has already AeaA
t~fss h&fs&Sk.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17
Boys Would Stay On Farm
Were Life Made Attractive.

y, n. GARFIELD rarn,.r q:
ESsES 1E farm i. PLACE OF DRUDGERY when % AsuA
& beA PLACE OF BEAUTY 1t hes los. its hold the
w. boy. because of that deadenng drudgery.
The country school, with its decreasing numbers, has
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17
zeisys's san 10 SUED.

- ~fS-Su7t fsr $4,000 for
i.-.. CT pesanaso 20 marry les beea
+. @si here againKt OT. Aaaaeea 1e-
lay, .scead soa af President Zsi2ya,
OF .;!cssASzA. Ay kHs&Asfh JsrH
Eeso.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-17
World Never
Better Than 1t
Is Today.
n, so<EpH w. ysLk. as..,.c x.v..asr Of rfisssusI.

So LTitcyCn RgLEVE ThE MlIEANvsl 10 FAA
aWAY. ALSO BELIEVE THAT TAE woRAD wAs
: NEVER BETTER THAN IT 10 TO-DAY AND THAT iT
i IS oRoWIi:G BETTER EVERY DAY.
Tho PUBLIC CONSCIENCE which is keen.r
and more active than ever before IL responsible for
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-30
FRATERNAL
ORDER OF OWLS
MODERN wooomgn oF AMERICA.

Utah Camp No 1890 Business meet.
ings hrst and third Tuesdays. Team
drill second and fourth Tuesday nights
at s p. NJ, Eagle Hall.
A. w. AGEE. V. C.
], H. SHAFETG Clerk.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-30
ALIAS SUMMONS.


In the Municipal Court within ana
for the City of Ogden, County OF We
Der, State OF Utah.
Before Hon. j. D. Murphy. Mnnici,.
pal Judge and Ex-Omcio Justice Oh
the Peace.
Rasmus Christensen, Plaintiff, Ns'
L. p. Dorr. defendant.
Tho state of Utah. to said defenn-
ant
You arc hereby summoned to-appeaT
before the above entitled court within
ten lO) days after s6ryfcC Of tnlS
summons upon you. If served ~ithln
the county In which thls action Is
brought. otherwise Within twenty days
after this service and defend the
above entitled action; in case Of your
failure to do so, Judgment VIII be
rendered against you according 10 me
demand OF the complaint in said ac-
ton, which was filed in said court on
the 18th day Of June. A. d. 1909.
TO the Sheriff or any Constable OF
Weber County. greeting:
Make legal service and due return
hereof
Witness. Hon. J. o. Murphy. Judge
OF said Court with tho Seal thereon,
this 25th day of June. 1909.
(SEAL) /. y. FULTON,
Clerk.
This action is brought 10 recover
from the defendant the sum of $3.50.
alleged 10 be due upon a certain prom
issory note made. executed and de-
llycred by the defendant 10 the plain
TN. DAVID JENSEN.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-30

Beverley, Mass. Aug. 29.-Presl-
dent TAFT today accepted the resgna-
tion of Ormsby McHarg. assistant sec.
reiary Of the Interior. Secretary
Nagel head OF tho department had a
conference with President Paft 10.
day and discussed rho question OF :.
successor TO McHarg. -----
Secretary -Nagcl received a. Iettor
from the assistant 'secrc1aryi7s 7saying
that he mmst adhere to his frst .inten-
'lon OF remaining In the department
only SIX months. This term viii eX-
plre September I and by that time
secretary Nagcl hopes TO be ready to
announce the choice of new assis-
tant.
Mr.. McHarG announced some time
ago that he soon would engage in
private business. In his letter 10 Sec.
rotary Nagel he says. however. tha;
If a successor cannot be found by
September 4, he will continue in Office
until October /.
There was no one In Beverly today
willing 10 say y-that Mr.. McHargs resig-
nation was In any wise the result Of
the interview published in Washing
ton last week, in which he Is credited
with saying some sharp things about
former President Roosevelt and his
policy Of forest conservation
MIR. McIlarg is said TO havo grown
bitter over the free manner in which
some OF the government officials I'm
Washington, generally known as the
Roosevelt clement have been criti.
cislng members OF the Taft admins
trntion.
Consequently, he Is reported 10
have expressed his own views and the
controversy started by Chief Forester
Pinchot with Secretary BallinGer is
declared here to be growing 10 such
proportions that the president will
have to take a hand
Mr.. Taft has been reluctant 10 take
official cognizance OF the controversy
which started at the Irrigation Con
gress In Spokane. continued through
the trans-MissIssipp conference at
Denver and since then has been
waged at the National capital 1t
seems now. however. that he would
have TO take a hand in the tangle.
President Taft also had with him
today Secretary Knox and Secretary
Meyer It IS said that the Pinchot.
Rallinger controversy had a share In
the discussion.
President Taft has no engagement
to see Secretary BallinCcr earlier
than Just prior TO his arrival in Sc.
attic on September %.
Mr.. Balllnger has accepted an invi-
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NOTICE OF INTENTION.

Notice Is hereby given by the city
council Of ogden City. Utah. Of the
intention of such council TO make the
following Improvements. to-wit
To open Hudson Avenue through
Block twenty-five (25), Plat a, Og-
den City Survey, sixty (6O) feet
wide through the center of said Block
twenty-five (25l, the whole distance
from 18th to 25th Streets. said avenue
to be thirty C3O) feet In width on
either and both sides of the center
line OF said Block.
The estimated cost OF said improve
ments is 100000
The district affected by said I'M
proyements is the whole of said Hud-
son Avenue 10 be opened and strip
OF land forty-eIght (4S) feet in width
on either and both sides of said Ave
nue. when opened as proposed and
abutting thereon.
For the payment Of the costs and
expenses of making said improve
ments the city council intends 10 levy
and collect special and local taxes up
on the lots, blocks, parts of lots,
blocks, lands and real estate lying and
being within the boundaries OF the dis
trict benefited and affected, TO the eX-
tent OF the benefits 10 said property
by reason of said Improvements.
The district to be benefited and af-
fected by said Improvements and
taxed to paw the costs and expenses OF
same Is a strip OF land fory-eight (4s)
feet wide abutting on the East side OF
said Hudson Avenue when opened as
proposed. beginning thirty-four (34)
and 6ve-tenths (345) feet South Of
the North line OF Lot one %. and run
ming thence North 10 the South line OF
Lot seven a.; and a strip of land
forty-eight (4S) feet wide abutting on
the West side of said Hudson Avenue
when opened as proposed, beginning
AT the North line Of Lot two (2) and
running thence North 10 the South
line of Lot six Co, all in said Block
twenty-five (25).
The city council will. on Monday.
the Goth day OF September. 1909. at s
O'Clock p. NJ. in the city council cham
Der. City Hall, Ogden. Utah, hear OBJ
iections in writing from any and all
persons interested in said local and
special assessment.
By order of the city council Aug.
ust %, 1909.
A. F. PARKER.
City Engineer.
First publication August 2S, 1909.
Last publication September is. 1909.
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ARMY OFFICERS NOW
FAVOR AEROPLANES

Washington. Aug. 29-Thc events in
the field Of acrouauucs within the
next month will. it was said today, de-
termine the course which the secretary
of war and the army signal corps viii
follow with respect 10 the equipment
Of the army with aeroplanes and dirig-
lble balloons.
The success of aviation week at
Rheims has been an important factor
In determining the course of the signal
corps. Tho army now has Baldwin