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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-04-30
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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-04-30
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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-04-30
GOVERNOR STUART
WILL ESCORT TAFT

Petersburg, Va, April 3O.--Goy
Stuart, of Pennsylvania, and his stat
will be in the party which escorts
President Taft to Ft Malone, where
ne will unveil a sixty-foot monument
md bronze heroic statue on the
morning OF May 10.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-04-30
GIRL BROWNS SELF.

Norfolk, Va, April 30.-Mary Cor
bell. % years old, beautiful daugh-
ter of William Coioell, deranged by
long flness, committed suicide yes
terday by stealing from the house
while other members OF the family
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-04-30

slept and drowning herself in the
creek I'm the rear. Her father founf
the body.
The girl, clad only In her best
might robe and daintiest hose. lay In
only three inches OF water. She had
been seen reading her bible up to
n m,
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-04-30

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It is certainly appreciated.
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CLINT BAILEY
MERCHANDISE co,

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226 South Bland street.
Mr.. c. b. Wilson is now with the
above firm and would be glad to have
his old friends and customers call
and trade with INN.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-01
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-
Nit:
To create Childs Avenue from 29th
Street South 34742 lin. II or to South
line Of Childs Addition as a sewer
district, and 10 build therein pipe sew
CTS inches in diameter, connecting
with the manholes OF the present sew
er system and with such manholes
as may be necessary and to dcfray
the costs aud expenses Of the same.
estimated at $4,000 by local as
sessment for a depth of 1872 feet upon
the lots. blocks. parts of lots and
blocks lands and real estate being
within said district abuttiDg and
bounding upon the outer boundary
lines of said street
The boundaries of the said district
10 be benefited or affected by said
Improvements are lines drawn 1872
feet outward from and parallel to the
outer boundary lines OF the said
street for the whole length thereof
from 10Th Street South TO South limo
OF Chids Addition.
For the payment of the costs and
expenses Of making said improve
nentS the City Council intends 10
ovy and collect special and local
axes upon the lots, blocks, pars Of
OTIS and blocks. lands and real estate,
ying and being within the boundaries
the said district TO be created TO
,he extent of the benefits TO said
property by reason OF said improve
ments.
The City Council will, on Monday
the 22nd day of November, 1909. at
o'clock D NJ, in the City Council
Chamber. City Hall. ogden. Utah.
hear objections in writing from any
and all persons interested In said To-
eal and special assessment
Ordered by the City Council Octo-
Ter 25tb. 1909
A. r. PARKER,
City Engineer
First publication October 20, 1909
Last publication November 20, 1909
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-01

Variety" pleased the audience with
their singing aud dancing. Gardner
Is very clever with q baton ana his
guitar playing IS treat The singing
and dancing messenger boys. Leeyer.
Lee, Nanny and Roberts pleased the
audience enormously The boys are
excellent singers and dancers and
their act contains many things tha
are really new Patsy Doyle, the
droll humorist" kept the audience
chuckling with his jokes and songs.
He was well received Maxims
models I'm list of living pictures
pleased the audience greatly, The
pictures are wonderful and especially
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-01
CONFERENCE WAS
WELL ATTENDED

The Ogden tabernacle was crowded
10 the doors at both sessions OF the
quarterly conference OF the Ogden
stake held yesterday. The first ses-
sion was held at 10 O'Clock In the
morning. Apostles George F. Rich
ards and John Henry Smith, President
Thomas B. Evans and Seymour B.
ymnc were the speakers al the morn
inc session. Their addresses dealt
largely with the duties of the various
forms Of priesthood in the Mormon
church
In the afternoon at o'clock an.
other big crowd attended the session
and listened to addresses by Prof.
" NJ McKendrick OF the Weber ac-
ademy. Apostle John Henry Smith,
SEYMOUR u. Young and ]. Clark The
afternoon was devoted largely TO a
discussion OF temperance and home
training.
The choir under the direction OF
Prof. Joseph Ballantyne rendered a
special programme at both sessions.
The Joint conference of the Young
Ladies' and Young Mems Mutual I'M
movement Association of the Ogden
stake met at the tabernacle last night
In quarterly StSolCus OWl0b W HcIl-
ons Illness. Apostle Heber j. Grant
who had been expected TO speak
could not be present Prof Bryan S,
Hinkley Of the Board OF Aides to the
general superintcndency OF the two
associations was substituted and de.
lIvered Hghly instructive address
on the far reaching magnitude of the
work being carried on by the associa-
tions Prof. Hinckley spoke at length
on character building depicting the
many sides OF human character He
spoke With much favor OF a movement
10 adopt a system physical culture
looking 10 the establishment OF bet
.er quality OF gymnasiums. Prof.
Hinckley had large audience CON-
noscd of men. women and children
Who listened atteutively for an hour
ind half To the speakers words.
The Pleasant View choir under the
direction OF Joseph Marshall rendered
an excellent program. Mrs. A r. C.
Smith and Walter Stephens each sang
solos
The work OF the two improvement
associations in the Ogden stake is
under the superIntendency Of Thomas
F. Farr and Miss Helen Maycock.
each assisted by a board of aides
which are thoroughly organizing the
associations for more effective work.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-01
-ARCE AUDIENCE
HEARS MRS. UhRUH

A large and enthusiastic audience
greeted Mrs. Ada Wallace Unruh.
)tate president of the Oregon w. C,
T. U. at the Baptist church last night
where she delivered highly interest
Ing address on the Issues of the DAY.
Mrs. Unruh has Just returned from
The national convention OF the ". C.
T. Z. which was held at Omaha, and
which was attended By delegates from
All parts OF the United States.
Her address last night was logical
and forceful and dealt with issues
winch are found in every city.
:, ms afternoon at o'clock Mrs.
Shruh VIII speak at the homo of Mrs.
y .. Gordon. 55l Twenty-fifth street
sn tne subject: The White Slave
Tamc aud Segregation" All ladies'
nlefested In that subject are invited
n's- unruh rs a speaker OF experience
inu wen acquainted with her subject
Mrs. Unruh when asked IL she did
.ot think that well defined red light
sstFcI regulated by the city was The
'est way to handle this evil said most
nlpnducally. No. Experience has
% uven tnnt the evil can be success.
u"s promoted where the citizens are
y earnest and that a regulated red.
asnt district and so called regulation
s,npiy s,npy encourages the evil Portland
,'oseo Its rediight district and it was
great success so far as reducing
,ue evil was concerned, but when a
,ew administration came In. II was
.nounced that the district would he
reopened and the denizens who had
Uin'eriy occupied the district came in
~ ~ 'pe trains In great numbers. and
s,ie opening was attended by the most
snfmeiul scenes. The evil is not nee.
ecssary and should be abolished in
tnrisuan America. And 1t will be
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-01
First Ward

swing aud dash to this weeks en-.
tertaiument chat Is delightful. The
variety is good There is much clever
dancing and the singing Is all that
a music lover could wish Tor. The
evenings entertainment was opened
by Paul Neyins and Ruby Erwood IN
q sketch which gave opportunity for
some clever dancing and character
work. They were repeatedly encor-
ed. Sig. Luciano Lucca. who Is the
posscssor of beautiful voice sings
both In soprano and baritone. He
gave number OF selections which
greatly pleased his listeners. Dick
Gardner and Anna Revere in Real
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-01

members Of the senate committee on
irrigation, will arrive in Utah TO In.
spect some Of the reclamation work
which IS being done here, A dispatch
received last night says that the three
gentlemen LETT Denver during the even,
Ing and will he Joined by Senator
Warren OF Wyoming ar Grand Junc.
tion some time TODAY. when the Gun
pison tunnel uroIe.t win be ipspected
O Other members Of the irrigation com.
mittee will join the party when they
reach this state.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-01

appeal to lovers OF art
The orchestra playing as usual lent
much TO the evenings entertainment
The pictures were fair.
Tonight "A Gentleman from Miss
issIppl" will be the attraction and on
Thursday end Friday nights THE
Man of the Hour VIII he presented.
On these nights the Orpheum road
show viii play in Logan.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-01
CHOIR MANAGER
GOES TO CHICAGO

c. j. Ross. manager OF the taber-
nacic choir lot for Chicago yeslcrday
morning 60 coufer with tnc managers
OF the Chicago Tribune regarding The
plans Tor sending the choir to Chicago
to take part in the musical program
incident to the National Land and r.
rigation exposition which will be held
there about the middle OF this
month.
1t now looks as if there was no un-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-01

perintcpdent OF West Point relative
to desire to cancel the scheduled
game between the military academy
and the naval academy II Is said
the wishes OF West Point undoubtedly
would be acceded to-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-01

certainty in regard TO the propose
trip of the local choir. The Chicag
Tribune which is interesting ITSELF
behalf of the exposition has consen,9
10 bear all of the expenses of the ~
members of the choir which VIII snit
the Irrigation Ode NJ the exposition
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-01

Mr.. Fred steele and his sister @r5
Z. C. Whucley with her daush %
left Ogden Thursday en- route to Wy
oming. where they expect TO make
their residence
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-01
SENATE CGEM TIE T0
ARRIVE tbs MG6NNG

Tomorrow morning f II, Newell. di-
rector OF the reclamation ser
vice, and Senator Carter of Montana
and Senator Jones Of Washington,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-01
ANNAPOLIS GAME HAS
NOT BEEN CANCELLED

Annapolis. Oct 31-Latc tonight
nothing had been heard t the naval
academy from Col. H. l.. Scott. su-
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new PROGRAM ON
AT THE 0RPHEUM

Another high class vaudeville show
opened the weeks entertainment NJ
-" orpheum last night There is.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-26
NOT|C|AS

-Manana almorzaran con
e.. gobernador el senior Abboctt,
periodista de los Estados Uni.
dos que vista la isla y algu.
nos caballeros del Executive Y
de la Camara entire ellos ell
doctor Rafael del Vale y Ell
speaker de la Camara.
-...Se encuentra en- esta ciu.
dad con objeto de oonourrir a
la reunion de agricultores el
senior Jose Benitez, haoendado
de Vieques, Estara en- la ciu.
dad +algunos dias. Bienveni.
do.
....Esta en- San Juan en- uso
de licencia el juez de la Corte
del distrito de Aguadilla LIDO,
Ysidro Soto Nussa. Grata
permanencia le deseamos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-26

mitirle pruebas y un alegatt
al demandado, por consideraj
que ell demandante no, habis
probado su acci6n y que, POI
consiguiente, con la afrma
cion de que clio era absolute.
mente innecesario el presentar
dichas pruebas, a pesar de 10
que, dias mas tarde, indic0 a
esa parte, por conducto del
Seoretario de la Corte, que po.
dia presentar dicho alegato, y
habi6ndose manifestado por ell
letrado defensor su extraneza
por esa variaci6n de acuerdo
y su resolution de deferir a
clio, 81 la indication le era rec
tificada, no Sc lie hizo tai ra.
tificacion dejandole asi por el
juez Mr.. Rodey indefenso al
demandado fallo ell asunto
concedi6ndole al demandante
dos mil dollars y negandose
despu6s resuelta y categorical,
mente a reconsiderar tai fallo,
siendo asi que en- la mocion en-
que tai remedio Sc solicito Sc
lie demostraba con declaracio.
mes juradas no contradichas
entire elias la del mismo seCre.
tario de la CorUe, 10 que Sc
deja expuesto," .....
"3a. Que en- el case de Mr..
f. H. Dexter contra la suce.
sion Godinez, ell juez senor
Rodey manifesto que habia
dictado la sentencia resolvien.
do cuestiones de hecho sin leer
nj Considerar la totalidad de
la prueba que Sc produjo y
practicable por todas las par.
tes, y teniendo solo en- cuenta
las alegacioncs, de derecho. "
IA. Que en- el case del Sc.
nor Herrera vs.. senior Vald6s,
el abogado de este pretendi6
hacer cicrtas alegaciones de
derecho Ell el primer juicio, el
juez Sc neg6 a admitirlas y a
dar al Jurado instrucciones
basadas EN- aquellas y pedidas
por dicho abogado, resolvien.
10 ell case sin tomarlas en- con.
Iideracion a pesar de 10 que,
,ontradici6ndose notoriamen-
e, concedio mas tarde I'm nue..
10 juicio, fundandose Ell la
)ertinencia de dichas alega. ,
ZONES y exculpando tan ma. {
Contirda en- la pagina "a. ii
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con la a todas luces inexact;
afrmaoion de que era entonce
cuando por primera vez Sc i
hacian.
"5, Que en- ell case de Mr. Pet
tingil VS.. DR.. M. q. Gambia, e
Juez Sr. Rodey .permiti6 lut
Sc pusiesen excepciones a las
instrucciones dadas al Jura
do, despues de haber este ido
a deliberar, y al advertlrsele
tan inexcusable error, trat0 dc
corregirlo hacienda, sin permi
SO nj consentimiento de las
parties, que constara en- ell Re
cord la inexactitud de que las
exoepciones habian sido toma.
das antes de levantarse ell Ju.
RADIO.
IS. Que en- ell case de Ma,
ria Rossner VS.. Manuel Ar.
gueso, obtenida por la deman,
dante sentencia a su favor y
confrmada 6sta por la Corte
Suprema de Puerto Rico, al
tratar la demandante de ha-
Ger elective ese fallo en- ell pro.
duCido del remate de una fin.
Ca del demandado, ell juez Sr.
Rodey dio preferencia ell ell
cobro a los senores Bertran
Hermanos, fundandose en- que
6stos tenfan una hipoteca So
bre dicha finca, siendo asi que
Sc lie demostro y prob6 que esa
hipoteca habia sido mandada
cancelar y estaba ent6nces de
hecho y de dereeho cancelada
par decisiones firmes dictadas
en- virtud de los debidos pro.
cedimientos legales ante una
Corte de Justicia de Puerto
Rico, y siendo asf que los Sc
ilores Bertran Hermanos no
habian entablado pleito algu.
no contra ell senior Argueso nj
1educido acci6n alguna en-
lorna nj obtenido sentencia
1efinitiva ante ningdn tribu-
lal que, reconociendo la lega-
idad de su cr6dito, mandase
jatisfacerlo, debiendo anadir
todo clio, que al querer ell
de la sehora Rossner
defender los derechos de su
oarte, tan caprichosa, desp6-
lea 6 ilegalmente vulnerados,
u6 en- el ejercicio de esos sa,
yrados deberes Cohibido por
i juez con la amenaza de so.
neterlo a un procedimiento
,or desacato, 81 insistia en- la
Iefeusa''.
~. Que en- el case del DR..
saac Martinez, persona que
'oza en- esta isla de alta repu.
acion como facultativo y de
as mas distinguidas conside- ,
aciones como persona social,
ne este, en- 'su calidad de EN-.
leado del Pueblo de Pnerto
leo, 6 sea como Inspector de
limentos, de tai modo y en-
1rma tan escandalosamente
maltratado y cohi. /
lido en- sus funciones por el
uez Sr. Roodey, con procedi- !
Iientos de desacato, que clio 1
rigino que el propio Hon.
obernador de Puerto Rico {
ltisfaciese de los fondos que
'tan a su disposition la mul. l
que a dicho funcionario le {
le impuesta por el juez senior 1
odey vulnerando la ley vic
1eriendo notoriamente asi
.vorecer a una empresa que ]
a la salud pdblica
N la fabrication y expendio /
2 un producto nocivo." 7
8. Que en- el case de la en- 4
-esa peri6dico "Heraldo Es- {
mol" f" de Puerto Rico. ha. |
endo sido demandados como {
mponentes de la firma so- j
al los sehores Fabian. Real b
elimin6 el juez Sr. b
Odey de la demanda al ST. n
albas, en- su calidad de puer- Y
rriqueho, J a pesar de clio, d
ItOriz6 mas tarde que sc ST. .
Iiesen procedimicntos en- es- .
case contra dichO Sr. Bal L
5, fundandose en- que per. P
lecia a Ia mencionada so.
dad "Heraldo Espaiol'. ri
20. Que en- otro saso &c. n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-26

AL RECIBo DE 500 enviamos
vuelts de eorreo un reloi ElgiD garAntisa-
do por diez aEos, y por S7s5 remitimos
uno mArcA WalthAn.-F. Kehrhahn. San
Juan +. Il. pA
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paIaclo del Kaiser en- Berlin.

guido ante ell juez Sr. Rode
s por ell abogado Sr. Sarmientt
e aquel, con craso 6 inexcusabl
error y desconocimiento abst
i. luto de la Ley Hipotecaria d
| Puerto Rico Y de nuestro CT
2 digo Civil, instruyo al Jurad
5 ser ley en- esta isla, que 81 I'm
q. persona tiene un titulo inscri
} to en- el Registro de la Propie
: dad y este titulo resulta gu
; no ha sido adquirido de bue
ma f6 nj es justo, es precise
que transcurran treinta alol
para que Sc convalideT.
40. Que en- un case ini
ciado en- equidad en- Abril de
1906 contra ell Sr. Jose Sastra
no Belaval, a pesar de haber
Sc terminado la totalidad dc
las alegaciones y la practica
de las pruebas hace mas de
un aiio, aun no ha dictado el
juezlSr. Rodey su resolucion,
demOrando asi de una manera
inusitaday y sin raz6n que 10
justifique, la administration
de justicia, que debe ser todo
10 mas rapida possible.
I'll. Que en- ell case de los
senores Villate & Ca, VS.. S.
Ramirez & Ca, no solo proce.
dio ell juez Sr. Rodey con tai
parcialidad que no permiti6 a
los demandados producer la
prneba de sus alegaciones, ST,
no que despues de haber Oh
do con gran atenci6n ell infor,
me del abogado de los deman-
dantes Sc ausent6 y no volvio
a la Corte dicho juez Sr. Ro.
dey hasta que ell expresado
abogado hubo conclude, pro.
cediendo ent6nces, con abso.
luto desconoeimiento de 10
expuesto en- su defensa por ell
demandado, a dar instruccio-
hes al Jurado".
"I2. Queen varios casos, y
entire ellos el de los Sres. Semi.
dey, de Ponce, el juez Sr. Rodey
ha querido por 81 y ante 81, y
sin petici6n nj allegation algu.
ma de los demandados, impo.
ner de tai suerte a los deman.
dantes un cambio de la acci6n
por ellos deducida, que sc han
visto 6stos en- la precisa necc-
sidad de desistir de sus recla-
para evitar las fu.
nestas consecuencias de los
preiuicios del Juez Sr. Rodey."
"13.-.-Que Mr.. Bernard S. |
Rodey, cuando actua como
Juez, trata con tai brusque.
dad, con tai falta de conside.
rac:6n y respeto y con tan po.
co dominic de ST mismo a los
abogados, litigantes y testi.
gos, que llega con esos censu.
procedimientos a init.
de tai modo. que Sc
ven unos y otros privados de
sagradas garantias.
imparcialidad y rectitud que
la ley exige a los Jueces en-
la administration de una rec.
Ia Y completa justicia.
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ley, demostrando su absolute
falta de respeto a los Tribu.
lales insnlares. ha anulado. |,
,alificandolos con los mas de.
epitetos, fallos y de- +,
;isiones de la alta, recta e in.
Corte Suprema de
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os predichos cargos la infe. {
en- los miembros de esta Co. i
nisi6n de Legislation de la |
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Rico, no solo de las nantes. 1
aciones de deponentes, a su !
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ian comparecido, 81 que tam.
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de la eIperiencia personal !
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