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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-10-14
Farm For Sale

Belonging TO the estate of the
late George r. Reed and consisting
Of 1 80 acres more or less, suitably
divided into tiIlage, pasture and
woodland. Located on the West Hill
In Chelsea, 3I-2 miles from the VIII
Iage, good road, telephone line and
r. r. ID. route.
Farm in good state of cultivation, pastures
fenced with wire. Good set OF buildings,
including silo. Never-faling spring water
running at house and barn Sugar orchard
of about 800 trees. Plenty Of hard and son
timber for the place Young apple orchard
of some so trees and plenty OF common
fruit
Also about 30 acres of tillage land, with
a fair set of buildings, adjoining this farm,
and known as the Jabez Luce place.
This property must be sold to settle the
estate. For further particulars inquire OF
H. 0. BIxBY, ADMINISTRATOR,
CHELSEA, VERMONT.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-10-14

Boston and vicinity. Mr.. Burgess is a
Holmes q Co, and son Of Elisha Burgess,
who resides on the Washington road.
Mrs. Burgess has been a pleasant and
obligiug clerk in the postofiice for several
years. She Is daughter of the late Frank
!. Whitney and granddaughter OF A. w.
Whitney OF this town. Their many
friends wish them a pleasant trip through
life.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-15

which they say proYcs conclusively
that the two men arrested here are
responsible for The burglaries which
occurred at the Elite Cleaning COM
pany several weeks ago Articles of
clothing which the men had pawned
have been Identified as having been
stolen from the cleaning company. on
north Washington avenue. a yalise
containing articles of tewelry which
have been Identified as having been
stolen from a pawn shop on CONNER
cial street In Salt Lake were also
found in the possession of the two
men
ReVolvers and Masks Found,
Two revolvers, one SO calibre
weapon and the other of AS calibre
were recovered by the local officers
from a pawnshop and q negro res
taurant where the two men had left
them, Among the personal effects be-
longing to Kennedy and Driscol were
found several masks and false nous
taches.
Should the evidence against Ken
nedy and Driscoll be insufficient TO
connect them with the murder Of Of
ficer Riley, strong case of burglary
has been made against them here by
local officers
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-15
TRIUMPHAL TRIP
OF PRES. DIAZ

FL Paso Texas, Oct 14.-No crown.
cd head over received more magni.
lcent welcome than that accorded
President Diaz In the city of Chihua'
hua Yesterday and today His ar
rival on special train of flvo coaches
at 525 was heralded by the blowing
of every whistle and the ringing OF
every bell In tho city and the boom
ing of cannon He was met at the
foot of AYeniGa Juarez by the enter.
tainment committee and presented
with an Immense silver key TO the
city
The avenue was Spanned by nine
arches erected by the different indus
tries of the city through which he
passed on his triumphant march. Tho
roofs OF the buildings were packed
with spectators. Al many points the
people broke through the lines, crowd
cd about his carriage and loaded II
with flowers. The last three blocks
OF his progress was through line Of
thousands Of school children singing
the national anthem Arriving al the
governors palace where he was tho
guest of Governor Creel, President
lliAs Nllu tuf o'tlFNdlS VI
relations. the secretary of war, Gov.
ernor Creel and other dignitaries re-
viewed the long military and civic
parade.
Then followed the magnificent dis
play. Every building Of any size was
outlined by electric lights. the old ca
thedral presenting the most notable
appearance The display on the main
plaza was especially fine. The govern
or's palace was srmounted by large
electric star on each sldo of which
was Il Mexican eagle and the Mexican
coat Of arms. the electric bulbs show
ing the national colors.
A reception was held at the gov.
ernors palace last night in which
Chihuahuans We'd with each other In
doing their president honor.
Tonight President Dia2 wac the
guest Of honor at a banquet of 200
covers
His train leaves Chihuahua carly
for Juarez and will arrive there carly
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-15
OGDEN INVESTORS
FILE THEIR ARTICLES

Articles OF Incorporation for three
big grain elevator companies were
filed with the county clerk yesterday.
representing an investment of $75.-
900. with well.known Ogden men as
incorporators,
The Cache Junction Elevator com.
pany Will erect grain elevator at
Cache Junction, and with the other
companies Will engage In a general
grain business, with the chief place
OF business in ogden.
The Downev Elevator company will
maintain gram elevator at Downoy.
Ida. and the Portage Elevator com
pany VII conduct a business at Port
age. Utah
Each Of the companies Is capitalized
al 5000. with shares at 500 each.
The officers Of these three companies
are w o. Kay, president: L. w Kay,
vicc.president: w. n BARRETT, secre-
tary and treasurer. These officers,
with o. NJ. Kay and Fred l., Goddard
are the incorporators.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-15
RARE TREAT FOR
MUSIC LOVERS

Music lovers of Ogden will be CIV
en- rare treat at the Ogden taber-
nacle Thursday, October Il when
three of the leading musicians of Utah
VIII appear in program which has
been arranged for the occasion by
Prof. Charles ] Ross, manager and
Prof. Joseph Ballantync, director OF
the Ogden tabernacle choir
Prof. Willard Woiho, the accomp-
llshed Utah violinist. Prof John ],
Mcclellan the organist at the Salt
Lake tabernacle choir and Alfred Best
the noted operate tenor have con.
scented TO appear on this occasion.
Tho appearance of Prof. Weihe and
Prof, Mcclellan in concert has al.
ways been greeted by a crowded house
on other occasions when they have
appeared In Ogden The addition Of
Alfred Best, the accomplished tenor.
VIII doubtless lend considerable In.
terest TO the evenings program Mr.
Best was one of the soloists with the
Salt Lake choir on its recent visit TO
Seattle Wherever he has appeared
he has been greeted with much en-.
thuslasm and flattering notices have
been given him by the press of the
country While abroad Mr.. Best
created a sensation whenever he ap.
peared In musical circles in operate
parts. a recent conference with Mr.
Bests manager, John ID, Giles, was
held by the offers of the local choir
which resulted in Mr.. Best agreeing TO
come to Ogden on the date mentioned.
The program will be composed of
tho best selections In the artists rep
ertoire and Mr. Best Will sing several
Aras from grand opera In addition to
his other work
The ogden tabernacle choir under
the direction Of Professor Ballantyne
Will be heard In three great choruSes
and as contesting number. J, T
Franks beautiful lullaby "Weizen-
lied An enthusiastic rehearsal was
held last night by the choir and the
concert numbers were rendered in OK
cellent style. AT last nights meeting
The music for tho Weber Stake quar-
terly conference next SUNDAY was also
prepared.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-15
EARLY is NOW DECLARED
TO BE NO lEPsR

New York. Oct, 1.-THE Brooklyn
board of health has declared that John
NJ Early. over which medical scien-
lists in this country and Europe have
warmly disputed as to whether he has
leprosy. may live In that borough In
definitely and without interference.
Tho matter was brought before the
board and adviceS from Europe that
the international conference on lep-
rosy decided Early was a leper.
After serving as a soldier, Early re-
turned to his home in Washington,
when as a member of the Salvation
Army he was afflicted with a disease
which the physicians declared TO be
leproSy.
A few months ago New York spec
iallst succeeded In effecting his re-
lease and he came to Brooklyn where
he has since been employed in a po-
sltion which brings him In daily con-
tact with many thousands Of persons
The New York specialist declared he
Ia not victim of leprosy,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-15
RAILROADS WILL NOW
HAVE THEIR INNING

Portland, Ore, Oct. 14,-The testt
mony before the Interstate Commerce
Commission in tho Portland rate case
today was almost entirely In support
of the contention OF the railroads that
rates from Portland east cannot be
lowered II the road is to operate al
a profit
For the Oregon Railroad C Naviga'
tion company tariff expert produced
comparative statements to prove that
the rates charged In the Pacific North
west compare favorably with rates in
other parts of the country. It's audi.
tor declared that the road earned not
over seven per cent a year Its right
OF way agent asserted that taxes arc
higher than heretofore, and its gen
eral freight agent said that no east.
ern jobber OF less than carload lots
can undersell the jobbers of Portland
and other coast points In territory
south OF the Snake River In Washing
ton and west of Pendleton. Ore
The Spokane. Portland and Seattle
railroad. which has now been in op
Grafton about a year, presented evil
dence 10 show that its net earnlnGS
were very small ond that dividends
cannot he paid for some time The
auditor OF this road said its not earn.
inSs in the last fiscal year have been
but s250,0l0. Tho general freight
agent testified that the country which
1t traversed consists largely of waste
land: and the rest of it is so sparse
ly settled that it Will be yonrs before
II Will originate much freight bust.
ness and that the roads main revenue
comes from the traffic turned over TO
II by connecting lines H a Fair
child, chairman of the state railroad
commission of Washington, testified
that his estimate of the cost OF re.
building the portion of the Oregon
Railroad & Navigation company's line
lying In Washington is something like
$4,000, 900 less than the estimate made
yesterday by an engineer employed
by the company TO appraise the com
pany's property.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-15
HIGH GRADERS IN
A NEVADA MINE

Manhattan, New. Oct, 1.-THE gang
OF high graders, which today succeed
Cd in getting away with haul of rich
ore at the Stray Dog mine near here
after wounding Deputy Sheriff Mar
tluson. was discovered at work 800
feet below the surface by the sheriff
posse The high graders passed 10
the STRAY Dog through an abandoned
shaft and thence through the Plama-
ncz shaft 10 the Union Nine mine The
lease from which the ore was taken
has been closed
4 watchman saw the light In the
shaft and notified the officers who
waited at the mouth OF the shaft for
the members OF the gang to come out
A demand OF Deputy Sheriff Martin.
son for their surrender was answered
by fusillade, and the officer fell with
a wound In ais scalp. The officers re-
turned the FIRE and the robbers dashed
for the nearby timber, dropping one
sack of high grade ore In their night.
Fifty shots were exchanged in the
battle, and It Is believed that ono OF
the robbers was hit Dense darkness
prevailed and no description of tae
number or appearance could be OBJ
tanned. posse is making search
for the robbers
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-15
! HiCHTIDE Of the
REVIVAL MEETINGS

The most helpful meeting OF the re-
vival in progress at the Methodist
church was held last night The at
tendance wos the largest of any meet
ing held on a week night, The inter.
est was keencSt ON tho part Of the
congregation. and DR. Webster, tao
evangelist. spoke with more power
than at any other time. Ho is n keen
reader Of the church and spiritual
conditions. and said in the sermon
that he thought that II there was TO
be a successful revival the Christians
s..ould become more Christian and
live more Christly lives. There is
coming n firmer resolve on the part
of the Christians that they shall he
used of God for definite results.
Rev. McCreery In closing the ser
vice urged the people ol the church
10 endc0vor 10 interest all those who
are members of the church TO join
heartily in the work and to be stead
fast in prayer
Christians arc seeking more faith,
backsliders are being reclaimed and
some sinners arc coming TO God for
salvation. II is needless to add that
everybody is invited TO attend the ser
vices. Today there VIII be service
In the evening only.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-15

The dearest suit you can buy Lay
be the lowest In price. suit lnh
doesn't wear or hold its shape is dear
NO matter how little you pay Tor IL
If WE TAILOR YOUR SUIT
its first cost will DC no moro than you
ordinarily paw, It's better mt. It's pet-
ter wear. It's permanent good shape
however, will make II really che@por
In the end than any other snit you
could buy. Come In aud be measured
You need new suit, anyway why
not have tho beat when 1t costs no
more?
B. w. ANDERSON.
254 25th ST. Ind Phone oo5
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-15
MURDERERS TAKEN
TOSALI LAKE CITY

That the two men n. F. Kennedr -
and l. Il. Driscoll, arrested In Oydc1
Wednesday evening as suspects in
connection with number of bur.
glar,eS here and in Salt Lake during
the past few weeks, are the murderers
OF special Officer c. c, Riley of the
capital city last Tuesday night weer
ago,there appears to be but Nttlc doubt
according 10 report which was re.
celved from Salt Lake late last nirnt
In winch " was stated that FranIs
Nebeker' the man who wns held m b,.
two hshwaymen Immediately prior TO
The murder OF Officer Riley. had noai.
lively identified Drlscoll as tho man
who held him WITH revolver willie
bis companion went through his
pockets,
Local Officers Make Arrests.
rennedy and DrIscoll were arrested
here Wednesday evening After their
arrest facts were obtained by the 10
cal officers which led to the suspicion
at tney were the men wanted for
the murder OF Of1cer Riley a week
ago, The salt Lake Police were notI-
He'd, and Detectives j. w. Burt and
E. 81 Ianey of the Salt Lake depart.
mept came TO Ogdon immediately and
took tho prisoners 10 the canital
where they were given a vigorous
sweating"
Nebeker Identifies Oriscon.
Last night young Nebeker was
brought to the Salt Lake police station
and positively identified Drlscoll as
one of tho men who held aim up. and
after finding no money on his person
made him hand over his overcoat
While the two highwaymen were max.
ing their escape, young Nebeker noti.
fed Special Officer Riley He came
face TO face with the two men on
State street, and after placing them
under arrest started to the police sta.
ton When the three men reached
point near the Orpheum theater In
that city. one of the highwaymen
jcrked loose from the officer and fred
two bullets into his body.
They both escaped and managed TO
get away from Salt Lake, leaving the
dead officer on the sidewalk. AL.
though the Salt Lake police raked
the city with "fne-tooth comb" In
their search for the murderers no clue
was obtained until the arrest of Ken
nedy and Driscoll In this city.
Kennedy With Ogden Girl.
From information furnished them
Detectives Charlie Pincock and George
Wardlaw went to the Vienna cafe on
Wednesday night and found Kennedy
in booth with young Ogden woman
waiting for lunch which they had
ordered. Kennedy was placed under
arrest and taken to the police station
Earlier in the evening Patrolment Bob
Burke and Bob Chambers found Dris.
coll walking on Twenty.flfta street
and placed him under arrest
Salt Lake Officers Give the Facts.
The local officers suppressed the
story of the arrests believing that pub
llcity would handicap them In their
efforts to obtain additional evidence.
and the facts did not leak out until
the men had reached Salt Lake wherc
Chief of Detectives George Sheets
made a statement after the men had
been put through the third degree"
In which he said he believed that they
had the men responsible for the mur-
der of officer Riley,
Additional Evidence Obtained.
Yesterday Detectives Pender and
Pincock and Patrolman Vance got
busy on the case and obtained evidence
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-15
NOTICE TO WATER USERS.
State Engineers Office,

state EnglnecrS ONCE,
Salt Lake City. Utah, Sept. so. 1909
Notice Is hereby given that Eva P
Lewis. whose post office address Is Oe-
den, Utah has made application in ac
cordance with the requirements of the
Compiled Laws OF Utah, 1907, as
amended by the Session L0ws,o Utah
1903. to appropriate six t6) cubic-feet
per second of water from Cold Water
Creek. Weber County, Utah Said
water will be diverted at point 20
feet above the intake OF the present
Ogden Clty's water pipe from which
the west quarter corner of Section 10,
Township 6 north, Range east, Salt
Lake base and meridian. bears north
60 degrees cast 2.10O feet distant. from
which point 1t will be conveyed by
means of pipe line for distance of
5000 feet and thcre used from January
10 December 81 inclusive. of each
year, TO develop power for the purpose
OF electric lighting and propelling ma
chinery in Ogden City and resorts In
Ogden Canyon. Utah After having
been so diverted and used the water
VIII be returned to the natural chan
mel of the stream, at q point from
which tho above described land COR
ncr lies east $3.50 feet distant. This
application is designated in the State
Engineers Office as No. $3.50.
All protests against the granting of
said application, stating the reasons
therefor, must be made by AFFIDAVIT In
duplicate and filed In this Office within
thirty (So) days after the completion
of the publication of this notice.
CALEB TANNER State Engineer
Date of first publication October
IA 1909. date of completion Of publ.
cation November 13. 1909.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-15

rc use medicines only Of KNOWN COMPOSITION, and W
ing drugs. 1t is fooish-often dangerous to do 9th
many of the most successful conscientious physicians
leading medical authorities, of all schools of mcdicn
Pierces medicines. These are plainly printed wraI
secrecy; open publicity, squaredeal policy folowe
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-15
JOINS HUSBAND WHO WAS
BELIEVED TO BE DEAD

Muskogee, Okla. Oct 1i.-MrS.
Robert F.. Bradford left here for Scat
lie last night 10 join her husband
who. until few days ago. she be-
lieved she buried in July, 1908.
Bradford disappeared more than a
wear ago. A few weeks later the de-
composed body OF a man was found at
McAlester which a dentist. who had
repaired Bradford's teeth. identified
as that of the missing man.
Recently w r. Robinson. an old
friend of Bradford. met him in Seat
tie and notified Mrs. Bradford Of his
whereabouts Mrs. Bradford got in
communication with her husband
through the Seattle police.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-15

in the afternoon, During Disz's stay
in the city Of chihuahua he was pre-
sented with two loving cups of solid
gold, ono by the foreign clubs. conn
posed mostly of Americans and an
other by the Casino club accompan
led by certificate of membership en-
grayed OH solid gold
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-11-06

Seven hundred and fifty sheep, val
ued at Sc each were killed the other
day at Ironside mountain, So miles
west of Ontario. They belonged to
the Malheur Live Stock Company,
composed of Anderson Bros, and
M. B. Gwinn. Two ands of sheep
got accidently mixed. They became
scared at dog and piled up in a
creek.
Chas. T. Hawkes. of the Caldwell
Nursery, was in town several days
.this week. The Caldwell Nursery Co.
is the successor of the Hawkes. Muir
sery Co. of Caldwell and Council and
of the Bernardo Nursery Company of
Oklahoma. Mr.. Hawkes. states that
his Company has just sold an ad-
ditional 10000 apple trees to ]. J..
Allison and associates. These people
intend planting 1000 acres in the
spring and will plant thereafter 1000
acres year until their entire 5000
acre tract is in apple orchard.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-11-06

Mr. and Mrs C. B. Marlatt OF
Gooding, were in Caldwell couple OF
days this week. Mr.. Marlatt has a
suit in the courts against Mr.. o. o.
Pettigo and came down to attend
the hearing. -
Prof. H. 7. French and DR.. Mccall
la of Boise have purchased the
Adam SCHNEIDER ranch six miles north
of Caldwell. They propose convert
ing it into a model stock farm. The
farm is one of the best in the Boise
valley.
night the Eagles initiated
ed five candidates. They were Jes-
Sc L. Proud, Frank Calvin, L. H.
Cody, Herman w. Hamilton, and
S. R. Baker. The local Aerie is
growing rapidly both financially and
in membership.
The Boise County Bank of this
place, which was established in 1868,
succeeding Greenhouse Brothers, will
close business soon. Reason--lack of
patronage. Nearly everybody here
has been doing business with the
Boise banks.-Idaho City World.
Clarence H. Van Houten of Home
dale made desert entry Saturday for
lot and the southeast quarter of the
northwest quarter of southwest quar-
ter and the northwest quarter Of the
southeast quarter of section II swn-
snip 3 north, range west, las eres.
The New Plymouth trustees omitted
sending the county assessor notice of
their village tax levy until the time
had expired for spreading the taxes on
the roll. However, the commissioners
instructed the clerk to help them out
o. the difficulty by adding the levy to
tie tax roll.
At a special meeting of the direct
ors of the Commercial Club held on
Tuesday evening Col. f. r. Place
was appointed committee of one to
prevail upon the Oregon Short Line
officials to have all trains stop at
Caldwell. If there is a man on earth
who can convince the Short Line that
all trains should stop here, that man
is Col. Place.
Dick French has sold his livery
stable, stock and business to Irwin
Wisner, who formerly lived east of
town. Mr.. French has built up a
fine business. He is considered one
Of the best men in the business in
this section. Mr.. Wisner is an enter
prising and energetic man, and will
undoubtedly continue to make the
Star a success.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-11-06
LOCAL GOSSIP.

w. H. Hodgin of Sucker Creek was
in town this week..
Henry Peterson of Duck Valley was
in Caldwell Saturday.
David Dick Of Parma was a visitor
at Caldwell Wednesday.
Ed. Grant was over from Homedale
Wednesday transacting business.
Mrs. B. M. Holt and Mrs. A. l.
Myers spent Wednesday at Boise.
Ernest Bedford, who lives across
Snake river, was in Caldwell Wednes-
day.
WANTED-Girl to do general
homework. Call Independent phone
1888.
Chas. Maher of Jordan valley
was in Caldwell few days this
week.
The new home of Mr.. and Mrs,
Fred Boyes on Dearborn street is
completed.
F, e. Phillips left this week for
Miss@lri where he will undergo an
operation, Mr.. Phillips has not been
we'll for several months.
The College Foot Ball Team leave
today for Albion where the annual
foot ball game between the College
and the Albion Normal viii be
played.