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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-21

had our little disagreements on the
floor of the senate. that the assembly,
so far as the senate is concerned, has
been one of interest, and, 1 think, of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-21
A Million Details

Are d. good many. All taken care Of at
The Century Printing Co, 55-5T Post
Office Place,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-21
Sc 9s
Humphreys Seventy-Seven
breaks up Colds and
q RIP

That medical Teutonic tyrant
the pfeiffer bacillus is invading many
an Americans home at present. he
comes without warning, in damp,
cold weather, supported by an army
of aches and pains. His scouts are
headaches and giddiness, and when
he has marshalled his army and de-
clared war the pfeiffer microbe
places his victim under the martial
law Of Influenza.
This form of Grip is completely
routed by Doctor Humphreys "Sev-
enty-seven."
All Drug Stores, 25e, or mailed.
Humphreys Homeo. Medicine Co. Cor
William and Ann Streets, New York
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-06
LOST BO Y s
ARE FOUND
in BED
HAD MADE THEIR WAY TO THEIR
GRANOMOTHER'S.
Earl Clark and Rex Shurtz Of Rays
vile Cause Big Stir in Ogden
Canyon.

Earl Clark and Rex Saurtz. the two
youngsters from Kaysvllle who were
reported to be lost In the wildS OF Og-
den canyon, Monday night, and for
whom search was implored Of the sher-
ifi's force by the distracted parents,
were discovered. after some hours or
inquiry, peacefully asleep at their
grand mothers in Wilson Lane,
The Shurtz and Clark families had
an outing Monday and spent the day
In the canyon in the vicinity of the
power dam The two youngsters. Earl
and Rex proceeded TO organize an eX-
ploring expedition which did not end
until after the departure of their re-
spective parents. One family left for
h ome some time before the otner with
the result that the members of each
supposed the lads had accompanied the
others.
In the meantime, the exploring par
ty had discovered Africa shot the rap
Ids of the Iambesl, cvaded the news
paper correspondents on Lake Tan
ganyikn and had finally reached their
base of supplies In famished con-
dition only to find themselves abanr
doned like so many orphans Hope.
however, returned to their breasts
when Rex recalled the existence of a
grandmother IN Wilson's Lane. They
succeeded in making their way to the
Old lady's home and were accorded a
hearty welcome. including hot biscuits
and the best spare bed" In the house
In the meantime the search was being
made because the boys could not be
found.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-06
MASK FOUND
NEAR THE
DEPOT
WHERE BIG GANG OF TOUGHS
MAKES HEADQUARTERS
Railroad People Feel That Buns and
Thugs Should Be Driven
Out Of Town.

The little plat of ground and
trees and grass and weeds, bounded
by Wall avenue, the Southern Pacific
tracks. the east end of the viaduct
and the north park or lawn of the
Union passenger depot. is at present
the center Of attraction for tough
gang OF crooks and hoboes who as
semble there during the day aud
night to loaf. sleep, exchange infor-
nation and TO put up schemes and
Jobs of a crooked character This
morning probably a hundred of this
class of tourist vagrants and crooks
were congregated in this retreat.
sleeping off jags and occasionally
darting out on the business streets
To 'mooch" or panhandle piece Of
silver with which to buy booze or
secure something to eat
Few of this class OF roamers have
any particular object in view save to
exc out a precarious existence or
turn trick by which they can Sc
cure plunder and pelf with which to
supply their needs In many cases
they are petty thieves and burglars
and are probably responsible for
some of the numerous burglaries
which have been committed in Og-
den during the past few days.
In passing through the little rem
devious this morning a Southern Pa
cihc employe found a mask wrapped
up in a newspaper and concealed in
the branches of one of the trees The
ash ARRANGED N he
and upper part of the face and was
evidently the property of some thug
or scoundrel who had placed it there
for future use In turning "holdup"
trick. This in Itself indicates the
presence of dangerous men in the lit
tie resort and the impression obtains
at railroad headquarters that this
gang OF buns and thugs should be
driven out Of town as early as pos
Siblc
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-06
AMENDMENTS ON
TOBACCO TAX READ

Washington, July 6.-The senate
committee on finance today completed
its consideration of the internal reve-
nue. provision OF the bill fixing taxes
on tobacco, and it WAS reported to tho
senate soon afterwards
The existing rate OF So A thousand
on cigars, weighing more than three
pounds per thousand. was retained. but
a proyiso was added increasing the tax
on nigh grade cigars. This proyiso
fixes tax of SO a thousand, when the
wholesale price is between SIS and
SllO. Where the price is more than
$ll0, the tax Is fixed at 50 a thous-
and. On cigars weighing thirty pounds
or less a thousand. the house rate Of
81 Is reduced 10 So cents a thousand,
an increase over the existing rate
On cigarettes weighing more than
three pounds thousand, the house
rate of $3.50 is retained. but on those
weighing not more than 80 pounds the
house rate is reduced from $3.50 to
$1.25 a thousand, which still leaves an
Increase over the existing tax. The
provision classifying rolls of tobacco
wrapped in tobacco as cigars. and
those wrapped in paper or other sub
stances than the tobacco as cigarettes
is retained The tax on snuif is fix
ed at cents a pound The tax on
chewing and smoking tobacco Is also
made Sc a pound and this rate Is made
10 cover fine cut, cavendish. plug or
twist. cut or gTanulated tobacco Of
every description. The existing rate
or snuff and smoking and chewing to-
bacco Is six cents
The new rate on tobacco Is made ap-
plicable to tobacco twisted by hand
or reduced into a condition TO be con-
Sumed or in any manner other than
the ordinary mode of drying and cur
ing. preparing for sale or consumption.
even if prepared without the use of
any machine or instrument and With
out being pressed or sweetened."
Included in the provision are also
all fine cut shorts or refused scraps,
clippings. cuttings and sweepings.
The use OF coupons, or anv form OF
premium slips in packages OF tobacco,
is prohibited by new section, This
section is considered to be broad en-
ough to prohibit all forms Of trade
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-06
;timuIants through the promise

stimulants through the promise of
gifts.
The laws governing the sizes OF
packages OF cigars are re-enacted. Adj
ditional sizes of packages OF smoll-
ing tobacco are permitted by the sen
ate enactment, 1t Is provided that
the new taxes shall not take effect
until July ]. 1910.
a hornets nest of opposition was
stirred up in the senate, wnen M,
Smoot reported the amendment.
The new provisions had only been
read, when Senator Daniel. senior mi
nority member OF the committee on fin
ance, arose and inquired of the sen
ator from Utah whether he had said
these amendments had been report
ed by the committee on finance.
Receiving an Affirmative reply. he
promptly denied the correctness or
the statement.
ut IS another bogus report from
the committee" declared Mr Daniel
The Virginia senator proceeded TO
sag that the committee on finance had
not acted on these amendments. They
had been considered. he said. only by
the Republican members of that COM
mittee-
Mr.. Daniel then offered a resolution.
declaring that every member of the
committee appointed has the right to
all meetings to which ne belongs. and
the right to vote on every proposition
referred 10 the committee by the SEN
ate, This resolution. be said. had
been prepared, and was introduced
with the authority of all the Dem
ocratic members OF the senate He
would, he said, ask an ave and no
vote on the resolution at the proper
time IG
Mr. Aldrich said that he would call
a meeting of the finance committee
for tomorrow morning TO give the mi
nority members a chance TO express
their opinion.
1t was agreed that the tobacco
amendments offered by MI Smoot
would be printed, that a meeting or
the finance committee would be held
tomorrow morning for all of its mem
berS, and with the tobacco tax. would
not be considered until tomorrow.
The tariff bill was then reported 10
the committee of the whole of the SEN
ate.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-06

"single-footer," was arraigncd In po
| lice court tins morning OH the charge
| CT vagrancy. Emma denrrely enter
| cd 2 plea OF guilty and was given 4
fine of $40 or ten days She contided
! TO the officers that she didn't have
| the price with her and officer Lever
| escorted Ler to temporary apartments
, above the jail where she can assist
| Ma.ron Anderson for a fortnight ant
| incidentally brighten up portion oi
her neglected household accomplish
J menis.
THAT Good coaI"-2,o0O pounds to
a ton. Rock Springs. Clear Creek and
Castle Gate Bamberger Ogden Coal
Co, 1921 Washington avenue. Both
phones 5000 =
Kodak Finishing. Tripp Studio $40 25th.
Trains Stopped by FIood-A cloud
burst occurred ten miles west of Ken
merer. Wyo. on the oregon Short
Line this morning. causing the delay
was quickly repaired and traffic re-
Sumed
Dancing tonight at sylvan -
The Edgar Jones Co has installed
a third phone so that calls will be re-
sponded to with less delay,
Funeral of Margaret c. Hunter
Impressive funeral services were
held Monday afternoon over the re-
mans Of Margaret c. Hunter The
, 7 hird ward meeting house was util'
tao 20
were largely attended. friends of the
deceased coming from Salt Lake City
and points in Idaho to pay a last
tribute 10 tho memory OF the depart
e,, Counselor f. S. King presided
at the services and also delivered n
brief address of coincidence to the
family. President James Wother-
spoon and William Moves also spoke.
The music furnished for the occasion
included a solo, oh, Dry Those
Tears" by Earl Johnson. Orson Grif-
fifth contributed three solos. After
the Trials and Troubles Some
Sweet Day" and The Christian s
Good Night" Interment was in the
Ogden City cemetery.
The Edgar Jones Co. are making
regular deliveries in canyon. No eX-
ira charge for delivery Of goods and
solicitors Will call and take orders
upon request -
Storm on the lake.-A heavy storm
on the lake yesterday afternoon and
last night delayed trains from the west
for several hours. but no serious dam
age resulted and trains are on Sched
ulc today.
If YOU are buying butter that is all
butter, it's B. & G.
Observation Trip.-Assistant Super
intcndent Armstrong of the Montana
division of the Oregon Snort Line
system left for the east over the I'm
lon Pacific this morning on a trip Of
observation over the more prominent
railroads of the eastern and middle
states. He was accompanied by a
party Of operating officials of the var
lous Hartman roads centeriDg at Og-
den. and will be absent between two
and three weeks,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-06
SHEPARD'S BAD RECORD
HAS PURSUED HIM

The police received word today from
the district attorney Of Red Bluff, Cal.
ltornia, regarding the release of ]. r.
Shepard, eX-conyict and formerly of
Ogden, A week ago the local authorl-
ties received an inquiry about the man.
SAYING that he was held at Red Bluff
on charges of blackmall
The police promptly forwarded Shep-
ard convict record while in Iowa. al
so history of his operations while
In Ogden some years ago The reply
which arrived today stated that Shep-
ard had been hanging around Red Blur
about two months and had attempted
10 run several "sure-thing' games I'm
which an effort was made TO fleece
several prominent business men. Shcp-
ard Indignantly denied the allegations
that he had a police record and was
preparing to make a lega, fight when
the officials were enabled 10 present
the convict record received from the
Ogden police
According TO the attorneys letter
this maneuver had the immediate cf-
feet of silencing the prisoners defiance
and he gladly left town when given the
opportunity
Shepard was known as Convict
1891" in the Iowa penitentary where
he served a sentence for conspiracy
His occupation was said 10 be that of
a veterinary surgeon and he was sent
up from Pottawattamic. Iowa.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-06

mendation of Adjutant General WedG-
wood and Col Plummer.
Captain Coolidge Is enthusiastic
alEaround sportsman. crack Snot
with rifle. revolver and shotgun, thor
oughly up OH military matters and
one OF the best informed men on mill
tary sporting arms aId ballistlcs in
the west, BY his appointment the
guard acquires a valuable and much
needed member.
He Is district sales manager Tor the
Union Metallic Cartridge Co and the
Remington Arms Co. and his busineSs
is sucn that it takes him all over
Utah and he. therefore, will be sit
uatcd so as to give the outside com
paDieS such assistance and instruction
in rifle practice as has been impos-
sible heretofore.
At the revolver competition between
the officers of Fort Douglas. State
Prison Guards and the officers of the
National Guard held at the peniten-
tiarY Saturday afternoon, his was the
highest individual total score made,
which is excellent work, as the post
officers and prison guards are last
company in pistol shooting
Captain Coolidge is especially dcsir-
Gus of developing bunch of expert
marksmen from the Ogden company.
There is good material In the company
and with a little hard work they
could qualify for the big National
matches at Camp Perry, Ohio Those
who qualify for these teams are sent
at the government expense and have a
chance at the splendid prizes both In
trophies and monies.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-06
COSSACKS DEFEAT
REY0LUTIONISTS

St. Petersburg. July 6.-Press dis
patches received here from Teheran,
Persia. give details OF the recent de-
feat at Sbahanad of Persian revolu.
tioniStS at the hands Of the CoSsackS
of the shah. The detachment of Cos
sacks was commanded by Captain Per-
ebynossoff, and took up its station In
one OF the summer residences Of the
Shah The attack was made at night.
A strong force of rcvolutioniSts ad.
seven hours. The reyolutionists show
ed great courage. but they were finally
scattered and driven back by the ma
chine guns. The rcyolutionlsts lost
a cannon and four flags. while the
Cossacks had three men killed and
three others wounded
The first detachment of the Russian
expedition that may march TO Teheran.
the capital of Persia. consisting Of 4
battalion OF infantry. sailed yesterday
from Baku for EnZeli. and further de-
tachments will sail today.
According to official adyices, the
rout of the reyolutionarieS al Shahan-
ad has had Il depressing effect. and
the leaders will scarcely he able to re-
assemble a respectable lighting force.
Their followers have been scattered in
many directions. The Bakhtinri
tribesmen. however. are 1000 strong
and stiff fighting is certain to ensue
with General Liakoff's Cossack brig
ade in case the advance continues.
The Russian force will not enter the
engagement until foreign lives and
property are endangered
In response TO strong representa-.
lions from Russia, that the Turkish
consul general at Tabriz is siding
openly with the reyolutionists. the
Turkish government has decided 10 re.
call this official
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-06
JOCKEYS ARE
PU n ! s II E D
BY BLUM
ALSO ONE OF THE OWNERS OF
HORSES AT THE TRACK,
One Piokpocket Is Caught at the Races
Two Race Horse Men Came
to Blows.

r. Spear, the owner of Gabriel, and
Jockeys Carson. Pharris Graham and
Neary were ordered of tne grounds Of
the Intermountain Fair Association
and indefinitely suspended after the
races at the Fair grounds last evening.
Pharris is the Jockey who rode Cab
riel and was found to have discarded
ten pounds of weight with which he
was handicapped.
These judgments were Inflicted by
a. Blum, the judge, who took this
means of ini1ictinG punishment for
misconduct on the part OF t1e jockeys
and the horse owner
The penalties will have wholesome
effect because these rulings. though
not in the name of big jockey club.
Will place a cloud upon the records Of
these turf followers.
Only one pickpocket was found at
work among the crowd at the races
yesterday, and the fellow was quickly
placed under arrest and driven off TO
jail.
A small row occurred between the
owners OF the race horses Huapala and
Glaucus, during which blows were
struck. The aggreSsor was arrested
before any great injury was done.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-06
RUNAWAY BOY CAUSE
OF DAVIS ABSENCE

Washington. July 6.-As one faith.
er to another, Senator Jeff Davis of
Arkansas explains to President Taft.
in a letter made public today, that
his failure to attend the White House
dinner the other night at a Presi-
dents invitation was due, not TO in
tcrnational dIscourteSy, but TO his
pursuit Of his twelye-yearold son.
who went To Fort Myer 10 see the
acroplane ny and did not return.
Explaining his search for his son,
the senator adds:
Il did not return until ii was too
late to be present in obedience TO
your kind invitation"
The senator states further that his
letter owes Its origin to newspaper
criticism, and says he writes In the
fear that some of these may fall with
in the Presidents observations. He
says he does not want TO be consid-
cred rude,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-06
RANDOM
REFERENCES

CoAL-Rock Springs, Castle Gate
and Clear Creek. gillette Coal Co,
l53 West 27th st, Phones 1914. -
Scwall VS.. Hall-The case of Ed
ward Sewall against Henry c. Hall
hearing on Injunction. is on before
Judge Howell in district court this
afternoon.
Advertisers must have their copy for
the Evening Standard the evening be
fore the day on which the advertise
ment is TO appear in order TO insure
publication. -
Taken Under Advisement-The
hearing in injunction case of Ruth
b Mathews against Richard d. Ber
rett has been taken under advise
ment by Judge Howell,
The beat carriage service at Allen S.
for private calls, funerals or operas
Also prompt baggage delivery. Both
phones %. 412 18th street .
Real Estate Transfer-Armour c.
Anderson and John b. Ellis have
quit claimed to A. Holroyd Chambers,
lots >. 3. t. ) and G, In block ., plat
c. Ogden City survey, for and in con.
slderation Of the sum OF so
Salt Lake G. Ogden Ry,-EXcursion
rates, S100 round trip to Salt Lake.
tickets on sale July 3. 4. and 5. Good
returning Iuly c. All other points
one fare for round trip. =
Distribution Of Estate-In the mat
Ter OF the estate of Lafayette w. VIII
liams deceased an order OF distribu'
ton has been made and the admins.
traitor discharged.
Buy your anthracite coal now and
save money, Bobt. B. Lewis, phones
149 -
Trial Of Clarence Ernest-Clarence
Ernst who Is charged with murder IN
the first degree In shooting and Kill
ing Charles Staples. was arraigned in
district court this morning and plead
cd not guilty. His trial was set for
Monday morning, July &c.
STORAGE at reasonable rates, in
good brick building. If YOU need any
room. consult John Scowcroft & Sons
Company.
VIII Meet Wednesday-The w C.
T, L will meet Wednesday after
noon at 2.30 o'clock at the Crittenton
Home. All the members are urged to
be present.
Veals, live or dressed. received daily
by Ogden Packing G Provision Co,
West Twenty-fourth street. Get our
prices before you go TO market Phones
TO- -
Burglars in a House,-The home of
Mrs. Van Why, 22S5 Adams, was en-
tered by thieves while Mrs. Van Why
was viewing the parade this morning.
Nothing OF value was obtained by the
intruders, although the entire house
was Tansacked.
Rock Springs, Kemmcrer, Castle
Gate, Anthracite and Coke. NJ l..
Jones Coal Co.
Woman Sente need to Jail-Emma
Mount. tall, sell-possessed maiden
whom the aO'i9g designated as a
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-06
SCHOONER THOUGHT
TO BE LOST AT SEA

San Francisco, July 6.-Thc schoon-
or Monterey, Captain Anderson. arriy-
ing here today from kuskowin. Alaska.
reports the possible loss of the mis-
sionary schooner. ] F Adler. and 4
score of lives, The Adler sailed from
Seattle on June with crew of eight
men and twelve or thirteen paSsen-
gers.
When the Monterey arrived at Beth
cl. 10 which place the Adler was
bound, Captain Anderson was inform
cd by Indian trappers that tho vessel
had last been seen struggling In a
heavy storm, some distance out at
sea.
The Monterey sailed some distance
up and down the coast, but saw no
sign of the Adler
Captain Anderson says il is posi-
BILE that the missing vessel has taken
refuge at Bristol bay
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-06
CA Nv ASS OF
CIT Y WILL,
BE MADE
G. A. r. TO OBTAIN A LIST OF
ROOMS TO RENT.
chased by the Visiting Soldiers
Systematic Canvass of Ogden.

The committee appointed TO make
the canvass of Ogden to find who Will
have rooms and meals for the people
who viii attend the G., A. II. Encamp-
ment August . TO IA next, are now at
work preparing 10 make thorough
canvass of the city. The city will be
divided into districts and some one
assigned TO each district 10 make L
house 10 house canvass, In few
days a vanyaSser will call at each
house TO find out how many people
can be provided with beds and meals
AT each place and the price to be paid
lists Will be made and when the
people come they will be sent 10 the
places where they can be accommo-
dated. as shown by these lists. When
the canyasser calls, we hope the peo-
pie will be prepared 10 give the in
formation desired.
BY order of the Committee.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-06
WEST ON NOW
" EST OF
HAZEN
EXPECTS TO REACH RENO, NEW,
BY THIS EVENING.
Good Health, but Four Days
Behind His Schedule.

Edward Payson Weston, the trans
continental pedestrian. after having
walked from Lovelock 10 Hazen yes
terday, distance OF hfty-seyen miles
left the latter point at $50 this morn
Ing and expects TO reach Reno before
nightfal
Weston, although nearly four days
behind his schedule, having lost con
siderable time crossing the Nevada
desert, where he was greatly hindered
by the heat and mosquitoes. which he
pronounceS worse than any New JeT
Sey brand eXtant.
It is planned 10 have Weston es.
corted Into Reno by brass band and
a reception committee OF prominent
men. who will meet him at the out,
skirts and accompany him into the
city.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-06
ELKS' SPECIAL TRAINS
ARE DUE THIS WEEK

The first special train of Elks to ar
rive will reach Ogden Thursday morn
ing over the Union Pacific. from Gin
cinnau. The train will consist of ten
cars and will be sent TO the coast over
the San Pedro route.
The Omaha Elks VIII arrive Fri
day morning on a special train and
will number 40 persons
The ElkS from Yonkers. New York.
are already in the Yellowstone Park
and will reach Ogden Saturday morn
ing on special train which Will be
sent west over the Clark road
Other special trains crowded with
Elks from eastern points will arrive
all day Friday. Saturday and Sunday
and the schedules OF all of these have
not vet been received at local head.
quarters
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-06
PREY OF ROBBERS
FOUND DEAD IN SHAFT

Butte, Mont, July 5,-The body of a
man believed TO be that Of John Jones.
from a scrap OF paper found in his
clothes, was found today lying on Il
bulkhead in a deserted shaft The
hands and feet of the corpse were
bound tightly together, The pockets
were turned inside out and the off,
GERS arc of the opinion that the VIC
tim was the prey of robbers.