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New-York tribune., 1909-12-26

elephant -lu l-.lI--re -~
closed. 4- -- case rt tle -al-
o. ----- a-. more Lll-y o.
-... .---ru-..e. however.
-. .- therefore much larger.
...- rI.E --c often Aer- I-
Meanwhile the hunters
----e- ana 20 the time -t-
-r-ae 1t tle most expert
... .-u..---e and stalk tle
people are posted ~ such
On are most Lkely O. a--
s -.- .---H4cl -l1se on guard
t- ..r % ---tLer direction. lr
.e-. .- .rut-luts a-.-e- with
... medicine man always sIc4rs
-.-- r"r-r. Is uEe- -le stIcha-r
hunters and gums ur anywhere else
--.- NJ --f elephant --r.H .Ht-
as.-..- %. tle medicine . bur
-r. rr--g-- .t witch ruei--
-". animal. rs lack NJ common
...#- speeches no animal would
.#---..- .r ,- amy such fashion
- 4-. r.- men enough l-
band .- -.-...ar lr cEluulu-
g. --.. g -..E Wa-. once iDvei-.e-
t--
makes l- emulsion ~ some
k- r-r elephants thar car Il,
ar. --. -re- ara easily despatched.
u --.. and NOT q -ecret. but the
d. --H animals @. ear n 40 the
pr -.- t begins q. te-uert they
- -..- becomes aCI-Cl0us.
The Elephant T'ppleF
SNOW .- .- which the ele-
superior wisdom is IN get
gorge q. ntv-ga nuts and
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FOR HEN

HTT TOBACCO IlRE.T From FAtTOET-Our
rit.t .lpr lal-. Fr-acls lIistar- d -isltfll
-.-d 90 pure ~ rtl Carolina golden leaf. rich and au
made r rH- u- a-l-"r-- Send for sample b.
t. boa .r- French l1n4.c. 90 Dept E ,raI-s l.r y g.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-26
- Elephant a. a T,ppler
Princes of the Atlantic
7r-rss- y58 g-Fs

t.-5 .-t.-er said he Thought
... -..U.e-e around as -e
having fencing 1H-t ur
.-.. short time before. A
rH-.. along lEerre- that t-e
... dining saloon tra--.atlrL
--. French t.- tle H..lrl. s.
saloon E.. deserted and 40
-.--. 20 - rH.U under tlc
entered tre reporter heard The
. a--..s--. -r- r-lUr-t and
..a rowan. rle laar s4t ~ the
.-E o. message.
.-. ceased and tae man IN the
.H t.....a.
.-.. .--ra-r'" sand the r-
wireless operator -I.t
replied Ha--1ok " ve
many wears had t-ls
q. s-sr myself b. Practice
some Of Their Hobbies
NJ arr.-.--.. -.. favored a~r among
rtr Captain N.r ot tle f--a-
-.-.- -H.. a.r.fa-- 0-r-rI-t
. r r....".- mad. lr
stewards .-. ...-- BOYS --
...-r PASSENGER H-. -- attended
aboard
r .. t.. a-.r. i a r-.l.I.rt
-ra-r. .. .. -- f--ru-r --. r.r
-..r waited ..r along O.. ...E
.t BONES. e travellers t.r
. -..w i.~Er
..-.-rr some Hf r.. rr.-r
a.r. .. .- tr0 U-
r.. Arabs. .a. earned t.r
Obj. .,.t r..- u-H r t..
.. bobby q. books. and ". ..-
..- lE tae -err -.a ---
.r..r Nry t.. -a.r
. fine r.-r. installed
-r. employ.
.r rhapsody -.E
If. .r Hrf".....r .E.r
-r.-. H. d.. ..r r.-
r.-f .f fH. -r.
Captain
.
.r .r.-...l career. ..--s.-
.r f....
r.. H.-r.f.. another
..f -..r. u..u
-r ..- .a.r. - oriental
t.-tr.rr r f~l# Captain
..-.t.. I.. .r.a. fortune
..f..r .r L.-.. .r -.ar.-
...r rr--f. t..f a-|-. Days
.E.rrfi.rs. r.r'
r.. 40 I.-. and E.rr.-fr
.. r.. -..Irrr Captain.
..f. ave- uIf...-. afU
.f r.. dance .r dinner.
summer ~ standing Hu
..r. winter STORM. f.rE .rr
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SEEDS

HENuER-DN~ SEEDS FkEEf 10 introduce our NV.
r-r- seed ca-a- p -rs 1u- @ the Garden. VIII
send tree ra u---l. rals ma.4l e and sending
stamps t.- -a-s-u and famous 60 crnr
henderson c.rl,iH. ut and garden SEEDS Peter
liraL-rsan CO.. ss-3- Doraudt Street New York City
New-York tribune., 1909-12-26
PHOTO1.RAPHY

FIIM- DEVELOPED per roll. a.. sizes V-o1
frrr- Brownies 5c 50. Nsi a. x4. o. sxs "a &C. send
and Ni Urrt them free sample OF our
s.rt. slr.il tr and give you better rsSuirs
taar SIG have ever bad t..- s CO.. Asulrs Park y 4
New-York tribune., 1909-12-26
REPRESENTATIVES, N SHOPS

WukkNEN. kAl~E IuJE W4gE- rY ~
larC. Hard soap lH shops. hl- none. r.at- ou
~a.-Htit ..unrr-uits. La-.- can and as--.,al9
I.- B. .arrrs.r Co.. h.. A Nau.hrs.-r. Conn
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-1le-I-s ~ Dependent N LacE

-.- and Dependent on Luck
..r. 1. .r CAM
r... r.r.. r.f..-.s and Hr
r. lrr .ra-
t.r .f.rr. PASSENGER
I- f.. .rrrr r.rr af t.rlr
Wan .r. I'r-t.r-r- obtain
sr- ..'r tac rrUltr-
lr. f.. ..l.r. lur lt -
r.- under .Iff.e es-
.r. ......-.e.f o. flt frl
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STAMPS AND COINS

-IANF>-IOO all different, Album and Hinges cnfy I2c
so sweden lOC-lOOO all nrreut stamps 3 OO-2O dher
-rr foreign CON, 15sN- boy stamp and c.ms-Buylnx
Lists To- lCl-1a stan 3 Co, Toledo, ONO
New-York tribune., 1909-12-26
AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS. We manufacture 20 patents. ae-
Inventions and 1I In- 90 ether hot sellers for AGENT.
~ ulr up O. samtr of olr best sellers a handsom.
AGENTS SAM case and send to yau free Write tor
.a- prHpo>r to-day jesse E1gren Manufacturing CO ,
AII.a4lArr. Vas.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-26
CORPORATIONS

INCORPORATE YOUR BUSHES, IN ARIZONA
east los transact business A-rp books anywhere Pres
dent s1ctart. former secretary OF AuEoua Free IAws
Bylaws and Forms. Reference Any bank IN Au1ona
stottari Incorporating .an} Box 500 Ploen1 Ari1ons
New-York tribune., 1909-12-26
ELOCTTI0N OK DRAM vito ART

AZ llNtf EHClrlr 'ra-or " r teach inns tasci atinx
ar- profitable b. mail and prepare tor stage or
,ras--, patf ru lo.~I- IramatIc AT Free Chicago
-c.o. of Eac-t.oa. 1850 Grand opera House Chicago
New-York tribune., 1909-12-26
GAMES AND ENTERTAINMENTS

FLAA-. VAUDEVILLE ,k-tch-s M1n.iaglcs Dialogues,
-peakrfs. srr-. M4t-ra. io.-s hr-.taaus aB.eaux
Drills. s-aI il-c-st terra .H-H-s. N4<e-lp Gods.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-26
MISCELLANEOUS

THE "HAIkLIDHI Ir REANEITE" with paf-nx
COMBS anlhHrs t1- tar and pporr- the perfect
.-lda-ou Tor fhe --N French Il-aaa style u hair
dressing send Tor circular A-stIn-W alker Co. ma
KINGSTON Sc boston. Mass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-09
ny DOROTHY DALE,

II gives yoa shock, doesn't "
TO learn that the cup d hot chooo'
late before you was partly pre-
pared by the hands Of a SLAYER II
was, though. very likely. Much Of
the cocoa used In this country
comes from Portuguese groworu'
whose plantations are worked BY
slaves. bought outright In Africa,
The matter IL a serious one, 20
serious, indeed, that officials Of the
Portuguese government are aroused
TO the necessity Of reform, and are
said to be about 70 call upon the
United States, 40 the country using
most Of tho cocoa produced In the
slave worked districts. to boycott
the product
Such a boycott would probably
affect the price Of cocoa aud NIL
chocolate products, II might even
raise the price Of chocolate soda
and fudge, and thus impress the
NNlNHEt AAiN AlHA NAi AHfNA ~ 81
glfl consumer that she IL helping
to free a slave.
Il in not always an adult slave.
either In a letter recently pub
llahod BY the London spectator
Engianda most conservative Jour
nal, a friend u the editor writes
under the date II July OF having
himself seen 4 cargo Of boys and
girls sold at a station IN Angola
Portuguese West Africa. and ship
ped 10 the coast for the cocoon trade.
When be- got 10 i.ohitn bay. the
writer says, he saw another Puftu.
Knehe steamer which had taken on
1850 slaves bound for San Thome.
This Portuguese possession and
the neiKhbofing island Of Principe
are covered with Cocoa plantations
According to the statement Of
joe Burt an Engllshman. who has
also recently returned from resi-.
deuce OF two years IN Portuguese
West Africa. nearly 5000 slaves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-09

49, h"HANA
DETROIT. Mich, Aus s-Thom
a. Gray. manager 81 the Robert II
Jerks Lumber company. and prom
lncnt Detroit society and club man
has been arrested on a eaplas In Z
suit brought for 10000 damages
against him hy Wellington n nry
ant. a prominent Kansas city at
lorney. for alienation of affections
The woman IN the CASE Ia Ofaes
"a bryant. a Michigan woman and
a former resident of rhfce Rivers
She ia. as her husband describes
her In hia declaration. a woman Of
great personal beauty and disposi
tion..
In the summer of 1907 she re
turned 10 Michigan. according Il
her yearly custom. to visit her "a
runts and friends. and on the trails
from Ludinston TO Grand Rapids
81 bryant declares. she met Gray
who made himself 20 agreeable IL
her that ahe gave him Der photo
graph and her address Asain Ia
October. 1905. she Waited bet
friends In Michigan. and IN the fol
lowing January nfyant says he con
sentsd 10 file a petitlpn for divores
on the ground Of gross nesiect 81
duty and extreme cruelty.
On her mott siAit 10 Michigan
bryant swcara. Gray met her Al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-09
KLEPT0MAN|A IS
ORDINARY STEALING
ON A.-Y.-P. GROUNDS
MISS ETHEL JONES ARRESTED
ron THEFT or A
BRACELET.

'ltlept0mania may be n disease
recognized By the best nllrniath. but
II ID not recognized BY the hest p0-
llcomen,' says chief u Exposition
Guards wnppenstcln and when the
guards yesterday arrested tho first
shop inter captured on the cspoai-
tion grounds, the chief took occasion
TO Issue warning that klopio-
manlane and souvenir hunters viii
not be recognized at the exposition
guard house but that all persons
caught stealing On the grounds will
be considered common thieves.
Yesterday Miss Ethel Jones was
arrested FOR taking a bracelet from
n booth In the Oriental building Che
attempted 10 run but was caught
BY Captain Smith of the guards A
charge Of petit larceny was flied
against hot this morning The wam-
an was accompanied. when arrested.
by hot divorced husband clyde be-
long who was takon into cuatndf
but not held
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-09
DASH To
GAIN LIBERTY
FOREIGNERS arRvGo TO &C
rlos ~ losc WAIT IN
DETENTION CAMP.

sickened BY the filthy conditions
etisilnk at the United States limit
grafton station At the Great North
erh docks. and grown desperate
through tho thought that possibly
many morc montha might roll BY
ere they would again see the lighi
Of liberty, four prisoners used =
skeleton hey yesterday afternoon
and made their escape.
Two have slnes been captured, one
10 the woods back of the station and
the other on the colman doct. and
two others are still At liberty. The
men still at large are Edward Gal
liant and A. Mueller. both French.
men. Edmund Cormsau and r.
woodman are the men who were
captured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-09
WANT TO RETURN TO
THE 5000 OLD SOIL

SAN FRANCiaco. Cal. Aus. ~
X. nrent Mitchell. a former lawyer
who practiced In San Francisco and
who escaped to Honduras several
years ago. after dcfraudiuK his eli
ents out OF 500. 900. Ia nov repent
ant and wants to leave his South
American refuge and return td
America.
Mitchell IL managing a realty pro
Jet In Honduras. from which he
expects to realize a fortune.
According TO Stephen Upton, a
mining engineer who 10 here, Mitch
ell aaid that he intended to take his
prolific and settle his debts, thus
clearing a way for his return to the
United States.
Upton stated that there are /.
fugiuyen from tho United stAtel
living In Honduras who desire "a
come back TO America. Prominent
In the colony is Major Edward
Burke. once editor OF the New Or
leans Times Democrat. who ab
seconded in 1856. during the cotton
exposition In the southern city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-09
BURIED SEVEN YEARS In A CHINESE
.DEN---WM0SE CHILD CAN She BE?

GAN nm NafaRA Gal Ana a
- - 'a'''' 49, '''e'
VINO - sh'
Rescued few days ago from a
dartened chamber In a sinister M
a.,.,.,,,,a o,,inr, Aon In ,ho iabs.
wv .'s,'" ~, 49, ,, wv = Wv -, -
tYn'h OF san fiah''Hoe lhuloua
Chinatown. little gyoarold wah
lilo. whose every feature offers con
,.,..,... -, =, c.,,..stas ht,,h IA
800, - - -, -. -
nelNk sn'l''Iea ~ lh' Neii'eNV 'e'
hyterian Mission hero, pondlng a
decision by the juvenile court as 70
h,, rnstoav
Whose chila ia sh.g
What ara hss nntee,.i,,ts her
conntry Nor lsns,asev
Thess arc aoms M the ne,nlexine
ouesttnna which an f,r no com.
binca efforts m mo lorai nollee de.
pnrtment and The officers nom the
inyenlle rourt have been unable 10
answsr
Held eanti,e far seyen yanrs nm.
an the language customs and rull,
slon M ber owe race have been eb.
itnrafsi from hrr nina and her
nwn tdentitv swallnwed an IN or.
,ntaiism tba rirl herself IA unable
IN fhrow nnv ifaht unon the mys.
terv
~ ulss ponaldlnn Cameron Of
m, prssbyterlan sllasion bere and
Probation ofiieef LIKE Iiylnestop
b,lonr ~. credit fnr ~, little
virl's rasrue
Infarnea that A white sir was
selnr bel5 in rhlnniown nv a chi
n.se family in Stafford alley 10
se,ber they west ~ IN number slv.
an into an lll,ainoiline basement
ne mali aesrsnaed neneated
tnoets ,,on hsrred aaar whlsh
re- it, fnnna ID ta a ,.syernous
s' ~, -, .so,,sas = tn,tt'i.ss nId
Unman who aiiemst,d Il M their
-
ysey t,,..a th.,, wav ,hronsh
ne AGO. sna 1arti,s stans ~
da,t .a...r. H., raw, nnen ~
en,s,idr 80, n was mali ssd
aa,t rsere as 40 s,riish, sn5
M v,ntl,stio, nielsTins sas
ush, ,ksc, fantastic sh.sa,ss =.
Ky hiset.n.d m i, 80 ,sns
~ rrt..s. A. 4, ne ,.r,hst,
y !. - ~. -, $3.50. e,,asss
s .. " ~ , ,s's -, s.,.,is ~.
w, sN'' y, .5 80 ~ nm. s.,hiaa "
" W ee"''"' '''e ''''' WYNN" 'es
'H ~, -. -. ,,.,. -. Ia. -
-. V s, a 49,, " go, -, ~, w -
~ ~ gu ~ ~ 49,, ~, "' ,,,s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-09
SEQUEL TO A TRAIN
FILTRATION A SUIT

I Niles and told her he was the man
agcr for the Robert ~ Ieaha Lnm
Der company. that he waH setting a
sAiafy Of $500 a year iia told
her be Inherited $4,000 from hia
grandfather. who vas a rich Cleve.
land lembermAn. who held large
properties In Oklahoma. and tina,
bis family belong TO the Cleveland
Ariatoefaey." BRYANT charges
by persuasion and fiAgtcfy, the
husband asserts. Gray Induced Mr.
bryant To 90 with him 10 South
Bend. Ind. where. according TO nry
ants story GRAY promised to marry
her and iAhc her 10 Oklahoma a.
soon as she 80, a divorce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-09
WOULD YOU BOYCOTT YOUR CUP OF CHOCOLATE 4
YOU KNEW YOU'D FREE A SLAVE--A CHILD SIlw

we're exported to these plantotiona
In 1908.
II Is upon the great American
firms manufacturing chocolate.
these mon declare. that the feapoa.
6lbility for putting stop 10 the
traffic will finally rest
Through the Methodist Times Of
London nm appeal has been made
10 MethodlBta u The United Hiatos
to join the boycott,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-09
EXPOSITION HALF over

The Ayr exposition was half
over At midnight last night The
fret half u the season has shown
one and three quarters million pso-
pie IN attendance, and the last half
10 expected 10 BE- nearly 90 PCT cent
bigEcf IN every way Win Seattle
Day, Taft Day, caneesalanairrs Day
iha International Live stock shou
and other his events 10 be eeiehfst
"a. the total attendance Il expected
90 come closer 20 four million than 10
thrce million. this original estimate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-09

BAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Aus -
No horses with locked tails will be
allowed 10 the Admission Day par
ade. 10 be held here September .,
according TO the edioi issued BY the
officials IN charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-09

CHICAGO. Aug s.--john c. Dlahl.
New York. retired manager Of the
Hamburg American steamship line.
was found dead In a clay hois on
the outskirts Of the city. He had
committed suicide lie had tried
to borrow u from a friend until
hia allowance came from his father.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-09

"Hurrahr' cried the opumist.
heres q fashion note that says the
w0msn'a hats Will be small nexl sea
son"
''You don't sec anything there
about waists that hook down ths
Kfowisd the pessimlst. - chicag.
Record Herald.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-09

Dublln--Ai the meeting Of the
Ancient Order Of llibefniana here
yesterday a resolution Of thanks TO
tho American ENJOYS 10 recognition
Of their excellent work was adopted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-09
BRIEFS BY WIRE

chlesso-E'lla 0inricn. the lrish
lAeemaker. recently acquitted Of a
charge Of larceny after a most sen.
satiohal trial. lei, this city ycsief
day fof her home 10 i.hfne. ireland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-09
WITH KISSES SHE
PAYS HER REsCUER

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. p-Mlas
Helen lIaasls Of No, 400 Penn 1T,
Germantown. was seated In a wagon
At the Wlster station waiting for her
father when the horse, frightened
by m auto, ran away. Miss Haaais
could do nothing but cling TO her
scat.
Deputy Constable Robert Fender.
CAST saw the runaway coming to-
ward him lie threw Oft his coat
and hat and leaped for the horses
head. He chung desperately TO the
bride until the horse slowed down
to q walk. Then he lifted Miss
liaaale from the seat. As he did
80 she burst into tears and, throw.
Ing her arms around his neck
kissed him ngnln and again.
Miss Haaslst is Just 4 years old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-09

Bsffsio--A suit against Golfers
Weekly TOT libel was filed today By
VIM ] ConnofB, chairman o. the
Democratic State committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-09
SWALLOWS HIS TEETH.
tBy United prsss.l

= PuNxs WHEY. Pa.
4 Aug. s.-Peter jackson awal
= lowed bis false teeth while
= drinking To save bis life the
= surgeons forced the teeth into
4 his stomach and then removed
4 them BY an operation. Jack.
= son Is In a critical condition.
= but may recover.
=
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-09

olympla-The schiyely impcaeh
msni trial viii begln here wcdnes.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-09
BOY PLAYS A
BLACKMA|[ER
TRICK HERE
Letter Left at Treat Resi-
dence Demanding Mon
ey and Servants Given a
Big Scare.

A mere boy gave a houscful Of
servants a blg scare and kept the
entire police department OF Seattle
on the qui vive all last nisht
This is the belief Of Chief Ward
today after a further Investigation
Of the demand made for $500 at
the home Of Harry W, Treat last
night.
The letter threatening to blow up
the house In five minutes II $500
was not forthcoming was showed
under the front door az the Treat
residence about 10 o'clock last
night. The servants found H. mott
fled the police. and all last night
the officers were looking for a bold,
bad blackmailer. who was mover
found. Mr.. and Mrs Treat are now
travelling IN Yellowstone park, OF
which fact the writer Of the letter
was not aware
Today Chief Ward thinks u was
the work Of boy. A copy Of the
letter follows,
The letter
II. ". I. You are going TO give
me $500 In money or jewelry Of the
valuation Of 81. 200 In the next i've
minutes or | am going to blow this
house and you into eternity, Have
Eot two sick babies and a wife In
the East who Is In distress, and By
God will commit all crimes on the
calendar for them, since ! cannot
help them In an honest way. Am
giving you five minutes and no
more. because should | give you
more time you would probably try
to trick ne. and am sure you can.
not get help In that time, for do not
think your telephone viii work. and
you cannot get out Of the house
without ny knowledge. You will
find directions on the stone toad ut
your front door. Come out o. the
house BY front door, make no effort
to get any one on, Of the house. or
will get busy. And make no effort
TO catch me. for II you do and |
think am going to get caught Will
come back and make gocd my
threat. This is my first crime and
! hope my last. And Il ever make
good will return what get fNn
you. The reason want money Is
because | think that ! win be able
TO save my little ones and am 60
ing to have Il orwell. there will
be no tomorrow for you. yours or
myself"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-09

WHEELING. ". Va. Aug a.
Thomas L. Lewis, president Of the
United Mine Workers Of America
announced today he would be a
candidate for reelection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-09

+&+.+r.+.+....+,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-11
REV. ElDERKlN IN HIS
SUNDAY EDITORIAL

Some OF my friends both Mormon
and Genthe have persistentIy told me
that there was no such thing as free
speech within the Mormon church
This have steadfastly refused to be.
lieve. In fact while in the east this
summer natly denied the charge
time and again. | said I knew 4
Mormon was Just as free TO condemn
any leader or any procedure of his
church as a Congregatonalist was
free to condemn the leaders or the
proceedings OF his church.
Now the News, the Republican and
the Tribune tell us that President
SmSh Scathingly reDuked b. H. Rob.
erts because he assumed The right 10
criticisc and condemn certain weak
nesses in his own church trust
President Smith has been incorrectly
reported.
Long ago men held to the idea that
the faith was once delivered to the
saints that truth was stationary.
But now We understand that
Truth Must Be Onward
Time makes ancient good uncouth.
They mast upward still and onward
who would keep abreast OF truth"
Professor German used to insist
that progress came only through
discussion II was discussion which
broke the back OF custom. Custom
enslayes. Slavery Is absence OF
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-11
DE N OCR A I S
NAME PART
OF TICKET
cHAS. II. SMURTHWAlTG WAS THE
WHOLE SHOW SATURDAY..
He AssaiIs VIM. Glasmann In a Pre-
pared Speech-No Municipal
Judge Named.

Democratic Nominees.
Mayor, Alexander l.. Brewer.
Recorder. George Shorten.
Auditor, Mrs. 0Tson Riser.
Treasurer, w. f Toller.
Attorney, ]. D. Skeen.
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Frequent circulated recently that Icn n.
'tu0S h son Glover be
arr ,5 Two years ago
eSS nu reached settlement
Sn0c liner wealth 1t denied
iS lt recently n
were about TO take their client
sdeath N' 'N"'N u 'e
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-11

The belated Democratic convention
was held in the county court house
Saturday evening. 1t was scheduled
for 7 80. but It was 8 o'clock before
a quorum could be mustered. The
seats oil the court room were not
filled, and the chairman vainly en-
deavored TO get Republicans to come
In and occupy the seats" AS mat
ter OF curiosity. few accepted the
invitation and remained seated during
the proceedings.
The Democrats seemed reluctant TO
attend and they were also reluctant
10 offer names to the convention Tor
sacrifice 1t was with great difficulty
that enough names were presented TO
make up the ticket-they did fall TO
nominate a municipal Judge. Every
office went begging, and the men
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LEARN TELEGRAPHY

Supt Whitney and Mr.. Seager of the
Union Pacific Railway visited tho
Smithsonian Business College this
week and arranged for the lnStalla-
tlon of Dept Of Telegraphy and rail.
road Office training In the school.
Prof. Smith was assured that every
Young man who completed a course
would he placed in position where he
could climb up rapidly if there was
anything in him.
Young men desiring to take tho
course should report TO Prof. Smith at
once. Evening classes.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-11

contemplated as we'll as shorter tun-
mel between Montrosc and Clmarron
The changes Will reduce the distance
between Salt Lake and Denver fifty
miles The plan is. 1t Is said. TO route
through trains by Marshall Pass and
over the new Western Pacific to the
coast instead of following the present
line over the Tennessee Pass, and
through Eagle Canyon.
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