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Evening journal., 1909-12-31
FARMERS TO HEAR
OF APPLE CULTURE
special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

epeclal to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Dol. Dec. 3i-A big farm
ers institute on apples viii be held
in Fruitland Grange Hall, Camden, ON
January IA and 10. the Friday and
Saturday Immediately following the
Peninsula Horticultural meeting az
Centreviile. Professor 10. Cyrus Mill
Ter. OF Massachusetts the New Eng
land apple expert and Professor g. A..
McCuc. Of Delaware College, viii be
the principal speakers. Professor Nc
Cue and Eugene Shallcross, who has
returned 20 Delaware to engage in
farming here. win give a special
demonstration OF packing apples ac-
cording 70 the oregon method whereby
tho apples are packed and wrapped In
boxes.
Evening journal., 1909-12-31
oUARRELED WITH YOUNG
TURKS; is ASSASStNATED D

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
CoNsTANTINOPLE. Dec. 3l-News
was received to-day Of the assassination
on last Tuesday OF Hassan Tashim Pasha
governor general Of the Yemen vilayet
while he was on his way from Sana TO the
Red Sea. Hassan recently made charges
that the Young Turks leaders were re-
sponslble for the granting Of valuable con-
cessions and franchises to foreigners with
ont sufficient return 70 Turkey. AS a re-
suit Of this he became involved in a SER
ious quarrel with the Young Turks and
his death Is directly attributed TO this
Evening journal., 1909-12-31

ing that time.
i should not be at all surprised,
said Muldoon, ito see the outcome Of
the fight very similar TO that which
occurred in New orleans when Cor
bett wearled sullivan into defeat by his
youth and staying ability. When men
get on in years they wear down in
any contests, especial so when they
have been out Of the game for some
time. II is 100 to 1 that Jeffries viii
never be able TO punch the bag as long
and as hard as he could six years ago
and that is the best indication that he
is not as good as he was"
Evening journal., 1909-12-31
HARLANS GET
BARGE CONTRACTS

Indications point 70 n busy spring
for the Harland and Holllngsworth
Corporation.
A contract for a sea-going dredge
for Baltimore parties and two car
floats for the B. and O. Railroad Com
pany are among the contracts received
by the company.
The dredge win be 165 feet long and
will be sent 10 Panama
The y. and O. floats will have three
tracks each. and will be 2s0 feet long
and ~ feet wide. Each VIII accommo-
date about twenty-four standard cars.
They VIII probably be completed In
May and June OF next year, and will
be delivered at the New York harbor.
Evening journal., 1909-12-31
Glass Had Entertainment.

An enjoyable time was had last night
by tho members Of A. r. shorts sunday
sci col class at his home No $40 North
Trer Kiln street. Refreshments vera
served Those present included: Hecoe.l
Meerns leslie Holt. Stewart Moysten.
Albeit short Edward Lael1len. Nulard
MIN by. Harold Shori and Francis B'liaa.
The Misses Emma Cornog. Edna Caarlss.
Anunie SHARP. Harriet Bradford. AIiuai,,
Driscol. Hester Lacklen, lone Shilling ana
Mr. and Mrs. a. p. Short In behalf Of the
class Mr.. short was presented with a
beautiful gold watch.
Evening journal., 1909-12-31
BREAKS
AIRSHIP RECORD

By United Press leased Special Wire.
PARIS. Dec 3l.-Maurice Farman. @
brother of Henri tarman. to-day broke
the cross country aeroplane record by
flying from Chartres TO orleans, dis
tance OF nifty miles "as the crow hies"
IN two hours and thirty minutes. Farman
new at an average height Of 800 feet
Farman used bi-plane Of his own con
strucuon. Cross country flights are his
specially. Three weeks ago he establish
ed tho cross country record, which he
broke to-day by flying from Versailles to
Charles. a distance OF a miles in "a min
utcs
Evening journal., 1909-12-31
They Are climbers

Knicker-"rhey used 10 have an apart
ment in the city and cottage In the coun.
tiy."
Bocker--'NoN they 1.-Two in ana Arms III
town and bungalow az ihe shore. -
New York sun
Evening journal., 1909-12-31

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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-04
MRS. PAGETT
EN ] @ Y s
OGDEN :.
SHE HAS BEEN A RESIDENT OF
OKLAHOMA.
becomes a Member Of the Fores,
SerViee-TeIls Of the Growth
OF Her State.

Mrs. Lucille Pagett arrived from
Cheyenne today to take up her duties
In the stenographic department Of the
Forest Service supply depot. Sne
Will replace Miss PattIe Sanderlin. who
has been transferred to the district
maintenance Offices.
Mrs. Pagett recently came to Chey.
enne from Muskogee, Oklahoma. where
She was connected with the United
States Indian Service for a number of
years. She is delighted with the west
preferring the altitude and mountain
scenery 10 the monotonous skyline OF
level Oklahoma.
The growth of Oklahoma" she says,
"in the past few years has been the
most spectacular development OF new
ly settled territory the country has
ever seen. 1t is simply amazing whore
all the people came from VINO have
settled there and built up the towns
and cities In so increditably short a
time.
'As is true, however In all new
communities, the first comers are more
or less of a rowing disposition and
hundreds have already moved on to
other sections of the great West, not,
however. without having accomplished
the effect Of settlement, and having
also attracted other thousands who
have come to stay and form the back
bone of permanent civilization"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-04
WILLARD NOTES

Willard, Jan. 3.-The students met
yesterday and organized society to
be known Us the Willard Booster club.
The purpose of it is to have all kinds
Of amusementS. consisting of dances.
football, baseball. debates, etc The
following officers were elected; Will
liam W. Owens, president: Miss Ida
Taylor, vice president; Miss Ethel
Ward, secretary; James NJ. White,
treasurer.
The Homo Dramatic company held
a big oyster supper last evening af-
ter they had put their play entitled,
Under the Laurels," on here and in
Perry. Tho proceeds of the enter.
tainments were given to the ward, the
amount being $40.
The students are all returning to
their schools today after spending the
holidays with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A Lemons and
family of Logan are visiting with rel.
atives and friends.
Joseph Ford Of Iowa Is spending
part of the holidays with relatives and
friends.
Willford Nuttall and wife of Salt
Lake City are spending a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. William Lowe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal C. Lowe of Gar.
land are visiting with relatives and
friends.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-04
FIRE DESTROYS LARGE
ORE SAMPi ING WORKS

A telegram received in Ogden this
morning announces the destruction by
fire last night of the sampling plant
OF the Western Ore Purchasing com
pany at Hazen. The fire originated in
the boiler and engine room of the
plant and the timbers being covered
with oil and grease the fire spread
rapidly and was soon beyond the con-
troll OF the Hazen fire department.
Two hours after the fire was discoy-
cred, at 8 o'clock, the entire works
were In ruins, and the loss Is esti-
mated at nearly 100000.
When the fire broke cut twelve
Southern Pacific cars were standing
on a track adjacent to the sampling
works, and before they could be re-
moved by a switch engine four of
these were consumed, the yardmen
having a great deal of trouble In get.
ting eight cars away from the burn
ing structure.
While no details are given as yes.
it Is understood the sampling works
will be rebuilt as early as possible.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-04
IDAHO LEGISLATURE WILL
FIGHT LOCAL OPTION

Boise, Idaho, Jan. 3.-The tenth ses-
sion OF the Idaho legislature will con-
vene at noon tomorrow. Representa-
tive Paul Clagstone will be installed
as speaker Of the house and Senator
John w Hart will be selected presl.
dent pro tenn of the senate.
James R. Walling will be chief clerk
Of the house. The legislature is over
whelmingly Republican, insuring the
election Of a member Of that party as
United States senator Senator Wei
don B. Hepburn was indorsed by the
Republican state convention and until
recently there had been no question
that he would be selected, but during
the past few weeks rumors of an in
surgent movement mas been rife and
Senator Heybur is now en- route from
Washington to Boise to give personal
attention to his candidacy,
The principal fight during the ses'
sion will be over local option. There
Is strong opposition to 1t and the pres.
ent outlook is that 1t will be defeated
through compromise on precinct In
stead of county unit lines. as pledged
in the Republican platform.
Governor James H. Brady, in his In
augural message, will recommend the
enactment OF local option and direct
primary laws and public utilities COM
mission instead of railway commits
sion
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-04
eOoKMAKING AND POOL
SELLING MAY BE WIPED OUT

Sacramento. Cal, Jan. 3.-Tnat
United States Senator George C. Per
kins will be reelected by the Califor-
MIA state legislature, which convenes
next Tuesday, is considered practically
certain by the members of both houses
who have already arrived at the state
capitol. While the Democrats In
creased their membership somewhat In
the November election and In their OPP
position to Perkins Will be supported
by a few Independent Republicans.
the regular Republican organization
forces have an overwhelming majority
In both branches of the legislature.
The effort that Will be made by the
Legislature to wipe out the race tracks
in California, so far as bookmaking
and pool selling is concerned. looms up
on the horizon as the bitterest and
hardest fight of the session. Both
anti. gambling forces and the
friends of the Sport OF Kings" are
early on the ground, lobbying for and
against the proposed measures.
Among the more important legisla-
ton this session will be the enactment
of a direct primary law as authorized
by the recent general elections; the
passing of several banking measures,
providing for a safer and better bank
ing system in the state.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-04
EVACUAT ION OF
ME- ESS|NA is
AT HAND
RUINS GAVE UP $4,000 INJURED
AND UNINJURED.
Twenty Looters Were Shot Sunday,
and Considerable Treasure ls
Placed on Warships.

Rome, Jan PARLIAMENT Will be
comvoked January IL. The minister
of war says that the forts around
Messina, which contain tons of pow
der and millions Of cartridges, have
not been injured. He also says that
while he was at Messina. at least 15,-
00C persons were taken from the ruins,
injured and uninjured, of which num-
Der 1000 were saved by the Russians
and 1000 by the English sailors. The
Italian navy has sent tons OF provis-
ions to the district.
All the treasure found has been
placed aboard the warships. A pock
etbook was picked up containing $li,
COO and much clothing has been founo
at MessIna and elsewhere with bank
notes sewed in II.
Advices from Messina say that
twenty looters were shot there yes,
terday. The city will be evacuated
today. Six thousand persons already
have left there and 5000 more VIII
leave today.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-04
MONEY FROM
Pl n G R EE
: BANK
WITH WHICH TO PAY FOR THE
WATERWORKS
Fifty Thousand Dollars Advanced
Pending Arrival Of Bond Money
From the East.

AT a special meeting Of the city
council this morning a resolution was
introduced and adopted, ingtructing
the city auditor to draw a warrant ON
the waterworks fund In the sum of
$4,000 in favor of the Pingree Nation
al bank said money to be paid over
TO the Ogden Waterworks company,
and further specifying that when
moneys from the sale of the $3.50 900
waterworks bonds are delivered to
Ogden City and simultaneous with the
said delivery of said sum of money,
Ogden City shall take up and pay
said warrant In favor of the Pingreo
National bank for the sum of $4,000
This action follows the transfer Of
the water system for the sum of $685.
400. of which S105,400 already has
been paid. leaving the money to be
received from the sale of the bonds
yet to be paid
The city having been bonded in the
sum of S460,000, to be used for the
purpose Of paying the balance Of the
purchase price Of $4,000 and redeem
ing the mortgage bonds of $400, 900.
and there being a delay IN ,ne deIiv-
cry OF said bonds of possibly ten days,
the Pingree National bank offered to
advance the necessary $4,000, upon
warrant drawn on the waterworks
fund, the sum to be returned when
the money from the sale of the bonds
IS delivered to Ogden City.
The treasurer was instructed to
create a waterworks fund for the
above purpose, and draft for $3.50,
interest on the Pingree loan, was Or
dered drawn.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-04
PEACE OF CHINA
is ENDANGERED

Pekin, Jan. 3-FollowinS the dis
missal from office yesterday OF Yuan
Shi Kai, grand councillor and com
niander in chief of the forces, and
the appointment OF Ma TunS as
grand councillor, an edict was Issued
today appointing Liang Tun Yen. Gus
toms taotai, to the position thus made
vacant on the foreign board.
The British and American minister's
agreed that the dismissal OF Yuan Shi
Kai should not pass unnoticed. The
American, British, German and Jap
anese ministers met again at the
American legation this morning, Sir
John Jordan, the British minister.
Joining with Mr. Rockhill. the Ameri-
can minister, in submitting an out
line of representations which should
be made to the foreign board.
The ministers disagree on the ques-
ton as to whether the welfare OF for
eign interests Is technically involved
by the regents recent action. but they
agree that peace is endangered, The
representatives of Great Britain, the
United States and Germany View the
regents action as tantamount to an
affront to the powers on account OF
Yuan Shi Kai's position abroad, he De-
ing recognized as the medium OF fair
and equitable treatment toward the
nations. The dissenting ministers be-
iieye that unless other serious events
occur interference would not be JUS
tilted Japan concurs in the opinion
that the dismissal is certain to result
in international injury but that rep
rcsentations to China would be differ
cnt. There is a marked lack OF una
nimity among the diplomats.
The courts action fortnight ago
I'm increasing the palace troops and
forbiddIng the entrance to the palace,
even of the highest officials. without
masses. was taken as an indication at
that time OF the alarm felt In court
circles, and 1t is now believed that
there was fear also Of an anti-dynastic
plot
Today the government intimatcd its
intention OF making public the I'M
reachment, giving details OF Yuan Shi
Kais alleged intrigue upon which his
dismissal was based. According to re-
liable information the impeachment is
framed upon charges against Yuan Shi
Kai in connection with the coup detat
OF 1898, when the regency OF the dow
ager empress was restored and re-
dictionary policy inaugurated. The
flight OF Kang Yu Wal. the reIormer,
occurred at this time.
Yuan Shi Kai must leave pekln
within four or five days. Consterna-
ton among the Chinese surpasses tnat
felt by the foreign residents Many
Of the supporters OF the former vice
roy are panic stricken 1t is probable
that among the first changes hotn
Yang ShI Slang, the viceroy OF Gu III,
and Prince Ching, president OF the
board OF foreign affairs, viii be re-
moved. There Is the keenest interest
as to the fate OF Prince Tang Shao
YPs mission to the United States as
The source of his authority has been
removed
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-04
JEFFRIES CONSIDERS
CORBETT A BELT WINNER.

Los Angeles, Jan. 3.-James J. JEFF
fries, former heavyweight champion
and undefeated, although retired for
five years. said tonight that James j.
Corbett would have an easy time de-
feating the new champion, Jack John
son. providing Corbett could stand the
training necessary.
Asked il he thought Corbett was in
earnest in saying that he would fight
Johnson, the retired champion replied
that he did not think he was.
Johnson does not class with men
like Corbett or Fitzsimmons," said
Jefries. He would have no show
to beat either of them If they could
get back In half that form they
showed when they held the title. Cor
bett is not too old to train again, and
might be able to get into condition to
slow some of his old-time form. If
he did. Johnson could not warm
him up"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-04
RANDOM
REFERENCES

G. w. Terrill Of Kaysville, spent yes
terday In the city.
GLOBE 1HEATER-The most up
to-date picture show west of Chicago.
Two changes of program a week. Tues
day and Saturday Matinee every
cay except Sunday. South Of Grand
Opera House. =
w ]. Randall Of Oxford, Idaho, came
down from the Idano city yesterday to
meet with friends.
Buy Red Cross Stamps In Human
ily's Sake to Stamp out tuberculosis.
Then buy Meats Stamped u. S. In
spected for yours and your family's
cake. A guarantee that 1t Is free from
tuberculosis Germs. =
P. l.. Alfred of Paris, Idaho, is an
Ogden visitor for short time.
City Coal Co, Cor. 21st & Wash. Bell
t20 Ind 220. w. Haddenham. Mgr
"Fast Day" obseVed-Yesterday
was fast day" with the churches Of
the Latter Day Saints and the ser
vices neld In the various ward meeting
houses were in the form OF "testi-
mony" meetings.
CoAL-Plonty OF that celebrated
Peacock ROCK Springs at John Farr.
Phones.
Inauguration ceremonles-The cere-
monies attending the Inauguration Of
Governor William Spry and other
state officials took place in Salt
Lake at noon today In the city coun-
ell chamber Chief Justice Straup of
the supreme court administered the
oath of Office. A salute Of seventeen
guns fired by the Utah battery was
accorded the new executive, lnstru-
mental and vocal music were ON the
program.
GRASS CREEK LUMP COAL, $500
at yard: Castle Gate, Clear Creek.
Rock Springs, always on hand. Con-
sumers Coal Co., A. A. Shaw. Mgr.
Phones 41S.
Contributions for Earthquake suf-
ferere.-Collections for earthquake suf-
ferers in Italy were made yesterday
and were fairly liberal contributions.
Some OF the churches made
collections. Consul Frazzini states
that there is now on hand as an offer
Ing to the cause something over 5000.
and tnat contributions are daily being
received by him. II is expected that
at the city council meeting tonight
some action regarding the matter will
be taken. 1t is very probable that
committee will be appointed to aid in
the collection Of a relief fund.
LOU cRAIG-Instruction in elocu
ton and physical culture; class aud
private work. Ind. 3644-L
Alleged Burglars Brought to Ogden.
Officers Robert Chambers and Rob-
ert Burk made a trip to Salt Lake yes
terday TO take into custody the two
men arrested In that city Saturday un-
der suspicion of being the ones who
burglarlzed and robbed the Pingree
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-04

! Bros. store on Twenty-f1fth street. Fri
/ day night. The men were brought
back to Ogden and landed in the clty
/ jail. They gave their names as James
Franklin and Jonn Thomas and their
ages as 2S and 81 years respectively.
The men had In their possession at
the time of the arrest three valises
containing shoes and gloves carrying
the trade mark contained on the goods
taken from the store in question.
They state. however, that they came
into the possession of the goods in.
nocently and that they are quite igno-
rant of burglary alleged to have been
perpetrated upon the Pingree store
For Satety-and pure air, 80 to the
Globe =
An instantaneous success. is Lewis
Good Coal. phones zd9. =
Manager of Light Company-Dan-
Vile Decker, of San Francisco, has
been made local manager of the Utah
Light & Railway company, Mr.. Decker
arrived here Sunday and is now In
full charge of the Office force and the
property Of the company,
Arrested at Five Points-Leu South
well of Five Points was arrested
charged with disturbing the peace of
his neiGhborhood with quarrelsome
and abusive language about mis- own
home. He deposited SO bail for his
appearance In court Tuesday morn.
ing.
Woman Is .ReIeased-Mrs. Frank
Honori. wife OF the Jap who resisted
Officer Lever while the latter was ar.
resting the woman for assault with
deadly weapon, secured her own re-
lease today. The woman went cunning
for her husband one night last week
and wnen arrested In front of the
White Elephant saloon. attempted to
turn her automatic gattling gun upon
Officer Lever, who had considerable
difficulty In landing her In jail owing
to the interference of the woman's hus-
band and another Jap. The latter two
secured their liberty by deposlting
bail and left the wife to ner fate,
there being the grayer charge entered
against her It became apparent that
the husband had abandoned the woman
and left town, hence the charge
O6dluol uCi WdS W OnC VI toul'
mon assault. the bail of which, S25,
she paid and left town Immediately.
Mrs. Ann Mary Simpson, widow OF
the late William Simpson, died at
I1:43 this morning at her home at
Riverdale. Of paralysis. She has been
failing IN health for over year In
the past two weeks her condition
grew serious and she has been con-
fined to her bed. She was born at
Rughaven, Denmark. July %, 1910.
She became member OF the l.. D. S.
church In her native land and came
to Weber county with the pioneers.
She is survived by six children, nino
grandchildren. One of her sons Is
now missionary in Japan. During
his absence both his father and moth
have died. Time and place Of fun
eral Will be announced later.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-04
WORTHY OF CONFIDENCE
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in Ogden,

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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-04
CABLEGR A NJ
FROM DIR.
RICH
THE SAFE ARRIVAL
OF HIS PARTY.
Patrick HeaIy and Wife Remained in
Italy But Were Not In the
Earthquake Region.

A cablegrnm was received by NJ. s.
Browning this morning announcing
the safe arrival OF DR.. Ezra Rich and
wife In Vienna and carrying assur.
ance Of the good health of Patrick
Realy and wife In Italy. The party
reached Naples the day before Christ
mas and separated at that point. the
doctor going to Vienna to begin his
medical studies and Mr.. Healy and
wife remaining in Italy.
Evidently DR.. Rich has received
word from Mr.. and Mrs. Healy since
the earthquake disaster and is, there
fore, able 10 report their safety.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-04
BROTHER OF EX-GOVERNOR
FLOWER DIES SUDDENLY

Watertown. n. Y. Jan. 3.-Anson r.
Flower, aged sixty-six years, special
partner OF the firm of Flower & 60.
bankers. OF New York, died suddenly
at his home here today.
Mr.. Flower was for years prominent
IN New York financial circles. flo
retired from active interest In the firm
OF Flower &c Co. at the time OF the
death of his brother, the late Cover
nor Roswell p. Flower. in 1899. and
became special partner, thereafter
giving his time TO his properties and
charities.