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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-02

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-02

S6Ke snr Neiie in'S Anslanb BE.
icrst 6. Statue, Nr. 413, Di.SoIti.
usoreitraee. uabe Gxltom !SSnie HE.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-12
SENATOR MARTIN AND Or.
CANNON CAL ON lgANN
Two Go In company-Now Said That
Nottovsay CANDIDATE Will
Declare Position.

RICHMOND. VA. March 1I.-Con-
Hodges Mann, candidate for Governor,
decided last night to make the long
promised statement of his position on
the liquor question and the possibility
Of q Statewide campaign in the Leg
isiature during his term a. Governor
IL he Is elected, In q speech to be
delivered in Petersburg on Thursday
night of next week instead OF In q
written statement.
No information is given as to what
Judge Mann will probably say In his
Petersburg address:
United States Senator Thomas s..
Martin reached Richmond yesterday
morning from Washington and called
on Judge Mann n his headquarters.
Besides what political signineance
may he attached to the visit, Senator
Martin Is here In the interest Of suit
In United States Court tomorrow.
Senator Martin says the visit has
no political significance. the polite
ians who have seen him. he says, did
so on their own Initiative and not
by. appointment. He would not make
any statement on the gubernatorial
situation.
II IL coincidence however, that Sen
ator Martin was accompanied on .
visit TO the headquarters Of Judge
Mann last night by the Rev James
Cannon. leader OF the Anti-Ssa0on
Lcagle In Virginia.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-12
TWENTY ONE YEARS
ON ASSAULT CHARGE
Maximum Sentence Under the Form
Of Mathematician and Gri
From Brooklyn.
fr,, pcnccN
DIV Associated FreSS.)

TOWSON. MD. March ll.---Joseph
VI. Janer. OF brooklyn. \. Y. was
today convicted OF fe!oniOus assault
upon Catherine l.ocr!ch. ~ years old
also OF Brooklyn, and sentenced TO 81
wears in the Maryland penitrntiarE
this being III" maximum possible IN
dt- the particular count Of the In
iictment On which conviction was
had.
II was in evidence that Janer. early
in February. brought the child to Bal,
timOrr. represented her to he his
daughter and during two nights. one
spent In disreputahle house and the
ether in "A boarding house, repeatedly
subjected her to most brutal treat
mcnt. The prosecution put witnesse
on the stand 10 show every NOV"
made by Jan"r and the child after
their arrival in baltimore. and ply
sicians gave evidence Confrnlatory OF
the contention of the state
Jan.r went on the stand In his own
defense and denied his guilt.
Janer's counsel made n motion for
n new trial but this was subsequently
Withdrawn.
When sentence was pronounced jas
ner showed not the slightest emotion.
He was taken Immediately to the
prnitentiary in baltimore.
Janer's wife was in court through
out the trial
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-12
ImDhca.e Ten Others n Horrible
Crime Recent|9 Committed N
Puwhatan County.
VICTIM STILL ALIVE cREMATH
Four cuiprits Make Separate Comics.
sions Which Tally In Oetaiis--
johnson Shot Down and Left to
Roast-Mrs. SkIpwith Brained With
Axe-house Looted and Fired.
Especial to the Daily Press.)

Especial to the Daily Press.)
RICHMOND. VA, March ll.-Fcur
O: The twelve negroes now under ar.
rest charged with completely in the
double marder OF Mrs. Mary f. Skip
with OF POwhatan ccmnty, and Wal
ter G. Johnson, her caretaker. who
were killed and their bodies burned
ip the burning OF the Skipwi;h home.
after the building had been bcoted.
In all effor, to hide the crime, have
made separate confessions OF the kill.
ing. duplicating ten others, includ-
Ing Joe and lshman Taylor. the names
G the others not being given. The
four confessions tally except as 70
uninnpOrtant details.
Johnson WAS shot as he opened
the door and his still living body
left II be cremated In the building.
which WIS latsr burned TO hide the
double crime. Mrs. Skipwith Was
Drained with an axe. .-.e house was
iOOkcu. -=-Es~sr. ase s5'.@ -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-12
chLoRoFoRM CRIMINALS.
General Evans Thinks They Should
Die All BY Themselves.
NV Associated Press)

ATLANTA. GA, March 1l.-Gencral
Clement A. Evans. communicable
chief of the United Confederate Vet
Grams and chairman OF the prison
committee of Georgia. advocates
chloriorming criminals who have re-
ceived the. death sentence.
II believe the law has no right to
do more than take mans life.' said
General Evans. NO living man should
witness II, The death cell should be
alright and the man who Is 10 die
should inbale the very breath OF death
itself. and should die painless'y and
alone. ANY other death pun'shment
is nothing short Of barbarious. Even
this b bad enough" .zn rasr. -, :
General Evans had already qualinea
this statement by declaring himself
opposed to capital punishment for any
crime save that Of attack upon women
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-12

might as coming from the joint con
ference. is not compete. and is simply
4 statemcul OF thu. operators position
Having agreed with all members OF
the conference that the secretaries of
the operators' and the miners repre-
spntalivcs should act a. a press com
mit:rp, do not feet at liberty 10
give out statement as to what
tr2nspircd today IN III" joint con-
ference. and i'm order not to violat"
confidence. | shall refrain from g,vlng
on, 4 statement until tomorrow night.
Mr.. Lewis added that hereafter he
will act as his own press committee.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-12
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. FRIDAY. MARCH H. 1909.
JEFFR,es hEslTATEs.
Doubts Whether ~ Can Get Into
Fighting Condition.
10, a~colated prpSs)

Thy Associated Pr"ssl
NEW YORK, MTch N.~-Jam"s }
Jcfrries said toda1 cha, Al kanfmstnn
who last nisM Challenged him &c
fight fcr. the heavy weigh, clanllio::
yhi had no chance OF getting iigh'
with him nor had -any o;hcr white
man
After declaring THAT h" did net
KIM W whether he could get into con-
diion again to meec Jack Johnson
J"ffrics said:
III Johnson had been a white man
| Fewer would have Thought 4 fight
isg agIgin. would hav" stayed in
retirement for the rest of my life
How can tell whether or not
will fight Johnson" he asked How
do I k;,uw whether | can g"t back
mo cmAa ion again? Wait until
art.4' | get working for awhil" and
then maybe but I dCtft, want IN
talk fight now. But am feeling
fine and taking of weigh; rl:idly.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-12
cIanof fof ReslIalm q PfAbege
10 Use Ihoga Psts1te.
WIS DECLARED N WlIHMl
Nijjers and Their Friends Rest've
Under Ruling That eresd MATERIAL
Nav No. be Arti6ciai,y White"ed
With injurious Chemicals.
In Associated Preas.l

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. March IL
A formidable movement. the puI pose
of which is to induce Ssrretsry ri
Agriculture wils-u to modify or re-
wise his recent decision in which he
held that -four bIcachcd - nitTosc1
peroxide is an asul'e-atei product
under che fool and drug act. Is on
foot. Hundreds cf letters firm mil
Iers Of bieaehcd -four In all parts OF
tho country are being received daily
by the secretary asking MN 10 re:er
his srIinr tn the referee bocd ~
scientific experts for review.
In numt rus cases. the communica-
tons are sent 70 members OF Con-
sress and by them referred to the
secretary Of agriculture wihCnt
recommendation.
Tina, Secretary Wilson resolu'ciy
xu stand by his decisi = L. iHd''
Gated by the fact that in his replies
to the various coEmun:csttns. he
deciales that BE- can see no Useful
m,,1ses in referring the question OF
bIcarhAd flower 10 the resrree bosri.
THIS bady he states. Is ALREADY Over
burdrnsd with important mst'ers. and
he sdds that the courts are open 70
thcs~ Who want 10 appeal from bis
decision.
Il anu utterly hostile 10 having ne
peoples food ;ampcred WITH dechf'
cd the sesrstary today We want
60 know that whs: We eat is the
Ps,c product"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-12
HOTELS DRAW COLOR LINE
on NEGRO PU6lijST
Sig Canadian Hosteiries Turn Down
Jack johnson and His white
wife.

VANCOUVER. B. C.. March IL
Vancouver hotel proprietors drew the
color line strictly Tuesday night
when johnson. the negro pug!lis,. at
tempted to get accommodation.
Coming from the steamer Johnso0
with his while wife and friends went
to the 81. Francis hotel JohnsCu
was politely told ths, the hotel wss
filed. The clerk was sorry adding:
Really Mr.. johnson. IL could not Re
helped"
The pugilist TOOK the rundown
with good grace the first time bot
when IL was repeated In i've hotels
especially in cheaper horses. be b.
came angry Johnson said little how.
ever and late in the evening be Oh
tanned accommodations at the Douis-
ION hotel.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-12
STRENUOUS VOYAGE.
Schooner Mystic Puts Into Newport
In Battered Condition.
Sp,. Associated PrpSS1


NEWPORT. X. l.. March ll.-Short
Of provisi.rs and water. and MINIS
all of her fore rigging. the tiAre"
n,istcd schooner Mystic. owned by
the Gilb,ct Transportation Company
of New Lend n. Conn. put into N'w'
r;prt harbor late today after disa"'
trous encounter with the clemens,
during her nun from Jacksonville
Fla. The Mystic left Jacksonville
with lumber for New Haven twenty
one days ago.
Last week when off Barncglt. a
storm struck the vessel and the fcr"'
tcrmast. flying jibboom. forrstay'sa'i
rigging ard fc.e and main gals went
overheard.
During the gale the Mystic was
blcnl 1%0 miles off shore.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-12
To Change inaugural Date.
fnr Associated freas.l

WASHINGTON. D. c.. March IL
Representative Henry. Of Texas to-
day asked permission OF Speaker Can
non to introduce the first measure in
the 6Ist Congress, a joint resolution
proposing to amend the constitution
CT the United States SO as to change
the date Of the Inauguration from
March 1 to April 30.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-12
SHOOTS SELF AND SON.
Double Tragedy Discovered Hours
After It's Enactment.
NV Associated PreSS)

RTSHVlLLE. md. March ll-M =
L,w Crist. OF Chicago, who was VISIT
ing the family OF y. w. Ridley herr
shot and killed her IA year old ~
and then killed herself last night
The bodies were found in tn" R:dl',
home today.
The s. MS name was Devoid Crane,
Mrs. Crist having been divorced from
both her first and second husband.
She left money for the burial oi
the two bodies. Letters ley; by h'i
gave no reason for her act, but it Is
believed she had becoms dcm'nt"d
from brit ding over the death Of hei
brother in January.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-12
TRAIN DERAilEO.
Engineer Killed. Fireman Hurt: Pas
sengers Escape Injury.
NV, Associated Press.)


MONROE. LA. March 11.-As a
res,il. of the work of train wrecke' =
the soashbound expssss On the Arkas.
sas and Gulf ~RaiIfSfd Mas dernilsn
20 miles n.ir1h of this city shortly b.
fore midnight last night. Engineei
c. W. Mcdaniel was killed e",i File
man J. b. Gowan was seriously hur
No passengers were amcng the
injured.
All, investigation showed THAT thu
switch had been thrown and spiber
while the signal light had been turl'
ed &C as to show white.
The train was bound from Lattl'
Rock to Monroe and was travethh{
at a rapid rate.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-12
Still Protesting Against Hund'ey'
m. Aocnoiato Cd praSS

WASHINGTON. D. c., March IL
Representative Underwood and a
delegation of lawyers from Alabama
t-day made a protest to the Press-
ders against the reaprcintment OF
Judge Hundley to the Federal bench
in the northern district of Alablma.
The President indicated that he
win give the matter careful attei:-
ton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-12
Two Dead in Cave-in.

HAMILTON, OHIO. Ma1h ia
Sewer trench eight feet deep caved
in today. lbrrying three man alive.
When rescuers reached the bottom OF
the sewer hey found the dead bodies
Of Jane r. binson and Alex Howard
Thomas Reverb was rescued alive,
but will pl obiably die.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-12
New Hardwood Organization.
(Bv Associated Press.D

NORFOLK, VA. March H. In"
National Hardwood Exporters Asso-
citation. In final session here today
adopted new inspection rules looh'
ing to rbe suppression Of trade abuse.
end which are expected to bring about
the organization Of subsidiary as,
snciatinu to BE- known as the Wagon
Oak Plank Exporters ASS GATOR,
and which will have for its espec1a'
object the protection Of the whte
oak wagon export trade.
The natioTTa holy does not eject
offtcers at this session.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-12
SENTENCE APPROVED.
Coast Artillery Lieutenant NJ
Serve Term IN Prison.
fn.. Aooociofod proQaN

WASHINGTON. u. c., March IL
The President today approved the
sentences Of dismissal and coohne'
-meut at hard labor for I'VE years.
imposed by a court-mArtiai nv the
case CT First Lieutenant Edward Co..
,lieb coast artillery corps. who was
recently tried in the department Of
ltse East on charges Of disobe dience
TT Orde:s. presenting frandutent
claims, obtaining money from private
ips-ties and absence without leave.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-12
Dead At Age q fo2.

DES MONIES. IOWA. March IL
Nrs. Ruth NcPh"rson died today a
the advanced AZ of 100 years. She
was the o.icst iSsoa IN Iowa ard
was brn f.r GrIyscn county. Va.
Angus. -. $780,.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-12
Damages From N. 4 w.
NV Associated. SfeSs. I

NORFOLK. VA. March 1.-THE
Sutremc Cour, OF Virginia today hand
I'd down decisions afirming verdicts
agains, the Norfolk & Western Rail
wsy growing out Of the killing under
tho wheels 81 a freight train Of Mrs.
Mitchell and Mrs holmes. Of Spring
field Mass who lost their lives while
attending the "Miil"nial Dawn ma
iiopal convcn ion here in November
1907, The husband Of each victim -
awarded sIGaU" the maximum al
lowed under Virginia statutes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-12

WASHINGTON. d. C.. March IL
Joss n smith. for 20 years add
tor Of tl,r Eserssake Com1nerce Co..
u,isssoa. veteran Considerable speesee
and rssiruad expert, died here soeAy
aeed 50. ..
He vas bonn IN Lipcoss 0UH
Tom. and wi be buried In Haass
vile. Al -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-12
RACE SUICIDE JOLTED.
Cuban Woman Gives Birth to Quad
ruplets; Receives Congratulations.

(By Associated Press)
HAVANA, March 1.-THE wife OF a
POGO cigar maker OF Havana. the
mother Of II children, tonight gave
birth to quadrplets. two boys and Two
girls. President Gomez sent his con.
gratulations to the mother as wo-
mar deserving we'll OF the Republic
with tender and substantial assis-
tlrce,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-12
Rscino Gill Killed.
sev Associated Press. J

LITTLE ROCK ARK. Marcs IL
The House lat" today killed the
B,s,jc- Whiting on icing biI which
Drcvjdes for rl~irg at Hot Springs
rT-r,7r the direction Of a commission.
The veto was - - ~.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-12
Assumes The Indebtedness Of De-
Dosed Priest n Bal timOfe.
CATHOLIC CIRCLES IRE STIRRED
OBLIGATIONS Amount to About $4,000.
Regulations Created Profound Sen
sation-Cardinai Gibbons Declares
Very Little Of it Came to Church.
(Bv Associated PreSs)

BALTIMORE. ND. March 1.-THE
revelations published today concern
ing the financial ventures Of the Rev.
caspar p. Ebert. recently removed
from the rectOrship Of st. Katherine
Roman Catholic church. this city. have
caused a profound sensation in Cath
Ollie circles.
The deepest sympathy IA expressed
for Cardinal Gibbons. who has a.
sumed the burden OF paying Father
Elber's debis.
These oblisst ;ore so tar as dis
closed by the investigation into the
priests affairs amount TO abort $13o.'
00O. exclusive Of . church debt OF
SIS. G0O0. They were issued in laryn
numbers to banks and individuals In
amounts ranging from $1,000 10 $io.-
eo0. and were all signed by him as
pastor Of 81. KatheriSe's church.
He had life insurance TO the extent
Of 10000. Int had borrowed heavily
on bis policies and upon every side
he plunged heavily into diets.
Didn't CO 70 Church.
According to an Official statement
from CARDINAL Gibbons. very Little OF
the money raised by Father Ebert
was used for church purposes.
Some Of IL went" he said. TO paw
premiums on life and accident insur'
ance. The balance ven; into vision
ary financial schemes by which he
expected 10 realize large profits. There
q no indication thai the money was
~pcnt for snv inrropcr rurpose."
rsther EIter. Ia nov In o sar'ta'
rum. believed Nv persons who have
been investigating his Affairs to he
mentally unbalanced
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-12
Lsbor Leaders Encourage.

Tho labor IeaieTs. so II Is ssat
e,s;m that " the reasoning adop'e
Ivy Chief Justice Shersrd and Jui
ticc Van OTsdeH Is followed In tn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-12

(Continusd on Second rsse.)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-12

(Coptinueu on Fourth PaSe.D
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-12

THE DAILY PRESS 10 the
only newspaper published in
Newport News that receives
the full news service OF tho
Associated Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-12

"The statement eAoSn to me 10
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-25
HARTMAN. PATENT
FACTOR IN MARKETS

New York. Aug. 24-OperatIons in
inc stock market today were governed
largely by circumstances attending
The arrival of f. II Hartman. Al
most all other considerations wore
overshadowed by this one event. IL
was IN truth a waiting market. walt
Ing for word, good. bad or Indifferent
concerning the distinguished passen.
ger on the transatlantic liner. Tho
street was Showered al day with
bulletins recording the progress Of tho
snip toward port and some encour-
aScment was manifested In a wire
less message sent by the railroad
magnate 10 the Associated Press some
hours in advance OF his landing where
hours in advance or MS landing.
wherein he spoke of his condition as
being good and reiterated his state
ment OF June l, last, the substance or
which was that the country was going
forward in a highly satisfactory man
ner.
Opening prices were reelection ot
the uncertain undertone. The move.
ment was irregular With fractional adj
vances In many of the better known
ISSUES which soon turned to substan.
tial losses. From this low level there
was a rally and some activity until
noon, when announcement of the reg.
ular dividends on Union Pacific com.
mon and preferred and Southern Pa.
ciic common gave the shorts another
excuse 10 sell the stocks Recovery
was verg rapid. however and b. [
O'Clock practically the whole list was
above the previous days best prices.
Reading and United States steel were
the most conspicuous issues. the lat.
ter advancing TO within a fraction OF
its recent high record. Union Pacific
and Consolidated Gas advanced ma
teTially. with later movement in Erie
and National Lead. The market as a
whole was rather narrow. with A
marked dlminutlon In the volume OF
business Firmness prevailed during
the final hours. with some revival Of
the early activity, but the closing was
dull and generally lower than the pre-.
vious day
Along The few exceptions were Can
adian Pacific, Denver and Rio Grande.
Reading and wabash among the rail
roads. and United States Steel. Con-
Solidated Gas, Brooklyn Union Gas,
National Lead and the local fractions,
dI Ol WHICH registered net gains Lon
dou's operations here were too trifline
for comment-probably less than 100
shares either way.
The commodity markets were a9ain
unsettled at Chicago. September and
December wheat options closing lower
Corn was up on buying. said to be
Influenced BY better weather condi.
tioDs In the southwest. An acknowl-
edged authority reported that avail
able supplies cf wheat stocks east of
the Rockies had increased by $4,000
bushels during last week, with de,
crease OF $50, 600 bushels in Canada
Apart from rather sanguine fore
casts regarding the earnings OF the
United States Steel corporation for
The current quarter the most interest
ing industrial news Of the day was an
advance by one of the independent
mills of one dollar per ton on steel
bars II Is believed that this move
will be followed by other manufactur.
ers-
Government bonds were unchanged.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-25
ADMIRAL SWINBURNE
ON RETIRED LIST.

Washington, Aug. 2i-Holdins A
longer record for sea service than auv
of his contemporaries. Admiral VIII.
lam 7. SwiubuTne was transferred TO
the retired list today, when he at
tanned the age OF siXty-two years.
Iwenty-siX years Of his forty-three
years OF service were spent at sea.
Admiral Swinbune's retirement
does not leave vacancy In the grade
OF rear admirals He is an extra num-
Der, receiving his promotion because
OF his service in the Spanish-American
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-25

r. S. FARNsWORTH-Attorney-at
Law-3l4 ana 3l5 Eccles Bldg.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-25

der that Mr.. Fortune might receive
better treatment. He did not improve.
however
Mt. Fortune was horn in Sioux
Falls. :. D., April 19. 1871 The body
viii be shipped back To his old home
tomorrow morning. His wife. who
has been a constant aud devoted al
tendant, was at the beosldc at the
time OF his death.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-25
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.

An examination Of uncertihcafed
teachers OF the Ogden CITY schools
VIII he held at the ogden High School.
thursday and Friday September .
and ., beginning at o'clock \. NJ.
Writing materials viii be furnished by
The Board OF Education.
JOHN NJ. MILLS.
Superintendent. -
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-25

July %. 1906.
Ihe following month he was detailed
commander in chief of the Pacific
squadron and in such capacity served
until short time ago. when nc was
assigned TO duty at the naval war col.
lcge at Newport, RI.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-25
Quick! Hurry?

These advertisers the classified columns the put
right price services they YOU thus they
land quick orders and always busy They Nnnmake
special in
dard Mnnmaler ads there advantage the seerand
big advantage for the buyer
snapped within few hours after they
good Just the printed
the Every day without fail point
Nunnmaker ads the classified columns Standard
and the of the special business offers of the day Do this
your for the sake of your purse your
Get the habit
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-25
. AIAL
ElS SEXES I. J. FORTUNE

After five wecAs lhncss. Ira Jamcs
Fortune was seized with a fatal hcm-
orrhage and died at the residence Of
Mrs. Lyle Louder. III Twenty-second
street, yesterday afternoon at :
o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Fortune have
been living IN Nampa. Idaho. for some
time. and they came 10 Ogden in or