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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-20
GU ING lCE
ON LOCAL
PONDS
WEATHER CONDITIONS ON OG-
DEN RIVER UNFAVORA8lE.
Gang Of Ice Men Find the Wind Too
Strong, With Snow
Drifting.

The ice ponds this morning were
covered with about ten and half
inches OF ice, and the ice men are
busily engaged in cutting beautiful
blocks of the frigld.
The ponds along the Weber river
are In such condition to warrant the
cutting OF ice. but, il is stated by the
owners OF ponds along the Ogden
river. that the vino, through the Og-'
den canyon was altogether too severe
this forenoon 20 begin cutting ON the
ponds along that stream. The work
was commenced on the Ogden river
ponds early this morning, but was
abandoned until climatic conditions
are more favorable,
A gang of ice cutters attempted to
gather Ice from one oil the ponds on
Ogden at about . a m, but. the ice
men say. the wind blew a perfect hur-
rlcane and drifted the snow to such
an extent that II was impossible TO
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-20
BIG ORCHESTRA FOR
TRAVELLING SALESMAN

The orchestra for the Travelling
Salesman which comes to the new
Ogden theater on Wednesday next,
will be enlarged for the occasion. Mr.
Coop will bring the best OF the Colon
ial theater orchestra from Salt Lake
10 augment the local orchestra. Mr..
Coop is now rehearsing some Of the
classic overtures for the attraction.
He Will direct II in person. and this
means that Ogden theater-goers will
enjoy rare musical treat, In addition
to the best show that Will be seen in
ogden this year. =
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WORLD MARkE Is
READING SAVES THE MARKET
FROM A HEAVY DECLINE

New York. Dec. 2O.-The majority
of stocks started at prices higher TO-
day than yesterday, but there was a
SprinlCIing of declines. the most not
able being In American Sugar. which
dropped J IL. North American rose
2, Rock Island l Is. Southern Pacific
and National Lead l.
In a few stocks there was strength.
notably Reading, and Rock Island. in
which the advance ran from l to l IL,
but there was continuous proiit-taking
at other points u. S. Steel. Southern
Pacific and Rock Island were sold
steadily and there was a number OF
high-priced railroad stocks that ruled
under last weeks prices.
The decline became general until
checked by the renewed advance in
Reading which gained 2 Is.
Bonds were irregular.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Saved From Ocath.-The crow In
charge Of west-bound fast mail train
No 9, on the Union Pacific road, yes
terday stopped and picked up tour
list ten miles west of Green River
The unfortunate man was badly dazed
from the extreme cold and was stag
gering along the track like a drunken
man when the engineer noticed his
condition and humanely rescued him
from impending death. The man was
badly frozen. and the railroad boys
put him on the train and carried him
to Rock Springs, where he was sent
to the hospital.
Warmer Todsy.-A cold north wind
has prevailed in ogden and vicinity
during the major portion of the day,
IL being rather fierce during the early
morning hours. The temperature, how
ever. did not reach point lower than
ten degrees above zero at any time
since o'clock last evening, and. dur
Ing the day, 1t has ranged from Is TO
80 degrees above zero.
Pictures for Sheep Show-General
Manager Buckingham of the union
stock yards OF Omaha, Nebraska, has
written a letter TO the board OF con-
troll Of the National Wool Growers
convention. stating that boys Of the
stockyards are coming TO the conven-
tion in body" and that they have
a set of very excellent films that they
desire to show during the convention.
a request is made In the letter that
every possible effort be made to per-
NIT they TO show the pictures. The
pictures to be shown represent "a
Day at the Stock Yards" Frontier
Days at Cheyenne and Livestock
Industry In Argentina" It is planned
to have these pictures shown on can.
vas at the exposition building every
day OF the sheep show. Secretary
Reynolds says it can be easily ar
ranged for, and the seats next to the
wall OF the building. around the entire
structure, will furnish ample room for
those who desire TO be spectators.
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of the Grazing Department Potter. a
representative of the timber sales"
department, and one representing the
head of some other department of the
forest service.
The convention VIII be in session
from the 9TH TO the 1Ith of January,
inclusive. The railroad companies
have made special rate OF a fare
and-a'third for the delegates to the
convention and an effort will be made
10 get the roads to extend the time
limit of the tickets for the Wool Grow.
ers' convention, upon which little
better rate is being made, until the
18th, which will enable the DELEGATES
to the Forcsters' convention 10 gel
tho same rate AS do the delegates 10
theWoo Growers convention.
The foresters Of the different forests
embraced in The fourth district have
been notified of the change of the date
for the beginning of the convention
and they have been advised to make
arrangements in accordance With the
change The fourth district embraces
Utah, southern Idaho. western Wyom.
ing, eastern Nevada and northwestern
Arizona. Ogden being the central of.
fee
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-20
UNION MEETING OF THE
WEBER STAKE SUNDAY SCHOOL

The Weber Stake Sunday school
monthly union meeting was held yes
terday afternoon in the Weber Acad~
emy, with Superintendent Brigham H.
Goddard presiding notwithstanding
the cold weather there was a good rep
resentation from the various wards,
noticeably from the country districts
Nettie NJ Herrick, Robert /. Bur
ton and Geo c. Holt addressed the
meeting, reviewing. in brief, the year s
work. and encouraging good resolu-
tionS on the part of the workers for
the coming year,
Superintendent Goddard thanked the
officers and teachers for their loyal
support, and expressed appreciation
for their faithful laborS
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THRILLING
NANRUNT I
In Which Negro, Closely
Pursued, Kills Him.
self

Abbeville. La. Dec. ga thrilling
man hunt terminated yesterday af-
ternoon near here when Roy O'Haro.
negro desperado, killed himself af.
ter a chase lasting since Tuesday.
when the negro shot Officers Holly
and Thomas.
At the entrance to the Chota what
chic swamp a Gordon of 100 men sur
rounded the negro. Wounded, bare
footed and tired, he saw that escape
was impossible, and, placing the bar
rel OF his shotgun against his breast.
he pulled the trigger with his big
toe His body was tied to buggy.
dragged TO Abbeville and placed In the
courthouse. where it lay for several
hours
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MANY SHEEP ARE
CAUGHT IN STORM
Thousand Ranges
West of the Lake Are Danger of SarvatonCarso
Are Being Shipped From Here
Louis Bitton states that there are

Louis Bitton states that there are a
number of herds of sheep in the vicin-
ity of Kelton in danger. by virtue of
the heavy SHOWS there. 1t seems that
some of the herds were a little late
in getting to the desert ranges and
they were caught in the recent snow
storm. The storm was unusual. and
the sheep men, as result. were not
on their guard.
The sheep that are farther out on
the desert are all right. but 1t is going
TO require considerable effort and the
expenditure of a good deal of money
to avoid the death of the sheep and
consequently the loss Of considerable
money. The snow is about ten inches
deep at the point where the herds are,
having difficulty i'll moving on 10 the
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-20
HAzlNG HAS BEEN ABOLISHED.

Madison. Wis. Dec. 20.-Hazing in
all Its forms has been permanently
abolished at the University of Wis
consin through action by the fresh.
men class in n recent meeting when
they unanimously ratified the resolu.
tions of the student conference COM
mittee ruling against hazing All Of
the student organizations have now
ratified the resolutions
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proper range and. in places. it has
drlfted to much greater depth.
During the last few days good
deal of foodstuff. such as corn. oats,
barley and hay, has been shipped from
Ogden TO the scene of the difficulty.
In this way starvation. and death by
exposure of the sheep with empty
stomachS, have been averted. a num-
ber OF cars of corn were shipped from
Ogden today and there are other cars
OF the same grain on the way from
the eastern market
One great dificulty encountered in
the present predicament Is the lack
of corn. 1t Is said by the sheepmen
that there Is not enough corn raised
10 Utah TO feed the herds one day.
There are nearly 100000 head of
sheep tied up in the storm in the vi
clnity of Kelton and Terrace. along
the Southern Pacific railroad.
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is no probability beyond Silt lake.
where tho lines separate.
The sea route will pass to the north
oil Ireland. and the distance from Liy-
erpool TO Port Nelson is 5000 miles.
against 1907 from Montreal TO Liver.
pool"
MI Butler estimates the complete
cost OF the railway to Port Nelson,
with eiGhty-pouid rails, at $8.9S1. 500
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AMERICAN
MIN|SI TIERS
President Taft Sends List
of Appointments to
the Senate

Washington. Dec 2O-President
Taft today sent TO the senate the fol
lowing nominations OF ambassadors
and ministers:
Robert Bacon of New York. ambas.
sador to France,
Richard c. Kerens OF Missouri. am
bassador to Austria-Hungary.
Henry Lane Wilson of Washington.
ambassador TO Mexico.
Charles Page Bryan OF Illinois. min
lister TO Belgium.
William James Calhoun of Illinois,
minister to China
Henry p. Fletcher of Pennsylvania.
minister to Chile
Henry T. Gage of California, minis
ter TO Portugal
r. S Reynolds Hit of Illinois, min
lister to Panama.
John B. Jackson of NEW Jersey.
minister TO Cuba.
Fenton r. McCreery of Michigan
minister to Honduras.
Edwin V. Morgan oil New York. min
lister TO Paraguay,
Lauritz S Wenson of Minnesota.
minister to Switzerland
1t was said at the White house no
decision had yet ben reached with re
gard TO the post at London. now filed
by Whitelaw Reid
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Mr.. Allison Guarantees
Travelling Salesman"

The travelling men and merchants
are boosting the Travelling Sales
man" Many OF the former have seen
the attraction and are loud in their
praises. In fact, every one knows
that Henry B, Harris never sends out
anything that is not hrst-class. 81
can positively guarantee this produc-
tion.' said Mr.. Allison AT the New
Ogden Theater on Wednesday next,
Dec. 22nd Seats at Culleys. =
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make hcadway 1t ls now anticipated
that the work will not he resumed un-
I'll tomorrow morning. when. it Is
thought. there will be another three
inch layer deposited on the Ice that is
on the ponds today.
In most ponds the ice Is OF very
fine quality. and the indications are
that there will be large crop.
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CANADIAN
RAILROAD
Road to Be Built Into
Hudson Bay
Country

Ottawa. Ont, Dec. 20-Two routes
Tor the proposed Hudson Bay railway
arc heing considered by the Dominion
government The lines considered
are 10 Fort Churchill and to Port Mel
son from The Pas mission Nj. j.
Butler. deputy minister Of railways,
seems 10 favor Port Nelson. He says
The Port Nelson line Is shorter hy
0 SiNty-seven miles. There IS also prob
ability that fair proportion of the
route Is available for settlement.
whereas, on the Churchill route, there
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-20
PhlIadeIohia Girls ON Strike.


Philadelphia. Dec 20.-Following
the example Of their sister workers
In New York, several thousand shirt
waist makers of this city went on n
strike here today for increased wages
and better working conditions. This
is in accordance with the plan laid
out at three largely attended mass
meetings held last night by the men,
bers of the Ladies Garment Workers
Union
The strike, which has been agitated
for some time, was determined upon
at meeting OF the strike committee
OF the union Saturday night Their
action was ratified at the mass meet
ings last night.
Recognition of the union and an In
crease In wages of 20 por cent are de-
manded.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-20
HAW NOW
HOPELESS
Supreme Court Denies
the Slayer of White
a Rehearing

Washington. Dec. 20.-Justice Nc
kennn of the supreme court Of the
United States today denied d petition
of error to the court of appeals OF
New York in the case In which Thaw
made an effort to obtain release from
tho MatteaWan asylum The effect will
be TO leave Thaw in the asylum.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-20
CHICAGO Livestock.

Chicago. Dec 20.-Cattle-Recelpt
estimated at $4,000; market 10@15c
higher Bh2vess ,SI.o0@S.40; Texas
steer. s4.O0@4.oO; western steers.
81. .09G S.25; stockers and feeders, $500
15.25. COVE and heifers, S2l0@5.oos
calves, S7.5o@975,.
Hogs Receipts estimated at $4,000
marset sc lower. Light. $795@S.45;
mixed. S.15@S.57 IL, heavy, $3.50
SEQ; rough. $S.25@S,35, GOOD To choice
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Omaha Livestock.

Omaha. Neb,. Dec 2O-Cattle-Rc-
ceipts 1000. Market active to 1Oc at
loc higher. Native steers 81 O0aS. .
%; western steers So 5Oa6 %; cows
and heifers 81 00a5, %; stockers and
feeders 81 75a5 25; calves So soar so,
Hogs Receipts 5000, sc lower.
Heavy $S.27 1-2aS 80 IL; mixed SIS 25
as 80; light SIS l0aS 30; bulk of sales
SIS. 25aS 35.
Sheep-Receipts 500, sc higher.
Yearlings SO soar 90: wethers s.. GOA
81 60; ewes 81. 25a5 25; lambs Sc 75a
500.
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has ever been printed, is under way
here. The tribe lives In the ninter'
land OF SierrI Leone, West Africa.
Missionaries, after six years work
among the tribesmen,. believe they
have mastered the tongue and are no"
preparing TO give the Bible TO their
dusky converts.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-20
JEFF FR|ES.
JOHNSON
Tex Rickard Is Still
Boosting For Fight
in Salt Lake

New York, Dec. 20-"TeX" Richard
will spend Christmas IN the west He
left New York last night with the
announcement that he would be back
carly in tho year. He said emphati-
cally that the Jeffries-Johnson Tight
will not take place at CofTroth's Col
ma arena, "if only for the purpose OF
proving that Coffroth has nothing to
do with the contest"
Rickard expressed confidence in his
ability to stage the fight at Salt Lake
City.
Chicago, Dec. 20.-According TO
Tex" Rickard. the Jeffries- Johnson
fight promoter, who arrived here to-
day on his way TO his home. the gov
ernor of Utah will not oppose the
meeting of the contenders for the
heavyweight championship in Salt
Lake City next Fourth of July.
"Of course. few people In Utah
don't want us to fight there" said
Riokard. but the governor and most
of the people are behind us. II we
have TO agree TO be fined $1,000 or so
we Will be glad TO do it, Take it
from me that we arc going TO fight
in Salt Lake City"
Rckard leaves for Ely, New, tomor-
row.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-20
SHEEP ARE
STARVING
Bre aking Roads in
Wyoming to Save
the Animals

Casper. Wyo., Dec. 20-All avail
able men are breaking roads from the
railroad west of here to points where
sheep are showed in and reported to
he starving. Shipments of grain are
being unloaded at various points along
the line of the Union Pacific and
will be transported overland as rap
idly as possible to be fed to the suf-
fering animals.
The weather is still severe. Rail
road traffic is seriously intcrfered
with
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-20
WAMAN SAID "HERE GOES"
AND THEN DRANK lAUOANUM

Oakland. Cal, Dec. 2o-While the
family of J. F. Rudy was sitting at
dinner last evening. Mrs. Rudy sud.
denly arose from her chair, displayed
a small phlal of laudanum and dra-
matically toasting those present with
a Here goes" drank the contents.
Mrs Rudy then ran out OF the house.
was pursued by her husband and cap
,tured. SIle Will recover.
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New York Money.

New York. Dec. 2O.-Money on call
firm. Las per cent; ruling rate
3-4 per cent: closing bid rs per
cent. offered at per cent.
Time loans easy and very dull for
sixty and ninety days II per cent,
six months 4 1-4a1-2 per cent
Prime mercantile paper 5a5 IL per
cent. Sterling exchange firm with ac-
tual business in bankers bills at 1880
a60 for sixty days and at 1870 for
demand
Commercial bills 4S4a1-2 Bar silver
50 3-4
Mexican dollars, 44c.
Government and railroad bonds
firm.
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nominations of the following United
States district attorneys: -
Joseph E. Morrison, for the territory
OF Arizona; Robert T. DevlIn. for the
northern district of California; Arba
5. Van Valkenbergh, northwestern
district of Missouri.
The president also sent in the nomi-
nation of Creighton NJ. Forwar. to be
United States marshal for New Mex,
leo
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Chicago Close.

Chicago. Dec 20.-Wheat- -Decem-
Der. I16 1-2m1l6 SIS, May. l-o Is; Ju-
ly, 103 IS.
Corn-December, 62 81; May, 67@
67 Is; July, 66 3-4.
Oats-December, IA II; May, i5 SIS
m45 "a: July, 13 Ia
Pork-January, u 81 IL; May.
q %: July, PISS.
Lard December, 1900; January,
1890: May. 1902 1-2
Ribs-January. 11.72 12: May,
11f7 IL; July, 11:45@11.47 IL.
Rye-Cash, 70.
Barley-53G75
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CHICAGO Produce

Chicago. Dec. 20.-Butter. steady;
creameries 27a34; dairies 25a3O; eggs,
steady; receipts 1858 cases; mark
eases included, S25 1-2a30 IL; firstS,
35; prime firsts. SO 1-2. Cheese, firm:
daisies 16 l-2a34: twins and young
Americas 16 Ii; longhorns 16 IL.
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Sugar and Coffee.

New York. Dec. 2O.-Raw-Sugar,
steady; muscayado 50 test So 81; cen
trifugal SO test 81 IL, Molasses Sill.
gar SO test 50 AZ. Refined, quiet. Cof-
fee. spot, steady; No. Rio s IL;
nominal. NO. 4 Santos s 3-4.
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MINNEAPOLIS Wheat,

Minneapolis, Dec. 2O-Close: Wheat
Dec. S1.13 SIS; May S1.13 Is.
Cash No. / hard, 81 il 1-2a1 Is rs;
No. l northern 81. Hal Is 3.S: No.
2 northern 81. 12a3-S; No. 8 Spring
81. 10a1 IL.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-20
he EIRESS I 0
LEAD ST TR|kf
Morgan's Daughter and
Others Espouse Shirt
waist Makers Cause

New York. Dec. 2o.-Miss Anne Nor.
gan. daughter Of ]. Plerpont Morgan.
and Mrs o, II. p Belmont. mistress OF
millions. appeared today as duly au-
thorlzed labor leaders, charged with
the responsibility of directing, in part
at least. the strike OF the forty thous'
and girl shirtwaist makers here.
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"Ii|GfER UP'' SAID TO BE AMONG THF
MIN CAUGHT IN THE SUGAR FRAUD

heavy, SS.35@SeO; pigs. 7oO@7 90;
bulk of sales, SIS 3O6S.5O.
Sheep-Receipts estimated at %.
900; market l0c higher. Native. SO 60
@6.75; western, S3S5@5SO, yearlings.
S66oq go: lambs, native. S5.25@S 10;
western, S6.00@S.7O.
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NELSON TO MEET
WELSH OR WOlGAST,
pIRIoIeLE BALLOON WRECKED

Cologne. Germany. Dec. 20.-A hur-
ricane tore of the great doors of the
balloon airship garage yesterday and
tossed the dirigible balloon housed
there about like a giant football The
dirigible was badly wrecked.
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COOK NOT AT LIVERPOOL

London, Dec. 20.-Advices from
Queenstown and Liverpool stated that
DR.. Frederick A Cook was not a pas
scnger on the steamer Carmania
which arrived at the latter port today.
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SURVEYOR OF PORT OF DENVER.

Washington, Dec. 2O,-The Presi-
dent today named John F. vivian as
surveyor of the port OF Denver, Colo,
vice Z, Boynton, deceased.
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Natal Markat

New York. Dec. 2O.-Lead, firm. Sb.-
81 1-2ai SO IL. Copper, firm; stand
ard spot. $12,S7 1-2a13 II IL. Jan
uary. S12 95a13 %. Silver. So "a.
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BIBLE FOR
THE AFRICAN TONGUE

New York. Dec. 20-Work on a
translation of the bible into Korallo,
an African tongue, in which no book
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District Attorneys Named.
Washington, Dec. 2O.-President
Taft sent to the senate today the
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-20

New York, Dec. 20.-While Deputy
Collector Richard PARIS claim for a
moiety Of the $2,135.4S6 recovered by
the government through exposing the
sugar frauds at this port has been ap-
proved. it appeared probable. from
statements made by Collector OF the
Port William Loeb, ,Ir., today. that
PARIS share In the funds was not
likely TO be $1,000. 900 or anything ap-
preaching that sum.
The law said the collector, "pro-
yides that sum not exceeding one
half of the net proceeds shall be paid
10 the person through whom such re-
covery Is made. The government has
usually been very liberal in its re.
wards in such cases, and I believe 1t
is disposed to be so in the case OF
Mr. Parr. whose services have been
very valuable.
Whether, however, it will consider
that Mr.. Parr has extended a million
dollars or even several hundred thou-
sand dollars worth OF energy in run
ming down the frauds which led To The
payment, | am not prepared TO state
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Confession From Some Of the Guilty Involved
in Sugar Scandals Expected PARIS Re-
ward Will Not Be a Million.

New York, Dec. 2O.-Sugar frauds
we're again under investigation here
today, and hints thrown out unofficial
" led to the belief that an indictment
against AN individual believed to he
higher up" than men previously in
dlcted might be returned by the fed
eral grand jury.
IL had been indicated that n confes-
sion from some OF the men already
known TO be involved in The sugar
scandals was expected. Whether the
Indictment anticipated depended on
the reported confession could not be
learned
Meanwhile a definite development
In the sugar fraud cases was the ar
raignment of Ernest Bebracht. former
" superintendent of the American
Sugar company's plant at Williams
burg, where the men convicted last
week were discovered underwcighing
sugar shipments to defraud the Gus
toms
Gebracht pleaded not guilty TO an
Indictment charging him with con
spiraoy in connection with these
frauds. He was given the usual two
weeks time TO withdraw his plea or
demur. and continued a liberty under
bail
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No GUESS WORK

Standard DISPATCHES ARE GENUINE
MD GUARANTEED BY THE GREATEST
NEWS GATHERING ASSOCIATION I'm
HE WORLD, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS