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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-20
lie OFFENDED
A \ GU NG
LADY
NOW HE'S THINKING THAT HE
MADE A MISTAKE.
Jonn William Henry Clifford, a Swao-
sern9 Colored Gentleman, Had To
Be Arrested

John William Henry CNfiord Is IN
Jail. Yes. all OF him He was assign
ed apartments in the city bastile this
morning. He has the @green room"
on the south Side.
When IL comes to cOquettish-looking
colored gentlemen, John William Hen
- has them all beat. His clothes are
of the latest cut, and. best of all. he
carries a real cane accompanied by
an imitation swagger that is almost
good. II the artist for the Hart
Schaflner-MarX clothes advertisements
could only sec John William Henry
he would have an everlasting model
John is not an ordinary William
Henry either. He Is 4 song and
dancer" Not long ago he says he
was With the Nat Reiss carnival com
pany Although he has left, the show
still exists, Several Of the police de-
partment arc planning to take singing
lessons from the professor" while he
soJourns with them.
Mistah Clifford was brought to Jail
On a charge of yagrancy. He has
been hanging around town several
days. and he did not make hit with
the police. 1t is alleged that he tried
to win a happy home with a girl at
the Union Depot. She told him to went
away" He went for a few minutes.
and on his return he was seized by
the stern hand Of the law.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-20
SEWING MACHINE REPAlRER
WHO Is CAUSING TROUBLE

During the past ten days a dozen
or more residents OF ogden have been
taken in by a sewing machine graft.
eT. who says his name is McGerry.
The mans game is rather coarse,
but he has found enough victims TO
make II a profitable business
According 10 the stories told by
some Of his victims, he poses as an
expert repaireT sent out from the
Singer Sewing machine factory. He
goes from house to house When he
is admitted TO Il home. he asks to
look over the SEWN" machine. and,
OF course, always hnds something
wrong. One woman reported TO the
Singer office here that she had paid
him 81 for one hours work. She said
she thought the machine was in fairly
good shape. but the expert" found
II all out OF order" Another vic
tim said that she had been an easy
mark and had paid the man So for
adjusting the shuttle on her sewing
machine
All reports of the CRATER are that
he gets good money for his repairs.
However, not one OF the victims has
made a complaint on the work that he
did. 1t is the exorbitant charges that
provoke complaints.
The first intmation that the local
Singer office had that a crook was op-
Grating in town was when two women
telephoned to the office that they had
had their sewing machines fixed up.
and that the man had charged them
more than they thought he should.
Singer Company. This Information
made the local Singer representatives
sit up and take notice at once. "a that
company does not make q practice of
sending repair men ABOUT the country
making a house-to- house canvas. The
next day another woman reported that
she had been imposed upon, and near
ly every day since one or more people
have complained OF this man TO the
Singer Office.
The matter has been turned over
to the police and an effort is being
made to locate the fellow
About ten days ago, a stranger Is
said TO have called at the Singer Of
fce in search Of some repair work.
and he is believed TO be the man who
has been working" the people.
MoGerry does not give his victims
a receipt for their money, but hands
them guarantee from a repair shop
supposed to be on Twenty-third street.
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ALL HAWK. YES A,E
To HAVE A BIC DAY

A meeting OF the Iowa Association
IS hereoy called for July 2ith. at or
near the Hermitage in Ogden canyon.
for the purpose of celebrating 'Pion.
Ger Day." Members will report al
the grounds with lunch baskets wcll
filed not later than O'Clock as
lulch will be served at that hour The
following win act as a committee on
arrangements.
Walter RIchey, Mrs. Mary Griffin.
w S. OBricn, 0. A. Kennedy and
Bert Litzenberg. (They are nearly
all from Warren county. but it is too
late 10 help that nowD
Members are urged TO Invite their
friends from other states and a few
Of the best people from Missouri.
Corn pone will be provided for all Ne
braskans, who still prefer that kind
Gentlemen from Kentucky need not
bring their corkscrewss as only soft
drinks will be served. The hour Sc
lected. o'clock has been chosen so
ns TO avoid the heavy wind and rain
storm that Is certain 10 come up later
in the evening, when the fireworks are
discharged A special invitation Is ex.
tended TO all Kansas people. whose
last months rent was paid before
coming TO Utah It viii be conclusive,
ly presumed that all Kansas people
are eligible under this call
J. z. BAGLEY, President
o. A KENNEDY, Sec'y
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HOME TESTING
A Sure and Easy Test on Coffee.

To decide the all important question
OF conee, whether or not IL is really
the hidden cause of physical ails and
approaching fixed disease. one should
make a test of 10 days by leaving of
coffee entirely and using well-made
Postum
II relief follows you may know TO
certainty that coffee mas been your
vicious enemy. or course you can
take il back 10 your heart again, If
YOU like 10 keep sick.
A lady says. Il had suffered with
stomach trouble, nervousness and ter.
rible sick headaches ever since was
u little child, for my people were al
ways great coffee drinkers and let US
children have all we wanted. / got
so / thought ! could not 1--we without
coffee but I would not acknowledge
that IL caused my suffering
Then / read so man. articles
about Postum that | decided TO give
il a fair trial ] had not used II two
weeks ln place OF coffee until | began
to feel like a different person. The
headaches and nervousness disappear
ed and whereas ! used to be sick two
or three days out Of week while
drinking coffee | am now we'll and
strong and sturdy seven days a week.
thanks to Postum.
L had been using Postum three
months and had never been sick a day
when | thought | would experiment
and see " it really was coffee that
caused the trouble, so began to drink
coffee again and inside Of a week !
had a sick spell. / was 80 ill ! was
soon convinced that coffee WAS the
cause Of Nil my misery and 1 went
back to Postum with the result that
was soon we'll and strong again and
determined 10 stick 10 Postum and
leave coffee alone IN the future
Read the little book. The Road to
WellTlle.' in pkgs. There's a Rea.
son
Ever read the above letter? a new
one appears from time to time, They
are genuine, true, and full Of human
Interest
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WILL NOT BUILD ON
THE PAVED STREETS

The ogden Rapid Transit company
will be unable to build It's line on
Twenty-fourth street to connect with
the Wall avenue line this season, and
the double-tracking TO have been laid
on Washington avenue will not be
done until next year
This announcement was made at
the street car company's Office this
morning, and came as an answer to
inquiries regarding the company S
plans on the streets while the new
pavement is being laid.
The postponement of the street
railway work has been necessary be-
cause of a delay In the shipment OF
60-pOund rails which were ordered
some time ago. The COMPANY from
which the rails have been ordered has
notified the Rapid Transit company
that It's order cannot be filed in time
for the work this season
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SEN. SNO() 7
VICT ORI()US
Income Tax Resolution
Postponed On His
Motion.

Washington, July 20.-When tho
senate met today. Senator Brown, OF
Nebraska. sought to have adopted the
joint resolution directing the secre-
tary Of state to transmit to the gov
crnOrs of the various states, copies
OF the resolution providing for a con.
stitutlonal amendment authorizing the
levying OF an Income tax. but under
objection from Senator Kean. consid-
Grafton was postponed. Mr. Kean
raised the point Of order. that. under
agreement to transact no business
while the tariff bill was In conference.
the resolution could not properly re-
ceive attention.
Mi Kean was supported BY Senator
Smoot, who had dimculty In forcing
the resolution over to another day
During the discussion. lIr Bacon de-
clared that II the agreement We're TO
be so strictly Interpreted 1t would be
out Of order for the chair 10 lay any
ordinary communication before the
senate
Mr. Cummins sought TO obtain an
order for reprintIng a bill. in which
he was interested Senator Smoot OBJ
iected
The Utah senator. who is chairman
Of the committee on printing, said;
1--WE have decided that all these
matters shall go 10 the printing com
mittec before being passed on by the
senate"
MIR. Hepburn saw in this declara-
ton a tendency 10 encroach on the
sacred rights of the senate, which. he
declared. in very solemn tones. should
not be permitted
Then Mr Smoot responded IN mild
tones. that he had no such revolution
AIRY purpose
After 1t was discovered that the re-
printing of the bill would cost only an
inconsdera6le sum, Mr. Smoot with-
drew his objection. and without trans
acting other business of moment, the
senate, at Il 90 p. NJ, adjourned until
Friday
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FUNERAL OF j. A. BELTZER
Oh THURSDAY NEXT

The funeral OF ]. A Beltzer. who
died Saturday, will be held at o'clock
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Beltzer was born in BoonSbur'
rough, Md, in 1897 He enlisted as a
soldier in the Civil war in 1862 in
Company F, Eighteenth Iowa infantry,
and served until the close of the strug
gle. eli was second sergeant to '63;
first lieutenant until July. Cd: cap.
tain from July 21. 1864, until July 10,
1865. He took part in the following
engagements. The battles at New
ton!a, Mo. Springfield, Mo, Cross
Timber Ark, Prairie du Chesne, Ark.
Moscow. Ark, Poison Springs, Ark
and Saline River. Ark.
Mr.. Better has been member Of
the C. A, r. OF ogden for the past
twenty years.
He is survived BY a wife. two sons
and a daughter
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SH()1 I DOWN
IN DOORWAY
Girl Is Killed By a SOL
dier whom She
Tilted.

Fort Leavenworth, Kas,. July 20
Because she had Tilted him. Private
Charles O'Neil OF the Thirteenth in
fantry, stationed here, today shot and
killed Minnie Scharbora. aged %
years. French maid employed in the
home of Capt. Charles n. Murphy.
O'Neil called the girl to the front
door OF the Murphy residence, In the
aristocratic thoroughfare of the town.
and, without a word shot her. Sev-
eral officers and their wives, sitting
on their porches nearby. Witnessed the
tragedy O'Ncil was captured quickly
and placed in the guard house. Later
through An error. he was placed with
other prisoners to work on roadway
and escaped.
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'al was started On the spur OF tho
moment and without previous notice
MIS- Dee, Mrs r b Porter. Mrs A
a shaw MIS-. =. Z. HiggiDbotham,
MIS- q. II. Mack. Mrs. George II.
BARKER. Miss Rosabell Dee, Lawrence
J. Dee and other members of the fam
lly. together with the physicians Of
Jhe CITY were Invited to be present
at the startin. OF work on the hos
pital. Among those present were Dr..
U w Baker. Dr.. A. s Condon. DR.,
r NJ Conroy, DR.. c. r. Coulter. Dr.
u. A. Dickson, DR. Ezra / Rich. Dr.
X. S, Joyce. Dr. c. F. Osgood, DR..
h. H Smith. Dr.. T. c Doran, DR.,
). >. Gordon. DR.. A F. Robinson
and others OF the profession. Miss
Maud A. Edwards. matron OF the Og-
den General hospital. and q corps of
her nurses. were also present. BY
common consent. Dr.. r. S. Joyce
acted as master Of ceremonies. c.
j. Humphris. the lcontrac-or. an
nounced that he had sent to the city
Tor a new spade and he proposed that
MIS- Thomas D. Dee turn the first
sod for the construction of the hos
pital. This was agreed TO. Mrs Dec
performed her part with grace. At
this point DIT. a. s. Condor stepped
forward and in a neat little impromptu
speech presented the spade she had
used 10 Mrs. Dec as 4 souvenir of the
occasion.
STORAGE at reasonable rates, In
good brick building. II you need any
room. consult John ScowcrofJ & Sons
Company. -
Mrs. Neal Asks For oivorce-Nel-
lie NJ. Neal has instituted a suit for
divorce from James w Neal. The
two were married Sept is. 1908. and
the complaint alleges non~support and
failure TO provide.
Ice Cream Cones. at Wrlghts Candy
Department. SC.
Identified Girls Assailant.-Mrs.
Smith and her daughter Of $40 Twenty
third street visited the county jail
this morning and fully identified F. II.
Hoyt as the assailant of the young
girl, who is but thirteen years OF
age.
For lightning sports see the races
next Saturday at 2:3O p. M, sharp,
Under home management No delays.
a race every 20 minutes. i
Suit for Divorce.-Mildrcd Covey
has Instituted suit for divorce from
Charles Fl. Coyey, TO whom she was
married Sept II. 1895. The com
plant alleges non-support
Meets With Mrs. Montgomery.-The
w C, T. u. meets at 80 p. IN. We'd
nesday and Thursday. at the home of
Mrs. Montgomery, 2019 Washington
avenue.
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Continued from Page One)
month prior TO Sutton's death when
Sutton shot up the camp.
Il was awakened by the bullets
whIzzing through our tent said the
witness, "and stepping out into the
camp street. saw Sutton standing In
the door of his tent firing a revolver"
Asked about the threat which the
witness said Sutton made, that he
would kill them all before sunrise
Lieutenant Osterman said he believed,
at the time. Sutton was likely to car
rs out the threat.
How long did it take YOU TO get
from where you heard the shots fred
TO the point where the alteration oc-
cuned?' inquired Major Leonard
About a minute" the witness re-
piled
who did You see thcrc?'
'Lieutenauts Adams, Beyan, Uuey
Rocker and sutton
What did Adams do or say?"
He showed me his finger and said
Sutton had shot him. The finger was
bleeding profusely"
Lieutenant VIM. F Bevan. L. S. NJ
c.. now attached 10 the u S. s New
Jersey, who was officer of the guard
on the night Sutton was shot. testl-
fed this afternoon that when he reach
cd the scene OF the fist fight, he found
Lieut. Osterman and Sergeant DeHart
sitting ON Sutton's body, and that
shortly afterwards he saw Sutton ex-
tend his arm from under him TO the
right of his head and shoot.
Wheeling, w. Va, July 2O-With
the ayowed purpose of locating Chas.
p Rocker. the muchwanted witness
in the Sutton inquiry, now being held
in Annapolis. Harry p. Thomas OF
Martins Ferry, Ohio. Is today in
Wheeling Thomas In a sensational
statement last night. declared that he
had seen Roelller within the last two
weeks, and was sure he could find
him.
Thomas said today he was sure
Rocker had been employed for some
time In the Wheeling Offices of coal
mining company, working there under
an assumed name.
Much interest is being manifested as
10 the contents of a-letter pUrportinS
TO be from Miss Mary Elizabeth Stew
art of Pittsburg. which Thomas says
he Will forward TO the authorities At
ANNAPOLIS late today. In the letter,
Thomas states that Miss Stewart out
lines graphically the events on the
night OF Lieut.. Sutton's death.
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ManZan Is good for any kind OF
Piles. 1t stops inflammation. creates
a normal circulation, thus reducing
the Piles. and heals the parts affected
ManIan may be conveniently and cas-
lily applied. as the tube in which II is
put up has a small patent nozzle at
tached. Sold by Geo. F. Cave and
Depot Drug Store.
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Pittsburg, Pc, July 20-The strike
situation at both the Pressed Steel
Car companys plant at McHees Rocks
and the Standard Steel Car plant at
Butler Is quiet today.
AT McKees Rocks plant. II is re-
ported that several additional men
have returned 10 work
Hearing on the application of the
public defense association for double
Injunction restraining the Pressed
Steel Car COMPANY and the strikers
from prolonging the strike. VIII come
up before Judge Thomas j. Ford and
Marshall Brown in common pleas court
this afternoon.
The strikers at the Standard Steel
Car plant held a meeting today at
which they ratified a plan to return
10 work for the former scale Of wages
provided the company would reduce
the rate OF back rent payments from
twenty TO ten per cent
According to the strikers the com
pany charged them rent during the
several months the plant was closed
down
In several instances this amounted
10 one hundred dollars.
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WASR0UTS CAUSE
LOSS OF TWO LIVES

CrookSton. MINI. July 2o.-Wash
outs caused by a terrific electrical
storm in Polk and Norman counties
resulted in two wrecks. the loss Of
two lives and the decentralization Of
traffic on the Great Northern, North
ern Pacific and ST. Paul, Minneapolis
Il Sault Ste Marie roads last night.
A Northern Pacific freight train
crashed into a work train at Melvin.
killing two laborers
a Great Northern passenger train
bound for Duluth was derailed near
Fosston. Several Of the passengers
were slightly injured
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u 1 Y y

Agnes Leone, the three-wecks-old
daughter Of Mr and Mrs William Gar
lick died at 9.20 last night al the
family residence. 277i River avenue.
Funeral services VIII be held at :
o'clock Wednesday afternoon at Larltin
e Sons funeral chapel Bishop Robert
McQu3rr!e OF the Second ward presid
ing Intermont in the city cemetery.
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FAR MERS NEED MIN
TO HARVEST CROPS

Washington. July 20,-Fifty thou
sand able bodied men are wanted in
the harvest fields Of the west to take
care of the bounteous crops. Farmers
are literally begging for help. accord
ing TO officials of the department Of
commerce and labor. whose functions.
in part, are TO find employment for
the throngs Of aliens who come to
this country. The officials are almost
powerless. because OF the almost pen
nlIess condition OF many OF the emf
grants
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STRIKE SITUATION
MORE QUIET TODAY

Pittsburg. July 20.-The court of
common pleas today practically threw
out 4 bill of equity filed by the Pitts
burg Defense association, asking for
an Injunction against the Pressed
Steel Car company, It's striking EN-
ployes and the sheriff of the county,
intended to force arbitration and end
the strike at McKees Rocks.
Judges Brown and Ford. however,
stated that they would entertain pray
ers for injunction against either the
strikers OF the car company. in the
event OF further rioting.
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DETAILED REVIEW
OF SUTTON CASE
CONTINUED from Page Four
Mrs. Fuller thet he intended to Kill
himself.

PittsbUrg. Pa. July Mics Mary
/. Stewart of Pittsburg, who is wanted
as a witness in the new inquiry into
the Sutton tragedy, has slipped over
into Canada. and word came today
that she intends TO remain across the
line indefinitely
Miss Stewart got away rom Pitts
burg a few hours ahoUd OF person
who has been sent here from Annap-
oils to look her up. The same messen-
ger has followed her into Canada.
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Lyman e. Farnes. Defendant

Lyman Z Farnes. Defendant
The State Of Utah to the Said De-
fendant:
You are hereby summoned TO ap-
pear within twenty days after the ser.
Vice Of this Summons upon you, u
served Within the County In whiel
this action is brought; otherwise,
within thirty days after service, and
defend the above entitled action; ana
in case Of your failure SO 10 do. Juoe'
ment will be rendered aSoinst you
according 10 the demand Cf tho Com
plant which has been filed with the
Clerk Of said Court
This action is bro1sht 10 secure
judgment dlsSolving the bonds OF mat
rimony heretofore nnd now oNistlnS
between plaintiff and defendant.
DAVID JENSEN,
plaintiffs Attorney.
P. o. Address 4o4 and 4O5 Eocles
Building. Ogden. Utah.
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MARRIAGES

Marriage licenses have been issued
to August r Wallenberg OF Chicago
and Emma F. HertTich of St Olaf, la.
and Martin J. O'Toole Of Ogden and
Judith 6. Fant of Culpeper, Virginia
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With the curass n front closing is
eth necessary. but II IS ono which re-
ouires considerable thought In order
70 conceal its outline
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Chicago Close.

Chicago. July 2o.-Close. Wheat
July Sly SIS. Sept. 81 IL Il Dec
81 % 3-Sal-2: May $40 rs.
Corn-July II 81; Sept. GO 7-8a67;
Dec. 90 3-Ia7-S; May 81 3.S.
Oats-July 4o rs; Sept. II Is;
Dec. Il SIS; May "A.
Pork-Julv 500 50; Sept. SCI OF ID:
January sl7 SO.
Lard-July s11-7O: Sept. s11 7Oa1I.-
70 II: Oct sl1 65: Nov. sil 80; Jan.
$40 30
Ribs-July sl1.47 IL; Sept. 81 -
42 1-2all. 45: Oct. Sll.lOal2 IL: jan.
80 %
Barley Cash 67a72
Clover-Cash slo-o5; March s11,-
s5
Tlmothy-Sept $3.50.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-20

The new veil is much shorter and
narrower The designs with chenha
spots. finely dotted, are among the
most popular.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-20

CoAL-Rock Springs, Castle Gate
and Clear Creek. Gillette Coal co"
1853 West 27th ST. Phones lVf4.
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court OF the Second
Judicial District OF the State of Utan,
ia and for the County OF Weber
Alice Farnes. Plaintiff
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Q o O &c 0 90 O o G o o G {
EXPLOSION IN MINE
KILLS SIXTEEN MEN

Langeadreer, July 3o.-Six-
teen miners were Killed by the
explosion of Are damp in a
mine at Mansfield today. May
other workmen were taken
from the mine unconscious.
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The newest skirts are made with a
few gathers al the top.
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standard TELEPHONES

EDITORIAL ROOMS
Ind. phone, two rlneo No. So
Bel 'Phone. two rings NO. Sc
BUSINESS OFFICE
Ind. phone. ono ring No. sc
Bell phone. enc ring No. 5s
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LIEUT.. OSTERMAN TELLS
OF HOW SUTTON DIED

CONTINUED from Page one)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-21
SEALED TENDERS.


Sealed Tenders will be received at
the Office of the Superintendent of Pub
lie Works until Il M Of Wednesday,
August Is, 1909, for furnishing the
Department of Public Works, fob.
steamer s tackle, Kahului Harbor, with
galvanized iron pipe, of the following
sizes: 81, So, ~, 81, ~, H..
Bidders to state price per lineal foot
for each size. Quantities are stated in
proposal blanks, which may be had on
application at the office Of the Super
intendent of Public Works.
The superintendent Of Public Works
reserves the right to reject any or all
bids aud to increase or diminish the
number of feet Of pipe mentioned in
schedule, and also to award contract
for a part or the whole of the amount
of pipe called for.
MARSTON CAMPBELL,
Superintendent of Public Works.
Department of Public Works,
Honolulu, July 20, 1909. s40s