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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-29
CHICAGO
Ma sprzedaz

s ARROW uprawnego gruntu, do.
bry dom mieszkalny ma II pietra,
opr6cz tego try $budynki gospo.
darskie, woda dobra, 49, 8 mile cd
North La Crosse, II OIL Analaska
Wis. Zg}osic sic pod adresem J6-
zef Bagniewski La Crosse, Wis. R.
r. no. 3.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-29

STANOWY Inspector robot F.
J. Moonan, bawi} przez kilka dni W
Winonie i zwiedzif razem 1919 ia
bryk, warsztat6w i sklep6w, W kt6-
rych znalaz} zatrudnionych 1908
mezczyzn, 6ss niewiast, 4 c~h}opc6w
4 dziewczeta. 8 ostatnich "a poz-
woleniem rady szk6lnej. Tylko W
szesciu przypadkach znalezlono
bezprawnie zatrudnione dziec;, kt6,
re tez zosta}y odes}ane do szko}y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-29

NJ CIERZAN, J6zef Graf
sczyk i dziesieciu innych polakdw z
Winony wyjechali W tych dniach do
Winton, MINI: do prey W tamtej-
szych pilach. w jesieni, gdy sic ro-
bota W pilach skohczy, powrdca
wszyscy zndw do Winony do swych
'familji.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-29

JAMES McCAFFREY nocny
kapitan tutejszej policyi wni6s}
skarge do sadu Stan. Zjedn. o 2.
tysiecy dolar6w przeciw kolei Chi
cago Milwaukee & St. Paul "a O.
brazenia jake odni6s} W dniu 1go
lutego PREY wykolejeniu sic po-
ciagu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-29

"a lagodnie sobie postapS},
moze inny by "a drzwi wy
rzucil; a 20 6mia6 j roma
WAC podczas wystawlenia
Na]6w. SACRAMENTO sic Die
godzi, Q tenn pewno vie
redaktor Kuryera. Vice Bra.
wo! takiemu ksiedzu, kt6-
ry jest W ko6ciele tax skry-
pulatnym jak jest wiel, ks.
Bu)alski. !.
Jeden z parafian.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-29

w KAMIENIOkOMACH ,,Bie.
sane Stone Co." w Minnesota CITY,,
rozpoczna nied}ugo wyrabiac sztucz'
ny naw6z z wapna, kt6re zawiera
wielka Geese Calcium i MAGNESIUM
- Carbonate.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-29

TAG - DAY." pot6w ma pre-
chodni6w, urzadzony W sobote, ma
korzysc tutejszego szpitala, pomi-
mo niepogody, przyni6sf dochodu
8743.5O.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-29
EDWARD SIEBRECHT Ed.

EDWARD Ed
ward Campbell, obaj pc l6 lat Ii
czacy, kt6rzy W dniu 20go lutego
W parku trzeciej wardy, napadli
wieczorem Ernesta Wejer i 60 o.
brabowali z kilku dolar6w, pred
sedzia Snow przyznali sic do why.
sedzia od}ozy} wydanie wyroku al
do przyszlego terminu posiedzenia
sadu, W dniu 2ogo wrze6nia. 1'ym-
czasowo ch}opcy znajduja sic ma
wolnosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-29

Porow lie
Czy dobrze spiewa parma T.?
- HIM, jak sfowik. kt6ry sic
troche zaziebi}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-29

w PARAFII 6w. Stanislawa X.
odbedzie sic obch6d majowy,tj. rocz-
nicy nadania k~onstytucyi W niedzie-
le 9go maja, W hall pod ko6ciofem
jak pc inne lata.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-29
WlADOMOSCI


w PRZYsZkA niedziele Ego
maja, zaraz pc nieszporach 0 t4tej
bedzie obch6d majowy j przedsta-
wienie W parafii sw. Kazimierza
Kr. W hall ,,West End Hail." Ko-
.mitet prosi o liczne zgromadzenle.
Zaprasza takze parafian re Stanis}a-
wowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-29
FRASZKI.

w Ameryka1skiej szkole odmie-
niaja dzieci zdanie: Koh ciagnie -
Nauczyciel: = W'ojtus, jakbys
powiedzia1 W wypadku rozkazuja-
Gym?
Wojtus: - Me Wien -.
N~auczyciel: - No cobys powie-
dial, gdyby6 chcia}, re koh ma ru-
szyc z miejsca?
Wojtus: - Get up.
Nauczycielka spiewu: Prosze o.
tworzyc usta - jak OTTO jail. wi
dzisz pan? q.
Uczen: Widze, prosze PAM!
Nauczycielka 6piewu. Cos pan
tam zauwazy}?
Uczeh: (nie6miafo) Re PAM masz
fa}szywe zeby -.
Chauffeur, kt6ry Gala si}q ude-
rzyf samochodem o sfup telegraficz-
ny i samoch6d rozbi}:
D.:... nadaH! 49, Czemu tel
ci ludzie raz ME zaprowadza wsze-
die telegraf6w bez drotu?!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-29
r a n i O b i a d {.

TAM b i d
Gosc gfodny wchodzi do restau'
racyi, zapyta}: 49,,
- Czy tn g}odny cz}owiek dosta.
ME jedzenia "a swoje pieniedze? Gdy
mu odpowiedziano, re tak,. prosif Q
obiad miesny, poczem s}uzacy sam
z siebie doradzi} mu vino i legumi-
ne, ,wreszcie przyni6s} mu rachunek
ma kilka koron. Gosc nasycony juz,
robi uwage: - Wszak prawda, re
pyta}em, czy dostane obiad "a swo'
je pieniadze. Ot6z wszystkieh pie.
n1edzy mann = grossly i te place.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-29
T. K q. r 2

. l. ekarz.
- Dzien dobry, Olesiu! Dokqd
tax spieszysz?
- Do doktora; zofadek moi CO.
raz gorzej...
= Guys zg}upia}? chodz do wi
.niarni, w~ypijemy b~uteleczke jednae
i druga, to ci odrazu pomoze.
- Zgoda! To mi dokt6r! Chodz-
NV!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-29

ESpos6b 8 k t
- Czem,u6cie koniowi oczy "a
wiazali? r..
- Zeby ME widzia} lie ma wdz
}adujq, body bestya ME chcia} po-
tenn ciagnac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-29
N a ,sesv a k O w e !.

NJ -sesyi k W ej.
A: 90. Jak sic pisze poprawnie pc
polsku, ten cygar czy to cygaro?
B.: 900 To zalezy cd jakosci, jaka
to marka! Najlichsza 6 centowa)
to go ia cygara, srednia Is cent
- ten cygar, lepsza zas marka, wy
lei 10 cent6w to dopiero jest 50 to
cygaro.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-10
JOHN s ON
T0ST AND
''PAT''
He Will Fight Az gainst
the Reconsideration
of School Bill

Sacramento, Feb. 10.-All efforts of
Governor Gillett, and his supporters In
the assembly. to mako compromise
agreement on anti-Japapnese legisla-
ton have failed.
The floor leaders met this morning
In the office of Speaker Phillip A. Stan
ton to discuss the situation. which
they considered desperate.
Grove l.. Johnson, author OF the
school segregation bill. who was called
into consultation last night with Gov
ernor Gillett, Speaker Stanton and J..
P Transue. notified them this morn
ing that he would make fight against
reconsideration Of the vote by which
the school bill was passed last week.
He would agree to no new measure.
as was proposed last night The gov
ernor urged Johnson to withdraw from
the fight. explaining the situation be-
tween Japan and the United States, as
he had learned 1t from President
Roosevelt. but the assemblyman stood
pat" In his prayer this morning, the
chaplain. Rev. Seren n. Marsh. refer
red to the coming fight
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-10
CONGRESS
IOC()(JlV I
VOTES
Election of 7 aft and Sher-
man Is Formally
Declared

Washington. Feb. 10.-The two
houses of congress will meet In joint
session in the hall of representatives
at o'clock today formally to declare
the election of William Howard Taft
of Ohio, and James S. Sherman OF
New York. to be president and vice.
president of the United States respect
lively.
Vice-President Fairbanks, occupying
a seat on the right of Speaker Can
non, will preside. After announcing
the purpose of the gathering. he will
unlock the wooden boxes containing
the electoral votes extracting and
opening them in alphabetical order by
states
AS the votes of each state are open
ed, they will be handed by the vice
president to the four tellers. Senator
Burrows and Senator Bailey and Rep
resentative Haines and Russell, who
will proceed to count them.
The count concluded, the result will
be announced to the presiding officer,
showing three hundred and twenty-one
electoral votes for Taft and Sherman.
and one hundred and sixty-two votes
for Bryan and Kern. The vice-presi'
dent will then inquire If there is any
protest against the vote as announced.
and there being none. he will formally
announce the election of Taft and
Sherman The joint session will then
be ended, the members of the senate
returning TO their hall for the regular
transaction of business.
Owing to the limited capacity Of the
hall Of the house, few persons other
than the families and relatives Of the
members Of the two houses, will wit
ness the ceremony.
Long before the appointed hour for
counting the electoral votes. the gal
leries were filed to overflowing, even
the steps of the aisles being utilized
for seats. None was admitted with
out cards, so that there was no crush
as has marked similar occasions.
For the most part the holders OF
tickets were women.
Several times there was applause as
the votes were announced, and Vice
President Fairbanks had to admonish
the house against such manifestations.
The whole mouse laughed aloud when
Senator Burrows misread the vote OF
Nebraska and put that state in the
Republican column. With some en-
barrassmept he corrected his mistake
and, In a loud voice, stated that the
eight votes had been cast for Bryan
and Kern. The Democrats applaud
ed, but a sharp rap OF the gavel by
tho vice-president Immediately restor-
ed order.
While the counting was In progress.
the discovery WAS made. according 10
the returns, Wisconsin had cast its
votes for William H Taft of New
York On motion of Senator Bailey,
Mr.. Taft was declared to be the same
William II. Taft Of Ohio for whom the
other Republican states had cast their
votes Insertion of tho word New
York" was construed TO be, as 1t was,
a mere clerical error.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-10
SMOKE MAKES CHICAGO
ATTRACTIVE TO ARTISTS

Chicago. Feb. 10.-Chicago's smoke
may be disagreeable to its residents.
and various organizations. including
women's clubs. may ag1tate against
the nuisance, but now 1t appears tho
word nuisance is a misnomer.
In reality the smoke lends beauti-
full artistic canopy to the city and
painters like It. They even come from
Europe to study its effects in shading.
Ralph Atkinson in an address last
night In municipal art, said:
Chicago will start movement
which Will spread for hundreds of
miles.
"The towns of this country are un-
doubtedly the ugliest In the world
he declared, "but they will improve.
If only plans for the building Of the
city had been made in the first place.
however. instead OF slapping the
buildings down IN the quickest and
easiest way. we should have saved
something like 800. 100000.
I'm spite of the fact that Chicago
has more natural attraction than al
most any place in this country and
abroad, for the artists visiting here
say so. 1t appeals not comfortably
habitable. A wealthy woman said TO
me the other day that II It were not
for her husbands business she would
mover think Of living any place but
abroad. Every year she spends thous-
ands Of dollars abroad. and one OF the
purposes of municipal art from the
economic standpoint is to make Chi
cago so attractive That the money will
be spent here.
This Is what the workers have at
heart and toward that end the artists
will sacrifice the smoke, which In IT.
self makes one Of the attractions OF
the city Artists from abroad have
spoken Of the beautiful effects 1t makes
on the Chicago river. 1t holds Chi
cago together artistically. and even
brings the sign boards into tone.
"Workingmen of this country are
more appreciative OF art than tho
peasants of Europe. legend to the
contrary"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-10
AUST RIAN
HELD BY
POLICE
Charged With Attempt.
ed Assault in Vicinity of
Forschner Murder

Dayton. Ohio, Feb. 10.-The police
after a search lasting from early last
evening until after midnight arrest
ed Christ Marsh. an Austrian. aged
%. He is charged with attempted as
sault of TWO young girls. The alleg-
ed assault occurred In the neighbor.
hood Of the Forschner murder and
the officers have several facts In con-
nection with his case which they Will
not give out.
The report Of the autopsy in the Full
hart case has not been made public.
Neither has Chemist Bliss made his
report on the examination OF the
girls stomach.
The police are guarding Marsh with
unusual care, for the purpose OF fore
stalling any attempt which may be
made to deal out summary vengeance.
In view Of the inflamed public senu.
ment the precautions are timely.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-10
CLOSING QUOTATIONS. OF
WORLDS MARKETS
SCANTY OPENING
DEALINGS IN STOCKS

New York Feb. 1o-The scanty
opening dealings in stocks scarcely
stirred prices from last nights level.
Except for a rise OF SIS in Rock Island
preferred. the changes were made up
OF mixed gains and losses OF 1-Y 70
Ia
Stocks were sold at intervals dur.
Ing the hour. but the declines did
not make any great headway In the
active division. Pittsburg. G. c. & ST
Louis preferred dropped 4 IL. Denver
& Rio Grande. preferred. and Ameri
can Mailing preferred 1 1-2 and Den
yer e. Rio Grande. Delaware & Hud
son and Allis-Chalmers preferred l.
Strength In a few stocks checked
the sagsing Of prices. but rallies were
small and dealings were light Pa
ciflc Mall sold at a decline of l IL
Bonds were firm at noon,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-10
INFLUX OF JAPS
HAS GRE TLY
DIMINISHED
THIS is REPORT OF RIoGWAY
AFTER CAREFUL INVESTIGATION.
He Says 1t Is Apparent Japan Is Faith.
fully Carrying Out Her Part
Of the Compact.

Los Angeles. Cal, Feb. 10.-Careful
investigation by A. C. Ridgway. chief
of the local immigration bureau. shows
that the Influx Of Japanese into his dis
trict has materially diminished during
the past few months, Since the agree
ment between the United States and
Japan, regarding the check upon i'm
migration from Japan. the result has
been d noticeable diminution in the
number of applicants for admission to
this district
Mr.. Ridgway says:
1.-THE agreement between the two
countries permits the entry OF stu
dents. merchants and professional
men. travellers, diplomats and others OF
the higher classes. The restriction
applies only to coolies, who come into
competition with American laborers.
Without the requisite papers, they are
subject to deportation. When these
aliens are found without passports, we
at once notify the department of COM
mercc and labor at Washington. A
telegraphic warrant, authorizing de-
portation, is sent II the circumstances
Justify.
I'VE never place Japanese in the
county jail, They are kept under
guard in rented house. and are es-
corted to San Francisco at the proper
time. At the present time We know OF
none illegally in this district and we
have not had a case for some time =
Mr.. Ridgway does not regard the
situation as alarming and supports
the position taken by the federal au-
thorities. From his office records 1t is
apparent that Japan is faithfully car
rying out her part OF the compact ana
Is refusing TO Issue passports TO
coolies.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-10
Ed W A R D
GUEST OF
BERLIN
He Is the First Foreign
Monarch Entertained
by Municipality

Berlin, Feb. 10.-King Edward fol-
lowing his hearty reception yesterday
by the emperor and the queen ct Ber-
lin, today enjoyed the distinction of
being the first foreign monarch who
has ever been the guest OF the Berlin
municipality. Shortly before noon his
majesty, dressed In the uniform OF a
Prussian general, proceeded to the
town hall, where Mayor Kirchner and
the other members of the CITY govern
ment greeted him The king was then
escorted to the spacious public recep-
tion. hall. whioh was splendidly dec
GRATED Among those present were
Prince Won Buelow, Foreign Secretary
Won Schoen and the other members of
the cabinet and all the councilmen and
aldermen. with the exception Of thirty
Socialists.
Herr Hirschner asked the king to
accept a drink of honor from the city
in n golden cup and the mayors daugh.
ter handed him the cup. filed with
rare wine, which King Edward emp.
tied. His majesty then thanked tina
mayor for the splendid reception ac.
corded him yesterday and added:
MY greatest wish ie that the rela.
tions Of our two countries may always
remain Of the best"
His majesty then proceeded to tho
British embassy where Ambassador
Coschen gave luncheon In his honor.
Previous TO this repast. his majesty
received deputation from the Brit
ish colony In Berlin to present him
with an address. In reply the king
made a speech In which he told the
Britons they could do much to con-
vince the Germans Of the sincerity of
our friendship toward them"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-10
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Amalgamated Copper. n IA.
American Car and Foundry, so IL
American Locomotive. 55 1-2.
American Smelling, 81 IA.
American Smelling. pfd.. l07 L.
American Sugar Refining. $50 L.
Anaconda Mining Co, AZ 3-S.
Atchison Railway, SO "a
Atchison Railway. pfd, 1O1 5S.
Baltimore and Ohio, 10S IL.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit, II.
Canadian Pacific. 173 Is.
Chesapeake and Ohio, 66 T-S.
Chicago Northwestern, 176.
Chicago. Mil. and St Paul. las 3-4.
Colorado Fuel and Iron, 80 3-4.
Colorado and Southern, &c 3-4
Delaware and Hudson. It's Ia
Denver and Rio Grande. AZ Ia
Denver and Rio Grande. pfd., SS o-S
Erie Railway, 81 1-S
Great Northern, pfd., 14l IA
Great Northern Ore Gifts. 70 IL.
Illinois Central, 142 1-2
New York Central, 126 3-4.
Reading Railway. 131 3-4.
Rock Island Co, 20 1-s.
Rock Island Co. pfd., GA IA.
Southern Pacific, 118.
Southern Railway. % 3-4.
Union Pacific, ITS.
United States Steel, So 3-S.
United States Steel. pfd., 113 IA.
Wabash Railway, Is 3-4.
Western Union. Ct.
Standard OIL company, 65S.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-10
TEN THOUSAND SIGNED
LOS ANGELES PETITION.

Los Angeles, Feb. 9-Tbe petition
of voters. asking the removal Of A e..
Harper from office was filed by the
Municipal league with the city clerk
today More than 10000 attested sig
natures are on the list. The today
vote at the last municipal election
was 81, ,38S, and only 90 per cent are
required to the petition.
AS soon as the city clerk has con
cluded the work Of comparing the Sig
natures with the great register. the
petition will be passed up to the city
council. which. under the law. must
call special election within thirty
days to choose a successor to the
mayor.
Mayor Harper will be a candidate
to succeed himself. but the candidate
who will head the recall ticket has
not been decided upon.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-10
LITTLE DIFFICULTY IN
SECURING A JURY

Denver, Feb. 1O-Little difficulty
was experienced in securing a jury
to try Burdette Bell. charged with kill
Ing G. c. Dury, an actor, after Dury
had lured his wife and child from him.
The sensation of the day came when
H. ]. Barry. attorney for the defense,
announced that Bell would depend en-.
tirely upon the plea of self-defense
and would show that he was attacked
by Dmy when he came to persuade his
wife to return to him. Mrs. Bell was
present in the court room, as was Mrs.
Dury, wife Of the dead actor.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-10
JEW WELER
FEAR S
DEATH
Received Two Menacing
"BIack Hand" Letters
Demanding $4,000

Chicago. Feb. 1O.-Following the re-
ceipt of two alleged black hand letters
demanding $4,000. William Lamrechet,
a jeweler, is in fear of his life. His
wife has become i'll from fright.
Lambrechet received the first letter
Monday. 1t demanded that the money
be placed IN cigar box and left
Wednesday night in certain place. A
dccoy was rosorted to and five police
men laid In wait but nobody appeared
for the money.
The following day the jeweler re-
ceived a second letter. The missive,
written on piece Of wrapping paper.
was signed with a skull and cross
bones and contained threat that II
the money was not placed in cigar
box last night AMI left at another loca-
tion. the society" would infiict on him
a swift and terrible death.
A second decoy was arranged but
without result. The police are now In
clinod to think the affair a practical
joke. but Lambrechet Ia apprehensi,e.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-10
7 RIES TO
END HER
LIFE
Young Woman Leaps
From Window of the
Sixth Story

Denver, Feb 10-Tn an effort to de.
stroy herself, Miss Violet Briefly.
aged 2S. step-daughter of r. A. Powell,
leaped from, window OH the sixth
floor Of the Mining Exchange building
today. landing on the stone pavement
below. Fifteenth street, where the at
tempt at suicide occurred, was throng-
ed with people at the time, and the
body struck the pavement in. the midst
OF horriflod spectators. The girl was
picked up unconscious but still breath
ing and carpssd into the building and
surgical aid Summoned. In the pocket
of Miss Brierly's coat was found q
note directing that communication
should be had with &c NJ. W." a
civil engineer, In case Of her death. 1t
Is thought the girl cannot live.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-10
TREASURY REPORT.

Washington, Feb. 9.-The condition
of the treasury at the beginning Of
business was as follows:
Reserve fund, coin and bullion, $780,.
100000.
Trust funds TO redeem outstanding
gold certiflcates-Gold com, SSS9, 9,90o,-
869; silver dollars. S481 900; silver dol
lars of 1890, s4,512, 600; total. S1,S46.-
$3.50. General \ fund-$157 1865, 542
Deposits in national banks-s100,16 161.'
26S. In Philippine treasury, s4.427,-
42S Awaiting reimbursement. $1.2S7,
1913. Current liabilities. s117,72S, 1863.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-10
PREDICTS USE OF
AIR SHIPS IN
FUTURE WARS
INVENTOR AND SCIENTIST. Hup.
SON MAXIM, Is THE PROPHET.
He Says World VIII Soc That Goo
Fights on Side Possessing
Best Flying Machines.

New York, Feb. 1O.-Hudson Max.
I'm. inventor and scientist .and rcla-
tive Of Hiram Percy Maxim. who
has just perfected device for max
Ing noiseless gun. pictured the war
OF the future last night before sew.
eral hundred members OF the Auto.
mobile Club OF America He said;
Napoleons dictum. that God fights
on the side OF the strongest artillery.
VIII no longer hold. In the very next
war between civilized countries. tho
world will see that God fights on the
Side that has the strongest flying ma,
chimes and the most of them
Although flying machines VIII not
90 able TO carry any artillery, vet an
army Of raiders with the raiders out.
III Will be able TO reconnoitrc and
aiight on defenseless places. destroy
bridges, rip up railroads, cut commurl.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-10
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago, Feb, -Cattle-Recoipts
estimated at 5 900: market. strong to
10c higher; beeves 81 26a7 10; Tex
as steers 81. 35a5 20; western steers
81 LOAF 10; stockers and feeders SO.
3oa5 55; COWS and heifers 81 9Ua6
90 calves S675aS co.
Hogs-Receipts, estimated at 20
600; market 15c higher: light S6. GOA
$50; mixed s6 loaf go, heavy S6 10
as .65; rough s6 15a6 80; good to
choice heavy s6 30a6 So; pigs So Ooa
80, bulk of sales 81. 3Oab 90.
Sheep-Receipts, estimated at 25..
600; market 5a10c higher; native $3.-
25a5 10; western SO o0a5 10; yearl-
ings Sc. 00a1 10; lambs, native, $5s-
75a7 10; western IS. 75a7.7O.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-10
ED BY
COLLIE.
DOG
Animal Arouses Proprie-
tor Who Gives Alarm
that Hotel Is Burning

New York, Feb. 10.-The barking Of
collie dog owned by Oresto Giolito.
proprietor Of the Hotel Del Europe on
West Ninth street, probably saved the
lives OF the dozen guests who were
asleep in the hotel when the fire broke
out in the basement early today. Gio-
Ito, who slept on the second floor with
his wife and three children when
awakened by the dogs barking, found
the hall filling with smoke. An alarm
was sent in and the fire was checked.
Several OF the guests were overcome by
smoke and had to be carried to the
street
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-10

order No. So was the direct and prox.
innate cause Of the collision.
'The court therefore erred in refus-
ing to direct verdict In favor OF the
appellant as requested by 1t at the
close of the evidence, for the reason
that. In view OF the undisputed evi.
dence. respondent was not entitled To
recover as Il matter Of law"
There are three or four other simi.
lar suits against the railway company
pending In the Second district court
which this opinion will determine.
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ications, burn towns. blow up maga-
zines, stores and powder mills. In
future wars these visitations may
come any night to any interest ana
town. No home Will be safe
The speaker deplored the failure OF
congress to pass bill appropriating
S500.000 for aeronautical experiment
work, and said the one thing now
most needed Is a broader public
knowledge Of aeronautics especially
as applied to national defense.