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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-11
BANCROFT ON.
A SPECIAL
TRAIN
HE AND HIS liEUTENANTS ON
TOUR OF INSPECTION.
Members Of the Party Remain in the
~-'e WINE In oyden-8urIey
Not in Evidence.

General Manager Bancroft. accom-
panied by Private Secretary Frank II.
Knickerbocker, Chief Engineer Ashton
and other members Of his stan, arrived
from the south on a special train at
$3.50 this morning and few minutes
later left for the north on a trIp of
inspection over the Oregon Short Line
system
The private car of General Super1n-
tendent Davis was attached to the gen.
eral managers special. but it Is un-
derStood Mr. Davis Is at present in
Salt Lake CITY and may join the in
spection party later on.
While the special was at Ogden. Cen
eral Manager Bancroft held his easy
chair down In the observation end of
his private car and viewed the new
viaduct and other Hartman railroad
improvements without emerging from
his palaticial touring car Private Sec
retary Knlckerbocker did the messen-
ger act between the general managers
car and the telegraph Office and, after
a few bulletins were sent north to
announce the coming Of the chief anl
the members Of mis- cabinet. the spe-
cial pulled out for Pocatello and ad-
jacent Oregon Short Line territory.
General Passenger Agent Burley was
not on the special, or If he was, he
failed to show up at Ogden TO explain
why he persists in discriminating in
favor Of Salt Lake and against Ogden
tho natural railroad center of the
great Hartman system of western
railroads.
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BOY RUN OVER BY AUTO.

Salt Lake, May 10.-Robert Maxwell
a youth of 16 years. employed IN the
job department of the Deseret News.
was run down by an automobile late
Saturday afternoon while turning
the corner of West Temple and First
South streets on his bicycle. Young
Maxwell was on his way to deliver a
proof TO the cflice of the Utah Light
& Railway company, and at the inter-
section OF the two streets named he
turned out to avoid a buggy and was
caught by an approaching automobile,
which collided with his wheel. knock
ing him down. The motor car passed
over the boy'sc right leg. bruising that
member. and inflicting a cut in his
forehead. Henry Stringham, who was
driving the auto, brought his machine
to a stop as soon as possible and.
running back. picked the lad up and
took him into the Office of DR.. Calder
wood near by. and had his wounds
dressed. The Injuries sustained by
the boy were not serious, but his
wheel was demolished,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-11
BOSTON SOCIETY WOMAN RECON-
CiLED TO HER HUSBAND AFTER
THREE YEARS. SEPARATION
THROUGH HER SON.

Santa Barbara, Cal, May o.
Stranger than fiction is the story of
Mrs. James +. Shaw's life and expert
ence of the last three years. Mrs.
Shaw was brought up in luxury. being
the daughter of wealthy brewer of
Portsmouth. \. H., Fl. Fisher Eldredge.
She married James r. Shaw. president
of the Interborough railroads of Bos-
ton, and was for many years social
fayorite in Boston society. Mrs Shaw
and her husband became estrnnged
and she deserted him for H, Ken
Marble, who had been their chauffeur
for some time.
Mrs. Shaw was woman of high edu-
cation and refinement, while Marble
could scarcely be considered her equal
in any way and the wonder is that he
should have appealed to her so strong.
ly as to make her give up life OF lux
ury and ease for his meagre hand to
mouth life.
When she deserted her husband Mrs.
Shaw took with her their only son and
for time resided in and around Bos-
ton. Many attempts were made by
Mr. Shaw to secure the lad and after
all peaceful attempts had failed he
resorted to kidnapping and four times
during the last three years have at
tempts been made by Mr.. Shaw's en-
ployes to kidnap the boy. The son Is
now II years old. blueeycd and pretty
and says he wants TO remain with his
mother but still loves his father.
That Is the keynote Of tho reconcilia-
ton.
AS soon as It WAS definitely found
that Mrs. Shaw was living with the
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Extravaqance In Styles.

II dIrectoire gowns really become
fashionable. 1t is hoped that other ex-
travagances OF the same period Will
not also be revived. The beautiful
Nine Tallien. who led the fashions at
the time of the French directory, is
said to have appeared with rings on
her toes Her silk stockings were
made with divisions like the fingers
of gloves, and she wore sandals stud
ded with jewels. Nine. Talllen was,
however. sensible enough to discard
the fashionable flaxen wig and to wear
her own black hair unpowdered. Nat
ural coiffures did not long remain
simple. though, Under the empire they
became so elaborate that the ladies'
Of the court had to have their hair
dressed the night before DIapoleon's 8
coronation. and were then propped up
right in their chairs In order TO sleep
without damaging their headdresses.
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SALT LAKE AND
STATE NEWS
TO START GOULD TERMINAL.
officers Of Eilenbcrger Construction
Company Are Now on the Ground.

Salt Lake, May 10-H A. Peters,
secretary Of the Eilemberger Con
struction company of Chicago. which
has the control for the construction
of the Denver G. Rio Grande passen-
ger depot IN this city, has arrived in
the city and is registered at the Knuts-
ford. Mr. Peters rs accompanied by
H. Fl. Reinke, superintendent, and j.
p. s. Morgan. assistant superinten-
dent of construction. and these men
are here TO supervise the commence
ment of the building operations on
the new station.
Work will begin on the depot just
as soon as we can get the men to
work." said Mr. Peters this morning
I'VE have a great quantity of material
which is now on the raod. and this, in
addition To the material which we in
tend to secure here. will soon be avail
able We are advertising for brick
layer foreman today, and hope TO get
started at real work In day OF two"
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MINING NEWS
GREATER ACTIVITY
IN NORTH TINTlC
Increasing Force at Eagle and Blue
eell-Grand Central and
Victoria Shippine.

Salt Lake, May 10.-A special to the
News from Eureka says: There is
lot of activity In North Tintic AT pres
ent, Among the properties that are
working at this time might be men.
toned the Selma, Tintic, Humboldt
and Tintic Silver. AT the former a
double compartment shaft Is being put
down under contract The shaft has
now reached depth Of so feet, and is
located near the junction OF two veins
where the showing could hardly be
more encouraging. John w Taylor
of this place left for the Tintic Hum.
boldt property Wednesday with q cou-
pie of wagon loads of supplies and
lumber Will be hauled out at once for
the erection Of some buildings This
company was recently organized at
Provo Years ago there was nice
skowings OF lead ore opened up on
some OF the claims which arc embrac-
ed In the company's holdings, and
from the present indications 1t will
not be long before a permanent orc
body Is discovered. A short distance
north and adjoining this group John
Holloway of Provo has splendid
showing of lead at the bottom of all
so foot shaft
1t Is the intention of the Tintic EN-
pire company to install an electric
hoist as soon as the shaft has reach
ed depth where a whim cannot be
used The shaft has been sunk As
feet
The force at the Eagle and Blue Bell
has been increased until there are now
about 80 men at work In the mine,
aside from leasers, and in addition TO
the ore the leasers are sending out,
the company is shipping about three
carloads each month Everything con
Sidered the Eagle is looking fine and
1t will be but q short time before the
force is increased
After sinking a % foot sump below
the 230 level IN the East Tintic Devel-
opment property, a station is now be-
ing cut at that depth. says Manager
Ralph Kellogg. and as soon as the
Ctation is completed 1t Will be pos
sible to resume the sinking OF the
shaft The mine Will no doubt be hoist
ing considerable ore within n couple
of weeks. The company is anxious 10
tap the ore at a depth of $50 feet. and
with the machine drills the shaft can
be put down TO this depth in less than
Q. month.
The Grand Central and Victoria
mines were started up Tuesday and
the output of the properties at this
time Is about one carload daily, this
being the amount of ore that the Tin
tic smelter Is willing to accept for
the present Within few weeks the
night shift will be put to work at
these mines and the force gradually
increased and the daily output Of ore
also increased.
Drink lRONPORT. You'll like 1t.
At Soda Fountains and In Bottles.
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MERGER INVESTIGATION
BEGUN In SAN FRANCISCO

San Francisco. May 10,-Investiga-
ton by the federal government of the
merger OF Western railroads effected
by e H. Hartman, was begun today
before Special Examiner S. G. Will
llams. The court room was crowded
with representative business men.
The first witness called Was f. F.
Connor, former general freight agent
Of the Pacific Coast Steamship COM
pany. 1t was brought out that Con-
nor was formerly connected with the
Panama Railroad &c Steamship COM
pany, and Attorney C. A. Severance
OF ST. Paul. who is conducting the
case for the government, questioned
him regarding the traffic agreements
that are and have been in existence
between the Panama company and
transportation companies on this
coast,
One of the first results OF this line
OF inquiry was the production of an
agreement made in 1906. guaranteeing
40 per cent of the rate TO the steam
ship comany and the balance to the
Panama people on all freight from
New York to this city,
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RANDOM
REFERENCES

Only three weeks TO decoration day.
Have you ordered that monument or
Headstonc? JOS. PARRY & SONS
CO.. 22S3 Washington avenue. =
Findings Rendered-The finding OF
facts. conclusions Of law and judg
ment were rendered yesterday morn
ing in the case of Emil S. Rolapp
against the Ogden C Northwestern
Railroad company and A. II, c. Smith
Rock Springs. Kemmercr. Castle
Cite. Anthracite md Coke. NJ. l.
jones Coal Co.
Funeral of Mark G. Barnes-Funeral
services over the remains of Mark G.
were held at the Second ward meet
ing house yesterday afternoon, at 2
o'clock, Bishop Robert McQuarrie pre-
siding. Music was furnished by the
ward choir. and Mrs. Peter e Ander-
son sang an appropriate solo. Many
friends attended the services 10 pay
their last tribute of respect TO the de-
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LEGAL.

NOTICE OF ELECTION-W Whereas.
by an act OF the Legislature of the
State of Utah. approved March IL,
1909. provision was made for the hold
Ing of an election throughout the
State. on the Tuesday following the
first Monday in June, 1909. TO deter
mine the question of whether or not
a one mill tax shall be levied upon all
taxable property within this State.
said one mill to be a rate In excess
of the rate Of taxation otherwise fix
cd or limited for all other purposes.
said levy TO continue during a period
of fifteen successive years, and the
purpose thereof to be to raise funds
with which TO construct aud furnish
State Capitol for the State OF Utah,
10 be located on the Capitol Grounds,
Salt Lake City, and. Whereas, the said
Act provides that notice of the cleo
ton therein provided for shall be
given at least twonty days prior to
the date Of election, by publishing
notice signed by the Governor and
Secretary of State. Now Therefore. In
accordance with the provisions of tho
Act above referred to, notice Is here
Wy 6lNtll tlldt dh Cl'ttlOh Will po ihSiN
throughout the State on Tuesday, June
Sth. A. d, 1909, at which election
there shall be submitted to such quail
flied voters of the State as. In the
year next preceding such election,
shall have paid a property tax assess
ed TO them within the State, the
question "Sball the tax rate In the
State OF Utah be increased one mill
on each doIlnr of valuation on all tax
able property within the State. over
and above the rate fixed or limited for
all other purposes. for a period OF M
teen years from and Including the
year 1909, the said one mill on each
dollar being for the purpose Of con
structing and furnishing State Capt.
toI?" In Testimony Whereof, we nave
hereunto set our hands and affixed the
Great Seal OF the State OF Utah. Done
at Salt Lake City. this sixth day OF
May. A. d. 1909. (Signed) WILLIAM
SPRY, Governor. c. S. TINGEY. Sec
rotary OF State (Great Seal Of the
State OF Utahl. .
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The Cycle of Eashlona.

Progress follows the line adj
vantage, substituting always the bet.
ter adapted, II never returns on itself,
horse cars for trolley cars. Fashion,
on the other hand. moves in cycles.
Could We run the successive fashions
of woman's hat or sleeve or skirt dur
ing century through q biograph rap
should see, an alternating dilatiop and
contraction, like the painting of some
queer animal,-Prof. E. A. Ross, in
Social Psychology
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chauffeur at Santa Barbara, Mr. Shaw
and Mrs Shaw's father. Mr. Eldrldge,
started for the west and arrived here
this week. During the trip across the
state telegraph wires were kept hot
by messages between the attorneys of
Mrs. Shaw and Mr. Shaw They were
able to safely predict n reconciliation
upon the arrival of the husband and
father In Santa Barbara. When Mr..
Shaw started west he was determined
10 take up a bitter court fight for the
possession OF his boy, but while he
was speeding west the woman's faith
er had brought the husband to more
conciliatory altitude.
The boy was taken from his mother
Friday, when Los Angeles detectives,
accompanied by n Fresno attorney,
broke into the apartments occupied by
Mrs. Shaw aud ii. Keno Marble in a
modest hotel In the lower portion of
this city AT first she agreed to turn
the boy over 10 her father, he to bo
appointed as guardian. Upon further
thought She agreed to place him In the
keeping of Chief of Police Ross OF
Santa Barbara until q conference with
her husband and father could be ar
ranged.
The discovery by the Los Angeles
detectives has created n profound sen
satlon here and the moving picture
theater operated by the eloping chauf-
feur and known as La Petite Moving
Picture Theater" has been benefited
greatly by the scandal Following the
raid on the couples apartments Mrs.
Shaw seemed apparently uDmoved and
the next day calmly sold tickets to the
curious who went to the little theater
TO see her.
There Is everything about the wo-
man To suggest culture and life Of
ease. She has never made effort to
meet people locally, but to those who
have sought acquaintance she has de
clared that she cared to make no
friends. The little theater probably
will be sold. as II has not been doing
a thriving business since being pur-
chased by Marble some months ago.
and he has expressed desire To re-
turn cast
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parted, who had been highly respect
ed citizen of Ogden for many years.
The speakers at the funeral wero
Charles Greenwel. A. Christensen,
Thomas Shrceve, President c. F,
body was buried in the Ogden City
cemetery.
You know and we all know that
w. l. Douglas $3.50 and $500 shoes
are better than any $500 and $500
shoes Of any other make. For sale
at The Palace Good Clothes Store.
$50 25th street =
Order Issued to Draw Money-ln
an order made yesterday morning by
Judge Howell, Robert Christensen, ex-
ecutor OF the last will and testament
OF Erick Larson. deceased. was au-
thorzied to draw $9653.11 from the
Ogden state Bank and pay over the
same to George Beck. as attorney-in-
fact for heirs Of the deceased residing
in Denmark.
E-Z-money KeIIy-Money to loan on
any good real estate. SEQ. J. Kelly.
Paid Professional Visit-Dr j. NJ.
Francke. of Garland. paid n profes-
sional visit to Tho city today, and also
attended the local race track. piloted
by his friend, DR.. Green.
Everything the best and the best of
everything at The Potter. A trial Will
convince you.
First Wabash Train Through Ogden,
AT eight o'clock last night the first
through train over the Wabash and
Hartman lines from st. Louis TO the
Pacific coast passed through Salt
Lake. At Granger. Wyo.. the through
cars to Portland were diverted over
the Oregon Short Line, at Ogden the
San Francisco sleepers went on over
the Southern Pacific and at Salt Lake
the Los Angeles cars took the San
Pedro. Los Angeles and Salt Lake
tracks.
coAL-Rock Springs. Castle Gate
md Clear Creek. Gillette Coal Co.
l5a West 9Th St Phones 1914.
Will Be Buried Today-The body OF
John Strang, aged SS. who died at the
ST. Marks hospital, Salt Lake, last
Sunday. of miners consumption, Will
be shipped to Ogden for burial The
remains Will arrive here at 1:20
o'clock this afternoon and will be TAX
en- to the undertaking parlors of c.
]. A. LindQuist, where funeral ser
vices will be held at 2;30 o'clock.
Bishop Robert McQuarrie will preside
over the services and the interment
will be IN the Ogden City cemetery,
The deceased has number of rela
tiyes and friends IN Ogden, he being
son of Mrs. AJna Strang.
Peerless Sodas are better and fresh
er. Made in Ogden.
STORAGE az reasohople rates. In
good brick building. II you mood any
room, consult John Scowcroft G. Son,
Company.
Mrs, w Y McGill and her daughter
of Ely. Nevada, are Ogden visitors.
Kodak Finishing, Trlpp Studio. $40 25th.
Advertisers must nave their copy for
the Evening Standard the evening be-
fore the day On which tho advertise
nent is to appear In ordor to insurs
publication.
Appointed Admjnistrator-Fran J.
Henderson, was yesterday afternoon
appointed administrator for the estate
of William T, Stoker. deceased. Mr..
bond was fixed at $1,50O.
Elk Coai-No SCOT, no rocks. no
cliDkers, The family coal. John Farr,
phone 27. :
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uAPTA1N PETER HAMS sKE TcHED IN COURT.
chIIdren and the FACTORY.

Il seems strange that no attempt
has been made In any country to found
o factory system without calling upon
mere children to pay the biggest sac
riflce in life and limb. II was the
same in England at the beginning
toddlers OF eight years of age were
sent into the mills during the first 35
years OF the nineteenth century It
was the same in the northern states
OF America. 1t Is the same today IN
the southern states 1t is the same
In Japan--thc worlds latest recruit to
the factory system. And so 1t is tho
same In India-London Cooperative
News.
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Bed NcveIa.

Novels have deterioratcd lamenta-
bly,. the paying book now being either
the wildly sensational or the insidions-
ly wicked; incidents that formerly
were named with bateo breath being
openly written of and blazoned
abroad. for gain OF gold, and too often
by women. II is difficult to hnd n
plain intellectual meal served by the
moderns. who furnish us with little
but cayenne pepper. poisonousiy
spiced oysters and Gorgonzola cheese
"a literary dinner the memory OF
which, as has been well said. serves
no end bnt to leave a dark-brown
taste In the mouth.
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FOUND HANGING TO TREE.

Seattle, May 10-The body of an
old man. hanging TO a tree in the
woods near Seattle. yesterday. was
identified today as that of Fred Foy
a pioneer of Wyoming, and who had
been a scout under Generals Custer
and Crook and William F. Cody.
Foy, who was Go years old, had been
despoDdent-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-11
An Old Friend.

The dark markings so conspicuous
on the moon and known as the Man
In the Moon" are great plains. lying
at much lower level than the bright
er parts. In all probability they are
old sea bottoms, some of them having
undergone upheayals and other
changes since the water retreated
from them. others presenting the ap-
pearance of being unchanged since
the time when the waters dried up or
were in some other way removed from
them.
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SAN PEDRO TRAIN
JUMPS THE TRACK


Salt Lake. May 10.-Train No. 63.
southbound passenger which left the
city AT O'Clock this morning for Pro
vo over the Salt Lake Route. on reach
ing Sandy, ran into an open switch.
the engine and two or three cars were
derailed, and the pilot of the engine
was demolished. Two or three pas
sengers were slightly bruised In the
accident, Mrs. ]. w. Steele had her
cheek bruised, and Mrs. ]. E. Bennett
Of Provo had her hand spralncd In the
shake-up. Mrs. ]. p. Fennell was also
slightly scratched. and the fireman,
Frank Scott. bad his ankle slightly
sprained, There were no serious cas-
ualties, and the train, after being de-
Iayed one hour and 10 minutes. pro-
ceedcd on its way.
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Personal experience with tube or
Manzan Pile Remedy Will convince
you 1t is immediate relief for all forms
of Piles. Can be applied directly TO
the affected parts, reducing milan.
nation swelling and itching Guar
anteed. Price SOC. Sold by Geo. +.
Cave and Depot Drug Store. =
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Definition OF a Giraffe.

The children had written compost
tions on the giraffe They were read
ing them aloud to the class, AT last
the time came for little Willie Doran
to read his. 1t wns as follows: Tho
giraffe Is a dumb animal and cannot
express Itself by any sound, because
its neck is so long its voice gets tired
OH its way to It's mouth"
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THE STANDARD: oGDEI. UTAH. TUESDAY, MAY H. 1909

felt his way stealthily to the second
floor, expecting to surprise the rob
bers, and as he entered the bedroom
OF Senator Depew. he encountered the
butler The latter assured him there
were no burglars in the house and
that he had left the window open 70
obtain fresh nir. The senator Is in
Washington
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-11
THOUGHT DEPEW'S HOME
WAS BEING BuRGCARiZED

New York. May lion discovering
an open window on the first floor Of
Senator Chauncey NJ Depew's home in
west Fifty-fourth street, before day
break today, policeman believed that
burglars were at work and entered
the house through the window. He
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A MAN is A CRIMINAL

who will manufacture food
products for others that he
would not himself eat For
too many generations has the
American Republic been
raised In this manner. Our
3 G G Butter and Cheese are
made under the most sanitary
conditions. We invite the
fullest inspection.
BlACkMAN & GRIFFIN CO.
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WANT ADS BRING BIG RESULTS
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ADS BRING BIG RESULTS
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STANDARD TELEPHONES

EDITORIAL ROOMS
Ind. phone, two rings. No. So
Bell Phone, two rings. No. Sc
BUSINESS OFFICE
Ind. Phone. one ring. No. Sc
Bell 'Phons. one ring. Mo. So