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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-17
new TICKET
OFFICE TO
OPEN
GOULD ROADS MAY HAVE AN UP
TOWN AGENCY.
Officials Of the Denver G Rio Grande
Visit the Business District
Of the City.

While In the city. Tuesday after
noon party OF Denver & Rio Grandc
officials looked over the local situa-
ton. with a view to establishing up'
town ticket Offices for the Gould lines
similar TO the uptown Offices OF the
Hartman lines to be opened In the Or
pheum building.
While here the Gould officials, Ii is
stated. visited one or two Of the va
cant store buildings on Washington
avenue, between Twenty-third and
Twenty-siXth streets.
The party was composed of E. z.
BOYD. assistant 10 the first vice presi'
dent Of the Gould lines; A S. Hughes
general traffic manager; S. v Derrah
assistant general freight agent; and
Fred Wiles. general freight agent at
Salt Lake City OF the Gould lines.
They left In the afternoon for San
Francisco where they go In connection
with the opening up of the offices oil
the Western Pacific In that city.
II is stated in railway circles that
upon the return from the coast OF the
officials that some definite action will
be taken toward the opening of up
town ticket Offices I'm Ogden for the
Western Pacific, Denver C Rio Grande
the Missouri Pacific. the Wabash and
other lines Of the Gould system.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-17
MAN WITH CRIPPLED ARM
Is SENT TthCED TO JAIL

This morning in the police court
Ed. Gerald. the negro who yesterday
ran into the arms of an officer for pro-
lection against a horde of Japs who
were chasing him. pleaded guilty 10
the charge of disturbing the peace
He was sentenced to pay fine of So
or TO serve five days In the city Jail
Ed has no money, so he will serve
time"
H. w. Hazlett, the man charged
With vagrancy a few days ago and
turned over to the city physician yes
terday, to be examined as TO the con
dltion of his arm, which he claimed
was so crippled that he could not
work, was brought into court this
morning and sentenced TO 20 days
labor
In passing sentence. the court re-
marked that the city physician had re-
ported that Hazlett's arm is all right
and that he Is able to do manual la
Dor. This being the case" the Judge
said 81 will give the man chance
TO use his arm. Let him work for the
city 20 days. 1t Will likely do him
good"
Hazlett and friend OF his have re-
Gently been peddling phony jewelry
around town without a license The
stuff they have been selling is prac-
tically valueless and the court and Of
ficerS are determined TO protect the
people against such imposters.
John King and John Doe. the lat
ter a Mexican, were each sentenced
TO pay fine of So or serve five days
in the city jail for drunkenness,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-17
J A P A N { S E
ARRIVE IN
OGDEN
DISTINGUISHED PATTY OF IA.
PANS BRIGHT MEN.
Travelling In Special Train and Now
HomewarJ Bound After 4
Long tourney.

THE Honorary Commercial Com
missioners OF Japan, occupying a
special tyain of eight car:, passed
through ogden 'his morning eG route
to California, which they will visit be-
fore sailing from San Francisco for
Japan.
The party arrived at 20 over the
Denver G. Rio Grande Western and
left at IL o'clock for the west over
the Southern Pacific.
While in the city the visitors were
met by prominent local Japanese.
headed by NJ. Matsunami OF the Cont
mental Supply company The visitors
enjoyed the visit of their fellow coun.
trymen and introduced them TO var
ious members OF the party. Baron
Elichi Shibusawa, chairman of the
commercial commission and president
of the First Bank of Tokyo, is at the
the observation platform Of the car
and made a short address TO the local
Japanese.
Baron Shibusawa told them Of the
splendid trip the party was complet-
ing and the excellent treatment ac-
corded them In every city 1t had been
a visit of much value as they had
proBted in American commercial
Ideas. He said the people OF the Unit
ed States were very good to Japan;
that the Japanese In the United States
had always been well-treated, He ad-
vised his hearers to get better ac-
quainted with the American people
and their ideas and for them all to
do all they could for their own ad-
vancement, to obey the laws of the
country and try TO be good citizens.
During the Baron's address the Jap
anese stood with barred heads and
gave him profound attention. Later
the Baron and Shum Saito. a news
paper man Of Tokyo. received rep
resentatiyc of this paper and talked
entertainingly of the trip. The Baron
stated that they had arrived In Seat
tie on September 1st and after visit
In that city had made a tour of all
the principal cities OF the United
States and had been royalty received
and entertained He said IL would he
pleasing to the Emperor OF Japan TO
hear of the great friendship that had
been shown his citizens and represen
tatives while visiting in the United
States.
NJ. Matsunami. OF Ogden, describes
Baron Shibusawa as one OF the grand
old men of Japan. He says he is the
first man of Japan in the industrial
! and commercial world Although he
could be very rich ne is not, Tor his
greatest love and ambition is to work
for his country's good and develop
ment and not his own interests.
The party, numbering about fifty,
occupied five new Pullman compart-
ment cars. an observation compart-
mcnt car, n diner. a baggage and a
dynamo-baegage car. The train is
electric-lighted throughout and as fine
a train as ever ran into Ogden
F. a. Wadleigh. assistant general
passenger agent OF the Denver e Rio
Grande at Denver. accompanied the
party TO Ogden T. A. Graham. assist
ant general passenger and freight ag-
ent of the Hartman lines at Los An
geles, took charge OF The train west
| of Ogden.
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WOMAN MURDERS
Her OWN CHILD

Washington. Nov. IA remark
atlc n.urder story was revea,eG here
following the confession lnsi night of
Mary Balson Howard negress, that
she had killed her S-year-old daughter
because Raymond Carver, the man
she loved. threatened to leave her un-
less the child was sent away.
Taking her offspring into PalmerS
woods near Seat Pleasant, Md. the
woman SAYS she slashed her throat
with Carver's razor.
Then after covering the body with
leaves she wiped the blood from her
hands with newspaper and returned
to Washington.
Her description of the crime was
particularly grewsome. She said
she had promised TO take the child
to The country and that the latter
seemed very happy at the prospects
She said she took the razor In her
hand as she assisted the girl through
barbed wire fence and the child
innocently turned to her and asked: {:
What are you going to do?"
Without answering tho question
she said she held the little one tight
ly and deliberately cut her throat.
The woman said Carver knew moth
ing OF the murder.
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I HE
FORESTRY
PEOPLE
PART OF THE NEW BUILDING is
READY FOR OCCUPANCY.
Headquarters Expected to be Estab-
Ilshed by Forester Leavitt in the
New Structure on Dec. 1.

A. NJ. Smith. superintendent of the
Supply department of the forest SER
vice, is busying himself these days
moving the larger pieces Of freight
and fixtures from the building now oc~
cupied by the department at Wall ave
nuo and Twenly.third street. to the
new building for the forestry service
at Lincoln avenue and Twenty-fourth
street. The basement OF the new
building is ready for occupancy, and
within the next few DAYS the first
floor above the basement will bo
ready
The work Of finishing the entire
building is progressing rapidly, and
the contractors say there is no queS-
tion but what the move can be made
from the old TO the new quarters on
December l. Forester Leavitt says he
is making arrangements 10 get into
the new building by December 1st.
The radiators and electric lights are
being installed in the new home which
will be adequately heated and lighted
when the department moves In.
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this years taxes Nilhlu io"
DAYS the iorce expects TO begin the
preparation of the delinquent list.
which will be published not later than
December 9th. Most OF the large
corporations have paid their taxes,
but as yet there are few. including
some OF the large individual taxpay-
ers. who have not paid. II Will prob
ably be two or three days before all
tho taxes are IN. The collections
have Leen equal to those of other
yenrs.
have that good coal. Asael Farr
Coal Co, l5G 24th. -
Boxing contcst-A twenty round
boxing contest has been arranged
for ogden during the National Wool
growers convention which VIII be
held here during the early part oil
January. The principals Will be
Pete Sullivan and Bird Leg" Collins
al 13S bounds, on the evening OF
January Z. The contest will be for
the benefit Of the sheepmen. Sulll-
van. who is at present In Sacramento.
has accepted the terms and will
leave for Ogden early next month He
VIII tfEln mere anu 1Olliuo Will ~
IN Salt Lake City.
Kemmcrer Coal guaranteed the best
Sold only by NJ. L. Jones Coal Co. Ind
l40. Bell 499K-
Action for S34t.75-Wallace A. and
Mark l.. Jeune have brought suit in
the district court against Brigham NJ
Robinson, TO recover total OF $34l,I5,
oa seven causes of action, alleged To
he due for labor performed for the
defendant and associates.
Buy vour approved garments af
the Utah Knitting Co. They make
them Sale now on. 302 25th st
Shooting contest-Oscar Couch and
Moroni Skeen are preparing an elab-
crate turkey shoot next Tuesday af-
ternoon, at the ogden Gun Club
grounds, on Thirty-fifth street and
Madison avenue. IN which all the
sportsmen of the city will take part.
The shoot will be at the bluc-rocks
over the traps, the prizes to be
twenty turkeys aud ten geese. II is
expected the members of the Ogden
ard Wasatch Gun clubs will compete
in tho shoot, which Is open to the
public.
Gillette Coal Co.. 153 West eth.
Both phones 1914
On Business Trip.-Supcrinten-
dent F. C. Manson. of the Salt Lake
division OF the Southern Pacific, ac-
companicd by Mrs. Manson and Pri-
vate Secretary Rowse. left this morn
ing for San Francisco upon business
trip with the head Offices.
STORAGE at reasonable rates. IN
good brick building. il you need any
room. consult Joba Scowcroft a. Sons
Company. =
Departed for Home.-Mrs Z. E. Cal
win, wife of the general manager of
the Southern Pacific company, who
has been spending a week at the Utah
Hot Springs, left last evening for her
home in San Francisco.
Few good men can get winter en-
ployment at the Sugar Factory by ap-
plying TO the Superintendent at the
Factory. -
Schumacher Promoted--The many
friends in ogden of T. NJ. Schumacher.
formerly traffic manager OF the Ore
gon Short Line with headquarters at
Salt Lake City, will be pleased to
learn OF his election by the Western
Pacific ms vice president IN charge
OF the traffic department with head
quarters at San Francisco
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-17
GEORGE CROCkER is DYING
OF CANCER OF THE STOMACH

New York, Nov. 17-Relatiyes of
George Crocker. youngest son of the
late Charles Crocker, and inheritor
of one-fourth of the S30,O00,000 estate
left by the California pioneer. are
gathering at his bedside here In the
belief that he has only a few days
more to live. According to his broth
er. William II. Crocker. who has ar
rived from Europe. he is suffering
from cancer OF the stomach. the same
disease from which his wife died In
1901
Mrs. George r Alexander, a sister,
and c. Templeton Crocker. a nephew.
are on their way here from Califor-
MIA They will remain until the end
comes. Mr.. Crocker. who is 81 years
old, was operated on two years ago.
but the relief was only temporary.
His brother states that he is unable
TO leave his bed and that while he
suffers constantly from intense pain.
his only diversion is reading the news
papers
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CRANE AND m6lGS
GET JAIL SENTENCES

San Francisco. Nov. 16.-Tudge J.
l.. Seawell of the superior court ad-
Judged Arthur Crane, secretary OF The
Market street securities company and
f. NJ Meigs, treasurer OF the same
corporation. guilty OF contempt Of
court today and ordered them confn.
ed In the county jail until they tum
over certain certificates and secuH-
ties of the defunct market street bank
to William Greer Harrison, receiver.
The Market street securities con-
pany was formed To rehabilitate the
Market street bank, which failed dur
ing the recent financial crisis. Some
of the stockholders have been suing
for n final liquidation of the accounts
OF the bank and it was during this
litigation that the contempt proceed-
ings arose.
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EXCELLENT PICTURES

1t would be hard indeed to find
more pleasing hours entertainment
than is found in Ogden's Three excel
lent Picture Houses, the ORACLE
ISIS and GLOBE The management
tries TO please the tastes OF all their
patrons and this weeks pictures are
exceptionally fine.
Two distinct features are at tho
GLOBE, ANNETTE KELLERMAN In
Physical Culture and High Diving
The highest art of the sculptor in all
ages has been employed TO portray
the human form divine" No art
could picture more beautiful type Of
physical perfection than that attained
through rigid adherence to the laws
OF pure living BY ANNETTE KELL-
ERMAN. Lines of beauty and grace
are intensified In every movement OF
her various acts. Her physical cul-
ture exercises show a tenseness of
muscle and suppleneSs combined rare
ly if ever before attained by a wom-
an, Her High Diving is a wonderful
feat OF skill that commands the high.
est admiration,
THE BRIDE AND GROOM'S VISIT
TO THE n. Y. THEOLOGICAL GAR
DENS Is a splendid picture for the
children. An excellent view of the
animals is given including the feeding
and many feats by the trained ami
mails,
ACROSS THE ISTHMUS. showing
the construction OF the Panama Canal.
at the ISIS is a picture every school
child in Ogden should see. IN THE
SHADOW is a beautiful child's pic.
ture. NURSING THE VIPER at the
ORACLE is a fine historical picture of
the time OF the French Revolution.
Also BRlTON AND BOER Is An ex.
cellent picture OF the Boer War In
South Africa.
If you enjoy moving pictures you
Will be pleased This Week
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-17
JEFFRlES AND GOTCH
AND HART ON A TOUR

New York Nov IA combination
consisting OF James j. Jeffries, Frank
Gotch. Sam Berger and other profes-
sioaal athletes, has left here for n
tour OF at least three weeks OF one
night stands, appearing for the first
time tonight at Atlantic City, where
JeGries and Berger will box and
Gotch will wrestle all comers.
Fl. H. Frazee OF Chicago, is back
of the tour and is said TO have con-
tracted to pay Jeffries an enormous
salary. Jeffries Will leave the com
bInation long enough to be I'm New
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BAND OF INDIANS FROM
CANADA ROUNDED UP

Washington. Nov 17.-"Rocky
Boys band Of Chippewa Indians. said
to belong In Canada, have been round
ed up in Montana, under the superin-
tendent of the Blackfeet Indian reser-
walton. according to information re-
ceiyed at the interior department
There are 122 persons In the band
who have been roaming around the
country desultorily, living as best they
could.
When they we're taken in hand
their ponies were sadly in need of
subsistence. ana the bureau OF Indian
affairs here authorized the eXpendi-
tture Of $1,000 for that purpose. Tho
band will be held during the winter
at the Blackfeet agency. and next
spring will be taken TO the borders
OF the reservation,
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EIGHT NURSES IN
HOSPITAL HAVE OIPHTHERIA

Chicago, Nov. 17.-Eight nurses at
the Cook county hospital are stricken
with diphtheria and are confined in
the contagious wards Of the instltu-
ton. according to Warden Charles J.
Happel. All the cases developed with
In the last week,
In order TO avoid further spread,
the other nurses have been examined
and any one who complains, even of
a headache. or slight sore throat. Is
subjected TO the toxin test.
Aside from the eight nurses there is
only one diphtheria patient at the
county hospital.
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CAPTAIN AMUNDSON WILL
BUY A SUPPLY OF PEMmICAN

New York Nov 17-Captain Amund-
sen. the Arctic explorer, who arrived
mere yesterday. will have an inter-
view with DR.. Frederick a Cook to-
day or tomorrow, will witness the
fale-Havyard football game at Cam
bridge on Saturday and then proceed
TO Chicago to purchase q five years
supply Of pemmican Captain Amund-
sen, who will start from Norway next
spring on a trip around Cape Horn,
through the Pacific and Bering
straits 10 the Arctic, will provision
his crew Of II men mostly with penn.
mican, which Is a condensed form of
beef and tallow and which has been
found excellent food on polar expedi-
tions
Firs at the Chicago stockyards
will be asked TO prepare this Arctic
delicacy.
READ THE CLASSIFIED PAGE
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OYSTER AND HOT TAMALE
SUPPER.

The Mems club of the Methodist
church will serve hot supper in the
basement of the church. Thursday
evening, from o'clock to9, OF until
the grub gives out. European plan
pay as you so. Men cooks. men wait
ers, men bosses. Everybody works
but mother Come aud cal oysters or
lot tamales, OF both. Andthey're red
hot -
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REW MANAGE mENT.

N. II. Wessler has purchased the
Walnut saloon. No. 342 18th, formerly
owned by B. F. Livingston, and will
have his grand opening Friday, No
vember 10. 1909. at which time he will
be pleased TO meet his friends =
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TWO MEN KILLED

Dayton. Ohio. Nov IA double
header freight train southbound and
a passenger northbound on the Gin
cinnati. Hamilton and Dayton met in
a head-on collision a few miles north
of this city shortly after 6 O'Clock
this morning, Two men, a firemea
and brakeman, were killed.
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have had the smallpox and who are
treating him for the disease Judge
Byrne sent word to the Texas author
tiles yesterday that he assumed all
responsibility himself there. He said
that he left Texarkana in order to
relieve his family of the embarrass
ment isolation would cause. resulting
from the quarantine of his home
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-17
CONDUCTOR is DISMISSED
Anu thGin1EK DISCIPLINED

The board Of inquiry on the recent
accident on the Southern Pacific at
Dceth. Nevada, has rendered the fol
lowing report:
The undersigned committee, con-
vened AT Deeth, Nevada, 100 P. NJ,
Saturday, November 18th. 1909 after
reviewing the evidence. and the find
ing Of the board Of inquiry, In case
of accident at intersection OF new
and old line, about three-fourths mile
east OF Deeth, where extra west 1882
cornered work extra 1870. evening OF
Friday. November 18th. 1909, have ad-
ministered the following discipline.
Conductor w H. Stone. of work
extra 1880, dismissed for depending
on Greek extra gang laborer To pro-
tect MS train while unloading gravel
on main line, instead OF using one
of his own brakemeu.
Engineer Frank Pagan of extra
l7S2 west, given thirty demerit marks
for failure to be under control ac-
corlinE TO slow order which he had
received at last telegraph office.
Conductor C II. A. Gording. of eX-
TIA west 1892, given fifteen demerit
marks for failure to see that his en-
ginccr obeyed the slow order
(Signed)
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Copper Is Advanced.

New York. Nov. 1.-THE United
Metals Selling company, the selling
agents for the Amalgamated Copper
company, today advanced the price OF
copper to Is l-2 cents. an increase of
one.Quarter of cent over the previous
price.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-17

PHOTO CoUPONS-Before buying
or using coupons already purchased,
see the SOC dozen photos at The Tripp
Studio 1t Will save you money not to
use your coupons. -
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JUDGE HAS SMALLPOX
IN TENT IN WOODS

TeXarkana. Ark. Nov. 17.-Judge L..
A Byrne OF TexaTkana. who disap-
peared Friday. has been located In an
isolated spot in the woods. where he
Is living In tent with two men who
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-17

York on December l. at the opening
OF the bids for the Jeffries-Johnson
fight Ii this is successful in the cast,
the tour will be extended 10 the west
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IN MUNICIPAL COURT.

The following civil suits were filed
with the clerk of the municipal court
this morning:
Clara j Pixley VS.. Joseph CLAYTON
to recover $500. alleged to be due on
a contract.
RusSell-James Company vs.. B. II.
Cannon for $56, claimed to be due on
an open account
The Newton Gum company against
7. NJ. Jones G. Son for $25, alleged TO
be due on an account
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The people living from Twenty-flrst
and Washington 10 First street. and
north of Washington. will receive
their Standard later than usual for n
few days, on account of the death of
one Of our carriers. =
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The latest demand of fashion is that
the mum shall match the hat.
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We take this means TO thank our
many kind friends for their sympathy
and kindness shown US during the
sickness and demise of our beloved
daughter and Sister Ellen Nordame,
May the Lord bless you for your man
hesitation of kindness to the grief
stricken, is the wish of the family.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Peterson, Mr., and Mrs.
A Nordquist.
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OraCle--!sis --Olobe


LADIES SOUVENIR MATINEE
isis, THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
COUPONS FOR STERLING SILVER
SPOON.
AFTER YOU GET ONE SPOON
YOU'LL WANT MORE. THEY ARE
so PRETTY
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

WANTED-One good man, good local
reference. experience not necessary.
Apply D. F Clare, the Handy Kid,
front of Isis Theater, to 10 p. m.
1113-3t
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c Q @ @ @ Q @ Q Q O O @ Q 0 0
BAD EFFECT ON THE
NEGRO IN THE SOUTH.

. Rising Fawn. Ca. Nov. IL
9 a petition TO President Taft
6 to pardon eX-Sheriff los f
; Shlpp and co-defendants. Sign
= ed by practically every citi-
c zen in this vicinity. says in
, part; -
D I'VE view with grave fear
. the effect that the fulnllment
. OF the sentence Will have up
@ on ignorant and irresponsible
9 negroes, increasing beyond
, question the danger to the wo-
, men of the South"
3 G o G G O @ . O O O 9 . o 9
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FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms
for housekeeping. SCI 9th.
II II 1wk
LIGHT housekeeping rooms, 1888
Wall Ave, 1l17-1wk
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Superintendent.
THOS. FITZGERALD,
Asst. Superintendent
B. a. CAMPBELL,
Trainmaster.
w. ]. TOY,
Travelling Engineer.