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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-04
NEW JERSEY WILL
HAVE IMMENSE
STOCK YARDS
WILL RIVAL IN CAPACITY THOSE
OF THE WEST.
Modern Slaughter Houses Are De.
signed to Supply Cheaper and Fresh
er Meat for Greater New York.

Chicago, Jan. d.-According to plans
which have been announced here, i'm.
mense stockyards, rivalling In capacity
those of the West, are 10 be construct.
ed on the Haclensack meadows in
New Jersey. In connection with the
yards there Will be modern slaughter
houses designed to supply cheaper and
fresher meat for Greater New York
and vicinity, as well as To compete
with the worlds trade The organiza-
ton. it Is said. will be capitalized for
$l0,000,000. Plans for the proposed
packery nave progressed so far that
surveys for the yards are now being
made by engineers. Fifteen hundred
acres Will be used.
Not dollar of Chicago OF other
western capital is to be used in the
project. 1t is said. but ii is to be back
ed by English and Canadian capital
lists. Work on the buildings will begin
this spring and 1t is expected some of
the plants will be in operation by the
fall Of 1909.
The new plant is to be situated be-
tween Secaucus and West New York.
y. j.. In direct line with the Pennsyl-
vania railroads tunnel connection with
New York City, and connection with
the Lackawanna. Lehigh Valley, Jer-
sey Central, Baltimore G Ohio, Read
ing. Erie and other railroads. It will
be comparatively an easy task to con-
struct belt line to the yards. Further
transportation will be afforded by
dredging the Hackensack river and
Newark bay to connect with channel
now under construction.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-04
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S
ANSWER TO CHARGES
H4DE BY CONGRESS
His Special Message lie Cites Many Cases in Which the Secret Service
Officials Have Been Instrumental in the Conviction of Cray Power
full Men, Who Used Their Public Trusts for Personal Gain

cd with the bad in a heated and III.
warranted championship Of all. or In
heated and unwarranted assault up
on all. ! would neither attack nor de-
fcnd all executive officers in mass,
whether presidents. governors. cnbi-
net officers, or officials OF lower rank;
nor would ] attack or defend all leg
,slative officers in n mass. The safe.
ty Of free government rests very large
ly In the ability of tho plain. every
dsy citizen to discriminate between
those public servants who serve him
we'll and those public servants who
serve him ILL., He cannot thus discTim-
mate il he is persuaded to pass Judg-
ment upon man, not with reference
to whether he is fit or uuflt public
servant, but with reference to whcth-
CT he is an executive or legislative Of
flcer. whether he belongs to one
branch or the other Of tho govern
ment
This allegation In the resolution.
therefore. must certainly be due 20 an
entire failure TO understand my mes
sage.
The resolution continues: THAT
the President be requested 10 trans
init to the house any evidence upon
Continued on Page Two)
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-04
CLOSING QUOTATIONS. OF
WORLDS MARKETS
ADVANCES IN PRICES
IN STOCK MARKET

New York. Jan. Am excited adj
vance OF four In Missouri Pacific was
n feature OF the opening trading. Col
orado & Southern second preferred
advanced 3. the first preferred 2 l-S
end the Minneapolis, ST. Paul & Salte
Ste Marie stocks ] 1-2 TO / 5-S- 9th
erwise the changes were moderate
with gains predominating q little with
a sprinkling of losses. New York
Central fell back l IA. after Its vio-
lent advance of Saturday. a few OF
the strong specinlties extended their
gains, but the general list developed
weakness.
At IL o'clock the market became
eteadier,
New York Central took up an ag-
gressive advance of points to 132 81.
and other trunk lines moved In SYM
pathy Pennsylvania and Central oil
Now jersey gained l-2. Toledo, ST.
Louis & Western preferred 3-S. Bal
timorc G. Ohio l SIS. Canadian Pacific
IA and Wabash preferred. Western
Maryland and Central Leather l. The
list rallied but did not fully recover
the earlier declines. Bethlehem Steel
preferred sold at decline Of 4. Gem
eral Chemical 81. General Electric
l 3-4 and Westinghouse Electric l.
Bonds were irregular.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-04

tunnel six miles long into the Uncom-
pahgre valley in southwestern Colo
-ado, a portion of which Is under pri-
vato irrigation.
This protect when completed will
redeem $4,000 acres of desert and
the cost Will be five and half mil
lions of dollars.
There have been several projects
TO redeem the rich soil around the
City of Ell Paso, where Texas. Mexi-
co and New Mexico have a common
interest and the United States has
proposed 10 eXpend SS,000.000 to re-
deem 100 900 acres OF land and give
a certain supply of water to about 20
600 acres more.
"The waters of the North Platte
river in Nebraska are to be gathered
into a large reservoir about so miles
from Caspar, Wyo.. and used for the
reclamation of the North Platte val
ley between that town and Bridge
port, Neb. This cost Will be $4,000
600.
What Is known as the Shoshone
project. eight miles above Cody Wy
oming, is intended to irrigate 100000
acres of land, and, excepting the FL
Paso and the Salt river projects. will
be the most expensive undertaken by
The government
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-04
HE PLANS
HIS OWN
DEATH
Henry c. Potter Sends
Bullet through
His Head

Detroit, Jan 4-Henry c. Potter.
Jr., of this city. vice president OF the
Peoples State Savings bank of this
city, committed suicide at his homo
shortly before 10 o'clock this morning.
Mr. Potter had been suffering from
nervous prostration for some time.
About a month ago, Mr.. Potter was
found unconscious In the bathroom of
his residence on Jefferson avenue.
Gas was escaping from an open jet. 1t
was stated then by members of his
family that the gas had been turned on
accidentally as ne was overcome by an
attack OF heart trouble. This morning
a shot was heard In the bathroom OF
Mr.. Potters residence. When the fam
ily and servants entered the room, he
was found dead on the floor with bull
let through his head.
Cashier Geo H. Lawson of the Peo-
pies state bank. stated that ill-health.
and nothing else. impelled Mr. Potter
to destroy himself "Mr. Potter's affairs
as vicepresident for this bank were abb
solutely straight and all right declar-
ed Mr.. Lawson.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-04
WOMEN PREP AIRING
F 0 R v A R IN
MONTENEGRO
ARMY OF AMAzoNs is BEING
TRAINED DAILY.
When Trouble With Austria Does
Come This Organization VIII
Assist Other Troops.

Chicago, Jan. Am army of Amaz-
ons trained to wage war on the Aus
trian empire is the newest body to
take up tho profession of arms, ac-
cording to DIR. Spiro Sargenitch, COM
missioner of health Of Tacoma. Wash,
now speeding westward from Chicago
en- route from Montenegro, where he
went to offer his services to his for
mer ruler and watched the women of
Montenegro training for possible war
with Austria.
when we read In the Iliad' of the
women who helped In the siege of
Troy, we were positive that We would
not encounter similar condition in
our everyday life" declared the west
ern health commissioner. "In our lit
tie country of Montenegro, where tho
designs of Austria become more and
more calling as the days go by. our
women are preparing for possible
fray. Daily they drill and practice
with their rifles and revolvers. and
when trouble does come. they will
fight side by side with the 10000 men
who comprise our fighting force"
The man who is health commission
er of an American city still refers
TO Montenegro as "his country" COR
he has served in the Montenegrin and
Austrian armies and wears the Order
of Prince Danilo /, conferred on him
a month ago.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-04
RESOLUTIONS MADE
BY HOUSE AND SENATE

Washington, Jan 4.-Resolutions
were introduced today In the senate
and house providing an appropriation
of $500. 900 for Italian relief. The
resolutions provided that the money
shall be used for provisions, clothing.
medicines and otner necessary articles.
and the President is authorized TO en-
ploy any vessels OF the United States
navy, or TO charter and employ. other
suitable steamships or vessels TO car
ry out the purposes OF this government
The senate's resolution follows:
"That TO enable the President OF the
United States to procure transport and
distribute among the suffering people
of italy and Its islands sucn provisions,
clothing, medicines. moneys and other
articles as he shall deem advisable for
the purpose Of rescuing and succoring
the people who are In peril and threat
ened with starvation In consequence
of the recent earthquake. the sum OF
$500, 200 is hereby appropriated out oil
any moneys in the treasury not other
wise Appropriated and the action Of the
President in dcspatching the naval YES
sells 70 Italy with food AID supplies lor
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-04
NEW COUR 7 MAY Be
ESTABLISHED IN
NEW YORK
IN 1T DOMESTIC TANGLES WILL
BE HANDLED EXCLUSIVELY.
This Tribunal Will be For the Purpose
Of Paciflcation Instead of Di-
vorcirg Husbands and Wives.

New York, Jan. 4.-The proposal to
establish a court In New York where
cases of domestic tanGles. abandon
ments and the like should be handled
exclusively, is taking definite form.
The legal department of the Educa-
tional Alliance has prepared a bill
creating such a court, which is to bo
presented to the legislature In the
near future.
Statistics show that there are more
Than $4,000 cases of abandonment In
Greater New York Of which number
$1,000 occur in Manhattan and the
Nronx. Speaking Of conditions and
the need for court as outlined, BesI-
hard Rabbino, an attorney employed
by the Educational Alliance. says:
1--WE have courts for the purpose OF
divorcing husbands and wives, of sep
arating mothers from children and
children from their fathers. But
where Is the public tribunal to which
a family in discord could appeal and
which would be ready to step in be-
tween the unfortunate mates and like
the high priest of old, act as the an
gel Of peace in an effort to adjust
the differences that tear them asun-
der for their own sake, for the sake
of their children, and for the sake OF
the welfare Of the community at
large"
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the Italian sufferers Is hereby ratified
and approved.
"In the execution OF this act, the
President may use any vessels OF the
United States navy and such other
vessels as ne may In his discretion EN-.
ploy"
Tho house resolution reads:
That to enable the President of
the United States TO procure and dis
tribute among the suffering and des-
titute people of Italy such provisions,
clothing. medicines and other neces-
Sary articles and to take such other
steps as he shall deem advisable. for
the purpose OF reScuing aud succoring
the people who are in peril and threat
ened with starvation, the sum of $780,
600 is hereby appropriated ont of any
moneys in the treasury not otherwise
appropriated.
I'm the execution OF this act. the
President is requested to ask and OBJ
tain the approval Of the Italian gov
ernment. and hereby authorized to EN-
ploy any vessels Of the United States
navy and TO charter and employ any
other suitable steamships or vessels"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-04
He HAD A HAND IN
WRITING ''|N
The BATTLE"
ROCKEFELLER AGAIN SURPRISES
FRIENDS AS TO VERSATILITY
In Cleveland Moffett's Play, Several
Lines Of OH King Will
Be Used.

New York. Jan. 4-The appearance
OF John D. Rockefeller's memoirs oc-
casioned somewhat of surprise, but
the announcement that he bad hand
In the writing of Cleveland Moffett's
play In The Battle" now appearing
at local theater, caused even more
IT. comment as to the unique versatil-
ity of the oil man. According to Mr..
Moffett, several lines of Mr.. Rocks-
foller, to be used with his full knowl-
edge and consent have been inserted
in the dialogue and will be used be-
ginning Thursday night.
These lines are:
1T Is not merely capital and plants;
it is not merely the strictly material
things which make up business, nuu
the characte- OF the men behind these
things; their personalities and their
abilities"
THE men of this generation arc
entering into heritage which makes
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-04

the case for a reviow of the decision OF
the United States circuit court of ap-
peals for the seventh circuit, by which
Judge lands original decision. impos-
ing finc of 729 900. 600 against the
Standard oil company for accepting
rebates from the railway companies.
was reversed Ia inc. supreme court
the case turned largely upon the right
OF tho court TO interfere. In view OF
the fact that the case has been passed
by tho court u apDeals. the govern
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-04

ment contending for such privilege as
a right. while IL was urged IN benaif
OF the oil company that the precedents
were all against such a proceediqg-
The action Of the court consisted in tne
announcement that the government
petition would not be granted. lne
effect of this announcement VIII be
to leave standing the decision of the
court of appeals. which was adverse to
the government and favorable TO the
company
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-04
STANDARD OIL IS UPHELD
BY THE SUPREME COURT

Washington. Jn- 4-The 29.0OO.-
600 fine case Of tn Standard oil COM
pany will not be reviewed by the su-
prone court or the tIlsi+9t States.
The decision oflthc court to this ef-
feet was announces b. Chief Justice
Fuller as soon as the court convened
today. The tafe csme 10 tne court on
petition fileilby TIE government, ask
ing the eourti4 petition for a writ
OF certioTari, Q C1dsf I'D lbe record in
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-04

their fathers lives look poverty
stricken by contrast"
The Battle" is play along social
istic lines and the words purported to
be Mr. Rockefeller's will be spoken
by Mr.. William Lackaye who takes
the part of millionaire who goes
into the East Side Of New York, there
routing socialists by practical demon
stration.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-04

Chicago, Nil. and ST. Paul. IL,
Colorado Fuel and Iron, 40.
Colorado and Southern, 81 81
Delaware and Hudson. $50.
Denver and Rio Grande, 80.
Denver and Rio Grande, pfd.. &
Erie Railway, 33 rs.
Great Northern, rpfd.. 1i6 7-s.
Great Northern Ore Cts, 7e.
Illinois Central, 147 Ia.
New York Central. 12s 3-i.
Reading Railway. 1i1 ii.
Rock Island Company. "a.
Rock Island Co. pfd.. so 1-2.
Southern Pacific. 119 l-e.
Union Pacific, ISL.
United States Steel. 80 rs.
United States Steel. pfd., l1s.
Wabash Railway. Is S.4.
Western Union. 6S l-2.
Standard OIL company, $50.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-04
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Amalgamated Copper. SO 7,S.
American Car and Foundry. 40 T.
American Smelling. So 81.
American Smelling. pfd., l03-
American Sugar Refining, ISL.
Anaconda Mining Co. 40 1-s,
Atchison Railway. 100.
Atchison. pfd., 10i 3-4.
Baltin more and Ohio, 40 5-S.
Bnook1yn Rapid Transit, GO l-2.
Canadian Pacific. 176 as
Chicago Northwestern, Isl.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-04
CASTROIS
A SICK 1
MAN L
Before Submitting to the |
Surgeons knife, lie
Makes a Statement u

Berlin, Jan 4.--Fpu'er fttsi9enI
Castro Of Venezuela vas operated on
in this city this morning BY DR. Israel.
the German specialist, fof ne kidney z
complaints from which he Z ''''
ing.
The operation Is designed 70 ~3{
come the cnccts of an unsuceessl "
one performed In Venezuela aoo,
year ago. -.ci idcl
"a 60 dangerous that before So ~ fct
a. ss r. II President Castro cau5ed ~ -
10 ,owi5c ~ statement to be siysu '',n 81, hat
- 81 can only express sftIs'ae',nrI y ~
mis- ouesafiou is to pe,1a< d' j.
tbaf1 tb,a m n .iole wos a. n r' go, e,ns z
NOT cqs ma pa
respopsipiut22 22rash hei -,
| Imagined esvc him ~ a -,
going 20 pback % -
i, re,,sb y y heA'thy, - dS
ed. 4 ,f .
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-04
Kansas City Liyessosx~

Kansas City. Jan. Cattle-Re
ccipts 1000; market steady to 10
lower. Stockers and feeders sS 90
5 20. bulls So 00a4 rs: calves 81 90
SEQ; western steers SO Soa5 rs; wcs
ern cows 81. .75a4 so.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000; mark,
steady; bulk of sales S5.5oa6 0c
heavy s. S5a6 O5; packers and butte
ers So. 7Oa6 90; light IS. 40a5.s so; pit
81 50a5 .25.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; mark
steady. Muttols 81 50a5 Is; lam
So .25a7 so; range wethers 81 .Oca.
so; ewes ss.75a4 90. Il
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-04
Chicago Close.

Chicago, Jan. 4.-Close: Whes
May s1.0S 5-S; July SO 5-S; 81
95 rs.
Corn-July 81 IL; May 81 IL; ]
81 7S; Sept. SO. 7F7ss =
oals-May 81 5-Sa3.4: July ie :
1-2; Sept. 80 1-2.
Pork-Jan. SIG AZ 1-a: MAY 81
I-ard-Jan. 1886; MAY Sc n {
9 80; July $3.50. So
Ribs-Jan. IS. 45a47 ID May 8
rs; July ss.S7 1-2.
Rye-Cash, rs IL: MAJ ,al-2-
Barley-Cash, 60a67.~ r.
Timothy-Marcb 1885,. Pr
Cloyer-SIarch, So 30. hI
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-04
CHICAGO Livestock

Chicago. Jed. 4.-cadleSRecef
estimated $1,000; market 10 10
lower; beeves 50 soar 80: Texans
75a4 so; westerns SO. 75a5. 60. st}
ers and feeders 50 SOa4 .S5; cows
heiters 81 75a5. 90; calves T.5oas
Hogs-Receipts. estimated $50
market steady to strong: light s.
a5 95; mixed So 60a6. Is; heavy Sd
al 90; rough s5.65a5 so; good
choice heavy So s0a6 90; pigs 81.
80; bulk of sales S.. 1886 10
Sheep-Receipts. estimated ESQ
market steady to 10 cents lower.
tive 81 75a5 20; western 81 90a5
yearlings S. 40a6 75; lambs, nat
s4 50a7 rs; western si.75a7 rs.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-04
Sugar and Coffee.

New York, Jan. Sugar, raw
Quiet. fair refining s3.17; centrifus
al &c test IS 81: molasses sugar S29-
Refined. quiet: crushed s5.s0' pow
dered S4.75: granulated S4.66.
COFFEE-S Steady; No Rio 5 81
7-S: No. Santos sass.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-04
Metal Market

Metal Market.
New York, Jan. 4.-Lead, firm, ST.
II 1-2a4.22. Copper. firm. il $.Sa
II 5-S. Silver, so S-S:
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-04
NO GUESS WORK

STANDARD DISPATCHES ARE GENUINE
AND GUARANTEED BY THE GREATEST
NEWS GATHERING ASSOCIATION IN
THE WORLD THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-04

0TAH-THE INDICATIONS ARE THAT II
WEATHER WILL BE FAIR TODAY 4
TOMORROW.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1909-01-07
(Pokraeov6nf.)

let. LupiGi, kteff spali ma slame,
poeali Sc probouzet a zmaten6 sem
tam pobfhat.
"Vzdeite Sc, zahfmel ma ne
Francek, ''nebo vas vyhubfme ia
ko krysyl'
LupiGi SO pocali stav9t ma odpor
"a v zapetf zavzn9la druha saliva,
ktera otfasla skalou az do zakladn
a nekolik Sc jich zacalo valeti ma
zemi v krvi. To deinkovalo a o.
statnf Sc bez odporu vzdali. Me-
zitfm co je cetnfci poutali, vyrazi-
la 2 1krytu babice, majfc v rukou
koste, a jake vichfice zapocalg roz
davat rany ma vse strany. Hrabe
Fnjtajxl, jenz Sc j pfipletl tez do
rany, Sc il postavll q pocal S nj "a
pas ma zivot a ma smrt.
Pocket carod9jnice. ia III dam
neco ma pamatku "a meho tchana
a kocoura Ia kozla. Tu mas
jeste iednu
Babka vsak neznstavala mu mic
dluzna, coz pozd9ji prozrazoval BE
redne poskrabanS oblicej hrabete.
v zapasu S touto drocicf, hrabe
n&hodou klopytl pres zraneneho
banditu a bylo by Sc mu zle vedlo.
avsak v tom byla tato cd zadu u
chopena cetnfky a spoutana "a zu-
fiveho kleni a nadavanf.
TAX, nynf pochodem, pochod''
zavelel Mattel. Zranene nalozte
ma trakafe, a ostatnf pekne peskyl
Ku pfedul
TAX bylo vyklizeny ono hnfzdo,
ktere nahanelo husf kGzi celemu
okolf jiz delsf Gas. Bandite, mezi
mimi Jirka, byli dohnani jake sta
do dobytka do mesta a DAM "a
mffze. Vyslech S mimi odrocen
ma pffstf den. Ma odvezenf lupu
byl vyslan zvlastnf vnz a ma mem
pfivezeny ukradene veci, avsak ma
tajemn5 kufr nedopatfenim zapo-
menuto, a slozeno v soudnf SIM
CO d1kaz why lupic1,
Nasledujfcf den lupici byli pred
vedeni k vJslechu, ma nejz Sc do
stavil kde kdo 2 m9sta a okolf.
Prvnf byl vyslychan nacelnik
DIAN, ma nemz byly znamky zlo-
by hrabete Fditajxla. Kdyz Sc
prozradil ze ie nacelnikem, byl cd
souzen ma padesat let do v9zenf 0
chlebe 0 vode, a v placi odveden k
nastoupenf trestu. Miksa urpu-
the zapiral a ma n9kters otazky
zIstal n9mym. Byl odsouzen ma
dvacet let k tezke praci, die sve
mohutne postavy. Pax byl wat
do v5slechu Jirka, avsak ten u
pfimne vypoyedel svoii zkusenost:
iak byl pc odbyti desftilet6ho zala
Re odvleeen a drzan ~zajetf, COZ
Sc koneGn9 shodovalo Sc zapisy
soudnfmi, procez byl cestn6 pro-
pust9n. S ostatnfmi bylo naloze-
no die zasluhy. Stara Hata, pro
nedostatek dIkazI a vzhledem k
jejimu staff byla tel propustena
ma svobodu.
Tfetf den casne 2 rama, pfib9hl
zalafnik do soudni sine cel5 pode-
Sen, Sc sdelenfm, Re trestanci cfslo
80 a 81, die jmena DIAN Vosrsok
a Miksa Puncocha, zmizeli jake
zazrakem re sv5ch eel, a ac kazd5
koutek prohledal, nemohl jich ma
lett. Po delsfm patranf zpozoro-
val, ze mffze u oxen jejich eel by
ly pfefezan6, jimiz prolezli a mu-
sell prf 2 oxen skocit Primo 80
stop do prudke feky, jenz tekla
tesn9 podle zdf trestnice. Jak ale
dostali do sv5ch rukou nastroj ma
p~fefezanf mffzf, bylo zahadou,
nebot pc odsouzenf, kazdS byi Wy
svleGen re satu a oble6en do satu
trestnickeho, zalGfnfk tez Sc phi
znal, ze dovolil one stafene, jfz
byla darovana svoboda, doyoIil
pfinesti kazdemu 2 Onech dyon u