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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-21

time with Matt Browning's present
attitude.
Here is the picture which is before
our minds eye:
January /, 19O9-Brewer with &
blacksnskc in his hand about 10 strike
blow
Matt Browning. with diadem he Is
wearing. crawling toward Brewer in
! order to avoid lasbing.
Brewer knocks the crown from the
/ head OF tho PROSTATE man and Dlucks
the richest jewel from the brilliant
scttinG and waves the object of his
subjugation back.
Matt has large weltS on his body
where the blacBsnake has cut his pur-
pie robe. His face shows extreme de-
lection and haplessBess-his richest
treasure has been abstractcd and he
is left 10 bathe his wounds in the
stream of tears which has formed a
briny pool al his feet.
brewer disappears from the sccue.)
Matt (raising an arm in imprcca-
tionl YOU have despoiled me.
(RaiSing his eycs) Witness. high
heaven, ! swear TO be revenged,
Time goes by and The scene shifts.
There is a fanfare Of trump6ts Lo.
behold. a parade. Here comes Matt
In Grecian costume, his arms and legs
bare. He might look the part of
Gladiator if his costume was less alb.
6reviated. With him is Alex Brewer.
also in warrior costume. but Alex is
wearing the diadem he so ruthlessly
tore from the head OF Matt The mar
tial music has drawn a great crowd.
and the people having heard how
Alex. playing master. had whipped
Matt into abject subservience and hnd
raised great welts, arc agog with cx.
otement. for they have sensed the
meaning Of it all, and the CRY has
gone up, "A duel, a duel"
Spectators are saying to each other.
This is TO be the bloody ending to
the quarrel in which Alex hogged Matt
and forced him to give over Jewels
equal TO the ransom OF a king"
Hark! There are loud outlaws and
the people are guying the men. Some
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-21
POSTMASTER DROPS
DEAD OF HEART FAILURE

Washington. Oct 20-Beniamin w
Barnes, postmaster of this city and
who served first as executive clerk un.
der President Mckinley and later as
assistant secretary to President
Roosevelt dropped dead here tonight
of heart failure
Mr.. Barnes had been in particularly
good humor owing TO the fact that he
had been today admitted TO practice
before the supreme court OF the Dis.
trict of Columbia.
On at least two occasions Mr..
Barnes came prominently into the
llme-light. Ono was at the time he
was alleged to have played a part in
ejecting Mrs Minor Morris. a sister
of Representative Hull of Iowa. from
tho White House. The incident Gre
ated sensation at the time.
President Roosevelt stood resoluteIy
by Mr.. Barnes, and further empha.
sized his friendship by appointing him
about three years ago, as postmaster
a storm OF protest was raised by
Washingtonians against the appoint.
ment. the principle objection being
that he was not local man. although
Mr. Barnes had lived here for about
a quarter Of a century.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-21
ECZEMA LODGES IN THE SKIN
Not d Blood Olsease-Cured by Oil of
Wintersrcen Compound.

For many years eczema was sup
posed to be blood disease and was
enormously treated as such, but now
the best authorities agree that ecze-
ma is only skin disease and must
be cured through the skin. The emi-
nent skin specialist. Dr. D. ID. Den
mis-, first discovered the eczema germ
and his discovery was quickly taken
up In both Germany and France
To kill the eczema germ and at the
same time heal the skin. Dr. Dennis
compounded oil of wintcrgreen, thy
mol slycerine. etc The remedy is a
liquid, not a mere salvc. hence Il
sinks right into the pores of the skin
Washing with this oil OF wintergreen
compound seemk TO take the itch
away at once; soon tho scales drop
away and the disease disappears. The
prescription has now been used so
long as 10 have proven its absolute
merit and We do not hesitate to eX.
press our confidence in D. d. d. Pre-,
soription. Culley Drug Co, 2429
Washington ave.
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ITO be Continued J
WATERWoRkS REPORT CREATES
a SENSATION.

A Democrat said this morning to a
representative Of this paper: Il am
astonisbed that men protesting hon,
esty of purpose should issue such
false reports as that OF the city'S last
waterworks statement and, further
more, that they should attempt TO
conceal the truth by such trickery
] take this position: If. what you
people call the inner circle did this
cIlfully. they should be driven from
public Office, II they did Il ignorant
ly, they should be bootcd from public
life. | confess. as a Democrat, | am
amazed and. to add emphasis to my
disapproyal of the methods pursued,
| Will state ! have decided to vote
the Republican ticket"
When a Democrat talks so plainly
and directly in rebukc of his own
party leaders, there can be no doubt
as 10 the impression the startling dis
closures i'm connection with the last
waterworks report have made through
out the city.
Men in Office. who will deliberately
falsify their official reports, are un.
At for public Office.
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TWO SIDES TO THE RATE
QUESTION.

Tho railroad traffic managers re.
Gently employed a man named Mccain
10 draw up an elaborate argument
demonstrating that operating expenses
had Increased so radically in the last
decade as TO make an advance in
rates imperative if the roads were to
be saved from bankruptcy. The pub
lication and wide circulation Of this
document has led shippers to believe
that the railroads contemplate a re-
newal of the effort reluctantly aban-
doued last year TO raise rates 10 per
cent all around. The shippers of the
middle west are already organizing 10
meet this movement and meetings
with this purpose are being held in
Illinois, Ohio and Indiana.
In pursuance of this movement the
shippers have prepared the following
figures:
Net income a mile of railroad for
1907 exceeded that for 1897 by 1854,
an increase OF 3i5 per cent.
Net income OF all roads, 1907. $40.
i611SS.
Net income Of all roads, 1897 sS1..
2575oS.
Gain for 1907 over 1897, $S6S, ,2o3,.
$50.
Increase OF 453 per cent.
Surplus from operation of all roads
for 1897 exceeded the net income for
1897 by $6O.OG5.7S5
Stock paying dividends increased
from S1'6o3.5i9,97S in 1897 TO si.9JS..
'So'2oa in 1907, an increase of So.
545 2O6,225
Rate OF dividend on stock increased
from 5.i5 per cent in 1897 TO 6.2S por
cent in 1907, an Increase of ll.7 per
cent
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a SHORT POLITICAL DRAMA IN
ONE ACT.

Information comes TO us that Matt
Browning is one OF the most ardent
Brewer supporters and is the author
of much OF the Morning Examiners
editorial attack on William Glasmaun,
in which the watcrworks question is
made the constant theme, and In
which Brewer is lauded for the pur,
chase of the waterworlls system.
This is the most puzzllng phase of
the present campaign. that Matt
Browning, who is said to have insti-
gated the sale Of the waterworks, and
who was one of the principal owners
who lost so much money 10 making
the sale, is now the bosom companion
and champion OF the man who, when
the deal was made, openly boasted
that:
We cracked our whip and madc
the owners of the waterworks cringe
and crawl until they came TO our
terms"
We say we arc puzzled in an effort
to reconcile what Brewer said at that
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DISTORTED NEWS OF
ACTIVITY OF OFFICERS

New York. Oct 20.-News OF the
activity OF custom officers at this
port apparently has been received by
Americans abroad in more or less dis
torted form. Judging by a letter re
ceiyed by Mayor Mcclellan today
from woman in Paris and turned
over TO Collector Loeb. The letter
says:
Il am In receipt Of letters telling
OF pinching, poking and being per
sonally felt OF. Decent women are
not perfectly safe have been in
nearly every country on tho globe
and have met with consideration
kindness and respect. I make two
eHceptions-Turkey and Central
America. were not safe for white
women unescorted-but one could
hiTe protection In both these coun.
tries and the new Turks and the Eng.
llsh governments have made those
Two countries safe and comfortable
Tor women, II is only in coming home
that | was afraid, and | ask again for
police protection"
The letter is signed simply "a
Woman Artist in Paris
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-21
SELECTIONS FOR THE
THIRTY.THIRO DEGREE

Washington Oct. 20-Thc 5Ith
biennial session of the supreme coun
ell OF Scottish Rite Masons for the
southern Jurisdiction resumed its la
bors today. At the afternoon ses,
sion which was executive. the active
members considered the report OF the
committee on nominations for honor
ary 33rd degree masons. Among the
knights commander of the court OF
honor selected to the thlrty-third de,
gree were the following;
Major Charles Henry Barth, u
S. A.
California and Arizona-Robcrt Ed
ward Allan, San Francisco; Abraham
Andrews, San Francisco; William
Francis Busswell, San Francisco; VII.
liam Henry Hendricks, San Fran
cisco; William Kettner. San Diego
Joseph Knowland. Alameda; Lewis
Augustine Murch. Burlingamc; Jere.
my Royse, Los Angeles: John Rudolph
Ruckstell, San Francisco; Andrew
Derbysmith. Oakland John Scott
Vance, Dc Coursey Thompson, Los
Angeles: Geroge Mifflin Dannak. San
Diego.
Idaho, Utah. Wyoming-Joseph Will
liam Boyd. Sherman Wyo.; James
Henry Brown. Salt Lake: Morgan Al
vim Regan, Boise City; Richard Ham
ilton Scott, Cheyenne
Montana-John Alex Donovan.
Butte; Eredk Lincoln Melcher. Butte,
Ernest Julius Schwefel, Butte. Elmer
Josiah Carter. Mlssoula; Joseph AL
bert Hyde, Butte.
Nevada-Frsnk Herbert Norcsoss,
Reno
New Mexico-Edward Augustus Ca
hoon, Roosevelt, James Gordon Fitch
Socorrecc
Oregon -,Yohn Wesley Newkirk.
Portland, Thomas Clarkson Taylor
Pendleton.
TeXas-Charles Leslie Alderman.
Big Springs, Geo Bannerman Hcaly,
Dallas: John William Howerth. 'Dal-
las; Eben Irelson. Dallas: Frank Cam,
eron Jones, Houston; Alvin Valentine
Lane, Dallas; William Browning Lock
hart, Galveston, Donald John Nc.
Gregor. Galveston; James Jackson
Ormsbec. Ell Paso: Joseph SinSbeimer.
Galveston. Charles Elijah Walden,
Beaumont; Louis Blailock. Dallas
Washington-Frank Whitney Bak.
cr, Seattle; John Guy Campbell, Ta-
coma; William Stone McCrea. Spo-
kane; Frederick Ear Michaels. Spo.
kane; John Clinton Watrous. Seattle
The following charters were pre-.
sented,
Santa Cruz council OF Kadosh. No
L. Tuscan, Ariz; Arizona Consistory,
No. / Tucson; Aztlan Chapter Rose
Greed No. l, Santa Fe, n NJ, Coron.
ado Council Kadosh. No. 1. Santa Fe:
New Mexico Congistory. No /, Santa
Fe: Bitter Root lodge of Perfection,
No, 6, Hamilton, Mont, Tacoma Con-
sistory, No. 3. Tacoma; Hayden Con.
sistory, No. 4. Olympia. Washington;
Port Gardner Lodge of Perfection. No
10, Everett. Wash. Idaho Consistory
Wallace, Ida.
Grand Commander Richardson an.
nounced that the thirty-third degree
honorary would be conferred uDon
those elected at today's session on
Friday evening.
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SIR THOMAS Upton STlRS
UP INTEREST IN CUP RACE

New York. Oct. 20-.The coming Of
Sir Thomas Upton to the United
States has stirred up deal of ia
terest as TO what measure of sue
cess the Irish baronct will have In his
endeavors I, bring about another race
for the Americas cup.
Sir Thomas Is expected here on
the steamship Cedric Saturday and
will ascertain from members OF the
New York Yacht club whether they
will accept a challenge for the histor {
cup under the universal rules which
now govern races held by the New
York 1Gcht club OF whther the club
still Insists that the cup contes must
be held under the old conditions
which permit the greatest maximum
Of speed upon given water line
length without other restrictions
Sir Thomas holds that the old rule
has resulted in the development Of
freak yachts OF such ilimsy construc-
ton that there Is grave danger OF the
challenger going TO pieces at sea
while being brought 10 this country
on her own bottom, as provided Tor in
the conditions Of the contest
Jiul tbUts lnt present racing TucS
Sir Thomas believes that fast sub.
stantial Yacht can be Dull, and the
challenging cup can be assured Of
some chance of success.
The baronet hopes TO convince the
New York Yacht club that race for
the Americas cup can never again be
held under the old conditions and
that II the club maintain the attl.
tude it took two years ago. 1t Is
equivalent 10 locking up the classic
mug in the clubs trophy room It
was learned today however. that un-
less the present feeling among the
more influential club members under
go a change. Sir Thomas's visit is
likely 10 fail.
Doubtless many members OF the
club and the public generally would
Ike to see another Shamrock In these
waters said prominent officer OF
the New York Yacht club today. but
Sir Thomas must challenge under the
old conditions which are provided
for In the deed Of gift The feeling
OF the club has undergone no change
since Sir Thomas challenge was de.
cl1ned two years ago"
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one is announcing that Alex and Matt
have always been the best of friends.
that Matt had asked Alex TO do what
he had done, and that instead of a
duel, the mon had put on the costumes
simply to enjoy the company of each
other in a tete.a-tcte and a plunge in
the city waterworks.
or course. there is great disgust on
the part of the people, They think
they have been slammed, and that cX'
plains the hoarse outlaws and teering.
Matt, turning 10 Alex. says: Come
let us hurry on. The people resent
our alliance They arc saying. This
explains much Shall we walk rap
idly"
Alex-No, do not walk. let us run,
for have heard it said 1T is bet
ter 10 run away and live to FIGHT
ha. ha ha' Matt casts a furtive
glance OF reproach) other day.
They both laugh and the people
take after them with miscellaneous
assortment Of bric-a-brac.
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e,graduation.'' He spoke in perfect
english and his description of the Oc-
tober morning when he started for
the institute at Lawrence, Kas.. Il
journey which marked the turning
point in his own life. and TO his mind
symbolized the beginning of a new
era for his people. was accorded tho
closest attention
When we LETT the beautiful shores
of OUR native Michigan. he said, the
end OF the season was at hand In
fact. it was not simply the end of the
season at our homes, but It was the
end of very marked period in our
lives. the end of the old and the be-
ginning Of the new and went down 10
the Indian school and arrived there,
tired and fatigued and filled With
wonderment and joy"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-21

government was described today by
George e. Blrge. a customs weigher. a
witness in the trial of Antonio and
Philip Musica. cheese importers.
After telling bow he had under
weighed a largo Importation of cheese
for the Musicas and received 1874 as
his share, Birge said he had similar
dealings with hundreds of other firms
of importers. He declared also that
there was a regular system of cheat
ing In which a number Of customs
employees were involved. BirSe Is
one of three weighers who have con
fessed and Is testifying for the govern
ment
An echo OF the governments suits
against the American Sugar Refining
company, was brought out by Birge's
testimony. He said prior 10 his op'
erations for the Musicas and others.
he had been almost exclusively en-
ploycd In underweighing and cheating
on behalf of the sugar people.
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CRANE VACANCY HAS
NOT BEEN FILLED

Washington, Oct. 20.-DcspIte ru-
morS no one has yet been selected fol
the post of minister 10 China TO sue,
coed Charles r. Crane. whose resig.
nation was recently selected by tho
president
Among the many names that have
been mentioned one OF the most re.
cent is that of Judge Thomas Burke.
Of Seattle, Wash, but this and other
reports in regard TO the post wero
characterized today by assistant Sec
rotary OF State Wilson as mere spec
ulation.
Former Congressman Charles 3.
Landis Of Indiana was at the state de.
partment today and this fact result
ed In his being added to the list OF
possible nominees.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-21

A Brewerite said yesterday, "Oh.
Bill has you hypnotized. YES" was
the response. You fellows accuse
BIZ of everything under the SUM- and
| voted against him twice, but when
he quit the Office of mayor and asked
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-21

The Brcwcritcs are squirmins be.
cause Glasmann strikes back straight
from The shoulder Who was IL that
made the first attack? Anybody who
KICKS William Glasmann in this cam.
pa'sn must expect to be kicked back
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-21

Charles Humphris has promised
that Brewer Will build waterworks ex-
tensions to West Ogden in return for
the votes of the people of West ogden.
The law makes such n promise a
prison offense. This is notice to
Brewer what his lieutenant is doing
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-21

W. II. Toller, J. D. Skeon and NJ. 6
browning arc the press committee Of
bre"ers ring of politicians. and thew
are the men who are furnishing the
dope In attacking Republicans.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-21

his Democratic successor to audit his
books and every dollar was accounted
for, went over and told BIZ that
from that time on. all the lies they
conld manufacture would not make me
vote against him again I am for Bill
and so is my whole family"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-21

Who is putting up the money TO
pay all the workers soliciting votes
Ior Mayor Brewer? Don't let any
paid workers of the Brewer ring mis-.
lead YOU Read Glasmann's speech in
tonigbt's Standard.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-21
STYLISH SUMNER HAT.

Women greatly admire the Rough
Rider Panama hats now worn with
Jaunty street attire The hats are
banded on the extreme edge and the
rowns are encircled with black satin.
White wings. tipped with black are
hatly placed on the mediunlly low
crown. This hat can be worn with q
large white chiffon veil.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-21

After turning the wsterworks over
to the Democratic members of the
city council TO manage. the Brcwerites
are saying that there were some Re
publicans In the council Yes, but
why were they excluded from the
watcrworks management?
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-21
TWO MOTIONS WITH ONE STROKE

TWO MOTIONS WITH ONE STROKE.
IL ls four-ormcd wheel With the arm
bent In different directions "a each side
ono vs. go arranged that 1t revolyee rapidly
WIN" tnc nowl OF the spoon when the
spoon ~ agltsted, aAd in an opnositc
direction Before any Of the modern
beating utensils were invented housewives
used spoons for the purpose. and with
complete success. II the talcs about the
bread and cake that mother used to mako
are TO he believed, However that Inay
he, such spoon as that just described
WIN both tighten the work and Insure =
thorough mixing.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-21
CONSTABLE IN JAIL.

Bakersfield. Cal, Oct. 20.-Justice
Of the Peace H. + Coleman and Con-
stable John Redd of Mojaye arc in
Jail here. charged with having accept
ed brlbes
Sheriff Kelly of Kern county sent
detectives TO Mojavo to investigate
the lawless conditions thore. several
murders and numerous robberies hav.
Ing occurred recently The detectiyeS
passing as gamblers and thugs. re-
ported 10 the sheriff that they were
able to purchase immunity from the
MaJayc officials. The arrests fol,
lowed
WA NH AnO npIN-O nIc, rr-cr..
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-21

Nice. little, pleasant. gentle. easy,
safe and sure pills. are Rings Little
Liver Pills. Pinesalve. carbollzcd.
soothes pain In any emergency
bruises. cuts, sores, burns, scratches.
etc, Plnesalve. carbolized. is best.
Sold by Geo. F. Cave Drug Stores.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-21
FULL sLoODEO INDIAN
SPEAKS AT INSTITUTE

Mohonk Lake, y. Y. Oct 20.-A
inll olooded Indian. Robert D. Agesa.
graduate of Hayell institute. ad.
dressed the Mohonk Lake institute OF
friends Of Indiana and other depend
ent people, tonight on Life after
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-21
BUYING EMeRoloeRIEs.

The wise woman of this ne,jod
wnen buying embroidcries will avoid
tne Scolloped variety and get The sort
win the hemstitched edge. knowing
that 1t VIII not fraY out. A CHARMING
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-21
HAT BOX.

10 make a neat hat box, cover an
old hat box with burlap and put
leatherette straps on it. This can bo
shshtly lined and fayorite sachet can
be placed in the box.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-21

little plated frill is being much used
Just now. II passed around the log
collar and 1t ends In point at tde
front, making very good outline for
the V-Shaped chemisette.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-21
NEW STIRRING SPOON
Wheel Revolves Within Bowl and
Whips Up Eoq or Batter,

Among The numerous devices for beat
ing cSgs. crenm or any material used In
better the utensil dcslGncd by n Ponnsvl.
vaolo mao and shown In the cut Is one
o. The most effective, This Is n spoon
WA'ch beats up tho batter br a sort of
douoie-oack action motion In the bowl
Of the spoon. which is n long-handled one.
~ ser Httle device that looks for oil the
world Ike the screw propeller OF n bont.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-21
EIGHT YEARS OF CHEATING
THE u. S. GOVERNMENT

Washington. Oct. 2o.-Eight years
Of systematic and exceedingly profit
able cheating Of the United States
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FOR COUNCILMAN 2Ro WARD,
J. J. BARKER.
FOR COUNCILMAN 4TH WARD,
FARLEY T. MOVES.
FOR COUNCILMAN 5TH WARD,
@. A. DICKSON.

Pull the lever at the Beehive and you
yoJe the above ticket and thereby vote
for honesty, economy. the enforcement
OF the law and business administers
lion for Ogden City
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-21

Read Glasmanns speech in tonight's
standard 1t tells you how he stands
on the waterworks.
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ADAM PATTERSON.
JOHN WATSON,
GEO II TRJPR nirool

TEO- IT hTbE, UITCCTOrS.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me
this 10Th day of October. 1909
JAMES F, BURTON.
lSeaD Notary Public.
My commission expires March 90,
1913
State of Utah, Office of the Secre.
tary of State.
|. c. S. TINGEY. Secretary OF State
OF The State of Utah, do hereby certi.
ty that tho foregoing IS full. true and
correct copy of the statement of the
above named company. filed in my Of
hce this 2uth day of October, 1909.
c. S. TINGEY.
tSeaD Secretary of State
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State OF Utah, County Of Weber
Chas H. Barton. being first duly
sworn according 10 law deposes and
says that he is the Cashier of the
above named bank; that the above and
foregoing report contains a full, true
and correct statement OF the condition
of the said bank at the close OF bust,
ness on the 18th day of October. 1909
CIAS. III. BARTON.