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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-20
SEVEN FRAME HOUSES
TO BE BUILT Oh WALL

a permit TO build seven frame
houses on Wall avenue between
Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth streets
was today granted J. J. Brummitt The
seven houses are TO cost Sll.2OO and
are TO be erected within the next thir-
ty days. They will be used as resi-
dences.
T. G.. Wadsworth IS going to build
a residence on Herrlck avenue, be
tween Washington and Adams ave
nues. within the next ninety days. The
house will cost $1,000.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-20

viii Be With M. D.'s.-Chief Sur
Foon Alnsworth OF the Southern Pa
cIfic road Is expected In Ogden Tues
day 10 attend the annual meeting o.
the Utah Medical association.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-20
BIRTHS

Sept. Is, to the wife of Geo. Nasfell,
boy.
Sept 10. to the wife of w. F. Jensen.
446 Twenty-second street, daughter
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-20
CIVIL ACTION IN THE
MUNICIPAL GCU2l

The cases filed In the Municipal
court, civil division today. we!s.
Consolidated Wagon g. Ma,hin'
Company vs. Amos y. Robinson 10 re-
cover $3.50 alleged to be due u7o1
an account.
Spiros Eliopoulous VS.. Christ Kerc7
to recover $3.50 claimed to be due O.
promissory note
The Bramwell Grocery VS.. Lee Wal
lace ct al for 500 So and John Danyers
for $500 alleged to be due for goods
and wares.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-20

WEST END TWIN FALLS LAND
Opening excursion TO Buhl, ldaho'
Sept. 20. 90 and q, via o. S. l. ASK
agents for particulars,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-20

coAL-Rock Springs. Castle Cat,
and Clear Creek Gillette Coal Co.
!5S West eth St Phones 1914.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-20

iail or IS fne for being drunk. They
were Sunday drunks
Buy your tickets early for the Or
nheum this week. 1t is a great show
eabv Girl Arrives-The home OF G.
A. Becker was frightened SUNDAY AZ
noon by the arrival of dainty ntt'e
girl, and since then Mr. Becker mas
been receiving congratulations with
| broad smile.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-20

Rock Springs. Kemmeror. Castle
Gate. Anthracite and Coke M l.
Jones Coal Co.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-06
LODGE OF SORROW
HONORS DEPARTED
Stockton EIks Pay Tribute
With Elaborate Services to
Dead Members
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

STOCKTON, Dec. 5-Members of
stockton lodge of Elks No. 21S, sojourn-
ing brethren and families of dead
members assembled in the lodgeroom
at o'clock this afternoon, when the
lodge of sorrow convened
The ceremonies began with the fu-
neral march, "On the Death of the
Hero" (Beethoven). by the orchestra.
Rev. William S. Renison of st. Johns
Episcopal church gave the prayer, and
J.. Z. Ziegler rendered barytone solo.
He was accompanied by Edgar Bayliss.
Newton Rutherford, a member of
Stockton lodge, pronounced the eulogy.
Mrs. A. A. Jensca sang a soprano
solo, The Pilgrim" (Tours) and Miss
Blanche Morrill, PLAYED a violin selec-
ton, "Traumerei" (R. Schumann).
The address was delivered by Addi-
son e. Shaw of Berkeley lodge No.
1902. He touched upon the early his
tory of the order, which has now at
tanned a membership of 100000. He
continued:
1t is but natural. perhaps, in view of the
origin of the order, that the temporal affairs of
life should largely engage The attention of its
members. To many who not members of the
order an impression has gone forth that plea SIRE
is the aim and end in life of the Elk. but such
is not the fact.
He looks upon this as pleasant world indeed
should seek 10 fill it with gloom. but he be-
lieves. and justly so. that in the divine scheme
OF things. If he lives this life to the most adj
vantage TO himself and his neighbor his future
will assuredly be provided for He has no
creed--it is unnecessary that he should. His
life is one Of action, not of theory OF Ameri-
cap< be is typcally an American. full OF patriot
ism for his country and earnestly interested in
its government and its welfare.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-06
-
CONDITIONS UNDER WHICH
MEN LIVE ARE INHUMAN
Bv DIR. MARTIN REGENSBURGER,
President of the state Board of Health

THE conditions under lpe the
human am glad The Call going tdfe the question
Their bet.nn great need of improvement the fore
castles of The cOngcsied small and
20 "a quaered small Dch wholy
adequate whch pthou proper ventilation
The bad whch perpadcs the forecde The health
of They miserable quarters On of the vessels the
oecasc pcmead NTH the odor of oil fam the engines
sleeping apartments The smell the oil frequently
drives the from their bunks.
The dec leak and there the foeoaste
stormy peathcr the have sleep Their oiskns Keep
their bodies dru.
Entrance the quarters the boats through The engine
and there hatch On other psses the hatch affords the only
That arrangement nlaes the quarters particularly dangerous
of fire. The might be caught and burned death
At the meeting the board held peserdap considered the
condition the boats and the question of a6ordg relief the
We mill do everything improve the condition the
employed the boats The matter under the consideration of
the attorney the board. J. H. Gardner of Watsonpile
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-06
tMMONS HOPES TO
WIPE OUT BLOT
ParoIed Former Legislator De
Iiyers Impassioned Religious
ExhortatiOn at Mission

With the fire of religious zeal occa-
sionally surmounting the prison pallor
which his face still wears, former State
Senator E. j. Emmons, who was paroled
from Folsom prison last October, adj
dressed an audience at the Jerry Nc
Auley mission, 10 Silver street, last
night. His impassioned exhortation
from the gospel of ST. John rang with
the tone of sincerity.
Il hope to remain here in San Fran
cisco and resume the practice of law,
said Emmons after his address. Il be-
lieve the people of California are fair
enough to give a man a chance. My
parole is for a period of two years,
but l hope to have the time limit
shortened. No, I'm not an evangelist.
/ used to talk to the boys at Folsom
occasionally and came down here to-
hight in the hope that | might say
something that would turn some wan
derer into the right road"
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-06
CHINA PROTESTS TO THE
POWERS AGAINST RUSSIA
Declares Latter's Intentions i'm
Manchuria Violate Treaty

PEKING, Dec. 5.-The Chinese gov
ernment has sent a circular note to the
powers protesting Russia's claims to
the right of administration over the
Manchurian railway zone.
The protest deals lengthily with the
Russian communique, which was sent
to the powers on October and which
was formally handed to the Chinese
foreign board month later by NJ
Kokovsoff, Russian minister of finance.
The communique had to do with
Russian intentions regarding railway
zones in Manchuria. and the protest
declares it is a violation of the Ports
mouth treaty, as well as the Harbin
agreement of May, 1909.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-06
SEVENTY RECEIVE
DEGREES OF ORDER
knights of Columbus From
Many Parts OF State Attend
Stockton Ceremonies
Especial Dispatch 10 The CALI

STOCKTON. Dec. 5--Several hundred
knights of Columbus attended the con-
ferring of the second and third degrees
on class of 20 candidates in this city
today. The ceremonies were held in
Masonic music hall.
The visitors were from San Francisco.
Oakland, Vallejo and Sacramento. The
knights from the bay section arrived
this morning and marched to headquar-
ters at Weber hall. The Sacramento
knights arrived at noon and were met
by a delegation from the local order.
They paraded down Main street.
The San Francisco knights were ac-
companied by the League of the Cross
Cadet band.
Special services were held this fore
noon at st. Mary's Catholic church and
were largely attended.
Luncheon was served during the noon
hour by the Young Ladies' Institute.
The ladies accompanying the visiting
knights are being entertained by the
institute. Automobile rides have been
provided for the guests.
The third degree was conferred by
Joseph r. Scott of Los Angeles Neil
Power officiated during the second de-
gree work
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-06
LIONESS BURNS ALIVE
BECAUSE CUBS CALL

COLORADO SPRINGS, Dec. 5.-A full
grown male lton, two iionesses, two
lion cubs and a leopard We're burned t.
death today when cages in Gouglin's
zoo took fire from an overheated stove
The keepers feared to open many Of
tie burning cages and liberate the
beasts. as they hadTno means OF pre-
venting their escape.
Queenie, a lioness with cubs, was lib-
Grated, but jumped back into the cage
when she heard the cries OF her cubs
Her trainer attempted TO drive her from
the cage, but she refused to abandon
the cubs and died with them.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-06
HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI
TO HOLD A REUNION
Old Grads" to Be Guests at
Senior Ball

BERKELEY, Dec. 5.-The Berkeley
high school alumni association has
called meeting to be held in the audi
torium of the local high school Thurs
day to arrange for the senior ball given
by the graduates to the Christmas
graduating class. Under the direction
OF Henry Skinner. chairman of the ar
rangements committee every graduate
of the high school now alive has been
communicated with, and the meeting,
from answers received, promises to be
the largest of its kind ever held.
At last Friday nights meeting, when
officers were elected, a large number of
the older graduates were present and
arrangements We're well started.
The officers of the association this
term include:
President, Stanley Bryan; vice president
Goldie Huiin; secretary. Esther Sadler; treas
urers William Greig; sergeant at arms, N
Stover. Henry Skinner Is chairman of the ar
rangements committee and j. ]. Miller win act
as floor manager
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-06
IN the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
CRACkSMEN BLOW
SAFE AND ESCAPE
Robbers Garry Saloon Strong
box Into Basement and Get
Away With $500
Especial Dlspoieh 10 The Call

i
SACRAMENTO Dec. 5.-cracksmen
entered the Del Pasho saloon, SIS K
street. in the heart of the business sec
tion. at ? o.caock this morning, blew
open a small Asafe and escaped with
$500 in coin. sss
The men gained entrance through
/ the back door, which was broken open.
The small safe was situated at the
front of the saloon, but the cracksmen
carried it into the basement at the
rear without being detected by any one
passing ON the street. although a light
was burning in the saloon and a win
dow made it possible to see in from the
sidewalk
From the fact that the safe was car
ried to the basement. it is evident there
were two or more men in ON the steal.
because one man could not have carried
the safe.
1t was blown open with Hftroglycerin.
The explosion was heard by people
in the neighborhood, but no one
thought of robbery. The safe was
wrecked completely The robbers es-
capped through the back door after get
ting the cash. There is absolutely no
clew to the identity of the men.
This is the second safe cracking here
within few days. The safe of the
Golden State laundry was blown open
Thursday morning and the robbers Sc
cured $3.50 in gold and silver
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-06
SLIDE TEARS UP
SECTION OF TRACK
Western Pacific Line Above
OroviIle Suffers From
Big Cavein
ISpeeiaf Diseaieh 10 The COLL

SACRAMENTO, Dec. sc. H.
Keteham. superintendent of the Sacra-
mento division of the Western Pacific.
left last night for point above -OrO-
vile. where a mammoth landslide has
carried away a section Of the COM
pany's track
Reports received at the local division
headquarters today do not give much
information regarding the nature OF
the slide. but it is declared the track
will be repaired within a day or So a
temporary track has already been laid
Ketcham expects TO have trouble OF
this kind during almost every rain
this winter. He expects to make per
sonal visits to each Of the slides to
familiarize himself with the weak
points on the line. The track is all
new. and this is the only way he can
get information for use in later years
regarding points which must be
watched each winter.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-06
PARASITES PUT TO BED
FOR WINTERS SLEEP
Will Be Used in Spring tosFight
Orchard Pests
[Special Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO. Dec. 5.-This time of
the wear is bedtime for large number
of precious parasites under the care of
superintendent E. K Carnes of the
state R1sectary. For the last several
and other insects valuable toward the
eradication of disease in fruit trees.
These bugs viii remain in the land of
nod through the winter months, and
next spring Superintendent Carnes will
arouse them for duty in the orchards. A
number of the bugs are from foreign
countries, and it was necessary to pre-
pare artificial cold before they would
go TO sleep.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-06
Appeal to Health Board

Speaking on the subject yesterday
afternoon, Secretary Huntsman said.
We have written the foregoing
communication to the state board of
health and Delegate Thomas Cavanaugh
went before the board at Sacramento
in regard to improvements for the
sleeping quarters of the men employed
on the bay and river steamers. The
forecastles are dangerously located, so
that in event of a headon collision the
men sleeping there would practically
have no chance for their lives; they are
detrimental to the health of the men.
are poorly ventilated and are con-
gested. There are faults to be found
with most of the lines. There is legal
health's jurisdiction over the boats, but
if it is shown that the board has no
jurisdiction We will take the matter up
to the federal authorities. Men em-
ployed on these boats are afflicted with
rheumatism, fever and are subject to
consumption.
George Comstock, patrol7nan of the
union. indorsed everything that Secre-
tary Huntsman said.
At meeting of the union held last
night Huntsman, for the committee. of
which Comstock and Cavanaugh are
also members. reported faborable prog
ress on the movement to improve the
condition of the men. %9Re7
The sailors union Of the Pacific has
sent for 1000 Red Cross stamps and
a letter telling of the fearful inroads
tuberculosis makes on the seafaring
men, saying: Tuberculosis ! Is the
scourge of the sailor, and the. largest
percentage of disease in marine hos
pitfalls is that of consumption. The
forecastle is completely without sun
and the disease germ has full sway,
attacking a great number of sailors.
The federal government knows this to
the extent that it has established a
tuberculosis sanatorium at Fort Stan
ton N NJ
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-06

the board give this matter the
considera tion that is its due and
advise us as TO the proper course
10 pursue to remedy this evil, as
II is a standing menace to the
entire community, as we'll as to
the men who come directly in con-
tact with il.
On behalf of the union.I wish to
thank the board for the good work
that they have done so far in fore
ing the companies to clean up the
foxhalls, but j hold the opinion
that this cleaning up" can only
be made permanent by removing
the sleeping quarters from the hold
OF the ship.
Yours. on behalf of the steam
boat men.
(Signed1 H. HUNTSMAN
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-06
Chase for Fugitive

Several persons reported to the po-
lice yesterday that they had seen the
murderer. One Of these was H. C An
drew. a cha uffeur. who said he had pur-
sued the man in his auto, but had been
compelled. as the fugitive slipped
through vacant lots. TO abandon the
chsse
Not one act of the murderer. the
police say. Resembles that Of cunning
criminal IN was all spectacular. marked
with most extravagant recklessness.
and that he escaped capture before
reaching the scene OF the murder, even,
IS looked upon as something wholly
confined to the realm of chance There
was nothing reasonable or calculating
about the murderer's actions. Instead
lle ran wild, holding up two drug stores
within the space OF 20 minutes and dis
charging his pistol frequently.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-06
SONS OF PIONEERS AND
PARENT BODY UNITE
Societies Merged at Banquet
Held i'm Sacramento
TSpeciaI Dspotch 10 The Call

SACRAM E,NTO. Dec. THE merger
of the Sons and Daughters. of the. sac
ramento Society of California Pioneers
and the parent body. the Sacramento
Society of California Pioneers, was ac-
complished at a banquet held in Pioneer
hall last night
A resolBtiOn winding up the affairs
of the junior society was adopted unan-
iuously and the sons and daughters
became full fiedged pioneers.
There are only seven members Of the
original Sacramento society living.
These are Joseph Sims. F. 5. Hotchkiss.
A c. Sweetzer and Edward Twitchell
of Sacramento, Daniel Burns of Wood
land. Thomas Harper of Lincoln and
Joseph Madden.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-06
BISHOP GOODSELL PASSES
AWAY IN NEW YORK CITY
Preiate of Methodist Church
SuccumbS After Operation

NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-BishOp Daniel
Ayers Goodsen OF the Methodist Epis-
copal church died today following an
operation for a carbuncle.
Doctor Goodseu was born at New
burgh. n Y. in 1870 and entered the
ministry in 1889.
From 1880 TO 1883 he was literary
editor for the Christian Advocate In
1885 he was elected bishop.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-06

During the progress of the Marseilles
international electric exposition regu-
lar con- munication will be maintained
by wireless telegraph with a station or
the top of Eifrel tower and also with
a government station on the Med
iterraneap.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-06

The ravages of consumption, ira
choma and other diseases of a like .na-
ture are so great among the natives of
Alaska that in a few decades the races
of that section will be extinct.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-06

Tomatoes are imported in increasing
quantities into England from Italy
The quality of these tomatoes is stated
to be good.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-06
Prison Record Verified

Chief Cook felegraphed TO Walla
Walla last night, with a description
or the fellow. and the reply from the
prison made the police believe that the
man they were after was the prisoner
released u days before This proved
10 be correct
Anderson is in many ways like James
=. Cunningham, the murderer OF Caro-
lima Brasch. who is now in Napa asy-
lum Both have the same calm. almost
careless way Of discussing the taking
Of human life. without an apprecis-
tion. seemingly. OF the horror Of IT,.
and the gallows tnat are punishment
for murder.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-06

ROBBERS BEAT vICTIM-Adolph James. who
lives in HAYWARD knocked down and
robbed OF T.sJ and diamond ring at the cor
o'clock last night. The robbers escaped.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-06
Piles Cured in 8 to Il DAYS

Pazo Ointment is guaranteed to cure
any case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or
Protruding Piles In 6 to ID days or
money refunded. Soc
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-06
BANDIT BOASTS
OF LONG TIME
SPENT IN JAIL
Prisoner Admits Murder 0i
Schneider in Baths and
Gives His Record
WaIIa WaIIa Penitentiary Off
Gals Confirm Story of Re-
lease Twelve Days Ago

him All out the definition criminolo-
gists give such man
When committing his excesses sat
urday night Anderson was crazed by
liquor but he is far from cunning at
any time. and the short periods OF lib
erty he has enjoyed since his seven
teenth year show how easy it has been
for the police all over the country 10
fasten his crimes upon him.
Delights in Notoriety
I was born in Silver Bow county.
Mont. - years ago" Anderson said
last night. appearing to delight in the
notorieJy he was receiving Then.
when i years old, / blew out to Oak
land. across the bay. and there the
cops got me for 'prowling' oacting in
q suspicious manner. ] went to Whit
tier for four years. which I served un-
der the name Of Walter c. Coburn.
Next was arrested between Mo-
desto and Turiock Tor robbing man
on the railroad tracks there. and did
three sears at Folsom for that
-In san Bernardino they pinched me
for second degree burglary, and that
got me year al San Quentin. I blew
back 10 Colorado when 1 got out here.
and D did one year in Canon City peni-
s.--.- s., t..--~-r-...-
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-06
Identified by Greene

Mr and Mrs. David B. Greene, who
were held up by Anderson in the phar-
macy ~ Turk and Franklin streets:
william J.. Hawkins, the salesman with
whom the murderer fought as he was
leaving the hammam baths, positively
identified Anderson yesterday as the
bandit Doctor Gleason viii be brought
40 face the criminal, and the two men
10 whom Hawkins turned the fellow
over after the salesman had captured
lim, VIII be brought down 10 identify
the man. also. These two men held
the highwaynsn while Hawkins was
teiephoning for the police and then let
him go, not knowing how important
was bis capture
Anderson explained TO the police that
Tie initials o. L. A, marked in his hat.
The one m purchased from a WalIa
Walla halter. were incorrect. The hat
ter made the mistake, the murderer
said. and he thought IL was just as
well that his real initials did not ap-
pear
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-06
Attracted by Lights

All the lights al The baths on thai
side street kind OF called my atten-
lion 10 II, and ] went inside, where
There were two old guys sitting behind
= desk One Of them made 70 reach foI
pistol and ] shot over his shoulder
though 7 didn't hit him. He tainted
Bnd 4 went out
Back IN Van Ness Avenue again ]
ran into guy and we roughed it. A
gang frOze ia and I lost my lid and
1ny gun Then ] beat II and went into
saloon after while, where I got q
drink-several drinks. After that ]
went around a while, going into more
saloons. and then came down to the
Winchester hotel and turned in. I was
coming out when the cops nabbed me-
Al the Winchester Anderson regis
tered as Walter Scott
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-06
Released Twelve Days

KSiedSed we've Days
They got me next in Wslla walla
Tor felony embezzlement. where 1
served two years under the name Of
William j Brooks. I got out OF there
J. days ago, and. after buying a hat
and kicking around while, took pass
age on the Umatilla for San Francisco.
got here Saturday evening. and
started right up Market street.
y turned down Kearny street. after
having gone into pretty near all the
saloons up the line, and bought a re-
Nolrer Ia . psWnshop. With that and
E. box of cartridges I went up Market
street again, going into all the saloons.
pretty near. and went into a drug store
Bnd stuck up the fellow inside. 1 got
$40 there.
After ] blew that dump ] went up
= little ban and went into another drug
store That is where the woma n
screamed. and j ran out and fired a
shot out Of the pistol Then 1 walked
down that street you can Van Ness
avenue
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-06

Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Brown announce
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Opal Harris, to Whitney B. Pope.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-06

The Thursday bridge club was en-
tertained last week by Mrs. f. c. Stew
art Mrs w w. Fitzgerald and Mrs.
Ellis Harbert wen the prizes
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-05-20
Yankee Hollow

Frank Jackson, of Poverty Hollow,
took dinner with Crlst Shull and
family, Friday,
Nella Flick called on Ida Goss, OF
Enterprise, Sunday.
Sylvia Shull called on Rozell Shull
Friday. Rozell entertained her Will
some line music on the organ.
Walter lluls and Hubert Carpenter
attended church at Centinary, Sun,
day.
Rosa Flick returned home from q
two weeks visit with her sister, Mrs
Clara Jackson.
Jacob Carpenter called on William
Elick and family, few days last
week.
Maggie Carpenter made business
trip to Rockbridge, Saturday.
Lewis Flick made a flying trip to
Lancaster, Saturday,
Sidney Carpenter, of Newark, re-
turned home, after long visit with
his cousins, VIM. Elick, wife and
family.
Crist Shull and family broke bread
with VIM, Elick and family, Sunday
evening. While they were busy en-
joying themselves at the table, which
no one knows how to prepare but the
Click sister. Lewis gave them some
fine music on his phonograph.
Joe Elick called on Jim Conrad, Sat
urday.
Simeon Kimble, OF Poverty Hollow,
called en- Albert Dupler, Sunday,