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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-31

Senator L0ngton, I'm beaten" flcve. What's more. you've siycn me the chance of lifefiEac to become l known as pubic benefactor. As soon as you've finished your speech in the senate will get up and make another one-to second yours. Here's my hand. Anything you may ever want out of Peabody in the future shall be yours for the asking" Langdon refused to grasp the prof fered hand. Senator Stevens made show of pro- testing against his superior's seeming surrender
 But" he objected. Hook here"-
 Peabody turned upon him instantly.
 "Oh, shut up. Stevens; don't be a fool Come on in. The waters fine" The pair of schemers, with Norton at their heels, hurried away. The Pennsylvanian drew Stevens into committee room and, ordering the stenographer to leave. drew up chairs where both could sit, facing the door.
 "We've thrown dust in that old gan- der's eyes" whispered Peabody. Its now ten after 1. He is to be recog- nized to make his speech at 3:3o. That gives us two hours and twenty min- utes"-
 "Yes, but for whati" asked Stevens excitedly. I've been trying myself to think of something. What will you do what can you do?"
 "The boss of the senate" smiled pat ronizingly on the senior senator from Mississippi, as though amused and scornful of his h
 ::' :.: :.. :.'. ] ]. .'. ! !.
 Limitations as N~pA strategist. as 1~ tenacious fighter kS Ir~ Then his jaw set RyA%l. hard, and his AtM$Ah XI AM brows contracted. Y MHNN " N
 ''I will not do | <Z|%MNMreN anything. l can SCe 11SiAA-/ not do anything" -----s7
 he hesitated n
 full ten seconds -<ey
 but Jake Stein LN ert can S
 Stevens hards Peabody eagerly sx;fphcd porvons. clutched tbc re- T., cctucr.
 And" continued Peabody, I'm ex. pecting a phone call from him any no ment. I told him this morning that he might be able to make $1.0O0 be- fore night ;f''-
 The telephone bell at the desk in- terrupted him.
 Peabody leaned over and eagerly clutched the receiver.
 The senior senator from Mississippi jerked himself to his feet. He stood at window and looked out over the roof tops of the city.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-31

in co m m ittee room 6. and they told me to tell you that they'd be- I can't say it. Please. sir, |"
 "D---d," inter polated Langdcr laughing.
 Yes, sir. that's it. They'll be- { h a t if { h he ' come in here at 12:30. You must come to them they say"
 "Tell the gen tlemen I'm sitting here with my ,7.li
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-31

GLOBE LABOR UNION DIRECTORY
 CARPENTERS AND JoINERs Carpenters and Jners D. m H. Wood president; F. w. Tenbrook financial secre- tary; J. NJ. Bell, treasurer Globe Miners Union No co., w. every Tuesday at D. Mitchell president; J. Hoiohan, secretary Globe Typographical Meets first Sunday each at Silver Belt office C. V. Marcelus, pres ident; Carl F. Hoidsworth, secretary Store and oce Employees Monday of each Miners hall, at 7:30 A. H Hargavc, president, k. R. Ballard, secretary America Meets last S:3O Newport Barber shop Sol Flora, president; Otto Perdue, secretary ~-7--E-TH BARTENDERs Bartenders International League America Meets Thursdays Taylors Barber shop A. J. Leonard, president; M. |. Perry, secretary-treasurer
 PAINTERS Painters Hangers America 217 Meets each Tuesday night in Keegan's hall. W. B. Aiken president A. F. Estes vicepresiden A. Clark, Sec
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-31

Just received a full line of hair goods: Switches, Billie Burke puff, Marcel wave puffs, Barrettes, combs and other hair ornaments.
 MRS. W. c. DIKEMAN Room IA, Globe Office Bldg. STRANGERS HOME RES.
 TAURANT
 We iayite Ysr Patronage Day and Night Service. Billy Cunningham. Prop.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-26
SaI6ci fir 6aar.N unfcln.

3ie Sbce, Salbei 5iir @ieoerber.
ile(lung Der 6arbe 0es Saares 5m be-
risen, lit nitt men. uniere Grob.
el'ern benusteu .Salbetl bee," I'm
:tr Saar ornfel unS gldnjenb 81 CT.
balten. @enn lire 9aare ollsiieleu.
trHbten tie Snfbei ab uno beuustell
hen abguB oaoon ais @egenmiitel.
Scute bralldjen mir Dies nid)t mebr
81 tbun. Siidtige Gbcmifer perrid)'
ten Dies jebt fir nns. @ir pcrlan.
GIN Gerte oeret Yrobuft: v@petb
Gage ano Sulpbur," Salbei umo
Sd)meiel in ridtiger St1rte cntbal.
tcno. Aqe guten apotbcfen iiibren
eS fir SOC. unb $i.OO Die jloide.
oScr es miro brett sesea @inienolm1
bes Breiies perIoubt bon Der 8petb
Chemical eoradJf Gortlanot. Ctr,
Nem.Yorf Gitp.
Bum Nerfauf nno empfoblcn bon
ser nRenb Grus Co." (D
HET E-H ~ or.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-26
Sdiffsnad,rihten.

Nep. Y.orf 20. Sftober. -
Ger Iampfer. ~Rieuu amiteroam"
1T bon &otteroam angefommen.
SabIe Sslanb, g. g, 25. OF.
tobcr. Ter BON 9remsn mad Hew-
gprf beitimmte Compiler .aronprinj
WllbcIm" beianb lid lnit ~orabtloier
gtpelhe nm 1915 geItern abcno 100
Meilen oItlif oon Sallop Socf nno
miro ieii,cu Bier morgen 10 llbr
Gormittags crrcifcu.
8laSsow, %. Stto6er. Ger
Iampier 1Galeoonia" lit Don Ncp.
Dorf cinsetroiien.
Gberbonrg, 20. Sftober. -
Ger Gampfer .@roBer auriiirit" i'll
rad Vep-Dorf abgeiobren.
Ger Don Hem-Yorf nad) Bremen
bcltimmte 9ampier .adiier Wilbelm
ter 0roBe" lit bier einselauien.
gonloene, 20. Cftober. = Ter
Iompier oYotsbam" lit nod Nep.
Dcrf aliSaeiaufen.
25. Sftober. Ter
Compiler .8a6crIano" lit pom 9ep.
yorf anselanst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-26
Nns Ben 8sridjtem.


Cine neuc alage ser 6roll Bertha
&. Sieoler. 49, Shorie Stroic
iiir Giuuno5mon5i9i1brigen. -
SiiliS Foitomt3 aoiiirer Wper
crbGlt 13 Wtollotc @ci1ngitiB. -
Te9er erDGlt Sreibcit ourd Hih.
ter elliott.
Gie 6ieoler'idcn Gbemirren Sieben
groBere Greiie. Sect hat grou 9ertie
". Niebler, Ole ibren @otten SonleS
4. Sieoler iiir alimente petflogt bot,
Die 3iriid9obe ibres jiin0iien Sin,
oc6, oos er rntfiibrt bdben loll. per.
lonat unb INN einen @erid)ts beiebl
nod)gciltht, ser linn perbieien iol(.
Gin Sous i'll nerfnllitit, ooS ibr mo
ibren beibeii 'ailtberu diiS criter Gbe
gcbort, cine atnge tir $1,000 Gnt.
id)GbiOuna aegeil lire St,pGgcri.l
Srou 2uIn $. gonb pon Nr. 2105.
Noro H.. Strobe, @olbrpof, i'm
arciSgcridIr eingereid)t, lpcil Oirielbe
ibr nngebIih Ocn @ntten obipcllitiJ
aemott Gobelr ioIl. Sn ser alogc-
idlriit beiB c0, Srou Bono babe
Eieoier ocn Matt ge9ebeuL nid)t nit
ieiner Sroll III lebeu, 0a 6ieiclbc per
riidt iei.
Cine forfc Stroie.
Ter II &oJre alte Soiepb Sbirs
man luurbe 0eitern i'm Griminalae.
rift pom Tid)ter @rigbt oltf iiebcn
Sabre ms 3lldtboilo geionot, pCil
er g~eitoblenc Soden in Gmpiu1g &C.
nommcn botit. Ter Hid)ter gob bcnl
9ngeflogtcn cine 10 bobe Struie, neil
oerlcibe einen Iiir eincn nod 10 jun.
gen Wolm MISREPRESENTATION crimI.
nelien Hecoro lot.
GrbGlt IL Monote @efGna.
b.
Hid)tcr WorriS I'M YunoeSgcrid)t
pcrurtbeiltc Deli iriiberen Siili@.
&oiiirer @nt. 3. Wper POM Yolti
nlorer EpItomt ne9ell llnterihln'
glng 81 - Monntcn iSoit i'm Bun.
oeSgaidneni5 st atlonio. So. Wpcc
nor IN IA SGllca anaeflogt, I'M 8an.
SEN $2241.17 mlterid)lngcn 81, boben,
2ie Inter itlugurgen botiren 5nriid
gum 10. Sftober 1907; al ieneni
Tntum robun er $500.
Bonn Hihtcr elliott irci.
gelaien.
Hid)tar elliott I'M Common Gleuss
@erift aab Geitern Dem Negcr gbW.
@ibion, Ser Dor cinem Sabre porl
aobi 2lenellpn ipegen &eiberprii.
geIns 5u apei Sobrcn @af1ngniBboit
perirtbeilt moroen ipor, Die 6rei1cit
wieoer, bo oos @eieb beu Yoli5ei.
rid)ter nur erlollbt, einen Wtiher
priiglcr ST eincm Sabre @ci1nanii
bnit nno 40 @iebeu nit Der Yeitide
su p%erlirtbeilen.
@eri dltSnoti5en.
@n1. $. Smnll BON Der ,sirnio ".
$. Smoll K 80. muree geItcrn pom
YunocSrid)ter Morris INN $50 &c
uerianot; gsniodt batte.
trait. neil or oas Mein.HabrimGS
mittel. @eieB iiberiretell inoem ,r
eine ialibc Ingabe iiber Die 3uion.
meniesung zines aopfpeb . Eulpcr$
oas CT an cine apotbefe in Detroit
perIallbt.
Ger fiirjlid) peritor6ene SEER g(pb
9. Sborp bat Die iolgenoen Ser.
mdftniiie iiir luobltb1tige a~nitolten
semodt: $500 iiir Die Baltimore
Wontblp Meetina OF ssrienos;;" 500
iiir hoS vSeim iiir hnbeilbors;;" Ie
500 iiir oas FLORENCE G%rittenoe,,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-26
Gntiui6 ans WmnSrp.S auatorium.

Bernard q. Stmib ninmt iron5oii-
ihen Abidieo aus Der Werpen.
Seilonitolt. 9egob lid 5unt
Soilpior3t oes Wount Scope Re.
treat. - Bon bieiem Or. @umbrp
mie0er ailSgelieiert.
Bernard u. Shmib, oeiien escape
ben ieiner 3eit Illiieben erre9ten unb
Der tiirjlid) bon elmer SherifiS.S nry
fir %irriinnig crflGrt mliroe, entlpid)
ami Sonntog Nadmittog aus benl
Hidorb @mnorDsS anatorinn ullo be,
9ob iid) 5u Tr. CHARLES u. Sill,
Snuptnrjt i'm Mount tSope Metreot.
9ieier beliadrihtigtc Or. Hidorb
@unbrp Der ben MuSreiBer Odruui
pieber 5uriidbolte. Shmit bot Dor
etliden Sagen i'm @eridt cine aSe.
tition einreiben loiien, IN melfer CT
oaritm eritd)t, ooB iein @e~iItesjll-
itauo DIR 0erift unteriudt meroe.
Gr bebauptet, OaB er iiidt geiltesge.
ltort lit, uno mill CT. Sill ais 3eugen
auirufen. Gr crfldrt. Dab ebenfous
Or. @ilnorp i'm nid)t fir nn5lret)-
nunqsf1bia b1lt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-26

Som Brunbeigentum :.
MART. George Blat bat ieill
letteS 8rrnbeiseutbuu 81 Soruaro
Earf, einen etpa pier gder umfal.
ieiloeu 2anocompler. al Die Bright.
mcob Improvement Company bon
Baltimore /. County" %perfnuit. Gir
&dnierin miro ioiort init Der Nnlagc
oieies anmeiens ou gou5wcden be-
einneit. 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-26

Bon Serrn s. %. Sadion BON Ser
{. @arS, ole aibiuno- Nnenue o Der
Caroline bis 5ur Gbeiter'S trabe
NIT @uB.aipbali aipbaItbl6den ober
9itulitbic 5ns pilaitern.
Son Serrn Bernard See Don Der
TO- @orb, GbarleS u. @oof gum Gon'
itobler Der 10. Waro 81 ernennen.
Bon Serrn $. ". Sadion BON oes
I. @aro, Die Gbeiter- Straba bon bet
Orleans. bis 5iir WeGloerrp.S trobe
nit Shiht-a ipbolt, aipboItbIoden
ODER 9itulitbic 81 .pfIoitern.
Sn orifter 9eung.
2olgenoe 8erprbnungen nuroen
i'm eriten 3meig IN oritt2r 2eiurl9
onaenonmen:
Cen Staot-Hegiitrotor 81 u%ltori-
Iireil, einen meiteren Glcrf an3uirel.
len.
@iaiam :. Mcainncp bon ser is.
@aro 3um Gonitabler 81 7%rnehnen.
$. @. airbp 5u 9eitattctt, uor Dem
Smlic Nr. 525, 0oros@ ap.S trnb2,
eiu eleftriifeS Sdilb on5itbringen.
Ger Wuni5ipalen aunit,@ eielid)u't
Die genlBung oeS 9roaopapsSniti
tutS 5il geitottcl.
uuter3eid nete 8cror0s
nungen.
SOl9enoe 8eroronungen puroen
bonn Wapor unter5eibnet uno benz
Staotratb 3~ugeidnot:
Cine Mi1ion.T Collar. Inleibe iiir
ben guSbau Ser itGotiiben Weriten
ANNOUNCEMENT.
9a5 2egen bon @eleiien an Der
%9eringtou- unb 6opette.S troBe fiir
ooS Rpitarnt 81 gaitatten. s.
Zen Rarnen Der Tbilooelpbtd'
Hoao in Ebilaoelpbia. Apeuile UNI
5itGnbern.
Cine 8ouitele fir cinen @nbou 81
Dem Stulgcbaube an Scr Wiuiarl'
StroBe uto @arrenauanne al CT
iperben.
Ger .Gronn Sort ano Seal Co."
al eeitotten, einen Funnel inter Der
@uiliorb.M penie au bauen. UNI einc
Berbinouua 5wiiden Den Werfenunn
Den 8eleiien Der nEcnniplpanin,
@abn" ber3uitellen.
Ilireb @ebe 81 aeitatten, Gin elef'
triifes S6ilo Dor Dem SalIic Tr.
17t9-t721, 9onf-S trabe, un3lt.
bringen.
Son1cs 9. aernan 81 geiioiten ell
elettriifes Shilo Dor Dem nguoito-
rium" on5llbringen.
@iQiam s. Summer 81 gaitaiten,
Dor aem Souie Nr. iS12-1Stl,
Sauf,S trobp, Elm .elettriifeS Sdyilp
on5ubrin9eu.
| Seonoro :. @iIiou 81 eeitatten,
9eiuiiie .SoI5ifuppen 81 8errp gar
bei5ubebalteu.
Ich Ramen Der. Camel sllep it
Camel StroBe um5udnoern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-26
0emer SGmserbmnb.

3mGli Nep. Porter Gereine sruiloen
benielben. .8ereinigte Sdnger
pom 9ronr" nennt iiG Der nelie
0erbano. gnihIuB oil oeii
.Norb6itliheu SGngerbuno" ge'
plant.
Ter .GorooItIibc SGngtrbimo"
erbGlt cine uere St1ote . Sereini.
alng. Sn Glbina'S Gaiino bobeu Die
Ieleeoten bon Is norblid, oes Sor.
lem bomi5ilirten @eionspsreineu Ole
Hereinafter Sanger pom 9ronr" ge,
g%riinbet. Naeemeiu nor non Der
aniitt, bob Die 0riinoune Der bette
Rrotelt gcacn oaS ACCOMPLISHMENTS
ser gereinieten Sdneer bon NcW.
9)orf lei. Won miro bcitrebt iein,
Reibuueen NIT iener Tcrinigiln9 5u
| permsiOrn, troB0em aber belt man cS
! iiir angebrudlt. lt9cgen gemiiie BE
bouptuneen bes Grdiiocnten Der Ser.
SGnaer, Serrn Sheooor @enniuger,
Susprpteiiiren. f,rj Il. .
Iodbem ole fir Die SuOion Sul.
ton Seier in's 2rbcn geruicnc
gronrer 8ereinialm9 iit uui9eloit
batte, nurbe obne Gersug 5ur Wobl
nclitr temporarer Seomten geihrit
ten. Serr @iaiom @reitenbad) lprr.
De gum Goriiser unb Senrp Nlbert
Sunl Sefretar erforeu. Surd) Geles
gnten pertreten woren: Sran5 Sdu'
bert MGnnerbor, Irion SinoertaIel,
giroroo.2 ieberfran5, GGcilien Ser
eir. 2ieoertafel Der 8%ereinigtcn go
| ciaIsReformer, llnion $ Utdnnerdor,
Woriianio Yiatt ocutid)cr Guortett~
Club, Noro Iyp Dorf 2ieOertoicl
Gait Worriiania. WaunerdOr, Wooo-
itod 2ieberfrnn5, 4uroru : WGner7
DIOR, Belmont 9ieOerfron5, Stpei
ser WGunerdor Wintelrieo uno &c.
miitblidteit bon llniunport.
Nui Den 4ntroa BON Srn. y. Slip
pelbera puroe einitimmIig beifIoiiel.
cine Sdnger.8 ereinigung 81 grim,
ben, ueld)er Die Gereine noroli6 pom
Sarlem beitrctcn fonnau. Iieie Ser,
cini9ung iou Den Tdnien ,0ereini0tt
SG1ger pom 8ronr" trngcn, mo
man mid nidt eber ruben, oils biz
ale 8elanopereina bes gronr Der
8ereinigung a~ngeboren. Gs murNc
obne 0er5ug Elm @omite sur IuSor.
beituna BON Stotuten ernonnt. Gin
ieoer Der 8freine, uelder Der nelcll
@ereinigung beieetreten, bat einen
Gelegoier im Stotuten-G omite.
Sm 2aufe oeS abenos tamen Der.
ihieoene Heoner aui ooS Gronolr,.
ciumento 5uriif, nelbeS Der Yoritano
Der .gereiuiaten S6naer bon Nem,
Dorf" ge9an Die Neueriinoung .oer
3ronrer Sdngerr8 fseinierma erloi.
zen. hot. Iugemein iuliroe bcoauert.
ooB man cS fir ausebrath geholten.
Elm %serurtiees Sfraiben al erIalieu
mo 5u perofientlit)eu. Giner Der
Heoncr lpieS ooroui bin. ooB eie
"@creinigten Sanger BON Nep. Dort"
%ieincr5eit nit weniger OILS 10 9erci,
ncn geariinoet luuropn. Wus oeu
anifluB an Den .Horboitlihen S1us
9%erbuno" betreiie, 10 oiiritc eS iblich
lld) audi beiBen .aommt 3eit, fomnit
Hatb!"
GaS Statit1r.G onliie miro an
Somitog Hodmittas, Den 81. Otto.
Der, 5ulanmen treten. @as oaS Ser
bGltnib Der ied)S @ronrer 8ereine.
Die ST Den .8ereinigten Sangern Don
Ncp.Yorf" gaboren. anbelonat, 10
muroe ousbriidlit betont, ooB oie.
Iel6en menieitenS bis Geuiabr scr
oltcn Vereiniaung %angeboren %iollcn.
Sos nad)ber gcihebau mcroc, miiiic
Die 3ufunit lebren.
Mit ci1em oreiiadDen Sod, oili ole
ncir Sdnser9 ercinigma trcnntcn
lid Die 9slegatcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-26

Yerioual Hoti5. Serr
Sobn U. 9runner bon Nittsburg,
Va., melher iid) lett mebreren Sugen
in 0eiddfteu bier ouIbielt, reiite &c.
tern nad GriSiieIb, nm Ginf1ufe 81
%beiorgell. Had)bem er nod peridie.
oehe anoere Yunfte al Ger Gbeio-
peafe Sai beriibrt bat, bcgiebt er ild)
mad, aentltdp. UNI @eiliigel ein5ufoli.
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-26

Semi" "altenbeim iiir Neger,"
.Sollpmopo ainbcr > Spmmerhors,"
.Soipitol fiir uerfriippelte ainbcr,"
~Seim iiir Miittcr uto SGnslinsc,"
~6rienoIp &m giiociotionF .Wc.
Slim 6rciihule" unbo WarpIanb Ica-
oenlp Of Science" jc 5000 fiir oos
Saua iiir gefoIlcne Srolien iino Dos
o9hlrierp ono Gibbs 6oipitol;"
$3.50 fir Die WcGonogb. Sbule; sac
iiir ole Baltimore Scmole Gitp Wii.
lion"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-26

Gin Gent5ettcl. - @eil er
id)ncler, dis cs baa @eieb erloubt,
ourh Die StroBqn Der Stobt iilbr,
murhe geiicrn Morf ". Gbittp bon
Mr.. 702, @cit.2 anpolcitroBc, INN $25
ulo Soften bcltroit.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-25
NEW RAILROAD FROM
GOLOFlsLO TO ELY

Ely. New. NOV 2f-"Thc only step
that needs TO be taken before the ac-
tual construction of the Ely-Goldfcld
railroad is commenced In the secur-
Ing of the permission Of this city and
this county TO construct and operate
the road When that consent is given.
dirt VIII be flying within thirty DAYS
and the road viii be completed within
fourteen months
So said w. r. Alberger. general
traffic manager Of the Tonopah-Tide-
water who Is here 20 secure the nee
5Ssa-y franchises for the construction
Of the railroad
we are not here 10 ask for con-
cessions that the people can not read
ily grant We are not going In ask
Tor anything that 1t would he uu-
reasonable to ask In the way Of con.
cessious. What VIC want now is 20
get the franchise and then put the
road through between the great gold
camp and the greatest copper camp"
he continued
Mr. Alberger is accompanied by c.
Nj. Rasor, chief engineer Of the road.
1T Will be possible 10 work from
the southern end clear TO Currant
creek this winter" said Mr. Rasor.
as the weather conditions ar egood.
We can get everything in readiness
10 lay the rails when they are deliy-
cred TO MS according TO the contracts
made with the mills. delivery to be-
gin In five months We could use the
rails earlier, but can not get them.
IL is safe to say that the last spike
viii be driven in from fourteen to
sixteen months
The construction OF the new road
VIII mean the beginning Of a new era
Tor Ely. second IN its importance only
TO the change that was made when TIL
Nevada Northern was uuilt between
Ely and Cobre. connecting with the
Southern Pacific at that point.
The construction of the road Will
pat hundreds of thousands OF dollars
into circulation IN this Immediate vi
cini.y. II IS estimated that the con-
5uucton within twenty-five niles of Ely.
the most costly portion Of the entire
hne, VIII cost between $75O.0OO aud
SS0U.OOO The total cost of the road
VII be $4,000 coo. The heaviest grades
encountered will be in Robinson can.
lou, where a grade of l-4 per cent
viii be had The average grade for
the entire line. 2G5 miles In length
VIII be OF per cent.
The cost in Robinson canyon will
be more than 100000 a mile. This
tremendous expense viii be because of
the efforts to Keep the grade down so
low Thar heavy ore trains may be
hanied safely and ON good schedule.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-25

aay. and Tee courts were open 60
him
W. D. W. Zcllcr. who was called as
a witness on behalf n the CLUB. mar
Iowly escaped O sentence for con-
tempt of court bcCausc he refused TO
give hla name TO tho attorneys who
CrCas-cEamlncd him To an such
queries be- refused tn reply until tho
attorney dcslguatcd what name. front
middle rr last ne desired 70 know,
The most dramatic moment OF Tho
tsial occurred whoa Little Eddie
Miller waa calIti a. testify on behalf
Oi Tho prisoner. Attorney Pratt asked
Vcrmi ION of the court 10 ascertain
from tho prisoner. by certain line u
QLcstlouiug whether he understood
thc Significance of an oath. OF which
thr-o ngpcascd 10 De some douot On
account al -hc witness youthiulncsg.
The permission was granted boy the
court When eddie had qualified as
witness he was asked how long
he had known Mr. DcWolf he wa1
preparing 10 answer whcn Attorney
Boyd objected on the grounds that his
reply might tead u i1crim'naie Mr..
DcWoif The court sustained the ob
lection
When the Witnesses had all been
examined tho case was submitted TO
the Jury. which pr mptly returned o
verdict OF not guilty. The prisoner
with tears Of gratitude In his eyes,
personally thanked each member Of
the jury aad WAS allowed 10 leave the
room with Tie permission of the
court. After the adjournment OF court
Z program OF music was rendered and
the evening passed With other forms
OF entertainment
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-25
THE WOMAN RULES.

Fascinating women are the real rul-
ers Of the world. The power welded
by the woman possesses OF charm.
magnetism, spiritual energy. call II
by what name you VIII. is almost un-
limited
The beautiful woman may be fascIn-
ating; the fascinating woman need
not he beautiful
The difference between the merely
lovely woman and the one who c1erts
that compelling charm We call fascln-
alton is the difference between dew
and fire.
The dew is beautiful. delicate. won
derful. But IL leaves the heart un.
touched. Il calls forth no unknown
and undreamt-of emotion.
Like the lambent flame. the fas.
clnating woman Is ever changing. ever
radiant. throwing out tiny tongues OF
0rc in the form OF wit, symbolizing
the life force that thrills through all
creation. Fascination IS power in
scrutahle. II is to rule
Webster defines fascination as the
ability 10 cnchant. bewitch, captivate.
II is all this and more. and II is the
only beautiher that cannot be bought
In the modern beauty parlOr
The husband or lover OF a supreme
ly fascinating woman has not the cas-.
lest lot In life. but he has this recon-
pense-he never knows what II Is To
be bored In his lady's company.
For that one blessing a man ought
10 be willing TO turn his back on the
rosy paths OF peace. ANY woman can
hold a mans attention and interest for
a short time: II Is only the fascinat-
ing woman who never pals. who can
exert a subtle charm after Years Of
association when the familiar becomes
the commonplace.
Women who have possessed this
mysterious quality have dominated
their age. From the dim recegses OF
the tomb they sull influence the
world. giving a elamor and charm TO
the printed page of history.
Such women need not fear 10 die
OF grow old Tanner women can never
FIJI the niche they have occupied in
the hearts and minds OF those who
loved them
II is not wit nor knowledge. nor the
plnk.and-white or youthful bloom. that
lends TO a woman this potent power
10 cnthrall.
Many uneducatcd women are fascin-
ating. Women With spub noses and
Russian leather compleXions have
swayed the minds and hearts OF men
In all times.
The cause goes deeper than tho
color and texture OF eyes and hair or
the ability 10 speak several languages.
Nell CIV, nm. the bitter-sweet Nell
OF Old Drury." illustrates perfectly
the abandon. tho diablerie. the gayety
and seductiyeness OF the fascinating
tempprameut
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-25
MRS. EMELiNc PATTERSON
TO Be BURIED FRIDAY

Following a long Illness from
dropsy. Mrs Emeline l.. Patterson.
wife of Alexander Patterson. died al
her homo in Clinton. Davis county
yesterday morning at 7.20 O'Clock.
Mrs. Patterson was born I'm Ogden
November 2l. 1857, making her Gfy-
Two years of age al the time Of her
death. She wGs prominently connect.
ed with religious work. having for
many years been a member Of the Lat.
ter-day Saints church. She served for
several years as one II the presidency
Of Hooper Primary association. Be
sides her husband she Is survived by
five children, four grandchildren and
large number OF brothers and sis
tcrs. Mrs Patterson was the dauch.
ter Of Myron and Emeline Elmer
Childs
The funeral services will he held
tomorrow friday at noon a; the
Clinton meeting house. The remains
may be seen by friends on the morn
Ing OF the funeral from $3.50 until
1880 o'clock. Iujerment will be made
In the Hooper cemetery.