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Arizona republican., 1909-09-17

A mob at Clarksdale, Mississippi, searched long and hungrily the other day for a man charged with a revolt ing crime. Not finding him, they took his brother. presumably guiltless of any crime, and hanged him. Still. it should be remembered on behalf of the mob that it was made up of prominent citizens, who wore no masks of any kind" This of course makes everything all right-in Missis- sippi.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-17

Bernice Cosgrove, a California girl of IS, is just now one of the sensa- tions of Berlin. She seems to have remarkable mediumistic powers. and citizens of the German capital meet nightly to note the manifestations. From a tumbler turned down on a table sounds from the spirits are emitted. A few nights ago long dis tance" succeeded in getting former President Mckinley at the other end of the wire, and inquiry was made of him as to the truth of Dr. Cook s claim that he reached the pole. The spirit of Mir. Mckinley, with charac- teristic caution and tact, replied that there was no positive proof And as Mir. Dooley says, There ye are"
Arizona republican., 1909-09-17

are invested in the business. Inas- much as children form a large pro- portion of the patrons of picture shows everywehere, it becomes q mat ter of moment and general interest that this form of entertainment shall be wholesome. and free from objec- tionable features.
 To the credit of American showmen and American patrons, indecent pie lures have never been popular in this country, no matter what vogue they may have in France, and there is little cause for complaint on that score. But pictures of brutality and pictures of crime should be forbidden.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-17
Do it Now

Tomorrow A. M. too late., Take a CASCARET at bed time; get up in the morning feeling fine and dandy. No need for sickness from oUer-eating and drink ing. They surely work while you sleep and help nature help you. Millions take them and keep well.
 . se CAScARETS Ioc a box for a weeks treatment, all druggists. Biggest seller in the world. Million boxes a month.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-17

The mere fact that his ship bears a distinguished name should not lead Peary to conclude that it's wise for him to call everybody a liar right off the bat
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-22
The BREWER '1NNfR CIRCLE" ARE
CAUGHT IN THEIR OWN TRAP
Try Throw the Responsibility Their Msdeeds the Woman and
Now Want to Dvda Their Crooked Work With Republican
Councimen--" Turn the Rascab Out"

What did the Brewer ring, the 'iD-
ner circle say In reply to the charges
OF rottenness In city affairs? Did they
disprove the charges? NO. they simp-
ly said that there are five Republi-
cans in the council and that the city
auditor and city treasurer arc also
Republicans and that they arc part of
Brewers city government. What an
indirect confession,
They say that Mr.. Glasmann
charges the city auditor with max
ing false reports" MIR. Glasmann has
done nothing of the kind. Mr.. Glas-
mann. IN his speech, congratulated
the city auditor for having made a
true report in spite of the Inner
circle" of the Brewer ring. II is true
some OF the present city officials are
Republicans. but they do not have tho
management Of city affairs. What
has Thomas B. Farr, city treasurer.
10 do with spending the city's money!
>otuiuSs ue Id" says nt Sudil SJlc
ly keep the funds and pay the money
out on an order of the mayor and city
council countersigned by the record
er and auditor. That Mr. Farr has
done. What did he have 10 do with
the crooked water report? Nothing
What are the duties OF the auditor?
Does she appropriate the money? No.
The mayor and city council do that.
DID the auditor make that water re-
port? No. The mayor and Demo
cratic members of the city council
claimed that exclusive honor. Now
they are willing to divide II with tho
Republicans. No. thank heaven. the
Republican city officials had nothing
to do with it.
The Brewer "inner CIRCLE consist
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-22
THIS MAN FORCED
HIMSELF INTO JAIL

Saan Diego. Cal. Oct 22-F. e.
Hawnan. wanted in Pueblo, Colorado.
for embezzlement from the Red Mems
lodge there. is under arrest here.
Hawnan walked into police head
quarters several days ago and request
cd that he be locked up, explaining
why. The officers refused to comply
with his request. He returned Thurs.
day and repeated the declaration that
he was wanted in Pueblo, and Chief
Wilson telegraphed the officers there
for particulars.
Hawnan continued his visits TO the
police station and today he was told
that his appeal TO be arrested would
be granted. He apologized for having
caused the officers so much trouble
and. borrowing % cents from the desk
sergeant, went out alone for breakfast,
promising to return In thirty minutes
He kept his word aud was locked up
In cell pending the arrival of Pueblo
officers,
Hawnan saws that while treasurer
of the Colorado lodge he took Zoo
Of its funds.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-22
BANK OF ENGLAND
WARNS WALL STREET.

London. Oct. 12-The financial
writer's In the London morning news
papers for the most part considers
the Bank of Englands action in rails
ing the discount rate as warning to
Wall street spectators. The Stand.
ard questions whether a five per cent
rate will suffice
The Chronicle says:
Present conditions are strikingly
similar TO those which led to the fin.
ancial panic in America in 1907. The
fact that American operations on a
huge scale are again being financed In
London makes 1t imperative to check
the possibility of America dragging
away our gold"
The Financial Times saws.
"lf Wall street disregards the plain
danger signal, further coercivo meas.
ureS must be tried"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-22
AMERICANS LOST
IN PHILIPPINES

Manila. Oct 22-Tncompletc re.
ports show that twelve persons were
drowned during the recent floods In
Northern Luzon. The destruction OF
property was heavy. The floods in
the vicinity of Dagupan continue. the
streets of the place being flooded as
late as yesterday by five feet of water
Washington. Oct 22-Six lives.
some of them Americans, are known
to have been lost and probably many
other people perished in the recent ty-
phoon which swept across the north
ern part Of the island of Luzon In the
Philippines. according to telegram
from Governor Forbes. received at
the bureau of insular affairs today.
The typhoon crossed close to Ba
guio, the capital of the province Of
Benguet. and the rainfall which ac-
companied II caused the sharpest rise
in the Bued river ever known. inflict-
ing great damage TO the roads of the
province.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-22
BUSINESS MEN COMPLAIN
BECAUSE OF STREET GRADE

1t is said by the foreman OF the
Moran forces that in week from
next Saturday tine asphaltum on the
streets in the western part of the city
Will have been laid, and the workers
for operations there.
This evening the asphaltum on the
east side of Wall avenue, between
Twenty-hfth and Twenty-siXth streets,
VIII be laid. and early tomorrow morn.
ing the asphaltng of the west side
Of Lincoln avenue will be begun.
When this side OF Lincoln avenue is
finished. the roadwaSs OF this section
OF the paving district, embracing Wall
and Lincoln avenues and Twenty.
fourth street, between Grant and Wall
Will be opened for trafIic, and that
the hauling to and from the ware.
houses may be done on the asphalt
pavement.
There IS a difference OF four or five
inches between the asphaltum grade
and that of the street railway track
on Wall avenue. between Twenty-ffth
and Twenty-sixth streets, the latter
being much lower than tho former
The business men 10 that section, who
have a good deal of hauling TO do
say ii will be next to impossible for
them TO traverse the street with any
degree of safety 10 their wagons II
the grades are permitted 10 remain as
they are. They also say that TO make
the street grade four or five inches
higher than the car tracks Will fur,
nlSh reservoir for the waters that
may fall upon the street during tho
winter months
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-22
ASSOCIATI TION
FOR MED BY
TEACHERS
j. E. BEESON OF HIGH SCHOOL
MADE PRESIDENT.
Meeting is Addressed by Prof. j. II,
Paul Of State UnIVersity-ln-
Structive Session.

The principals and teachers OF the
Ogden schools held an instructive
meeting yesterday afternoon at the
city hall council chamber. The at
tendance was large and much interest
was manifested by the educators.
Professor J. n. Paul of the State
University occupied most of the time
before the pedagogues In an address
on Self Improvement" The profess
sor advocated the idea that the teach
er should voluntarily enter into a
course OF study for the purpose of self
improvement. and that the work
should always be done with the ac-
qulrements OF credits In view He
said 1t should be systematic, we'll
directed study He maintained that
If the teacher devoted one hour each
day TO this work. much progress
would be made and the schools, as
we'll az the teacher. would be bene-
fited. Mr.. Paul also advocated the
organization of the teachers into as.
sociations. the object Of which is TO
do extension work in various branches
of education.
The spirit Of organization prevail
cd with the teachers and the Ogden
Teachers association was brought in,
10 existence. The officers elected
were.
]. E Beeson OF the High school.
president
w. w Morrison. vice president.
Evelyn Turner, corresponding sec
retary.
Mary A. Stanley. recording secre-
tary
Miss L. l. Irwin, treasurer.
The association will meet once each
month,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-22
PURE FOOD CAMPAIGN

From last fridays Standard. Dur
ing recent weeks numerous com.
plants have been received by the
pure food commissioners OF slaugh-
ter houses where the meats are per-
mitted to lie on filthy floors. cut on
tables that reek with blood and un,
clean matter, washed with dirty watef
and otherwise prepared for market
in a manner wholly in violation OF
all rules of sanitation"
Compare this with the regulations
governing the handling of u. S. In.
spected Meats. Regulation TO- Sec.
ton 5. reads: All trucks. trays. and
other rcceptacles. all cbutes, plat
forms. racks, tables. etc, and all
knives. saws, cleavers. and other
tools. and all utensils, machinery and
vehicles used In moving, handling.
cutting. chopping. mixing. canning or
other processes shall be thoroughly
cleaned before using.
In same regulation I'm Section Q II
says, The rooms or compartments
in which meats or meat food pro-
ducts are prepared, cured, stored.
packed. or otherwise handled shall be
kept free from flies and other vermin
by screening.
All S. Inspected Meats arc stamp.
ed in this manner.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-22
GREEN RIVER
A GROWING
TOWN
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD MAX
ING MANY IMPROVEMENTS.
Residents Are Following the Example
and Are Building Up the Wyom-
ing Town.

Charles F. Fisher, manager Of the
Green River club house, built by the
Hartman lines for the exclusive use
OF the employees running into that
town. is in Ogden on a short visit. He
speaks enthusiastically of the future
OF the Wyoming town and says 1t will
be the metropolis of the western part
of the state. The town is forging
ahead and great amount OF building
is going on.
The Union Pacific Railroad company
is eXpending between S65 600 and $75,.
600 on Its new two-story brick depot; !;
has expended about S2S.00O on the
railroad mems club house. and is ex-
pending considerable money in hay-
ing the depot hotel remodeled and i'm
proved. The railroad hotel has been
moved from the depot onto the next
block, and is now in the hands of
carpenters. plastercrs and painters. In
the future there will be no hotel at
the depot
Mr.. Fisher states that the work Of
double-tracking the road between Rock
Springs and Green River started with
In the past week. and is being rushed
10 completion. The traffic on the
Union Pacific OF the colonists. tourists
and commercial representatives has
increased wonderfully, and. while the
officials of the Utah division handle
the many passenger trains daily with
promptness and dispatch. the double
track is an Improvement that Is much
needed and will greatly facilitate the
handling OF trains.
Groom Rivor Mr. Fisher ct1foc q
very active in the building line The
residents. appreciating the work and
confidence of the Union Pacific Off
cials in their town, are erecting
large number OF substantial business
blocks and pretty little residences and
bungalows.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-22

John E. Burt has purchased a farm
on West Twelfth street from John II
/ Hull for a consideration OF $4,000
Both deals were made by H Whet
/ stone & Son. real estate agents.
The Russell-James buy and sell the
! best meats In the city, =
Good wages and steady employment
for dining room girl. laundress
and house girl at the State School
for the Deaf and Blind -
Food cooked and served right. You
don't walt at Charles Cafeteria. -
Horse FrIehtened-Whilc driving
along the Plain City road YESTERDAY
afternoon horse owned by Mrs. a.
Wangsgaard of Five Points, became
frightened at an engine of the street
car company, and In jumping TO the
side OF the road overturned the vehicle
and Mrs. Wangsgaerd was thrown 10
the ground. The trainmen stopped
the engine as soon as possible and
rushed 10 the rescue of the woman.
She was taken into her home at Five
Points and DR., Joyce summoned Upon
examination he found that other than
a number OF slight flesh wounds, the
woman had escaped serious Injury.
Anthracite coal-Fill your bin nc.
fore cold weather Phone 81. John Farr
CoAl-Rock Springs, Castle Cato
and Clear Creek. Gillette Coal Co,
loS West 9th st, Phones 1914
Lal
ored was arraigned in the municipal
court this morning on the charge OF
robbery, and was held for preliminary
hearing IN the sum of $500 Shepherd
could not furnish bail and he was re-
manded to jail Shepherd Is alleged
10 have assaulted one Edward Bou-
quet on the night of October 10 and
robbed him OF a watch and chain of
the value of $50. The time for the
hearing has not been determined.
Consumers Coal Co. All kinds OF
good coal. Agents for Grass Creek, the
best 81 coal on the market A. A.
Shaw, Mgr. Both phones 41S.
Few good men can get winter en-
ployment at the Sugar Factory by ap.
plying to the Superintendent at the
Factory.
Fined S5-Jobn Chipp and John
Chink we're before the police Judge
this morning 10 answer to the charge
OF drunkenness. They pleaded guilty
and were each fined So or serve five
days In the city Jail.
Kemmerer Coal guaranteed the best
Sold only by NJ. l.. Jones Coal Co, Ind.
li0. Bell 499K.
Buy your "Approved' garments at
the Utah Knitting Co They make
them. Sale now on. 302 25th ST.
CoIored Man Dies SuddenIy-John
Robinson. a colored porter employed
between Ogden and Ely as a Pullman
porter. died at the hospital Tuesday.
The man had been removed 10 the
hospital 10 be operated upon for ap-
pendicltis, but before the operation
he was seized with fit of vomiting
and died with rupture of the intes-
tines. The local officers Of the Pull.
man company are making the funeral
arrangements.
Brick warehouse for sale. Purchas.
er TO remove material from the ground
Apply John Scowcroft & Sons Co
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-22

| ing OF Brewer and the Democratic
councllmen, run the waterworkS. The
Brewer gang would only allow one
Republican on the water committee
and did that only for appearance
sake-and reserved the other five
places for themselves. and now they
say, Bill Glasmann attacks the Re
publicans"
AS a matter Of fact, Mr.. Glasmann
does not care who gets bit for doing
rotten city work. But In this In
stance. Mayor Brewer and his Inner
circle" are the guilty ones. The
crooked water report was approved
by Mayor Brewer and signed by the
following Democratic councilmen:
H f. Peery, Sam Browning, C. ].
Humphris, Chris Flygare and Sam
Thomas.
And dear reader, those men arc the
hub of Brewers Inner circle" They
and they alone are charged by VII,
liam Glasmann as being responsible
for the water report
The Brewcrites In their paid ad.
vertisement in the Morning Exam
iner say that Florence Stanford. city
auditor, kept the waterworks books
Sname on YOU BreWerlteS, to hide be-
hind woman's skirt But 1t Is not
true. Mrs. Stanford did not keep the
waterworks books which showed over
$4,000 In cash on hand The books
Mrs. Stanford keeps show that the
waterworks is S230.66 short In cash.
Why lie about that. Give lone, de-
fenseless woman at least fair
chance,
Read this attack from the Brewer
paid advertisement in the Morning
Examiner. Here 1t is
WHO kept the books and who made
the report? Florence O'Nell Stan.
ford. Republican officer running on
the same ticket with Bill. Think of
the moral perversity of a man who
would thus attack an innocent and
defenseless girl so unfortunate as to
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-22
MURDERER OF FAMILY
WAS WE'LL ACQUAINTED

Kansas City. Mo-. Oct pa cor.
oner's inquest over the bodies of
Alonzo Van Royen. his wife and her
sister. Miss Rosa Mcmahon who were
murdered on their farm. five miles
west Of Kansas City. Kansas, We'd
nesday last. was begun today. No
arrests have been made
The county authorities today are
working on a new theory which
arises from tho fact that the Van
Royen homestead showed no evi
dences OF a hurried search by the
murderer. though robbery Is known
to have been committed.
"The murderer was some one famil-
lar with the premises and some one
acquainted with the family and not
tramp" said Prosecuting Attorney
JOS. Taggart today.
From the nature Of the wounds,
the murderer must have fired several
shots into each body after II lay on
the ground. This indicates to my
mind that he was some one who fear
ed he would be recognized and de-
sired to be sure all were dead"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-22
new HOMES ARE To BE
BUILT BEFORE WINTER

Evcrt Neuteboom has begun the
construction OF a $1,000 residence on
Monroe avenue between Twenty-sev.
enth and Twenty-eishth streets. The
home Will be completed In the next
80 days.
H. j. Yool has been granted per-
mission TO build a residence on
Eighth street. between Grant and
Washington avenues. The house will
cost about $1,000 and will be COM
pleted within the next three months,
S. w. Purdy has planned a fine res.
idence on Adams avenue. between
Twepty-eighth and Twenty
streets. and It's construction will be
begun Immediately The home will
cost upwards OF S1,S00 and Will be
completed early in January.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-22

be on the same ticket to accomplish
MS low, contemplate purposes"
The above from the Examiner mud
battery, paid for by the Brewerltes.
shows that all Mr.. Glasmann said I'm
his speech is true. The Brewerltes
are trying to gain sympathy by stat.
Ing that Glasmann attacked woman
Now read this and seec what Mr.. Glas-
mann said In his speech about Mrs.
Florence Stanford
What GIasmann Said.
Let me here congratulate our CITY
auditor for having the nerve TO make
this second report and 10 file it in her
Office in spite OF Mayor Brewer and
his inner circle You might think
this bunch would have overawed her.
but they did not"
is that an attack on Mrs. Stanford
No. indeed u congratulates her for
having made report Of her own that
shows the water report was not true
Mrs. Stanfords report shows the wa
terworks is in debt s23066. while the
water committee report shows
S9,S94.34 cash on hand. Mr. Glasmann
denounced the latter report. not the
one made by Mrs. Stanford
oname on you Brewer people, to
thus attempt 10 turn your misdeed
on 10 defenseless woman who has
no husband 10 defend her. and whose
oldest child is only years old. Shame
on you. Brewer. to do or even to per.
init such a cowardly act That act
alone ought to lose you every woman 3
vote
Voters. what do you think of the
Brewer bunch by this time? How will
other departments of the city govern
ment show up If an expert looks them
over, If the waterworks report shows
such crooked work as vas shown at
the Weber stake auditorium Wednes-
day? Just read the speech again and
be convinced
Ogden men and women. up and at
them. Turn the rascals out"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-22
BANKERS DENoUNcE THE
STATE BANKING BOARD

Tulsa, Okla. Oct 21.-With but one
dissenting voice, the members OF
group four of the state bankers sec.
ton representing sixty banks in the
eastern part of the state in meet.
ing here today denounced the state
banking board for It's methods In
dealing with the affairs OF the Colunl.
bia Bank & Trust company of Okla
homa City.
They also demanded that the state
bank examiner issue a statement re.
garding the conditions of the bank.
The resolutions also recommends
that the state banking board as IL
now exists be abolished and tina;
a guarantee fund be rc-deposlted with
banks from which 1t originated and
no interest be paid by banks while de
posted with them.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-22
Kansas City Livestock.

Kansas City. Mo, Oct 22-Cattle-
Receipts 1000; market steady TO
weak. Native steers 81 25aS 50. ma.
tive cows and heifers 81 20a4 10;
stockers and feeders SO 0oa5 25: hull'
81 .I5aS rs; calves So 50a7 so, west.
ern steers SO 50a5 40; western COWS
So 15ai25
Hogs-Receipts 1000; market
steady TO &C lower Bulk OF sales ST.
soar 60; heavy 81. soar. 20: packers
and butchers 81 40a7 .65: light 81 90
az so; pigs sc 00a7 90.
Sheep-Receipts 5000; market
steady. Muttons 81 0Oa4 IS; lambs
80. .I5a7 2S; range wethers and year
lngs s4 25a5. 20. range ewes So. o0a
. 90.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-22

Its session here yesterday. Cover
nor Campbell and other state officials
and a number of congressman. were
among the delegates 10 welcome the
President
Mr. Taft made the trip from La
Quinta to Corpus Christi. distance
OF ten miles, on the revenue cutter
Window. Secretary Of War Dickin.
son accompanied him On the trip.
The President returns to La Quin-
Ia this afternoon for game of golf
and will leave Gregory at p. m. for
Houston. where he is due early Sat
urday morning. Saturday evening
will be spent at Dallas and early
Sunday morning the President will
leave for St Louis TO make the four
day trip down the Mississippi to New
Orleans