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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-08
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The Canyon cars will not go to the
Union Depot after May 8, but VIII
run from the corner of 25th and Wash
ington. All depot cars will transfer
passengers to Canyon cars. -
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

All bills due Mrs. ]. T. Smyths gro
Gerry store. 151 oath St, shall be re-
ceipted only on payment at store, and
bills contracted by Il. b. Smyth will
not he honored. =
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Feminine Inconsistency

The woman who resents her hus.
band working overtime lest she be de-
priyed OF pleasure is the sort that
In later years decries his poverty In
contemptuous tones.-Ch.cago Record
Herald.
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WESTON LEAVES TOPEKA.

Topeka. May S--Edward Payson
Weston reached Topeka at 1880 to-
DAY on his transcontinental Journey
on loot and was greeted by an I'M
mense crowd. He rested u half hour.
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DISHES FOR SUBSCRIBERS.

Special arrangements have Eeen
been made by this paper To secure for
its subscribers set OF dinner dishes
at the same price sold by Salt Lake
papers. Richardson & Grant viii have
2. car load OF dishes in for the Stand
ard-EXaminer subscribers in few
days Watch for our announcement
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NOTICE. have changed my black
smith shop from old stand 10 437 card,
where ] will be pleased to meet old
and now customers. j. Martin Lar
SEN -
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ONLY S1.oo

Excursion to Salt Lake via Denver
& Rio Grandc r r., Sunday, May 9th.
All trains-S1,00 round trip.
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ONLY $1.0o

Excursion to Salt Lake via Denver
& Rio Grande r. r. Sunday, May 9Th,
All trains-S100 round trip.
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For Jewelry. Watch Repairing. etc,
etc. see BETTER, 2476 Grant Ave.
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PRESIDENT TAFT
NAMES THREE JUDGES

, Washington, May S.-Presl-
} dent Taft today settled three
, federal judgeship contests by
; sending to the senate nomina-
tons of George Denworth as
, judge of the western district of
, Washington. Charles A. VIII
, lard of Minneapolis as district
, judge In Minnesota, and Wm.
, I Grubb for the northern dis
; trict of Alabama
; Charles A, Willard is warm
, personal friend of the pres
= ident and served on the bench
, in the Philippines from 1901 TO
, 1905.
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The finest cafe in the west Prices
reasonable. Music every evening. The
Potter. =
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Bermuda Silks in all col
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OFFICIAL FOOTBALL
RULES TO BE ISSUED

That harbinger OF fall. the official
football rules. VIII make its first ap-
pearance soon; in fact, they Will be
out this week
Changes In the rules have been few
Those who control the destInies OF the
game, realizing that the existing set
has proven most satisfactory. have de.
clined TO make radical alterations. and
when the book is issued it will be
found that the tinkering was done
more with an Idea OF clarifying the eX.
listing rules, particularly their phrase
ology. than with the intention OF
changing the style of play that proved
so popular last autumn
Opponents OF the forward pass have
been numerous. with the result that
this much mooted question occupied
considerable time out OF the national
committee, but after long deliberations
the decision was to leave the rule
practically as 1t has been in the past
The only change in the forward pass
section was TO better designate the
particular PLAYERS who are eligible to
receive the ball when it is thrown.
Next season man must be clearly
one yard back OF the neutral zone or
at the end of the scrlmmage line be.
toro he will be qualified TO participate
In the play. This conservative treat
! ment OF the clause is considered quite
a victory for the Western delegation
! TO the conference, which opposed the
suggestion OF some of tho eastern men
TO change the play by tossing the ball
directly over the line instead OF Ave
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GREAT BATTLE Is SCHEDULED

Boston, Aug 1S.-General Tasker
H. Bliss and his invading army OF the
Red rested tonight at least five miles
nearer Boston than they were twenty
four hours ago as a result of today'S
operations in the war game. The ex-
treme left of the Massachusetts, army
of defense. known as the Blues. under
command OF BrlgadIer General w. A.
Peal. was hammered numerically,
so that the entire left wing was
forced TO retreat The Blue army also
suffered the loss of ono battery and Il
wagon train.
Far superior in actual numbers and
in cavalry, the Red force swept down
upon the Blues left and drove them
first into one position and then an
other with irresistible force, For the
last three days General Bliss has
moved his army in three divisions
massed with the full strength of his
cavalry on his left flank
In other words. the flying squadron
has been between his infantry
strength and the Blue army and an in
yinclole strength it proved TO be with
the experienced Tenth colored cavalry
to infuse life into the volunteer cav
alrymen
The work of the cavalry arm was
most brilliant and of untold assistance.
From the beginning of the war at S
o'clock Sunday morning the Red troops
of cavalry has practically done all
the fighting for General Bliss, and it
was only in the last hour of today's
battle" that the infantry's strength
of the Red army was ordered into ac-
ton.
While today's lighting forced Cen
eral Peal to retreat and move his 6i
vision headquarters from Robins Pond
back TO South Henson. the engage
ment was regarded as merely prelim
mary To greater battle" which prob
ahlY VIII be fought TOMORROW
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PlNCKOT POLICY IS
HEARTILY ENDORSED

Denver, Aug. 1S.-Gifford Pinchot,
chief forester Of the United States de-
partment Of agriculture. and Thomas
F. Walsh. millionaire mine owner ex.
changed bon mots today before the
TranS-Mississippi congress and as a
concluding note In the harmony of tho
session the delegates wound up Mir.
Pinchots address with a round OF a3-
plause that shook the auditorium.
The so-called enemies of Plnchot-
ism" said they were satisfied with the
conservation ideas Of the speaker and
Joined in the cheering as Justify as did
the adherents of the chief forester.
Mr.. Walsh, In presenting Mr.
Pinchot. referred to the latter as a
patriotic young American who. rich in
his own right Is devoting himself 10
the service Of his cauntry. and whose
mistakes. If there are any, are those
OF the head and not OF the heart
A Little Soft Soap.
In return Mr. Pinchot spoke OF the
mine magnate as soldier of the
common good" and wished for more
of his kind And in this mood the
congress listened with evident salts
faction, now and then punctuated by
handclapping.
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BRE EVER is
|NDI(, tt D
Katz Is Charged With
Grand Larceny in
Loan Case.

New York. Aug 19.-The grand jury
this afternoon handed down an indict-
ment. against Charles Katz. president
OF the Eastern Brewing company Of
Brooklyn. charging him with grand lar
ceny in connection with the Windsor
Trust company loan transaction.
The grand jury also returned an in
dictment today against Walter D..
Clark, Il note broker, now under S12.-
900 bail, on a grand larceny charge
in connection with the case. John Al
Vim Young, president Of the Windsor
Trust company, and Jordan j. Rollins.
counsel and a director of the trust
company, went before the grand jury
today as witnesses, and were expected
10 explain the part the trust company
took In the loan tranaaction by which
NJ. j. Joyce, broker for F. Augustus
Heinze, is alleged TO have been de-
frauded out of $4,000 worth OF Davis
DAILY and Ohio copper stocks. Prev
iously Mr.. Young told the assistant
district attorney that the books OF
the Windsor Trust company showed
that $1,000 bonus had been received
for the part the company took In the
$4,000 loan to Joyce.
Mr.. Young declared to the assistant
district attorney that the real lender
was Charles Katz. a Brooklyn brewer.
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TAFT IS GIVEN A
STUFFED ELEPHANT

Beverly, Mass. Aug. 19.-Presldent
Taft is giving some thought to the
many speeches to be made on his long
western and southern trip and also TO
his annual message 10 congress. The
President has thought ont the general
plan of his messages; he has several
cabinet officers al work on tine details
of certain phases Of II, and he will not
take up the work of assembling the
document until a week or so before
congress Is to gather, The message
is not likely to be long one.
The mail man brought TO the execu-
tive Office this morning a stuffed gray
suede elephant about IL inches high
addressed to President Taft The lit
tie fellow had &c. o. P" stamped on
one side and on one ear On the
front of the elephant was traced a
picture OF the president and under
meath were the words Sunny Bill"
The elephant came from Detroit
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WOMAN DEFENDS
JUDGE LINDSEY

Seattle. Wash. Aug. lS.-Jhe con.
gress OF the American Prison associ-
alton today elected the following Of
ficers: President. Amos w Butler,
Indianapolis; vice president. James
A. Leonard, Mansfield. Ohio; Rev D.
Reed Imbrie. Hoboken, Pa; General
Demetrio Castillo, Havana Lieuten-
ant Colonel A. G. Irvine, Stony Noun
tain. Canada. Robert Ladow. Wash
inGton, D. C. general secretary. Jo-
seph p. Byers. Randalls Island. n, Y;
financial secretary, S, H Shirer, Col.
umbus. Ohio; treasurer, Fred Fl, Mills.
New York. Judge Richard r. Lancis,
OF Havana. was appointed a member Of
the committee on criminal law reform.
The national prison physicians as
sociation elected officers as follows;
Presirent, Theodore CuoIe, jr. Bal
timore, vice presidents, JONI Germ.
Auburn. \. Y; Walter y. Thayer.
Clinton. ~ Y; Secretary, Daniel
Phelan. Kingston, Canada.
The National Chaplans association
selected the followias officers: Rev.
Alois NJ. Fish. Trenton, n. J.. presi-
dent; secretary. Rev. II. Cresson Nc
Henry. Philadelphia; treasurer, Rev.
D. Reed Imbrie Hobgren. Pa.
A sensational incident of the day
was u scathins rebuke administered
to Frederick H Mills OF New York.
prison labor commissioner of that
state. by a woman In morning
paper MIR, Mills had criticised Judge
Ben b. Lindsey OF Denver and his
methods of dealing with prisoners.
When the congress was called TO
order this morning. Miss May Kruger
secretary of the Seattle Humane So
clety. at once obtained the floor TO
speak in defense of Judge Lindsey.
So severe was her 0rraignment of Mr.
Mills. however that the latter jumped
TO his feet with protest against Miss
Krueger's remarks, whereupon, Rev.
James c. Reid, Of Walla Walla, Wash,
moved that she be permitted 10 con
tinue and the congress with one shout
told her TO go on, She resumed. fac
ing Mr.. NILS and speaking with still
greater severity.
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CORPORATION TAX
NO WORRY TO TAFT

Beverly. Mass. Aug. 1S.-Replrts
reaching Beverly daily rom Washing.
ton and New York that the constitu-
tionality of the now corporation tax 10
10 be tested have not disturbed the
president in the least He so declared
himself today. The tests and che
protests. the president said. we're all
anticipated. Mr Taft, himself law
yer of some eminence and father of
the corporation tax idea. is thoroughly
convinced that the tax will stand any
test that may be applied to it. At
torney General WickerSham, corpo-
ration lawyer of note, and Senator
Root collaborated on the corporation
tax provision of the bill and the meas.
ure as enacted they believe. will sur
vive any attempt 10 nullify it
Attorney General Wickcrsham Is
coming To see the president Friday
TO discuss with him plan for re-
organizing the duties OF the interstate
commerce commission amendment of
tine Sherman antitrust law and bring
ing interstate corporations more def
nitcly under the control Of one branch
of the government.
According to Mr. Tatts view the
machinery TO enforce the laws on the
statute books Is inadequate He be.
lieyes the interstate commerce COM
mission is overcrowded with work and
| that It ought to be relieved of It's ju-
| risdiction as an executive body, its
| functions to be limited to the quasi
judicial investigation of complaints
made by individuals and b. a depart
ment OF the government charged with
the executive business of supervision.
The president also believes that
under the Sherman antitrust law
there is much to interfere with the
| legitimate business, but by amendment
II can be made an effective and just
instrument
To bring about coalition OF the law
| departments of the various govern
ment departments which have TO deal
with railroads and other interstate
| corporations and trusts so as TO per
init of quick and decisive action in
CAGES Of offense against the statutes.
Is another OF the tasks which the pres
ident has set for himself.
Secretary MacVeogh this week will
come TO Beverly 10 take up with the
president the appointment OF members
OF the tariff advisory commission au-
thorized In the tariff bill
President Taft is said TO believe
that the commission will have a suifi-
ciently wide scope of action to gather
almost any kind of tariff action thai
may be desired.
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BEAUTIFUL WEDDING
RECEPTION Is HELD

One hundred and fifty guests were
present at the reception for Mr.. and
Mrs. John Franklin Ellis. married In
the temple at Salt Lake yesterday
morning. which was held at the home
OF the brides parents, Mr.. aud Mrs
NJ S Browning. 2700 Washington ay-
enue. last evening
The handsome rooms Of the Brown
ing residence were made beautiful
with smilax and pink roses. An or
chestTa played during the evening.
Receiving with the bride and groom
were Miss Lucille Wallace and Earl
Emmett
Mrs Ellis was elegantly gowned ia
white and Miss Wallace wore beau
tiful dress of delicate salmon color.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Will spend their
honeymoon in Seattle and will make
their home at Logan.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Answer and Oemurrer-Both an an
Swer and demurrer have been hled
in district court in the civil action OF
the Sidney Stevens Implement COM
pany against B. A Bowman
Case Dismissed civil action of
r. L. Polk against A L. Kohn was dis
missed this morning at plaintiffs cost,
From Pocatello-R X. Lohman OF
Pocatello is in the city today and
Granted a Divorce New.
man was granted an interlocuting dc
cree of divorce in district court this
morning The camplaint alleged fail
ure TO provide.
Case Goes to Jury-The case of the
State of Titan against Henry Kunia,
charged with burglary in robbing the
residence OF Archie Bigclow, which
has been on trial since "Wednesday
morning was concluded this forenoon
and was given to the jury at l.
o'clock.
Constructive Cared For.-John c.
Lewis. a consumptiYe, who has been
living at the European hotel for some
time, has been taken in charge b. the
countY authorities. and will be sent
TO Barstow. Cal. where it Is hoped
he may be improved in health
Fruit Men.-E. l.. Robinson OF Gam
ble-Robinson Commission COMPANY
with local Offices in Ogden. and j. b.
Guptil are here on business
Going over New Road-Chairmao
Madison of the board OF county con-
missioners and Road COMMISSIONS
Child left this afternoon for Harris
vile and Plain City 10 examine the
new railroad system and during thel'
absence they will investigate the cnl'
verts and bridges recently washed ou'
in Warren district.
Real Estate Transfer Milton &,
Campbell and wife have traDsferFe'
TO John l., BIosser the north half o.
lot IL and all OF lot Is. block l. River
Wow addition to ogden City recen
Ing therefor 81 and other valuaoiS
considerations.
Boys Arm Eroken-RichaTd Raa.'
IL years old. son of Mr.. and Mrs. u
Raat. living at 2030 BalleHtyle AN
enue had his arm broken and his iaes
and body badly bruised when he tsn
from mis- bicycle while coastlng dow
the hill at Twentieth street and WASH
inGton avcnuc this morning He Wa
taken 10 Or, Z. l. Richs office whers
tho fracture and bruises were aF
tended
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STAMPEDE AMONG
SHORTS IN WHEAT PIT.

Chicago, Aug. 1S.-A stampede
among the shorts In the wheat pit to-
day forced the price Of September
nearly cents above the low point OF
the session. Congestion in the Sep.
tember delivery was the feature OF
the trading This condition was large
" responsible for an advance of rs
cents in the price of the September op-
ton, and for a bulge OF ] l-2@5-S to
! rs IN the more deferred months, al
though fresh crop damage reports
from the northwest helped along the
advance A report from Minneapolis.
claiming that the recent hot weather
IN the northwest had damaged the
wheat crop of North Dakota TO the eX
tent OF 25,000.00J bushels. was an
other source cf anxiety to the shorts.
The market was also bullishly affected
by an advance of half 70 one pence
in Liverpool and fresh advance In corn
prices During the day the September
delivery ranged between 80 S4 and
102 5-S. while December sold between
Sc 5-S@3-4 and 9S SIS The close was
active and strong, September 102 is
and December 9S 1904.
Continued dry weather in the corn
belt stimulated activity In the corn
market and caused sharp bulges in
the prices of all deliveries Numerous
crop damage reports We're received.
the greater part of which refers TO the
crop in Kansas. Final quotations were
up 1 TO ! IL.
Oats were affected by the advance in
wheat and corn. sentiment in the pit
being bullish the entire session The
close WAS strong at net gains Of 5-S@
81 to 3-467-S.
Provisions were strong all day
Prices at the close were to 25 higher
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DIABETES

We have the following unsolicited
letter from James T. Douglas. Harris
burg, Oregon
Harrisburg. Oregon, June %. 1908.
John j. Fulton Co, Oakland. CAL
Gentlemen l have had Diabetes Cor
ever two years and was almost in.
Was very weak and could hardly
walk \ friend of mine told me OF
the Fulton Diabetes Compound, and
! have now taken thirty bottles and
am feeling fine. and can sag that | am
sure IL ] had not gotten relief In
some way would now have been
under the sod Hence. can speak
for your compound 1t did the work
for me- What will you charge me
for three dozen?
Yours respectfully,
JAMES r DOUGLAS.
Another-Same mail brought a let
ter from r. 3. Fickling, the druggist
in Blackvllle. S. c., from which we
quote: Il have had a customer who
had Diabetes in It's worst stages. /
have gotten him out of bed on the
Diabetes Compound and have run out
Send duplicate of last order"
Diabetes is rated the world over as
incurable, but recoveries are beins
reported daily through Fultons Dia-
bette Compound. You may ask haw
II Is possible Tor person to recover
under the Fulton treatment when med.
ical text books admit they have moth
ing for It,
Let us say in reply. that when the
late John j. Fulton discovered he had
Brights Disease and that the text
books had no specific for inflammation
oi the kidneys. which was the real
difficulty. he set ont In q new dirco.
tlon TO evolve an emolllent that would
reduce inflammation IN the kidney
tissues, He worked it out and Inflan.
nation of the kidneys all along the
line from kidney trouble TO Brignt'S
Disease, even in the chronic forms is
now durable in about elghty-seven pei-
cent OF all cases.
Diabetes took 1t upon the theory
that as Diabetes is an impairment of
functions that are closely related to
the urinary processes. It ought to get
results in that trouble, too
II did, but much more slowly than
In distinct kidney trouble. This led
TO modification of the treatment for
Diabetes, with the result that Dia
oetes is also curable In nearly nine
tenths of all cases In people of mid
die age and upward (Kidney dis
ease commonly responds in all ages
For Kidney Disease, ask for Fultop'c
Renal Compound.
For Diabetes, ask for Fulton's Dia.
bette Compound.
Patients whose cases do not re-.
spond are requested TO write John ].
Fulton Co. Oakland. Cal
VIM Driver & Son Drug Co. arc
our sole local agents.
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KENEY WINS in
HARD STRUGGLE

San Francisco, Aug. 1S.-With but
four precincts to be heard from, the
nomination of Francis j. Heney spec
ial prosecutor In the graft cases in
this city. as Democratic candidate for
district attorney is virtually conceded
tonight 1t Is estimated that Heney
Will defeat his only rival. Charles Flick
ert, Republican and Union Labor can
didate, by $50 votes when the official
count Is in. First figures indicated
that Fickert had obtained the nomina-
tions of all three parties at the direct
primaries held yesterday. although his
name appeared only on the Republican
ballot. No candidate was named by
the Democrats or Union Laberltcs. and
the names of Heney and Fickert were
written In by the voters.
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CONDITION OF TREASURY.

Washington, Aug 1S.-Condition OF
tho treasury at beginning Of business
today follows:
Truet Funds:
Gold coin. $S5562l $50
Silver dollars, $4S7 10000.
Silver dollars of 1890, S4.1390o0.
Silver certificates outstanding
SiS7 10000.
General Fund:
Standard silver dollars in general
fund. S4,925.139.
Current liabilities. S99,290,262
Working balance II treasury OF
fees, s3l .5S2.459
In banks 10 crcGt of U. S, $3o,-
726.792.
Subsidiary silver coin, S26,1AS,5oS.
Minor coin. S209IS55
Total balance In general fund
Sl00,275.A54
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OPIUM TRAFFIC AMONG CHINESE

Los Angeles, Cal, Aug 1S.-Dele-
gates To the annual convention OF the
American Pharmaceutical association
were rendered q banquet tonight at
Long Beach. and this was followed
by Informal sessions of the national
association, boards OF pharmacy and
the American Congress OF Pharma-
ceutical faculties. One interesting
paper read at today's session of the
association was the report OF the In
ternational Opium committee, by DR.,
Hamilton Wright. OF Washington. d.
c.. special agent OF the government in
investigating the opium traffic.
Concerning the traffic In the United
States. the speaker said: "Of all the
Chinese In the United States, at least
20 per cent are addicted To the opium
habit to some form or other. The
yearly importation Of the drug
amounts to 10000 pounds Only a
small part OF this is consumed by
white people so that It would seem
the Mongolian population Is mainly
responsible for the spread OF the drug
habit throughout the world. Never
theless other AsiaticS as we'll as eau
casions use the drug in quantities..
The spread Of the opium traffic in
the Philippines prior TO March. 1905.
when laws were passed prohibiting the
traffic. were something enormous. In
1899 il was $1,000 pounds. In 1900
$4,000 pounds. and in 1902. $4,000
pounds. OF the total revenue of the
islands IN 1907. amounting TO more
than $l7,OOO,0OO 100000 was import
duties on opium
"Theappaling danger of the spread
OF the traffic is just beginning to be
realized. and all the governments Of
the world are taking steps TO abolish
the traffic"