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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-06
EFFICIENCY COMMISSION
CONSIDERS NEEDS OF NAVY

Washington. Feb. 5.-Perfect eff
cheney in military action IS President
Rooseyelt's idea of what the organiza-
ton of the navy department should
provide, and which, In his opinion. 1t
now lacks. Under mis- call for that
purpose. a commission OF eight men
OF wide experience IN naval matters
met today to consider needs of the
nay The commission consists of two
former secretaries or the navy de-
partment-Paul Morton of New York,
and Associate Justice William H.
Moody, of the supreme court Of the
United States: Judge A. G. Dayton OF
West Virginia, formerly of the house
naval affairs committee. and five re-
tired admirals. S. B. Luce, A, I. Ma
han, w NJ Folger, r. D. Evans and
W. S. Cowles. The President explic-
lily stated that he desired them to
consider and report nrst. the funda-
mental principles Of a system of or
ganization and execution rnat VIII pro
vide and maintain an immediate pre-
paredness for the battle fleet for any
hostility In time or peace. and, second,
to specifically recommend changes ne
cessary In the present organization
that will accomplish this result. The
commission Is to consider strategic
methods of the feet and number. To-
cation facilities of navy yards.
This commission met at the Invita-
tion of the Presideut on January 10
and discussed naval administrative
reforms and approved secretary New
berry's plans of administration, though
not considering that the present or
ganization OF the navy department
provides that efficiency Which should
at all times be maintained
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PRINCE Ito LEAVES
KOREA FOR JAPAN

Seoul Feb. 6.-The emperor of Ko-
rea paid a visit to the Japanese resi-
dency today and had luncheon with
Prince Ito, the resident general Of ia
pan, His majesty thanked Prince Ito
for his great services to Korea and
particularly during their recent tours
through the country. Later in the day
Prince Ito returned the emperor's Wis
1t. Prince Ito will sail for home on a
Japanese warship next Wednesday.
The report is prevalent that ne VIII
not return, but he will be succeeded
by Viscount Terauchi, at present min
lister of war
In response to an inquiry today,
Prince Ito said; THE question of my
return to Korea depends cnuirely up
on the decision of August Master. the
Emperor Of Japan" The failure of
Prince Ito's return would be a mat
ter of deep regret to Koreans and
foreigners alike. with whom he Is ex-
tremely popular, His recent speecles,
however, have Indicated tnat unless
there is an early cessation of sporadic
rioting among the disaffected element,
cOInpOSeu VI low hoie eslhS, Who' hS
asserts. are hindering the progress OF
the vast majority of the people or the
country, stringent action would be TAX
en- by Japan. This is taken to indi-
cate the probability of the annexation
of Korea to Japan. and Prince Ito's
Encouragement because OF the appar-
ent impossibility Of securing the inde-
nendence of Korea by means OF friend
ly guidance and protection.
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RESOLUTION BACKS UP
FIGHT AGAINST PlNCHOT

Sacramento, Cal. Feb. 5.-A concur
rent resolution was introduced today
In the state senate to back up the
fight being waged in congress against
Chief Forester Clifford Pinchot,
The resolution authorizes the attor-
ney general to appear IN behalf of the
state in any action brought by the
United States against citizens OF this
state, to collect taxes from them for
their use of property owned by the
state or the people thereof.
The attorney general is further d.
rected to assert and MAINTAIN the
right OF citizens of the state to use
said properties free of interference
from persons claiming 10 be officials
of the United States. and thereby to
be authorized and empowered to
make such interference.
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WHEN HER BACK ACHES
A. Woman Finds All Her Energy and
Ambition Slipping Away.

Ogden women know how the aches
and pains that come whom the kidneys
fail make life burden. Backache, hip
pains, headaches, dizzy spells. distress
ing urinary troubles, all tefi of sick
kidneys and warn you OF the stealthy
approach Of diabetes, dropsy and
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ogden. Utah, says: Kidney COM
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EUGENE AZEZ A
FUGITIVE FROM RUSSIA

st, Petersburg, Feb. 5.-Eugene
Azef is now being hunted by the gov
ernment as well as by the fighting So
cialists, the organization that has de-
clared him a traitor and condemned
him to death He was for q long
time one of the leaders of the social
lists, but at the same time he acted as
a spy for the government He Is now
a fugitive and recently has been re-
ported In Switzerland. The govern
ment has decided on account of the
revelations concerning his terroristic
activity, TO withdraw Its prediction
and make every effort to apprehend
him. The secret police. deeply COM
promised, in the Azef revelations. also
Will be thoroughly investigated.
NJ. Lopukine, the eX-chief Of police.
who also is charged with treason. is
being held in close confinement He
is not permitted to see a lawyer.
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ASSEMBLY MARKED BY
VIOLENT OUTBREAKS

Vienna, Feb. 5-The present ses-
sion of the Austrian parliament came
to an end this morning after a scene
of turblence, extraordinary even for
an assembly where violent outbreaks
are comparatively common.
The trouble. which arose from the
old radical feeling between the Ger
mans and the CZechs, broke out during
the debate on a government BILL the
object of which was TO reconsider the
differences. The radical Czech OBJ
structionlsts. who have been hindering
the debate on this measure for sew
eral days past, with continuous din
from drums and tin whistles, so ex-
asperated the Germans TINS morning
that the opposing deputies came to
close quarters and a fierce scrimmage
ensued One OF the radical Czech
deputies, man named Speczek, who
has been particularly violent In his
obstruction, was captured and whipped
until he howled for mercy Another
Czech was bitten by q German on the
cheek and sustained an ugly wound,
and black eyes and sore neaus were
numerous.
The premier. Baron Won Bienerth,
seeing the uselessness OF attempting
to pass legislation, closed the session
and sent the deputies homo.
The departure of the ministers was
followed by another free fight, in
which the opposing factions rushed
upon one another to the strains OF
revolutionary songs. and WILD conru-
sion reigned for half IN hour The
deputies finally became exhausted and
the battlefield was gradually deserted.
The sudden closing OF the session
and the political import of the disor.
der have had an adverse effect upon
the bouree.
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SCORES OF
P { 0 ? | {
KILLED
Hundreds of Thousands Lost
in Property Damage
by Tornadoes.

Louisville, Ky. Feb. 5.-Death for
nearly score of people, losses of hun
dredS of thousands of dollars in prop
erty and the crippling OF many tele.
graph wires, resulted between noon
and dusk today from a series Of small
tornadoes that swept the south Ten
nessec line TO the Texas Panhandle.
The known deaths thus far are:
Sulphur Springs, Texas Mrs. C.
child of Will Story. Mrs Story is re-
ported fatally injured.
Sulphur Springs, TeXas.-Mrs. e..
Caldwell.
AT Rolling Fork, Miss, four were
killed and at Booth, Miss, six met
death.
AT Ennis and WaEahachie, Texas,
and Roscoe, La. many houses were de.
molished. Arkansas and upper Louis
lana rice fields were damaged.
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the Lincoln type in New York today,
according 10 President Woodrow VIII
son of Princeton university
During the course of an address last
night before the Alumni association Of
Williams college. Dr. Wilson said:
Abraham Lincoln. II he had been
born in New York. would have thought
New York, and | want to tell YOU men
who live in this city that If you want
another Abraham Lincoln YOU had bet
ter get out your long distance glasses.
l don't mean to say that because a
man is born here that he cannot be-
come leader in the event of a great
national crisis, but If he does It will
be only by a supreme effort
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SALT LAKE AND
STATE NEWS
PAUlSON COMPANY TO
PUT UP STRUCTURE

Salt Lake Feb. 6-Plans have been
drawn, the contract let ana worK VIII
be started at once on one or the fin
est reinforced concrete structures in
the city, for use as a factory for tho
j. z. Paulson company, manufactures
of office fittings. The new factory Will
be located at 156 South Fourth West,
between First and Second South. and
will cost S55. 600.
The building will be three stories
in height and SO by 165 feet in size,
including an area OF 1920 square feet
In Its details it will fulfill the highest
requirements of fireproof construction,
and Will provide the best type OF FAC
tory building.
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SURRENDERED AFTER
SEEING AGED MOTHER

had committed a number Of bank rob-
berries In Nebraska and eastern states,
a man who said his name was Dick
Andrews. surrendered today to the
Lincoln police. Andrews declared
that last night be snatched a purse
from q woman In the Rock Island de-
pot. AS he escaped he recognized
his aged mother. who was on her way
to her home in Chicago.
He asserted that this incident so
unnerved him that he decided to sur
render to the police, A telegram
from Joliet. Ills, stating that Andrews
had served a term there under the
name Of Ed Hedley, and is now wanted
here, was later received.
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HE TRAVELLED 2,ooo,o 900 MILES
IN AZ YEARS ON ONE ROAD

Chicago. Feb. 6-More than two mil
lion miles travelled in forty-seven years
In performance of his duty as pas
senger conductor on the Illinois Cen
trail railroad, is the remarkable record
of William Thayer. who is dead from
heart failure In Hinsdale.
This long period of service was
passed ON the run between Chicago
and Dubuque, a distance of $50 miles,
over which Mr.. Thayer made about
240 trips year from 1853 to 1900. He
retired eight years ago at the age Of
IA years.
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GOMEZ DENIES STORY.

Havana, Feb. 5.-Tho reports which
were incirculation here yesterday to
the effect that Ricardo Arnauto, form
er editor Of El Reconcen,rado, has
been appointed chief or the public SER
vice in the department OF the govern
ment, was positively denied today py
President Gomez. The president, II is
said, yielded to the vice-presidents
wish and gave the order TO jose
Ugarte.
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cORONER'S JURY RENDER
VERDICT IN ESSICk CASE

Colorado Springs, Colo. Feb. s.
That Charles P. Essick. the aged clerk
of Pixies Peak Camp No. 5, w. O. W.,
was murdered by his 16-year-old son,
Paul EssIck. and his son-in-law. Rob
ert w Piper. Arthur DAVIS. and that
Mrs. Flora Essick. wife of the murdcr-
cd man, has a guilty knowledge or
the crime. was the verdict of tho
coroner's jury reached this morning.
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CHICAGO'S SUPERINTENDENT
MAY WORK FOR BOOK CO.

Chicago. Feb. cit is reported that
the trip to Boston of Edwin G.. Cool
ey,Chicago's superintendent or scnoors,
was caused by an offer of remunera-
tive position with publishing com
pany. Mr.. Cooley left here last Mon
day, going first to New York. There
he was met by representatives of
the company and afterward went 10
Boston, whero the book concern has
It's general offices.
The offer is said to exceed by sew
eral thousand dollars Mr., CooleyB
present salary of $4,000 year. II Is
not known that he has accepted Il
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FORAKER NJ AYSEEK
RESIDENCE IN ARIZONA

Phoenix. Arlz,, Feb. 5.-A special
from Washington says:
Members Of the senate are seriously
discussing the rumor that Senator
Foraker, In the event of statehood. Will
seek residence In Arizona for the
purpose OF representing that state IN
the senate. It is said that overtures
have been made to him by prominent
citizens of the territory, both Repub-
lican and Democratic.
Senators who have talked of this
probability express hope that it may
result in the return OF Mr.. Foraker to
the senate, Notwithstanding the inter
ruption of his career In Ohio.
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PRIVATE COMPLAINTS HAVE
INNING IN HOUSE

Washington. Feb. 5.-Private com
plants by the score mad their innings
in the house of representatives today,
the whole session being given over
under a special order 10 their con-
sideration
The Presidents message. vetoing
the census bill was read Just before
adjournment In reached the mousse
shortly after noon, but It's reading
was held up for fear that discussion
of IL might jeopardize the passage Or
a number Of private bills that were
entitled to consideration uncer special
order.
AT 5:3S p. m. the house adjourned.
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If YOU ARE A TRlFLE SENSITIVE

About the size Of your shoes. it's some
satisfaction to know that many people
can wear shoes a size smaller by
sprinkling Aliens Foot-Ease into
them. Just the thing for Dancing Par
ties, Patent Leather Shoes, and for
breaking in Now Shoes. When rubbers
or overshoes become necessary and
your shoes pinch. Aliens FootEase
gives instant relief. Sold Everywhere,
25c. Sample FREE Address. Allen s.
Olmsted. lie Roy, N. Y. Don't accept
any subetltute.
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EMPLoYE OF SALOON
SHOT AND KILLED

Seattle, Feb 5.--Harry Joseph He
losis. an employe OF the saloon known
as the Central Bar. owned and con-
ducted by Greeks. was shot In the
base Of the brain and killed some
time this morning. after the closing
OF the saloon. The body was found
come distance from the place with
pockets turned inside out Tne casn
IL the drawer Of the saloon was
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COST YOUNG MAN $3.50
TO KILL HIS STEPMOTHER

Waycross, Ga, Feb. ct cost Kirch
Williams $3.50 to kill his stepmother.
Williams, young man, shot and kill
ed his stepmother In November, 1904,
After being fugitive from Justice for
four years, he surrendeved 90 the
sheriff here yesterday and was given
an immediate trial He was allowed to
plead guilty to Shooting at another"
and was given the alternative of a
fine of $3.50 or nine months imprison-
ment Williams promptly paid the
fine
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BODY OF YOUNG WOMAN
FOUND IN CFSTERN

Dayton. Ohio, Feb. 5.-Today the
body Of young woman was dragged
out of a cistern In the rear or va
cant house Her brother mas idenu-
flod her as Lizzie Fulhart, IL years or
age of Vandalia, Ohio, and her sweet
heart. Albert Wilkie. employed at a
local machinery shop, is oelng held on
suspicion
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CAMPAIGN WILL
END IN BL00DSHED

Ell Paso, Texas, Feb. 5.-According
to dispatches received here 1t is open
ly predicted In Mexico City that the
gubernatorial campaign Of the state of
Morelas will result In bloodshed.
These reports say that President
Diaz has sent government troops TO
Cuernayaca TO support the guberna-
torial candidacy of his favorlte, Colo
mel Pablo Escando.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-06
OPERATION OF KENTUCKY
POOL ROOMS PREVENTED

Frankfort. Ky, Feb. 5.-The court
OF appeals today held that the opera
ton Of pool rooms In Kentucky can
be prevented by Injunction through
proceedings brought by the state at
torney general and that sucn proceed
ings can be instituted by nrm aIone.
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OFFICIALS SENTENCED.

Kiel, Feb. 5.-Three officials Of the
imperial navy yard we're sentenced
today to terms of three years, twenty
months and six weeks imprisonment,
respectively. having been convicted
of the embezzlement Of sevoraI hun
dred thousand dollars. Their pecuIa-
tions extended over many years.
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ment of domestic science and was
voted complete success.
Died at Home of Oaughter.-Mrs.
Mary Hodge died yesterday afternoon
at 3.25 o'clock at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. e NJ. Johnson, 1892
Childs avenue, of general debility.
Mrs. Hodge was born January l, 1889.
at Cheshire, England. became a mem
Der of the Mormon church in 1860, and
emlgrated to Utah in the year 1869.
residing In Weber county since that
time The deceased is survived by a
husband, William Hodge, three chill
dren and seven grandchildren The
time and place of the funeral services
will be announced later.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-06
BROKE AERoPLANE RUDOER.

Pau. France, Feb. 5.-While leav-
ing the ground this afternoon with
Paul Tissandier as passenger, VIII
bur Wright broke the rudder or his
aeroplane Neither SIR. Wright nor
nj, TYssandier were injured.
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LUCKY" BALDWiN'S
RECOVERY DOUBTFUL

Los Angeles, Feb. &c. ]. Oucky)
Baldwin, the noted turf man. Is still
in a very serious condition. 1t was
stated ut his Arcadia residence this
morning that he rested fairly we'll last
night and that 1t was hoped that he
might recover, Because of his ad"
vanced age and serious heart trouble.
however. there was no denying that
the case is still very grave one.
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NOTICE.

Ladies Auxiliary to b R. F., Will
meet In the Eagles Hall every second
and fourth Thursdays. at 2;30 p. m.
EMMA COURSEY, Mistress.
THELMA DAVIS, Secretary. -
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MAHMouT DEFEATS RoUEN.

Omaha. Feb. 5.-Yussiff Mahmout.
the Turk, defeated Taoul De Rouen
tonight In two straight pouts.
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experiences an anxious moment
"nen the guest at her table tries her
Bread. Biscuit, Rolls or MuGfns-the
mixing was right she knows-but how
about the FLOUR?
Every Woman who uses Peery's
Creecent Flour knows from mixing to
eating her baking is RIGHT.
Try a sack from your grocer.
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NEW YORK CITY COULD NOT
EASILY PRODUCE A LINCOLN

New York. Feb. Cit would be ex-
tremely difficult to nurture man of
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-06

looted and the safe showed an attempt
had been made to force II open. The
thieves got less than $50.
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STANDARD TELEPHONES
EDITORIAL ROOMS
Ind. phone, two rings. No. So
Bel! Phone, two rings. mo. 66
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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-20
Now They Never Speak.

A 'oolness growing out OF the fol
lowing conversation has sprung up he
tween Jones aud smith:
II mud splendid time last night.
said J,ars. Il spent the evening az II
little NJ, iai gathering nj the Goodman
mansion
Are the ';oodmnns nice people 2
queried Smith
well. ! should say NO. They are
very aristocratic To get into their cir
Gle one must have either n great deal
OF money or great deal Of genius"
You don't tell inc 50, And you say
you were tbereY'
Eyes"
you were invited. were your
''Of course
And TO be invited man has 20
have plenty OF money or great deal
Of genlusT'
Precisely
We'll. Jones. ] am very glad 10 hear
yon have become rich aii OF n sudden.
Lend me f5."-London Answers
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-20

A tenderfoot who visited the Yosem.
lite In the old days thus related his ex.
perience: The stage driver found out
that he was seriously afraid OF snake,
aud Immediately proceeded to make
his hair stay on end.
"venom/s reptilesf You bet.
don't know what reptiles Is. but then
snakes you can just bet your life Is
venomous. Why. one day was comm
down here driviD n wagon when
catches sight OF n snake In the brush
all ready for a spring My horses
starts. an whips 'em up fast IL
clear the snake. don't you see. afore
he could spring. lie makes one clear
spring. the snake does. an he misses
the horses"
That was lucky. hut you-you"-
Lucky yon bet your life II was
lucky. He missed the nurses. the
snake did. hut ne stuck his fangs
clean thrpu-h the wagon
You d"ni say
II d. say. and maybe you don't be
lieve II. hui IFS q fact He stuck his
fsngs ci,au through that wagon. an
that wagon is swelled up so bad that
we mad To leave Il by the wayside and
take the horses home"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-20
Antiquity o, IN, Water Pump.

The water pump Of today Is but an
Improvement an n Grccian invention
which drst came into use during the
reign Of Ptolemies Philadelphos and
Energetes. 2Si To 2oi u. e. The name.
which Is very similar In all languages.
Is derived from the Greek word penn
po. 10 send ar throw. The most an
Client description we have ~ water
pump u by Hero ot Alexandria There
H. no authentic account of the general
use % the pump IN Germany previous
io tn, beginning ~ the sirteenih cen
tury. Al about that time the endless
chain aud bucket works for riisiDg
water from minrs began 'o be replaced
bv pumps. IN the seventeenth century
rniatinc pumps. IKE The pappenham
engine with two pistoDs. and the
i'rim,. Rupert with one. were tirst
used Pumps with pluDger pistons
were invented by Morland. an Eng
lishunn. ~ iGsi and the double acting
pump hy Dr Ia Hire the French acade-
mician
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