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And in accordance with law ana
order Of the Board 81 Directors hihO
0u tho 10Th DAY OF August, 1912, so hl..
shares 81 each parcel Of stock a- n
bo necessary win be SOLD at public pr.
ton az the office or the company ru'N
Z. Knight Block. Provo. utah. on WeiN,
day. October SIN, 1900. at me hour IN
o'clock b. M 20 pay the dcIinQueh.
sesamont. together with the cost "i fN
vertlslnr and expense ~ saln
n. u. ALLEN sccret.fl
Offco. Room 2. knight Block PROV
fffal.
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TINTIC ORE SHIPMENTS.

The following were the shipments Of
ore out OF the Tintic district for the
week ending Friday night:
Centennial Eureka, 80 carloads;
Eagle & Blue Ben. 2. Yankee. 9; Uncle
sam z. May Day Fast Tintlc De-
velopment. g Scranton, 4. Carlsa.
lease Iron Blossom. TO- Gemini. 4
Bullock. 1; Sioux Consolidated IS;
Ajax. 4; Colorado. S0 dragon, 81,
'Beck Tunnel, 81 'Iron Blossom. Al
swansea, /. Salvador, /; May Day
Con. /. Total 2ig
cotton cars
In addition 10 the potion car lots
noted above. the rintic smelter re-
ceived "a b0-ton carloads from the
Day mine, Phoebe. and IL from the
Horn Silver mine, Frisco
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NOTICE or SALE


DECEASED.
The undersigned VIII son li
sale the following property lo'Hl'N
Emery County Itah towit a..
a 0ne-half undivided Interest l'
following properly;
The south p of section "a. in' 'N
cast q of section 20 iho norm
Tho south east 2 of serlon .r
feGtiou a3. tho north is or sfcilnn
located Ia township % south Of fANs
east. salt Lake Meridian. Also Nhr
q, OF rectlou B. the southeast 3 Ut
ton. y al in township p south oi
3 Gust salt Lake Meridian
on on AFTER Saturday. me- ADO
October 1850 and written hlln w
received I'd the office Of Young a
Att0rneya DaHcret national tAnh N
Salt Lake cts Utah Terms %.
10 per cent cash af tho time ' ..t
balance unon confirmation hf me
JOHN SHARP
WA 10 SHARP
a. A. WILLIAMS,
EKocui0i.
Dated sept Is, 1919
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Tho percentage ~ actual reserve Of
tho clearing house banks today is % a.
The statement 81 banks and trust com
panies ~ Greater New york. not report
Ing 90 the clearing house. shows that
These Institutions have aggregate de-
poeita OF 81 3ffO nl 90. total cash ON hand
iili leo go. and loans amounting 90 81 s25.-
9l9e0
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BANK STATEMENT.

New York. Sept. ls-The statement Of
clearing house banks FOR the week show
that the banks holds sT.59I.52j more than
the requirements OF the % per cent re-
serve rule This is an Increase OF S.l22-
$50 IN the prOportionate cash reserve az
compared with last wess. Tho statement
follows.
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UNLISTED STOCKS
AFTERNOON SALES


Reck Tunnel 500 at a.. 900 az 81 y.
Cedar Tai. 1000 az 6.
Colorado. 500 at 100
Columbus, 100 at I0a
Crown Point. 500 at SN
Grutl 1000 at az
IRON Blossom. zoo al 1.f2l5 500 a.
Ley. seller I0 700 az lis. buyer
60, LOO at 1i5. 500 at l15. seller
90; 500 At III % buyer So
Mason Valley. 200 az LOS.
May Day. 200 40 "a
Mineral Fiat, 5000 AZ o zoo al 5ii
buyer so.
New York. 400 az S.
Ohio Copper. 100 st $50.
SILVER King. goo at 4.05 100 at
400 50 at 4: 100 at 40 100 at
4.1afs. 100 at as: 100 NJ 4f7K.
o. &C..
So Col. Con. 5000 At IL.
Swansea, 1000 at g.
Tin. Central. 1000 at ~: 1000 at
q seller CO. 1000 al ia
Utah Con- 1000 at 9lk
OPEN BOARD.
Bullock. 1000 at TX.
Columbus. 1000 at J.
Grand Central. 400 at $50.
Iron Blossom. 1000 at 1.17la. seller
so; 1000 at lis seller go.
Mineral Flat. 1000 a. 5.
Provo. / 900 az 9.
Sioux Con, 500 az So. seller so i,5o0
at g.
TOTALS.
Shares Amount
heguiar 2b.0s4 I'll, fS0S5
OIen ............. 1s,4O0 100000
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BOSTON COPPER RANGE.

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brokers. 6 west second South street.
furnish the following received over
their private wire this afternoons
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CONCORDANCE OF THE BOOK OF
MORMON
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NEW CATALOGUE,
JANUARY 1, 1908,
CHURCH WORKS

We viii send Our new cataie1I'
any address FREE Brought w ,hs
date al the end OF the year A.
standard Church works inclpnto
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BANK CLEARINGs.

New York, Sept l7-Bradstreers bank
clearlngs report for no week ending
Sept IS. shows an aggregate OF 50 832.-
653.000. as against =. "a $4,000 last week
and s2.ss9 10000 IN the corresponding
Of tha fiffaat Tun Taao
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WOOL.


81 lous Sept lf -In0hanK
"a Territory and western mef lums
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J. Il. WHITNEY. Stock Broker.
s34 Atlas. Bell. I470. Res 3004-Z.
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r,oNl M, M, Il.R,EAsuRE MILL. co.,,
lace ~ bushes. provo f-iE nnUM
mere are delinquent upon ~. NnNr
ICES .. POO stock on account q, 'N ns
fnent No. : of one cent ner ID
On the 10Th DAY Of Aun,a "a, Icu.
-, ~ amounts set opposite tbs h.
lows. ''ViuefH. as d.
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OPEN BOARD

3e.4S4 SiS.S2O.75
WEEKS TOTALS.
92s. $40 shares, S2S7, 1855.
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SALT LAKE BANK CLEARINCS.

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Montana Tonopah. VI bid: Tonopah
Extension. 60 bid MacNanara. 31d3e;
Midway. 1890 West End Cons 30
asked, Jim Butler 1903
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-21
GOVERNOR OF MINNESOTA
TOOK HIS WIFES NAME

St Paul. MINI. Sept 21.-Adolph C.
Eberhart, who by the death OF Cover
nor John a. Johnson. becomes ths
chief executive OF the state. was born
In Sweden. IS Years ago. but came 10
Minnesota I'm 1881. He attended the
public schools and was afterward
graduated from GustavuS Adolphus
college AT St Peter. as a minister ~
the gospel Soon after his graduation
Mr.. EberhaH abandoned church work
and took up the study of law. He soon
built up large practice
For many years Mr Ebcrhsrt has
been interested In politics and has
worked hard for rho success of the
Republican party. He was al one time
clerk OF the United States circuit and
district courts and later was United
States commissioner for the district
OF Minnesota. In 1903 and 1905 he was
elected to the state senate. In 1904
he was elected lieutenant governor
and was reelected in 1908.
Mr.. Eberhart's name original was
Olson In Mankato, where he formerly
lived. there were half dozen or moro
Adolph Olsons and much confusion re-
suited. so when the future state on
cial was married he asked the court
10 permit him 10 take the namc OF his
wife, q petition that WAS granted.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-21
Q Q Q o @ @ O @ Q Q @ @ Q @ @ @ {

Mobile. Sept 21.-Aftcr night Of
terror, during which the West Indian
hurricane swept the city and the
water covered the docks and backed
UP In the city streets. the storm sub
sided today. The government ordered
down the hurricane warnings al a.
M. and the waters. (which had reached
Water street. began TO subside.
While many houses have been un-
rooted. no losses OF life have been re-
ported here. The property loss in
The city probably will not exceed
$4,000, including shipping in the bay
The wind swept the city at times at
so miles an hour, most OF the time
it came directly from the bay and
drove the tide into the streets until
a stream two feet deep filled Water
street The barometer fell to 2972
At midnight a special train on the
Mobile & Bayshore road arrived with
refugees from the south shore summer
colony. They reported great damage
on the outlying coast.
The Western Union at Q a m. today
had but one wire into the city.
All efforts to get New Orleans by
telephone. telegraph or wireless were
futile. The last information from the
Crescent City was an Associated
Press message by way of Hattiesburg.
saving that great damage was done 10
the city. but that only four lives had
been lost.
The railroads have annulled all
trains between here and New Orleans
and several trains are tied up some
where between the two cities. Tho
tracks OF most OF the roads TO New
Orleans from here are under several
feet OF water. Tho Mississippi river
is at flood stage and most OF the river
towns In the lower delta suffered cen
siderable damage.
At Pascagoule. Miss. the waves
swept away every wharf, bath house,
pavilion and many cottages Many
launches. power boats and yachts were
DESTROYED OF badly damaged. No lives
are known 10 have been lost.
From Biloxi come reports of great
damage.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-21
PEARY is
At SYDNEY
His Children Greet Him
With Kisses Thrown
From a Distance

Sydney. n. s. Sept 21.-Command-
er Robert f. Peary. after successful
quest for the North Pole. returned 10
Sydney today on board the steamer
Roosevelt. The explorers wife was
the first to greet him and. as the
Roosevelt after an absence OF more
than one year, steamed into Sydney
harbor. under brilliant sun. the ex,
plorer and his ship were given hear
ty welcome from the assembled ship
ping crews.
The steam yacht Sheelah. owned
bv James Ross. president of the Do
minion Coal company. put 10 sea. car
rying Mrs. Peary, her daughter. Miss
Marie Peary: little Robert +, Peary.
Jr., and party of friends. all eager
TO meet the returning explorer.
The meeting between Commander
Peary and his vile took. place some
ten miles north OF Low Point, the
entrance to the harbor. She Sheelah
ran along side the Roosevelt aud Mrs.
Peary called a greeting to her hus-
band while the members of the well
coming party and the crews of both
vessels cheered Justify.
Miss Peary and little Robert were
overjoyed at seeing their father and
threw kisses and waved their hands
as the Sheclnh came alongside.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-21
NEW YORK TO BE
A CROWDED CITY

New York, Sept 21.-All through
trains now reaching this city are
crowded with the vanguard Of visitors
To tho Hudson-Fulton celebration. Ad-
vancc estimates OF one million visl-
tors which few weeks ago were con-
sidered eXtrayagant are now forgot
ten in the general optimistic belief
that there will be more than TWO mil
lion strangers in the city the latter
part of the week and next week. Al
ready there is much to see Adding
10 the Dutch warship. which arrived
several days ago. and tho three
French wsrships which came in yes
terday, with a cruiser from The Argen-
tine Republic, the British squadron Of
big cruisers arc expected today and
the German ships are approaching
port.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-21
PARROT CAUSES
THIEF'S ARREST

San Francisco. Sept 21-"Stop
thief," vociferously shrleked by big
green parrot swinging from It's perch
In n cage which was being rapidly car-
ricd down the street i'm this city by
Terry Rooney. led TO his arrest and
Incarceration on charge al grand
larceny preferred By Harry Polar. a
rostaurateur who owns tho bird.
When the case was called in court yes
terday the parrot was present as A
witness and when her owner told the
story OF how Rooney had snatched the
cage from its place in front OF his
restaurant. the bird '~o7, ''uoo ~ tf-,~
hurled the epithet wine hum" at her
abductoT.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-21

Now York. Sept. 21-Kate Barnard
who Is state commissioner OF char.
ttes and correction in the state OF
Oklahoma and who defeated her near
cRt malc competitor for that ohice oy
1000 votes. told WIS shc Us a snnra-
glst in a speech before the Woman
Trade Union league.
I've been . sGffr1gist for onlS SIX
months" she said. and g is your hor'
rid conditions here that hev" MADE
ulu one II Is your long blocks ana
Your fallen women and the old, nag
gard faces OF your children. In OK
lah0na the men will give ua rights.
hut hero Il scoms you must have a vote
= E-t anything
4 1t 10 a dreadful things" Miss Bar
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-21
NO VIOLENCE In
OMAHA STRIKE

Omaha, Neb., Sept 21.-Thc third
dav OF the strike OF the conductors
and motormeu employed by the Omaha
and Council BLUFFS Street Railway
company opened with no indications
of violence although the car service
was considerably improved over the
two days preceding,
The hundred non-unioD conductors
and motormen arrived from Chicago
yesterday but only a few of them
were put to work. Today IT was I'M.
derstood the number had been doubled
and the company decided to make an
effort TO restore the service to some
thing near normal.
Up to the middle Of the forenoon
there had been no interference by tho
strikers or their sympathizers
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-21
THlR TY.1 NO
CHILDREN
Record Family Has Been
Discovered in LanS-
ing, Michigan.

Lansing, Mich. Sept. 21.-What Is
probably q record of children I'm one
family was disclosed Yesterday
through the receipt OF birthday GER
tlicatc at the secretary OF states Of
nce showing that Joseph Tatro. 5S
years old. living I'm Pinconning town
ship, is tho father OF twenty children
and tho stcp-father OF twelve others.
making total of hirty-two living
children in the family
At the time OF his marriage to Hat
tie Chabineau, Tatro had iiftecn chill
dren of his own, while she had twelve
Since thcn they havo added five more
torthe list. Tho father is IS years old
and a native of Michigan.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-21
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago. Sept. -Cattle-Receipts
estimated at IL. 900. Market weak TO
11c lower; beeves 81 00aS, so. Texas
steers 81, 90a9 10; western steers S3.-
90a6 so; stockers and feeders SO 00a
40: cows and hcifors 81, 10a6 10,
calves S6.75a9 25.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at 10000.
Market shade lower, light 81. s0aS. 35 /:
mixed 81 ,70aS 40: heavy 81. 6OaS. 40 {;
rough 81 60a7 .s5. good to choice
heavy 81 S5as 20; pigs s7.00aS 90;
bulk of sales ss. O5aS 80.
Sheep-Rcccipts estimated at 2S.-
600 Market steady 10 10c lower; ma.
tive 81 70ai 90: western so 90n5 90.
yearlings 81. 40a5 90; lambs. native,
81 25a7 80; western 81 50a7 80.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-21
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Amalgamated Copper. 81 IL.
American Beet Sugar, 46 1-2.
American Sugar Refining, 13i.
Anaconda Mining Co, so IL.
Baltimore and Ohio. 11S 5-S.
Canadian Pacific. 1S2 IL.
Chicago and Northwestern. 1873 IL.
Chicago, Nil. and st Paul. 161 5-S.
Colorado Fuel and Iron, 46.
Colorado and Southern. 81.
Denver and Rio Grande, "a "a.
Denver and Rio GTande. pfd., sc Is
Eric Railway. 80 6-S.
Great Northern. pfd.. 154 3-4.
New York Central, 137 1.2.
Northern Pacific. 157 SIS.
Pennsylvania Railroad, 141 IL.
Southern Pacific. 1872 SIS.
Southern Railway, 81 IL.
Union Pacific. l05 81
United States Steel. s5.
United States Steel, pfd., 12S 5-4.
Wabash Railway. 20 rs.
Wabash Railway. pfd., 81 rs.
Western Union. II 1-2.
Standard oil company, 702.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-21

New York. Sept. 21-Thc will OF
Ellen NJ. Hennessey. widow OF former
Fire Commissioner James S. Henucs-
sey. leaves a one-thlUd interest in her
$4,000 estate 10 her 12-ycar-old
granddaughter Catherine Bradley
Bigelow, provided that at no time
shall she marry a divorced man or an
actor. In case tho girl does marry a
divorced man or an. actor she shall
forfeit her interest iu the estate. ac-
cording 10 the viii and hcr portion
shall revert 10 Mrs Hennessey's son.
J. Forbes Hennessey- and daughter.
Ellen Mary Parker.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-21
CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF
WORLDS MARKETS
READING MAKES A NEW
RECORD LEVEL AT 173 t.3.

New York. Sept 21.-The stock mar
kct started irregular today. gains and
losses being divided on active deal
ings National Biscuit was advanced
1 'l-2 and Southern Pacific, Wabash
preferred. Great Northern preferred
International Harvester and North AM
erlcan large fractions. Louisville and
Nashville declined 1 3-S. Vulcan De
Timing and Union aPclfc and Penn
sylyanla large fractions. The dealings
took on strong tone when Reading
shot upward I'm a striking manner
Largo blocks of the stock were ab-
sorbed. carrying IL up ? II 10 l75 Is.
another record level, st. Paul Union
Pacific and Southern Pacific were also
heavily bought at intervals. Central
ot New Jersey advanced 3. Grande
Mining IL, Wabash preferred 2.
Southern Pacific l Ia and National
Lead and u. S. Rubber ]. Prices ran
OF sharply afterward when the profit
taking began Vulcan De Timing
broke four points below yesterdays
close, Pittsburg, c. C. G. st. Louis
? 81 and Virginia Carolina Chemical
J. A recovery in Reading placed II
. l-2 over last night and Pennsylvania
moved up l IL. A number OF special
ties showed wide gains International
Harvester rising 3. National Biscuit
preferred 3-4. United Railways and
Investment preferred . II. Crex Car
pet 2. Ontario and Western ] IL and
Baltimore and Ohio, Wheeling & Lake
Erie. the second preferred and Bruins
wick l. Prices hardened elsewhere in
sympathy but met some realizing sales
again Northwestern declined / SIS
and Chicago and Alton and American
Woolen J.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-21
JoHNsoN's DEATH A GREAT LOSS

Bowling Green. Mo. Sept 2l.-
When told of the death Of Governor
johnson. early this morning Congress
man Champ Clark said:
II regret exceedingly TO hear Of the
death of Governor Johnson. He was
man OF high character. sterling ability
and great promise.
''Hc was the second Democratic gov
crnor OF Minnesota since the organi-
za;ion OF the Republican party. Gov
ornor John Lind was the other DEM
ocrauc governor"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-21

San Francisco. Sept. 21.-on board
the wbaler Jeanette. which arrived in
this port Yesterday heavily laden with
furs. biubber and tales of the frozen
north. wss w. ]. Bower. an Arctic eN.
nIorer who reports the discovery OF
a nov tribe OF people never before
sean by the eyes OF white man ms
ncw trIbo OF Eskimos. according 10
Power. live on a point In Prince Albert
Land.
Bower left this port two years ago
an hoard the ship James DTummopd
and he has spent the intervening
time wandering ABOUT among the ts-
Limos Unlike tho usual type OF e.
kimc. the undiscovered natives
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-21

ST. Paul, MINI. Sept 21-The late
Governor John A Johnson had been
operated upon twice before by the doc
tors, First for the removal OF ulcers
from the stomach and afterward for
an abscess OF the bowels. Both were
acute, prolonged cases and the gov
ernor was I'm serious condition each
time. There had been distractions
Of the bowels In each instance and.
during the second operation. the ap-
pendiX was removed After the second
operation Governor johnson enjoyed
fairly good health but had spells OF in
digestion which later developed into
serious attacks. These came on with
increasing frequency during the last
two years. The last operation was
made by surgeon who described II
as follows:
The operation lasted two hours and
ten minutes. The preliminary work
disclosed a small deep-seated abscess
pocket which connected with the seat
of previous operation for the removal
of the appendix 10 the small intcs-
tines. It required difficult. serions
and somewhat prolonged operation to
remove this hstula. There were also
unusually numerous and difficult adj
hesions OF the smaller intestlnes 10
one another and 10 the abdominal cav
ity"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-21
BALLINGER PRAISED
BY SEC. HITCHCOCK

Seattle. Wash Sent, 2i.-Speaking
AT the Chamber OF Commerce last
night. Postmaster General Frank n.
Hitchcock brought the guests cheering
20 their feet by a eHlogy Of Secre-
tary OF the Interior Richard n Bal
linEcr-
Richard Bsllinger's character is as
unsullled as tho snow OF your noun
tain ranges" he declared with great
canesincss. AS we'll attempt to
shake tho foundations OF the great
Mount RRinior as 10 assail tho char
acter OF the secretary ] am proud
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-21
KATE BARNARD TELLS WHY WOMEN
FALL AND WHY SHE is SUFFRACIST

nard continued. "to think Of tho so.-
rows OF womankind. Fifty thousand
women. have Just been learning, arc
brought into this country every year
and sold as slaves under our church
ewes and We won't even go among
them 10 pray.
II Ne cared anything for our sis
tors who are dying. VIC would have
our churches In the tenderloin. But
the average favored woman can't see
these things The great problem OF
the age Is 10 get her 20 zee but
don't know how 10 do II. We stand
here and imagine VIC are good. and
We arc not a bif better than an wo-
man vho ever fell What makes =
good woman fali7 It's her si week"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-21
NFW TRIBE OF PEOPLE AND IMMENSE
COPPER DEPOSITS FOUND IN NORTH

who call themselves Nunaooucs. are
very tall and look like the North
American Indians. Tho explorer was
cordially welcomed by the strange
tribesmcn and he procured many rich
furs from them. From the town OF The
Nunacotics. Bower proceeded farther
north. where he discovered IMMENSE
copper deposits. On this trip Bower
lost an eve through the bite OF
spider. This was not the end OF Bow
er's troubles. for. after the eyeball
was removed by the crude surgery OF
an Eskimo. tho schooner used by The
party was wrecked. and the adventur-
ers had 10 walk t3o miles 10 Point ber-
row. where they we're picked up ~
the Jeanette
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-21

OF the representation that the city of
Seattle has In the cabinet When II
came time for ibis city to offer tim
Der for the cabinet, the right man was
here, a man who had been mayor OF
your city. high in his profession, a
man whose character for square deal
Ing was above question. Seattle new
er doubted what 9hc verdict would be
and Il was unmistakably given
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-21
GOV. JOHNSON BIDS WIFE FAREWELL
AND THEN DEATH COMES TO PART THEM

San Francisco, have signed a separa.
uon agreement according TO an after
noon newspaper Mrs. Vanderbilt is
nov returning from Europe with her
two children. Muriel and William X.
Vanderbilt. III. II Is expected the
separation will be announced formally
as soon as Mrs, Vanderbilt reaches
Now York Efforts were made 10y Mrs
o. II. p. Belmont mother OF Mr Van
derbilt, and Mrs. Herman Oerlrichs.
sister of Mrs. Vanderbilt, 10 avert the
separation.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-21
Johnson Was ocmocracy's Leader.

Atlanta. Ga. Sept 2I.-"GoYernor
Johnson's death still further compli-
cafes the confusion Of tho Democ-
racy." said Clark Howell, member OF
The national Democratic executive
committee from Georgia. Had he
lived. he would in all probability have
been the presidential nominee next
time. with many elements of unusual
strength. chief among which was his