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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-05
OF F | { E R
IS SEIO 7
DOWN
"Arizona Jack" Com
mits Crime When Re-
sisting Arrest

Los Angeles, Jan. 5.-Whne NJ
tempting TO arrest Arizona jack El-
Ion, miner and cowboy OF Imperial
Valley. Deputy Constable CnarIeS Dc
MaDyille was shot and killed late
last night at Newhall, this county. His
body was found lying in the street
shortly afterward. Elton escaped Dy
boarding a freight train. A posse Is
searching for him. Ellon, II Is SAID.
had row with a salooaseeper III
Newhall. Drawing two revoivers. ne
drove the customers and bartender
out of the place,
Constable De Manville, who had
been summoned, encountered I5ron
several blocks away with Ieveled
revolver, he commanded Ellon to
throw up his hands. whcrcupon the
latter drew his gun quickly ana nred
twice. one bullet entering rne cons:a-
ble's abdomen and the other piercing
his heart.
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COMMENTS FOLLOWING
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE

Council Bluffs. Ia, Jan. 5.-Tinley
Emmett, counsel for Charles r. Stew,
art, under indictment by the federal
court at Omaha, charged with land
fraud, and of whom President Roose.
yelts message to congress has some
strong criticism last night. gave to the
Associated Press a statement in
which he declares that there will not
he single witness offered by the
government who will testify In ac-
cocdance with the statement made by
the President"
He also says the president is in err
ror In nearly every statement present
ed as coming from the secret service
men. so far as these statements rcier
TO the Stewart case.
Edward F. Hart. whose name the
President mentions in the same con
neotion. is a prominent local capital
ist. Mr.. Hart declares that the Pres
ide nt's utterances are the result OF
inaccurate reports made to him.
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RESOLUTION SCORING JuRIsr

Denver. Jan. 5,-The Denver Build
ing Trades council, at its regular
meeting unanimously adopted reso.
luton condemning the decision of JUS
tice Wright in the federal court of tho
District of Columbia innictIng jail
sentences on President Samuel Com
pers. Vice President John Mitchell
and Secretary Frank Morrison of the
American Federation of Labor A sim
liar resolution will be passed by the
Trades and Labor assembly at its
meeting next Sunday:
The semi-annual election Of officers
OF the council will be held next Fri
day night There will be a hard fight
on some of the offices, resulting. it is
said, from the efforts of the polite
ians, particularly city hall employees,
To control the Organization.
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DENOUNcES CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE MOVEMENT

Chicago Jan. 5.-In an address bri6s-
ling with denunciatory terms the Rev.
Johnston Myers last night arraigne,l
Christian Science as one OF the great
est menaces Of modern times, The
accusation occurred In speech upon
Christian psychology In which DR. My.
ers advocated the program or the men.
tai treatment. which also includes
drugs and physicians. as outlined by
Bishop Fallows.
He denounced the entire Christian
Science movement as fabric of lies
and fraud built upon foundation of
error" and declared tnat 10 mis- own
personal knowledge. 'the persuasion
was responsible for rcores OF dea;ns.
He himself had charge of at least one
funeral a month. said he. which was
directly chargeable to Christian
Science.
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nine PROMINEN 7
RANCHMEN ARE
ARRESTED
CHARGED WITH DESTROYING
PROPERTY OF SHEEP COMPANY.
Methods Similar to Those of Night
Riders Were Discovered by Noted
Wyoming Cattle Detective.

Newcastle, Wyo., Jan. 5.-Nine
prominent ranchmen of Crook county
and one ranch hand, 1t just transpires,
are under bond to appear at the May
term of court to answer charges Of
burning and otherwise destroying
property belonging TO the Guthrie
Sheep company. in an effort to drive
the company out of business, and re-
tanning to themselves the use of the
grazing for cattle.
According to alleged confessions Of
three OF the men arrested and placed
under bond the raids were planned af-
ter the night rider system now being
exposed in Tennessee without the
masked feature. Secret meetings held
in unlighted rooms, followed by
stealthy attacks upon designated prop
erty. were part Of the means resorted
10 to carry out the purpose of the al
legged conspiracy, The cases against
the men were worked out by a noted
Wyoming cattle detective and 1t is
limited that threats Of assassination
have been made against him and otn-
ers connected with the investigation.
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FLEET ON
" A Y I @
NAPLES
Upon Arrival There
Sperry Will Offer
His Services

Port Said, Jan. 5.-The American
scout cruiser Yankton left here this
morning for Messina with medical
supplies and provisions on board Tor
the earthquake sufferers. She car.
rled also number of doctors. The
Connecticut, the flagship of Rear Adj
miral Sperry; the Vermont, the Kan.
sas and the Minnesota arrived here
from Suez last night.
Port Said, Jan 5.-The itinerary
of the American battleship fleet un-
der Rear Admiral Sperry has been
changed in consequence OF the Italian
earthquake. The new program is as
follows:
The battleships Connecticut, as the
flagship of the fleet, the Vermont and
Minnesota, will leave here at mid
night tonight direct for Naples. Steam
ing at the rate of fourteen knots, tie
Connecticut Will arrive next Satur-
day. The other two vessels will fol.
low. making the best speed they can.
Upon arriving at Naples, Admiral
Sperry will confer with the authori-
ties and offer the services OF the yes
sells at his command.
Suez, Jan. 5.-The American bat
tleships Kentucky. Louisiana, Virgin.
IA. Missouri and Ohio, entered the ca
nal at $3.50 o'clock this morning. The
weather was perfect. The ships prob
ably will reach Port Said ut midnight
today Some Of the American sailors
have been ashore here and their con-
duct has been excellent.
1smalia Egypt. Jan. 5-The Ken
lucky, the Louisiana, the Virginia,
the Missouri and Ohio passed here
at 1870 this afternoon. Ismalia is
half way through the canal.
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Of
WORLDS MARKETS
TONE OF THE STOCK
MARKET IRREe,u -

New York, Jan 5-onou
oi stocks today were NOT pum,ns u,,,u, prices
cd from last night bnt v' ,hn s'ucn chang
Running 'Ir sn,n. and the trading active
shares ., Sa,es cnes OF th!rty-fiye hundred
at lao ~ ,a~soiioated ,ao Gas were made
.eouen,,v ~ LOG Loo l'2 and the price SIR.
with s isi >. eroke % to 13s 1.2 compares
weaknes. a az y, 'ne cloee last night Tho
nornd va~'ess US OIL Consolidated Gas was ,,' ="
ed Cd" naIs LOT a time. This stock fluctun,, ~
Su 20 nersousiy foF long while e.ua. x1,s
~ ,n.t range OF POINT or two r au,
: .nS' suddenly broke Violently 10 Sss anu
" ,.,os ,oss Oh nine points. which nrecIn, ~ ay,'
la.ed heavy selling clsewherp e'se,pl ,
or more ' VI d poiut
a brisk rally followed
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ROCKEFELLER CONTRIBUTES
$4,000 TO THE RELIEF FUND

Washington, Jan 5.-Seycrai iber-
al contributions for the earthquake
sufferers were received today at the
Red Cross headquarters John ID.
Rockefeller sent his check for $4,000.
TShe California branch OF tho Red
Cross sent a third contribution of
$4,000. making the total contribut-
ed by that branch $4,000 The larg,
est contribution today was $4,000
from the New York branch, represents.
ing money contributed there January
., and 4.
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contain one-ilfth Of the timber now
standing. Forests privately owned
extend over three-fourths of the total
forest area. Conservative numbering
is practiced on seventy per cent of the
forests publicly owned and on less
than one per cent of the forests pri-
vately owned.
Senator Smoot. chairman Of the sec
ton on forests of the national conser,
yation commission states that under
right management the forests will
yield four times as much as they do
now and also that wasted woods at the
mills can be reduced at least one
third with future profit 1t is estimat-
ed that forest fires can be stopped at
n yearly cost Of one-flfth of the value
of the standing timber burned eacn
year.
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GAIN IN VALUE OF IMPORTS
OF PRECIOUS STONES

New York. Jan. 5.-During the last
three months there has been steady
and considerable gain in the value Of
imports of precious stones to New
York. according to reports of the ap-
pralser OF the port From the figures
at hand customs officers believe tnat
importations of jewels during the pres
ent year will exceed all the previous
records. The effects Of the panic of
1907 are plainly seen in the statistics,
showing that during 1908. the entries
of diamonds and other precious stones
fell of $50 per cent as compared with
1907, a total Of $1S,S50,149.
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DISTRIBUTION OF 8OARDMAN
ESTATE FINALLY SETTLED

Oakland, Cal. Jan. 1.-Two more
wills of the eccentric millionaire, Jo'
seph Boardman were formally set
aside yesterday by Judge Wasle.
These make three wills that have been
set aside by court decree, and as no
more are known to be in existence the
entire estate will so to the young Wild
ow. who was only sixteen years old
when she married Boardman, and their
infant CHILD The Wills were set aside
on the ground that the testator was
incompetent when he made them. Mrs.
Boardman testified that her husband
made To less than fifty wills, most Of
which he tore up.
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CONDEMNS LIFE IN
AiRLESS FLATS

Chicago. Jan. 5.-In pursuance of
the present agitation for fresh air in
street cars Edward f. Prltchard, sec
retary OF the health department, has
attacked fiat life In large cities. Tho
all wise Cod says he. never intend
cd people to live In flats. There can
be no feeling of the existence of the
Divine Being in the crowded living
places shut off from the healthful
light and air. Why many mothers and
fathers in Chicago havo moved SO
much from fiat 10 fat that they can
not remember where some OF their
children were born. Air In the street
cars is worse than air In sewers. II a
man was given his choice OF living
continually in a Chicago car and the
mouth of one OF It's sewers he would
be wise to choose the sewer habita-
ton"
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FATHER JOHNS BODY CARRIED
THROUGH ST. PETERSBURG

st. Petersburg. Jan. 5.-The body of
Father John of Cronstadt, who died
two days ago, was transported through
the streets of the capital yesterday
TO the monastery of St John. where
It will be inferred. The event was
marked with scenes of religious devo-
tion approaching mania
1t is reported that large sums of
money disappeared from Father
Johns house during his closing hours
and that at the very end an abbess
held the unconscious priests hand and
traced his signature on a Will be-
queathlng his property to ner Instltu-
ton.
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OBTAINED MONEY UNDER
FALSE PRETENSES

Washington, Jan. 5.-The federal
grand jury yesterday returned an in
dictment against Jules NJ. Waterbury
charging him with false pretenses In
securing money from Senator Bur
rows of Michigan and Representative
Hull of Iowa and Barthold of Missouri
as we'll as from Assistant Attorney
General Ormsby McHarg.
Waterbury is charged with having
represented himself as an cmploye of
the Associated Press and of having
secured the money by pretending that
it was the desire of the Associated
Press to obtain photographs of the
complainants. 1t was brought out at
the hearing before the grand jury that
Waterbury was not employed by tho
Associated Press and never had been.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

emalgamated Copper, 50 1-2
american Car anc Foundry IS "a
american Locomotive, 5e ia
american Smelling. SO TS
american Smelling, pfd. 1o3 "a
american Sugar Reaning lae
anaconda Mining Co. a..
Atchison Railway. 80 S.S
Atcnison Railway, pfd.. lol IL
Baltimore and OHIO. ilO IL
BROOKLYN Rapid Transit, So tx
Canadian Pacific. 80 IA
Chesapeake and Ohio. 55 7.s
Chicago Northwestern. l7s
Chicago, Ell. and ST. Paul. l47 a.
Colorado Fuel an. .ron. 40
Colorado and Southern, 81 1.S
Delaware and Hudson. lis ~
Denver and Rio Grande. IS a.
Denver and Rio Grande, pfd.. 10 "a.
Erie Railway. 80 Is.
Great Northern. pfd., las s-4.
Great Northern Ore Cts. II 1.z.
Illinois Central, les is.
New York Central. l27 SIS.
Reading Railway, lSs 3-s.
Rock Island Co, a.
Rock Island Co. prd-, 80 II.
Southern Pacific. 1Is is.
Southern Railway. 25 SIS.
Union Pacific. ITO.
United States Steel. 81 5.S.
United States Steel, pfd.. 1l2 "a.
Wabash Railway, 10.
Western Union. IS IL.
Standard oil Company, es1-
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VINO had loaned him the gun. 1t was
case of mistaken identity.
Earlier in the day Moeltentin told
his trouble to Joseph Scholens. the
father OF the boy he shot.
Don't take any chances with those
fellows. said the elder Scholens.
Here's my rifle. Walt for them and
IL any appear shoot them"
Moeltentin posted himself at a derl,
window of his room. Meantime. some
detectives had bee-. ordered 10 the
place, but unable to find it they ask.
ed the boy Scholens to Show them. He
consented and was leading them to-
ward the house when the window
was opened and the shot fired.
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will be married Thursday to Ray
Brooks, mining engineer of Goldfeld,
New
While Mr.. Brooks and Miss Wiswell
mad known each other for several
years. no engagement existed unsll
three days ago. when, leaning over the
cot on which the the girl was lying,
Mr.. Brooks asked her TO be his wife,
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PROMINENT KANSAS CITY
ARCHITECT is DEAD

Kansas City, Jan. 5.-Frank May
nard Howe. architect died last night
at his home here. Mr.. Howe de-
signed the Electric building at the
Worlds Columbian exposition in Ch'-
cago In 1898. and the varied indus
tries building at the Louisiana Pur-
chase exposition in st. Louis in 1871.
his firm also furnished the plans ,for
several union stations, notably the one
at Portland. Ore.
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HE TURNED ROCKEFELLER
DOWN IN THE EARLY DAYS

Cincinnati. Jan. 5.-Aaron Tiffany
Bats, 80 years old. VINO it is said once
turned down John D. Rockefeller
when the present day multo-million-
aIro wanted to borrow $4,000 to start
his little oil business in Cleveland, Is
dead of pneumonia at the home Of his
grand daughter. Mrs. Oscar SchorF,
this city. The body will be shipped 10
Mansfield o.. where it will be buried
Wednesday.
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DINNER IN HONOR
OF SECRETARY ROOT

New York, Jan. Announcement
is made here that dinner In honor OF
Secretary Root will be held on Febru;
ary 26. This dinner is in recognition
of Mr.. Roots services in the interest of
international peace. Speakers at the
dinner are to include President-Elect
Taft, Baron Takahira. the Japanese
ambassador, Governor Hughes of this
city, Andrew Carnegie, Joseph II.
Choate and others.
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B i R n [ 0
DEATH IN
FIRE
Boy Threw Lump Into
Grate-Fire Causing
Awful Explosion

Ynez, KY, Jan. 5.-Three lives were
lost in an explosion at the nome or
Allen Cassell. a wea;tny planter. yes
terday. Cassells wife and son werc
burned to crisp and-hls step-dausn-
ter died shorty aftc-ward. The boy
set can of powder near rne CRATE
fire He noticed a smalr white lump
In the can, and not thinking It to be
powder, threw it into the flames, The
lump exploded, setting the can on fire
and 1t exploded with great force.
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CALIFORNIA PIONEER
DIES IN SAN FRANCISCO

) San Francisco. Jan. 5.-Jonn NJ
Cushing. who was born in Salem,
Mass. in 1896. and who was member
Of the pioneer family of that name
which was among the earliest settlers
at Salem. died here yesterday of old
age. Gushing came to California dur
Ing the gold excitement Of 1S49 One OF
his surviving children is Mrs. c. A.
Dun!woy, Wife OF tne president of the
University Of Montana.
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ALLEGED TRAIN RoeBER
PLEADS NOT GUILTY

st. Paul Mimi, Jan. George r..
Frankhauser. charged with holding
up a Great Northern train at Rondo,
Mont. in September, 1907, was ar
raigned before United States Commits
sIoner Spencer here yesterday. lie
pleaded not guilty and was ordered
taken to Helena. where ne will oe
placed in jail.
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FORESTS COVER oNE-FouRTH
or COUNTRY'S TOTAL AREi

Washington. Jan. 5.-The country 5
forests now cover $40 million acres
OF onefourth of the total area of the
United States according TO data com
piled by forest service agents and
made public today.
Forests owned by the government
cover one-fourth OF the total area and
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chlcaao LIveatock.

Chicago. Jan. Seattle Receipts.
estimated 5000; market steady;
heeves 81 aOa7 so: TEXANS sS.75s4- !;
50: westerns 50. 75a5 go: stockers anf,
feeders 81 Soa4 IS; cows and non.
crs S1.75a5 90; calves 81 50as. So
Hogsl- Receipts. estimated 31o0d:
market sc lower. Light SIS. z5a5. 90:
mixed IS 50a6 10: heavy SIS. 6oa6. 20;
rough $5 6Oa5 rs; good to choice
heavy s5.75a6 20; pigs si.S5a5 -:
bulk of sales IS. 7oaS o5.
Sheep Receipts. estimated l5.ony
market steady natives Sc S5a5 sc
western SO OOa5.25; yearlings IS ~
c. IS. lambs s4 jsaI .65; western ~ 4
7Fa7 60. -
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EARTHQUAKES OCCUR AT
INTERVALS OF 20 MINUTES

Reggie, Jan 5.-Earthquakes
, have occurred here today at
} intervals OF twenty minutes.
At noon a quake stronger than
the others. caused a number
, of standing walls to collapse
and created condition of
panic among the survivors. 1t
ts not thought there were any
casualties.
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SUSPECTS OF Esslck
MURDER RELEASED.

Colorado Springs. Colo. JAM D.
Arthur Davis. who has been detained
by the police for several days In con-
ncction with the mysterious killing Of
G. p. Essick. the aged Woodman oil
the World clerk. was last nisnt re-
leased after the coroner's inquest
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ROMANCE ATTENDS THE
RECOVERY OF A GIRL

Chicago. Jan. 5.-Romance attends
the recovery OF Miss Margaret Wis
well. who two weeks ago accidentally
shot herself. Following the accident,
Miss Wisweil was removed to A hos
pitel She . ucw on her wa 10 San
Francisco where, It IS reported she
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KILLS SON
@ F II | s
FRIEND
He Lay in Wait for One
Who Sent Threatening
Letters to Him

Chicago; Jan. 5.-william Moelten-
Tin. 50 years old, who had been
threatened with death unless he put
$500 at place named in a notice
posted on his door last night borrow
cd a rifle from friend and after
waiting in the dark shot and Killed
GcTett Scholens, the son of the friend
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ksnsas clt1 LIyes.oek.

Kansas City, Jan. 5:--Cat't-T
ceipts, $1,000; market steady =
ers and Feeders 80. foa5.5p; bae
oJa4 so. calves 81. 5osS. co. ~ !
steers 81 0oa5 75 ces;eln COW =
00al.75
Hogs-Receipts. $4,000; market 70
Ice lower Bulk Of sales $ s'a0,ss'
heavy SIS. 75a5, 95; packers snu palcn.
ers So. 5Oa5 .s5; light S. 2'a9.eV' p'ss
81 00a5 90. .,,.t
,teady: muttons 81 uoa5 % laIuvS
ss O0a7 so: range wethers si'voeo'
so: fed ewes So 0Oai.l 10
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natal Market

Sov York. Jan. 5.-Lesd' s''Su''
Sill 1-2a4 .s2 IL, ,...,4 IS.
silver. 50 IL.
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Wool.

@, 1ouis, Jan. 5.-wool, nrw, ,,a",. ,y
Iitory a,uus anu iSa17; hne isal4' -
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euc,r and Coffee.

New York. Jan. 5.-susa' so' '' can.
steady: fair refining $40 70. moinsses
,rIfSsal &c test 50 s7as.lo; n'r,su s,sagv:
3 sugar 50 e2ag s5; rehnec;; =. gran
ulated $3.50. - 40 Rio rs
az No. 4 Santos Sas 90
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FOURTEEN THOUSAND BODIES
BURIED IN RAILROAD
CEMETERIES

5000 Refugees Have Left Mea and 5000 Persons Remaorros
OF Sanitary Conditions are Unspeakabe and Only Rough oSu-
gca Attention Possbe-4O0 Wounded Persons We're
on Hospital Ship Without Single Nurse
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NO GUESS WORK

STANDARD DISPATCHES ARE GENUINE
AND GUARANTEED BY THE GREATEST
NEWS GATHERING ASSOCIATION IN
THE WORLD, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-21
WARM WEATHER TWEAR
FOR MISS DOLLY

S soon as the warm weather comes
N on all dolls ought to put on socks.
OF course most dolls have them to
put on, but some dolls, have dreadful
way of losing their stockings. Some
times they even lose their shoes. and
that always happens in most unfor-
tunate time, too 1t is usually when
you are dressing them to take them for
a walk, or when some little girl brings
her doll over to show you. that you
suddenly find your Lily Bell or Gwen
dolin Maude hasn't any shoes or stock
ings-and you can't find them,
OF course. shoes and stockings for
dolls are fearfully expensive. You
can't possibly go right off then and
there and buy a new pair of shoes or
a new pair of stockings,
I'll tell you what you can do. You
can make Your doll pair of barefoot
sandals. They are the most comfort
able things to wear in warm weather.
and your dolls will. I am sure. be glad
to be relieved OF the responsibility Of
having SO many lost shoes ami stock
ings to account for