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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-10
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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-10

Miss Amy Osborne, who sings Do
lores with the Salt Lakers in THE
Serenade" at the Orpheum theater
Monday. December 13. has a glorious
voice that in volume and range Is
rarely achieved by any vocalist Miss
Osborne sings nearly three octaves
with purity and fullness. a perform
ance that is little short of marvellous
Her rendition of the famous "Angems"
song. with chorus. organ and chimes
accompaniment. is positive tri-
umph. -
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-10
5 7 RkER TO
RECEIVE AID
Gompers Says He Will
Do All Possible for
SWitchmen

St Paul. Dec. 1O.-All parties in
terested IN the switchmen's strike in
the northwest today awaited develop
ments OF the conference between Pres
ident Hawley OF the Switchmen's un-
ion and President Gompers OF the
American Federation of Labor in Gin
cinnati
Third Vice President Harsberger of
the union says, before the leaders
will allow the men II be defeated, all
the switchmen west of Buffalo will be
called out
Last night about fifty non-union
workmen. mostly from New York and
Chicago, started 10 make trouble at
the union station because they were
denied transportation back 10 the
places whence they came, The men
finally were sent TO Chicago
While the strikers insist they have
the freight business tied up. the rail
roads are giving out reports from
agents at division points tending TO
show freight is moving
Cincinnati. Dec 10-Samuel Comp
ers president of the American Fed
GRAFTON of Labor. and c. F. Hawley,
president of the Switchmen's Union
Of North America, conferred here to-
day regarding the strike of the switch
men in the northwest
Previous to the conference. Mr.Gom-
perS, in an interview. said the switch
men had not been given due consid-
Grafton by the railroads and he want
ed TO do all he could to help them
He would not say whether the strike
would spread. Mr.. Hawley declared
he would do all in his power TO win
the strike for the men now out,
Gompers said his engagement with
Mr.. Hawley was not the primary OBJ
ject of his visit here. He came here
to try to harmonic differences be.
tween branches OF the brotherhood
of painters. decorators and paperhang-
ers, which organization is now holding
It's convention In this city.
From here he goes to Pittsburg To-
night. where the executive council OF
the American Federation of Labor will
hold a conference with the national
officers Of the Amalgamated Iron, Steel
and Tin Workers, which organization
Is at present involved in O bitter fight
with the United States Steel corpor-
alton.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-10
ACCOMMODATIONS FOR WOOL GROWERS

oh SATURDAY WIN l. Russell Will be at the City Hall rooms
Tor visitors to the National Wool convention TO he
nree days IN January beginning Thursday January So far
our people have placed 600 disposal of the
haVng tne accommodation of the wool growers charge Mr.
Russel states that present indications places
either room or board both be in demand at
a compensation and he people rally aid the
- ~ 'No
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-10
The Modern Version.

Maid of Athens, ere We part.
Never mind about my heart.
Give, oh, give me back the ring
And each fair, expensive thing
That | sent you, and each note
Which in those dead days I wrote
They are what the jury says
Indicate the damages! Judge.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-10
Another Evil.

Dear me" signed the fond mo,ner,
Il don't know what the children Of
the future are coming 10. / bought
my youngsters a toy automobile and
they ran over the cat, smashed two
vases and rubbed all the paint from
the parlor chairs"
But | thought you took the auto
mobile away from them?'
SO | did: and now they have
bought a toy aeroplane and scraped
all the paper off the ceiling and upset
the canary's cage. Chicago News.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-10

who is the titled foreigner your
daughter is TO marry?"
You'll have to excuse me-" said Mr..
Cumrox, with embarrassment "The
instructor ! hired to teach me to pro-
nounce his name hasn't yet arrived"
Washington Star.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-10
The Guilty PARTY,

Maude-What do you think That
bold, handsome Jack Gidday tried to
flirt with me in church?
Ethel-Where was he sitting?
Maude-Three seats behind me
Boston Transcript.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-10
NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that ] will
not be responsible for any debts con-
tracted by anybody claiming to repre-
sent me. "A AUKAMP.
202 2fth Street. =
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-10
BOY AND HORSE AFFLICTED

Logan paper takes suggestion the Standard bv ad
sng tn groce and butchers limit their deliveries to two
Day Running horses to death CITY several t;ne
oa wrong and those responsible for brutality are neede
nfhctlng hardshps that abused younester e de
boy During this good will why not be little moro
sderate of boy and horse ~ W
The Examiner real morning We heard ono f tb
kids say, 'Oh Mamma" ~ N e
sonooi teacher How much is wenty-four times four and
one-sxth?' ~ ion dno
Examiner kids, in chorus "S4SO"
School teacher: "Oh No'
Examiner kids, Tin vernacular) ,,youro m
he KIDS want drive the their connection ont o
30 'ney are boosting him for congress Thanks but we decline
% our competitors are so close to that in one Of
ne dlsh pranks they would away with both tho sta
and Examiner W oaio
Inc ""niul Examiner kids their subscription list is ncea
ing We wonder where the increase is printed
49, Lie "ay"ard KIDS OF the Examiner have had doea 80
oaSmahnlt good cure for this publication of four r
standard editorials in the kids fiction column
ne examiner kids served the erocrs that thev ~
% prices OF tne KIDS would put them business at once
Inc grocers are still at the old stand ~
he examiner is the only newspaper in the whole ot. f
~ tS eoltor1al column for then the dehased b
attacks the purchasers they stop putting nm ]
W ne sneet editorial column Just like kids
he examiner kids that twenyour tickets at four and m
~ 'eh's each make S480 Not real bad for kids
mus say tha 1T costs only 1S per mile to r,n 1ooo
real Io: Oh cars OF course the kids kid cars not
WIN coal ana steam running rais-lust those run
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-10
Natural Mietake

Caller-What ! like about your flat
Is It's fine large closets.
Mrs. Wrenter-I beg your pardon,
but-er-you've been looking at the
bedrooms ms-Chicago Tribune.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-10
CANDY MANUFACTURE is
TOLD IN STATISTICS
Figures Show That Industry in This
State is One OF Much Inn
Importance.

Salt Lake, Dec 10.-Staustics re.
garding the manufacture of candy in
the state of Utah have been prepared
by II, r. Haines, the state statistic
ian, The figures are for 1908. and
cover the cost of production, the reye-
nue.. the number of persons employed.
and other interesting facts concerning
the industry. The following table
shows the work that was done last
year in the candy-making line:
Number of establishments reporting.
Amount Of capital lnyested-$ 794, 200
Number OF pounds of beet
sugar used .--...,....... 1850
Number of pounds of cane
sugar used .........,... 1,2e3.0OO
Number of pounds OF glucose
used ....,.,...,....,.. 1,46O,12S
Value Of all raw material
used .....-,,....,..,,... 1896
Total value of entire product
for the year.......... 1,454.3l6
Total number OF employees for the
year
Men ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2So
Women .ss....,....... 562
Children under 16 years OF
age ..,..,.....,.,.... so
Total amount OF wages paid
employees for the year. .. 3S6.747
Average number of hours EN-
ployes required 10 work
daily OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 9:15
Average wages weekly
Men ..........,,.,....., 1926
Women ..'...........,..,.. $50
Children under 16 years of
age ........,....,,...... 400
Per cent of product sold
within the state-,....,.. 65
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-10
ming the floor Try again. kids Your know what
you intended

Joe Bailey Christmas impersonatng Santa Claus will
knock door of
the kids their schedule their way saying
This your ability Take it, play your
selves
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-10
When the Shoe PInches.

Women can stand pain FAR more
heroically than men. know It by
experience"
What, are you doctor?'
NO, shoemaker r''-Fliegend
Blaetter.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-10

Inc examiner is the only newspaper the whole state of Utah
nat Sells Its editorial column money and then the dehod
m a'ac the purchasers when they putting up money
0i 'ne sheets editorial column Just like kids " ''
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-10

49, ihe Wayward KIDS of the Examiner have a bad doe %
Gasmannis A good this is the nub;cator 80 -
standard editorials in the kids fiction column -'
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-10

Inc examiner kids served groce that bev t
nv m prices or the Kids would put them business at once
Inc grocers still at the old stand ~
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-10

say that costs only 18 per mile to n loco
real OH oi cars OF course the kids kid cars not
with coal and steam running on ralsust those
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-10

KIDS say that twentyfour at four and one
' 'en's each make s4So. Not real bad for kids
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-10

Inc 'ru'nul Examiner kids their subscription list is
ing We wonder where the increase is printed
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-10

Ine Examiner was real mad this morning We heard on
kids say, oh Mamma"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-10

Change ench Issue ...........-.s,-.
I'D to run twice without change .......
Ad 20 run three times without change,
Ad "a run six times without change.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-10

School teacher How much is twenty-four times four
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
LIGHT IS SHED ON
MURDER MYSTERY
Hammer and Knife Bearing
Blood Stains Found Wrapped
in Newspaper
COrOners Enter Contest for Adj
ministration OF Estate of
Mrs. Beekman

BAKERSFIELD. March 1s.-LIxht
and litigation were let into the Beck
man murder mystery today. which since
February 26. when Mrs Minnie Beck
man and her four children were burned
to death in their residences south OF
town. has been OF the deepest. Wrapped
up in several pages ola newspaper and
an old towel. Gottlieb Miller, a neigh
Dor OF the unfortunate family. found
hammer. brace and bit and an old knife.
the latter bearing marks resembling
blood stains Miller was cleaning Up
his lawn when he discovered the tools
The knife has been placed IN the
hands Of chemist for analysis There
is no name stamped on the title page
OF the paper. indicating that II did not
pass through the mail.
The hammer was Identified as being
the property OF Mrs. Beekman. and, ac-
cording to the lessee OF the land. had
been missing from the place since
February "a, two days before tha
tragedy. The murder theory has not
been discarded by District Attorney
Laird, who hopes in time 10 solve the
mystery.
Coroner McGinn. acting at the re-
quest OF the three childrn OF Beck
man by his first marriage. today Pc
Toned for letters OF administrario on
the estate. March E P Lieb. brother
OF Mrs. Beekman. fled a petition for
letters. which will be heard Monday.
Coroner McGinn contends that the
Beekman property was separate prop
erty. being owned BY Beekman before
his second marriage. In the absence
OF proof 20 the contrary it IS eontended
that Mrs Beekman's four children died
out she was without issue. Under
these circumstances the coroner de-
clares the children OF Bsekman By the
first marriage are entitled 70 the whole
OF the estate.
The contest promises 70 be bitterly
fought
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
The New Way

The New Way of advertising, for
which this concern is synonymous, means
the combining of ideas.
1t means bringing to bear, on each
campaign, wealth OF experience and OF
ability.
We deal with problems through Advis
ory Boards, rather than through individ-
uals.
In New York this Board consists of
twelve men. Each is a man of vast ex-
perience and of proved ability. Each is
a recognized master OF advertising.
These able men live in vortex of ad-
vertising. Every day they solve new
problems. All the time they watch the
results of scores of campaigns which they
engineer. They grow to be almost infal-
lible. No one man-no coterie-can be-
gin to compete with them.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
WOMAN BOOTBLACK
FOR WOMEN'S SHOES
PoIisher of Dainty Footwear at
ST. Francis Proves Innovation

Is st beneath a woman's dignity 10
polish shoes2 ask the women employees
Of the St Francis hotel. There is a
division OF opinion as 10 whether or
not that position should be filled by
a woman, but despite ali sorts OF gossip
that has arisen among the hotel help.
a leather aproned woman took her
place at a bootblack stand IN the
St Francis yesterday. and a sign near
By reads Ladies Shoes Polished"
The establishment OF a bootblack
stand where dainty footwear may be
polished by a female bootblack came
about IN a purely accidental way. A
daring femme de chambTe suggested
the plan 10 the management OF the
hotel and subsequently mentioned her
idea 70 her fellow workers. The latter
riciculed the plan, but Superintendent
Alexander adopted the suggestion, and
the def was taken up by the woman.
Il is said 10 be the only women's
bootblack stand conducted by a woman
IN the United States. Thus far il has
been highly profitable.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
PROPHESlfS GREAT
FUTURE FOR. CITY
Son of Pioneer, Who Returns
After Long Absence, Enthu=
siastic Over Rehabilitation
Declares 1t Will Become Great
est Metropolis in Country
After New York

sWith the optimistic spirit of the
people of San Francisco This city can
not fail to surpass any other commune
nifty on the Goa tin fact, in the west
sam Francisco is destined 10 be the
greatest city, next to New York, in the
world. Now 1t is the most American
city" declared Whitney Lyon, a manu-
facturer of New York city, who is at
present a guest at the Fairmont Lyon
is native of San Francisco and the
son Of DR.. L ". Lyon, pioneer den
tist of California. With Lyon is Mrs
Lyon and their two children, Irving
and Dorothy
Dr. Lyon, father of the guest at the
big hotel. came to California in '49
mines, travelling from camp to camp
and taking his fees in gold dust Later
he settled in his city, where Whitney
Lyon was born. Twenty years ago
Whitney Lyon left San Francisco for
New York. where he has since lived.
''On coming back to San Francisco
after such a long absence" he said
last evening: I am gratified and deeply
moved at the conquering spirit shown
by the people of this city. The work
of rebilding that has been accomplished
is amazing 1 am proud to have been
born here when I see what wonders
have been wrought
San Francisco's situation on the
great highway of the worlds march TO
and from the orient viii make It a
city of world power. 1t can not but
expand in commerce and beauty. The
scene in the downtown district is be-
yond words. Only in San Francisco
could such marvels be done.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
WEDDING ANNUAL
TO BE OBSERVED
MIR. and Mrs. Charles GoIdstone
Have Been Married Half
a Century

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Goldstone Will
celebrate the hftieth anniversary OF
their wedding this afternoon with an
elaborate reception given at their
home. 1922 Geary street. II viii be OF
particular interest TO Caiifornisns TO
learn that Goldstone made the first
American heg used at Shasta, for July
I. 1854. The couple viii receive their
friends this afternoon and viii enter
tain al a family dinner TO be given to-
morrow evening at their home.
Charles Goldstone came TO California
February 2. 1883. on the steamer ore
gon and went AT once 10 Shasta. where
he engaged in mining. He was married
10 Miss Flora Heppner March 10. 1883.
IN New York and returned with his
bride 20 California. He is a charter
member OF the Masonic lodge and has
many friends among the pioneers Of
this state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goldstone have seven
children living and among their rela-
tives are many from the eastern states
and from Oregon. who VIII be in this
city FOR the celebration. One of their
sons. Henry GoIdstone, is engaged in
business IN this city.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14

Mr.. c. c. Winningham, resident head
of our copy department in Chicago, is at
the St. Francis Hotel. He will be here
several days and will gladly talk with any
manufacturer, packer or fruit grower in
terested in plans for extending and
Strengthening his market.
Packers now disposing OF their prod
ucts to wholesalers, to be marketed under
the wholesalers private brands, should
talk with Mr. Winningham. We have
helped to establish some of the best
known trademarks.
Ii YOU produce an article OF large gen
eral consumption you are at the mercy OF
terrific price competition if your goods
are not fayorably known by the CON
sumer.
We have created demands for foods,
wearing apparel, furniture, automobiles
and numerous articles, where none had
existed. We have increased the con-
sumption of bread, breakfast foods, flour
and many other articles, all by adver-
Using
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
TWO BROTHERS DIE
IN SAME NIGHT
Timothy Danihy Commits Sui
eide, While Daniel Is Acci-
dentaIly AspEyxiated
ldentihcatiOns Made BY Friend
at MOrgue Under Strange
Circumstances

a dual tragedy, tinged with a mys-
terry weird and startling. was brought
10 Hight yesterday in tie identifcstion
OF tie bodies Of Daniel and Timothy
Danihy. Two brothers. which 4re
taken 10 the morgue yesterday. Around
taeir deaths was a strange and IN
natural coincidence. making il appear
IS II the entire pathetic tragedy had
been dominated by the supernatural.
While Timothy was committing sui
eide by cutting his throat. his brother
Daniel was being asphyxiated through
an accident The bodies arrived al the
-lorgue within few hours OF each
other. when by chance glance they
were identified as brothers.
Timothy of late had been drinking
heavily and Friday night went to
butcher shop at slI sixth street and
rhere cut lis throat with a butcher
knife. The man had determined 10
die and when the physicians went TO
Ills assistance he fought them OF saw
agely. He frustrated all efforts 10 save
him and 5ied shortly after having com
,nirted the act
DANIEL SEARCHES FOR TIM
in the meantime his brother Daniel.
who Is not a drinking man. had been
hunting ali over the city for his
brother having learned that he was
drinking heavily and wishing 70 take
charge OF him. Unable 10 ind him he
finally rented a room al I011 Howard
street f0r the night. with the intention
of carrying o. his search for his
brother ol the morrow. This morning
The smell OF escaping gas apprised one
u rhe roomers that all was not right
and on opening Daniels door they
-ound him dead with the gas escaping
1rom a 5eC That the death was purely
accidental was shown by the fact OF
2 window being open and the gas jet
bur partly open.
When the body OF Timothy, the
brother Wh0 committed suicide was
taken 10 the m0rgue. it was thought
thar lis name was George Evans.
letter bearing that address having been
found I'm his pocket Yesterday morn
ing however, stephen Hunter. a friend
who. suspecung by the published sc-
counts u the death Of Evans" that
the dead man was Timothy, went TO
The morgue 70 make an investi cation.
Through an error the attendants IN
covered the body Of Daniel
BROTHERS IDENTIFIED
why that is Daniel-Tinothy's
brother" said Hunter. in sPrprise
Then who is thisg" ne was asked,
and Timolhvs body was shown him.
Tla- Is Tim" came the response.
Tie affair was 50 peculiar that the
corCLers Office made a further in
Vesrigatio1. 10 discover that Hunters
ffla-~ inca rtrr Vas rUr-aef I'd thar
two silent forms brought so strangely
together on the mOrgue table were
brothers. Timothy was &c years OF
age end Daniel a couple OF years
younger. Both We're marble cutters
and natives Of Ireland
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-14
MAYOR IS GIVEN
LIST OF lEAGU[RS
City's Chief Executive Assisted
in Appointment of Com
misSi0ners
According to Supreme Court,
He Must Name Two of
independence Party


The embarrassment OF Mayor Taylor
in having 10 find two engibles for ap-
pointment as election commissioners
from the ranks OF party az the van
ishing point. according to the recent
supreme court decision affirming the
claims Of the independence Ieaguers to
the jobs OF the present de faeto com
missioners. Apperson and King. was
sought to be relieved yesterday by the
county committee OF that crganiza-
ton.
After learning through Attorney
Kohlmeyer, the mayors legal represent
ative that DR.. Taylor wished 10 ap-
point two Independence Ieaguers OF in
tegrity and competence TO I'LL the posi-
tions. but that he was not personally
acquainted with anybody of the sort
in the party" President Daniel OCOn-
nell and Secretary John F. Kelly for
warded to the mayor a list OF authen-
ticated Ieaguers. 10 in number. war
ranted to last and TO be the genuine
goods.
The communicate follows:
Honorable E. r. Taylor. Mayor OF the CITY and
County Of San Francisco
Dear Sir: The independence league party, oy
itS governing body. in the city and county OF
San Francisco. submits for the consideration OF
your honor the following bona hde members
OF the Independence league party for appoint
ment 10 the board OF election commissioners:
C. Il. Hussey. 264 Waller street. furniture
manufacturer: John F. Kelly, i2s South
Broderick, contractor; John l. Pohto. e5A
Sanchez attorney; Ernest Duden. 46l castro,
insurance; ". P. Connors SEQ Potrero avenue.
master plumber: c. K. Lambie. l6lI Vallejo,
cement worker: c. G. Freund. 64Slz Folsom
tailor; y C Weinheiz 35S Rutland avenue,
real estate: w F. Muilens. ia Steiner. sales
nan: r J. MayHe 2S3 ShIpley. esrpente-;
c. NJ. HeLane. 1442 B-osdwsy. electrical en-
gineeT. w g. BarghaTd. SAB San Carlos ave
nue. stage carpenter, j. G. Chase, 2lo5 Jack
son. contractor: A. L. Dilly. 1868 Dolores, pol
isher: Hugh J. MeIsascs, 641 o'Farren, at
torney-
The independence league party by its county
committee in the city and county OF san iran
cisco vouches for the GualihcaI Iions OF the above
named members: hereby certi6es that they are
bona hde members OF the party; that they
voted for the party ticket. and are men of IN
tegrity ard competency. ard qualified to III the
office OF election commissioner Respectfully,
DANIEL O-COSNELL. President,
JOHN +. KELLY. Secretary.
County Executive Committee