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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-19
REPUBLICAN PARTY SPLIT WIDE
OPEN AND A BITTER FIGHT IS ON

and determined as that Of The inNIr-
gents.
There is nothing to do but fight,
said Rep. Mann. one of the confcrees
OF the regulars
But will you VIM" he was asked
Il don't think so" he said II
haven't canyassed the situation. how
ever"
we arc beaten. believe" added
Rep. Tawney.
Rep. Mann denied that the insur-
gents had made any concessions.
True. they offered two means of com"
promise. the Norris and Martin reso-
lutions, but both were impossible he
said
They not only provided for The
present in the selection Of the rules
committee. but for all future time as
well They wanted the speaker climi-
naoed Altogether, as member Of
the rules committee They did con
sent 10 put him ont of business by
indirection. but that was the same
thing as far as we are concerned. We
would not stand for it
Rep. Butler Of Pennsylvania Was
among the group on the lloor oil tne
house who heard from Mr. Martin Of
South Dakota that the efforts TO COM
promise were off
Mr.. Butler asked on what rock the
conference split The trouble vas
with the Martin amendment as 10 the
speakers ineligibllity 10 membership
on the committee. after March 3, 1911.
Doesn't the speaker agree TO that
demanded Mr. Butler.
Il don't know replied Martin.
Well. he will" shouted Butler. his
face livld with indignation. 81 am i
regular. but by George. ! am for
peace. The speaker will agree TO
that He'll have 10 after today
And Mr Butler. too wrathy to an.
sTer questions as 10 whether he pro-
posed breaking With the regular
forces rushed across the chamber and
out into the lobby.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-19
BURGLAR IS A
NERVY FELLOW

New York, March 19.-The police
of the suburban town OF Northport.
l.. l.. have called upon the New York
police To assist them in the search for
burglar who has been robbIng the
homes Of wealthy residents there His
latest victim WAS James F Bender
nagel. former cashier OF tho American
Sugar Refining company, who figured
prominently in the recent sugar fraud
trials. Several hundred dollars worth
OF silverware and linen were taken
from the Bendcrnagel home
The burglar is cool one Before
removing his booty from the Bender
nagcl residence he took a nap in Ben
dernagel's bed. None Of the family
were at home at the time.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-19
COURT DECIDES
AGAINST UNION

Chicago. March i9'-Forcins men TO
pay dues In labor unions against thei?
Will is conspiracy, and. therefore.
unlawful. according TO decision
handed down yesterday by the appel
late court
The case was that Of twenty en-
ployes of the Chicago Railways COM
pany against the officers and mombers
of the North and West Side Street
CaTmcn'S union.
The complainants resigned from the
union on February 1. 1908. and refused
thereafter TO pay dues. The union
voted TO strike unless tho company
forced the men back into the union
or discharged them from the service.
The insurgents" applied for an In
junction to restrain the union from
striking and the company from dis
charging them or forcing them TO re-
join the union Judge Walker refused
10 Issue the injunction. and the case
was appealed. The appellate court
reversed Judge Walkers decision.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-19
JAPS CONTRADICT
SECRETARY SHAW

Victoria. n c.. March l9.-Japauese
papers brought by the Express of In
dia. which arrived Yesterday from Yo-
kohomo, contains spirited comment on
the alleged uttcrances of former Sec
re,sry of the Treasury Leslie ". Shaw
that Japan aims AZ mastery OF tho Pa
cifc and will not shrink from war 10
attain her object,
The Jijl-Emdlfo of Toxic says that
20 charge Japan With seeking the
mastery OF the Pacific is to charge
insanity. Japan could not control that
ocean and is minding her own busI.
ness, part Of which is 10 cultivate the
United States friendship and Join
hands with America In opening the
mnrts OF China. II regrets that go
important a parsonage has Joined the
agitators, seeking 70 cause Ill feeling
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-19
ME- EDIA T|ON
IN CHICAGO
Head Of Engineers to
Be Heard in the
Proceedings

Chicago, March 19,-Warrcn S.
Stone. president OF the Brotherhood
OF Locomotive Engineers. arrived to-
day to represent his organization in
the mediation proceedings involving
the brotherhood ( Locomotive Fire
men and Enginemen and the railway
management Of forty-seven railroads.
The mediators, Martin a, Knapp.
chairman OF the Interstate Commerce
commission, and c. T. Neill. United
States commissioner oil ,aOor. &c.
sumcd the hearings today. II is be-
licvcd the mediation Will end early
next week
The decision of the state board of
arbitration. in awarding the Chicago
switchmen an eight-cent an nour
advance but refusing lime and hali
for overtime. has been generally ac-
cepted as final BY the railroad en-
ployes, but II is not satisfactory to
the Brotherhood of Railroad Train
men. according to Vice-Presidcnt A.
F. Whitney.
The decision is not satisfactory TO
the Brotherhood OF Railway Train
men, Mr. Whitney said today. bat
We will abide by it because NC agreed
t. do so. We believe that the great
est barrier in the way of granting
time and a half for overtime was
the action taken by the Swltchmen'S
Union OF North America in with
drawing similar request and agree
Ing to aTbitratc only the question
OF an increase in wages
According to the first reports from
the board of arbitration. it MAS un-
derstood that the men mad been
granted time and half for overtime
hut that was said later to be incor-
rcct.
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UP GOES PRICE
OF ALL PORK

Seattle, Wash, March 19-For the
third time since March and the nth
since February 81, local packers today
announce an advance In the price Of
all pork products. Tho advance be-
comes effective Monday and covers
every item on the list The latest
increase amounts 10 half cent on
hams. full cent on bacon. half cent
on boiled hams and dry salt cured
meats. fifty cents a barrel on barreled
beef and pork, % cents per barrel on
cooked and spiced goods. 81 per bar
rel on beef and another quarter on
lard.
The price OF bacon is now three
cents above that quoted on February
81; hams 1-2 cents higher and lard
1 LIZ cents higher.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-19
STEEPLEJACK IS
KILLED BY A FALL

Chicago. March 19.-James II. VII
son. known as 4 daring stccplejack,
fell 40 feet yesterday from 4 smoke
stack which he was painting at Twen-
ty.dfth and l.asalle- He died shortly
ofter he had been taken to hos
pitol.
Wilson Intended this job 10 be his
last here before starting for Okla
boma, where he was to paint smoke
stacks.
He was sitting on a board rost sus-
pended from the top of the stack by
large hooks. when one OF the hooks
slipped OF the smokestack.
Wilson created a sensation some
years ago when he essayed 10 shin
up" the Flatlron building, New York
City. He did not ascend more than
eight stories before the police ordered
him TO come down.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-19
WILLIAM KUNZE MAY
NOT BE PROSECUTED

San Francisco. March 1J.-William
kunzc. the young artist under arrest
here, charged with stealing the S10.-
600 Millet painting from the Memorial
museum In Golden Gate park, may not
be sent TO prison 1t is stated Sev-
cTal prominent German residents are
befrieuding Kunze and have employed
an attorney TO represent him An cf.
fort will be made TO induce the park
commissioner to suspend prosecution
OF Kunze. and II this is done. the ar
lists bcncfactors plan To help the
Young man to continue his studies.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-19
BOYS ARE CAUGHT
ROBBING IN CHURCH


Pittsbure. Pa, March IA sys-
tcmatic robbery OF the contribution
boxes in the Immaculate Conception
Italian church. which has been going
on for two years, has ended in the
arrest of seven altar boys. Detec-
tlves hidden In the confesslonals saw
the boys come in and pry the boxes
open with jack knives. while the coins
dropped ono by one into the hand OF
confederates.
The ringlcadcr said that brother
Who was dead taught him to rifle the
boxes.
One of the boys said he had stolen
between $3.50 and s300 during the
last two years and spent it for candy
and In the nickelodeOns
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-19
FIRE DESTROYS MUCH PROPERTY

PitlsbnrC, March 19-Firc this
morning destroyed the plant Of the
Standard Box and Lumber company
AT MIIlvale. near here, causing a loss
oi S120.1Oo The nrc started from an
cause in the shaving bin.
Nclghborlne houses wcrc emptied Of
their occupants. whose household
goods strcw the streots for several
blocks Help from this city saved the
borough from destruction
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-19
RAILROAD
IN ALASKA
Great Bridge to Span
Copper River Is
Going North

Seattle Wash. March 19-The
steamer Seward sailed Tor Cordova.
Alaska. last night, with $500 tons oil
Stel for the Copper River railway.
completion Of which is TO be rushed.
In the cargo is the famous bridge
that will span Copper river diagonally
between the great Niles and Childs
glaciers. which terminates on oppo-
site sides Of the river, and which
seemed At first 10 present an unsur-
mouptablc barrier tn the construction
oi railroad up the river.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-19
WORK OF ART IS
BOUGHT FOR SONG

New York. March 19-Thrcc weeks
ago w T.. D. Stokes. the phllanthrop
LIST, dropped in at an art sale in down
town New York and picked up for a
few dollars dingy old canvas that
struck his fancy. He had done the
same thing many times before. But
in this particular instance he proved
lUckier than usual. for the experts
who have been engaged In the res
toration OF the portrait have just re-
ported that beneath the dust and
CRIME of many years careless hand
ling there stands revealed an un-
doubted Titan. which they declare is
worth in the neighborhood Of $780,
600.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-19
CHARGED WITH
AIDING SUICIDE

Vallejo, Cal. March 19-Dayid Nc
Donald, former bartender, is under
arrest at Bcnicia. charged with assist
Ing Robert Gore, young ranchman.
TO commit suicide. Gore while drink
ing II is stated. became despondent
and voiced a desire 10 end his life,
Whereupon Mcdonald is said TO have
procured carbolIc acid from neigh
boring drugstore. The rqncher swal-
lowed part OF the poison and his life
wss saved only by prompt medical
treatment
SIX month ago Mcdonald. it is al
legged. aided his brother in a suicide
attempt.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-19
CASE
IN BOISE, IDAHO

Boise. Idaho, March 19.-For four
months the wife Of Chief Justice Geo.
C. Stewart Of Idaho has lain In state
of unconsciousness, suffering from =
disease which has bafiled the medical
fraternity, not only of Boise. but of
Portland, Spokane, Salt Lake and
eastern cities.
Mrs. Stewart suddenly swooned last
fall while at reception. She was
hurried &c hospital and every effort
was made to revive her. but without
effect, This condition prevailed for
several weeks and then her eyes
opened Recently she has been able
10 make upintelliglblc sounds
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-19
JAP PANESE
ARE KILLED
Garrison Surprised and
Slaughtered by the
Head Hunters

Victoria. b c.. March l9-News is
brought by the Express OF India from
Formosa Of disastrous raid by For
mcsan head hunters on q Japanese
garrison at Girsn. Ten Japanese were
killed and their heads carried away
as trophies. and four natives were
slain. The Formosans surprised tho
station. n Japanese punitive cxpodi
ton was sent In pursuit
Capt w. Smith. from western
China, reports that severe famine
is anticipated toward the head waters
OF The Yangtsc. involving nearly
million people.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-19
OLD SOLDIER RECEIVES
PENSION AT LATE DATE

Wellstop. o, March 19.-After walt
ing forty-nye years. the federal gov
ernment has decided to pay James
A. Hutchinson for his services In the
Union army during the Civil war
Hutchinson served one month when
he was disabled by n bullet wound
and discharged. Yesterday he re
ceived 4 voucher from Washington
for s14. one months pay for a Union
soldier No interest was allowed him.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-19
REFoRMER is PARDoNEO
AND CALLED TO PEklN

Victoria. q. c., March lo.-It Is re-
ported in Pekin, according TO the EX-
press OF China. which has arrived
here, that King Yu Wei. the reformer
who fled from Pekin in 1899, has been
pardoncd. and recalled to Pekin TO play
in China the role OF the late Prince
Ito In Japan.
Russian newspapers at IIarbn and
NladIvostock state that large num-
bers OF Japanese posing as CONNER
cial travellers. but really spies. are
now operating in she trans-Baikal dis
trict
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-19
WORLDS MARKETS
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago, March l9.-Cattle - Re.
ceipts estimated at 200; the market
is steady beeves. S5.G0a6 30. Texas
steers, s5a6.30; western steers, s5a
$50; stockers and feeders. s3.55a
Cos. cows and heifcrs, s275a11o;
calves. sS25al0.
Hogs-ReceiptS estimated at 5000,
market strong; light. S1J.50al070.
mixed. SlOG0a11 10: heavy, $l0SOa
1105; rough, s10.65al1: good to
choice heavy, Sl0.S0a11.O5: pigs. S9a
1o.15- bulk of sales, 10,S5al1.
Sheep estimated at 20,
600; market steady; native, S535a
$50; western. s5.75aS.51: yearlings,
SSa9 Ia. lambs native, IS 5oal0; west.
ern, S9a1O.35
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-19
Speaker Cannon Is Defeated and the
Insurgents are I'm Control OF Congress

The Nichi Nichi CHARGES Nlr Shaw
with resentment because of Japan s
Interference which initiated against
consummation OF Americas plans FOR
investing capital in China.
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New York Money

New York. March l9-Closc; Prime
mercantile paper i1l2a5 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business IN bankers bills a 1886,
1880 for 60-day bills. and Mt AS70S
for demand Commercial bills, iS6 ]-2
asSi. Bar silver. 81 IL.
Mexican dollars. IL.
Government bonds steady: railroad
bonds heavy.
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Metal Market.

New York, March 19.-Thc metal
markets were practically nominal,
both the London and New York eX-
changes being closed. as usual. on SAT-
uTday Local dealers quote Lake Cop
per at 1881 1-2a13 62 IL; Electrolytic
at 1912 1-2al3.S7 l.. and Casting at
1300a13.25.
Tin was firm: spot. l95a32.10.
Lead easy at Ii5ai.55. and spelter
az 5.60a5.75.
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Omaha

Omaha. Neb. March 19--Cattle-
Receipts. 100: market steady; native
steers. s5,15aS.25; COWS and heifers
s5.O9aG.50: Gamers, S3.75a4 so; stock.
ers and feeders. sac; calves. $iaS.5o.
bulls, staGs. etc, S425a6.25
Hogs-Receipts 1900. market sc
higher; heavy. $1565alO.70; mixed.
$40 55a10.65: light, S1o.35al055 pigs.
SS.50a9.50; buIks. $10.60al0.70.
Shoep-Receipts. 100; the market
is steady; yearliues. sS.2oa9 10: weth-
ers, S7.9oaS.i0; ewes, SI75aS.25;
lambs, $9.60a1O.1O.
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CHICAGO Produce.

Chicago. March 19.-Buttcr steady;
creameries. 26aG1c. dairies. 23a27c
Eggs-Firm; receipts. l0,OG9: at
marx. cases included. 20c, prime
iirsts. % l-2c
Cheese-Steady: daisies, 16 LA
1G 1-2c; twins. . l-ial5 1-2c. Young
Americas, 16 l.4alG 1-2c; longhorns.
16 l-ia16 1-2c
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Suoar and Coffee.

New York, March 19.-Raw sugar
steady; muscovado, 50 test. 1856; cen
trifugal. o6 test. 1876; molasses sugar,
SO test 36l. Refined steady.
Coffee-Spot steady; No. Rio.
s 11-16aS SIC: No. Santos. Lie.
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Bank Statement.

New York. March i9.-Following is
the bank Abatement;
Loans. s1.2iS,6lI.0oo: decrease. ST.
57S, 500.
Deposits, si,2hol2.7eo: decrease.
,4,32G.70o ~
500.
Legal tenders. sos .f1c.9oo: decressc.
sl1O,610. Special. s256.2S9.10o; de-
crease. $1.52S.i00.
Reserves. ss1s.7O2.6Oo; decrease.
$3.50 900.
Reserve required. sslo.25s,l75; de-
crease. $1.os1.G75.
Surplus. s9.i49.i25; decrease. s567'-
Elk. L. s. deposits. ss.Ss4.525; de-
crease, s53s.225.
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Chicago Close.

Chicago, March 19.-Close:
Wheat-May, S112 3'Sa1.12 1-2: July.
S1.O6 S-Sa1 06 1-2; September, S1.o4 SIS
a1.0i 1-2.
Corn-May. 81 7-sc: July, 64l-sc;
September. Coo.
oats May, 451-2a4s 5-Sc; July,
81 5-sc: September. 80 1-2c.
Pork-May. s25.75; July. so5.72 IL.
Lard-May. s14.10; July, 1882 la
1895.
Ribs-May. 1S.7cis: July. s1s.42t.
Barley-Cash. S7a6sc-
TiInotby-Maroh. $40.
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WEATHER FORECAST

THE INDICATIONS ARE THAT THE
WEATHER TONIGHT WILL BE
FAIR AND WARNER IN SOUTH
PORTION; SATURDAY,, PARTLY
CLOUDY.
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THE EVENING PAPER
is THE PAPER OF TO
DAY. THE MORNING
PAPER OF YESTERDAY
Arizona republican., 1910-01-29
OF LOCAL INTEREST

ON THE SICK .LIsT-City Jailor John Perrin has been i'll with grippe | for the past three days.
 COUNTRY CLUB Mrs. Henry George and Mrs. Dave Goldberg will serve today at the Country club.
 RESERVOIR LEvEL-The water in the Roosevelt reservoir yesterday
 reached the level of 117.S feet which means there is now in storage ap- proximately 1s5,0O0 acre feet of water And that means absolutely an abund- ance for the needs of the valley farm CTS in the water users association the coming year.
 THE WARMTH OF PRESCOTT Hon. Robert E. Morrison of Prescott arrived in town yesterday morning on | legal business. He left for home this ! morning to bask in the sunshine of the City Amid the Pines. where the warmth is, if not something fierce, a l little unreasonable. NIT. Morrison is enthusiastic over the aviation meet
 FACULTY coNcERT-The sixth
 annual faculty concert of the Arizona School of Music will take place the
 coming Wednesday evening. February ?. The program will be presented by
 the goilowing well known musicians:
 J. Homer Grunn. pianist; Dufferin
 Rutherford. vocalist; Frank Lloyd Stuchal. violinist. Gertrude Trump.
 accompanist.
 OF INTEREST TO VISITORS This afternoon there will be given at the board of trade rooms two short ! talks on topics of especial interest to visitors. One at o'clock by Colonel
 McClintock on Development of the Valley" and one by General A. J. Sampson at 3:30 on Our Resources"
 These are the first of a series of talks to be given at the board of trade and all visitors to the city are cordially in- vited to be present.
 THE SCHOOL MEETING - The
 meeting for the selection of a site for the colored school was through a typo graphical error, announced in yester- days issue for last evening at 7:30 o'clock. It should have read Monday evening at 7:30. There was of course no meeting last night but will be on
 Monday night. where it is hoped there
 will be a good attendance of the voters
 of district No. to express their wishes
 for the guidance of the board of trustees.
 FREE METHODIST CHURCH Corner East Adams and Fifth street.
 The services for Sunday. January 30. are as follows: Sunday school at 10 q. m. Preaching at II. Class meeting at F m. Sunday evening at 7:3O there
 will be a temperance address at the church by W. M. Burke of the Anti Saloon league. The congregation ex- poets to hear at that time of the pro- gress of the work throughout the terri tory and the result of the elections that have been held during the past week. The meeting will be of especial interest to all friends of temperance and it is hoped that there may be good representation of those who be7 lieve that the saloon must go.-
Arizona republican., 1910-01-29
THIRD AVENUE THEATER.

Tonight Nat Reiss' Third Avenue theater will be opened to the5public. and Mr. Reiss has spared no expense to have the opening bill one Of enjoy ment to the patrons. as will be seen by the following program; Newest moving pictures. Amazon drill. Georgia jubilee singers. Sleepy Tom the smart est pony in the world; Baby Jewel. the child phenomenon. Never in this or any other city has such bill been presented at popular prices. The ex- terior- as s-wsn as the interior of the theater has been entirely renovated and repainted, and presents a pleasing ap- pearance. There will be two perform ances nightly at 7:30 and 9 o'clock. The doors open at 7:15. There will also be a Sunday matinee at o'clock, as well as the usual evening perform ances.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-29
HE WENDEN coUNTRY-v

THE WENDEN coUNTRY-w. E Deity returned yesterday from tho Wenden country, where he has beer on mining buSiness. He spent a shor' time at Swansea, which is a center of great and growing activity.
 NEW NoTARlES-The following named have been commissioned mo- taries public: Scott White of Santa Cruz, Pinal county; J. R. Barrette of Miami. Cila county; J. H. Kinney of Phoenix, Charles A. Stauffer Of Phoe- nix, J. NJ. Hall of Cochise, w. H. Rob- inson, Charles Korrick of Phoenix.
 A COMING TREAT-Too much praise cannot be given the Central M E. church for engaging the Schu- bert Symphony Club and Lady Quar- tette of Chicago to appear here on Monday night. Jan. 31, at the Central M F. church. This company is in its twentieth year of success and is ac- knowledged everywhere to be the most ''up-to-date" musical company travel ing Everybody likes music and ev- erybody enjoys a hearty laugh. A de- lightful blending of pure fun and fine
 
 music is one reason why the above company has won it's way to the top notch of public esteem.
 DEATH OF Q. w. AMBERG-D. w. Amberg of Hickman, Ky. died yester- day at SIG North First street after an illness of year. The body was taken to Moore & McLellan's. whence it will be sent back to Hickman for inter ment It will be accompanied by his wife and her mothers, Mrs. Riley. who have been with him during his ill., ness. Other survivors are his parents and a brother, living at Hickman. His father is a wealthy retired merchant of Hickman. MT. Amberg was a gen. tleman of most estimable character. and he made many friends during his residence here. He was 29 years of age and was q member of the Masonic or dor
Arizona republican., 1910-01-29
Only One ~eRomo oUININE"

That is LAXATIVE PROMO QUININE. Look for the signature of F.. w. GROVE. Used the World over to Cure Cold in One Day. 25c,
Arizona republican., 1910-01-29

We pay "Kash" for eggs. .Crump Hay & Grain Co. m