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LEGAL NOTICE.

G TATEMENT OF REDUCTION OF CAP
- ITAL STOCK OF THE BEAVER
PETROLEUM COMPANY.
We the undersigned, the President and
majority Of the directors OF the Beaver
Petroleum Company, a corporation duly or
ganized under the laws Of the State Of Del
aware, do hereby sign and acknowledge the
following statement Of said reduction.
At a meeting Of the stockholders of said
corporation duly and regularly called, being
the annual meeting OF the corporation held
Thursday, June 28. 1910 al the Office Of
the company in Beaver. Pennsylvania, at
which meeting there were present In person
and by proxy two hundred and fifteen shares
out OF a total Of three hundred and FIVE
shares issued and outstanding the follow
ing resolution was presented and unani-
mously passed, all present voting in the
Affirmative.
RESOLVED. that the authorized capitsl
Of the company be reduced from one thou
sand shares OF One Hundred Dollars each to
five hundred shares Of One Hundred Dollars
each and that President and Secretary of
the company be authorized to prepare and
execute proper certificates and file the same
with the proper officers Of the State Of
Delaware and the Recorder of Deeds at Viii
mington Delaware as required by law.
We further certify that the debts of the
company not already fully secured are paid
and discharged as required by law.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF we have sign
ed this instrument this 25th day Of June
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MoRrUARY srArrsr1cs

Board Of Health statistics for the week
ending today and for the corresponding
week Of last year follow; Deaths-this
week, "a last year, %. Brths-this week,
49, last year, 20 Marriages-this week,
oE- iset vaaa -
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ro Imnrn,e Club House.

The Eleventh Ward inoepenoenS
Democ-atic Club viii make general
repairs and alterations TO the clubs
house, No. ia Brown street
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

, OARDERs WANTED. $4 PER WEEK
- also table boarders. 5. W. Corner
Fourth and jefferson Sta i2s-eod-ln
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REAL ESTATF-FOR RENT.

.-oe--.----------l--s- s---s~--
y OR RENT-ei7 BENNETT ST, AND sss
Il f. 7th st. Vernon 627 1-2 Market St.
als-at
r OR RENT-DwEILING IN COUNTRY
L near Eden Park. Wm. +. Csthell d. a.
1ss7.A a19-5t
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TRANSPORTATION.
,.-------~o--~---~~-----~-s
Wilson Line 10 Philadelphia
PASSENGERS and Frei0hl.

At 730. 800 and 1910 a. m. II o'clock no<z-
iso 400. 4.l5. 500 100. $3.50 and xs3o D. n
Leave Chestnut ST. Wharf. PhladsI-
noon. 130. 800. AIS. 500. 100 $50 ana
xo.S0 y. IN.
'This trla connects with the returning
boat az t'neater
xThls trip no' operated on Mondays ~
Fk RES on Saturdays, sundays ana
holoayN between Wilmington and Phil
IN nn other days n special one DAY
lmiten fare. between Wilmington ank
Fhlladrlnala. ono vnv 1fc-r round trip Z.c
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GRO. W. BUSH & SONS CO..

Foo. OF French st.-WilmlnEtsn.
Pier 9, So. Wharves. ,Foos 81 Walnut
- philadelphia
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PERSONAL.

II FrTNED- WESTERN LAWYER, 45,
n would marry. K-Box So. League Iole-
do Ohio. a-o'h
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~ OTICE-wE, JOHN J. GALLAGHER
and Bro. (John j. Gallagher and Fran.
els =. Gallagher) the owners and occupants
Of the house situated at 2OO4 Market street
IN the Ninth ward in che city u Whining.
ton, county Of New Castle aud State Of Del.
ware, in compliance with the requirements Of
the acts Of the General Assembly IN such
case made and provided do hereby give
notice that we shall apply Ia writing n
the Court OF General Sessions Of the State
Of Delaware, in and for New Ce itie Count ".
ON Monday, the 18th day Of Sep; amber
1910 being the next t'iM o. said Court
for a license for said house, as drug
store for the SALT therein Of in,cxicating &
liquors in less quantities. than ono quart
not 20 be drunk the premises, and the
following respectable citizens Of said ward
at least twelve Of whom are substantial free
holders OF said ward, recommend the said
application, viz;
Harry S. Pierce. Wm. Wilson.
Edward S. Bacon, Sr. Harry o. Finerty,
John A. King, Chas. W. Scrado.l,
Henry Andrick, Chas. A. Milh,rin,
Geo W. Taylor, Michael Keenan.
Geo W. Mulee. Chas. J. kennedy
l.. i. Purks. ". T.. Posil3s, VI. ID
Henry W. Sasse, Harvey Davidson,
Harry p. Potter, Eric a. Engren,
Geo G. Watson. O. ]. Gray, NJ ID.
Geo. ID. Bouyhmfn, W. H. Lingo.
Herman Dohl VIM. j. Lemon.
I JOHN j. GALLAGHER AND FRANCIS e
GALLAGHER. a2O-3t
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DEATHS.
Ahbie Rarnett.

BARNF,TT-In this city. on August le'
1910. Abbie. widow Of James II. Barnett
in her seth year
Funerai services will be held al Chand-
ler's Undertaking rooms, No. 2l4 ". eth
At. on Monday afternoon, August p, az
100 o. clock. Interment wilmington ara
Brandywin, Cemetery.
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NOTICES.

~ ,-,',1, oTloF rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ all STATE LICENSES AND TAX
DUE AND NOT PAID ON OK BEFORE
THERE WILL BE 25 PER GENT.
ADDED THERETO IN ACCORDANCE
WITH SECTION o, CHAPTER os, RE
VISED CODE, LAWS OF DELAWARE.
HARRY A. BROWN,
Clerk Of the Peace. New Castle county,
Wilmington, Del. July 81. 1910. e1-lm
NJ 'oTICE-MIss ANNA MuEcK, 1u2 ".
~ 2srd St., trained narss =. & A. 4535D.
a20-6t
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LOST AND FOUND.

~ M REWARD FOR RETURN or cARy.
DcsoO ed amethyst bar pin. Notify j.
& A. Phone 1913, al0.3t
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BUSH LINE
FRTIGHT TCR ALL POINTS

steamers ieave PhnaeelphR. Pa. daily
except Sunday
1915 a. NJ. SEQ r. NJ.
Leava Wiiningfnn Del
s0o P. NJ
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FOR SALE.
ROOMS FOR RENT.

.--~-<~~-..-.>~--------~-
C>rRARD-SO5, sJ7 AND 500 RACE ST,
" Philadelphia Rooms. 25. IS. SOC.
Gentlemen only. May1-iy
Z OR RENT-ROoMS FURNISHED OR
Unfurnished. Conveniences, 9lo King
ST. a1-eod- / N
Z, OR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
Light Housekeeping 201 East Fifth
w. scOTT VERNON
. Real Estate Broker and Notary Public
Mortgages negotiated.
S27iA Market street.
u. e. A. S03-A. Next to Gas Ofiice.
A PARTMENT FOR RENT. 4 ROOMS
a bath, all conyenienccs. S. y. Cor. sth
and Lombard SIS. a2o.ood i'm
y OR RENT-APARTMENT, ROOMS
4 aud Bath. Possession September 10.
Hot Water Heat The Angelus, Vandever
avenue and Church st. ID. S 4. phone,
Sl65- a2o-lm
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W0LTER ON The
WITNESS STAND

New York April 22.-Albert Wolter
taking the witness stand today in his
own defense, told his story of that
fateful day on which young Ruth
wheeler came to his apartments on a
strangulation and burning.
Wolter declared he had never writ.
ten Ruth Wheeler In his lie; had
not even seen her and had only writ.
ten her name In his memorandum
book Mt the request OF Coney Is
land waiter Fred Abner, who he said
wanted to start Il German stcnoernph.
iC school
He was Is years old. the defendant
said, and had como here from Ger
many two years ago. Wolter had met
Katie Mueller and they had lived to-
gother since December
Early March cath, WolteT said. he
left his room, bought paint and brush,
and. after loaflng all day in Central
Park, returned home In the evening
and painted the fireplace.
Some time during the hours Wolter
said he passed In the park Ruth
Wheeler met her death in his room
That evening Pearl Wheeler came in
search of her sister but the witness
said he did not insult her
THAT night was awakened by the
falling fire place" testified the wilt.
ness. Twice 1t fell and each time
arose and fixed It"
a bright-faced German girl, Kate
Mueller. went to the witness stand
Her room adJoined that of the VOL
ter apartment
She said she looked out on the fire
escape. Saturday morning. about 10 80
o'clock and that there was nothing on
1t at that time If there had been,
she said. she would have noticed It.
No flush OF shame tinged the face
Of Wolter as he admitted that he and
Katie Mueller lived on what the girl
earned-S6 a week.
Wolter blurted out he had lost one
position because he had collected mon
ey and did not turn it In
Wolter denied telling Captain Car
ey he had copied the name of Ruth
Wheeler and her address from an ad-
yertlsement. Confronted with the
stenographer's record Of his exam.
lnation by Captain Carey. Wolter said (,
uoH I kuo"s j WAS uOo sleepy
at that time TO remember"
rs that your shirt?"
Wolter looked 1t over carefully and
replied, Yes"
How did you get all that blood and
grease on it?"
II don't know"
when Pearl Wheeler was in your
room looking for Ruth and calling her
by name. knocking on closets, you
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TO WORST
THE BEEF TRUST

WASHINGTON. April 21,-Senator
Johnson oil nabama today informed
the senate that a movement for the
importation of Australian beef had
been inaugurated in New York as a
means of meeting trust prices. He
said II had been found that the for
eign meat could be sold at q rate OF
six cents a pound less than the do
mesuc product.
The statement was made in connec-
ton With a speech in opposition 10
the Lodge resolution appropriatinS
$665 900 for the e1tnesion of the cost
OF living inquiry so as to gather re-
tail figures. Senators Bacon and Stone
talked of the political aspect OF the
inquiry Declaring Mr.. Aldrich had
said the motive back Of the inquiry
was that of refuting the general idea
that the increased cost of living was
due to the tariff, Mr.. Bacon said If
that was true the inquiry would be
along political lines and entirely TN.
satisfactory.
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POSSES SEARCH FOR
ESCAPED CONYICTS

LEAVENWORTH,K Kas.. April 21.-
Two Of the six convicts who escaped
from the federal prison at Fort Leay-
enworth today by selling a switch en-
guards with dummy reyolvers, made
OF wood, are being sought tonight by
a posse of forty armed guards and
scores of citizens. Four of the con-
victs were rccaptured after a few
hours of liberty.
The men who got away, Theodore
Murdock and Frank Grlgware, are
supposed to be in a wooded section
known AZ Hunns Valley, six miles
west of the fort Between them they
are said to have one gun. taken from
a sentry but practically no ammuni-
ton. Their capture is looked for
hourly.
In solitary confinement tonight are
the four who failed to elude the search
started when the roaring blast OF the
prison siren whistle announced there
had been a jail delivery. These are
Thomas Katlng, Arthur Hewett, Rob-
ert Clark and John Gideon.
Murdock's escape was not noted I'M
til the calling of tho prison roll dis
closed his absence. All but Murdoch
are serving life sentences. Murdock
was sent up from Chicago for counter"
felting
Farmers for miles around are join
Ing in the hunt for the two convicts
still at large. in the hope Of getting a
reward
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FACTIONS FIGHT
At Convention

WASHINGTON, April 21-Factional
strife broke out at today's session Of
the nineteenth continental congress Of
the National Society OF the DaughtedS
Of the American revolutinn. Whom
amendments TO the society's consutu-
tion relating 10 the discipline OF Of
fcers and members and the question
Of States rights" of the state euXil-
laries were presented the delegates
aligned in thir respective party camps
found themselves enmashed l ma pre-
llmblnary cntanglement
Mrs. j. Morgan Smith, vice president
OF ALBANIA was in the chair and aftor
Il motion defeating one of the amend
ments had been passed Mrs Mary
Desha of Kentucky claimed the floor
OH a question Of personal privilege.
Because / have different opinions
she began, but her voice was drown
ed by cries of "out of order" and she
was not allowed to continue.
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PRISONERS SHOULD
AID FAMILIES

Chicago. April 22.-Construction Of
a new s1.0G0.OOo county Jail. equipped
with workshops whore prisoners can
be employed and the profit from their
labor secured to their families, was
championed by the Hamilton club
yesterday. At a meeting of the com
mittee on afiiliation with other Chi
cago organizations it was decided to
start the project formally next Mon
day
President George w. Dixon of the
Hamilton club, who has been working
on the plan for several months. said:
"PrisonerSt whether serving sen
tences in jail or awaiting trial. should
have opportunities to work and earn
money for their dependent relatives
Aside from the financial end. the plan
would effect a notable Improvement
In the county Jail. where the inmates
sometimes remain many months in
complete idleness that Is mighty In
furious, both physically and mental
ly D."
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POSTUM FOR MOTHERS
The Drink that Nouriehes and Sup
plies Food for Mother and Child.

My husband has been unable to
drink coffee for several years. so we
were very glad to give Postum a trial
and when We understood that long
boiling would bring out the delicious
favour, we have been highly pleased
with It, uI
1t is one of the finest things for
nursing mothers that have ever seen
1t keeps up the mother strength and
increases the supply OF nourishment
for tho child II partaken of freely.
| drank 1t between meals instead of
water and found 1t most beneficial
Our five-ycarold boy has been
very delicate since birth and has de-
yeloped slowly He was white and
bloodIess. / began to give him Pos
lum freely and you would be sur
prised nj tho change. When any per
son remarks about the great improve
ment. we never fail to tell them that
we attribute his gain In strength and
general health. to the free use of Pos
tum and this has led many friends to
use II for Themselves and children.
Il have always cautioned friends
to whom | have spoken about Postum.
to follow directions In making It. for
unless it Is boiled fifteen or twenty
minutes. 1t Is quite tasteloss. On the
other hand, when properly made. 1t Is
very delicious. want to thank you
for tho benefits we have derived from
? the use of your Postum.
Read rThe Road TO WelIville found
In pkes There's a Reason"
ever read the above ietteri A new
one annears from time to tImeS They
are aenuIne, true, and full Of human
lntereCt,
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WICKERSAAM In
A BAD LIGH I

Washington April 22.-While cross
examining Mr., Finney at the Ballln-
ror.pInchot examination this after
noon. Attorney BTanleis intimated
that the attorney generals summary
for the nresident, although dated Sep
tenn II. 1909. was really written sew
eral months subsequently, notwlth"
standing that President Tafts letter
OF September 13. generating Balm
ger, was supposed TO be based upon IT.
Attorney Brandeis sought still fur
ther TO discredit the statement of the
attorney general In his summary OF
the CLAWS case. prepared for the
President.
He obtained an admission from Nh.
Finney that Mr.. Wlckersham was in
error in stating Mr Schwartz was
evidently not informed that on May
2S. 1908, Commissioner bennett ."re.
scinded the suspension and instructed
CLAWS to push work lnasmuch as
Schwartz's initials appeared on the
bennett telegram to CLAWS dated
May 2S and on a subsequent letter
dated June 80.
He had prepared the letters by or
der of the secretary, who signed
them, but that he did not know
whether Mr. Ballinger had actually
"ls 1t not true that you are here
trying to assume the responsibility
for Secretary Ballinger?" asked Mt,
Pepper.
"No, it is not true" replied the wit
ness II am here to tell the facts. |
don't assume any responsibility, al"
though some of the newspapers seem
to take IL that way"
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! sided. She was the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs w. w. Raymond OF Plain
CITY. Funeral services will be held
| at the homo OF Mrs Poole's sister.
Mrs. Alameda Shur,liff. $50 Eign-
teonth street. Sunday at 10 o'clock
a; m The body may be viewed NJ the
Shurtliif residence, Saturday evening.
ana Sunday morning before the fune-
rN. The intermont will be In the
ogden city cemetery.
Ten days more of uneoualled under
selling. at Creaseys Bargain Store.
Zi2O Wash. Ave. =
Preliminary Arranoed.-As one of
the preliminarles for the Erlenboru-
Sinclair contest. Manager Shumway
mas announced that he has secured
young Farley. the local (nvorite. to
poN with Kid I.awrenoce. the colorcd
boxer of Salt Lake City who has been
In number of successful bouts at
that place
Snaps In China. Glassware, Crock
cry and Kitchen Utensils. for the next
ten days, at Creaseys Bargain Store,
2420 Washington Ave. -
ioI SSllIldnl 6I9Rc-l nc III"
neral services for William Blake, who
cled at S;45 Tuesday evening at his
home go West Seventeenth street. or
pneumonia, superinduced by trom-
basis of the brain. will be held at the
FIRST Presbyterian churcn at [
o'clock Sunday afternoon Rev, John
Edward Carver conducting the ser
vices. The local lodge of Odd Eel
lows. of which order deceased was
member Will attend in Il body and
hold their beautiful ritual ceremony
at The grave Mr. Blake has been
a resident of Ogden for ten years
and has many friends and acquain-
tances hero.
$3.50 cash buys n ton Of Best Rock
Springs on the market. Phone 81
John Farr =
Health lmproveo.-Roger Connor
has returned from California, fully re-
stored In health He was threatened
with tuberculosis a few months ago,
but the vacation has proved an Grad
lcatcr OF the last trace of disease and
he Is now fleshier than he has been
In years.
WANTED-CIcna whito rage at tho
Standard.
Reports from the home OF William
Allison this afternoon are to the cf-
feet that the condition of Mrs. Allison.
who has been seriously i'll for the
past few days, remains unchanged
Bakery goods at Charles Cafe
terla -
Saw Ogden Observation-Disclosures
James Pendor has returned from a
two weeks visit to California and Ar
iona While away he visited the Cal
iGornia and Arizona penltentiaries,
where he met a number of criminals
who had operated in Ogden during the
past twenty years, He says there is
quite an epidemic Of crime prevailing
In California. and that the officers are
having a serious time checking 1T
All kinds of coal $3.50 cash. deliv-
cred NJ. l.. Jones Coal Co.
Estate of Stuekert-A petition for
letters OF administration have been
filed In the district court by Sherman
S. Smith, in the estate OF Anne V.
Stuckcrt. deceased. who died at Al
bsny. n Y, in 1906, and left property
in Weber county OF the value of
$1,000, There are six heirs who re-
side In Tennessee and New York. The
petitioner claims an interest by con
veyance OF one of the heirs in the cS-
tate.
Bread Of quality. Charles Cafe.
terla. =
Classy smoke, Garcia and Vega CT
9ars =
Kodak finishing Tripp. $40 25th
street =
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So"inlon people to stand against tho
'esissSlons OF ono railroad To stand
aH"'Nhl thoscfof ten or twenty or thlr-
y "ouid De more dimcult still IL the
rates were not 10 be approved in ad-
Na'ce by the commission then there
would bo no substitute for the anti
tIu9t act, and that, he said, was the
dl'hculty between the Crawford
amendment and his own
IL was not true. az had been stated
llat President Roosevelt had advised
inc unconditional repeal OF the anti
trust law. nor that the Interstate COM
merce commission had done SO
The question at Issue. he said. "is,
snail the agreed rates of the railroad
companies go Into effect without the
approval Of the commission
Aldrieh Interrupts.
Mr. AldrIch interrupted. He "a.
serted under the terms Of the amend
ment the rates that might be specified
in an agreement went into effect as
did individual rates. and did not go
into effect by reason OF the compact,
Mr.. Crawford said this was not his
understanding His opinion was the
provision would require approval of
the agreement before the rates took
effect
Mr. Aldrich said that by none of the
propositions Of the bill could a rate
be fixed by an agreement. because all
OF the rates must be subject to the
control which the commission had over
their rates.
You propose by lndirection to give
the commission the right indefinitely
10 suspend rates-to suspend them
forever. II It Is so desired
Replying. Mr.. Cummi1s said his
complaint was against the permission
to the railroads to enter into agree
ments that may become effective. with
out the previous approval Of the com
mission. In such agreements, he ar
gucd. there was no opportunity for In
dividual initiative The two classes of
ratios could not be placed on the same
level. and lie urged that II the anti
trust law was 10 be repealed better
remedy must be found than that pro-
vided by the bill as It stood
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STRONG PLEA FOR
COMMON PEOPLE

WASHINGTON, April 21-Trafflc
agreements consumed the entire time
given by the senate today TO the rail
road bill. and they were under con-
sIderation when the senate adjourned.
Senator Cummins held the floor
throughout.
He spoke against the section per
mittins such agreements and against
the Crawford substitute for 1t.
Declaring his intention of denoun-
cling any Legislation that nullified the
antitrust law. as this provision did,
he said the ultimate purpose of the
Legislation was to allow tho railroads
TO fix their own rates without first
submitting them TO the interstate
commerce commission, Without the
establishment Of rates any traffic
agreement must he vague and of little
effect 1t was difficult enough for the
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-22
ADONIS OF POLICE
FORCE DISAPPEARS

Chicago. April 22-Tom Birming
ham, who twenty years ago was con-
sldercd as the Adonis of the Chicago
police force and posed as the model
for the famous Haymarket riot statue
erected IN honor of the policemen
who were victims of the anarchist
bomb on May 4. 1856, has disap-
peared and his friends fear he is dy-
ing In some out Of the way place.
He has not been on the police force
for some time and a fow days ago ne
collapsed while talking TO Alderman
Michael Kenna. He was given food
and recovered sufficiently to walk.
Since then he has not been seen by
his friends,
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AGREEMENT REACHED.

Cincinnati. April 2.-An agreement
was reached last night between J. Q,
Van Wrinkle. general manager. and
representatives of the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers in the en-
ploy Of the Big Four railroad Mr..
Van Wrinkle was authority for tho
statement that 4 scale had been
signed for improved working condi-
tons and advanced wages" but de-
tails were not made public,
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BANK ROBBERS
CAUGHT IN ACT

MITCHELL. S. D.. April 2l.-About
two o'clock this morning On unsuc-
oessful attempt was made 10 rob tue
state bank OF Taylor. a small town be-
tween Scotland and Trj2p on the Chi-
cago, Milwaukee and ST, Paul rn.i-
road. when trio of yeggmen made
an attempt to enter the building.
They were 1red upon by Cashier
George Cartwright. His aim was good
az shown by bloodslains on the OUT
side of the building. The man store
a team anG started toward Scotlanl'
At the same time sherlif's posse;
being notified OF the attempt starter
lor Scotland. Tho possee came upon
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-22
BRYAN IS HOME
AFTER LONG TRIP

LINCOLN. Neb., April 21-Wm. j.
Bryan returned to Lincoln this after
noon, after an absence OF over five
months He was welcomed by his
daughter Grace and other relatives.
members Of the Lincoln Commercial
club and close political friends. He
reiterated his denial that he was O
candidate for U. S senator or for any
other Office.
simultaneously with Bryan's return,
a statement coming from him was
published today defining his position
on county option and prohibition.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-22
JOHNSON TO
DRINK WATER

Chicago, April 22-Ten cases OF
drinking wator were shipped TO Jack
Johnson's training camp ut Ocean
Bench. San Francisco, yesterday. Up.
on his arrival on the coast tho cham
pion will hire chef to prepare his
meals and the utmost precaution will
be taken TO see that the food is in
proper shape when served.
Promoter Jack Gleason left for San
Francisco last night after practically
closing deals with railroad officials TO
handle admission tickets 10 the fight
with railroad passage. Gleason will
stop off for a few days in Kansas City
and Denver 10 interview officials