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cHsNBEFEsTD Sc Asf--REss- Must ~ *
g-fer1s- and have gp51 references. wages $50.
~ ls,r-sl Association - America. Inc. East
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STEMME. JOHN-IN PURSUANCE OF AN
order Of Hon Abucr &. Thomas q Surrogate
OF the County ~ New York. notice IL hereby
given to all persons having claims against
John Stemmc, late 90 the County Of New York
deceased. TO present the same. with vouc hers
thereof 20 the subscribers. AT their place ~
trausacting business. No $40 broadway. Ror-
ouEh 90 Manhattan i'm the city 81 New York
on before the goth day OF October next
Dated New York. the 9th DAY % AprfI 1910
ANNA $. STEMME HENRY STEMME FRED
ERltk STElL. Executors. FRANCIS p
CHEDSEY. Attorney for Executors No 900
Broadway. Manhattan. New York city.
ADVERTISEMENT AND sUHSCRIPTIOVS
for The Tribune received 81 their G-ptown
Once. No. 1864 BroadwaJ. between 1Gth and
Saith SITS. until . O'Clock D. m Ndvertisrnenrs
received ~ che fuiloaing branch offices at
regular nffce rates until \ a. clock p. m viz /:
80 Nth ave. b. .. cor. Esd S.. l6S 9th ave. cor
l2th 81. lp4 East t4th ~ ~ West 42d st be-
~ cen 9Th and sth AYES 2d3 West l25Ia St:
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FOR SALE.
SODA FOUNTAINS,

Carhonators ard appliances. new. snopworn ara
second hand. easy terms. prompt deliveries re-
PAIRS a speciality. AMERICAN NEW SYSTEM.
49, Broor1e 81
GREAT OPPORTUNITY
% secure OWN SODA rot MAIN az third
OF orginai value. call and b. convinced. We
also manufacture all the latest counter fOua-
tains
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CARETAKER-Goo woman @ take care of
private house. excellent laundress. first c.ass
reference CaNarauEh. 24l Vest 22d ST
CEEANRERNAID swedish. thoroughly eNper-
fenced neat pfrI. good references. investigated .
s25 waldorf Bureau. j. West ;l3i 81 Phone
.tha
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COACHMAN. Single. thoroughly competent re
liable willing ob.igins. careful driver. country
preferred. best reference. L. BOX us 617 9Th
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CASHIER Dr1g or = 1eeiti6n. IS neat iei,ned
youiH .,5se- good reference - T.. p ho1
"a TrfiGue Dflce. -, b. . ...,
}eneb isd q hgh soe,a. s,anels an" qsf.I-
,,c-for education, eAIeileii1's 5srsss ~ letter
A 4 81 Last tVth a.
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ALICE KETELTAS. Administrators
PARSONS. CLOSSON & McILVAINB. Attor-
news for Administrators, 50 William
street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Abner e. Thomas. a Surrogate of the County
OF New York notice Is hereby given to all per-
sons having claims against Philip n. Keteltas
late OF the County Of New York deceased TO
present the same, with vouchers thereof. to
the subscriber. at her place OF transacting
business at the Offices Of Parsons, CiOssOn &
McIlvaine. No. 80 William Street. in the Bor-
ough OF Manhattan I'm the city OF New York
or, or before the 18TH day of August next
Dated New York the 9TH day Of February.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HOW DOES YOUR GARDEN GEOw7-Ths
Tribune Farmer will answer all your ques-
tons, and give you many valuable suggeS-
tons Send 10 Tribune Farmer. 154 Nassau
street, for a sample copy.
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BUTLER CSwedlsh). second men. useful. gar
deners coschmen. chauffeurs, married couple:
private families. references investigated Sanlp-
son a Nelson's Bureau. AZ 9Th ave. Tel. ls6S-
Madison square
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BUTLER, HoUsEMAN or CooK.-Young Jap
anese: highly recommended; has two friends:
couple do entire work private FANNY; city or
country Morrow's Bureau. 721 Lexington ave,
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BITI-ER-NALET.-- First class references. thor
oughlv understands his duties. 20 anywhere.
H Miss Margaret smiths Bureau. - West 42d
81. Phone 303e-Bryant.
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,TFANPFENfA 10. German. two years refer
cure from LAST place. wages So month. w.
Tfnd's Agency. 20 lexington ave-, between aSth
and EQth srs Phone 1000
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CHAMBERLAIN scotch. assist other work
thorough. experienced. city or country. excel
1ont reference. Industrial Association. Inc .
Fast 411 -
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-1-s-7E -l2~f busy. make easy money selling
-, .ca tional Accident Sickness policies
= Amply Creamer National Casualty Co.
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BUFFERS. second ard useful men. ali national
titles. investigated references. Waldorf Bureau,
y west SD st Phone 3OO-Madison.
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FITFSNAN lreai estateD wanted % follow Up
ssss mus have good appearance; call fore
roo- 4 West 94th 81. Room 302.
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eE00ND NANTES class. only best references
s1usdere5 permanent place. Apply az once,
ps-r Turner'S Bureau - West 18th 81.
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Artists wANTEDT Io., ,ss51 .5 nsy ,ssSTS
&c Trou,as 15s west 2Sd st. New York
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CARETAKER.-Han with tools. FOR coun-
try. BY married man with three children:
al present employed IN city. f. knight. 35j
East 125th ST
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GOOD HOCSEwORKER wanted. German p
ferred- LinG's Employment Agency, 80 l.
Tgton ave
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

RITZ Fl, Fnplf.b. ten vears' references.
wages. $50 IInds' Employment Agency. T2s
Lexington ave between 5Sth and 59th SITS.
Phone. s690-Plsza.
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ARCHIBALD ( WHITE Administrator
CHARLES r THORN. Attorney for Admins
traitor. 1876 Broadway. Manhattan. New York
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=. -----,- MN ~ good appearance. some sales
o --.-.t- ability wanted OF best real estate
--,..+.I- IN Nev YORK: leads furnished: big
I-.--tss.-r raid. y @. BoE z76. New York City.
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49, .. saur Yer Demonstration sample and
--..--ls-s. quickest selling. Specially Co. 80
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trgDI, Vauup neat woman. excellent plain
cook .,eIl recommended. ~ O. SO. - Miss
Ifofma,er's Bureau. 30 6th ave. DtE floor
Telephone sJ27 Madison Square.
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SAILS MANAGER Cor vacuum cIeaning ma
sslrs company; salary open. Business Service
"a 200 ROADWAY
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city references. would take second man
place in good family Charles. Mathewson
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GOVERNESS.-No German, children over
i've: excellent references. city country;
wages $50 Industrial Association. Inc. Fast
at
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German o- -vfE.ef private family.
~ 0a af Lang T. B0eclcrer Co =
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J y COTTON. r..
Solicitor for Receiver.
les broadway.
New York Ctr.
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LAUNDRESS-FIrs class. shirts. collars and
cuIs: $50, must be experienced and have good
references Indusu ial Association % America
Ire East f2s 81
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srC0ND Nan EXPERIENCED. private family
u1rss tss call AZ Lang & Boechersr Co. :
-ssu S. West 28d -
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COMMUNICATIONS house wanted By re
spectacle couple. no children. NJ. Driscoil. II
LII -
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NURSE. French. 20 grown children; must be ex-
rerienced and willing TO travel. wages $50 $40
Industrial Association. Inc. 2 East 42d 81
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| COOK.-Plain laundress. small family adults:
English Protestant woman. country: refer
ence Williams. 2I7 West 18th St. Sd floor.
| front
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rs PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Abner g Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County
OF New York. notice is hereby given 10 all per
having claims against Edena X. Branch
late Of the County OF New York deceased, 20
present the same with vouchers thereof to the
subscriber at his place OF transactinE business
No - Pine street. in the Borough OF Manhattan
in The city OF New York. before the six
teenth day Of August next
Dated New York. the fourth day OF February
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WILLIAM A HINES. Attorney for Temporary
Administrator. % Wall Street. New York
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tRIIeIg NANTED-T0 learn Newspaper
tgsfcrirg waLaz.n. Illustrating and fash
" drawing Thomas. 40 West 23o 81. New
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CHAMBERLAIN Willing 10 assist other work.
Nerv nice Swedish girl. excellent references.
81 friend kitehennaid O-ierborr's Bureau.
TlG Lexington ave. Tel 1893 Plaza.
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NOT I
Wouldn't Allow It.

"I always said" says a bright wo
man. that | would never allow myself
TO become a rheumatic old woman,
hobbliDg around on stick and MUNICH.
ing my Jaws on account of nervous
ailments. but horror of horrors, two
years ago the rheumatism came and
general debility with It
81 didn't waste any time but set To
studying the question from scientific
standpoint and came to the conclusion
that improper food was the cause of
the trouble so | discarded meat. hot
bread. pastry. and all foods prepared
in lard and mnde up new menu in
which Grape-Nuts was the principal
food. BY this simple, pleasant change
I not only got rid OF the rheumatism
but made big gain In other ways,
too.
To-day | am glad to tell you that I
haven't a pain or ache anywhere IN
my body and. although / do q great
deal Of literary work. my brain forces
are clear and active. nerves arc
strong. and | am never troubled with
Insomnia I weigh 1t5 pounds and am
G5 years old. You Will have to agree
with me when 7 say I consider myself
a worthy exponent Of the beneficial
and nourishlng results OF Grape-Nuts
TO which owe my splendid health"
Read THE Road to Wellyllle, found
in pkgs. There's a Reason.
Ever read the above letter. a new
one appears from time to time They
are genuine, true, and f"' " H"n'ao
interest
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RANDOM
REFERENCES

Would Administer Estate-A peti
ton for letters OF administration was
lled yesterday by Irwin T Alvord
Oldest son OF Simon Alvord. who died
June 10, 1873. leaving an estate valued
AT S2500 mostly in realty
WANTED-Clean white rags at the
Standard. =
Sues on Note-To collect promis
sory note due 10 have been paid Feb.
90. 1904. drawn Up on Aug. %. 1903,
amounting to $3.50. with interest at Z
per cent, Mrs. L. NJ. Ives brought suit
against a. Van Patten, claiming that
since 1904 three payments on the
note have been made. the total OF
which Is only S1S9 She asks that
judgmen. for $3.50 be given, less cred
It's. with interest at ten per cent on
the remainder.
For sale-2 heating stoves, Inquire
fer Mr.. Poultcr. basement Standard
Office =
Band Concert-Tonight at the
school the Weber Academy band. un-
der direction of Prof. E. w Nichol,
Will give band concert. a choice
program, beginning at S o'clock, in
sures an enjoyable evening,
Kemmerer Coal guaranteed tho bes.
Sold only by NJ. l.. Jones Coal Co. Ino.
140 Bell 499k.
Probate Shupe EItate-The wife
and children of John w. Shupc petit
ton for letters OF administration for
the estate OF Shupc, who died Jan.
is, 1910. leaving $500 in personal and
$4,000 in real estate property,
Call Allen. phones 23. for carriages
L specially Also prompt delivery Of
baggage. %12 26th.
Mission Circle Meetins-Mrs. S. P.
Brooks Of Grant avenue will enter
tain the members OF the Mission
Circle at her home this afternoon at
2;30 o'clock The meeting will take
as the topic for discussion Grow
Indians in Wyoming"
STORAGE at reasonable rates. in
good brick building. II you need any
room. consult John Scowcroft C Sons
Company.
Thomas W. Jackman of the Oregon
Short Line company at Pocatello is
in Ogden on business.
Advertisers must nave :Selr COPY for
tbe Evening Standard the evening be
fore the day on which the advertise
ment Is to appear in order to Insure
publication.
Swan Olson. foreman at the South.
eru Pacific shops in Ogden, returned
yesterday afternoon from a months
trip TO Sweden. +. j. Freener, of
Montello. who was acting as foreman
during Olson's absence, Will return
TO Montello today.
Mrs. George A, Torrey. of Gas Twen-
ty-fourth street is confined TO her bed
with severe attack of pleurisy.
For Sale-Old newspapers. cheap.
Call at Standard office.
Mr, and Mrs C. H. oGsling will en-
tertain at 4 theater party at the new
Ogden Theater tonight Mrs. Gene
Noble of Wyoming will be guest OF
honor.
Mrs. Gene Noble OF Big Piney. Wyo-
ming. is the guest this week OF Mr.
and Mrs. C. II. Gosling.
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PLANS FOR RECEPTION
TO THEODORE Roosevelt

Washington. Feb. 9.-President Taft
WAC TODAY given full details OF the
nIape formulated for the reception 10
hc rendered former President Roose,
veIt on his arrival in New York. some
time between June Is and q.
Col. John A. Stewart. president of
tho New York State League OF Re
mbiIcan clubs. and representative OF
the Republican Club OF New York.
told the President the committee
would undoubtedly extend formal In
yitation for him TO be present at
New York as the guest Of honor
In the cnblegram received at New
York yesterday, Mr.. Roosevelt stated
that he would be glad to accept re-
ceptIon. provided 1t was made a sim
pIe affair and was rendered on the
day OF his arrival.
Col Stewart said the Idea was to
have The steamer on which Mr. Roose,
welt arrives met down the bay by a
fleet OF Yachts. aud haTbor craft and
thar there be land parade of some
sort.
The plan for President Taft's part
In the reception is to have him pres
eHt In New 1OIR 50 lllal NIL INcOSt-
welt viii call upon him. The days
celebration will end with a big ban
quet at which President Taft and Mr..
Roosevelt will be the principal speak
ers
Col. Stewart said the reception was
to be kept free OF any suspicion OF
factional politics. and there was moth.
Ing OF the return from Elba" move
ment connected with 1t.
President Taft had proposed to go
to Alaska during the coming spring,
but indications arc that he will not
be able to make the trip unless con-
gress adjourns early In May.
The President said he would not
go to Alaska unless he could be back
in this country June %. when his son
Robert A TAFT, graduates from Yale.
Under these circumstances. 1t Is
probable the President Will be able to
be In New York when Mr Roosevelt
returns from his African expedition.
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FIRST SHIP OF AUSTRALIAN
NAVY HAS BEEN LAUNCHED

London. Feb. 9-The first ship of
the Australian navy was launched at
Govan. Scotland. this afternoon, Mrs
AsquIth doing the honors.
The Pnramatta is a torpedo destroy
or of the improved river class and reg
isters 700 tons. In christening the
ship, the premier's wife said:
First born OF the commonwealth
OF Australia's navy, | name you Par
amatta'; God bless you. May you up
hold the glorious traditions OF the
British navy in the dominions over
seas"
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HENEY CLAIMS HERMANN
WINkEO AT LAND FRA

Portland, Feb s,-Argument WAS
begun today in the conspiracy case
against former Congressman Binger
Hartmann, Francis j. Heney making
the opening address for the govern
mont Heney contended that II Her.
mann, rs commissioner OF the general
land office, ewinkesl at frauds in pub
lie lands. In order to secure the
friendship of certain oregon pol-
ticians whose support he wanted III
his senatorial ambitions, he was just
as guilty of conspiracy as the most
active of teh consplrators.
Honey said the government did not
contend that Hermann received In
trInsic compensation hut it-did claim
that he was q perpetual candidate Tor
United States senator and that ne
kept men like Special Agents Ormsby
and Loomis I'm Office year after year
when he knew they were dishonest
So these men might advance his sena-
11rss1 fsl~.--s
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SUGAR BEET
IN DU [ r Y
OF OGDEN
QUESTION OF DOUBLING cAPAc.
ITY or LOCAL FACTORY.
All Depends On the Attitude OF Beet
Growers-Oemand is Made fer
Certain Concessions.

The farmers of Hooper met the
first of the week and organized a
Beet Growers union, and. in the name
Of the union, asked for better railroad
facilities for transportating the beets.
also that they he given the factory
scale for beets delivered on the cars
at Hooper
The farmers base their demands on
the higher price which they claim
is being paid for sugar. To this the
sugar people have replied that sugar
today is selling for less than 1t was
ten years ago The second year the
Ogden factory was operated, the
wholesale price received for the first
million pounds of sugar was 81
hundred pounds Sugar Is now whole
sailing at $685. per hundred pounds.
1t Is understood that many of the
farmers have 4, ready signed the old
contracts for beets and this is taken
to indicate n desire among a ma
iorlty To continue the present har-
monlouS relations with the sugar peo-
pie and To Ignore any agitation which
might subject the beet industry to
any serious set back or bring on dis
couraginG uncertainties.
The Amalgamatcd Sugar company
is 10 double the capacity OF its Og
den factory this year. If there is
complete understanding reached with
all the farmers within the next few
weeks, but If an irreconcilnble differ
ence should develop during that peri.
cd then the orders for machinery will
be cancelled. and the beet acreage,
necessarily. will be reduced 10 the
limited capacity of the present plant
at this point
The consensus of opinion Is that
the best of feeling viii continue TO
prevail and that the sugar beet in
dustry In the sden district Will go
on as at present. expanding and
spreading prosperity,
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MAOSON.EATlNGER.

a very pretty wedding at which
Miss Gertie Madison of Mount Pleas
ant, San Pete county. Utah. and c. III
Eatlngcr OF Ogden were the contract
ing parties, was contaminated last
night, in the presence of g few inti-
mate friends. at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs James Mack, 1902 Washington
avenue. Bishop Taylor performing the
ceremony
The fair young bride was lovely in
n gown Of white chiffon and carried
shower bouquet of pink and white
carnations. The groom wore the con
ventloual black; Miss Ada Mack. the
bridesmaid. was charming In a gown
of green silk and Mr. II. NJ. Mack
served as best man.
Following the bridal ceremony light
refreshments were served and a de
lightful social hour was spent,
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IN OKLAHOMA
OBTAIN INJUNCTIONS.

St Louis, Feb. 9.-Temporary in
functions were formally issued today
In the United States circuit court
against the State of Oklahoma and the
Oklahoma corporation commission. re-
straining them from further enforce
mcnt OF the two-cent passenger fare
and certain railroad freight rates.
The Missouri. Kansas &c Texas.
and the Atchison. Topeka & Santa
Fe railroads gave bond for S260.000
each and the Gulf. Colorado G. Santa
Fe for $4,000 to protect passengers
II 1t Is ultimately determined thut the
higher rate should not be continued.
The orders followed an opinion do
lIvercd by J. c. Hook, nwhich he
held the evidence showed that by the
present rates in Oklahoma. tho rail-
roads were not earning a fair income
on their investment
pu.n TIE, ~ ASsJ WIN pAfL.
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THREE MEN SHOT DOWN
IN THEIR OWN HOMES

Plttsburg. Feb. "a feud among
Italian miners. which has for months
terrorized the residents of Midway.
Pa. mining town near here. cul-
minated today in the killing OF three
men. who were shot down In their
own homes Two men, who are be-
lieved TO have done the shooting, have
fled and state constabulary went in
pursuit The populace is aroused TO
a fury and a lynching is not improb-
able
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-09
SPANISH CABINET RESIGNS.

Madrid. Feb. 9.-The Spanish cab
lnet headed by Premier Moret Y Pen
dergnst resigned today
The ministerial crisis was brought
about BY the right wing of the loyal
party protesting against the 2remier's
alliance with the republicans. ose
CanalejaS Y. Mendas, leader of the
monarchlal democrats. has been
charged by the King with the task of
forming a new cabinet,-cd
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-09

niyision salt Lake City. o. S. L.;
+ T snencer. newspaper man; d. J.
Malone Asst Supt.. Salt Lake Divis.
inn. p Co; o. b Chalmers, Asst
Snnt Utah Division, o S. L., Salt
Lake CITY. T. + Rowlands. Asst.
Supt salt Lake Division S. P. Co; R.
A Pierce, general yardmaster. ogden
ward. r A McKlnstry. Asst. Supt
Salt Lake Division S. P Co; j. J.
JolIaney. disinterested conductor.
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TIME FOR ENTRY ON
INDIAN LANDS EXTENDED

Washington. Feb. 9.-Because OF the
severe winter In South Dakota and the
northwest President Taft. at the sug'
gestion OF Senator Gamble and others,
has extended the time for entry TO
the Cheyenne River and Standing
Rock lands from April l TO May 2,
This Is TO give the entrymen oppor-
tunity 10 examine the lands.
The lands are in two districts, but
Secretary Ballinger has made a regu-
lation which Will allow entrymen to
appear II Aberdeen and make their
choice from the whole of the lands.
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PLANNING THE ORGANIZING OF
COTTON SECURITIES ASSN.

Washington. Feb 9.-John Hayes
Hammond and Daniel Sully. aSsoci-
ated with several men prominent In
the cotton business in the south. are
planning the organization of cotton
securities corporation which probably
will have a capitalization Of 100000
900, II was announced today. Exist
ing cotton companies would not be
affected adversely by the new corpor
alton, 1t was said.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-09
JOHN REDMOND AGAIN LEADER

Dublin, Feb. 9.-John Redmond was
today reelected chairman Of the Irish
Nationalist party at a meeting at
Mansion house Fifty-four members
were present Timothy N Bealy and
William H. O'Brien and their follow
ers were not invited and did not at
tempt to participate in the meeting
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SEARCHING FOR MISSING BOAT

Seattle, Feb 9-The revenue cut
ter Tahoma sailed for the north today
In search OF the missing life boat
which carried six men of the crew of
the steamer Farallon. The Tahoma
Will take on q pilot at Seward and
then proceed TO lliamaDa Bay.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-09
CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH.

Jamestown. y. D, Feb. 9.-Whlle
Mr. and Mrs, James Ellenberger. prom
inent residents OF McLusl1y. were at
tending a funeral in nearby church
today their two sons. Arthur. aged
6 years. and Willie, 2 years. were
burned to death in a fire which de-
stroyed their home.