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JORDAN LODGE NO. 8, /. o. o. F.
Meets every Monday night at i. o. o.
+. temple. Visitors invited. ]. U. Hi.tz.
y, c.; A. Lindberg Secretary. a1i37
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HAIR SPECIALISTS

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and mn1lcuriuC Best references.
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CRESCENT COURT NO.
"A i. Royal ard Exalted
Degree of the Amaranth
%STTT~ Stated meetings second
EAg&aY Tuesday of each month.
NW Masonic Temple. corner
Second East and First
South cordial Invita-
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WALL PAPER CLEANING

Home PAPER CLEANING Co; WORK
Guaranteed. Ind. l145. Bel! 3l54. yl09I
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room modern house. F32. Tribune
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rE NEWCOMB lOR ROOMING HOUSE
or business bargains this week r. Ala
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W ELL ESTABLISHED HAIRDRESSi.\l
parlorR In the heart OF tho business dis
trlcL E-k, Tribune. cl9So
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

NdlDS5I.E, -DODGL SIOSaA Oc FIN l.
pictures. frames ana wan paper; must
Ne closed out TINS montni Drlng your PIC
lures ior framing. dlO0a
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Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
FIDELITY LODGE NO. IL, /. O. O. F.
Meets every Wednesday night at
clock. l. o. O. +. temple. Visitors well
come. John Mckenzie, N. c.; ]. c.
Smith, Secretary.
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NONE TO BE READ OUT OF THE PARTY.

President Taft proved himself broadgauged Republican
when his speech before the League of Republican Clubs in Wash
ngon Saturday night he opened his address by emphacay
declaring that I'VE reading nobody of the Republican
party
The President displayed better judgment than the Utah editor
who after reading Sen Beverdge speech the tariff which
chered by the Indiana Republican convention lost
time in serving notice that they be-
yond the pale of Repubioanism
President Taft said I'VE ranks and all have
the opportunity TO establish their claims Rpubcanism by that
which they shall congress helping
the legislation before them By their shall know them
Those he continued lin who stand for
the legislation seek in order redeem the pledges of the party
have the right stand with the party Republicans they don
we won't quarrel with them They have right to their opinions
But desire their aid Republicans do wish
that they not sincere hope myself in Repubcanism
The Republican party not rigid in its demands 1t
broad and liberal that it permits differences of opinion
The Republican party continue great and powerful must
only tolerate difference of opinion but free
preston of views that be mnZed and the party
made thoroughly responsive public opinion which, after ALL
should be the source of party wisdom.
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A POLITICIAN IN THE MINISTRY.

Rev Ederldn intended for the ministry
politician He thinks along the lines Of politician shapes
policies in a worldly way
For instance Sunday night he read his weekly editorial Why
he terms his dression editorials beyond understanding
less it be to afford himself for taking
yond the realm which he should minister of
the gospel preaching and good will
editorial ueranc he quoted from the Standards
reced at him months when attacking the
police force and shielding Mayor Brewer but
once fit to asa the Democratic mayor were weak
points in the he proddd the police playing
politics
Having made record Of excung fixing respo.
sbity on the chief of police wondered
would out OF position
his lace Here again we have evidence of his fitness
uato politics Having denounced the maintaining
that the mayor the responsible head
ceeds to quote the Standard in justification
IDENTITY he has no rule of conduct of his which, by principle
be feels forced to adhere for he is shfty a
There Of two positions for to take He
must continue to defend the and berae police
essng that he has been playing politics rather than preaching
ness proceed to denounce the offending
democratic administration he said attached to the police force
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LEGAL.
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Single Gold Standard Mining q
Milling Co. Principal place OF bust
ness. 4o2 Eccles building. Ogden,
Utah
Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting OF tho directors. held on the
18th day OF March, 1910. and assess
ment OF four a. mills per share. to be
known as assessment No. 2. was
levied on the capital stock OF said
company. payable Immediately TO f.
w. Kennedy. treasurer. at the Office OF
the company at No. I02 Eccles build,
Ing. ogden. Utah.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment may remain unpaid on the 18th
day OF May. 1910. will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auc-
ton. and unless payment is made be-
fore. will be sold on the 18th day OF
June at o'clock p. m. at tho office
OF the company to pay the delinquent
assessment. together with the cost of
advertising and expense Of sale.
GEORGE HALVERSON. Secretary.
i02 Eccles Building. Ogden City.
Utah.
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COMET PRODUCES SLEEP.

The people of Evansville Ind affected by mysterious
which them
twenyfour hours This the substance press dispatch
no doubt true The explanation that approach
leys comet has had the sleep producing effect.
We Evansville the tail of Hal
leys comet than this part of country people Ogden
continue to be wide awake with the exception perhaps
who fell into state of Somnolene following the expenng their
excess energy day last week.
The comet offering many pecuaes people,
but Evansville the first sleepy place
the discredt of the celestial stranger.
Halley will be welcomed this
land where approaches national ac
ton There who will pray that
of the gaseous influence until sleepdeep
refreshing sleephods them night
From all accounts, Haley's S a pranish thing
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TO BE
GUEST AT BANQUET

Washington. April 1l-Prcsldent
Taft Will be the guest Of honor of bis
college fraternity-Psi Upsiou-ncxt
Saturday evening at banquet Ia this
city. The local association OF its mem-
bers has invited him to be present and
he will represent Beta chapter OF Yale
with his son, Robert A. Taft, VINO
will como from New Haven for the
event The Washington branch OF
Pei Upsilon was organized during
the administration OF President Ar
thur and its first annual banquet was
held In his honor Delegates from
several neighboring cities will attend
Saturdays banquet
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that the police bow down to the Will
of the mayor. and that the mayor and
police committee OF the city are su-
preme.
"If Mayor Brewer q presume the
nome could be readily changcd) says
close the gambling houses. said on9
officer. the gambling houses will be
closed. and closed so tight that the
stiffness of the catecombs Will fall
upon them, and they Will remain
closed
Now, why talk to the police, Rev,
Elderkin. II you intend to be effective?
The police are servants of their SUI
periors, who hold the power OF dis
missal, arc obeyed implicitly.
"on January 20. 1909. Mr. Giasmann
made the following editorial state
ments: Rev Elderkin, in his sermon
Sunday night. missed a great opportu-
nifty to fix responsibility for open gam
bling. but he lost sight OF this main
point in his eager pursuit of the po-
lice.
He expects too much from the po-
those who are the superiors OF the
pOhCe, nc ldilS 10 I'm TehpOHslullllg
at the source of authority.
Now, why should the chief of po-
lice or the officer on his beat presume
to override the authority Of the mayor
and proceed TO declare what shall be
the policy OF the city government In
relation to saloons and the social evil
Why should police force be other
than responsive to the will OF those
In authority? How can discipline be
maintained If orders from the crown
head are not to be implicitly obeyed:'
And In an editorial on January 26,
1909, Mt Glasmann. referring again TO
the same sermon. where the preacher
was trying TO argue that the mayor
was without responsibility In the mat
ter Of closing gambling houses. says:
Mr.. Elderkin should inquire into city
affairs before disclosing his dearth OF
Information on the fixing of municipal
responsibility. The officers he refers
to look 10 the mayor for guidance
Il add word:
There are fivo gambling houses
running full tilt In Ogden at present.
rs the present mayor responsible
for this open defiance of law"
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GAYNOR MAKING
A GOOD RECORD

New York. April 11-Three months
OF the Gaynor administration in the
department OF water supply. gas and
electricity have brought about a say
ing OF about 81 200. 900 to the city. ac-
cording to a report just made To the
mayor by the head Of the department
OF this amount S250.O0o is reduc-
ton. in the annual payroll Of the or
fee. while the remainder is a saving
In the cost OF improvements provided
for by the previous administration
6u, not yet completed. A gain in the
amount collected from consumers Is
also reported and II is predicted that
this item will mean an increased rev
enue 10 the city for tho year of about
100000
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THE POPULATION OF WEBER COUNTY

The the Standards guessing the popu
laion of Ogden has been enthusiastic
enlarge the field by including Weber county today
TO those who can nearest to the
The last gave Weber county population
Ogden should equal that the county years ago. so to
The 22 must be added the population Ogden Valley
country to the north, west and south Ogden
Huntsville Eden Liberty, North Ogden Plain City
b Roy Rivedae and the bring
Weber county total to 10000 That may high
but it is guess which presented what worth
In the first ten Weber county popu.
latlon Then In the next decade doubled
the growth slower until between 1890 gain
of only 2,516, all of which in Ogden
But since 1900 the country Ogden prospred More
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STRONG BOX IS
ROBBED OF $1,000

Portland. ore, April 11-Local
detectives are trying to solve
the mysterious disappearance of 81 900
which is missing from the Security
vaults OF the German-American bank
The money was deposited by two
local attorneys several weeks ago for
All unnamed client. and was To be lett
In escrow pending the settlement OF
certain litigation,
One day last week an unknown man
called at the vault department Of the
bank and. representing himself as one
OF tho attorneys. stated that he had
lost the key 10 the strong box He Was
permitted TO open the box and the
$1,000 WAS abstractcd. The man then
disappeared
The real custodlans called at the
vault department later in the week
to get the money and found tho strong
box empty
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QUOTES FROM
THE STANDARD

In one OF bis regular series Of "pul-
pit editorials" delivered at tho Con-
gregstional church preceding the reg
ular sermon last evening. Rev. Noble
Strong Elderkin made the following
remarks:
"on January Is. 1909. Mr. Glssmann
eaid edl,orially: Mr Elderkin IL
striking blindly when he attacks the
police force and holds the officers 10
account for failure TO stop gambling
II he will get down the compiled sta
ustlcs OF Utah and look up the ques-
ton OF responsibility he Will learn
that the mayor and city council are
obligated under oRths TO prevent gam
bling And II Rev. Eldcrhn win in
Quire as to She facts be viii discover
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SEARCHING FOR THE
SLAYER OF MISSIONARY

Pittsburg. April IA party OF de-
tectives is beating the hills surround
ing Woods Run, and a posse is
rearchlng the roads leading 10 Beaver
Falls. in an effort TO capture the slay-
er OF Frank Skala, the Slav mission
ary. who was shot down after services
In the woods. at Run Christian mis-
sion. yesterday. and whose companion
was wounded
The authorities believe the slayer's
name was not Rodowiez. as first re-
ported. but Mike Shunko.
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COLLEGE GIRLS ARE
TO RAISE CATS

New York April 11.-MIss Marjorie
Snyder OF Wellesley college. one OF two
seniors who announced their inten-
ton the other day of turning TO
farming as a vocation after complct-
ing their college course. has acquired
options on three valuable pieces OF
truck gardening land on Long Island.
Miss Snyder, whose home is in MIL
waukee. has told the real estate men
that she intends TO grow shrubs and
flowers. raise fine vegetables for the
higher priced markets. and breed an
CORA cats.
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is ALL
THE CRY IN NEW ORLEANS

New Orleans. April 1.-THE Glad
U-Kum cry greeted hundreds OF addi-
tloDal visitors today to the annual
meeting of the imperial council Of
the Mystic Shrine. whach begins to-
morrow Preliminary meetings and
reception constituted today'c pro.
gram.
Todey's program for the Shriuers
embraced the fraternal exchange OF
greetings from temple to temple,
sight5sceins Excursions and recep-
tions
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WOUNDED NEGRO BURGLAR
CONTINUES TO ROB

Chicago. April ia negro burglar
Who was captured yesterday In the
Woodlawn police district, entered six
houses inside OF an hour, was shot by
a policeman and continued at mis-
work after being wounded.
A trail OF blood was found by the
police which led to two houses en-.
tored by the thief after he was shot.
Thomas Johnson is the name given
by the man.
The net result OF his exploit was
1G cents. He got away with clothing
and Jewelry valued at $500. but was
pursued so hotly by the police that b.
was compelled 20 drop his loot
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DEATH OF oLO-TIME ACTOR.

New York. April 11-Harry A.
Langdon. one OF the best known sur
yivors OF the oldtime school OF Am
erican actors. died yesterday at the
Actors Fund home here. Langdon.
born in Philadelphia In 1927. played
for years as star under his own man
agement- He also appeared In the
company of many Of the leading stars,
including those OF Edwin B. Forest
Edwin Booth. Lawrence Barrett.
Mary Anderson and w j. Florence
He retired in 1890. after n stage ca
reer OF 81 years.
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OBSCENE MAIL MATTER

Washington. April 11-With the do
termination of breaking up the evil
OF sending obscene material through
the United States malls. Postmaster
General Hitchcock is seriously consid.
ering the adyisability of suggesting
that hereafter all treaties made with
foreign powers shall contain provi
sions for the eItrsdition OF thoss
found guilty OF the offense.
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TINKER AND HOFFMAN
ALLOWED TO LEAVE

Columbus. o, April 1t.-Shortstop
Tinker and Outfielder Hoffman of the
Chicago Nationals were allowed TO
leave Columbus last night for Toledo
without punishment for their assault
upon Umpire Watkins during the
game yesterday with the Columbus
American association team. Friends
of Watkins cooled down before the
train left and nothing will be done 10
the matter.
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BASEBALL IN NEW YORK.

New York. April 11.-Anothcr sea
sonable inaugural at local baseball
park is set for today-the first game
OF the year at the American League
Grounds-whon the local American
league team will test the mettle OF
the Princeton university nine.
At the Polo grounds the Giants 10
Gay play the Jersey City eastern
league team.
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TRYING TO SETTLE STRIKE.

KaDsns CITY. April lI.-Represen-
tatlves OF the coal miners union. the
United Mine Workers OF America. and
the local operators of Missouri. Ar
kansas and Kansas, met in Joint con
ference here today In an effort TO
settle the strike OF the thirty-hve
mines whicA began on April lst The
miners quit when an increase In
wages was refused
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His Humble Hlqhness,

She wouldn't have run one-two-tbree
In beauty contest. but her father
had money enough to provide tho fam
lily with meat and eggs threo times a
day
Which explains why the poverty
stricken duke humbled his proud soul
in the dust at her feet
Twas the dust" he was after
Chicago News.
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Al8ANiANS ARE PROMISED
A HEARING BY THE TURKS.

Constantinople. April 1.-THE Al.
banian insurgents have settled their
differences with tho Turkish govern
ment and dispersed to their homes, &C
cording to an official dispatch received
today from Prlstipa. The government
has promised 10 consider their griev-
ances and to comply with any reason
able demands. # the rebels remain
Deaceful
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NO RECONCILIATION
FOR THE CUOAHATS

Pasadena, Cal. April 11-Michael
Cudahay. father Of Jack Cudahay who
recently attacked Jers Lillis. a Kan
sss City banker, stated last night that
there has been DO reconciliation be-
tween the younger Cudahay and his
wife and that the published story that
he had been in Kansas City trying
To effect such a reconciliation was not
lTuo
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farms have been cultivated and people have turned farmers
and result all the settlements should show material
gains.
Make estimate this growth add to the growth Of
Ogden and then write your figures guess BY SO doing you
might of awards
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Citizens of Ogden

Boost for your city by using oG.
DEN MADE FlOUR-it costs you no
more and oyery sack you use 10 a
boost for your town.
In that way you mako q Chicago
Of Ogden Ogden Milling & Ele-
vator Co.
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BROKE HIS NECK.

Seattle. Wash. April lo.-After liv-
ing as hours with his neck broken and
his body totally paralyEed. George H.
Swanson. aged 26. marine engineer
who fell down the ohutes at an smuse-
ment park Friday evening, died OF bis
Injuries last night
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Even at Last.

He wouldn't pay bis board bill,
No matter how she harried him:
And SO. to even up the score,
His boarding mistress married
him.-Lippincott's Magazine.
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Youno MachIaveIIie

Mother-"Chlldren. | am shocked
You each promised me faithfully you
ter dinner. You have deceived me"
"Wlllie-"No, mamma: we didn't
eat our own oranges. Tommy ate mine
and | ate his, Boston Transcript.
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A Question Of Public safatv

You used TO be opposed to big hats
for women
Yes" replied Mr.. Sirius Barker.
"hut | have changed my mind The
hats ought to be at least large en-
ough 10 cover tho points Of the hat
plns-Washington Star.
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Not Accountable

The Man In Bed (waklng up sudden
ly and discovering his fellow lodSer
drinking his whisky)-'ere. Mulligan!
What are yer doln' with that whisky?
Mulligan with much presence OF
mind)-Whist. man. whist! I'm walk
In IN ME slape,-The Sketch.
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The Probable One.

What do you suppose Is the song
OF the desert?"
Il don't know. but | should think it
would be. The cnmels are coming -
Baltimore American.
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The VNay Of the. World

Patlent-Those new teeth. doctor,
seem to cut and grind my old ones a
good deal
Denust-Ah, yes; they cut the ones
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JURY IN SAYLoR
CASE CANNOT AGREE

watseka, his. April 1.-The jury
in the SAVIOR murder trial. after dis
cussing the case all last night, had
not reached an agreement when they
were taken 10 breakfast TO-DAY
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Not the True chIeaoo LIE

That play isn't true to life"
why not?'
The heroine Is q Chicago woman,
and although three months are sup
posed to elapse between the first and
second acts. She has the same husband
In both acts. s."-Judge's Library.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-11
FIFTEEN INJURED IN
AN IOWA COLLISION


Cedar Rapids. la. April la pas
songer and freight train on tho Rock
Island road collided head-on at Gar
rison. near here, this morning. Ff-
teen people we're hurt one probably
fatally.
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FoRTY-oNE THOUSAND
RETURN TO WORK.

Loraln. O. April 11.-With the ex-
cepuon OF the Butt mill. which ON
ployes 500 men, every department OF
the National Tube works resumed to-
day. Al 900 men returning to work.
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EemInlnc EellnitIes.

He was awfully nervous when he
proposed"
so were you until he did 50,
weren't you dear ?''-London Opinion.
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Hard Luck

What did you tell that bin col
lector?"
That you were out" replied the
office boy.
And what did he say7"
''He said he WAS sorry. as he had
given up his old job and had come
around to pay bill that his new boss
owed you. Washington Star.
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JUST FOR FUN
Rank In Kentucky.

YES. SIR" said the Kentuckian, as
they sat by the stove. you can tell a
mans rank In this state thusly: II you
see man with his feet on top of the
stove. he's a gineral; II his feet is on
that rail about half way up. he's a
colonel, and II he keeps them on the
floor. he's q major"
'Ah. yes.' said his companion; !;
that's good as far as It goes; but how
are you going to distinguish a captain
OF lieutcnant?"
Stranger. we don't 90 no lower
than major in Kentucky" ."-Lippin-
colts Magazine.