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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-09
UNEMPLOYED SEEK
SHELTER AT STATION

That work is not so plentiful as
might be wished Is eyincod by the
growing number of free dodgers apply
Ing to the desk sergeant ut the city
Jail for a nights lodging Compared
with last year and previous years. the
number of poor workingmen unom'
ployed and unable TO provide them
gelyes with bed ie appalling, as a
glance at the register in the sergeaDts
Office at the station Will show.
According TO the records. the figures
IN the panic year of 1907 were so small
as To be hardly worth mention, only
about six men applying for lodging TO
the police station on Feb. and Of
that year In 1908 the figures had
risen somewhat. but were still much
below present figures. while In 1909
about half the number for Feb aud
s OF the present year applied for q
nights lodging. On last Monday night
the police register shows that
over forty men were given lodgings,
while last night the number was above
this. That these men are not of the
pestlferous class, facetiouSly known as
Knights OF the road, but are hard
working, honest laborers and mechau-
les. is the opinion OF the police Off
GERS and they arc able 10 tell the
difference.
To the man who has always had
good warm bed at night and has new
Ell known want these figures may not
mean anything, but anyone who eXer-
cises little thought on the matter
viii realize what a hard proposition
Il would be for these men did the Do-
lice station refuse to allow them
sleeping room. Forty men without the
necessary means for getting a nights
lodging would undoubtedly mean a
much greater number oil criminal
cases, and the system of supplying free
lodging TO all who apply has probably
a great deal TO do with the present
small number OF arrests. For the "a
hours ending at 2i0 o'clock this
morning only one arrest had been
made by the local police force. 1t !s
said by the police that at the present
time there is less crime In Ogden than
at any previous time during the last
eighteen years.
Another noticeable Improvement on
the streets OF the city is the lack OF
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-09
URGES AID FOR
CANAL WORKMAN

Washington, Feb. S.-President Taft
today sent special message to con
gress urging relief for number OF
workmen injured on the Panama can.
al, prior TO the passage OF the ace Of
May 80. 1908, which definitely fixed
the compensation to be allowed In
jured employees or TO be granted their
families In case OF death
In his message the president said.
1T needs no argument TO establish
the obligation which the government
OF the United States is under TO pro
vide relief for Its employees who are
permanently disabled or manned and
for the families OF those who arc thus
injured or killed. through no fault OF
their own. while employed upon work
OF such hazardous character as that
connected With the construction of
the Isthmian canal This obligation
is recognized by the act OF May 3Oth,
1908, and BY section s. OF the Panamu
canal bill. III. r, 1885, now pending
before the congress. 1t seems right
that some general law should be en-.
acted which Will enable a reasonable
allowance to be made to employees
who were permanently disabled or
maimed and TO the families OF those
who were Killed In accidents occurr-
ing prior to that date. through no
fault OF their own"
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ARE SEVERELY
CONDEMNED

New York. Feb S.-Several firms
merit severe condemnation" for their
connection With the Columbus and
Hooking Coal and Iron Pool which col.
lapsed on January Is, causing three
stock exchange failures. Nothing
more drastic than this can he found
In the wording OF the report Of the
special committee OF the exchange
made public tonight after an investiga.
tion OF the fiasco.
The report gives the names of all
the participants and the number OF
shares they subscribed for and shows
that In reality two pools existed Tho
names mentioned include some OF the
best known firms doing business on
the exchange, In addition to Lathrop,
Haskins aud company, j. NJ. FIske &
Co, and Roberts, Hail ano Criss. who
were forced TO suspend by reason of
their cntanglementS In Hooking
Coal" stock
Tho parties to the two pools are
given as follows: (Pool No. D-New-
berger. Henderson and Loeb, 500
shares: ]. VI. Fiske G Co, 1000
shares: Markoe and Morrison. 500
shares assumed By I,athrop Hasklns
& Coz, James r Keene. $500 shares
Lathrop. Haskins G. Co., 5000 shares.
Rollins & Co. 1000 shares tfor ac.
count OF Lathrop. Haskins & Coz:
Day, Adams & Co.. 1000 shares. (for
account or Lathrop, Haskins 6 Coz:
Jewett Bros. 900 shares, (for ac-
count of Lathrop, Haskins & Co.. A,
]. Fiske 6 Co, 1000 shares (for ac-
count Lathrop Haskins & Coz: total
1880 shares.
Pool No 2)-Atwood. Violet G
Company. 1.001 shares: Wagner, Dick.
inson & Co. 1000 shares; Bishop,
I.simber & Co 1000 shares; J. NJ.
Fiske C Co.. 1000 shares; James r..
Keene. 1000 shares, Lathrop. Has.
kins &; Co, 1000 shares. Tucker. An
thony C Co. 1,010 shares (for account
Of Lathrop. Haskih G Co., Van Schaicli
1000 shares (for credit Lathrop, Has
kins & Coz: total. 10000 shares.
Hugh F Criss board member OF
the firm OF Roberts. Hall and Criss.
became the Specialist" In the stock
says the report, after an interview
with James r. Keenc. supposed man.
ipulator of the pool The interview
was had in the presence Of members
OF the Lathrop. Huskins & Co. firm,
the pool managers, and Criss. the re
port adds, received a check for $780,"
900 for any contracts he might make
for the pool,
Much OF the evidence taken by the
committee is admitted to be conflict
ing especially that relating 10 the dis
trlbution of pool orders.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
Intermountain Fair Association, Os
den Utah

lntermountain Fair Association, Og-
den, Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at a
regular meeting OF the Board OF Di-
lectors OF the Inter-Mountain Fair
Association of Ogden, Utah, held on
the 22d day OF January, 1910, assess.
ment No OF 81 90 per share (to pay
for improvements made and debt now
exlstlng) WAS levied on the capital
stock OF the corporation issued and
outstanding. payable Immediately 10
Ezra Richardson, Secretary of the
said association, Office in the old
Scowcroft Warehouse. Wall avenue,
between Twenty-third and Twenty
fourth streets. Ogden. Utah
Any stock upon which the assess
Blent may remain unpaid on the 9Th
day OF March, 1910. will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public aue-
ton. and unless payment Is made be-
fore SO much of said stock as may
be necessary will be sold OF the 5th
day OF April, 1910, at o'clock p. M.
at the front door OF the Weber County
Court House by the Secretary OF said
corporation TO pay the delinquent as
sessmeDt thereon. together with the
cost OF advertising and expenses of
sale. EZRA RICHARDSON.
Secretary.
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NEW YEAR OPENS
IN CHINATOWN

Prayers and incontations. the burning
of pounds of incense, and the dis
charge OF thousands OF fre crackers
and hundreds of larger bombs whose
explosions reverberated throughout
the business district marked the for
NAL opening of the Celestial New
Year in the Chinese quarter of Og'
den at an early hour this morning
Large numbers OF spectators. among
whom were many women, gathered to
witness the Oriental celebration.
Simultaneously with the opening Of
the celebration here. similar high
links were begun by the faithful sons
OF CONTIGUOUS in every city OF the
land. The celebration. taking the
form of prayers, and expressions of
general good Will. together with an
exchange of presents similar to that
which occurs during the Christian
period of Christmas. and accompanied
by general exultatlon i'll the form Of
ilre works and pyrotechnics viii con-
tinue for several days. According TO
long established custom, the China
man begins the new year with clean
slate and Is supposed to pay all debts
and establish himself on a basis of
friendship with all previous enemies
during this period
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the official records, Mr.. Macon charg.
ed that In the Holy Land, the COM
mission made a carriage trip from Je-
rusalem TO Bethany and from Jaffa
back TO Jerusalem: that In London
they had carriage to Ambassador
Reid's and return; a carriage to the
house OF lords, to West Minister Alb
hey, 10 the tower Of London, TO Re-
9cnt Square, and the British museum,
that In Italy they had carriage to
the catacombs, that In Messlna they
had a ride in Landau; that in Scot
land they had pleasure ride to the
Castle 0f Edinburgh and in Ireland to
the famous Lakes OF Killarney.
THE commission wanted to find out
the kind OF immigrants that came TO
this country from all these places, In
cluding the Catacombs where sleep
and decay the bones OF the departed"
said Mr.. Macon. sarcastically. He
suggested that to have gone to Mr.
Bennett for his information, as Mr.
Bennett suggested. would have been
as practicable as to hunt devils In
Heaven. or saints In He'll.
Election To congress, he continued
was not conclusive evidence OF in
tegrity. nor did It make Mr. Bennett
immune from attack.
Cells Of Felons,
A much larger percentage of con
gressmen. whether members Of the
house or the senate have been charg
ed with crime and made 10 stand trial
for felonies and incarceratcd in fell
on's cells. he declared, than OF the sec
retarIes of immigration restriction
leagues
The very suggestion that one
ought not to charge n congressman
with having done wrong until the let
ter OF every word OF every fact charg-
ed against him can be proven to a
mathematical certainty. is so contrary
10 whaI | believe to be right. that 1t
Is actually disgusting.
The commission defends Itself
against The charge OF extravaganza,
and so did the capitol commissioners
OF the state Of Pennsylvania defend
themselves against extravaganza in
the construction of that building.
Morse, Of New York. and Walsh OF
Chicago, both high UP in life. defend
ed their eXtravaea ant expenditures OF
trust funds One of them Is now
serving time in the penitentlary at
Atlanta and the other at Fort Leaven-
worth "
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"pannandlers" At times these pests
OF humanity get so thick as to make
walking on tho streets down town "a
night continuous performance oil
turning down beggars When num'
berof these men were allowed TO woIs
out twenty. days on the city rock pile
recently, every time they wore caugnt,
The practice suddenly stopped News
lof town travels quickly on tic
road and incoming 'hobos" meet fel-
low members OF the great army o.
SONS OF rust" on their way out, who
tell them just what chance there Is
.of getting through With confidence
games. Where II becomes known
that panhandling will be treated with
large do9e OF pick and shovel. hobos
carefully avoid the locality where suoh
a rule Is In enrcct, OF, II they do cnter
the city. takc care not to be caught
at their protession
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KING GUSTAVE RAlLY,NG
FROM THE OPERATION

Stockholmb, Feb Sit was Offlcs
ally stated today that King Gustayo
was progressing toward recovery az
rapidly as was to be expected, follow
Ing last nights operation for appcndt
citis.
For three days the king had sut
fered with abdominal pains. an early
diagnosis seemed to indicate they
were due to catarrh of the stomach.
On more thorough examination, hoS-
ever the physicians reached the cor.
clusion that appendicitis had deyel
oped, necessitatlng an immediate Or
Grafton At 10 o'clock last night tha
royal family. several members Of
which were spending the evening at
q concert, were summoned TO the pal.
nee and soon afterward the operation
was performed.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-09
C @ @ @ C c @ C @ 6 @ @ @ @ Q
MYSTERIOUS ONE
A BANK CASHIER

Albany. n. Y, Feb. S.-"The man
who handled the money" was brought
before the state senate today by state
Senator Conger to confirm Conger's 8
charge that John P. Aids, its major
ity leader accepted $1,000 for influ-
encing legislation.
He proved to be Hiram G. Moe, vet
eran eN-bank cashier Of Groton, where
Conger lives. He declared positively
that at the capitol on APRIL 2S. 1901,
he had handed Senator Aids an
envelope containing $1,000. The pur-
pose Tor which this alleged transfer of
money was made. did not appear In
the direct testimony, but Senator Con.
ger Med an AFFIDAVIT in which he de-
clared that the payment was made
upon Aids bill I'm the interest of
the American Bridge company"
Moe declared he gave $4,000 to an
other legislator and $1,000 to another
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pau} last night told Of how he ioins
.ne ooys'--as he calls fhcm.-eyery
ein,e tney start out 10 nAye little
s,as,ns on rhe railroad trains. A
Soou insight to the upright character
~ 'ne man can be gained from the
eG'eIEent TINT he has never achieved
any uotoriety through tho divorce
cVlpt pr other prominent channels of
Sealu2l Nr Crane has produced
more American plays by American
nI'ehors to use his own words. than
auE olner actor in The United states.
AS only one chance TO gee him will
he given the public OF ogden, Il is ex-
pected that he viii be greeted tonight
~ltE packed house. From here the
company goes TO Salt Lake. where
three nights arc played. with a natl
nee performance, after which they go
TO Denver for a weeks engagement
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MACON VIGOROUSLY
SCORES BENNETT

Washington, Feb S.-Demanding ar
invesligation of the immigration com
misslon provided for in a resolution
he had introduced Representative Ma
con. OF Arkansas, renewed his attack
upon this commission In the house TO
day
Mr.. Macon vigorously defended hif
informant. j. II. Patten, secretary ot
the Immigration restriction league
who was severely arraigned by Rep
Tesentatlve Bennett OF New York, q
member of the commission; in 4 re
cent speech In the house
1T is characteristic of the man to
proceed In the cowardly way In which
the gentleman from New York has
proceeded" Numbered Mr. Macon, re
ferring To the New Workers. attack on
Mr. Patten Mr. Bennett was quickly
on his feet
II object" he said, and the mem.
bers were all attention in anticipa-
lion of lively scene.
81 withdraw the remark quickly
responded Mt Macon and the tension
was dissipated
MIR MacoD's speech was made In re-
ply TO Mr. BENEFITS defense Of the
commission and he renewed his
charges that the committee had besn
eXtravsgHnt He declared official re.
ports and expense accounts corrob-
Grated his assertions thai it's trip
abroad in 1907 was "junket" and that
tbe government had had no adequate
return from the expenditure by the
commission OF S6o7,953.
Personal Adornment Bills.
Unless my resolution to create a
commission OF three 10 investigate the
extravaganza of the commission is
adopted, so the country will know
that the extravaganza l complained OF
is scandalous. the people VIII rise
and Smite the party that attempts TO
shield the commission that made IT,
said Mr. Macon,
"Six members of the commission
and seven employees made the trip to
Europe" he said
They. drew $4,000 on which TO
make the trip, while in their report
they account for only s20.675
The expense accounts are made
UP Of steamship and railroad charges,
carriage charges. fees and tips, hotel
bills. telegraph, wines. whisky. cog.
macs. mineral waters. lemonades,
slaces and siphons. citrons. cigars.
cleaning and pressing clothes, shaYes.
shines, haircUts. shampoos and rubS.
'Such luxuries as wines and wills
Ky, cornacs, lemonades etc. were al
lowed BY the auditor, but he dlsallow-
ed when it came TO shaycS, haircuts.
shampoos. shines aud cigars"
MIR. Macon characterized the stop
ping at high class hotels and partak-
ing OF their menus and beverages. as
"ieastius al public expense"
lie asked Mr., Bennett TO explain
SHY lie could take up time TO engage
n gorgeous festivities IN Turkey,
Ghere his wife was decorated with
he insignia of the "Order of Kind
ness an ancient Turkish society. by
the Sultan, il he could not find time
% draw q long breath in Paris. or
cast his eyes upon ST.. Peters. IN
Rome. Tails was In reply to Mr Ben
nctt's statement that his trip TO Paris
Was record-breaklng for brevity"
Easing his remarks on inspection Of
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coal mine at Gebo, pending the out
come of contest cases at the Lander
land Office this week. s.
These cases involve the title to la75
values at sl,50O.000. The main line II
Gebo must close but smaller working;
on the Carhart lands are not affected
by the decision
Omclals OF the Interior department
at Washington and the Lander land
Office are pushing the contest cases,
The hearing OF the contest cases giU
begin at Lander on Friday.
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Gained SO Pounds
Feels Like a Bow,

rIr. Patrick J. Quirkc, Before lie
Started TO Use Duffy's Pure
Malt Wbiskey, Weighed l47.
Pounds. Now He Tips the
Scales at 240 Pounds, and
Feels as Healthy and Lively
as He Did When He Was a boy.
He writes as follows In this eouIS
mulication / wish TO state facts whi1,
are facts. | was born i'll ireland. and
at the carly age OF 1s | was accidentally
unhorsed at hunt, receiving internal
injuries, which never overcane. though
the best physicians on both sides OF the
ocean were sought TO discover my all
mcnt, but without success, until soms
eight years ago friend gave me, for i
trial, half bottle OF Dufy's Pure Mali
Whiskcy (Which he was then using him.
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NORTHERN PACIFIC
TRAIN IN DITCH

Spokane, Feb. S,-Northern Pacific
passenger train No. 4 went into the
ditch near Smead, Mont. close to the
Idaho boundary line, last night Zee
tails here are meager Seven pssseE-
gers. including two soldiers from Fort
George Wright. are reported as in
jured. none fatally, however.
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GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY
WILL AID PEARY IN
SOUTH POLE CHASE
O O @ @ CT y O O o @ 0 o 0 c

o Washington, Feb. S.-Ameri-
G ca has decided to seek for
Q South Pole laurels similar to
Q those won for her by Com
. mandeT Peary al the North
Q Pole The National Geographic
q Society tHjay resolved 10 send
Q an expedition In search OF the
O South Pole, provided the neces-
g sary funds can be raised 1t
Q is not believed there will be
Q any failure on this score.
Q Commander Peary was noti-
O fed Immediately OF the action.
O Captain Bartlett, In COM
Q mand of the steamer Roose-
@ welt on Pearys trip to the
O North pole. probably will have
O charge of the Antarctic expe-
Q dltion After a meeting late
9 this afternoon the board of .
g managers of the Geographic
G society. adopted the following
@ resolution.
Q The National Geographic
o society believes that II ls OF
o great Importance to science,
9 that tidal. magnetic and me-
. teorological observations shall
@ be obtained at or near Coats ,
G Land In the same period that ;
9 the British expedition under ,
O Captain Robert F Scott, r. n, {
9 Is making similar observations (
@ on the other side of the Ant {
Q arctic area, 1900 miles distant ;
Q and at the same time thai this {
@ recently discovered land shall ,
o be explored.
. That the society is ready {
6 TO accept MIR. Pearys PROPOSE {
g tion that IL shall undertake {
G jointly with the Peary Arctic {
. club an expedition TO the An {
9 tarctic regions. as outlined I;
Q above, provided that the board {
Q OF managers. after consulta- {
. ton with members Of the So {
Q ciety finds that the project {
. viii receive sufficient financial {
. assistance to warrant the un- {
. dertaking" {
. lt is thought probable that {
Q the expedition may be ready 6
. to set sail as carly as July. 6
, The rapidity with which fin. {
. ancial assistance is forthcom- c
= Ing will determine the date.
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getting into trouble by following n
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COURT RESTRA|NS
OPERATION OF MINE

Cnoyenne, Wyo.. Feb. S-Judge VII
ls vahdeVanter OF the United States
.o'rt To-Day rendered decision In the
nIunct'on case which rostrains the
oWl creek company from operating a
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LIBRARY FOR PRINTERS.

the library addition to the Union
Printers Home was erected at a cost
OF $4,000 This money was voluntar-
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Washington, Feb Seth Bullock
of South Dakota. an intimate friend of
former President Roosevelt, was to-
day confirmed by the senate Tor an
other term as L. s. marshal.
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