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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-13
WORLDS MARkI rs
MARKET is STRONGER
THAN 1T HAS BEEN


New York. July ia vigorous ad-
vance In the opening of stocks today
was diSprooi OF the sensational utter
ances attributed Yesterday to the Ger
man foreign office Gains in all the
principal stocks ran from a fraction
to point, and In Union Pacific
reched 2. Northern Pacific / ga. Rock
Island preferred 1-2 and ST Paul
Ia. Small declines in Amalgamated
Copper and American Smelling made
the only exceptions to the prevailing
tendency
Prices rose vigorously until a re-
newal OF the weakness of Amalgam-
ated Copper started realizing In all
quarters. Canadian Pacific had been
carried up 3-i, Southern Pacific and
Louisville and Nashville l Ia and q
gret many others a point When the
reaction set in, Amalgamated Copper
settled down to so Is, new low rec.
ord price for the year, and tho ad.
yances in other important stocks were
wiped out OF largely reduced. rally
OF a point in Amalgamated Copper
steadied prices. The market showed
good -ndertone in the resistance to
the proiit-taking sales after the open
ing bulge
Bonds were irregular
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-13
BALL|NGER
IS DEFIANT
he Will Not Resign
to Crafty His
Enemies

Seattle, Wash, July 12-Secretar
OF the Interior Richard A Balllnce,
arrived home from Washington 10.
night 10 spend the summer vacation.
Inc tlrst thing the secretary said
upon MS arrival WAS that he has
no Intention OF resignation
Secretary Ballinger declared he had
no intention of taking any active part
in politics in this state during tbe
presenr campaign
lt has been frequently stated
said the secretary that | intend 10
resign, and that | have moved nv
holsehold furniture away from Wash
ngton. There is absolutely no fomu.
dation for any such statement. I am
not made of the resigning material
and do not propose to crafty those
persons who want me to resign. THAI
Is not my ob3ect in being In office
L expect 10 administer the interior
department in a legal manner which
| believe will intimately receive ihe
appreciation of everyone.
I am greatly pleased with the leg
lSlation enacted by congress affect.
Ing the Interior department and which
tor the most part has been the enact
meDt OF the policies OF the admins.
t9ation In giving legal authority 10
withdraw public lands for the purpose
or classification and to enable con
gresS to enact legislation for the prom
er disposition of the public domain.
The S20000,000 reclamation bond
issue was az administration meas.
ure, as was the largely increased an
preparation for the survey of publi1
lands, not only in the United States
but the 100000 appropriation for sur
yeys In Alaska.
The interior department secured
through congress more substantial
legislation at the last session than
Tor several years previous. A very
fine measure passed was that which
enables entry in lands containing coal
and the disposition of the coal under
appropriate laws.
II take great satisfaction not only
In the results affecting the Interior
department but the other depart
ments as well. l feel particularly
glad that President Taft has secured
the fuhilment of substantially all the
party pledges"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-13
CHICKEN RO0ST
RA|DfD AT NIGHT


Chicken thieves have been active
for the past few nights and a number
OF poultry fanclers are mourning the
loss OF valued specimens
Mrs. Hoist, 31G9 Washington ave-
nue.. reported to the police yesterday
that her hen house had been entered
Monday night and ten chickens stolen
among which were four valued blne
Andalusians Mrs Hoist will offer
reward OF $50 for their safe return.
Noighbors hesrd the thieves maxi
ing the raid on the Hoist hon roost
aud two Chinese gardeners Who we're
jrrigatlng in their lot near by. state
that they observed two big boys"
enter the hen house and leave short
". carrying something, The same
roost and several In the same neigh
borhood were robbed. last fall. but the
thieves were mol captured
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-13
PIONEER DAY
At NORTH OGDEN

Pioneer Day." July "A, will be cell
ebrated at North Ogden In grand style
on Monday. July 25. under the direc-
tion of the baseball association. An
old time program is being arranged
The days program will consist of
a meeting Of the people at the town
hall In the forenoon. and the after
noon will be gwen TO athletic sports,
plcnicing and dancing In the even
ing A crack baseball team Will be
down from Cache valley to meet the
North ogden team on the diamond
during the afternoon, and, it is said.
that the boys from the north will
have 10 do professional ball IL they
capture honors from the North Ogden
lads.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-13
OF
ASSE MBLY
ELECTED

The Ogden Trades & Labor assem-.
bly, held a rousing meeting on Mon
day night in Labor hall The or.
ganization's delegates turned out en-
masse 10 rthe semi-annual election
and installation of officers The fol-
lowing officers were elected,
President, Josepr Oliver; vice-preSi.
dent, s. A. Llndh; secretary-treasur-
er II. A. White. Jr.: trustees, Miss
Maud West H. A Stalker, John Eber-
hardt Labor day committee, Theo.
Gierse, chairman: F. A, Hansen. W.
II. Stalker, II. White. Jr., John Eber-
bardt.
w. Sexton, general and internation,
al organizer. addressed the assembly
and outlined the work he intends do
ing in the state and city He proved
himself an able speaker and waf
warmly received.
The Labor day committee held
meeting on the same evening to ar
range for celebration on Labor day
and will announce the result OF samI
ana further progress in due time.
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ed into clump OF trees and II oc-
cnpants narrowly escaped Injury. A
few days ago, during trial flight, a
propeller was broken The balloon,
which was of the rigid type. had
just been made over. preparatory to
the establishment OF passenger ser.
vice between Norby Erfell Today
it was In for a final test.
There were few eye-witnesses of
the accident According to these, tho
start was made well The Erdsloeh
rose gradually, pushing It's way
through the fog to a height estimated
at several hundred yards At this
altitude a series OF evoutions were
begun
To the onlookers the alrship ap-
peared to obey her helm perfectly
Suddenly there was a loud report
and at the moment the forepart OF
the vessel crumblcd up and the gon-
dola was twisted about until 1t ap-
peared as if standing on one end Az
the gas escaped from the forward
compartment. the PROV swayed down
ward For a flash, the airship flut-
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HOW ROLLS
WAS KILLED
Attempted to Make too
Rapid a Glide
to Earth

New York, July 13.-Captain Chas,
Stewart Rolls who WAS killed in an
accident at the aviation meet a..
Bournemouth, England. yesterday, was
to have come To the United States
this fall to give exhibitions of flying
and to enter any competition which
might be held The Aero Club of the
United Kingdom had selected him as
one of the three aviators to represent
the kingdom In the international meet
at Garden City, j.. T.. in the autumn.
Cable messages from Bournemouth
say that the aviators there agree that
Captain Rolls lost his life by his own
error OF judgment on descending at q
too acute angle Armstrong Drexel.
the American, who is competing In
the meet, said;
Il was watching Captain Rolls as
he descended He came down with
his engine racing and so put too great
a strain on the machine when he tried
TO check his descent. The Wright
aeroplane is o very quick acting ma.
chine, Rolls brought up his aero
plane very quickly; the strain on il
was too great and the wires broke"
Mr. MacArdle, Mr. Drexers part.
ner. said:
Rolls tried TO do the impossible
With his machine and SO caused his
death, He descended at too acute an
angle and when he discovered his er-
ror ne tried to bring his machine to
an easier angle. His descent was too
rapid 10 do this. The machine could
not stand the strain"
John Dunyille Il noted ballOonist.
said that Rolls, just before he ascend
ed, said 10 him;
Il think this competition is a dan
gerous one"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-13
NO WORD FROM THE
HUGHES CONFERENCE

oyster Bay. n. Y. July 13-No def
nl'e word was received from SAGA.
more Hill this morning as Ia the re.
sui OF Governor Hughes conference
with Theodore Roosevelt
governor Hughes conferred with
1 H0,, Roosevelt last night at Sycamore
l'ili ana spent the night at the Col.
onel house. Col Roosevelt ;ntimat-
ed 'nat he might have something to
say later In the day.
,,,1 Governor Hughes left Sycamore
Nh III early today. by automobile for
t.eN lork' where he Is expected to
take train for Washington.
Timothy Woodruff chairman of tbe
Republican state committee. Renrn.
sentative Charles F.. Fowler of New
Jersey. and Jacob Rils. of New York.
we're expected at Sycamore Hill for
today.
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HUGHES AND
ROOSE YELT
They Have a Con.
ference but Give
Out Nothing

Oyster Bay, y. Y, July 1S.-Theo
dore Roosevelt and Governor Hughes
spent last evening at Sycamore Hi
In conference on state politics. They
talked In secret and no word of the
result was allowed to become known
beyond the fact that the entire politi.
cal situation In this state was taken
up
Colonel Roosevelt will have more
politicians at Sycamore Hill today.
perhaps the most conspicuous Of whom
wIll be Timothy l. Woodruff. chair
man of the Republican state commit.
Zee.
Warmly Welcomed.
Governor Hughes received an en-
thuslastlc welcome from Colonel
Roosevelt The governor came down
In the car Of William r Wilcox chair.
man OF the public service commission
OF the First district Mr.. Wilcox left
almost Immediately for his summer
home in Glencove. near Oyster Bay
Colonel Roosevelt. after hard day
in New York, motored home. reaching
Sycamore Hill only a short time be-
fore the governor
After dinner, the colonel and the
governor withdrew to the formers IL
brary, where they talked far into the
night The colonel sent out word that
neither he nor the governor would be
interviewed. Colonel Roosevelt has
made it clear that he will fight for the
direct nominations bill and James
Wadsworth, speaker of the state as
sembly, said with equal frankness to-
day when he called on Colonel Roose.
welt In New York. that this bill was
the one thing that loomed up as a
rock in the smooth seas ahead
The speakers chat with the colonel
was very brief. but apparently much
to the point and gave Colonel Roose.
welt. In advance of his talk with the
governor. clear view Of the attl-
iude Of the Republican organization.
The speaker said. with a broad smile.
afierward, that his position was un-
changed. and that as far as he was
concerned there would be no "sacri-
hce Of principles
Very Brief Statement.
Whea Colonel Roosevelt came out.
OF his Office little later. he said.
81 talked politics with the speaker.
We discussed direct nominations.
That is all can-say."
The general opinion is that the first
tangible result Of tonight's conference
will not be known until the initial
steps In the program outlined by the
colonel ond Governor Hughes are TAX
en- On the other hand, it is possible
tbat the fun plan will not be disclos-
ed until the Saratoga convention has
been called to order
Nothing was learned here tonight
az to when the governor and colonel
Will meet again. Mr., Woodruffs visit
tomorrow is awaited with interest. for
he is one OF the men with whom the
colonel must reckon II he is to win his /.
fight for a direct nominations bill
Representative Fowler of New Jer-
sey. who Is an ardent insurgent. viii |
be at Sycamore Hill today. The con-
TresSman had long talk with Mr.. ,
Roosevelt in New York.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-13
SUBS ITUTE
T OR RAD|UM
lhorodx Has Property
of AIIeviating
Pain

pasadena, Cal. July 13-Great in.
tcrest was manifested at the session
OIL the American Institute of Homeo.
pathy yesterday afternoon. In the an
nouncement made by DR.. f. Jullman
balley that substitute for radium
hao been discovered 1t is a compost.
tion of thorium. and what is practical.
~ uranium, a product OF pitch. blende
lt has been named thorodx.
DR. Bailey, formerly dean of tho
Hahnamann Medical college OF Chi.
cago, has been working for TWO wears
with DR. Frank Fl. Blackmar. also of
Chicago They claim for thorodx that
1t multlplles the use to which radlum
may be put and eliminates It's dam
gers One oil its most impo) tant
properties Is that Of alleylating pain.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-13
INJURED IN A. RUNAWAY

A runaway on the North Ogden
road last evening caused serious iD
jrries TO Samuel Hadley Mr.. Hadley
was driving horse and buggy along
the road at about O'Clock in tho
evening. when the horse became
frightened He lost control OF the
frightened horse. the result being
that the rig was thrown against the
railway track with sucn violence that
it was tipped over. Mr. Hadley was
thrown to the ground and suffered a
badly bruised and sprained leg. and
other Injuries.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-13

rates and the governor. of Macao sent
an expedition TO effect their rescue
The pirates resisted and were rein
forced by Chinese from the interior.
The latter were armed with modern
weapons and smokeless powder
In all, 1000 persons were engaged
in the fighting. Many of the Chi
nese were Killed while the Portuguese
lost a corporal Killed and a large mum
Der wounded
Subsequently the Portuguese gun
boats and a force. OF artillery was sent
to lombard the island.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-13
CHICAGO CLOSE.

Chicago. July 1S.-Close:
'Wheat-July. 103 1-2, Sept. l02 IS;
Dec. 103 1-2 May loo 3-S.
Corn-Jrly. 5S SIS; Sept. 80 $50
so; Dec, 81 3-S@1-2 Mayx59 3-8.
Oats July. 40 rs, Sept IS 5-S:
Dec, 80 3-S: May 81 SIS
Pork--July, 25.12 IL: Sept. % 90
Lard-July. 11S0, Sept 11,90.
Ribs-July. 1892 l-2 Sept 1882 IL.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-13
PIRATES SHELLED
BY PORTUGUESE

Hong Kong. July ia Portuguese
gunboat. operating with troops. to-
day bombarded the pirate settlement
on the island OF Colowan, destroying
the houses and killing many natives.
Portuguese re-infoycements were sent
to the scene from Macao.
The island OF ColowaD Is near Ma
40 an dts ownership Is n matter Of
dispute between the Chinese and the
Portuguese. A party of Chinese stu
dents had been captured by the pl-
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VAGRANT WINS.

Hamilton, Bermuda, July 15.rThe
yagrant won the Athletic Yacht club
race from New York to Bermuda, eros,
sing The finish line at IL O'Clock this
morning.
Tee Shiycssa. which had time all
lowance Of one hour and thirty min
utes. finished AT ! O'Clock.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-13
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
PAYS HEAVY FINE

San Francisco, July 13.-The Sou"
thern Pacific Railroad company,
through its attorney, today paid into
the United States district court
fine OF $4,000 recently imposed DS
Judge Van Fleet, after the corporation
pleaded guilty to the Indictments
charging violation of the Interstate
Commerce act prohibiting the graut-
Ing OF rebates.
On the payment of the fine, similar
indictments, embracing $50 counts
we're ordered dismissed
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-13

VINO reported marked falling off in
inc consumption of intoxicatInp IIo.
uors In The British realm durino 1903
In that year the amount expended for
liquors was $7So,000,000 decrease OF
$o4,000,000 from 1905
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-13
BRITISH REDUCE
THEIR DRINK BILL

Washington. July 13.-The United
Kingdom sobered Up s54.000.0oO worth
N the year 1909. according TO figures
furnished this government by Consul
General John L. Griffiths Of London,
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cLoAKmAKERs MAY
HAVE GENERAL STRIKE

New York. Judy lS--It was announc.
ed today by the strike committee OF
10000 striking clcakmakers that there
was possibility of general strike
OF cloakmakers throughout the coun'
try. Representatives. of the union IN
many cities are In New York 10 COL
fer with the strike leaders. \ mass
meeting will be held IN Faneuil Hall
In Boston. Friday night. to determine
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-13
Sailing A MINE

1t Is expected that the preliminary
hearing oil Charles Bauer, charged
with Sailing" the Golden Rule mine
at the mouth OF Ogden canyon. will
be taken up in the municipal court
this afternoon, beginning at 8 o'clock.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-13

the position OF the cIoakmakers in
that city in regard TO strike.
A committee of union officials has
gone to Worcester. Mass, to arrange
Tor mass meeting of cloakmakers
there.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-13

Oscar Erbsloeh had made many
daring and successful balloon flights,
IN the ST Louie aerial race. when he
won the international cup which had
been taken the year before by Lieut..
Frank p Lahm, at Paris He COW
cred a distance OF S76 miles. Start.
Ing at St Louis. he landed at Ash
bury Park, n j., two miles further
from the point OF ascent than his near
est competitor, NJ. lie Blanc. of
France. Erbsloeh on that occasion
piloted the balloon Pommern
In February, 1909. Erbsloeh made
remarkable balloon trip across the
Alps, His balloon. the Berlin, re-
NAMED In the air for 90 hours. show
ing a maximum altitude OF about 49,
coo feet An average temperature of
about IL degrees below zero was eXe
perienced
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EARTHQUAKE IN
MUNICH, BAVARIA.


} Munich. Bavaria, July Il
, A sharp earthquake was felt
, here at 9:45 O'Clock this morn
, ing. The walls of several
, buildings were cracked. The
, wave-like movement continued
, for three seconds. thoroughly
terrifying the people. who fled
from their homes and remained
In the street long after the dis
turbance had subsidized.
The shock was also felt in
surrounding villages, including
Garmiscb.
Berlin, July l3-Dispatches
from the Tyrol In Austria
Hungary. report that one per
son was killed and twenty
others injured by an earth
quake at the village Utteu.
helm today
- - - !. - - - - n - n ~ ~ ~
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BALLOON DROPS AND
FIVE PERSONS INSTANTLY KILLED.

tered like a wounded bird and then
fell swiftly 10 earth.
Erbsloeh and his companions were
killed the second they struck the
ground Their heads were battered In
md every limb was broken.
An examination OF the wreckage
showed that the benzine tank had
burst, tearing to shreds the rubber
envelope directly above IT,
The destruction Of this envelope
caused the bow to collapse The
stern compartment was sull filled
with gas when 1t struck the ground.
The death OF Erbsloeh and his COM
pnnions, with the destruction OF the
balloon OF which much had been
hoped, following closely upon the
loss OF Count Zeppelin's Deutschland,
has caused gloom In aviation circles
The publis had scarcely recovered
from the shock caused by the acci-
dental death Of Charles Stewart
Rolls, the English aviator, when it
learned that Erbsloeh had been added
to the long list OF Germans who had
lest their lives while ballooning
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-13
CHICAGO Produce,

Chicago. July 13.-Hutter-Steary;
creameries. 24a2S: dairies. 23a26.
Eggs-Steady; at mark. cases in
clnded 10a14c. Receipts 1871.
Firsts. 10, prime firsts, II IL.
Cheese-Firm daisies 10 3+a16,
twins l5 1-2a1e; young Americas Is
1.2al6. long horns lG Is,
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SUGAR and Coffee.

New York. July 13.-Susar-Raw'
firm; Muscovado, SO test. s5.Ss: cen
trifugal. 90 test. saSs; molasses sp-
gar SO test, S3.5S. Refined quiet
Coffee-Spot, quiet. No . Rio
1.9c: No. Santos. l-sc.
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Chicago Livestock.

Chicago. July l3.-Cattle-Receipts
estipated at 16.- j; market 1oc low
cr Beeyes. $520@S.40; Texas steers
siI09650; western steers. 500@
z so; stockers and feeders. $4,000
SO: cows and heifers. S2.G0@G.G0;
calves. s2.50dS.25.
Hogs-Recelpts estimated at 1S.'
600. market steady. Light, SIS $3.50
93G: mixed. $S60@9.10; heavy. $500
mS.SO: rough. SS.20@S,4O. good to
choice heavy. sS.i0@SS0: pigs. $3.50
as. 30: bulk OF sales. sS60@S.S5.
Sbeep-Receipts estimated at 49,
600 market 10l5c lower. Native,
s2.65mi40: western, S2,50m4,30:
yearlings, $4.40@6.25; lambs, native.
81 50@715: western, S4,50@7 10.
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Metal Market.

New York. Jily 13.-Lead. dun. spot
81. S5a4. s5 Copper, dull. standard
spot aud September $ll 6oal2 90.
Silver "a
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SUSPENSION OF
FREIGHT RATES.

Washington. July 13ir-Sus.
pension of recent general ad,.
yances In freight rates has
been determined on By the In,
terstate Commerce commits
sion. Those tariffs were to
become effective August |.
BY a. vote Of the commits
sion, the proposed rates Will
be suspended until formal
inquiry into their reasonable
ness can he had.
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Omaha Livestock.

Omaha. July 15.-Cattle-ReceIpts
. 600; market steady. Native steers
3. 5Oa0 SO: stoc5ers and feeders 3.50a
5.75; calves 4 00a7 90
Hogs-Receipts 500; market 1Oc
lower, Heavy s00aS.S5; mixed s20a
$40: light S30aS.60, pigs 7.50aS 90.
Sheep-Recepts 500; market
steady to easier. Iearlings a.25a5.l0,
Ycthers 3.4oaS.SO; ewes 2.5Oa3.60;
lambs 6.4Oa1.lO.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-09-01
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

In the County Court of the State Of
Oregon, for Wsllowa County.
In the matter of the Estate of c. S.
Fitzpatrick, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned, F. ". Fitzpatrick. has beer
duly appointed by the above entitled
County Court as administrator of the
above entitled estate, and that he has
duly qualified as such administrator.
All persons having claims against the
said estate are hereby notified to pre-
sent the same within six months from
the date OF this notice, properly veri-
fed as required by law, to the under.
signed administrator at Lostine, Wal
Iowa County, Oregon.
Dated this 1lth day of August, 1910.
F. ". FITZPATRICK,
Administrator OF the Estate of Chas.
S. Fitzpatrick, Deceased.
]. A. BURLEIGH, Attorney for Ad.
ministrator.