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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-21
MILLIONS IN THE
GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS

Washington, June 2l.-Another
speed record In the matter OF re-
ferring the house appropriation to a
committee amending II and returning
IL to the senate, was made today by
Chairman Scott of the senate com
mittee on public buildings and
grounds. The omnibus public build
ings bill, carrying nearly $2O.oOO,ooO,
which was passed by the house at l
o'clock this morning, WAS received TO-
day in the senate at noon. 1t was
Immediately referred 10 the senate
committee and in the next breath
Chairman Scott announced thai he re
ported the bill with new amendments
adding s600o,OoO.
To accomplish this end the senate
committee sat nearly all night, pass
Ing on proposed senate amendments
The additions made by the senate
committee are four buildings. costing
$50, 900 or more, including:
Idabo-Coeur D'Alene, 100000.
Montana-Mlssoula $4,000; Llv
ineston, 5000: Bozeman, $4,000.
Oregon-Portland. 100000
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SENSATIONAL
DIVORCE CASE

SALT LAKE, June 20.-The sensa,
tional divorce case of Alice Elnora
Bess against Robert Edward Bess
was reopened before Judge Morse this
morning.
Mrs. Bess received an interlocutory
decree OF divorce. together with the
custody OF six minor children and $50
a month alimony. September 10 last
Later Bess asked that the case be re-
opened. charging that the divorce was
secured through perjury and fraud.
He alleged that at the time the case
was heard he was without means to
employ counsel to fight j.. and that
his children had been scattered. He
denied that he had failed. to provide
his wife with the common necessarIes
OF life The petition was accom-
panied by several affidavits. one OF
which was signed by the father OF
Mrs, Bess and another by her broth
er. Other afIldavits were from EfJle
Van Devert. Laura Palmer, George F.
Palmer, Mrs Irene Alexander, John
Newbold william A. Morrow. LydIn
Pearl Morrow, John II. DuPaix, Ed,
ward Altman, IL A. Baer and A. Jor-
gensen.
They state that TO the best OF their
knowledge Pess provided for his wife
and family during tho period she
claims he had failed TO provide for
her. During his examination this
morning, Bess testified that he had
provided for his family al all times
mentioned In his wife's complaint;
thst he had credit at several stores.
and that his wife could get anything
within reason.
He also testified that since she had
secured the interlocutory decree she
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POCATELLO is TO
OBSERVE FOURTH

J. I Young. manager of the Idaho
Wholesale Grocery company at Poca-
tello. formerly resident and busi'
ness man of this city. passed through
ogden this morning bound for Salt
Lake, where he will engage the ltai
ian Royal baud for the Fourth OF July
celebration at his city
Pocatello Is making preparations for
the "grandest-ever" celebration on the
natal day. The program is interest
ing. being made up OF auto and horse
races. a grand parade. Indian war
dance by real Indians. a pugilistic en-
counter between Cyclone Thompson
and Pete Sullivan and a parade by
Italians in national colors and cos
tunes
Idaho Falls aad Blackfoot are co
operating with Pocatello In the ceie
braton, and special trains Will be run
from Ashton. Montpelier and Buhl
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GUARDED MEXICAN
CUSTOM HOUSE

Bisbee. AriZ, June 21-The MeXi-
can custom house and postolllce att
Naco. Sonora, were last night guard
ed by Mexican customs guards anticl.
pating an attack from Tevolutlonists.
The Mexican customs collector camo
across the line TO Naco, Arizona.
and went to tho Mexican consul.
whose house ist Guarded by American
deputy Sherifrs.
Yesterday afternoon Mexican Con-
sui Torres, at Naco. Arizona, received.
information that an attack was
planned on Naco. Sonora The at
tacklng party was alleged to be com
posed of Mexican reyolutionists. who
were to- join them on this side OF the
line. The plant was to seize the Mex
lean customs house and postonlce.
The Mexican consul communicated
with the City of Mexico, and Mexican
troops have been ordered to Naco.
One company from Cananea Is due
to arrive this morning. All ammunis
tion and Rifles in NacO, Arizona, were
taken across the line last night by
Mexican customs officials. and every
a
to make resistance in case of an at
tack.
The deputy sherlflS at Naco. Ari-
zont telephoned to Bisbec and a
posse left here at midnight, arriving
In Naco at l O'Clock this morning. Il
was fered that If an attack was made
upon the customs house I'm Sonora
that the trouble might have spread
to this side of the line. Mexican ofil-
cials at Cananea have made Seyeral
arrests In the last few DAYS of alleged
revolutionists and sent them Ia Her
moslllo. MexicanS carrying arms and
ammunition into Mexico have been
caught between Naco and Cananea
and sent to Jail at Nogales- II is said
merchants on this side of the line
have been selling arms and ammuni-
tIon in unusual quantities during the
last few days.
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Friday shipment there were 2.iSO
cases and in the one Of Saturday there
wero 1900 cases
Tho Pioneer Fruit company states
that the fruit crop OF northern utan
this year. Notwithstanding the heavy
frost of early spring, viii be fully 10
per cent OF The regular crop, and that
In some Instances full crop Ia on the
trees. All kinds of fruit is from ten
to twenty days ahead of the regular
harvest time and the quality Is bne.
The dry. warm weather, is the cause
Of the advanced conditions. The COM
pany handles the fruit OF twelve fruit
associations IN the state, which means
that they VIII ship nearly all the fruit
crop Of Utah this year. They viii
ship from 700 20 300 cars before the
season Is over. the most of which will
come from the orchards north OF Og-
den. 1t Is said that tho Brigham City
fruit district alone will furnish about
500 cars of fruit for the market this
season.
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fruit OUTLOOK
MOST PROMISING

California for many years has So
pridcd Itself In Its fruit that It's ship
pers have placed the product at auc-
ton sale In the various markets OF
the United States. and they have been
getting the highest possible prices for
the product. About all the recon-
nendation a pack Of fruit has hereto
fore needed in the markets waS that
Il came from California" and 1t
would command the top price.
II may not be known by many, even
smOug the fruit growers, but 1t is a
fact. that Utah, with only few years
experience IN real scientific horticul-
ture, has brought It's fruit 10 such a
high standard OF quality and beauty
tina. the shippers are placing II under
the auctloneer's hammer with the Cal
ifornia fruit, and all other fruits OF
the country. and with great success.
The Utah fruits today are bringing
top prices in the markets.
The Pioneer Fruit company OF this
clty handles nearly all the fruit rails
cd In Utah. and they state that they
no longer make consignments, They
follow the plan of the California ship.
ners and compete with them In every
respect. The competition Is not fear
ed and. so far this year, they have
sold the Utah fruit for even a better
price than have the CalifOrnlans. Fri
day q shipment Of one car Of cherries
went 10 the Chicago market and II
commanded the best pricc. In pack
quality, color, and In every other re
euect It WAS the finest car OF cherries
on Tho Chicago market, and IL com
manded the best prices. The day fol
lowing, another car was shipped frou
Ogden 10 the New York market viii
the same flattering result, One-hal
Of the shipment was taken from Brig
ham City orchards and the other hal
from the orchards OF Ogden. In tn
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-21
BEN TERNES is
A MARRIED MAN

Barnard Ternes. former desk ser
eeant at tho police station and erst
while United States commissioner,
has perfected complete surprise on
his many friends by getting married
Ben" had been on the bachelors list
for some time. and he persuaded his
friends that he had given up the idea
OF ever again becoming a Benedict
but his deception is now made known
Recently he led Mrs. Bertha A..
Rauch of San Francisco. California,
to the altar and made her his wife
Mr.. and Mrs Ternes Will be at
home 2Gi2 Grant avenue, on and al!
ter July LIST. The marriage ceremony
was performed in Salt Lake City.
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PLUCK OF THE
FOREST FORCE

since last January Forester D. NJ.
Lang has been accommodating the
halbab national forest In southern
Utah and northern Arizona for the
purpose OF plating the same and de-
termlniDg just how much timber there
is for sale in that forest, and tho
work has progressed until the hot
weather began. since which Time
many difficulties have been oncoun-
tered
Mr.. Lang has been accompanied In
the work by a number OF young men
sent out by the forest service de-
partmcDt. They arc robust young
fellows. thought To be capable Of en-.
during any physical hardship. but
when they came In contact with tho
scOrcblng hot hot winds of southern
Utah and were forced TO drink alkali
water from holes IN the rocks" their
stomacbs revolted and the youngsters
were turned back to civilization.
The conditions encountered were
fierce and the attention of the heads
OF the department WAS called to the
hardshlps. Immediately the boys
were told to abandon the work II
they felt they could not stand IT.,
Some faltered and returned home. but
Lang said he would not quit" He
Is still on the Job suryo! Ing and plat
ting the great forest and says he
will finish 1t before he sets his foot
on northern soil
A recent letter from him staten that
the work is progressing reasonably
well and likely Will be completed
RI, In har In
undergo great many hardSblpS.
where watering places are few and
far between and where the sun is as
hot as an oven. but that the work Will
not be abandoned until the exact
quantity Of timber that Uncle Sam
can spare In that country Is esu
mated and its location made known
to the people.
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Big FAIR WILL &c
OF NATIONAL SCOPE

DENVED, Colo. June 2o.-Follow-
ing plans originally laid out by the
late Thomas F. Walsh. the third an.
nual Colorado interstate fair to be
held September 3 to II. Will be ma
tional in character. exhibits IN agrl-
culture, horticulture. stock raising,
mining. and manufacturing being
scheduled from many states. The eN-
position VIII be open during the re-
union of Spanish war veterans In
this city, and Will be visited by form
er President Roosevelt, who VIII al
tend the reunion.
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RANDOM
REFERENCES
CONTINUED from Page Five)


Wanted-Good woman for general
housework, enquire I24 Tweuty-fourth
street. =
G. J. S Ables has been appointed
administrator of the estate OF John
Usher. deceased
If you eat, eat at LiyIngston's
Cafeteria. =
Mr.. and Mrs ]. n. Barnhart, and
baby. Edward. have returned from
An extended visit In, different states
In the east
3 & c. Butter is long value at a
short price. =
Storm on lake-A heavy wind swept
across tho lake last night, reaching a
maximum Of seventy-two miles an
hour at times. The storm was sQual-
ly and did not cause any serious dam
age or delay Of trains.
Fresh eggs, doz. 25c Smith
Grocery. -
John Barnhart Of Peery Bros. Mill
ms Co. has returned from Sidney,
Neb., where he spent the last few
weeks visiting relatives.
See Captain Racket and Weeping
Wives. Fourth ward amusement hall,
Tuesday, June 21st $50 p. N Ad-
mission. Is and Csc. =
Suit for s15o-Iu the civil division
OF the municipal court this morning
the United States Carriage company
commenced suit against Albern AL
len TO recover $50 alleged to be due
OF certnin promissory note. Joseph
Belnap Is suing T A Freeman for
S99, alleged to be due on a con-
tract
Lowest prices at removal sale. Stat
ford Millinery Co. 3rd floor Wrghts.
Negro Foreer-Frank Bell a negro,
was placed under arrest last evening
on the charge of forgery He was
not arraigned this morning In the
municipal court, because the wit
Desses In the case were not on hand
The matter Will come before Judge
Murphy tomorrow morning The
complaint against Bell alleges that on
June 18th, he forged the name of J.
A. Grant TO check for SIS, and cash
ed the came OF the grocery store OF
FrazZini Brothers on lower Twenty
fifth street
Best Cherries for Canning. Smith
Grocery. =
Have Located the Hammer-De-
tectlve Pender states that the officers
have succeeded In locating the Sledge
hammer with which burglars broke
open the safe OF the Charlton store
on Washington avenue, Saturday
night, but that they have not found
the men, The hammer was stolen
from the ]. NJ Larson blacksmith
shop two weeks ago.
Wednesday is the day the Scotch
have their outing at Lagoon: $4,000
In prizes. Fine program games and
dancing
Clerks in Forest Service.-J T.
Scott OF Burlington, Vermont, and
Alfred p. larsen OF Creighton. Neb
arrived hero yesterday to take posi-
tions as clerks In the forestry depart
mcpt They Will be assigned to this
station for a week on ten days, when
thoy will be sent out TO a sub-station
w. C. Henderson, district law Off
Ger for the forestry department. mas
returned from Boise, Woiser aDd
Cambridge, where he has been look
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The WINN NG
!. NUMBER IS
LOST

Robert Carr, meter man for the
Utah Light G. Railway In going
through some rubbish at a house found
some tickets on Wrights' automobile
drawing contest. He made note OF the
numbers and after the announcement
of the drawing found, by referring to
MS list. that he had the winning num-
Der. D1I49, but In some manner he
has mislald the ticket In case the
winning ticket does not appear by 8
o'clock Monday morning, the automo-
bile VIII go 10 James Halverson of the
Ogden State bank. who holds the next
winning number
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FIREmEN INJURED IN

Chicago. June 21.-Two hremen
were injured and eight employees es-
caped by jumping from windows into
the river when fire attacked the plant
of the GreIss. Pfleger Tanning com
pany. at North Halstead street and
the river here today A.v
Four hundred employees escaped in
such haste. on account of the rapid
spread of the flames, that many OF
them were unable To get their street
clothes doffed for the days work.
Those who jumped from windows were
good swimmors and declared they en-.
loved their baths after the heat of
tho factory. They were rescued With
out dIrlculty. The plant was destroy.
ed. The loss is placed at $250.0O0.
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SENATE REJECTS THE
BACON AMENDMENT

washington. June 21.-The senate
rejected ~ to "a. Mr.. Dacon's amend
mcnt TO the postal savings bank bill
to strike out the house provision for
the withdrawal OF funds from banks
for the purpose OF converting them
into government bonds
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he DEPARTS ON A
MISSION TO PAN

James Soowcroft, son Of Hebor
Scowcroft departs tomorrow after
noon on a mission 10 Japan.
He will leave Cd the Portland train
AZ 3 80 p IN. and will sail from Van
couver on June 2Stb.
From Wells. NeVada-A Fisher.
James Ralph and ID, Roberts. prom
incnt men of Wells Nevada. are In
Ogden enroute to the Yellowstone
Park. They will go north on the
Yellowstone special this evening
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SEARCHING FOR eX.MAYoR
OF CLEVELAND, OHIU

Washington, June 21,-Ricbard Fl.
Finch, eX-mayor OF Cleveland. Ohio.
who disappeared from that place on
April 90 last. Is being searched for by
the police Of this city. Last night the,
local force was advised by the police
of Toledo that it was though Finch
was In Washington. Search was at
once instituted. but thus far IT has
proved frultlesS The quest. however,
VIII be continued.
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had eaten at the family home several
times and that he was at the same
table with her
Mrs. Bess, who is decidedly hand
some woman. sat behind her lawyer
and coached him as to what ques.
tlons he should ask, There were be.
tween twenty-five and thirty people
present in the court room. most Of
whom are witnesses for one side OF
the other,
The hearing will likely last two CT
three days.
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DEFICIENCY BILL
PASSE c

Washington. June 2l.-rbc general
deficiency bill the last OF the reg
ular supply measures to receive the
approval of the two houses OF con
gresS at the present session, wos
passed by the senate today. Ii car
ries appropriations aggregatiDg near
ly $S.0O0.000, an increase of about
$l.100,000 over the house measure.
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| course dinner was served at the Pa
| cific hotel.
Miss Lula Thatcher, after a short
vacation trip in Idaho Is again de-
lighting the audiences at the Globe
theater with exceptionally fine music.
While away Miss Thatcher opened the
new house of the company at Twin
Falls, Idaho, and left many friends
and admirers In that little city. Og
den people welcome Miss Thatcher
home again
Mrs. |. Russell and wee daughter,
Aletbea, arrived on Sunday from New
York to spend the summer with Mrs
Russers parents, Mr. and Mrs S. S
Smith Mrs. Russell Is receiving
pleasant greetings from her old
friends In Ogden, and Mr.. Russell
hopes to join her and the little daugh-
ter later In the season
Miss Margaret Mercer. daughter of
I. C. Mercer. has returned from St
Mary's academy. Notre Dame, Indi
ana, for her vacation. Her many
! friends are extending greetings.
Miss Bernice R. Kohn, daughter Of
A. l.. Kohn, 1858 Jefferson avenue.
returned Sunday, over the Union Pa
cific from a four-months' trip to the
east Miss Kohn visited friends In
Denver. Omaha. Chicago, and New
York. taking in the points of inter
est and enjoying every moment OF
the time. the greater portion Of which
was spent In New York City as tho
guest OF her brother, Attorney Stuart
NJ kohn and numerous friends
Tho Kappa Chi Sorority girls were
entertained by Miss Margaret Smurth-
waite at the Smurthwoite home on
jefferson avenue last evening.
Miss Pamela Spargo is expected to
arrive tonight from Laselle sem
mary, Boston. accompanied by Miss
Marie Barnes OF Arcade. New York,
who will spend the summer with her
aunt, Mrs Don Mcclure.
Mrs. John Spargo and daughter,
Margaret. were entertained informal-
ly ON Saturday afternoon as the
guests Of Mrs. A. Q. Campbell Miss
Margaret is a graduate of the 1910
class OF Brownell Hall, at Omaha
Miss Mildred Douglas was a Salt
Lake visitor during the past few
days.
Misses Lucy and Katherine Lewis
of Salt Lake City are visiting with
II. l. Griffin and family for few
days,
Mrs. william Rackham Of II3 Twen-
! tysfourth street, denies that her
daughter, Miss Zella Rackham. at
tended the party reported IN the
newspapers as having taken place al
the home OF Miss Hattie Redding In
honor OF Miss Rackham's engage
ment She says that the young LADY
Is not engaged and did not attend
the party and evidently some joker
misinformed the newspaper corrc
spondents in a telephone message.
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MhRrAh cnHIGTN
MARTHA SOCIETY.

Mrs r, Fitzgerald was hostess to
the ladies of the Martha Society at
their last meeting for the summer,
which was held yesterday afternoon
Business affairs were discussed and
adjournment was made to the first
Monday in September. when the soci-
ETY. will meet with Mrs p. Healy
Following the business session a ten
course dinner was served at the Pa
cific hotel.
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G o o Q o o 90 o Q o G o Q Q Q
Metal Market.

New York. June 21.-Lead-Quiet.
Spot. 4.40a445, Copper-Easy; stand
ard spot, 12.Ooal2.26. Silver % ia.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

GIRL for general housework. call at
31a 2lSt. or Ind. ESQ II Nv
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ATHENS.

March 81 the M. E. B. society held a
social afternoon and evening with E
pie supper from to Z. A pleasant
time is reported, though the rain ano
bad roads kept many away. The mex
regular meeting of the society will
be with Mrs. Holman Friday after
noon, April Is
The Baptist Auxiliary met Wednes.
day afternoon, April s, with Mrs. Lau'
ra Rowell with a good attendance
The time was spent in sewing with
no literary program. Mrs. Alice Foss
furnished ice cream and other ladies
brought cakes which were served fol-
the Benefit of the treasury. The nexi
meeting will be with Mrs. Martha
Judkins April 20, Mrs. Johnson in
charge Of the program which is to be
on the subject of Missions.
Walter Hilton has sold his milk
route to B. H. Johnson and moved tc
North Cornville where he is employed
by H. ID. Eaton.
Harry Emery of Skowhegan passed
Sunday in town.
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WEST ATHENS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Bradley, also
Master Clifford. have returned to
their home in Palmyra, after an ab-
sence of a few months.
Austin Baker has gone on the
drive.
Colby Bowden is spending a few
days in town. He has been at Brigh.
ton working In the mill.
A B. Walker is at home from May
field on a vacation.
The mail boys" are making their
regular trips but report bad roads.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Huff of Corn
Vile, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. S. Huff one day last week.
Bert Hight is back from the West
He decided he liked Maine better
where he can enjoy good health.
Mrs. Frank Butler visited her
daughter, Bessie Later, in Cornville
recently.
William Crotto and wife from Scion
were in town Wednesday and attend
ed the funeral of Mrs. Amos Clark
In Brighton.
StetsOn school reopens Monday
April IS, with Lottie Reed as teacher
We are glad to learn that Oman
Huff is gaining. He is able to re-
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BALDHEADED ROW.
Early Piety Not Always the Cause Of
Badness.

Inasmuch as it Is an accepted fact
that badness, falling hair and dand-
ruff are caused by germ, doesn't 1t
stand to reason that the only way to
prevent such calamities is to kill the
germs?
/. And doesn't it stand to reason that
the only way to kill these germs Is to
use Partisan Sage, which G. r. Fogg
has so much faith in that he guaran-
tees it to cure dandruff. falling hair
and itching scalp in two weeks, or
money back?
Partisan Sage is a delightful hair
tonic and is pleasant to use. 1t is not
sticky or greasy, and contains only
those ingredients that will surely
benefit.
1t is now sold by druggists all over
America, and by G. R. Fogg for 80
cents large bottle. 1t is used ex-
tensively by women who desire lux
uriant hair with radiant luster. The
girl with the Auburn hair Is on every
package. 2w-14
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* The News of SOmersets Busy Towns ~

friends. for Aunt Christiana' was a
great favorite in the town.
Mrs. d. McCloud is gaining very
slowly.
Charlie Jones has very fine flock
of hens of So. At presnt he has II
setting while the others usually lay
him from 48 to 81 eggs every day,
They have been very profitable since
January l. They are barred Ply
mouth Rocks and White Wyandottes.
Chas, Hansen has returned to Pres
que Isle after another load of stock.
Charles Is a hustler"
Mrs. James Boynton is quite sick.
Mr.. Brooks of Bradford and Mr..
Goodwin of Charlestown, were the
guests of c. E. Jones Friday night.
These gentlemen. with three other
friends, had been to Chapmans' of
Athens and purchased l1ice yoke of
oxen. N
J. s. Laughton and wife we've in
Mainstream Sunday. called there by
the critical illness of their brother.
Charles Laughton.