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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-05
MILLIONS FOR
NEW YORK POOR

New York. April 5.-That the New
York poor need not suffer by reason
OF a luck Of relief agencies is shown
by the report today OF the Associa-
ton for Improving the Condition of
tho Poor, which states that there are
5000 societies at work here deyoting
themselves to the interests OF tho
clty's destitute. sick. helpless and fall
lon
From tho published reports OF the
principal relief organizations a fair
estimate can be made Of the amount OF
money New York annually spends on
its poor The gross current expenses
OF the three largest relief societies
are over 81 100000 annually, while the
forty largest relief agencies spent last
year $3.50 900, The churches OF the
city expend something over two mil
lions of dollars your in charitable
work and the city department Of char
tiles receives S2,7650o0 a year from
the public purse. besides the appro-
priation OF S4,70O.000 for the support
of private institutions.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-05
SAYS TEDDY
IS NOISY
Paris Declares Roose.
veIt Has Made Him.
self Ridiculous

Paris. April 5.-Paris. always cheer
full. appears 10 have found a funny
side OF the Vatican Roosevelt episode.
Under the headlines, Roosevelt
Again. Always Roosevelt" the Gil
Bias. after stouuy upholding Mr..
Roosevelts attitude, continues in a
satrlcn vein TO speak OF the former
president as the greatest selfadvcr-
Jeer in the world
NO one more than he knows how
70 compel the attention Of the masses
and by noisy manifestations 10 pune
tuate bis travels with sensational in
cidcnts
The Vatican certainly lacked tnct.
but the anAlr entered upon the hdlc.
ulous when Mr. Roosevelt, wishing
personally 20 profit, convoked the jour
nalists and dictated a long cableEram
destined for his fellow citizens IN Am.
erica
"HoE the prees- OF the whole world
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-05
SHOULD PAINT
THE MAIL BOXES

Postmaster Shurtliff has received
delivery patrons to improve the ap-
pearance Of their mail boxes;
'SIr;-It Is the desire Of the De.
partment that you earnestly request
patrons of rural delivery out of your
office to paint their boxes and posts
to which they are attached a pure
white color This course, II pursued.
will not only result in benefit to the
patron In serving to protect his box
and post from damage by the wealth
er. but Will give all boxes a uniform
color and serve to Ak their identity
I'm all parts of the country IA United
States mail boxes. and viii give them
a much neater and sightlier appear
ance than they now possess II Is
also desired that patrons be Induced
TO imprint their names and box num-
berS on boxes In black block letters
about two inches high
1T IL also desired that you endeoy-
or to induce road officials TO paint
upon the posts of boxes which are
located at crosS-r roads tbut not at
tach signs thereto) the names OF the
towns OF villages to which the Cross
roads lead, with au indicator showing
the direction.
Posts to which boxes should be at
tachcd shall be set In an easily ac-
cesSible position at the side OF the
road and boxes securely fastened TO a
projecting arm Of wood or TO a brack-
et OF band iron about three-six-
teenths OF an inch thick, or. II pre-
ferred, an automatic extension arm
may be used. Respectfully (Slgned)
-P V. McGRAW,
Fourth Assistant Postmaster Cen
oral 4"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-05
WOMEN MUST WEAR
SMALLER HATS

New York. April 5.-Womcn parish
oners Of the church OF st Mary, at
BeusophurSt. l.. l.. must either eSchow
the current enormous varieties Of
spring millinery or stay away from
church Their pastor. the Rev. Chas.
WIghtman. In the ultimatum which
be delivered to them. says
"Our church Is able to seat only
275 persons Women with big hats
take up twice as much room as is
necessary to seat them. The hats
make 1t difficult for men either TO
obtain seats or observe the service
With the big hats two women have
difficulty In one pew and often 1t is
necessary for one woman TO occupy
an entire seat The small hat is the
hat for church going
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following real estate transfers
were filed for record with the county
recorder.
Mary Stallings and husband to A. f.
Stratford. part of lot 8. block "a. plat
c. Consideration, Sl,S00.
J s. Daniels and wife and others
to ] S. Daniels. part Of lot z, block
2, plat 3. Consideration. $1,i75.
Marium Kammeyer TO Mary A. Nor
ton. lots Is and 16. block 2. King )
addition. Consideration. $500.
James Clark and wife to Mary A.
Morton. lots 10 and 16 block ., King s
addition. Consideration. $2s5.
Mary J. Lucas to j. T. Ashby, all
lots 10 and IL. block IL, Lake View
addition. Consideration. 800.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-05
AXE COPPER STOCKS
TAKE A HEAVY DROP

Roston April 5.-somc of Boston 3
fayorire copper stocks, the so-called
inke securities. we're badly hammered
in the exchange today and heavy loss
ns wcro recorded in the first three
hours Lake Indiana and North Lake
feu steadily before blocks OF stock
tbrown on tho market while Calumet
&. Hecla tho gilt edged" stock of the
IIsL declined 30 points to $40. the
lowest for nearly year.
Other less active lake properties
were also weak, but the general list
held firm.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-05
who sal In iudcment nroved salisfac.

who sat In judgment proved satisfac-
tory 10 the pugilist by promptly ro-
turning a verdict OF not guilty.
They saved me the trouble OF go
Ing 10 the supreme court with the
case" said Johsson Il am not going
TO have the police put It over me all
the time just because I'm well-knowu
man. II ! ran around and got drunk
and gambled. the COPS ought to pinch
me. but I'm a good family man and
behave myself II every one was Ike
me 1t would be good world"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-05
Chicago councIImanIo Election.


Chicago April 5.-Thc polls opened
at o'clock this morning for what was
looked upon as one OF the most I'M
portant aldermanic elections in Chi
cago's history. Keen interest was cen
tered In maIy OF the tn;rty-flve wards.
each of which IL TO elect a member
In the new city council. Reform or
ganizatlons put forth efforts 10 defeat
alleged gray wolves" because the
next council probably will have to de
eide upon several great municipal uD-
dertakIngs Among these are the reg
ulauon Of prices of gas and telephone
service and tho construction of a pas
senger subway.
Tho saloon question was not put be-
fore the voters the project having
been knocked out on the ground that
the petition did not have enough sig
natures
More han 200 cities and towns in
Illinois. however, were called upon TO
vote on local option
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-05
KANsA. vnrY ELECTION.

Kansas City, April 5.-Kapsas City
today is voting for a full set of muni-
cipal officers from mayor down
Tho heads of the two leading tic
kets are:
Judge. Andrew F. Evans. Demo
crat, Darius A. Brown, Republican.
Elections are also being held today
In many cities and town in Kansas
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-05
JAIL BREAK AND
TEXAS LYNCHING

Houston. Tex. April 5.-Following
a sensational escape from Jail, Frank
Bates was lynched by hanging In the
jail at Centcrvills last night. Dolly
Bates. his son. was also strung up but
was cut down before life was eX-
tlnct. The two Bates We're ringlead-
ors In the jail delivery. They were
both wounded. as was Jaller st. John.
All the Jail breakers were recap
tuTcd
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-05
PERU READY
0 BA I TIE
Entire Fighting Force
Prepared to March
on Ecuador

Lima. Peru. April 5.-The forces
OF Peru are under arms awaiting
eventualities with Ecuador Admiral
villa Vicencio has been placed In
command OF the fleet. and Col Al.
vnrez put at the head OF all the land
forces In the department OF LambaI-
ccque. The full fighting strength is
prepared to advance at a moments
notice.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-05
POLICE SEARCH
FOR A BEAST

New York. April. 5.-The police are
securing the east side today for the
assaJlant Of Jennie Conners. 5-yeare
old girl who wns criminally assault
ed during the night in a hallway near
her home in First avenue She was
found in semi-consoious condition
and has slight chance OF recovery,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-05
JACK JOHNSON
QUICKLY ACQUITTED

Chicago. April SACK Johnson, the
prize fighter. was not granted his re-
quest for two negroes on the jury
that heard the testimony in his trial
for automobile speeding yesterday.
before Judge g Cockele. in the munici-
pal court, but the twelve caucasians
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-05

v.m taIL Of Teddy and, from Toxic
20 New york, Pekln included, every
tod,, n-u discuss violently the CON
troyersy between rope Plus and Col
Roosevelt. Verify, thcse Americans
understand the art Oh publicity 10
wonderful degree.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-05
DIVIDED IN Il
MICHIGAN
More Than Half the
State is Now
"Wet" @

Detroit, April 5.-Complete returns
IRON &c counties In Michigan, whero
the local option elections were held
Yesterday, show that 20 counties voted
dry" and 1G wet" or the So coun-
ties in Michigan. 40 will be dry" and
~ wet
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-05
SENATOR CONGER
HAS RESIGNED

Albany. y. Y. April f.-RIsine to
question of personal privilege in the
senate tonight Senator Benu Coneer.
after reading a statement. In which
he declared he fully realized that. as
q result of the Aids bribery charges
his usefulness a5 legislator was at
an end. handed his resignation to
Lieutenant Governor White. dupli.
cate OF which be later filed with the
secretary Of state.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-05
Bitter Fioht In OanvlIIe,

Danville. H.. April Election day
began here with numerous flst fights
Judges Murray Clark. prominent
among the "drys." and Earl Springer.
a challenger for the same party. were
assaulted and severely beaten. Mr.
Springer Is seriously hurt Several
deputy sheriffs were gent 10 the poll
ing place
Both the vets and "drysr are
claiming the election
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-05
BABY DIES FROM
INTOXICATION

New York. April 5.-Four-year-old s
Jessie Klein is dead at his East Side
home from lntoXication. His relao
uves. according TO the police, gave
the child whisky at family party,
John Silver. % years old. q cousin.
has been locked up charged with
homicide.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-05
To the Theatre Goers of Ogden
POPULAR PRICES
SEAT SALE NOW ON

Those of you who Mr. Frohman's Company Otis
Skinner" in Your Humble Servant" promised equally
good production Wednesday night when Mr. Frohman
presents his original New York Company The Thief The
headed by two stars of national fame Mr. Herbert
Kelcey and Miss Efe Shannon. anxious that such
duction the they entitled that Ogden
will maintain and acquire reputation for discriminating in
It's positively guarantee this big production
say will rank with Mr. Frohmans other productions
Mr. Crane and Mr. Skinner seen here this year
Signed: WIN ALLISON
Manager Ogden Theatre.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-05

eorn-to the wife II Robert A.
Middleton, Jr., 2325 Jefferson 1--WE
nue.. Yesterday. q girl Mother and
child doing well.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-05
Oregon Short Line Conference Train Schedule and Rates

GwIIle
ANIL p p p
caat7:O OOp IN 4 5and6S II n
seavug a
T1 m
Op m doe n tp
General Psseng AgentD Spencer
tofce2 Washngt
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-05

Metal Market.
New York. April 5.-Lead, easy.
4.40a4.45. Cappcr weak. standard
spot, 1917 1-2al2.9o. Silver So 3-s.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-05
STANDARD TELEPHONES

EDITORIAL Roome-
Ind. phone, two rines. No. IS
Bel, 'Phone. two rlnoo. No. 66
BUSINESS OFFICE
Ind. phone, one ring. No. 50
Boil phone. ono ring. No So
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-05

READ THE CLASS ADS TODAY
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-19
pelieiousness Of Nonsense.

Sense is the mark OF the measles
on the unwashed skin of time. Nom
sense Is the bl-om of innocence on
the unquenchable hope of humanity.
ANY fool can talk sense; but non
sense is the dearest relaxation OF the
worthy and the rare. Nonsense Is
love: sense is merely matrimony.
Nonsense is the redeeming spice of a
truly cultivated taste. the sugar on
the insipid strawberry. the salt IN
the monotonous egg. the rouge DELI
cious on the cheeks OF circumstance.
Yea will have noticed that when
you tell a man to get sense you mere
ly convey your desire that he shall get
to the devil BooSmakers and poll
ticians have sense 1t is commoner
than dirt, less inspiring than mud
less stimulating than warm salad. IL
Is the worm in the apple. the fly IN
the ointment, the microbe in the
csrpuscle, death In life. pain In glad
DC SIS. hate in love. 1t is the one thins
that the most Industrious and care
full lover of himself can never en-
tirely escape 1t Is like chronic govt
In an otherwise sound organism. II
is pervei sity in paradox. 1t is a
ghoul CARRIED as saint II is the open
drain that Ioisons Already. 1t Is
hell invading Paradise. II Is the
nest obstinate and mischievors de-
fusion of humanity. It is the creep
ing paralysis that kills wit 1t is
Psyche with an liberated throat
Frank M-rton. In Smart Set.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-19
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Filtration is attention without in
tcnticn.
A woman never exsgeerates when
speaking of her age.
He's a sure-footed mule who can
kick the same spot swice.
Never forget fr;end--especiaiiy II
he owes you anything.
It's often what the wife wants that
the husband says he can't afford.
A woman is Trord Of her wedding
ring even IL her marriage is failure
Oppci tuniiy is apt to dodge the man
who spends all his time waiting Tor IL
The troutle with the average man
Is thst his ideals are higher than MS
salary.
When a favored young man at
tempts to kiss girl she seldom car
ries resistance to the point OF actual
success-ChicaZo News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-19

Senator Lodge has been made chair
man OF the senate committee for the
investigation into the advanced cost
OF living. at was announced some
days ago that Mr.. Lodge would be
named to head this committee. In
spite OF the opposition Of Senator
Elkins. whose resolution Is respons-
bic for the proposed investigation.
Now the appointment has been made,
and those who have been expecting
an investigation" with a report de-
signed to befuddle the public mind
and excuse the Payne -Aldrich tariff
viii not be disappointed. Mr.. Lodge
is the man to see that the probe is
inserted in the right place.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-19
SAILORS MUST SWIM.
Rear Admiral Found $500 Men With
Defective Nautical Education.

Rear Admiral Schroeder. while
training the men on his feet down in
Guantanamo Bay. has discovered that
some 2,5O0 of them don't know how to
swim. and he reports to Washington
that he has taken Measures to remedy
this defect In their nautical ducation.
II seems rather remarkable that sail
cs, with large amounts OF water al
ways conveniently near, should lack
an art which SO many landsmen pos
scss. especially as it is an art the pos
session OF which p sailor Is at any mo-
ment likely to be in more or less des-
perate need. II is fact. however,
that seamen as a class swim badly or
not at all. and the reason is not far
to seek. for, when one comes to think
about It. ship in motion Is about the
worst thing In the world from which
to go in swimming. and the sailors
opportunities for taking 10 the water.
except by an accident. which. with
good reason, he avoids as long as he
can. are much less numerous than
those OF the man ashore. Out at sea
there is none at all, and while in port
tltt SdllO 10 Otnti Woo otNtPfNt
chiefly in spending hard-earned
money.
Moreover. old sailors have been
known to argue that since 70 them
falling overheard usually means death,
whether they can swim or not, II Is
better to lack a knowledge that only
serves to prolong hopeless struggle
with the megciless waves. That, OF
course. is bad lagsc and unsound doc
trine. but it has just enough of truth
in il to create something OF plaus bill
ity to the claim Admiral Schroeder
does well to sgnore that Sort OF argu-
ment and to insist that his men learn
&c swim. now that he has them in wa
tiers where swimming is a delight. in-
stead of being the somewhat shiily
joy it is up here In the North.
Everywhere the ability to swim Is a
cheap form Of life insurance. and mo-
body should fail to carry r. A skill
full teacher can give the art TO any
body in a few hours. and II Is enc OF
the many superiorities OF women that
they can learn II mere quickly than
men and prsctice It more easily. For
the reasons. see the first textbook on
snatomy.-New York Times.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-19
Mail Transportation.

There Is soon to be installed In the
State of Michigan an entirely new sys-
TEN of freight and mail transpOrta-
ton. which is especially designed Tor
rural business BY it's use great
number of patrons are served auto
matically, mail matter and packages
of reasonable size coming to, some
convenient station and being deposit
ed there to await the pleasure OF the
owners 1t is of sufficient capacity to
permit the farmer to send great
deal of his produce to market in this
manner and TO receive in return sup
plies purchased at distant points.
Light metal poles support double
steel track. which is from II TO 20
feet above the gound except at the
stations, wher it Is depressed and en-
tirely accessible These routes radi-
ate from a central dispatching station
ir loops, and the mail parcels fer each
farmer on that line are arranged IN
boxes and attached the carrier in
the order in which the residences are
located *
Between stations the carers are
designed to operate at speed OF
about % miles an hour, but upon APP
preaching a station the carrier auto
matically slackens speed, deposits the
mali in a box. locks it. picks mp the
outgoing mail. rings a bell III the
house to notify the occupants that the
mail has been delivered. and goes on,
its way with an almost instant aceel-
,ration- -.
There is practically no danger OF
bad weather blocking the line. as the
rover is transmitted to the car
thrcughed an inverted V-shaped
groove that is amply protected from
the elements. The rails can also be
used to furnish. telephone serv.ce IL
desired.-Newark News. -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-19
Hampton, Phoebus and Old Point
DEAD GIRLS FATHER
Sees ALLEGED SLAYER
Man Accused Of the Murder
of Jane Adams Arrives at
Atlantic City.

ATLANTIC. CITY. n. j.. Feb. 1S.--
Mapacled to his brother, Orvis. who Is
wanted as a witnes IS, William Seyler,
who Is charged by the local police
authorities with being responsible ior
the death of Jane Adams. on the MIL
lien dollar pier on the night or rep
ruary 4, arrived In this city tonlgnt
In charge OF the two detectives VINO
had captured the men at Petersburg,
Va. Orvis had smile on his race,
but the elder man appeared thorough
ly cowed as they were hurried from
the train to the police station.
A sqrad of police held back the
great crowd which had gathered at
the station awaiting the arrival Oh
the two men.
The men were placed in separate
cells. the entire leOgth of the jail
lying between sthe prisoners. Both
are being closely guarded. not even
Seyler's wife being permitted to see
her husband. 1t is limited that both
men will undergo the third degree
before morning. The detectives said
10th prisoners became a trifie nerv-
Gus as the train approached this CITY
and they appeared relieved when both
had been safely landed back OF the
prison bars.
George Edward Seyler. younger
brother of the prisoners, made n.y.
ing leap from the rapidly moving ex-
press when he saw the great crowd
congregated about the railroad sta
ton, but was not seriously injured.
The dead girls father was at the
station when the train pulled in, but
made no effort to harm William Sey-
Ter.
The big crowd remained in the VI
entity of the city hall until long AFTER
midnight
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-19
REPUBLICAN ROME.
officials Resignation Leaves Future
Of Archsiegicsi Treasures Uncertain

Commentators Boni's resignation
from the commission on the mon,is
mental gone OF Rome Is nothing less
than a calamity. His task was to save
for the pleasure OF the world the site
Of republican Rome in the now al
most deserted region beyond the rs
outline What he had to contend with
vas the desire TO improve this ter
Titory. diSrczerding us buried treas
urcs. and more particularly the ambi-
ton 20 produce on the site OF old
Rome scsne sensational feature for the
worlds exhibition OF 1911 Evidently.
these forces nave been too strong Tor
aim. and the commission which under
hiS guidance seemed a pledge that old
Rcnlc would be saved Tor civilization
becomes now q menace. To establish
SPACIOUS drivevays tn the monument
al zone may be 10 lock up indefinitely
or actually 10 destroy the most I'm
Icrtzns Astrological evidences of re.
publican and early imperial Rome
Moreover, there u no need that the
city should spread In this direction
since available lands surround u on
every side. Nothing that Affects ~
conformation and growth % Rene car
he indifferent 70 the cultured world
iff = a. Rome tia; the craze Of ,hiri
Iftsiy 10 buiid not wisely but g.Eant
raiiy and at utmost expense mos
.hreafens tho inevitably disninishinl
&cusains Of the greater reric1s u
AIS fc<trsciicn here nav bc a Kin
Of rough logic. View Rome NAV az
psar more toicrabie when Old Rom
hall have beer oblifcrated. Mayo
Nzfhsn hss lust lnduird IN hcroscs .
save fcr Honr . bcautifni staiur tbs
\ tsd beea scut o. Milan. That "a
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-19
POST PHILOSOPHY.

Constitutional amendments are gen
orally born tired.
Most money earned by the sweat OF
the brow prefers easy going.
People who are prematureiy gray
are always proud to tell ii.
Horse sense and mule cbstinacy are
seldom found in the same Uranium
All the world loves a lover. but not
bigamist.
A chiIds prejudice often comes
from intuition: al adults generally
from envy or hate
Some men are so mean they act as
il dollar had more than 100 cents.
A bigot is only open to the argu-
ment that he Is right.
The world would be thousand
years backward without borrowers
and lenders.
Coed manners are never turned
down.-Washingon Post
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-19
ECZEMA KILLED SLEEP

Il suffered with eczema for one yesr.
First Of all fhere were small white
pirnplrs on my IN hand and I had TO
scratch until the blood came Then
they would put VI anc water world
run out. Wherever this water would
run thrrc would b. mere pirnpies unin
my whole lrft hsnd ~ss rasss % sorrs.
Then my other hand becsrne affected
snd they w~rr Ike piccrs q raw rnrai.
Thcn u came on NY face, nccs ard
undrr my right eToa 20 that 4 was
unable 20 raisr my arm for two vr~k--
II bccarc 80 Rad thct I VS. obliesd
90 give NJ work. kbout four months
sEo ! started 20 Doctor and the doctor
told me " was c~xrnn. SO he tod rf-c
u ut -- ointus~ut ard soap. ! rrcd
thrm for \ month and they didn't DO ne
one bit % good 90 I trirn enofhcr Doctor.
He gave me- thru difcrcnt Kinds q
n,~dic.nrs but did not helr mo. uss
unrsle 70 sl~rp 81 night and gave ~
~ hop Until I dccided 20 try tlr
Cuficura Rcrncdi~s. I urcn CutirlIrs
soap. Ointnrrt and Rr-oiv-nt snn ] ar
currd. Nie< Nora Shulfs. 20 y, Itir.i
81. k>sdins. Pa. Szn- . snd :. 1893 :