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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-23
f Ferrer Statues
Erected

Paris. France, March 23.-It sell
dom falls TO the lot of mar
tyr to any cause TO have his
memory peTpetuated by stutes as
Within a few weeks of the execution
at MontjuIoh hwo memorials have
been completed in Paris and are ready
for erection.
Within a day or two OF the eXecu.
ton a fund was started by French
sympathiZerS and the response was
quick and generous Money poured
In from every quarter. Derre. the
sculptor of the statue of Marat. who
has won a number Of medals at the
salon and who has taken all the hon
ors that an artist can receive In
France was approached and asked
to undertake the commission Work.
ing night and day, he succeeded in
completing the enormous statue. and
It only rests In the artists atelier
until site is secured for its perma-
nent resting place.
This imposing monument represents
Ferror a martyr for free thought, who
Is crushed and browen under the
pressure OF narrow opinions and has
fallen under the ponderous weight
helpless into the arms of Humanity.
Grouped by his side is a confused
mass OF other victims ut Montjuich
who are taDdins with their backs to
the wall of the Spanish fortress.
The promoters OF this movement
will probably have somo trouble with
the city of Paris over u site. as the
more radical of Ferrer's followers In.
sist on It's being placed before one of
the big cathedrals where it is bound
to give offense. This demand the
municipal council will undoubtedly
refuse to consider.
France will not be alone In raising
a monument to the memory of Ferrer.
Derre has also finished another stat.
ue which will be erected either in
Italy or Belgium. both countries being
anxious to obtain IT,
Ferrer's talented daughter. Senior.
tia Paz Forrer, who iE an actress al
the Odeon theater. was requested by
the artist to pose for tho second stat.
uo. He realized that her expressive
face. with its beauty OF line and reg.
ular features, would lend Itself again
to symbolic Humanity The devoted
daughter acQulesced and Immediately
threw her whole soul into the pro
Jecl that was TO immprtalle g.er
father. and she has enabled Derre
to portray most noble and touching
figure for the ideallzed Humanity
Boston Post
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RANDOM
REFERENCES

Advertisers must nave their COPY for
The Evening Standard tho evening be
fore the day on wnich tho advertise
ment Is to appear In order to Insure
publication
James Dunn El-James Dunn, who
Is well known To and popular in
large circle of Ogden friends is dang
erouSiy Ill at the ogden General hos
pltal Local friends arc giving him
assistance and relatives have been no.
tilted. II is not believed that he Win
recover,
wANTED-Clean white rags at tho
Standard.
Call Allen. pnones 70. for carriages
for funerals and operas. Private calls
c speciality. Also prompt delivery OF
baggage. 412 25th.
Mrs, Oermody Dead-Mrs. q. Der
mody. mother of w ]. Dermody. the
local manager of the Western Union
Telegraph company. died last night
az her home in Mount Vernon. Ohio,
Summoned by announcement of her
serious illness Mr., Dermody left for
Mt Vernon Monday afternoon. Tho
news will come as a shock to the
many friends made by the deceased
duriug n recent visit to the home Of
her son In this city.
Attends Sick Relative-D. J.. Ed.
wards, a prominent farmer OF Malad.
Idaho. has been in Ogden for several
days attending his brother-in-law.
John Van Sickle. who has been seri-
ously III at the ogden General hospi-
tai for some time but is now believed
To be on the road TO recovery Mr..
Van Sickle underwent an operation
for appendicitis and complications
and HIS brother came here to be with
him. Mr.. Edwards has n number of
friends In this city.
For SaIe-Old mats. Good to put
under carpets. Inquire Standard Office.
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CR|LD-MURDERER
DENIES CHARGES

Massillon, Ohio. Mnrch 22.-"Not
guilty" was the plea entered by the
l6-year-old Catherine Mantz when ar
raigned before Magistrate Remley to-
day on the charge of numbering her
sister. Elizabeth aged 1s, by admin
isterlng a deadly drug. The warrant
sworn out against Catherine charges
murder in the first degree.
THIS morning, after a night In tho
Massillon jail, the girl underwent 4
two hours examination throughout
which she calmly chewed gum and
persisted in her denial of any guilt
In connection with her sisters death.
She reiterated her original story oil
mysterious man for whom she had
purchased strychnine and who had
given her two capsuls which she says
she believed contained quinine. She
refused to tell the name Of tho man.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-23
SUFFERS INJURY
DURING FIGHT

Turning his ankle In the heat of
Tree fight on lower Twenty fifth street
Iast night at about 1880 o'clock. Jas.
Moran, who says he Is boilermaSer.
ana had recently come 10 this city
from Winnemucca. fell to the ground,
sustaining a slightly dislocated ankle
ana breaking a small bone in his
leg.
He was picked up in n saloon n few
minutes later by the police. answer
ing call from some OF his comDan-
Ions, and taken to The police station,
where his Injuries were repaired by
the city physician Whether or not
the man will be a county charge for
the time necessary to complete the
healing OF his broken ankle is not yet
known He has a brother running on
the Oregon Short Line between Poca-
tello and Salt Lake City and the po-
lice intend TO notify him and have
him take care OF the man until his
ankle is better.
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CONFUSION RESULTS
FROM LOCAL SCRAPE

Aptly illustrating the truth of the
commonly accepted idea that story
grows as II travels, the experiences
OF officer a. II Mohlman since Toy
Smith. the negro whom he was at
tempting 10 arrest. tried 10 shoot him
in the cigar stand in front Of the Og-
den beer hall on Monday afternoon,
are interesting.
IN telephone communication with
Wyoming points. police officials send
ing out a description of the negro
have been asked several times If there
IS any hope of Mr. Mohlman's recoy-
cry, and when told that he was not
hurt have expressed surprise. Even
In cities within fifty miles of Ogden
the general belief is that Officer
Mohlman was badly injured, and some
towns have already managed TO mix
up half dozen negroes and the en-
tire police force in the matter.
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SECOND SERVICE
ATTRACTS MANY

The second service in the Union
meetings OF Passion week was held
Tuesday evening In the Episcopal
church, Rev w w. Fleetwood,
preaching a strong sermon on tle
events of the day of the week of long
age Reyerends Elderkin and Nc
Creery read The psalms and Hickman
and Carver the scripture lessons.
Mrs w. c. Henderson sang, The
King of Love My Shepherd Is The
congregation completely filled the
church Wednesday evening al S
p M, services Will he held
in the Methodist church. Rev G. w.
McCroery will preach. his topic being
Lessons from the Day Of Retire
ment" Misses May and Jessamlne
Denmark viii sing a duct A cordial
invitation is extended to all people,
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CONFERENCE ENDS
WITHOUT RESULT

Philadelphia March 22.-The con-
ference OF the Rapid Transit officials.
committee OF ten, George II. Earle,
and other broke up at 1870 o'clock
this morning. w Mahon. president oi
tie Amalgamated association OF Street
and Railway Electric Railwaymen as
he emerged from the meeting said:
"Thcre is on settlement in sight
AZ meeting OF the executive com
niitee of the textile workers union
tonight. il was decided to instruct all
cmployes to return to work tomorrow.
There are about $4,000 textile work
orr in this city and nearly all of them
quit work three weeks ago.
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THE MORE THE BETTER.

Lawyer (examining prospective jul
ror on murder triaD-Havc you any
objections to capital punishment?
Labor Leader-ObjectIons to capt
tai punishment! Well, | should say
not l tell you. sir. that tho rich has
got to be sat upon in this country
You just put me down as fayorin all
the punishment the poor people1l ever
be able TO give capitall
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FUNERAL HELD FOR
MRS. HIGGINBOTHAN

The funeral services of Mrs. Mary
Elizabeth Higeinbotham were held
yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock In
the Fourth Ward meeting house, Bish-
op T. A. Olsen presiding. The speak
ers were Joseph Jarry. Pres. c. f
Middleton and Apostle David c. Nc
Kay. Mrs. Mary Farley sang Some
Time Wen Understand" and Christ
ian's Goodnight" and William Pickett
rendered a solo Not Half Has Fer
Been Told. followed by Marian John
son. who sang One Sweet Solemn
Thought" Numerous floral offerings
were received. Burial was in the city
cemetery
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GET FREE TICKE IS
To the Ogden Thcater for ANY Show
This Month-TWo 81 Tickets.
by Paying Your SubocriP-
tlon In Advance.

To all persons paying three months
subscription in advance. we will give
one ticket, and TO persons ApayIng six
months In advance we will give two
one-dollar tickets for any OF the fol-
lowing big shows at the Ogden thea
ter:
Charles 3. Hanford, March 23rd
Otis Skinner, March oath
MacIntire and Heath, on March
30th.
All are frst-class shows
We give You two one-dollar tickets
for each six months subscription paid
In advance If you want better
seat, for instance. box seat. you can
pay the difference in cash.
Remember this offer is open to old
and new subscribers.
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or less. in heat He went beyond all
thermometers then In use and be-
yond what it Is possible actually to
think Measuring the millionth part
of u degree OF heat goes so much fur
ther that IL we had nerves To feel II.
We could measure the heat of a lump
OF Zee with the finger tips. We would
probably get the same ideas with
nerves OF that kind from touching ice
that we now get from touching hot
iron. The radlo-micrometer takes the
place OF nerves which would be very
troublesome
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Bids will be received closing April
goth. for the construction OF the Gov"
ey canal. near Coleyille. Wyo, Ap-
proximate quantities; Excavation Oh
Garth, 100000 cubic yards, loose ana
solid rock. 1000 cubic yards. Fur
ther information. can be obtained from
S. 81. Covey s33 East First South
Salt Lake City. Utah. =
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Eourth Ward socIa!-The AMLuI

Fourth Ward Socis.-Thc Mutual
Improyement association of the Fourth
Ward will give another OF their good
time socials and dances Friday, March
% All Summcrill and Mrs. Griffin
have been working hard TO make a
success Of this Social and assure all
that attend that they viii have the
best time OF the season. The hall
has been beautifully decorated and
Frcy's orchestra Will furnish the mu,
sic for the dance
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euRE NEWS Mailer

Il want this run top OF column next
to pure reading matter said the ad.
yertIser as he laid a four-llne advor
tisement on the desk OF the business
manager OF a yellow daily
I'll have to put II on page 25."
said the manager.
Page 25l Why so far back in the
paper"
because the newspaper man r..
piled, that's where we run the TO-
ligious news"
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Citizens of Ogden

Boost for your city by using OG-
DEN MADE fLOUR-it costs you no
more and every sack you use is q
boost for your town.
In that way you make Chicago
Of Ogden Ogden Milling & Ele-
vator Co.
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EASIER KITCHEN WORK.

You would think a woman who has
been cooking for thirty years would
know everything about kitchen work.
Some do and some 10 not. One clinGS
tn the heavy articles and another
makes her work more laborious by
not washing utensils as she uses them
which is one Sign of a good cook when
she does. Discard heavy kitchen uten-
slls and aim to have only what Is
modern
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-23
FOR a NERVOUS HEADACHE.

To cure a nervous or sick headache,
take some raw potatoes and Tnb the
dirt off with a damp cloth. Cut them
into thick slices and lay them close to-
gether on the forehead and temples.
AS the pieces of potato get hot. re-
place them with fresh ones.
They Givo much the same GOODNESS
as ice, without the unpleasant damp
ness, and there is not the burning
sensation afterwards that ice often
leaves.
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FAKING A BIRTHDAY.

a neighbor of the Lysander John
Appleton family recently gave birth
day party. at which there Inquired
cake covered with candles The next
week the Appletons celebrated Chaun-
cey's birthday, and the cake was deco
rated with electric lights. The neigh
bors sav 1t really wasn't his birthday;
that his mother faxed up a birthday
In order to get ahead OF those candles,
-Atchison Globe
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FEELS BETTER IN EVERY WAY

S. S. S is good medicine. l keep
it in the house all the while 1t is an
excellent tonic 10 give strength to the
system and tone 10 all the physical
members. II gives appetite and
energy and makes one feel better in
every way. have found 1t also an
excellent blood purifier. For months
| was troubled with On itching skin
eruption on the face, and tired many
specialists and many remedies 10 get
cure, bu, S. S. s. lie the only medicine
that seemed To relieve l am now free
OF this eruption. l think great deal
OF your medicine. believing it 10 be
the best blood purifier and tonic kaown
TO the world today,
MRS FRANK HORNER.
1880 East Seventh st, Canton, o,
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is MARRIAGE A FAlLuRe7

"Oh, Martha, I'm so Interested in
our genealoEy! Do you know any
thing about yoursT
NO, Gertrude; | have enough trou.
bic keeping track OF my husband with.
out adding ancestors TO my difficulty"
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Any system that needs tonic needs also blood purifier for
the weakened and impure condition of the responsible
for the rundown of health We only recognize
importance opure rich blood preserving danger
weakened circulation The great majority persons
rapidly coming understand the preventing disease
they that poorly nouShed system germs
microbes and that which puhes enrches blood will
often ward off serious spell of illness later
That Spring the trying the health is fact we'll
known every 1t the time Of when
required stand the and unless the system
the of blood nurmen the health bound affected
The general bodily weakness tired feeling 6ce appetite
Digestion directly result Of weak watery blood
IF you need you need medicine blood pur
flying properties called onics slim
with decided injury the IF your system weak and
down only up by supplying increased OF
blood nument and this only through rich blood
Any which does purify the blood dangerous because leaves
the the circulation constantly the health
S. the of all because the all
blood purifiers and the medicine you rely supply
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FROM EXPERIENCE.

"why don't you get your husbands
family tree?"
1T Is not necessary ] know all
care 10 know about 1t already"
"Oh. you've investigated them
"Yes its a lemon.
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THOMAS QUITS GAME.

Lexington. Ky, March 22,-lt was
stated here today that r. L. Thomas,
millionaire horseman of Kentucky
and New York, would retire at once
from racing and devotees of the bust
ness interests at Ford, KY
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KNOTT MCKINNEY, 44S93.

By Mckinney, 2;11, the sire of 22,
with records better than 2:10. The
greatest sire the world has ever
known. He sold for $4,000 at II
years of age. Fee $4,000.
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MONTEREY. 317O6.

Record 2O9 IA, trottine. He mas
shown you. If you are from Missouri.
He has as much speed as any horse
living or dead. Fee $500
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL

Frank R. Watkins grocery has re
10 215 Twenty-ffth street, JUS,
cast OF the old stand in the new brick
building
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called the stomach and digestion ds one OF
tired feeling improves the appetite and Digestion and
every way the upbudng and Strengthening of the
system S. absolutely safe for persons of any and
who are in need of will find this medicine exactly suited
their needs THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA GA.
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The Final Reckoning.

That marriages are made in heaven
Devoutly we're taught to say
Yet strangel-ere a divorce be given
There is always the devil to pay
Life.
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the system with the best tonic
effects and at the same time thor
oughly purify the blood. The
use Of S. S. S. at this time may
save you from a long spell of
sickness, and it will certainly pre-
pare you for the strain of the long
hot Summer. Many people have
put off using tonic until the syS-
tenn became so weakened it could
not resist disease, and have paid
for the neglect later on with a
spell Of fever, malaria, or some
other debilitating sickness. S SIS.
is Natures ideal tonic and blood
purifier. 1t does not contain a
particle of mineral in any form,
nor does il contain any of the
deleteriouS nerve StimulantS that
ore ,icAH IN cn TnonN medicines
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B r : ]: der S
TAKE NOT ICE

I will offer the following stations
for public service at the Fair grounds.
season 1910.
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9ySnaX,nA
THEATRE
5oth Phones 323.
ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE
5oth Phones a23.

SIX HEADLINE ACTS.
American Debut Of
VlLMOS WESTNOY
The Celebrated Hungarian Planoforte
Observation-Disclosures OF a Complete
Orchestra on the Piano.
CLAUDE AND FANNIE USHER
Playing Their New Slang Classic,
"Fa9an's Decision"
JAMES HAaRiGAN
The Tramp Jueser
MILDRED MORRIS
And Company in THE Making Of
Man.
KRONEMAN BROTHERS
European Grotesque equilibrists
COOK AND STEVENS
mo Check~ee, No Wash.ee"
oReHeUM MOTION PICTURES
LATEST NOVELTIES
oRPHEuM ORCHESTRA
cES:-Nieht, 1oc, 25e and soc;
Matinces. Toe, i5c and 25c.
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Terms cash or bankable note. a
few good driving and family horses
for sale g. B. JOHNSON.
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ADMIRAL EVANS, P-89e.

Record 2:17 Il. 4th heat The
fastest and gamest 3-year-old PAGER
on the north Pacific coast last year,
CA 2;05 PAGER sure) (No hobbles)
Fec $4,000
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STANDARD TELEPHONES
EDITORIAL ROOM6-
Ind. phone, two rings No. eo
Bell phone, two rineo. mo, 5e
BUSINESS OFFICE
Ind. Phone, ono ring No. SO
Bell phone. one ring No SO
The broad ax., 1910-10-29
BLOCK OF STORES AND FLATS
LEASED FOR THIRTY YEARS.
Jesse Binga Takes from Henry Bots
ford the Property At E7124752
State Street.

A transaction of unusual interest in
South State street property closed We'd
nesday was the leasing by Jesse Binga,
the South State street banker, from
Henry Botsford, of a block of stores
and fiat buildings at 47Iz to 47Sz State
street, for thirty years from Nov. I,
at a total rental for the term of $24o,-
900, payable in installments of 5000 for
the first year, $500 for the next year,
5000 annually for the next two years /;
5000 annually for the next fifteen
years, and $500 annually for the next
eleven years, in addition to which the
lessee will pay the taxes. The land,
which has a frontage of 500 feet, and
depth of 100, is improved with TWEEN
ty-one stores in the first story and
hfty-four fats in the upper two stories
The gross rental is $4,000. Mr.. Bots
ford is a large capitalist and does not
care to have the renting of so many
stores and fats and he is willing to
make a slight sacrifice in the way of the
net return.
Mr.. Binga states that the property is
now all occupied by white people, but as
"a considerable part of that section of
the city has gone over to the occu-
pany of Colored people, and is destined
to eventually go to that use, the COM
pletion of the occupancy of the fats
may change"
Mr.. Binga has given to the Chicago
Title & Trust Company trust deed to
his leasehold interest in the property to
secure $4,000 for ten years with inter
est at per cent.
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BLACK AND WHITE ZONES ARE
FIXED IN ATLANTA

Atlanta, Ga, Oct. I6-At a mass
meeting of white residents of the fourth
ward of Atlanta held last night, black
and white zones were fixed and resolu-
tons adopted notifying real estate deal
ers and the public generally that prop
erty in the ward must not be sold or
rented to Negroes outside of the bound
aries established. The whites would
consider such violations of their wish
es as "Reprehensible and an unfriendly
act"
. A committee of ten was appointed
with instructions to see that the bound
ary line is maintained.
The ringing of The rising bell" at
the Negro college in the vicinity at 5
o'clock in the morning was declared
to be a public nuisance and steps were
taken looking to its removal.
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PHYLLIS wHEATLEY CLUB NOTES.

The annual reception was In every
way q success. We wish to express
our gratitude to all who attended and
contributed in any way toward the
AFFAIR. Every one seemed to enjoy
the occasion The Junior Phyllis
Wheatley Club assisted in the serving
and We appreciate the assistance Of
those little Misses very much
We desire to express our sincere
thanks to the members Of the Apo
mattox Club for the use, free Of all
charges Of their beautiful home for
our reception. Their kindness VIII
never be forgotten by us, and We shall
be glad to assist them at any time,
when they may call upon our club 20
do so. We also desire to thank the
steward who so courtesly gave his
assistance to the ladies wherever
needed.
Our next meeting viii be held at
the nome, $3.50 Forest avenue, Wed.
Nov. End. The programe under the
head Of Domestic Science. Mrs. R.
/. Collins, chairman, promises to be
very good. Do not miss It Visitors
always welcome.
The reception Wednesday, Oct H.
given by this club Of women demon
strates how much the best people OF
Chicago appreciate the effort these
women are making for the uplift OF
the race.
The AppomAttox Club rooms with
callers, and on all sides were heard
words Of commentator for the work
the Phyllis wheatley Club Is doing;
and as an earnest appreciation OF
their work. the callers left q silver
Offering Of fifty dollars.-L