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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-07
FALLING HAIR
Easy to Stop it and Make 1t
Lustrous and Beautiful.

II your hair is falling out, If you
have dull unattractIve hair or If
you need a daily hair dressing. read
what Mrs Hettie Hedgman of Mel
sonyllle, Erie County, Ohio. writes
June 9, 1910, about Partisan Sage:
II used Partisan Sage for falling
hair and find 1t the finest thing
ever heard OF My hair was falling
cut by combfuls and ! could run my
fingers through it and they would
hang full Of loose hair. | washed my
hair and got bottle Of Partisan Sage
and used two applications, and |
could see great difference. My hair
was lustrous and nice and had almost
stopped falling out. and by the use Of
one more bottle it stopped alto
gether,"
For women. for men or for chill
dren Partisan Sage Is without any
doubt the finest preparation for the
hair, 1t is guaranteed by eAOCON
PHARMACY to stop hair from falling;
to eradicate dsndruff and stop itching
scalp In two weeks. or money back.
II Is a most daintily perfumed and
refreshing hair dressing free from
grease ard sickness. and ought to be
in every nome where every member
OF the family could use IL daily
Large bottles 30 cents at sAOCONS
and druggists elsewhere. The girl
with the Auburn hair is on every
package.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-07

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6-The secret
service proper and the secret police
agents Of the customs service are to
he reorganized under the supervision
Of Chief Wilkie. The two services will
retain their separate existence, but
Mr.. Wilkie has been instructed to
Lring the customs agents up to the
standard OF efficiency the secret ser
vice ~ believed to have attained under
his direction. This plan Will involve
several changes in personnel John T..
Wilkle. chief OF the secret service.
viii become supervisor and chief OF
the special agents service. exclusive
OF the officers in the employ of the in"
tcrnal revenue. He. VIII also retain
his position as chief OF the secret ser
vice. George w. Mari, present chief
of the special agents service. will take
the position of assistant chief. This
change is at his own request. Leslie
NJ. Cullom, now special agent in
charge of the Baltimore customs dis
tIlct, Will take charge Of the Office of
the special agents service in Wash
ington.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-07
Arrest Azcona at Washington.

WASHINGTON, Dec 6,-The pro-
visional arrest OF Juan Sanchez Az
coma. once a member of the Mexican
congress, journalist, member OF a
prominent family in Mexico. was pro-
cured here today by direction of the
department of justice, on representa-
tions made by the Mexican govern
ment. declaring that a warrant on the
charge of obtaining money under false
pretenses had been issued for him in
Mexico
No political significance, it was said
at the embassy. attaches to the ar
rest. but Gustavo A Madero, support
cd by other friends OF Azcona here,
charged that the circumstances Of
the case are trivial and that ''be-
hind it all is the vengeful purpose of
the Diaz administration TO get por-
session OF Azcona because of his con-
nection with an anti-Diaz newspaper
attack during the last three years.
Son OF Former Minister,
Azcona IS a son OF the late Senior
Azcona. former Mexican minister to
Italy. Guatemala and the Argentine
Republic He came here November
q from San Antonio. Texas. where
his consultations with Francisco J. Ma
dero. leader of the Mexican revolu-
tions. were an open secret. He has
been associated here with Gistavo Ma
dero, brother of the revolutionary
leader
Azcona said the incident which the
charges have been preferred against
him, occurred four years ago and that
his part in the affair was merely as
a witness He aid that while man
ager of a newspaper in Mexico City
many contributions were received for
the entertainment of the poor Of the
Mexican capital. The funds were in
sufficient and were turned over to a
committee OF women for disbursement
among the poor
Another newspaper. he said, charg
ed the money had been diverted from
the original purpose Of the donors.
Attacked Olaz Administration.
Azcona declared that after due judi,
cial investigation. in which he ap
peared as q witness, Tue case was
dropped
Later he said he founded "Nuevo
Mexico" and began q series OF at
tacks on the DiaZ administration
which caused IFS suppression three
time and finally Its conflscation Sin
months ago He, as its editor. was
compelled 10 leave the country. Hc
said he would fight eXtraditlon.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-07
SHOP WINDOW DRESSING IN Am.
ERICA.

To American women. according to
a specialist, Is given the credit OF
bringing about the evolution in shop
lection of household junk was shown
behind a small paned sash simply
u let the public know what sort Of
goods the merchant had, TO the finest
productions OF the window dresser's
art displayed amid settings that cost
a fortune in themselves
One American merchant recently
displayed what is undoubtedly the
best bit OF window dressing in this
country. the mechanical setting for
which alone cost him $4,000 To
account FOR the sum expended there
was a stunning background OF rare
woods. triumph of the cabnet-mak-
els art, with hand carving in Rem
aissance style, all OF which was de-
signed for collection Of handsome
imported gowns selected to harmonic
with the background
One window dresser in a big New
York house, who has thrty-four win
dows to be responsible for. says that
the value OF merchandise to be used
in these windows at the holiday sea-
son Will. at the very lowest estimate.
mount up to $3.50, 1000. and in all prob
ability If expensive furs are included
VIII be three times that amount
From $400 to $500 a window will
be expended for the necessary car
pentry, draperies and other access,
ories, though in special cases this
amount Will be increased 10 $1,000.
thanksgiving. Christmas and the
Horse Show offer wider opportunities
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-07

foJ the window decorator, as we'll as
open up larger channel for the cx-
penditure of money.
Few persons have any idea Of how
far in advance OF the seaseD the win
dow decorator has 10 work For ex-
ample, large branches of holly with
many bright berries seen hanging
conspicuously on the wall of the win
dow dressers workshop led 10 the
inquiry rs to its utility in the Indian
summer weather prevailing at that
time
"Ob. that was left over from Christ
mas" was the casual remark, fol-
lowed by the explanation that the
Christmas display was completed
weeks ago. in fact this proved 10 be
the case in all the big stores: the de-
Signs had been made. mechanical ac'
ccssories built and decorations ap
Piled in October, everything being
in readiness for the final installation
at the proper moment. Today the
decorator is working on designs for
L!ncoln's and Washingtons birthday
scttings-New York Sun.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-07
AMERICAN RED
CROSS MEETS

been disposed OF 10 dealers. the pro
ceeds to go to the tight against tuber
culosiS.
In his address President Taft said
in part;
THE contribution now secured Of
half a million dollars from New York
city is an earnest and We shall raise
the whole two millions-T say We
shall raise tt mean Miss Mabel
Boardman will raise it
The real usefulness that will be
added 10 this association By having
a fund of two million dollars, well in.
vested, from which we can count on
receiving at least $4,000 a year,
everyone who has had anything TO do
with the organization Of this aSSocia
ton can understand.
THE opportunity to give quickly
and TO be firts on the ground Is gbat
makes this association more useful
than another, not only in the United
States, but everywhere on this globe
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-07

tieachery but so far we cannot call
our adopted friends anything but an
gelic In disposition. Probably the
vegetarian diet has something TO do
with IT, | am more inclined To think
that bears, Ike every other living
creature, respond to kind treatment
and give as they receive, but may.
oil course. be mistaken.
"As | said before, bears are much
Ike children" continued Mrs. Spell
man. The whole secret of training
lies in studying bear so you know
his disposition, and keeping your eyes
open. Bears are as variable as hui
man beings are One will respond
quickly to training and will go through
his work with certain amount oil
pleasure and will act childishly happy
over his reward, which generally con
sists of candy or sweetened water
Another Will grumble and growl dur
Ing his lessons. Harriet Quimby in
Leslie's,
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-07
Better than all others,
The Fortune Hunter.
BEARS ARE LIKE CHILDREN.

Performing bears are susceptible
To cold. and to keep them we'll while
they are in a tbeater we maintain an
even temperature of about sixty de-
grees. Strange as it may seem. bears
also suffer from Indigestion. so much
so that the babies must be fed on
one cows milk, just as human babies
Gfe. We use condensed milk for them
now. because We cannot always be
sure of cows milk. Both erown-ups
end babies are extremely fond of can
dies and will eat anything in the
sweet line except chocolate They like
honey. of course. but they are so
mussy about eating it that we never
give it 10 them We have never mad
ali accident without animals. Natur-
ally we are always on the lookout for
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-07
THE WORLDS WHEAT CROP.

Dornbusch in a special supplement
gives detailed estimate OF the
worlds wheat crop for the year. with
revised and corrected comparisons
for the past seven years.
Europe. although computed 10 have
produced 12.50U,000 quarters short oil
last year. comes out well against the
preceding years, being 100000 quar-
ters in excess OF the average for the
period covered. Argentina is expect
cd to do much better than In 1909
when droutb, following a curtailed
area OF 100000 acres, told its tale
On the other hand, Canada and the
United States have both gone back
TO the 1905 figures, owing TO the lack
of moisture of the last couple OF
months
Australia is hardly expected to
reach last seasons good outturn. as
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-07

son, but he did bring her over heTe,
and he made a pot OF money. Up TO
that time Mendum had -cceiged bis
money In q little yellow envelope
every Saturday afternoon, and Thes
he saw it going into the bank in sacks
he puffed up. Not greatly, but soue
He used to tell us how easy 1t Is 70
make money Be alert, boys, BE-
would say. Seize your opportunlues
Mr.. Mendum being the only pers0a
present who mad seized his. he Ti
not interrupted. One night he si;
entertaining two or three OF us in las
fashion BY and by he announced tsai
he would buy a drink. We ordeta
our drinks, and they were set on ne
Tar before us.
And what will YOU have, Mr.. MeS
dunn asked the barkeeper.
"A little pint of wine, said he
You can figure that we were so's
The following night We rounded up
bunch of 13 and listened to Mendums
autobiography to date with appare1
Interest. In time the invitation t6e'
we anGled for came, He asked ID
what we would take Thirteen oil Us
lined up along the bar, and every olt
gave the same order a pint oil VINE
YOU said Mendum. as he paid To-
bill. have learned the lesson lo'
arc selling your opportunities.
Cincinnati TimeS-Star,
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-07
HE LEARNED HIS LESSON.

Leander Richardson was discovered
giggling the other day. in one hand
he held a press clipping relating to
recent incident in which Charles Men
dunn figured as the first manager to
bring Mrs. Langtry TO the American
stage
He wasn't her first" said Richard
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-07

Dyspepsia is Americas curse, Bur
dock Blood Bitters conquers dyspepsia
every time. 1t drives out impurities,
tones the stomach, restores ptrfect di-
gestion. normal weight, and good
health =
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-07
MooeRNITY.

Some are so intensely modern
that they prefer Corot TO a Rem
brandt" >.
IF It's a better hill-climber I don't
blame 'em. Me for the Frech car
every timei"-Puck.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-07
B N s
DISEASE

People OF open mind having Brights
Disease or having friends who have,
can hear of something to their ad-
vantage if they will call at our store
Helpful diet list free-Wm. Driver &
Son Drug Co. -
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-07
EVANSVILLE, IND, FIRE.

EVANSVILLE. Ind. Dec. 6.
Fire here caused damage of ap-
proximately SI50,000 today.
principally In the plant of the
FendTich Tobacco company, A
tobacco warehouse and several
other buildings were destroyed.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-07
Gave Rebel Receipt for Horses.

DOUGLAS, Ariz. Dec. GA band
OF rebels two days ago visited a ranch
near MADEIRA, owned b. an American,
whose brother lives here. and took
100 horses The owner was given a
receipt payable upon presentation to
"Madcro's minister of war"
The rebels would not say where
the Maderoists are cncamped.
Greet Americans CourteousIy.
Two cattle buyers coming out of
Mexico today said the rebels have
held up several Americans, but took
nothing but cartridges, The rebels
treated the Americans courteously, eX-
planning that they had plenty of guns,
but needed high-power cartridges, No
instance has been reported of their
taking money. Loyalists IN Sonora
have called the attention of the gov"
ernment to the fact that large guam
titles OF cartridges have been sold
there.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-07
FELTZER'S HEALING WATER

A wonderful Healing Compound for
burns, testers, cuts of all kinds
ulcers, boils, all sores of blood
poisonous nature, mosquito bites, all
kinds Of running sores and proud
flesh. Price so cents per bottle.
For Sale by
BADCON PHARMACY,
A. R. MCINTYRE, Prop.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-07

There Is no fun in being wicEe'
nobody pays any attention to 1t.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-07

Lawyers. like children, ask LOT d
embarrassing questions,
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-07
WICKERSHAM WAGES
ANTITRUST WAR

49, 4 4 + + + 4 + 4 4 +
= DETROIT, Dec. G.-Tbc anti =
+ trust campalsn OF Attorney-Gen- =
\ eral Wickersham shifted TO De- =
= troit this week with the result =
4 that indictments were returned :
\ by the federal grand jury against =
y sixteen firms and thirty-two In.
4 dividuals alleged 10 have secured :
4 control of So per cent OF the =
4 annual output Of enamel iron :
4 ware bathtubs. sinks. lavatories, 4
4 etc, in the United States. =
\ The criminal proceedings =
4 grew out of civil suit TO dissolve =
y the alleged combination begun :
4 by the government in the federal =
4 court at Baltimore
Hearings were held in Chicago, :
\ Pittsburg and New York within :
\ the last forty days.
Il l. 4 \
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.lNSURRECTOS ARE
DAILY GAINING

DOUGLAS, Ariz-. Dec. 6-Informa.
tion purportinE 10 come from reliable
sources was received here today that
President Dias had himself given a
written order to Governor Sanchez, OF
the state OF chihuahua. authorizing
him TO appoint n peace commission to
treat with the rebels.
Attorney Jesus Maria Gandara, OF
chihuahua city, in an interview with
President Diaz at Mexico City, eX-
planned the situation In Chihuahua.
President Diaz. according to advices
dara a letter to Governor Sanchez, CIV
Ing moral support to the peace COM
mission Idea.
Gand0ra returned to Chihuahua with
the letter in which Eduardo Gonzales
was also mentioned because he had
broaChed the plan TO Gandara before
the latter's departure for Mexico City
Governor Sanchez is heading the COM
mission. according 10 this information.
and with Gandara and Gonzales. the
following are serving: Dr. Luis de La
Cara, Attorney Leonardo Muniz Sa-
las. Avelino Gonzales. Carlos Caudaro
and n. Reyes
Wait Until Complete Attack.
An odd situation resulted when the
special train. bearing this commission
arrived outside the town of Guerrero.
They found the rebels attacking the
place The mission of the commits
sion was stated to the rebel leader.
who Is reported TO have very courte-
ouSfy replied:
please excuse us until We finish
this job
The train was held while the attack
proceeded. and later the rebel leader
again asked Tor an extension Of time.
Then came the notice OF the arrival
OF the federal troops. following the
peace commission special. and the
conference ended.
Interest in Hernandez.
The arrival at Chihuahua of General
Juan A. Hernandez, as general COM
manding the federal troops, is OF more
than passing interest 1t was Her.
nandez who led the campaign against
the Yaqui Indians under Chief, Ca1eme
AT Anil camp. and where they were
fortified under the direction of a
French priest Here ! 900 Indians
routed HernandezS army of 1000 men
and then later surrendered, making
offers OF peace. Chief Cajeme left
with General Hernandez tn arrange
the surrender Of his tribe and was
ldlled on the way to the conferences
spot.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-06

Aprobado: Samuel D. Gromer, Treasurer
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-06
Sociedad de esc|itoIes
y aItistas,

Reunida Ia junta en- la mahana
del 3 del actual, acord6 entire otros
particulares, 10 siguiente. lo:-Llevar
a efecto la publication del llbro "Plu
mas amigas" 9 sea una complexion
de composiciones en- prosa y verso de
autores modenos, miembros de la
sociedad. Esta obra sera editada en-
50. mayor Y de 400 paginas de lectu-
"a. No Sc pondra a la venta, y a les
susriptores que cooperen con un do
liar a la publication Sc les dara un
ejemplar. Ademas Sc publicara un
Album musical.
2o.-Librar diploma de honor, para
las escritoras y poetisas Lola R. de
Tio, Fidela Matheu de Rodriguez,
Ana Rogue de Duprey, Trina Padllla
de SAM, Carmela Eulate y Emella
Villaronga de Armstrong:
3o.-Solicitar de la familia Baldo-
rioty de Castro, el permiso para edl
tar I'm libro con el retrato del gran
patricia puertorriqueno, y una reco-
pilacion de todos sus trabajos clnti--
ficos y literarios.
4o.-Nombrar una comision para
saludar al distinguido conferencista
del Ateneo de Madrid D. Pedro Con
zalez Blanco.
5o.-Recordar a los directores de
|Diarios el art. s del reglamento, que
les desina como vocales natos de
esta Association, y solicitar de ellos
su valiosa ayuda.
7. T. Leuis.-Secretarlo.
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tres mil acres, dentro de los clnco a
nos con posterioridad a la compra ba
10 las penalidades de las contrlbuclo-
mes que arriba Sc mencionan.- Las
corporaciones no organizadas 9 que
residen en- Puerto Rico y que hagan
negocios ALI estaran suletas las prl
welcomes de esta on.-Slempre
que Ell exceso de 10 que que pueda po
seer legalmente una corporation sea
parte de un lote Q Totes de terrenos,
cuya adquisicion forme el exceso en-
question, la cantidad de acres que Sc
compute ser dicho exceso sera segre-
gado y puesta aparte por Sc lecclon
que haga La corporation interesada;
y en- ell caso de negarse deiar de lie
var a cabo dicha selection, esta La ha
ra ell tribunal que tenga Jurisdiction
en- la materia: PROVEYENDOSE,
que NADIA de 10 aqui provisto podra
invalidar el titulo de propiedad de
terrenos adquridos con anterlorldad
del - de abril de 1900, Q el tftulo de
propiedad que por legado 9 heren,
cia de todo terreno cuya propl edad
fue legalmente adquirida con
anterioridad a aquella fecha:
DISPONIENDOSE ADEMAS, que
las corporaciones agricolas pue-
den hacer arreandamientos ep can
tidad mayor del Unite de 5000 a
, cres que aqui Sc fila 81 dichos arren-
damientos no eXceden un termino Gle
cinco amos"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-06

Aprobado: Samuel D. Gromer, Treasurer.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-06
.Asuntos pendientes en-
Ia coIte de distIit0,

En- la Corte de distrlto de San
Juan Sc han hecho los siguientes JUL
clos por Jurado:
Julio 5.-Jose ben.-Danos mall
ciosos.
Julio 6.-Mariano Maldonado-Mu-
tilaci6n,
Julio 7,-Bartole Alvarez-Viola-
ci6n; Rodolfo Gonzalez-Falsa repre-
sentaci6n. -~
Julio S.-Enrique Ayala- -Hurto ma
yor; Vicente Rondon-Atentado con-
ira la vida.
Julio l1.-Feliz Marcano-Falsa re-
presentation.
Julio l3,-E. Sanchez Marquee
Falsificacion; E. Sanchez Marquee
ID; Delfin Fuentes-Ataque para Ho
micidio.
Julio 14.-Felipe Collazo-Mutila-
cion; Julio Observation-Disclosures de
confianza.
Julio l5.-El Pueblo-vs- Juan Men
dez-Escalamiento en- Ter. grado;
Francisco Martinez-Ataque para mu
tilar.
Julio 1s.-Apolinario Andrade-A-
sesinato.
Julio l9,-Elizardo Vicente-Asesi-
nato.
Julio 2O.-Ramona Huertas-Asesl-
nato.
Julio 21.-Jose Sierra -Asesinato.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-06
Treasury Department OF Porto RICO.

Treasury Department Of Porto RICO.
SUBASTA PUBLICA. BIENEs INMUEBLEs
En- la Colecura de Reras lnpas de Mana cl da II de Julio
de 1870 las d vnddos
benes pae los
ueon habs pagdo
bdo tempo las contbucones vonedas agos gdn dppne
de Rentas Internas.
PROPIETAROs Description de la propiedad Conbucones gaso
aproximados
EN- PRIMERA SUBASTA
Juan Miro Castaner, AZ eds Barrio Coo, $50
Sue FREQ Lourdo Coma 92 cds Florida adeno 2479
Manuel Lourido, "A eds Florida adentro 1889
Ramon Lourido, a5 eds. Florida adenro 1885
Juan S. Ortiz, 70 eds. casa, Florida afuera 7S3
Puedn los dals que deseen los pvo expeenes
comprad de cada propedad deb efecvo
dez del vaor venda perd
de dare resto de Ia ua u ubastada
propda dez das guienes verified
Manah P R. JUNO Do 1910
(Firmado) Francisco de Echegaray.-Colector
Aprobado Samuel D. Gromer, Treasurer.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-06
L|NEA FERREA DEL OESTE

1tinerario de trenes = vapores que
empezara q regir desde el 10. de Sep.
tiembre de 1909.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-06
Treasury Department Of Porto Rico.

Treasury Department Of Porto Rico.
sUBASTA PUBLICA. BIENES INMUEBLES
En- la Cour de Rea nernss de Cabo Roo dis II de julio
de 1910 las Ia mahana serSn vend los todo
benes reaGnados los cubr
tlbuon embargdos aber pagado
dbdo tempo Las contrbucones venas dpone
Ley de Rentas Internas
PRoPETAROs Description de Propedad Contrbucones gastos
aprox'mados.
PRIMERA SUBASTA. .>...
Henry de Ia Baume &C. 225 cds Baro Pedernaes 3116a
Tuen verse los daes sesa los respecos
Ell omprador cada popdad debe evo 10
del valor ndda pedea de
dare de cua lie u subatada la
riedad durane dez dias ve6c6
Cabo Rojo P r.. julio 6, de 1910.
(Firmado) Gustavo Cebolero.-Colector
Aprobado Samuel D Gromer, Treasurer