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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-11
EXPORT TRADE
SHOWS INCREASE

WASHINGTON, July 1o.-Trade OF
the United States with its pon-con-
tiguous territories for tho fiscal year
Just ended aggregate about $40, ,o00.-
000 according to statistics of the de-
partmeDt Of commerce and labor.
The department contrasts this with
the record OF 1897, when the trade
with non-contiguous territories aggre-
gated only s35,O0ooOO Statistics show
that for eleven months OF the last
fiscal year the shipments from the
United States to Porto Rico, Hawaii,
the Philippines, Guam Midway, Tu-
tulla and Alaska, amounted TO $751;
100000 and the shipments therefrom
to the United States S96.ooo,000.
This trade, both expert and I'M
ports, was larger than that OF the
preceding year. The largest percent
age of gain was in the Philippines.
TO which the recent tariff act extended
the privilege OF interchange of mer-
chandise free from duty.
Imports from the Philippines in
eleven months ending with May, 1910.
we're valued at s15.SS7,41S. against
$8,S60.42 in the same months in 1903.
Exports for tho corresponding period
amounted to $15,140.445 in 1910 and
S9,S25,063 In 1909.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-11
P A Ii S A D E
NEVA ADA,
FIRE

The town of PaliSade. Nevada. on
tho line OF the Southern Pacific com
pany, was threatened with destruc.
tion by fire late yesterday afternoon.
when Ave buildings were burned and
the depot building was slightly
scorched. The loss will reach $40, 900
The fire started AT the rear of a
frame saloon building and, with u
light wind, tho flames were famed
TO such an extent tnat they soon
enveloped that building and spread to
an adjoining building occupied by a
restaurant. Within a few moments
time the fire had spread to two sa.
loon buildings and another restaur-
ant building
Railroad employees and the towns
people turned out anG. with a bucket
brigade, prevented the fire from
spreading TO the depot and the other
buildings toward the residence gee.
tion 1t was through the heroic ef-
forts of the volunteers that the little
town with its numerous frame dwell
lings and without any water supply
except that from the town pump at
the water tank. that the town was
saved from destruction,
According to the advices received
at the office of the superintendent
OF the division in this city. the rail-
road property was saved
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-11
STEAMER SINKS
IN MISSISSIPPI

ST. Louis. July 1.-THE river
steamer Cape Girardeau struck a snag
and sank 10 the bottom OF the Mis-.
sissippi river early today at Turkey
Island. fifty miles south of here. One
hundred and fifty passengers were
aboard and all were taken ashore
safely
The boat was returning from Com
merce. Mo Many OF the passengers
were women and children. They were
asleep when the boat hit the OBJ
strucuon. The alarm was given BIZ
Captain Leithe
The passengers crowded on ths
deck and were taken 10 tho shore In
boats, Later they were brought to
st. Louis by train
Tho Cape Girardcau was built In
Madison, Indiana. in 1899. She was
2oo feet long and carried a crew OF
forty.6ye. The boat Is owned by the
Eagle Packet company OF St Louie.
On the evening of May II, the
steamboat City OF Saltillo, struck a
snag and went to the bottom OF the
river, fifteen miles below St Louis
Twelve persons we're drowned by
the sinking OF the boat
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-11
I HOUGHT HE
{ @ ULD
BEG

~ In the criminal division OF tho NUM-
cipal court this morning. c. Fl. Metz
Ter pleaded guilty to the charge of
begging and was sentenced TO pay
a fine OF $40 or serve ton days In the
city jnll at hard labor. The man
seemed to be under the impression
that begging Is a legitimate bust
ness.
William Nixon, an old man, was ar
reigncd before the court on tho
chagre OF disturbing the pence. He
stated that he was not ready for
trial because his witnesses had not
yet arrived He was placed under a
bond Of SIS and the case set for trial
tomorrow morning. Tho complaint
states that Nixon had trouble with
his aged wife and that he gave her
a beating,
Elmer Erickson, q well-known char,
acter in police court circles, pleaded
guilty TO disturbing the peace and the
court gave him Suspended sen.
tence" OF 90 days IN passing sen.
tence, the court stated that there
was no use ordering the man out OF
the city for IT was certainty that
he would no go and yet there was
not much to be gaaaed by placing
him In jail. a.
Harry Jarbow, Dldridge Booth and
Walter Johnson, colored men, stated
to the court that they were guilty
OF yagrancy, They were sentenced
to pay fine of IS or serve Ave days
In the city Jail at hard work.
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[. ZIT M AN
LOSES HIS
CONT RACT

A communication was received from
Lewis Zitzman. stating that he could
not do the trenching. the laying Of
pipe and the establishing of pipe
stands along the county road between
Ogden and Davis county for sprinkling
purposes. because the contract as
drawn by the commissioners was too
exacdng. citing that 1t required the
work to be done in thirty days. which
Mr. Zitzman thought to be unreason-
able. He gave other reasons for not
desiring to sign the contract.
After reading Zitzman's communi-
cation, the commissioners decided to
award the contract TO the Wheel
wright Construction company. the
next lowest bidder. Tho commission
ers state. too, that the Wheelwright
company has reduced It's bid TO the
figures given by Zitzman last week,
when the contract was awarded 10
him.
The county auditors report for the
quarter ending June 30 showed bal
ance of cash on hand In the sum OF
S10,929G2.
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TARIFF IS
SUBJECT.
Which Mr.. Taft Desires
Roosevelt to Un-
derstand

Beverly, Mass, July IA brand
new angle was given TO the visit Of
William Loeb, Jr., 10 Beverly today
1t was reported that his talk with
President Taft this afternoon on the
General Political Situation" would
include the Payne-Aldrich tariff bill.
President Taft, 1t is believed, is
anxious that Col. Roosevelt should
make a careful study OF the new law
before committing himself in any
way. The Colonel undoubtedly has
had the lDsurgent view of the tariff
pretty we'll drilled into him by Sen
ators .Beveridge, Bristow, La Toilette
and the others who nave been to
Sycamore Hill Mr. Taft, the story
goes today, wants the Colonel to have
the administrations view.
The report that the tariff was TO
be the principal theme OF discussion
today seems to be borne out by many
circumstances. II Is admitted that
MIR. Loeb WAS summoned to Beverly
by Secretary Norton. with the full
knowledge Of the President. Mr..
Loeb's duties as collector of the port
of New York brings him In touch
with the tariff and probably he knows
more about the actual, practical work
ings OF the law than any other man.
Secretary Norton and Collector Loeb
were together until late last night
and resumed their conference this
morning. They arranged to see the
President at Burgess Point this after
noon. Both remained uncommunica-
tive regarding Mr. Loeb's visit other
than to repeat the explanation of
last night that It was TO discuss tho
general political situation"
The President played golf this
morning with Henry C. Frlck.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-11
E AL G II [ In
A W IN E
ROOM "

In police court this morning Lewis
Lu Clair and Bertha McCalc we're
not present To answer the charge of
visiting wine room In the city.
where there Were intoxicating
LIQUORS for SALE" and their bonds for
$40 each were forfeited.
LIE Roy Thomas was sentenced to
servo ten days In the city bastile for
vograncy. He pleaded guilty to tho
charge.
Harry Lewis failed to appear In
court and answer the charge of be-.
Ing "unlawfully drunk" and his bail
for IS was forfeited.
Fred Summers did not answer his
name when 1t was called In connec-
ton with charge fvagrancy. and
his bond for s15 was declared for
feIted.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-11
MARSHALLDEC|OES
PARK CITY SUIT

BY a ruling OF Judge John Mar
shall In the federal court In Salt Lake
today, the suit brought by Mrs. Char
lotte Cassidy, wicow OF the late
James p, Cassidy. against the Silver
King Coalition Mine company, to CON-
pei An accounting for more than ST.
100000 worth OF ore extracted from
the Captain lode, is decided ayersely
to the complainant the court sustain
ing the demurrer of the defendant
corporation
Tho suit was filed Dec. l. 1908 and
upon the death OF James P. Cassidy
his widow continued the action,
claiming the right to an accounting
by virtue OF alleged ownership OF
one-quarter interest in the Captain
lode.
In his ruling Judge Marshall de-
clared the fact that fourteen years
had elapsed between the granting OF
the patent on the property and the
suit for an accounting. demonstrated
that the defendant had failed to prop
erly safeguard his interests and that
the action in law had been taken too
late
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-11
@ @ O @ @ 0 @ @ @ G O @ o 0 c
Reno's HARVEST. 100000.

@ RENO, New, July 10.-The
@ people OF Reno are already for @
@ getting about Jeifries and John Q
@ son In their eagerness to figure @
@ out the city's profits Ia tho G
@ Fourth OF July venture of Tex @
@ Richards. II is conseryatively c
G estimated that the $4,000 visit c
@ ors left In their wake about G
O $500, 600. 6
O Charlie Golden OF the Golden G
@ hotel gives his approximation G
@ of the crowd as $4,000 and of C
@ the money spent in Reno as
@ 100000 w. H. Simmons. pres
@ ident OF the chamber OF COM
q merce. the body that refused To
@ Identify itself in any way with c
q the fight venture, estimates that c
o $3.50 900 Is a conservative figure.
q Everybody agrees that more c
@ than a third of a million dollars
G were spent in Reno during the
O week ending July A. c
@ OF the money that was spent,
q II Is said the sum was divided In
q the various spheres OF activity
@ about as follows. figuring on c
G. the 100000 estimate: c
O Saloons and gambling c
O houses ...---.-.. 'sssss SIoV'VVV =
@ Hotels and rooming
Q houses .....e ....''. .3lI5,Ooo =
o Restaurants and cafes S175.000
@ Business men calculate that {
@ the stimulus to the business OF {
@ Reno will be felt nouceably for {
@ at least six months
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-11
lMPOSTOR IN
WOMAN
GARB


The local Salvation Army Is the
victim of woman imposter who on
Saturday night last went through the
saloons and other resorts, soliciting
funds In the name OF the Army. This
has prompted the officer in charge to
issue the following warning.
The public Is warned against i'm
posters. who altho dressed In vari-
Gus garbs are soliciting aid for the
Salvation Army.
1T Is the custom or some indolents
to prey upon the public. and frequent
ly they are found collecting and exist
ing on the merits or the Army.
Kindly bear In mind that no such
one is authorized ,and should any
turn up to your door, ask for proper
credentials, signed by A. f. Ches'
ham"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-11
FIRE DESTROYS LUMBER
OF COMPANY NEAR RENO

Reno, July 11.-Flre OF unknown or
Igin yesterday destroyed the plant
and about 100000 feet of lumber of
the Davies Brothers MIL company.
about Is milos west Of Verdi, off the
Boca & Loyalton road. causing loss
of 100000.
The fire began in the mill yester-
day morning and spread with light
ming rapidity to all parts OF the big
structure and the big mill was mass
OF ashes in an hour. From there 1t
spread to the lumber piles ndjacent
and, although a large force fought
for hours. 1t was impossible to stop
tho ravages of the flames The mill
was one OF the oldest In that section
of the country.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-11
W ORLD'S fREAKIEST CIRCUS


The public Of ogden will be treat
ed To a stupendous exhibition OF the
worlds greatest freaks. fierce beasts
captured from the lair Of tho noun
tains. dens OF the desert and haunts
OF the wilds will perform intelligent
vaudeville stunts under the hands OF
master trainers. A two-mile parade
will be seen from Observatory Peak.
Merry-go-rounds. scenic railways, loop
the chutes. aerial navigation, are but
few OF the many attractions to be
seen at the Fifth Ward Circus. Tents
pitched on the lawn and grounds sur
rounding the Eccles residence. Twen-
ty-sixth street and Jefferson avenue.
One performance only. Thursday, July
IA. 1910. Excursions on all cars. Pub
lie invited.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-11
SOLDIERS READY TO
ACT ON A STRIKE

Halifax, n. s., July 1.-Two hun
dred soldiers from the Royal Canadian
Guard were ready today to proceed to
Sprlnghlll, where riotlng and disor-
der have developed from an extended
strike of coal miners. 1t was expect
ed the troops would be called out by
night. The rioting at Springhlll is
said to have followed an attempt on
the part Of the mining company to
evlct from company houses number
of miners and their families.
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WILL INQUIRE INTO
EFFECT OF NEW RATES

Chicago, July 1.-THE effect of the
reduction order by the Interstate
Commerce commission In railroad
rates of western roads is to he In
quired into In fifteen western cities.
according to plans made today at q
conference between representatives of
tho railroad and the commission.
The accounts OF the different roads
are to be checked for a month by
agents OF the commission and railroad
men and the result OF the oxamina.
tion will be tabulsted for the use Of
the commissioners, 3l
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-11
CHIEF JUSTICE FULLER
LEFT A MILLION DOLLARS

Chicago, July 11.-Under the terms
of the will of the late Melville w.
Fuller. chief justice OF the supreme
court of the United States. which was
filed today in the probate court here.
the children Of the jurist and their
direct heirs will share equally in the
division OF his estate, which is esti.
mated to be nearly $100o,000. The
document provides that the property,
which includes real estate valued at
100000. be held In trust for the heirs
during The lifetime OF the children
S. S. Gregory. Chicago lawyer. and
the Merchants Loan & Trust COM
pany, are named as trustees. The
will is of noticeable breyity. and was
executed in Washington February 10.
1910,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-11
OLD MISSIONARY DEAD,

Council Grove. Kan. July IL
Thomas E. Huffaker the Oldest citizen
OF Kansas and an Indian missionary
and interpreter, died Sunday after
noon at his home here, He built for
the government an Indian mission
school for the Kaws hero in 1880.
and was IT'S first superintendent He
was born In Missouri In 1925 and was
first sent az a missionary To the In
dlans by tho Methodist church south.
He brought slaves with him TO Kan
sas. but liberated them before the
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-11
|. R. HEFFNER
DIES ON
COAST

William G. Heffner, In telegram
dated San Francisco this morning.
announces the death In that city oil
his father, Louis R. Eefrner. the we'll
known locomotive engineer, In that
city at 7:25 O'Clock this morning.
The death OF Mr.. Heffner comes as
a great shock TO his large number
OF Ogden friends as he was thought
to be In excellent heath. Details con
cerning the death of Mr.. Heffner are
lacking.
The body will be Drought TO Ogden
for interment.
Inc family resides at 2s4l Wash
ington avenue.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-11
MOTORCYC[ISTS
WERE SPEEDING

The county commissioners and the
sheriff state that they are determined
to put a stop TO speeding on the
canyon road. and to this end Deputy
Sheriff Murphy yesterday afternoon
arrested K. Friedland. NJ. Lynch, X.
Ballantyne. h. Cartcr and William
Chip for riding motor cycles faster
than the law allows.
Tho cases were called in the NUM-
cinaI court this morning but none OF
the defendants appeared to answer
the charge. Their bonds in the sum
of sS each were declared forfeited.
The shoriff states that the boys
we're driving their machines at ter
r,f,c speed over the canyon boulevard
yesterday.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-11
ASSESSED VALUE
OF WEBER COUNTY
Total of s1s64b47 Of Property Taxes Must Be Paid
City Valuation Placed S132728s2-Ta Low Not
Changed From That Of a Ago

Walsenberg and later a freight crew
reported having heard cries while
passing near RameyviIe. He had been
dead but short time when found.
Wiley. with his wife, was en- route
to Colorado Springs.
Mrs. Wiley has wired the autbori.
ties here from Colorado Springs to
make thorough investigation OF the
manner In which her husband met his
death. She says he was awake and
went to the rear Of the train 10 eet
a breath of air. DR.. Wiley was 7s
years OF age.
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Omaha Livestock.

Omaha, July 11.-Cattlc- c-Receipts
5000, l0c lower. Native 81 .75a7 90;
cows and heifers SO .00a5 rs, western
steers SO 75n5 Is; stockers and feed
ers 50 .00a5 co. calves SO 5Oa6 rs.
Hogs-Receipts 3,4O0: 15ca20c low
er. Heavy IS 26aS so; mixed sS 25a
S 40; light IS. sOaS, so; bulk of sales
sS S5aS so.
Sheep-Receipts 1S,50O; 10ca15c
lower, Yearlings 81 50aS 20; wethers
SO. 75a4 so; ewes sa.25ai .16; lambs
SO 50a7 80.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-11
ST ANDING OF
c @ U N 7 Y
TEAMS

The result of the different games
which were played between the teams
oil the Weber County Baseball League
on last Saturday wcTc:
North Ogden W. Liberty. won by
North Ogden, score 10 TO 2, played at
North Ogden.
Eden VS.. Huntsville, al Fair
Grounds, won By Euen score 3 to 7
Plain City VS.. Hooper, at Plain
City. score 10 TO Z, IN favor OF Plain
City.
AS a result of these games. the
standing of tho Weber County Base~
ball League is as follows:
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New York Money.

New York. July 11.-Money on call
steady at 21-293 per cent: ruling
ratc. 1-2 per cent; last loan. per
cent: closing bid. 2 6-8 per cent; OF
fered at a. per cent
Time loans very strong; sixty daysI
3 1-2 per cent; ninety days. 4@4 IA
per cent; six months. 5@6 Ia per
cant
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WOMEN INJURED WHEN
STAGE GOES OVER CLIFF

Yosemite. Calf. July 11.-Only two
persons were injured OF the eleven
passengers who occupied the four
horse stage coach which yesterday
went over a 10o-foU. cliff into the
Merced river. They are;
Mrs. John Ulm OF Cincinnati. o..
slightly wounded scalp and minor
bruises
Mrs Weaks OF Cleveland, Ohio,
severe nervous shock; not seriously.
Both OF the ipjure- tourists are at
the hotel IN 'El Portal with physi-
clan In attendance.
nory
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NO PICTURES IN CLEVELAND.

Cleveland. July n.-Mayor Baehr
today Instructed Chief Of Police Koch
Ter to notify tho propr.etors OF pic
ture shows that the Reno tight films
would not be allowed.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-11
DOCTOR WALKED
OFF A TRAIN

Trinidad, Colo, July 11,-Dr, Il. ].
Wiley, a wealthy resident OF IMMORAL
Wells, Tex. walked of q Pullman
car while asleep late last night near
RaIneyville, on the Colorado & South
ern railroad. and was killed. HIS
body was found today by search-
ing party. Dr.. Wiley was missed at
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COOKED TO DEATH.

st. Joseph, Mo, July IA special
from Hiawatha, Kansas, says Joseph
Sayiara, a railroad employe. was lit
orally cooked to death by falling Into
a pit OF hot cinders near here last
night
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VICTIM OF FOURTH.

San Luis Obispo. Cal, July IL
Robert Lauerston. a young merchant
OF Santa Margarita. died today from
lockjaw. the result of an Injury to
his left hand sustained while firing
blank cartridge pistol on the Fourth
of July.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-11

One of the pretty social events OF
the season was the gathering of nu-
merous friends Of Miss Thresn Lam
der ut her home Thursday evening.
The guests were Anna Peterson.
Winona France Bessie Parker Fran
ces 8 Clair Bhula Guttington. Tbresa
Lander and Eva Mckay from San
Francisco; Messrs. F. E Strange. e.
Stone, c. B. Bingham. B. e. Mills, C.
A. Anderson, 2. Hamilton. l.
Brown and L. G. Mcmillan.
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c)OCM7Y
EOIF-WINSTOk.

Miss Luella Folf OF Ogden and Roy
Winston OF Spokane were united in
marriage In Spokane, July 4. Miss
Folf is the daughter of Mrs. Frank
Boyer, who resides at All. Twenty
seventh street
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-11

NEW YORK, July 1o.-Maharajah
Gaekwar SIR SayaJi Rao III is due to
spend a busy two weeks In New York
City. The gaekwar of Barods is
anxious TO take back to India num-
Der OF American built automobiles
and harvesting machinery. to say
nothing of a vanload OF toys. Rao III
Is one OF the richest OF India's rulers
and one OF the most progressive he
has been making tour OF a portion
of the United States and will wind up
his VISIT by July 20. with flourish OF
royal splendor. He has engaged the
most expensive suites or rooms IN
one of Now York's most exclusive no
tells. where he will house his escort
Rao III wants good automobiles. anu
after inspecting score or moro mas
decided to purchase one OF each MAKE
He is quoted by Yankee automoo,ie
salesman as saying he could not maze
I'm his mind (which was the pest
and as all salesmen insisted rneir re-
spoctive cars "are the best ne VIII
huv ono OF each. test them out 70 IN
dla and do the further ordering ai,er
he has tried to climb bill on tne
high Rear
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Suuar and Coffee.

New York. July 1l.-Sugar-Rev,
firm; Muscovado. SO test 1888; cen
trIfugal. 96 test. s+33; molasses su-
gar, $3.5S Refined quiet
Coffee-Spot, quiet; No. Z Rio,
s 7-16c; No. Santos. 8 S-Sc.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-11

Miss Rebecca Cohen Of Ogden enter
tained party Of young Salt Lake peo-
Pile at Ogden canyon. Sunday. after
which Miss Cohen returned TO Salt
Lake as the guest Of Miss Rogawsky
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-11

The team winning the highest mum.
Der of games this season will be prc.
scnted with the handsome Browning
SILVER Cup which Is now on exhibition
In Browning Bros window.