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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-10
WORLDS MARkE rs
STOCKS Go DOWN
AND THEN RECOVER

New-York.- NOV, 1O.-Stocks started
at lower prices today than last night
without regard to recoveries which
had been established in the London
market before tho opening here. The
declines were generally small and
wre mingled with some gains, but
stocks were freely supplied and the
dealings showed activity and variety
Stocks were fed to Wall street on
rallies and broke again when large
offerings appeared Union Pacific
United States Steel, Rock Island and
the local stocks, including American
Chemical, lost ! 1-2 Rock Island and
American Car l II.
Distillers' Securities made gain
OF point BY II o'clock the market
had turned upwards and was ruling
at the best.
The temporary respite which the
list had from the selling movement
did not bring much relief and prices
fell again under renewed selling pres
sure Union Pacific and United States
Steel were of and Reading ? 5-S
Amalgamated Copper also broke
points, Southern Pacific IL, Ana
conda, 4 3-S and American Smelling
5 SIS.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-10

scratched ballots. But figures so far
compiled point TO the election OF prac-
tically the entire Democratic state
ticket and the three Democratic can-
didotes for reelection TO congress.
Democratic headsuaTters claim the
9ection of the entire state ticket, but
Republicans claim the election of Jas,
l.. Garrlgucs to the supreme court,
Helen NJ. Wilson. state superintend-
ent OF schools. and Anna Wolcott a
sister OF the late United States Sena-
tor Edward o. Wolcott, as regent OF
the state university, appear 10 be
justified The republicans also Gaim
the election % Benjamin Griffith over
John l.. Burnett for attorney general.
The reelection of John F. Shat
roth, Democrat. is conceded by the
Republicans while the Democrats
claim a majority OF $4,000 for Shat.
roth. In 1908 his majority was 12.OOO..
The next general assembly will be
Overwhelming Democratic.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-10
PLAYER FALLS DEAD
IN BASKET BALL GAME

New Haven. Conn. Nov. 1O.-John
Daniels was killed In an amateur
game of basket ball PLAYED at New
Haven Auditorium last night He was
scrimmaSiDg with the other players
when ne suddenly fell to the floor un-
conscious. He was removed TO the
hospital In an ambulance On his ar.
rival II was found he had died en-
route.
Medical Examiner Scarborough
made an examination but said he
could not tell whether Daniels had
died from heart disease, caused from
exhaustion, or injuries received IN
the game.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-10
Entered as second Class Matter at the Postoe Ogden Utah

of public health With the aim to de-
velop scientific work along practical
Aes directly beneficial TO the masses
of the people.
The head of this department is Pro-
fessor Winslow, formerly of the Mas
sachusetts Institute of Technology
For the present he Will turn his at
tention toward somewhat distinct
lines, bactoriology and municipal san
itatlon.
There is at present no comprehen~
sive collection of bacteria in this
country and workers who desire au-
thentic cultures must send to Prag7ie
for them. The new department at the
museum will install and keep under
cultivation complete collection OF
bacteria, which will be available for
tho use OF scientific workers through
out the United States.
The public exhibits of the depart
ment Will deal chiefly with phases OF
municipal sanitation
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-10
NO PEACE
IN SIGH 7
More Men Join the
Ranks of Express
Drivers

New York, Nov. 1O.-Possibilities
of a clash today between state and
federal authorities. over express strike
complications, intensified interests in
all developments OF the warfare be-
tween men and companies a hint
OF state arbitration was the only
peace note sounded
The seizure under Mayor Gaynors
authority. OF express company wagons
driven by unlicensed drivers. offered
an opening which, it is believed. the
companies would speedily tnke adj
vantage Of to bring matters to head
1t was intimated that the process of
injunction would he invoked by them
to prevent further seizures.
Besides nearly 10000 drivers OF
the express companies and delivery
concerns, between 1000 and 5000 taxi.
cab drivers are on strike.
Express business Is virtually at a
standstilL No discrimination against
the union is insisted on By the strik.
ers and the latter declare their ef-
forts to secure arbitration have been
bollSed by the refusal OF the COM
panies TO negotiate with them on this
basis A general strike of the team
sters is imminent. but there still
seems TO be disposition To await to.
days developments aud possibly those
of tomorrow. before taking steps TO.
wards effecting n general tie up.
The first move 10 tic up an esfab-
lished passenger transportation line.
since the strike started, occurred
this forenoon when sixty-two chauf-
feurs OF the Fifth Avenue Coach com,
pnny. which operates the line of
motor buses on Fifth Avenue and
Riverside Drive. went ont on strike
there was an import.
ant accession to the strikers ranks.
when 200 drivers of one of the big
coal companies struck Later In the
day the whole bus force OF the Fifth
Avenue company, both conductors md
TO the number of 200. had
gone on strike.
John Dawson and Michael Casual,
the coal drivers union.
were authority for the assertion that
by night all the coal drivers of tho
greater city, Numbering probably l.
500 men, would be on strike.
Secretary Charles W. Forester. OF
the International Brotherhood OF
Teamster, announced today that 1900
lnion chauffeurs had returned 10
work Practically All OF the smaller
companies. employing fifty men or
ess. have signed the union agree.
nent.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-10
KICKING OUT
PUBLICANS
Democrats in Cook
County, Illinois, to
Take All Offices

Chicago. Nov. 10.-Approolimatefy
1000 positions IN Cook county now
held by Republicans will be handed
over to Democrats, as a result OF
Tuesdays elections.
"The newly elected officers feel
that the people want house-clesn-
ing" said John Mccarthy. chairman
of the Democratic county committee.
yesterday. "Otherwiec they would not
have voted for the Democratic nomi-
nees. II now becomes the duty of
the new county officers to extend the
house-cleaniDg to every nook and cor
nor OF the county building without
loss of time
Every one OF the new officials un-
derstands the thing Just as l do and
we Will lose no more time than Is nee
cssary In turning out the Republicans.
Men OF capability who are not mere
political hangers-on may be retained
In q few instances"
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-10
THROWING BOMBS
FROM AEROPLANES

Baltimore, Nov 10.-Shooting and
bomb throwing from acroplanes, If is
announced VIII be two OF the fea-
lures at the aviation field today II
the weather permits
Today is army and navy and diplo-
matte day Four members of the Ma.
tional guard Will sail on one of the
Curtiss machines or possibly in
Wright b-plane and shoot from con-
siderable heights at targets on the
ground. Bomb throwing for the Com
modore Barry cup offered by John
Barry Ryan of New York, viii be
contested for by the aviatorS, the
bombs being thrown at the outline
Of battleship 500 odd feet long and
about 20 feet wide, traced on the
field
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-10
)E Al OlJSY
I fIE MO TIVE
Murder Mystery Cleared
Up by Ante -Mortem
Statement

Steamboat Springs. Colo, Nov. 10
Naming Miss Maude KelIar OF Hahns
Peak, a neighboring town. as the per-
son who shot and fatally wounded him
last Sunday, Deputy County Clerk
MoSer l. White. In an ante.mortem
statement made yesterday. cleared
up the mystery surrounding his case.
"hlte died yesterday mt Hahns Peak
White was shot in the back while
standing In the doorway OF his broth
ers home. No one witnessed the
shooting and White steadfastly refus-
ed TO name the person who had shot
MIN until a few minutes before his
death. Jealousy. he declared. was
Miss Kellar'S motive
The woman Is under surveillance,
but no arrest will be made until after
the inquest
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-10
MAY BE 80
LIVES LOS 7
Nine More MangIed
Bodies Taken From
Mine at Delagua

Delagua, Nov 10.-Nine moro char
red and manglcd bodies were found
10 No. mine OF the Victor-American
Fuel company early this morning,
bringing the list of dead TO g. II Is
now thought the list may reach 10
OF so.
The long line of bodies. in the
temporary morgue OF tho Nlvtor-Am-
erlcan Fuel company. grew fast this
morning. Rescue parties. peuetrat-
Ing the chambers OF the fourth north
entry. where the explosion occurred,
found tangled mass OF charred and
dishgured bodies, mile from the
entrance. With flesh charred from
ihe bones and limbs torn and man.
sled, the bodies last discovered were
laid in line past which flled friends
Who peered under the rough canvas
coverings 10 Identify them
The body Of I,ewellyn Evans, pit
BOSS, was brought out early this
morning. The bodies of so of the dead
a@l been removed from the mine az
20 o'clock.
Fire broke out near the place
shere tho explosion originated short
~ after midnight and the rescue
parties were rushed In to check II
before the last body could be re-
moved
More fortunate than the human Ia.
vorers. mine mule was found in
one OF the chambers alive and un-
harmed. Arrangements were made
ibis morning to attack tho fan of the
foek, under which SYpt VIM. Lewis
and nearly every foreman in the
mine are buried, from the inside
All night mon worked on the cave
ron inc surface, believing they were
bearing the bodies.
State Mine Inspector John + Jopes
aud J. c. Roberts OF the government
niue rescue car, entered the mine
this morning 10 make a thorough in.
specuon and determine II possible
toe cause of the explosion
Rcecuers have now been tbrongh
mos' OF the main workings and arc
searching the galleries
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-10
HAIR TONIC WOMAN
DECEIVED "BAlO HEADS"

Chicago. Nov 10-Mrs. Gervaise
Graham was fined $50 and costs by
Judge Lands In the United States
district court yesterday on a plea OF
guilty OF having misbranded hair
tonic The label read:
Guaranteed to grow hair on bald
heads. and then under instructions
It read Rub in the roots OF the hair. -
Judge Lands asked for an eXplana-
ton of roots OF hair on bald head, "
out none was forthcoming. Assist.
ant United States District Attorney
Hulburt, who prosecuted the case. told
the court that an analysis OF the pro.
duct showed that 1t did not, and per-
haps could not. contain the necessary
elements TO bear out the statement
on the label
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-10
PRINCE TON
IS HAPPY
College and City CeIe-
bratins Election of
Wilson

Princeton, y. J.. Nov. 10-Pnrades
aud jubilation are the order of the
day In Princeton, which will devote
its olf1hours for the remainder of
the week In celebrating the election
of Woodrow Wilson TO the governor
snip. Bunting decorates many resi-
dences and business places. while
portraits OF the goveTnor-elect hang
from hundreds OF windows. Two
Thousand students. led by band
paraded the city by torchlight last
night, winding up at midnight by SER
enading their Former college presi-
dent, who appeared ar a window and
bowed his thanks. In response to the
chorused request for q speech. DR..
Wilson said
The present time is the chance
for every one OF YOU a college man
should know the history of our coun-
try and be acquainted with It's poll
tics. The country is looking for lead-
er6 and. regardless of party, will
support the man the people have con-
fidence I'm. The present election is
national awakening which is not con-
fined 70 New Jersey. Americans have
w hhSu Win seIlouS purpose TO the
botterment of politics They are go
ing after special privileges until they
no longer exist I realize the duties
which | and the legislature will have
TO face, but | am encouraged by the
confidence and support of my friends
We VIII serve the people to the best
OF our ability It is the duty of all
public men to try to unite classes
instead of separating them"
DR.. Wilson walked down TO the
Field house and spoke TO the football
team after the parade had LETT. He
said they should play the game for
the games sake. not merely TO win
He thought the new game better than
the old. for It was not so brutal and
called for more brains.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-10

Charleston, $ c., Nov. IO.-The
cruiser Tennessee with President
Taft on board started down thc har-
bor az 1870 and was soon oui on the
Atlantic, headed toward Panama.
Charleston. S. c., Nov. lO.-Presi-
dent Taft sailed today for the 18th
nus of Panama to get in personal
touch with conditions along tbe big
canal President Taft visited the
lsthmus just before his Inauguration
in 1909, but since then various eXecu-
tive and engineering problems have
arisen and congress soon must frame
legislation as to rates of toll, form
OF government, the regulation of the
sale OF coal the disposition OF the
Panama railroad and many other
things.
The President expects to make var
ious recommendations regarding the
canal at the coming short session OF
congress
Mr.. Taft sailed on the armored
cruiser Tennessee with the cruiser
Montana az convoy While officially
known as cruisers these vessels have
the general proportions of the battle
ships of few years ago, although
they could not stand up very long
against the modern DreadDaughts.
Both cruisers have a speed of 20
knots and VIII make tue trip TO Colou
in four days Mr. Taft expects to
he on the Isthmus four days and is
due back in Charleston on November
End. He stops over a few hours In
Richmond. Va, on the 23rd
President Tait's special squadron
is under the command of Rear Ad-
miral Staunton, with the Tennessee
as flagship. Admiral Staunton, Cap
tain Quinby on the Montana and Rear
Admiral Ford. commanding the
Charleston navy yard. were at the
depot 10 greet the President when
he arrived this morning The mem
bers of his party were driven to the
home OF Mayor Rhett for breakfast.
Later the President reviewed
groups OF white ana oolored school
children Mr. TAFT went aboard the
Tennessee and launch at the custom
house AS he made his WAY up the
s,Qrboard gaugway of the bic gray
cruiser. hIs fleg was run mp and he
was received vito a ruffle of drums. a
bsre Of trumpcts and all the cere-
monies accorded tho Communicating
chief OF the American armed forces.
The President is making a purely
business trip 10 Panama aud accom-
panied only by his brother. Charles
P Taft. Secretary Norton, two aides
and i stenograpber
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-10
Attack Is the elimination Of an Anti=Ameri-
can Demonstration Which Began Yester=
day and Was Renewed TOday=--Bitter
Feeling Against Americans
Shown by Rioters

San Antonio. Texas. Nov. 10.-Ad.
Vices received here from Laredo state
that rioters in Mexico City today
had attempted the life OF United
States Ambassador Wilson.
The report came from sources con-
sidereG reliable. The attempt on the
1fe OF the ambassador was made
early this afternoon. Tle attack was
he elimination OF an anti-American
demonstration which began last
night in which two Mexican students
and a Mexican onlooRer were killed
by tie police In an attempt TO pre-
serve order.
Further bitter feeling was aroused
as a result of these fatalities ana
more trouble was expected with the
break OF. day.
On account OF the vigorous cen
sorship. reports reaching here are
meagre.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-10
CANNCN IS ALL
UP IN The AIR

Danville. Ill, Nov. 1o.-"The land
slide speaks for itself. have Moth
ins To add to my statement concern
ing my own attitude which made
Tuesday nieht, said Speaker Joseph
G.. Cannon last night Concerning
causes and effects, | am not prepared
to say anything AS yet we arc all
up In the mir As 10 exact conditions
throughout the country. ! wish 10
set at these conditions before discuss
ing the situation
Congressman ". B. Mckinley. chair
man OF the National congressional
committee, was in conference with
the speaker last night.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-10
EXHIBITION OF FLOWERS.

New York, Nov. 10.-With two new
national horticultural shows now ii
progress here, this is the week a
chrysauthemum. rose and orchid
Among the exhibitors arc professional
and amateur nower growers froI|
many states.
One OF the shows is that Of Il
American Institute OF FloricultuI
which Is giving its seventy-Rinth
nual exhibition The other exhibits
the Firth fall snow Of the Hortic-
(ural society Of New York
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-10
BASEBALL PLAYERS WERE
FINED FOR FISHING

Memphis, Nov. 1O.-After paving all
INES asked in order to keep out Of
prison In the wilds of eastern Arkan-
fos, Harry Mcintyre, pitcher Of the
Clucngo National League champions.
returned 10 Memphis yesterday with
q small band OF minor league ball
players. glad to return TO civilization.
but poorer in pocketbOoI Accord.
ing TO Mcintyre. tho ball players. all
ol whom were on a hunting and fish.
Ing trip, paid at the rate of S35 each
Tor fish caught. this amount repre-.
senting the fines assessed.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-10
INCREASE IN REVENUE
IN GREAT BRITAIN

Washington, Nov. l0-The increase
In the British imperial revenue for
the first lalf OF the present year
April l TO Sept. so, exceeded all an.
ticipations and predictions, accord.
ing to a riport from Consul Gen. Jobn
l.. Grifiins, at Lonoon. 1t was es-
timated that the Increase for the
whole year would not be In excess of
slS5,OOOiOO. but for the first half yenr
the incrase has aggregated $lS2 538.-
2S6 Tis IS accounted for by the
fact thF the budget controversy of
1908 potponed the payment OF taxes
to this year. The greatest interest
has ben In the excise department
dues ad income taxes.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-10

pany was awarded the contract TO
furnish the furniture for the Water
100 school building on a bid of 5000.
School colors were approved as fol-
lows; Franklin, orange and green;
Riverside, red and green: Sugar House
purple and green
Preliminaries for the school board
election To be held December were
arranged Six new members are 10
be chosen at this election.
To protect the high school football
boys from injury from rocks. the
surface OF the high school campus
will be covered with a layer of earth
a foot thick.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-10
Protest lie Made.


Washington, Nov 1O.-Omcial dis.
patches, giving details of an anti
American demonstration yesterday in
Mexico City. reached the department
OF state today from United States
Ambassador Wilson and Arnold
franklin, the American consul gen.
qIal
Mr., Wilson confirmed the press
reports that he had protested to the
Mexican department of foreign rela-
tons against the insults offered Am
orleans because of the riots growing
out of the lynching OF n Mexican,
Antonio Rodriguez, at Rock Springs,
Texas, on November 3rd. for murder
Ing woman.
Mr. Franklin's dispatch said the
rIotous students, who paraded the
streets. cried death to the Amerl-
oaus" and threatened the consulate
general. He also told how these stu
dents had pulled An American flag
from a business house and had
trampled II under foot
The department of state is await.
Ing frrtber adyices from Mr. Wilson
before taking any action IN the mat
ter
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-10
Montana LeaisIature

Helena. Mont, Nov. 10.-Latest re-
turns indicate that Montanas next
legislature will be divided politically
as follows
Republicans, Sc; Democrats, 40
It is possible that these figures
may be changed. but they are regard.
ed as near enough complete TO stand.
If so, Senator Thomas H. Carter Will
be his own successor Brantly. Re-
publican. is reelected chief Justice,
while the constitutional amendment.
raising TO 100000 900 the limit of
assessed valuation before the tax
levy is reduced. also prevailed
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-10
MANAGER o. PHILADELPHIA
NATIONALS TO QUIT

Philadelphia, Nov. 10. - Charles
Doom, late manager OF the Philadel-
phia Nationals. has packed his house.
hold goods and left for Rochester. n.
Y, where he has a wealthy father
in-law.
He went with the expressed inten.
tion Of quitting baseball IL he can
set out OF the players' contract he
has with the club and devote the rest
OF his life to business.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-10
NEXICANS ATTEMPT TO KILL OUR
AMBASSADOR IN CITY OF MEXICO

$40 miles OF canals for over 100000
acres of land.
Although this was a year of unusual
drouth, the report says the water sup
ply was ample throughout the year
A guarantee OF sufficient water In
times of drouh Is furnished by the
reservoir erected by the Roosevelt
dam.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-10
SOCIALISTS
ARE STRONG
Minneapolis Given Sur
prise by the Vote for
Van l. ar

Minneapolis, Nov lO-Thc remark
axle showing made by Thomas r.
Van Lear. 'pu5lic owlcTshi9." and
Socialist candidate fo5 mayor OF Min
neapo!s, is the feature OF the local
election
Conceded no more than 5.eOD votes
AT tho outside, Van Lear IN only
LOCO votes behind tee d mGcratic aud
Republican nominees 81 % are SO close
that a contest may DC maie Van
Lear polled ll.0o0 votes
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-10
ton
T I(1URES
Republicans Have Saved
More Senators Than
al First Reported

Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 10-Accord
ing to returns received from 80 out
OF the SO counties of the state. the
fusion Democrats and Republicans
have forty members of the lower
house OF Legislature and forty-eight
for the regular Democrats. The Demo
Gratis appear TO have the senate by
a small majority. They claim Hooper
Will never be seated as governor.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-10
CHICAGO CHURCH ATTENDANCE

Chicago, Nov 10-There are 2i6,-
500 active church members In Chica-
go and 100000 residents who attend
church irregularly. without establish
ed church connections. according to
a statement given out by the Chicago
Home Visitation committee. The flg-
ures are the result oil house 10 house
canvass.
The committee estimates there are
900 600 persons who do not attend
church, but who have a decided pref
erence for some particular domina-
ton.
The Sunday school attendance was
shown 20 be 2S3000.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-10
PHILADELPHIA AMERICANS
TO co TO CUBA

Cincinnati. Nov H. Business Man.
lger Bancroft oi the Cincinnati Ma
tIon1ls. has signed tae cc1tract with
Manager Jiminez OF Hasana. Cuba. to
bring the Philadelphia Americana TO
Havana during the month OF January
and play about thirty games with the
Cuban team there.
by the terms or tue contract. the
fourteen men who WI 40 are 10 re-
ceive $500 each for the up. making
total OF $1,000 ~ addition they are
10 have their eX0enses paid and their
wives may go along without any ad-
ditional expense 10 the PLAYERS. Ia
all twelve men VIII accompany The
players. ~
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-10
WEST POINT CADETS
ARE BEING PUNISHED

West Point N. Y. Nov. fO.-Thc en-
tire first class of West Point cadets, !,
SO in number. have been deprived of
the Christmas leave OF absence for
their participation in the ~sIienclnR''
of Captain Rufus Logan. Eleventh in
fantry. in exercise OF military tactics
on September "a last
While the punishment order includ
all of the first class cadets who win
De graduated next June. fewer than
halt the number are affected. tho
rest being already debarted from en-
Joying the holiday leave this year.
because of demerltS marked against
them