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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-28
WILL BUILD A
TWO,STORY BLOCK

Tho Armour meat market on Twc1.-
ty.nfth street. between Washington
and Grant avcnucs. will close It's doorg
tomorrow. owing 10 the desire Of the
owner Of tho building 10 make cxten-
fiye improvements.
John Houtz Is the owner OF the
building. and he is to make extensive.
Improvements on .he premises a. an
early cate. The structure viii be re.
placed by t~o-story building.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-28

cidc through Webor canyon and ,So
building Of tho Wcber Canyon-Farm-
ington cutoff would begin. He said
that he had heard nothing OF tho pro
posed work rs yet. and had received
no Instructions. The only thing he
rad heard. be said. was what he had
read in the papers. AS 10 vhethe-
cT not tho work upon either OF the
improvements would be started during
the coming splng or summer Nc Je'.
fcrs said he was unable 10 state.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-28
cHlLoReN's AID SOCIETY.

The ncXt meeting OF the Children's
Aid society will be held at 2;S0
O'Clock Friday afternoon, March 4. a.
the homo of Mrs c. H GosliDg. 21O3
Adams avenue. when the society Will
incorporate and begin active work in
connection with the juvenile court.
Judge Gunncll will address the meet
inc
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-28

The New York Herald Is booming
Gaynor Tor president. here is room
Tor This boom 10 grow, and evidently
the Herald is OF he opinion that It
should have plenty of time
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-28
Citizens of Ogden.

Boost for your city by using oC~
DEN MADE FLoUR-it costs YOU no,
moro and every sack YOU use is
boost for your town.
In thai way you mako n Chicago
Of ogden. ogden Milling q Elc--
yator Co. -
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-28
aREEHMEE@ E@NEH e
OraCle--lsis--G!Obe.
Something 10 please every lover OF
Moving Pictures

.--->N.ooo>-o---~~~-~~-~c -~c~~~~o-~~c~~~--->-~~>-~0
Something 10 please every lover OF
Moving Pictures
See this list of big laughs. The fun
niest comics ever selected
The Eng6shmAn and the rGirl.
(Biograph.l
Alderman Krantz's Picnic.
(Schgl
Jacks Birthday.
(EssanayD
rS%i,Ss' tSeIisa. l a.
Tho Surprise Party.
(Edison)
And number Of other laughs. any
one OF which Is full OF laugh from
start to finish.
\ japanese Peach BOY. A Japan
csc Fairy story for children. Re
member. children. when the peach
l. opened It Is real japanese Baby
that IS found and NOT a doll.
The Last Deal. a Bicgraph story
With a powerful moral. -
In the Scrpents Power. 4 dra-
matte picture that gives us a strong
illustration OF the man OF iron and
the unrelcnting father whose pride
Nil tolerate no contradiction.
MR.. EDWARD HOLLAND WILL
REMAIN TWO MORE DAYS.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY. AMI
GIVE HIS LECTURE "BEHINc
THE BARS IN SING SING" GVOpF
LADIES' SOUVENIR MATINEE
ORACLE AND GLOBE. WEDNES
DAY. ISIS THURSDAY.
MRHEGH@EEMERE
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-28
CARD OF THANKS.

wish to express my most sincere
gratitude and thanks to my friend.
and nelchbors for the Kind help and
sympathy in my time OF sorrow and
trouble.
MRS. GERTRUDE L. MACDONNELL.
AND CHILDREN
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-28
TOlSTOI CIRCLE,

Mrs. c. H. Gosllns was the hostess
10 the members Of the Toistoi circle
l;sSt Tues sday afternoon. at her pleas
az homo on Adams avenue. a lorgc
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-28
NOTICE OF REMOVAL

Frank r. Watkins grocery hns re-
moved 10 215 Twenty.nfth street. just
cast oil the old stand In the row brick
building
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-28
PROGRAM OF THE MISS,
MAGGIE TOUT CONCERT

AZ Ogden Tabernacle Thursday cvc,-
ming. March 3rd;
]. Selection. God Is Our
Refuge ...-....-..s..-.s,. BUCK
.. Nymphs ct Syyans ... Bembers.
Miss Maggie Tout.
3. Tenor solo-"My Friend
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. WethcrbJ
f. T. Tout.
& Praycr-"I.a Tosca" ..... Pucciai
MISS Maggie Tout. organ accom-
. PIano solo-Pallchmcllc.
................. RachmannoI
Misc Larrctta Malone.
G. Duct Our Galdola" Lucl.iarl
Miss Tout and f r Tout.
= Cello solo. Romance" Fisher
Miss Maggie with Pipe organ.
s Tenor solo. "BsdouIn Love
Song ................. Pen3uu
E. f. Tout
Q. Aria. "Villnncllc" Eva ID Acqua
Miss Mageic Tout
10. Two Enflish songs:
(al Nightingale" Lehman
Co Cuckoo .....-,, Newton
II. Sweet and Low ....... Barnsby
General admission 6Oc
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-28
FIRE DESTROYS A CHURCH.

Phitinsyllle. Mass. Feb. 2S.-Dur.
Ing choir rehearsals last night fire
broke out that destroyed the Methodist
Episcopal church, with a loss Of $780,
000.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-28
Metal Market.

New York, Feb. 9S.-Co7per. dull
standard spot. So 81 l-2@ 1872 IL, Sil
Vor, 90 l2c
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-28

Mrs. II "A. Spencer and son. H. ~.
Spencer. IT are expected 10 arrive IN
ogden tomorrow frorI trip 10 LOS
Angeles and coast points.
Mr and Mrs. ]. L. Reynolds re-
turned from picasso; trip 70 Caliior-
mia coast points Yesterday.
There viii be social for the mem
hers of Lincoln Circle. Indies OF tho
Grand Army OF the Republic. at tno
homo OF the president. Miss Chapman.
2i2S Adams avenue. Tuesday after
neon.
Mr. md Mrs VI. l. Jones and Mr,
ard Mrs. Sam Thomas have returned
from California after a pleasant WISH
o. five months.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-28
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

NICELY FURNISHED rooms for light
housekeeping AZ j2S 9Th: also sir
Glc rooms. modern. 2-2Sl~k
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-28
PEOPLE ASLEEP WHEN The
AVALANCHES SWEPT DOWN
FROM THE MOUNTAINS.

Cconunued from Page one)
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03

hustling hereafter and will be able
to roll in money.
If you are willing to come here in
the fall, Nat, and give our business
the same number of hours that you
have been giving your theatrical busi-
ness you could do a lot of good for
all of US.
Just think of it. Nat. We are spend
ing about $4,000 a week for advertis-
ing just to get new names to send out
literature to; have 25 stenographers,
five book keepers; are paying $1,000
per month rent"
Rice then discussed Ely Central and
predicts that Killing" will be made
with it,
He concludes. modestly:
You know 1 find it essential to keep
fairly in the background. and schef-
tells alone is compelled to see every
body who wants to do any business
with us. He has not half enough time
to meet the people, and moreover he
is not half as good mixer as you
are"
Goodwin, when seen at the Hotel
Knickerbocker tonight, said he did
not remember receiving any such let
ter from Rice, but declared the prose
cution would find it hard to convict
Rice, who had done nothing wrong.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03

AUTO RACING DUE
TO GET THE HOOK
Long Island Authorities Are
Considering Putting Stop
TO Such Contests

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-The board of
supervision of Nassau county, Long
Island, will hold a special meeting to-
morrow to consider the advisability of
cancelling the permit for the grand
prize automobile race, scheduled to be
held over the Vanderbilt cup course,
October Is.
Notwithstanding yesterdays list of
four dead and more than 20 injured
incident in the Vanderbilt race, A B.
Partington. general manager of the
Long Island motor parkway, is au-
thority for the statement that nothing
but official interference will stop the
grand prize race.
Several drivers booked to participate
in the event have demanded more ade-
quate policing of the course, and to-
night William Pickens, manager of
Barney Oldfelds, gave out the follow
ing message, which he says Oldfield
sent from Chicago:
Withdraw my entry from grand prize race
unless course will be guarded completely BY
troops I am unwilling to risk my neck and
car.
Oldfield follows with a severe ar
raignment of the management of the
Vanderbilt, when he says, spent moth
ing to safeguard drivers and specta-
tors
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03
STOCK FAKE EXPOSED
GOODWIN INVOLVED

NEW YORK, Oct 2.-The Office files
of B. H SchefteIs & Co, whose offices
were raided by federal agents last
Thursday, have yielded a mass of cor
respondence covering the business re-
lations between George Graham Rice
and Nat c. Goodwin. Rice was the
brains of the firm, which is charged by
the government with using the mails
with fraudulent intent in the sale of
mining stocks. Goodwin has said that
he did not know until last fall that
Rice's real name was Simon Jacob
Hertzig, a former convict, although
letter written by Rice to Goodwin at
st. Louis in July of last year reveals
some of the methods employed by Rice
in selling stock TO the gullible.
Rice apparently had proposed to
Goodwin that he Goodwin try to sell
some stock in Europe. Rice wrote him
July that:
we have got an eight foot hole
down in the Bovard mine.
Amy time we have the ore blocked
out we can put up our own mill and
make all the profits ourselves, and if
the property you take along with you
has got to stand such an examination
as school trained engineers are apt to
give it, it is. folly to monkey with it.
There are two kinds of ore blocked out
in the Rawhide coalition. and yet we
could not sell it at 35 cents per share,
and the property was turned down in
cold blood as merely prospect by en-
gineers. had expected that you
would be able to place some stock
across the pond, and since you are con-
vinced you will be unable to do so I
will have nothing to give you to take
tlong. so just forget all about the min
ing end in Europe.
My idea was that you would be
able to pull off something like --
did over there He did not take
mine there, but a stock prospect, and
fed 1t TO them. He gave dinners and
banquets and cut a wide swath, and
then had them underwrite the whole
capitalization of one of his COM
panies.
IF the Bovard property continues to
show up during the next 80 days as
well as during the last 60 days you
and I won't have to do very much
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03
CARNEGIES AID
LIBERAL CHURCH
Wife of IrOnmaster Gives Money
TO Universalist Congrega=
ton in Pittsburg
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

PITTSBURG, Oct. 2.-The sudden
looming into the foreground of the
Universalist church here, for years a
small, struggling body, holding well
advertised and largely attended meet
lngs in the North Side Carnegie hall.
after moving from a small storeHoom
used for a church. has occasioned con-
siderable speculation in this stronghold
or uItra-orthodoXy and anti-hberalism.
1t is announced that Mrs. Andrew
Carnegie, member of the Universal
list church, on hearing of the struggle
made by the flock championed the
movement by giving literally of her
cash and also her moral support.
The church has called a minister at q
good salary, and will build an edifice in
a prominent location of the city.
Andrew Carnegie, it is stated when
boy, attended the Swedenboreian
Sunday school here. The fact created
surprise in religious circles. owing to
the conservative stand of the church
toward liberal beliefs
The pastor predicts new era in
Pittsburg's religious circles as a result
of Mrs. Carnegie's backing.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03
bones OF INDIANS
SHOW DEATH Fight
Skeletons Discovered in Mound
On San CIemente Marshes
by Three Boys
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

SPECIAL DTSpdtCh 10 ne OQlt
LARKSPUR, Oct. 2.-Bearing mute
evidence of a fight TO the death perhaps
a century ago, the skeletons of two
Indians were unearthed today in a
great mound in the marshes of San
Clemente, about a mile from Larkspur.
by William Bredhoff, Walter and VIII
liam Frizzi, boys who were duck shoot
ing One of the skeletons was lying
across the other between the ribs of
which was found a sharp stone knife.
It is thought that the braves belonged
TO the Tamals and Pals tribes of abo-
rigines, who thrived in Marin county
before the advent of the Spanish padres
and from which Mount Tamalpais was
named
While crossing the marshes the boys
noticed a skull protruding from the
ground. They poked around in the loose
soil and partially uncovered the skele-
tons finally fleeing in fright with the
skull, which they turned over to the
authorities at San Rafael. Further in
vestigation was conducted by Deputy
Coroner Charles Esberg. The skeletons
were taken from the mound and re-
moved TO San Rafael.
The mound is about so feet high and
300 feet long and is largely composed
of shells. Besides the two skeletons and
the stone knife, q number of Indian
arrowheads and other small implements
were discovered. The skeletons were
considerably more than normal length.
Although the finding of Indian skele-
tons in the county is no uncommon
occurrence, it is believed that the
mound may prove of considerable in
terest to archaeologists.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03
FIVE BODIES TAKEN FROM
RUINS AFTER LONG SEARCH
Many Pastors Discuss Disaster
in Sermons and Some
Blame Union Labor
for Outrage
POLICE GUARD HOMES
AND INDUSTRIAL CONCERNS
Especial Dispatch to The Call

Especial Dispatch to The Call
7 OS ANGELES. Oct. Re.
4 Dards totaling 100000 waI Be
offered for information leading
to the arrest Of amp persons implicated
IN the bloping up of the Los angeles
I lines office.
Mayor Alexander tonight an
uounced that ne Dould increase the
rewdrd offered By the city to $4,000.
and prominent businessmen have de-
cided definitely to offer $4,000. be-
liepng that if the perpetrators are Ia
be caught a large sum must Be
offered.
In dozen Los angeles churches
today the destruction of the Times
Uas made the basis Of sermons. many
of the pastors openly denouncing
union labor and Others asserting that
labor as an organization had no hand
in the outrage. Al mere unanimous
in the opinion that unless the perpe4
traitors are arrested and their connec-
ton Nth organized labor disproped,
the cause of unionisnl Dould suffer.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03
NEW SKIRTS WILL BE
LIKE SQUARE Panel 6
Bolster Slips Are Fashioned in
Peculiar Manner
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

LONDON. Oct. 2.-The hobble skir,
is doomed, but the question that has
been on the lips of most women think-
ing of autumn gowns has been CON
cerned with the width of the new skirt
1t can be stated with authority that
the new bolster slip skirts will be
long, narrow and becoming when artis1
tically cut.
Evening gowns will be quite long
but severely simple in line. One ex-
quisite mode shown to a fashion
reporter was of yellow brocade en-
broidered with gold. 1t was fashioned
TO resemble two long square panels.
back and front, which opened at tbe
sides over a. satin underdress, the two
edges of the panel being caught to-
gether with an exquisite cabochon
worked in colored stones and drops
A feature of the new materials is
their exquisite softness Brocades are
of the consistency of chiffon. and velvet
is fine. For coloring dress makers are
going back to the lovely medieval
shades of blue.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03
HAVANA FILLED WITH BEGGARS AND
OFFICE SEEKERS, SAYS POLICE CHIEF

HAVANA, Oct. "A report recently
issued by General Armando Rivas.
chief of police of Havana, shows a de-
plorable condition. in the capital So
great has been the increase of idleness
and mendicancy since the establishment
of the national lottery that General
Rivas declares that some steps must be
taken to correct the evil. and to that
end he has invited number of promi-
nent citizens to study conditions and
suggest a remedy.
General Rivas says that he finds an
increasing and most alarming indis-
position to perform any useful labor
which results largely from the pre-
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03
SLOOP YACHT CRASHES
INTO A PILOT BOAT
Crowded With Excursionists
When Accident Happens

Heavily loaded with an excursion
party of men and women, the sloop
yacht Josie was caught by the tide
while putting off from Meiggs wharf
yesterday afternoon and sent crash
ing into the pilot boat Oracle S.
The women, fearing that it was
going to turn turtle. screamed. In
the collision the Josie lost its jibboom
and mainstay. but the Oracle S was
not injured in the least.
An hour later there was second
collision, when the steam schooner Ma
tional City, Captain Higgins, ran into
the quarantine tug Argonaut The Ma
tional City was backing away from
Meiggs wharf when the collision oc-
Cured. Apart from the Argonaut
losing some new paint on the port
side no damage was sustained by
either craft
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03
UPHOLSTERERS' STRIKE
MAY BE SETTLED SOON

First steps toward the settling of the
strike OF the upholsterers union were
taken yesterday afternoon when local
NO zs and representation of en-
ployers from the Furniture Trades as
sociatfon met and discussed the situa-
tlon, six men being appointed from each
faction as a committee TO meet in the
near future for the purpose of settling
the strike by arbitration. 1t was asked
by the employers that the men come
back to work in the meantime The
local willingly appointed six commit
teemen. but declined to go back to
work until the difficulties are salts
factorily settled.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03
THREE IN JAIL
L ON SUSPICION
Alleged Anarchist and
Two Others Held
for Investigation

OS ANGELES, Oct. 2-Three hun
dred shovels and as many pairs OF
49, hands. digging increasingly for SO
hours into the debris of the wrecked
Times building, have recovered five OF
the 10 bodies buried under tons OF
ruins. The shovel brigade is still at
work Sunday night. burrOwing after
more victims. aided by a huge railway
crane and derrick which is lifting out
of the mass the curled and twisted re-
mains of heavy steel structural work,
and the ruined linotypes that fell down
through flaming floors upon their ira
trapped operators.
Police Guarding Homes
In the meantime the police are guard
ing the homes of General Harrison
Gray Otis. proprietor and general man
ager. and Harry Chandler. assistant
general manger of the Times Guards
also are watching over the plants OF
several industrial concerns which re-
Gently have been involved in strikes
Only three arrests have been mads
since the explosion Saturday morning
and none since last night, when an al
legged anarchist. Martin Eagan. was
taken into custody In the hope OF
securing the perpetrators Of the OUT
rage or the participants in the sup
posed conspiracy Mayor Alexander in
creased today the citys offer OF reward
to $4,000.
This. together with the offers OF To-
cal newspapers and, labor organizations,
whose leaders have announced a deter
mination TO assist in the search for. the
criminals. raises the total amount OF
prorered rewards to $1s.5Oo-
Money Offered for Secret
The city's offer is intended to tempt
any one having knowledge of a dyna-
mite conspiracy to divulge the secret.
There are no. conditions. The $4,000 is
offered as a payment for information
leading to the detection OF the per-
petrators of the crime. The mayors
statement follows:
A reward of $4,000 is hereby Of
ferred to any person or persons
furnishing information which will
lead to the arrest and conviction
of any person or persons who in
tentionally caused the destruction
of the building of the Los Angeles
Times on the morning of October
1910
GEORGE ALEXANDER Mayor.
The body of J. wesley Reayes. scores
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03

vailing passion for Office hunting. Of
fee seekers, the general says, throng
the entrances of all governmental de-
partments. pestering the chiefs for ap-
pointments of any kind.
While this rush for offices is going
on, General Rivas says that there is a
constant unsatisfied demand for skilled
workmen and for la Dor of ali kinds in
city and country. Worse than this. the
general finds rapidly decreasing num-
ber of young Cubans employed in fac
tories and in the various trades. so that
the indications, he says. are that ere
long Cubans will be divided into two
classes-beggars and Office holders.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03
AMUNDSEN PLANS FOR
ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION

CHRISTIANIA, Oct. 2.--According 70
a letter received here from Captain
Roald Amundsen, on board the Fran
at MADEIRA, Amundsen has decided to
proceed on an Antarctic expedition. He
promised to send details when he arr
rives at Punta Arenas.
This change of plans has occasioned
surprise as it was the original inten-
ton of Amundsen TO start early next
year on a drifting voyage for the north
pole.
The Fran was first to go to San
Francisco. where it was to be fitted out.
and it was calculated that the drift
through the polar ice would occupy not
less than seven years.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03
BOY SCOUTS TRAMP
FROM HERE TO SAN JOSE
Especial Dispatch to The Call

Especial Dispatch TO The Call
SAN JOSE. >oct. 2.-Carrying their
rations, blankets and camp utensils on
their backs, four San Francisco boy
scouts arrived in this city tonight, hav-
ing walked all the way. They reported
the loss of comrade, Joe Moessner.
while en- route. but received word from
a farm near Saratoga that the missing
boy had turned up there. The other
scouts who arrived here were Frank
McDermott, Harold Woods, James
Treyethyick and William Riley.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03
ARE YOU MELANCHOLY? MAYBE YOUR
ADAMS APPLE NEEDS TO BE PEELED
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

BOSTON, Oct. 2.-The removal of
four hfths of the thyroid gland, famil
iarly known as the Adams apple,n
with the knife is one of the latest and
most remarkable cures that has been
discovered for certain forms of in
sanity, according to DR.. L. Vernon
Briggs, the noted Boston nerve spe-
cialist.
1.-TWO particular forms of mental. dis
order, known as dementia precox and
meIancholia,' said Doctor Briggs to-
day, are now acknowledged by the
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03
LARGE CROWD GREETS
A SPECIAL PROGRAM
EIIery's Band at Idora Park
Proves Big Attraction

OAKLAND, Oct. "A special pro-
gram by Ellery's band, given this after
noon, resulted in one of the largest
crowds of the season attending Idora
park. Tomorrow evening the band will
give selections from the piano COM
posers, and the regular symphony con-
cert will be the attraction Sunday even
ing. For the rest of the week there
will be round of classical music en-
bracing the italian and German.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03
Y. NJ. c. A. TRYING TO
RAISE NEEDED SIS, 900

The canvass for the last $4,000 re-
naming to complete the fund for the
furnishing of the building of the Young
Mems Christian association began yes
terday and the expectations are that
the amount will be collected within a
few days OF the fund for the building
$3.50, 900 was donated by John d. Rookie
feller on condition that the fund for
the furnishings of the place be raised
by the people Of the city.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03

best authorities to be- forms of auto
intoxication- Oversecretion of the
thyroid gland is accepted by certain
men as the cause of the former mental
disease.
Certain it is that more than 10
cases that have been operated upon
under DIR. Henry J. Berkeley of Balti-
more have shown marked Improvement
and in some cases recovery after the
removal Of four-ffths of the thyroid
gland These instances go to show
that mental disturbances are caused
by physical diseases
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03
TWO MEN ARE KILLED
WHILE HUNTING DEER

DENVER. Colo, Oct. 2.-While stalk
ing a wounded deer 18 miles southwest
of Colorado Springs, Fred Ragle 80
years old, was shot and killed by his
companion. Adam Dingle. John Hol-
lenbeck, 80 years old. while deer hunt
ing, was shot with his own gun at
Barella mesa, 80 miles southeast of
Trinidad, and died instantly.