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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-11
OGDENiS AWAKENING.

The people Of Ogden today enthusiastic their
city than before and attribute this
ture of Ogden the push which has taken
members of the Weber Club
The Standard will bear witness very far wrong
in its representations and predict that Ogden
ginning of unprecedented prosperity remarkable
growth.
Furthermore believe this city about population
and enterprise from Salt Lake City There
uence at work which will center this
In all this The fact that Ogden has had boom
its steady growth has caused the city
than Salt without annexation proving
great factor drawing attention the prospective
The decision the three to fvestory
building on Twenyfourh street is of the
the best obtained
selves as to their confidence in Ogden
Nelson and Fell to erect business block adjoining
building and their brick structure will
handsome edi6ce
One of the strongest financial city about COM
peed plans for building in which industry
to be established
Two large reservoir and plant schemes
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-11
JOHNSON WINS
AN AUTO RACE

San Francisco, June ll-Jack
Johnson's eagerness TO burn the
breeze" in his new racing automobile
was gratIfied late yesterday after
noon when he participated in a novel
race-motor car against pacing horse.
The owner OF the horse. which the
negro champion has often driven OF
late. had an idea that. from stand.
Ing start his PAGER could outdistAnce
Johnson's automobile at quarter OF
a mile dash. He reinforced his ar
gument by flashing a 800 bill
You're on cried Johnson, delight
ed at the prospect of high speed. He
jumped into his slate-coiored car and
wheeled 1t around TO the middle OF the
roadway near his camp The horse
man ranged his sulky alongside
off" yelled the challenger and the
PAGER shot forward No so the cham
pion's machine. which had "lost it's
spark" Johnson called HIS friend
back
The second start was fauluess.
though the PAGER had a lead Of at
least thirty yards before the machine
got under Roadway But IT was easy
for Johnson once his car acquired
momentum and. shouting like an In
dian. he won the race by clean
hundred yards.
Johnson was so busy with his legal
advisers yesterday that he could not
find time to box. His tangle with
his deposed manager. George Little.
requires considerable attention, but
the negro says he is not worrying.
The champion is slated for another
bout with Al Kaufman today and VIII
box again Sunday afternoon.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-11

Grafton by eastern investors and local civil engineers have
gagged as consulting engineers
The Utah Light Railway company enlarge In
Ogden canyon and reconstruct part of its aqueduct
The Ogden Rapid company its way is not blocked is
to build from The Hermitage Huntsville beginning the
pleton Of the Brigham City line
Idaho farmers invading this valley and buying
Ogden
Nevada mining men-there investors now-are
looking for Ogden real estate.
Denver company offers to build hotel o S15Oo0O
The Reed Hotel being remodeled at outlay of S2000
vaudeville theater is to be erected this summer.
Three hundred working improvements Ogden
railroad yards
The Gould people have said they Ogden
Southern Idaho following the opening of Western Pacific
There prospect Burlington railroad extending
Ogden
The development of the fruit industry
repetition of the wonderful growth the industry in parts of
California
Large money pouring into this city from several big
interests.
Now all these resources do not point unmaaby great
future for Ogden then inability Alright
the signs Of the times.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-11
FRUIT TREE EXPERIMENT.

An experiment OF considerable orchrdsts
being at Brigham City under the direction of
tves OF the department. OF agriculture
tion. The Box Elder News says:
1.-The experiments are made the orchard
being carried on by A. Knapp of the Utah Agricultural college
assisted by George Aunde Of this city under Of Prof
W. M Mclaughlin the engineer at experiment
station
The purpose oil the the influence
of the grown OF the much water
requires develop relative growth fruit how the
color affected thereby The growth of the
tree and fruit WI" be carefully watched the effects
of irrigation or both.
Another result hoped in the experiments is the
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-11
HERALD D-REPUBL1cAN's DEFENSE.

The Herald Republican of Salt Lake. in attempt justify its
disclosure of figures papers other cities
doing the thing We paper the United
States that has made claim publishing the official returns
has the Herald Republican Many of them have made estimates
has the Standard but the paper alone boast
having sneaked the office and looted the place
The Standard demands investigation of the leak the
office Salt Lake We have confidence Supervisor Nc
Mlm and that the Herald
Republican committed its theft the party
the makes impera-
tive probing into the methods of the with jimmy
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-11
Serious Business.

Where's your father?" asked the
man on horseback.
up the river fjshln." answered tho
boy
where's your big brother?'
Down the river fishin.'
What are you doinG?"
'Diggin' bait"
Hasn't your family anything 10 do
but amuse itself?"
Mister, IL you think we're dom
this for fun. YOU wait an hear what
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-11
lt'a Raining in London.

The American opinion of coffee as
understood In the English home ia
nothing. and how the coffee Of the
English lodging houses is esteemed
may be understood from the, follow
ing travellers tale, It was the first
morning In London apartments" and
his landlady came up with the break
fast AS she set down his coffee Gun
she opened q slight conversation.
1T looks Ike rain" she said. IL
does agreed the American. but the
odor has a faint suggestion OF cof.
fee. Every bodys
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-11
What He Wanted

Riches do not bring happiness" :"
remarked the party with the quota
tlon habit
Well. I'm not looking for happl
ness rejoined the contrary person
All / want Is comfort"-Chlcaeo
News
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-11
All Profit,

AT Profit,
mo use of talking" drawled the
freckled youth on the roadside fence,
thar certainly is money In cattle"
"In the stock-raising business,
young man." asked the tourist.
Not exactly. but an automobile
ran over that spotted calf a few min
utes ago and the man with tho big
spectacles over his eyes got out
and handed me SO note"
Five dollars? That's not so much
for 4 good-siZed calf"
Yes. but. mister the calf wasn't
mine Now, II | can only stand 10
front of another calf while he gets
run over III be right IN IT, b gosh,
Chicago News
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-11
JUST FOR FUN
Here's Maud Again.


Maud Muller on summers day
Dropped her rake and ran away.
And with fair Maudie also ran
Her pas big, husky hired man.
Finding an airship built for two,
They got In and away they flew.
Maudie's pa IN an old balloon
Began to chase EN- pretty soon.
But. alas! he wasn't In the race
So he soon gave up the chase.
And dropped TO earth once more,
Feeling down and out and sore.
Then. forgiving them by telegraph.
Went home and laughed the merr
laugh. Chicago News.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-11
The Reason.

He raved Ike bowling Apache
He stormed with a curse and jeer;
The way he abused and the language
he used,
Were something terrific to hear;
And 1t wasn't because they were rot.
ten
Nor yet that the battle was tame.
But he let out a roar. for the sucker
was sore
He had 90 cents on the game.
Exchange
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-11
Methods Of Calculation,

Scientists are not usually success,
ful business men"
No They think they are doing
very well II they come within a few
hundred thousand miles of the exact
measurement You cant figure on
dollars that way If you are doing bus
mess with bank. Washington
Star
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-11
Nipoed In the Bud

BY the way" queried Shortleigh.
which Is proper to say. Lend me $5'
or loan me SEP"
Well rejoined De Long, "as far
as am concerned II won't do Won
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-11
A Wonder Worker.

Sapleigh-Ah. speaking of elec-
tricity. that makes me think
Miss Keen-Really, Mr.. Sapleigh?
Isn't it remarkable what electricity
can do?-Boston Evening Transcript
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-11

the size Of the stone of the peach well reduction
thlckneSs OF the skin and the
the meat fruit. By previous experiments has been
that the size of the per by rrga
lon whien the matter of skins
corded In instances and as low per others
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-11

nav SAYS II We come home without
any fish. ."-Washington Star.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-11
BAMBERGER LINE.

Elegant new electric cars. Special
excursion rates Sundays and holidays
Ogden and Salt Lake. Round trip.
$1o0.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-11

any good to say either, Chicago
News.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-11

READ THE CLASSIFIED PACE
The evening world., 1910-12-07
GIRLS WON'T DANCE WITH
JAPAN'S NAVAL OFFICERS.
Stand Taken by California Maiden
Hats Ball for Admiral
Y1Shir1.

Los ANGELES, Cal, Dec. "A bril-
liant bail planned for Rear Admiral
Rokuro Yashiro and his subord mates
has been abandoned because society girls
of Pasadena have fstly refused to
dance with Japanese naval officers.
Just ss lief dance with negroes" was
the reply one girl sent TO an invitation.
The ball was 10 have taken place al
the Maryland Hotel. Invitations had
been sent gu. and the japanese officers.
In return. had sent invitations 10 n re-
turn AFFAIR on the flagship Asama.
Both AFFAIRS were called on ~ soon
as the attitude Of the society girls be-
came known.
The evening world., 1910-12-07
wright. Tie To Zero Meet, Fund.

The Wright Company. In which vii
bur and Ury..,e WRIGHT are the moving
spirits, secured from Justice ~Seabury
IN the supreme I'ar; to-day an order
furbidding the Aero Corporation. limited,
from paying, distributing or dlsbursing
any further sum out Of the proceeds
or receipts Of the recent aviation meet
given by the Aero Corporation at Bel
mont Park he october until the deter
m.nat!on ~ the suit between the par.
ties"
There Is nothing on file to indicate
the character OF the suit. The order was
obtained by William, n Smith, NJ No.
iIJ Broadway. attorneys FOR the Wright
Company.
The evening world., 1910-12-07
Neighbors Sure Man Killed
at Hopkins Mills Was One
Sought in Trunk Murder.
WILL TAKE UP BODY.
Suspect Kept Early Clrter a
Secret Even From His
Brother-in-Law.

PROVIDENCE. r. l., Dec. 7-Acting
"a the request OF the New York Detec-
ave Bureau and the District-Attorney,
Police Chief Horton has communicated
with the authorities In Foster Centre
on arrangements TO eNhume the body
OF william II. Lewis. The man four
tears ago left a place rs walter In
a Providence restaurant TO settle In
Hopkins Mills. where he was mysteri-
onsiy killed In an accident three weeks
go. about the time the trunk owned
" = william Lewis was found In New
YORK containing the body % a murdered
nan.
The authorities. In = vain effort to cs-
ablish the identity OF Lewis. were baf-
led two days after his death. when
;ie mans wife poisoned herself and
aled before Deputy Coroner Henry Ar
iold was able to obtain an ante mortem
,iatement. Charles r. TIkey. brother
.: Mrs. Lewis. declared that the dead
nan Is not the wai'er wanted for tho
;runk murder.
The Waiter Lewis mad false i"cta.
Shlle ! am sure my brotHer-in-law had
sound teeth said Tukey last night,
lewis married my sister. but | never
Inquired where OF when. lie never told
me anything about himself"
MIRA Viola Curtis of Hopkins Mill
and Mrs. Josephine Hopkins. who at
tended Mrs. Lewis Ihen she was over
come BY the death .. hcr husband, tell
. different story.
did '"cy lind Ber;'s TEEN" WAS the
first question Mrs. Lewis asked whpn
we told her Of tho accident. said Mrs.
Curtis. Then AIRS. Lewis told Mrs. Hop.
tins and myself thai nor husband had
, set of false teeth ana ,hat they were
made by the same dentist who treated
'er teeth. II was the second ,lnir inst
Mrs. Lewis said something about her
h~usband's teeth.
"When Mrs. Lewis wanted 10 ON or
riub she old MS ihaj 800 .utt Lows "a
View YORK som years AKA HAis tGSy
sere living In an Apartment house"
The evening world., 1910-12-07
Too Bad
She's Fat!
She Would Be Good Looking.

How often We hear met oppression "sh~
would h. good looking u shc was1't so tat Nni
stll the poor sri tas probshl, dietcI. c%xtfri'cl
and laced Without results. There IL one thing
ihp'zi that eie has not done. She has never
taFen Rengh-cl.e she wouldn't he fat.
Not a dntg. Pleasant and harmless. TIE moie
you take the better OF you are. A. all dus
store. sl.O per buN or. a. = vial. a fret ~
cent hos Will he mailed yol free n ,ou write -
Tho Hcaso 60. 1924 Hsrg1 Bids. Detroit. Mich.
For salc and recommended ln Nsy YORK hy W.
) Hocksy. Sih Ave. a aith St.. also pth Ne.
a G2d 81. K1iisi FRA 1n,rl. 2Jt ~. 4 til
Az, also aDth ~. * Madison Ave lIezcnAn &
Co. 900 Btosieiy. a Al Bfancls.i sies-
Cooper a. Co.. GHi Ave. a 1sth a 1881 ~.
". u. tikrr a SON. 9Th Ave. q ~ ST.. ~ ~
Ave. a B-oadNay. 9th. a i4h st.. ncaf jI Ave.
The evening world., 1910-12-07
LOSES SLIGO IN GEMS.

WORCESTER, Mars. Dec. The
police are searching fos a handbag
containing SLIGO In Jewels n money
los, by Mrs. Wil.iam II. Mendei. wife
OF the proprietor Of a hotel in New
No-k city. She aud her husband. who
we're on an auto trip, stopped at a
lfotel for luncheon On ,helr vay 20
Marlboro. The handnag was missed
after they started again.
There was about Sl2o In cash IN II.
The most valuable OF the jewelfy was
n bracelet marked wv. II. NJ" con-
tanning twenty-five diamonds.
The evening world., 1910-12-07
Cures Constipation

Tropical fruit nice, cure constipation. Nulto
futo contains these Juices. Tnke 'his flu't treat
meet for stomach ~ bowel trouble mr. Tor wcaS.
fsgprd rtrt'. Rat and enjoy Multo trutp IKE
candy. ftuI siur PACKAGE liz. and so. NJ all
dWg store Iitsl free ira package d.rc1t rom
Iteugp 60. a-.4 Hcngo Bldg, Detroit. Mich, X
you will wutc.
Mutt. frio q, FOR .ai, a. drssl,'s' names
given HuHYn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-04
ANOTHER VAIN CHASE.
Lowell Man Thinks He Sheltered LUG
Restelli.

Lowell, Mass, Aug. ga man an
swering in a general way to the de-
scription OF Luigi Restelli, the Quincy
murderer, led the police a vain chase
and search through the city early to-
day. According to Frank Labreux OF
Is Middlesex street, man entered his
house early this morning and produc-
ing revolver, demanded food.
Labreaux said he gave the man
something to eat and then the intrud-
err asked for place to sleep. Labreux
did not have an extra bed and the man
was satisfied to sleep in chair. When
the man appeared to be slumbering.
Labreux went to the front door and
called a policeman and told him of the
mans action.
On being informed that the intrud-
er resembled the fugitive, Restelli the
policeman Immediately reported the
case to headquarters and officers were
sent to Labreux's home. The police
found the back door of the house open.
but no signs of the man as reported
by Labreux., The squad of officers
searched the vicinity. but in the dark
ness could find no one that Tesem-
bled the man described by Labreux.
After searching the railroad yards
and back streets until long after day
light, the hunt was given up without
any trace Of the man having been
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-04
May Renew the Milk Con-
troversy in Boston.
New Saunders Law Raises the
Cost Of Shipment.
Contractors Injunction Falls and
Thsy Will Not Be Responsible.

Boston, Aug 3.-Boston's pail of
milk is in danger of being kicked over
again. Freight rates are now the
cause Of the controversy between pro-
ducers, contractor, transportation ser
vice and consumer and as usual the
last named seems destined to pay the
freight"
1t was thought that the milk war
was settled last May, but today the
controversy was opened again when
Judge Hitchcock. in the superior court.
interpreted the new Saunders law in
favor of the railroads and against two
OF the largest local contractors. The
Boston & Names new freight rates
that went into operation on Monday
will stand. Also the railroad abolish
ed it's leased car service for the trans
portation Of milk into Boston from
Northern and Western New England
and Institutes fiat rate per can for
all districts.
Secretary w. A. Hunter of the MIX
Producers Association believes that
unless the railroad commission orders
a reduction in freight rates, the sit
uation from a farmers standpoint VIII
be serious. Farmers have been notl-
fed that the contractors will not be
responsible for the additional cost OF
shipment to the market. These con-
tractors, or at least the Boston Dairy
Co. and Fl. =. Hood Sons & Co, asked
the superior court for an injunction
restraining the Boston & Maine from
withdra wing it's leased car service on
the ground that the so-called Saund-
ers law, which was passed by the last
Legislature. was not aimed at such
service but did seek to give small
shippers the same rates as the con
tractors The Boston & Maine Rail
road said it had no alternative under
the new law but to withdraw the
leased ears.
Judge Hitchcock heard evidence and
arguments for three days and then
refused to grant the injunction, with
out comment.
In speaking of the situation, Sec
rotary Hunter said today that at least
one contractor had decided to refuse
to stand the added cost for trans
pOrtation. THE outstate producers IL
New Hampshire and Vermont will re-
ceive the full price" said Mr.. Hunter
"as the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion has suspended the increase IN
rates. The burden will fall upon the
SINNERS of $4,000 cans of milk until
the present agreement expires on May
]. 1911"
Mr.. Hunter claims that unless the
situation is relieved at once. the farm
ers may again withhold their milk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-04

Ten thousand guineas were given by
G. Wertheimer, at the sale Of the late
Baron Schroeder's collection at
Christie's a few days ago, for a six
teenth century biberon of carved rock
crystal mounted with enameled gold.
It is made in imitation of same tabled
monster which it's designer may nave
agined to be sea serpent. but the
body of which, lost in series of flut-
ings. resembles more closely that of
water fowl. The crystal neck and
BODY is mounted with enameled gold,
and is poised like wineglass on
crystal stem. also mounted very beau
tifully in gold and enamel. The lid OF
the biberOn is surmounted by
statuette in enamel of Neptune sitting
astride a Triton, and in this, as in
every other portion of the decoration,
the work is of indispensable delicacy.
1t is thought to have come from the
hands of Daniel Mignot, of Augsburg,
who made it for the Emperor Rudolph
U.-London Graphic.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-04
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

81 Linley Samb9urne,. chief cartoonist
of Punch died Wednesday after a long
illness Mr.. SambOurne, whose sigma
ture to the leading cartoon has been
a prominent feature in Punch for the
past decade, commenced his connec-
ton with Englands standard humOr-
Gus weekly in 1867, when his first small
drawing appeared through encourage
ment of Mark Lemon, the first editor.
He had been a continuous contributor
since that date and after long years as
CO. cartoonist with Sir John Tenniel,
was made chief cartOOnist Jan. l, 1901.
He was born in London in 1915 and in
addition to his work for Punch, he mad
illustrated a number of books.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-04


marriage certificate. The Scotland Yari
officials reterate their denial of the re-
port that Inspector Dew has received
from London a cablegram stating that
the mutilated body found IN the cellar
of Crippen's house has been identified.
Several important facts hearing on the
Belle Gilmore murder case came to light
today.
In the first place. Scotland Yard took
occasion to dispose of the rumor that a
confession had been received from either
DR.. Crippen or Miss LIE Neve. Inspector
Dew's cablegram announcing that the ac-
cused had been remanded by the Quebec
court for later hearing concluded with
the word "unconfession."
1t was Long who, on the day Crippen
and his companion disappeared. purchas
ed the suit of boys clothing in which
Miss LIE Neve was attired at the time of
her arrest. Long has now explained that
at the time he executed the errand for
Crippen he fully believed the doctors
story to the effect that Belle Gilmore.
Crippen's wife, had gone to America.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-04
NO EVIDENCE OF MURDER
Has Vet Been Shown Says Newton,
Crippen's London Lawyer.

London, Aug. 3.-Arthur Newton.
the solicitor who will take charge Of
Crippens defence, said in an inter-
view today:
1T seems to me, upon the evidence
already available, that the case against
DR.. Crippen is not one to discourage
me in the smallest degree. So far as
l can see, there Is no kind of evidence
that murder has actually been COM
mitted
Il am in Geographic communication
with Crippen, and the statement that
he has confessed is quite unfounded. I
am applying to the authorities for
copies of the dispositions of witnesses
and all other available documents.
There is a great deal to be done, but
it will not be necessary for me to go
to Canada, although may meet
Crippen at the British port Of land
inc" 90
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-04
TWO CURLING IRONS
One Of Which Is In Newport May
Figure in crippen Case.

Newport, r. l., Aug. 3.-Two hair
curling irons, one of which is at pres
ent in this city. promise to play an
important part in the evidence to be
presented at the murder trial of Haw-
ley H. Crippen in London. This fact
was made known today at the home
here of Mrs. Robert Mills, half sister
of Dr.. Crippen's wife,
1t was stated at Mrs. Mills resi-
dence that she had decided not to car
ry out her previous intention of going
to Quebec, but that instead she would
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-04
At HlLLSGRovE, r. !.
Best Sport Of the Week, With Close
and Exciting Finishes.

Hillsgrove, r. l.. Aug. 3.-The 2.14
pace was the feature of the third
days racing of the Blue Ribbon meet
here today. Frank Murphy of Spring
field, Mass, won a popular victory
when he lifted Kellerville Lad under
the wire in the deciding and fastest
heat of the day. Close finishes were the
rule and the sport was the best of the
week. Miss Overlook the favorite iii
the 2 10 pace. went lame and had no
chance. Fred w. had the speed, win
ming handily. and took new mark
of 214A.
Belvasis. the favorite. made pro-
ceSsion of the 2.19 trot.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-04

proposed manifestation at San Sebas-
tian against the cabinet of Premier
Canalejas and it's policy toward the
Vatican declare that the demonstra-
lions will take place in spite OF the
refusal of the authorities to grant per-
mission for it. They expect loo'oo'
churchmen to visit the summer CAPT.
tai and participate in the demonstra'
ton before the Kings palace Aug. z
The prohibition of the demonstra'
ton was issued, it is stated, upon the
representations of tradesmen. that the
manifestation might easily develop in
to grave disorders.