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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-19

quiet and al the same time asking
her as 10 jewelry and money. She
Informed him that her money was
down stairs The robbcr said that
he would go down with her Before
leaving The room the masked intrud.
er turned 70 Mr. Brown and admon.
ishcd him that It would be better for
his health If he should stay up stairs
While Mrs. Brown was getting her
purse. the robber informed her that
he had just served two years IN the
penltentiary and was In need of
money He assured Mrs Brown that
She bad no occasion to be frightened
II she did as he told her. L never
hurt a woman in all my life he re-
marked
The mans demeanor ard speech
was TINT of an educated man He
was tall and slim. wore gray suit
and a black mask.
he gained entrance to the house
oy breaking the glass from the back
door then reaching through and
turning the key While reaching
through the broken glass. he cut his
Land. as marks of blood were found
on the floor and door knobs.
As soon as the robbcr lett Mt
Brown advised the police and gave
them a complete description Of tae
man.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-19

May 4, Billy Murphy. K o.
rounds. Belfast.
July C. Peddlcr Palmer. Dc
rounds. Bristol.
September 7, Ben Jordan, VS.
rounds. Bristol
November 10. owen Moran. La
Is rounds, Glasgow,
December 10. Ben Jordan, X. o.
rounds. Liverpool
Bouts During 1907.
January rs. Digger STANDBY. X. o.
rounds, Liverpool
January %, Harry Ware. X. OIL
round. Liverpool
March 10. Cockney Cohn, X. o.
rounds. Dublin.
March %, Dal Morgan. X. o.
rounds. Dublin.
March p. Harry Mansfield. K. O.
rounds. Dublin
April II. Harry Greenfield X o.
round. Dublin.
April 26 Tibby Watson. X o.
rounds. Dublin.
May ., Young Joscphs. X. o.
rounds, Glasgow
May 81. Darky Haley, X. O.-5
rounds, Liverpool
July T., Mat Smith, X. O.-1 round.
Liverpool
July 26. Earnie Stanton, X. O,-3
rounds. Londonderry
August Is. Dave Wallace, W.
rounds. Glasgow
August "a. Walter Croat, W.
rounds, Glasgow
November II. Johnnie Summers, X
O.-G rounds. London
November 81, Joe Goodwin. K. O.
3 rounds, London.
December IL. Boss Edwards X O.
rounds. Bristol
Bouts During 1903.
January III. Jabez White WI
rounds. Birmingham.
January II, Spike Sullivan, Dc
r. 80 pirr~',CNam.
February II. Dave Markham, K. o.
March Is, Darkie Haley VI
rounds, Belfast
March II, Joe Bowkcr. Dc rounds.
Belfast
March 27. Jimmie Burns. X. %
rounds. Belfast.
April II, Joe Goldwin Do rounds,
Birmingham
May 5. Billy Pierce. Ko.-i rounds.
birmingham.
June %. Chick Tucker, h o--l
round. New York
July 7. Billy hayward r. o.
rounds, New York
August o. Tommy Feltz. h' O'-f
rounds, Memphis.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-19

injured TO such an extent that he
died within a short lime after the
accident The accident occurred
about a year ago.
Asks for -mages-Mary Sher-
wood his brougt suit In the dis
trict court against Frank Brown. II.
r. Rand and w X. Spilcker to re-
cover damaged for injuries 10 goods.
that the plaintiff alleges she had
stored In room In the Auditorium
building The plaintiff said the goods
we're valued at more than S66S and
she asks that she lie awarded dam
ages FOR treble this amount.
Death Of Infant son-Hebcr George
Munsce. the infant son OF AIr aud
Mrs George w. Munsec of Hooper,
died at the family residence yesterday
Of pneumonia Funeral services Will
be held at 2;30 o'clock Sunday after
noon at the Hooper meeting house
Young Man lns-ne-Pom Shaffer.
young man about twenty years OF
age. was examined this afternoon as
10 his sanity by DIS. Conroy and Inge-
bTetsen and ordered committed TO the
State Mental hospital at Provo by
Judge Howell Sbaffor was taken To
Provo by Sheriff Wilson
Supt. Ware-Gencral Superintcnd-
ent Ware OF the Union Pacific rail
road spent five hours in ogden yes
terdny afternoon and evening, getting
acquainted with officials OF the COM
pany at this point.
Coored Egg SuPpIcmcnt-Savc the
supplements with todayS Standard
and use them in colorins Easter eggs
for the children Read The instruc-
tionS how To color eggs by the use of
tho supplement.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-19
HE FOUGHT WITH
HORSE TRADERS

The result of night between a
couple of horse traders and Mark
Reid. which occurred In the alleyway
leading from Twenty-fourth street,
through the block. 90 Twenty-third
street yesterday. James Horn and
John Hooker were arTalgned thlS
morning In the municipal court.
charged with assault and battery. ana
Mr.. Reid. With O badly battered lace
appeared as witness against them
The men were declared TO he gullty
Of tho oGense. and they were bned
SIS and 10 respectively The nnes
were paid.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-19
Great Bill a' ;se Orpheum Tomorrow Night

Nliinos Westony. who headlines the
orphcum bill that viii be given iis
INST presentation Sunday night. is
looked upon In Hungary. his native
land. as second PaderewsH His
capture Tor the Orpheum circuit was
one OF the master strokes OF Martin
Becks recent European tour. Wes-
tony. though classiclst. realizes that
in vaudeville he Ia appealing 10 and
entertaining all classes of music low
crs. Hence he exhibits his ability In
the best OF compositions. and at the
same time gives come exhibitions
which put him closely into the popu-
lar fold. For instance. one OF his
stunts Is To initiate a complete or
chestra on the plano keyboard. and
another Is his own composition, where
IN he blends the national anthems OF
the United States. England. Germany
and France. He makes one compost
ton OF them, yet keeps each in its
distinctive key. Wcstony varies his
artistry with a series of short talks
that arc described bv San Francisco
critics as funnlcr than anything heard
in that city in months In his playing
he is a finished artist. and vii bc
lound an entertainer OF parts, charm
ing and satisfying
Claud and Fannie Usher. with "F'a-
gans Decision likewise with Spare
ribs. Miss Ushcr's disconsolatc dog.
VIII also be on the program. "Faean's
Decision has TO do with prizc-fight-
or who reformed and waif whom he
adopted The sketch teens with fun
and pathos, soskillfuliy mingled as to
produce a perfect result in the way
OF vaudeville sketch,
James Harigan. juggler and mono
logist, is the original of all the tramp
Jugglcrs. and. in the minds of his
many admirers, the best OF them all
He has been welcomed and rewel-
coined all over the west. and Is prov
ing greater card this year than ever
before. Last season Harrlgan played
In the east. but has returned this year
to what he says his only lovc-the
west
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-19

larious skdt entitled NO Checkee. Nc
Wash-ee." IN which the two principals,
as colored man and Chln1mon.
respectively. enact the adventures OF
"collud gem man" vic en- leavors To
secure from the laundr;mau shirt,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-19

tho check for which he had lost The
result may easily be imagined.
The Orpheum orchestra will provide
its usual program numbers In It's Gus
tomary admirable style, and there will
be new kioodrome pictures.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-19
JOSEPRS PRAISES
THE CLUB WOMEN

III, Harry Josephs president OF the
oIaId OF trustees Of the Slate 1nduo-
I.lei school. was In Ogden yes;er-
uay on school business. and meeting
WIN Iriends. Mr.. Josepha states th.
Tne poard appreciates the aid of ~
ltauics. Literary club in entertaining
INC inc uoys and girls OF the scnool he
SlyS Su me club is accomplishing splen.
uio results with the students and is
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-19
All Amateur photographers

Need some of the articles
mentioned below. My stock is
new and fresh and we are al
ways delighted to show you
how to use your cameras and
kodaks, explain your failures
and help you to get good pic
lures. We do flrst-class devel-
oping, printing and enlarging.
Hand Cameras. Tunbicr Graou-
Films. atce.
Plates. Printing Frames.
Papers Squee9ee Plates.
Developers. Exposure Meters.
Fixing Salts. moore's Push
Trays. Plno.
Plate Holders. Thermometers.
Tripods. Scales.
Color Filters Flash Guns.
Portrait Lens. Flash Powders.
Bulbs and Hose. Reducing
Brushes. Powder.
Water Colore- lntensifyinq
Film Files. Powder
auby Lamps. Photo Paste.
Ruty Bulbs. Ground Gloos
The Iripp Photo Studio
$40 Twenty-fifth Street
Ogden, Utah !.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-19
WORK STARTS ON
MONDAY MORNING
Building Treste the Cutoff Made Necessary by High
Watcr-Lakc Has Risen Four rcLes Within the
Last Fifteen Days.

aiding materially In inspiring higher
il ais and creating an incentive fO-
better reading
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-19

and hand-tO-hand balancing as well
as head-to-head feats OF equilibrium
that Is we'll worth while. Their COM
cdy finale is said 10 he extremely di-
vertinG.
Cook and Stevens come with a hi
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-19

and is daintily presented by Miss Nor
rs and her company. which includes
Bruce Brayton and c. L. Schnffer
Kroneman brothers arc p German
importation, Dressed as clowns. they
give an exhibition of ncrobatic work
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-12-01

Now that the state legislatures are
about to convene it would be well for
the reformers To look into the many
gambling devices that are being used
to cultivate the gambling spirit in the
young. 1t is useless to denounce
gambling at cards, at the wheel of for
tune, and thru the lottery so long as
slot machines and other games OF
chance are allowed to run openly.
Gambling is one of the most fasciHat.
ing of the vices and one of the most
demoralizing 1t is harder to reform
n confirmed gambler than a confirmed
drunkard, for while drink diseases the
whole body, gambling robs the neral
fibre of the man. 1t is not matter OF
degree: the principle itself is wrong,
1t is destructive of morals to try TO
get something for nothing. Not only
is the principle vicious, but 1T Guilt
Yates extravaganza in the ouccs ssful
and crime in the unsuccessful, That
which is won 10y chance is soon spent
while embezzlemcnt often follows
gambling losses. Laws should be
passed in every state prohibiting all
games of chance and all schemes by
which sales, compensation or words
shall depend on chance, whether it be
by throwing dice, the turn Of IA wheel
or any other device. Save the young
from the snares of the gambler, Com
| moner.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-12-01
ADDiTivNAL LOCALS

The population of the stat" of Me-
braska is .l92.2li according to statis-
ties of the thirteenth census, taken
this year. This is an increase OF ~
9lI. or lis per cent, over l,oGd.''oo in
1900.
The population Of Webster County
is l2,OoS.
The foot bali game between Frank
lin Academy and the Red loud liigh
school team played here on Thanks
giving day resulted in scure of u to
. in favor of Franklin, Oar Toys put
up fine game and had they not been
outclasscd in weight the result would
easily have been in their favor. a
large crowd came dVwu from Frank
lin tn root Tor their team.
Aikens Il Barber of University Place
have purchased the furniture aud m
dertakiug establishment OF Albright
Bros. aud have taken possession. Al
bright Bros. have been engaged in this
business Tor number of years III thi'
! city and had built up IL very substant
ial trade. The new iiru thoroly un
derstands the business and are comp,
tent aud obliging. We extend To then
tue hand of welcome. and trust tina
their association with rs viii be al
that they can desire.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-12-01
DR.. CHAS. E. CROSS
DENTIST
Moon Block, Red Cloud
In Riverton every Monday

The moving picture business has Il
great responsibility. While it seeks
to entertain the public it must not
forget that IL yields an influence Of no
mean proportions. These perform
ances are visited by large number of
children and pictures have fascinat
ing way of appealing to children If
the pictures are vicious the effect on
the children will be harmful. Ashort
time ago there was wild protest all
over the country against picturing "a
certain prize fight on the ground that
it was demoralizing but pictures of
stabbing, killing, numbering and lend-
ness are permitted 10 be shown with
out II word of protest In the cities
some of these shows openly ask for pa
tronage on the grounds that their
pictures are only little beyond the
reach Of the law. On the other hand
there are plenty Of pictures which in.
still patriotism, teach honor and self
respect, instruct. delight aud enter.
tain. The good ones are TO be com.
mendcd, the bad ones ought to be
abolished. Whether the influence of
the moving picture show is good or
bad depends upon the picture.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-12-01

Because the Democratic party has
gained control of the government IL is
receiving all kinds of advice, some
good some bad. There is, however,
one thing to be remembered and that
is corruption like measles is catching
The same interests which have sofully
controlled legislation by controlling
Joe Canppn and others are not now
going toDinarch in body To the pest.
house there to be cured and fumugat-
ed before again mixing with their
fellow men. On the contrary they will
continue TO exert, what the ramora
Lyre calls their measly influence and
they will not hesitate To tempt demo.
Gratis as insidiously as they have the
republicans. our Democratic friends
must be on their guard and not
enter into any cntangling alliances
with the money powers. An excellent
opportunity is given aud by remaining
faithful TO the trust onr party will
gain a glorious victory two years from
now.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-12-01
80 Years Of Success.
The II. E. GrlCe DRUG 10. offer a Ca
tarTh Cuie. The MtditlH, CCsts
NoihinS II II falls.

When medicine effects success
rul treatmeu, in II very large majority
of cases, and when we offer that medic
inc on our own personal guarantee
that it will cost the sernotmng II 1t
does not completely relieve catarrh, It
is only reasonable thai people shonld
believe Us, or at least put our claim to
a practical test when We take all the
risk. These are facts which we want
the people To subs,antiate, We want
them to try Rexall Mucu-Tone, a medi-
ciDe prepared from prescription OF n
physician with whom ca'arrrh was a
specially, and, Mho has record OF
thirty years Of enviabIe success 9f his
record. /.
We receive more good reports about
Rexall Mucu Tore than We do Of all
other catarrh remedies sold in our
store, and ifmore people only knew
what what II thoroughly dependable
remedy Rexali Mucu Tone il, 1t would
be the only catarrh remedy We would
have any demand for,
RcXall Mucu-Tone isquickly absorb
ed and by its therapeutic effect tends
to disinfect aud cleanse the entire
mucous membraneous tract, to destroy
and remove the parasites which ininr.
the mem ebraneous Tissues, to sooth'
the irri,atiOn and heal the soreness
stop the mucous discharge build NJ
strong. healthy tissue and relieve th'
blood and system Of diseased matter
It's influence i, toward stimulating thu
nluco.cells, aiding digestion and i'm
proving nutrition until the whole bod!
vibrates with healthy activity. In
comparatiyly short time it bring
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-12-01
Notice

RED CLOUD, Mn, Nov 29th, 1910.
\ vacancy having occurred in the
office OF the County Commissioners Of
the ith District, by the resignation of
James q. Overman Commissioner and
the appointing officers; the County
Judge, Treasurer and Clerk having
met this day, the matter Of appointing
successor to I'll the vacancy was
continued until December 9th 1910, at
10 o'clock a. III.
lneaI L, " Ross, County Clerk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-12-01

about IA noticeable gain in weight
strength, good color and feeling of
buoyancy.
We urge you To try ReXall Mucu-
Tone, beginning treatment today.
AT any time you are not satisfied come
and tell us, and we quickly return
your money without question or quib-
bile. We have Rexail Mucu.Tone in
two sizes, soc and sl.OO. Remember
you can obtain ReXall Remedies in
Red Cloud only at our store The
Rexall store. The H. T.. Grice Drug
Co,
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-12-01

We received "a neatly printed pam
phiet this week from The Nebraska
Capital Removal Association" and
after careful reading of this booklet
we are convinced that the authors at
least take themselves seriously. 1t
takes all kinds of people to make mp
the citizens Of the world and judging
from the multiplicity Of ideas ad-
vanced each member of this universe
is at present engaged in developing a
pet scheme or hobby. The authors OF
this booklet make great deal of cspi'
tai out OF the showing which they
make in regard as to how the capital
I happened to be located at Lincoln and
| further that the state at that time was
practically undeveloped. All this IL
undoubtedly true. In delving int
history they neglected tx go back t'
Noshs time. They should have in
formed Us what the Missouri river wa
doing at the time of the flood. The.
should have also Informed us what a.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-12-01

Over in Franklin county the Bloom
ingtonites want "A new court house
and the question was submitted the
other d,v at the general election. The
Franl,linitcs bot up all the hammers
in the county aud went after the pro-
position The county records will
continue 10 mould and rot. The same
condition Of affairs exists in Webster
county. Guide Rock Signal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-12-01

titutc Caesar took relative to the en-
act spot which generations yet Uniform
were destined to select aS the one best
place To transact their state business
The authors Of the booklet seem To
imagine that because the capital is
located at Lincoln that city is being
built up at the eXT ense OF the remain
der Of the state and they want 10 pass
the good thing around. Possibly in Il
few more years every hamlet III the !
state would be thriving metropolis
provided the capital WAS moved tast
enough. They seem to thiuk that the
University wonld travel around with
the capital and that In the near future
we would have great houses OF learn
ing scattered all over this good state
of ours and that travelling in Nebraska
would he one great sight seeing en-
cursion where one could study ,archi-
lecture at the meeting Of every cross
road. As n pipe dream this travelling
peoples college ought to appeal to the
most VIVA 'magihatioh'
The authors of he oooNie' ""Eo'"'e
the plan "i selecting some cen''a' 'po'
where all the people of Nebraska
would nave the same o's'a"ce'o''"'''
} whenever 'hey hao business al VIC
} capital rs a matter oi iac' now many
oil our citiHehs nave p''s'hesS =" e'a"'
: act AT the capitai Oh lh's St"Ve' NV"
' many times year are the 'e'ne'''
= the doctors, the business men 'o"'Pe'''
ed To go To the capitai' no" many
times IN Your NE genie re'"e'' nav,
you had occasion To leave your Pu'''
home and traNei TO lhe great e"P''"
on state business: MoH' "' '"e ''''
who VISIT lhal place nave '"'' way
paid by the 'atehhu lhe' exact '''"''"i
oi TIL" state caplthi Is "' 'l'''' concern
- ''''H nun w. ''o '''',''''' .,',
t,l,,..l,.- r,,, v,,ld .,
to the boarding house anyway. Blu
the geographical center is somewhere
near MARVIN ana the a"'h"r9 N"'"''
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-12-01

Now that the government has cap.
tured set of "get.rich.quick' men
and has demonstrated that the same
set succeeded in separating the good
people of this country from $780, ,UOooO
of their hard earned money, it might
be- well for us all to resolve not to bite
again. We venture to say that no
newspaper man was caught because
that fraternity has given mp long ago
all dreams of acquiring unlimited
wealth by the Investment route. a
years subscription might be spared oc-
casionally but real money never. 1t
seems iuconceivable that this govern
ment would allow the mails to be used
for so long time before action was
taken but the mills of the gods grind
slowly. Every once in "A while we re-
ceive thru the mail glowing accounts
of rubber plantations, gold mines, etc.
and always the offer is extended To
let the dear people in on the ground
fioor for Il triiiing sum and the state
mentis ailuringly made that tins small
sum will make the investor independ
ent for life. If ii is n seven day''
wonder that the government woul'
permit of such Outlawry it is equal.
surprising that such concern coni'
find suckers enough to make thei
schemes successful. Those who kno'
SAY that If one has II little none
which ought 10 be at work the onl
safe way is to look before you leaf
Make thoro investigation before go
act aud trust the small income whic
is safe.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-12-01

The so called revolution in Mexico
proved to be more noise than anything
else. Perhaps they did not want to
stir those Texas cowboys too much.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1910-04-26
Lyric Is Good.

There is an unusual good program
on at the Biou theater for this eve
ming. The feature, "The Law of the
Mountains is thrilling melodrama
OF life among the Moonshners Of
Tennessee, but it tells the story in a
new and different way. "The law Of
the Mountains" is love story, and if
the ending is tragic, it is because the
story is true.
~. S. Army Maneuvers," is a
satisfying picture of review OF Unit
ed States troops at Fort Leavenworth,
including some apparently desperate
charges which look much too real to
be comfortable. A picture OF this
character has its uses in acquainting
the people who see it with the army
much more graphically than could be
done in any other way. Actual repre-
sentation is much pleasing, and withal,
much more instructive, than many
pages of description, no matter how
illuminating the English in which it
is written. Other very good subjects
are on the program for this evening
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1910-04-26
Will Accept the Invitation.

Doctor w. A. Long, county health
officer, has received an invitation
to attend the annual meeting Of the
Montana Health Officers Association,
which will be held this year May 9th
and 10th, at Hunters Hot Springs.
The members of the local board Of
county commissioners have also been
invited to attend this meeting On
the afternoon of May 10th, there will
be special meeting for the dis
cussion Of tuberculosis at Livingston,
following which the visiting health
officers will be entertained by the
Park County Medical Association at
"a banquet at the Park hotel. Doctor
Long expects to be present at the
meeting.