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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish 10 extend our sincere
thanks and gratitude TO all those who
so kindly assisted during the sickness
and death OF our son and brother
Harry Syphers Especially do We
thank the Rev. Zimmerman. and Mrs,
Zimmerman for the words Of consola-
tion and the beautiful songs rendered
at the funeral services We tdank
the o. OF o.. and those who so kindly
contributed the beautiful floral
pieces, and also the nelghbors' child
rem, some twenty in number. who de-
MED themselves. and bought with thel,
Few pennies. n small offering of flow
ers. We sincerely hope that all OF
hose who assisted us in our hour of
trouble viii receive the same kind
treatment, and that wnen the Grim
Reaper comes TO them at the harvest
time OF death. He nil find a field
Srown rich with righteous grain.
MRS. S. f. SYPHERS,
And Family
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07
W MINERS OF
c A NJ E R A
PRIZES

The last session Of the three days
annual convention OF the lntcrmoun-
tain Photographers association. was
held at Library hall this morning,
during which the Judges announced
the prize winners in the contest for
the best art display Tho following
awards were declared:
Grand prize. a silver loving CUP.
R c. Nelson. Hastings. Nebraska.
Class A. gold medal. Leroy Kel-
logg. Denver. Colorado.
Class b. gold medal. c. d. Gallagh-
cr. Ely. Nevada.
View class. gold medal, Ralph Saw
age. Salt Lake.
Salon honors. L. F. Griffin. Salt
Lake.
a resolution was passed providing
for the Identification OF the associa-
tlon with the Congress of Photography
OF the United States, which will con
yene at Milwaukee. Wisconsin. next
July, and tho executive board was d.
rccted TO select delegates for tho con-
gross.
President Scott and Secretary
Cooley state that the convention here
has been grand success. and they
oxtend their hearty thanks TO the
local members Of the organization for
the splendid efforts put forth TO make
tho convention one long to be remcm-
bered.
The exhibit room Of the convention
has been open to the public during
the afternoon and many people have
improved the opportunity IN Witness
Ing the beautiful specimens of art.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07

brothers alleged that on April 2nd, the
defendants gave Robinson severe
whipping with their fists. David ac-
knowledged that he whipped Mr.. Rob.
inson. but Fred said he had nothing
10 do with IT,
There was no variance In the tcsti-
mony given by Robinson and the two
Brooks boys, except that Mr.. Robin
son thought Fred had hand in IT,
but he did not see anyone but Dave
strike him. He said that the boys
gave him n severe whipping and that
he had a lame back since. He also
said that he was i'll at the time and
was not able 10 defend himself and
that he tried TO avoid the trouble.
Dave Brooks stated that he met
Robinson on Wall avenue. near Twen-
ty-fiith street. last Saturday. and told
him he wanted him TO square things"
regarding a certain deal that he had
with his brother Bill whom. he said.
Robinson had swindled out Of horse
and harness in a trade. Brooks said
his brother is weak-minded and that
he thought Robinson should not have
taken advantage OF him.
hpnlHSou TeluStu " StANlts Auf
witness said, land I went after him.
to have IL out right there. | punched
him few times. but he covered mp his
face and would not fight back. When
/ saw he could not fight. | let him
go. I though he needed licking for
doing what he did to Bill did not
care 10 sue him, because l knew 1t
would cost me IS 10 begin the suit
and / felt I would not get that much
out Of It."
Well said the court. '1t will cost
you moro than IS to get out OF It
now. Who authorized you 10 take the
law into your own hands and whip
this man? You knew nc was sick al
the time and could not fight you, and.
besides. that IS not the way TO settle
differences. I will sentence you 10
pay lnc Of SEQ or serve co days in
the city jail. l will take your broth
er's case Under advlsement."
Immediately after the hearing In
this case. the young man was arraieu-
ed on the charge OF whipping Robin
son again Monday. April 4th. 1, is said
that while Robinson was on his way
10 court Monday morning 10 testify
against Brooks for whipping him sat
urday. Brooks Jumped on him and
gave him another trouncIng. Brooks |
pleaded guilty 10 the charge, sentence !
being withheld
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07
RECKLESS DRIVING
BRINGS PROTESTS
Letter TO the Mayor Causes Order to be Issued TO the Police
Series of Accidents Head Of the City Govern
ment TO Call Halt-No More JOY Speeding.

den. by people driving vehicles. and
We thought that as the town grew in
20 the size and appearance OF little
city. there would be attention given
TO these matters BY governing authori-
ties. \ few people cried out against
the cruelty 20 animals commonly ex-
hibited on the streets until there was
a partial suppression OF that wicked.
ness. Many people believe now that
the streets OF Ogden City ought TO
be redeemed. relieved. protected from
the curse OF fast driving. from the
reckless and dangerous use OF horses
and horseless ycbIcles-and the peo-
pie saved
Personally. have devoted much
time. great effort. 10 brinE about a
change In tho manner OF using horses
and vehicles on the streets. by appeal
ing to merchants. to delivery boys. 10
tcamstcrs, TO livery stable owners.
etc. I have almost been on my knees
TO the police officers begging them 10
look away from sidewalks into the
streets. and take notice. and take ac-
ton, regarding these matters. | have
talked and written and called through
ltltpu'utss ~ uleIcndul5 WIZ Welt IT,
sponsible for the drivers and 10 the
drivers themselves, that rushed Ike
mad over the streets, killing horses.
breaking harness. smashing wagons.
threatening life and property. have
threatened 10 send boys 10 the In
dustrial school. and TO cause employees
to be prosecuted. The boys say. One
must deliver the goods. scent pack
ages. 10-cent packages. quick. and un-
der orders TO rush Merchants say.
We arc powerless. people demand the
service with orders even rush or
ders for dinner etc, and VIC must
do business.
Now. Mr. Mayor. will you take
this matter In hand? Give lnstruc-
lions 10 the police department etc.
II not the city should be put into gov
ernment by commission as soon as
possible, Respectfully,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07
FRY FOR STREAMS
EAST OF OGDEN

State Fish and Game Commissioner
Fred w. Chambers states that there
are four million trout fry in the hatch
cries of the state ready for distribution
In the streams OF Utah
Tho commissioner has brought from
the Murray hatchery 10000 fry that
will DC distributed In ogden river,
South Fork, North Fork and Middle
Fork OF the stream. each receiving an
equal number. Tho consignment ar
rived in the city at o'clock this
morning.
II Is said BY the commissioner that
the fry or this year arc the best evcr
raised in the state. and that they arc
the finest specimens that are fur
niShcd in any country They arc of
the rainbow and mountain trout vari-
cry,
The hatoheries at Murray and
Springville. Mr. Chambers SAYS. are
in splendid condition and the product
Is unusually satisfactory.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07

damage WIS done by tho foods about a
month ago
Sharpen Your Lawn Mower-That
poor old lown mower-wherc is t.?
Dig II out and telephone l.. II. Becraft
tbe Repair Man-wc will call for and
deliver It =
J. p. Hanson and party, occupying
q private car Of the Duluth. Minnesota
& Northern road, passed through Og-
don this morning en- route from Call
fornla 10 Chicago.
Kodak finishing. Trlpp. $40 25th
street. =
Luke Crawshaw IS back in his
studio at 2iG9 Washington, where he
viii be pleased to see his many
friends again. He will mako picture
that looks like you-onc with a soul, =
Tnc case of William Bcckman
against the Southern Pacific com
paDy. which has been on trinl in tho
district court before Judge Howell fo7
the past two days. probably viii be
submitted 10 the jury this evening.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07
RANDOM
REFERENCES

The best OF value In d. C G. But
tor. =
Suit for s5o.-Hattie T. Brahm has
commenced suit in tho municipal court
against Matte Il. Walker TO recover
$50. alleged 10 be due on n contract.
You can get your Spring Hnt for
one-half city prices at the Five Points
Millinery, 23S Washington Ave. =
W. A. Drescher. the world.rcnowncd
ocullst Of Rochester. New York. ac-
companied by members of his family
and occupying q private Pullman car.
passed through Ogden this morning en-
route east from California.
ONCE rooms for rent Inquire Spar
Go's book store. =
]. F. Dunn. superintendent of motive
power OF the Oregon Short Line.
passed through ogden this morning en-
route 10 Pocatello.
Classy smoke. Garcia and Vega CT.
Sars. =
The annual ball of the railway mall
clerks will be held this evening at the
Congress Dancing academy. Extensive
preparations for the affair have been
made by the clerks. and there Is no
doubt the ball will be one OF the
events OF the month.
$3.50 cash buys a ton Of Best Rock
Springs on the market Phone o.
John Farr, =
Inspect Flood CIstrlct-Superintc
ent Manson OF the Southern Pacific
company left this morning on tour Of
inspection over the Salt Lake division
OF the road. He expects TO be gone
until Sunday morning and viii inspect
the improvement work done in Pail.
sado canyon. whore a great amount OF
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07

Tho mayor today called the atten-
ton Of tho police force OF the city
20 a communication received from Vol
ley c. Gunnell on reckless. fast drly-
Ing in the center of the city. Mr.
Gunnell's letter and the mayors or
ders. are as follows:
Hon. VIM. Glasmann, Mayor. Og
den City, Dear Sir;-The papers tell
again the old. oft-repcated story OF 4
man being run over by delivery
wagon, aud lady being knocked down
by a bicycle. or course, tho wagon
had a driver In II and the wheel had
a rider on IT, OF course. the driver
and the rider and all the other people
who stop TO think about such com
mon occurrences at all are sorry for
Mr Forbes and Miss Lund. But the
question seriously stirs my mind
What is going To be done about IL?
Il have decided TO put that question
up to you. as the new Mayor. Just
fairly started In the direction OF bring
Ing good government 10 Ogden CITY.
The intersection or crossing point of
Washington avenue and gath street
is death trap. To my personal
knowledge II hns been so for twenty
one years. durilg which time | have
had my Office overlooking the spot
and day after day necessarily enter
cd upon that scene. like hundreds OF
others. that danger was there. have
seen nearly every kind of accident
occur therc-and people Injured, per-
sons Killed. horses hurt and other
property damaged. The danger has
increased with the increase OF popula-
tIon and numbers and kinds of We
hiclcs cars, wheels. etc Paving the
streets to serve as race tracks for
the wild drivers, and putting down
rough stones AZ street intersections
for fast moving wagons to jolt upon
with frightening noise. Increased the
danger. Twenty-fOurtb street from
Adams to Washington has been made
hard and smooth so that wagons may
easily so rushing down. pushing the
horses into run, onto Washington
avenue and into the crowds-and they
as. every day. every hour. nearly
every minute-increasing the danger
Practically the same as above can
be said OF the intersection OF Wash
ington avenue and 25th street. Very
similar conditions. with less danger
OF congestion. but still with lurking
danger, exist at street intersections
OF the city. Some Of MS have long felt
ashamed, in fact, Mortified. at the
manner Of use OF the streets in Og
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07

Do survivors succeeded In rcscuing
.ne wounded and cut loose the apchsr
ana made away. The attack IL said 10
nave been made 10 revenge for tho
carrying off OF native woman by the
crew
mere Is muca unrest In tho New
iieordes and several barDarIc incl
dents are reported. Al Ambryn rc-
Gently a chict died and all his wives
We're Killed and eaten. The heads 81
inc victims were recovered by French
residents and sent % tho police.
}. r Mcpherson. a trader who re-
turned 10 Sydney shortly before the
Marama sailed. told Of a tribal fight
seen by him In northern Australia \
Crow OF blacks engaged In gathering
trepang for him were attacked by hos
Tile natives with speaks and after ono
man had been uansflxed. the blacks
closed and fought hand to hand with
knives, tomahnwks and iron bars.
Eleven we're left wounded and all
were promptly hacked TO death. Dur
Ing the conflict forty men were killed.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07
BICYCLE
OFFENDER FINED

o. y. Vatow pleaded guilty to being
drunk Yesterday and Judge Murphy
gave him n suspended sentence OF 20
days In jail.
NJ. j. Marks WAS the first person ar
Taigned before the court under the
charge OF violating the new bicycle
ordnance He WAS charged with hav-
Ing rlddon a bicycle on the sidewalk
along Twenty-thIrd street Mr.. Marks
entered plea of guilty and the court
sentenced him TO pay a fine OF So
The bail OF $l5 OF Flora Wilson,
Mamie Huston and Emma Doe. col
ored women, for vagrancy. was de
clared forfeited The defendants did
not appear for trial.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07
GET THE NEWS QUICKLY
The Standard Delivered to You Within Two After the Wire
Gives the News From All Over the Word-Get Two Theater
Tickets Free With the Evening Standard

When have you the most time TO
read daily paper? Everybody an
swers. Just after supper ] take the
old arm chair. place my tired feet on
a footstool and enjoy the news OF
TO-DAY. hot from tho wires. The
morning paper may he enjoyed by
those who roll in wealth and do not
have TO work. But the man who must
leave the homo early in the morning
for his place OF business OF labor. has
no time to rend q paper before he be-
gins work. The workingman ceases
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07
PROMOT ION FOR
". c. HENDERSON

W. c. Henderson, assistant solicit
tor Of accounts for the agricultural
department, has returned from WeiS-
er. Idaho. whore he has been for the
pas; few days attending TO legal mat
ters connected with the forest scr.
Vice
Since tho segregation OF tho law de-
partment from the forest service con.
troll. Mr.. Henderson hos heen pro.
NOTED To the position OF assistant
solicitor for the agricultural depart
ment under Solicitor George McCabe
at Washington. and his salary has
been raised from sI.700 10 200 per
year. Mr., Henderson will remain at
the Ogden Office and. while he is no
longer under the jurisdiction OF the
Fourth district he is the legal adviser
for tho forest service here.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07

10 labor at C p. m The business house
closes at 6 p. m, and to expect them
TO take a morning paper TO read news
twenty-four hours old-news of yes
terday-when he can set the evening
newspaper. giving the news less than
two hours old, is ridiculous"
Everybody. OF course. wants the lat
est news The way 10 get II in ogden
Is TO take the Evening Standard
Pay three months subscription In
advance and got two tickets 10 the
Orpheum thcatcr. -
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07
CsIgned "voLNEY c. GUNNELI
Office Of the Mayor.

Ogden. Utah. April 7. 191O.-To the
Chief of Police and all police officers
of Ogden City.
You are hereby directed to enforce
the ordinances of ogden City prompt
ly and fully. showing no favorltlsm or
partially. Your attention is partic-
ularly invited 10 the attached com.
munlcatlon OF Judge Gunnell
iSigned) W1i. GLASMANN.
Mayor.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07
SIDEWALK SUITS
IN LOWER COURT

In the municipal court today the J.
P O'Nelu Construction company has
commenced suits against tho following
persons;
Stewart Moves. for S5l-57: Robert
McAlpine. for s2AG4; Charles d. Por-
ter. for Se32O, Joseph Chec6ctts 81
al. for $3.50: John MoGregor et al
for S35; W. W. Elmer. for $3.50; Joe
Harris. for s75.G4; Mrs. +. Andrews.
for f22 Mira. l. c. Nickery. icr
Sli105; Mrs. Z. J. Riley for s7t5e;
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07
W II | P P | n G
COSTS Him
10000

This morning Judge Murphy sen
fenced David Brooks TO pay fine OF
SEQ or go TO jail 60 days for assault
Ing and battcrinG ]. ". Robinson. and
his brother, Fred Brooks. was held
for further investigation.
\ second complaint was read TO
Dave alleging a similar oflense and
he pleaded guilty. Sentence on the
second count Will be passed at some
future time.
The complaint against the two
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07
Where Surgery Fails.
Cutting Wont Remove the Cause
Of Piles.

Piles mean more than merely tho
pain OF the stubborn little tumors
There Is a condition inside that must
he dealt with. Cutting Is usually FOL.
lowed with later and worse attack.
permanent cure can only be made
by oeticring the condition OF the parts
anil getting free circulation Of the
blood
Hem-Roid cures all kinds OF piles
by internal action r1sht on the cause
Sold by 5AocoN's PHARMACY. o..
den, Utah. and money hack n n fans.
81 per bottle DR.. Leonhardt, station
Il. Buffalo. y. Y.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07
SELDOM'S VENUS
new POSES TONIGHT

By special request from a number
OF Orpheum patrons who have Viewed
the wonderful poses In the Seldom
Venus act. Mr. Paul Seldom, the man
ager OF the act. will put on a number
of new poses tonight and the rest OF
the week. This act is without doubt
the most artistic thing that viii over
be seen here and any person who
loves art and things beautiful should
not miss the OrDheum this week.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07

OF the Utah-ldaho Sugar company:
PRESIDENT c, W. Nibley Of the Lewis.
ION Sugar company; President David
Eoeles, Secretary II. r. Rolapp and
treasurer II. n. Spencer Of the Anal
samnted Sugar company.
The witnesses will leave this even
ing SO as to be In Pueblo by SATURDAY
morning.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07
UTAH SUGAR MEN
LEAVE TONIGHT

u Ais evening large party OF the
S'an sugar officials viii leave for
fueOlo. Colorado. where they are TO
appear before government authorltle3
IN tne probing into the affairs Of Inc
american Sugar Refining comuap,-
lns company owns about nfty-one Dcr
panlcs, ian Soln-
J ,ose VINO have been subpoensod
are PRESIDENT Joseph +. smith secrc.
iaFy d. G. Whitney and T r Cute
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07

W. VI. Boyle. for $2S51; Mrs. z. Chap.
man, for s63.57. The various amounts
are claimed TO DC due on sidewalk con-
tracts.
r r. Bralz Is suing Peter 4. Matt
son To recover $3.50 alleged to be due
on certain contract
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07
FIERCE FIGHT OF BLACKS
IN NORTHERN AUSTRALIA

Victoria. p. C.. April The recruit
ine schooner 81. Joseph was attacked
by blacks In the New He0rides ncaT
M2iiieoio early In March and three
sailors were killed and two wounded
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-07
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

s25 reward paid and no questions
asked. for return TO Standard office
ot two Eatchcs taken from Virginia
Hotel, Sunday, March p. 4-7-lwk
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@tVaxNvM
THEATRE
Both Phones 325.
ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE

seLooms' VENUS
incompatible Representation OF ,he
Worlds Plastic Statusry. Com.
posed by Paul ssldoms
THE FIVE MoWATTs
Lightning Club Jueallna
CHARLES keNNA
The Street FskIr."
WALTER STANTON
As "Chsnticler"-Marvc IrD.r
sonat'ons Of the Rooster and Parrot
m'INTYRE AND GROVES
ION Fathers TraIn.p
MANktN
"The Frog Man." In his Scenic Pro-
duetlon, "A Frogs Paradise
oRPHeuM MOTION PICTURES
LATEST NOVELTIES
oRPHEum ORCHESTRA
PRicEs;-Nisht. 1oo. 25c and soc.
matinees, toc, 16c and 25e.
Williams news., 1910-02-26
CHINESE SMUGGLER
 WAS CAPTURED

Immigration Officer Wm. w. Thies, and Deputy Sheriff Mainz. came up from Ash Fork on No. 10 Tuesday evening, bringing one John Oliver for safekeeping in the local jail.
 Oliver had been arrested upon telegraphic advices from Immigra- tion Inspector Ridgway of Los Angeles. He is alleged to be an agent of gigantic smuggling ring. which the government officials be- leve to extend from the far off Orient to the China-towns of every American city.
 Oliver was one of the agents in charge of fourteen half starved Chinese which were dragged from the dark recesses of Southern Pacific box car in Los Angeles last Sunday and lodged in jail by i'm migration officers, Smuggler John Oliver escaped and boarded the Santa Fe train east. When he was placed under arrest upon his per- son was found ticket to Ell Paso and $53.95 in cash. He probably was on his way to get another box car load of the yellow skins from the Orient.
 After Oilver's arrest Tuesday Deputy Sheriff Mainz started with him on the train for Prescott. As soon as the train pulled out of Ash Fork Oliver went into the toilet. Within few minutes the brakeman rushed into the car to notify Deputy Mainz that his prisoner had eccap- ed through the toilet window. The train slowed enough for the officer to get off. Oliver was soon recap tured and brought here Sheriff Francis, who was in town Wednes- day, feared that the prisoner would break away from the local jail and for this reason took him up to the
Williams news., 1910-02-26
INTERESTING TALKS ON
 DOMESTIC SCIENCE

Tomorrow evening The Marjorie Benton Cooke Concert Company of Chicago, will give talks on domestic science that appeal; ballads and songs by an artist of power and monlogues of fascinating variety by a master, at the Odd Fellows opera house, the compliments of the Santa Fe.
 The personnel of the company is as follows: Marjorie BentonCooke, interpreter and mOnologist; Mrs. Emery Jones, soprano; Mrs. Joseph II. Cooke, lecturer on domestic science; Charles P. Kellogg, basso and accompanist.
 The speciality of the ent ertain- ment is Mrs. Cooke's talks on the best methods of operating q home. She proposes to show how rail road man may get more out of ''sinkers" and straight-u2s. MT. Kellogg,the accompanist and bass O.. is newspaper man and he will be heard from. Mrs. Jones is not devotee of high notes SO much as she aims to thrill and open the heart by her produc tion of the songs which have movt.d a world. Miss Cooke, the monologist, has just closed g. successful season in the east. She comes here highly recommended as an Interpreter of of the worlds best literature. In her recftals of the grotesque and humorous she has proven hers elf an entertainer who can show the funny side of life as we'll as oyer whelm you with it's becoming seriousness.
 This is to be one of the best read. Ing room entert ailments and, no doubt, they will be greeted by 8 large audience.
Williams news., 1910-02-26
Shriners Visit Phoenix

Wm. F. Dermont,:. Ole Preyez. Martin Buggeln and Ross Barnard were among the Masons from Will jams who were in Phoenix this week to attend the annual cere-
 monial session of ElZaribah temple of the Ancient Arabic Order of the
 Mystic Shrine. The caravan of Williams was sighted in Phoenix [ Tuesday at the newly sunk we'll which was sunk to the reservoir oe gem gem. Tuesday night witnessed the most bloodless tragedies eyer
 perpetrated by permission of the
 law, and with the acquiescence of
 public sentiment. A parade of the faithful under the direct command of a corps of accomplished high binders took place Wednesday. The report that the neophytes would be compelled to enter a den of lions was greatly exaggerated. Only those candidates who became recaloitrant were thrown in the lions den.