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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-04

| ing has sold portion OF his crack
Cotswolds TO j. f. Allen and Bros.
oil Draper. and a number OF Shrop.
shires, including the champion ram at
Chicago, to /. b, Perrine. OF Twin
Falls. Idaho. so that a west will
shortly benefit from the bluest blood
i'll these two breeds.
w, A. McKerrow, OF George McKer-
row & Sons. of Pewaukee, Wis. is
one of the first TO arrive. bringing
along 40 head. divided into Oxfords.
ShropshIres and Southdowns. which
were champion flocks OF all three
breeds at the Seattle exposition. The
Mckerrow have shown the champion
Southdown and Oxford flocks at the
International show for four years
straight, indicating the high class of
sheep In those two breeds being
shown here now. Mr.. McKerrow has
sold the champion OSfordS of the In
ternational show 10 a. J. Knollin. of
Soda Springs, Ida.
From Michigan.
A A. Wood & Sons. OF Saline,
Mich. Monday night brought In a
magnificent flock, embracing 35 head,
all Ram6ouillets, including % rams
and 10 ewes. which won out of 10
firsts and the ram championship at
Seattle. besides taking the ram cham
pionship at The International show at
Chicago. Utah Will benefit from this
grand blood. as Senator John Seely.
of Mount Pleasant has purchased
Woods prize yearling ram, tLst took
first at Seattle, for $500
Ernest Robson. son og Col r, S.
Robson, the famous breeder OF Elder
ton, Ont, has brought In 80 grand
LincolDs. OF which AZ are breeding
ewes from l to years old bred to
imported Marris' rams, IA eve lambs.
so ram lambs. yearling rams, and
2 2-year-old rams. all In good condi-
ton. This flocl, won both champions
ships in eve and ram at the Canadian
National exhibition, at Toronto, and
also at the London fair.
+. S. Arkell, representing Peter Ar
5cll &; Sons OF Teeswater. Ont. Is
showing 38 head of oxford Downs
that have never been beaten. and this
fine flock from the Cummerhill farm,
including 20 rams, annexed numerous
blues at the midwinter show at
Guelph. besides cleaning up the fall
shows at Toronto and London
Represents English Interests.
One OF the most widely known fig
ures is w. G. Cavan, manager OF VIII
liam Cooper &c Nephews. of England
and Chicago, who is showing three
whole carloads. including llo head, oil
the finest Hampshlres. Cotswolds,
Lincolns. Oxfords and Southdowns
These sheep have gone before all Of
the leading shows. including the Ia.
ternational at Chicago. and have won
more than 500 prizes already this sea-
son, breaking the worlds record for
wins. This flock is declared to be
the greatest collection in those five
breeds ever gotten together by ono
firm. They took 62 prizes at Chicago
alone. beating the whole world so
that the fact that they will appear
here makes il certain that tho Ogden
show will rank at the top of all ma
tional sheep exhibitions in the his
tory Of this country. The Coopers
are showing fine pen OF ewes In
Hampshires. which took the first, sec
ond and third prizes at Chicago; also
the hest pen of Hampshire eve lambs
ever seen In this country; the re-
serve grand champion wether over all
breeds at the international show, and
one Of tho finest feeced Cotswold
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-04

Nevadas and are reaching Sparks
many hours late. Tralnmen on the
Salt Lake division have received or
ders TO make no effort TO make up
time between Sparks and Ogden. as
track conditions arc more or less dan
Serous and broken rails are TO be fear
cd as result of frequent thaws and
cold spells.
Union Pacific trains arc really MAX
ing better time now than during tho
past three weeks, and delays come as
result Of bad and dangerous track
conditions east OF RNwlins and
through Wyoming and Nebraska
Schedule time is being maintained af-
Ter westbound trains reach the Utah
division at RawlinS.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-04
IMPORTANT CHANGE IN 2zNO AND
WALL AVENUE CAR SCHGO-
ULE, IN EFFECT JANU-
AIRY 5TH, 1910.

Twenty-second street cars will run
to Depot only, giving fifteen-minutc
service in place of twenty.
First car will leave East 22nd Street
at C % ~ n. III. and every fifteen
minutes thereafter until 1922 IL a,
m, midnight.
Wall Avenue cars will operate every
fifteen minutes. leaving S2nd Street
and Wall Avenue at 6:22 II a nj. and
every fifteen minutes until 1922 IL
a. NJ. running only between the cor.
ner of 25th Street and Washington
Avenue and end Street and Wall Ave
nue., leaving Washington Avenue on
the even hour, quarter and the half. =
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-04
De LA GRANGE, FRENCH AERONAUT, is
KILLED WHILE MAKING A FLIGHT

northeastern part OF the country of
the approach Of severe storm, 1t Is
OF marked intensity and was first not
cd over the plains statos
Omcials of tho bureau predict the
storm area Will increase In intensity
and move eastward attended by gen
eral precipitation within tho next SC
hours in tho districts cast OF the Mis-
sisslppi river
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-04
HEALTH OF NATION
SHOWS IMPROVEMENT

Washington, Jan 3-Onicials OF the
Public Health and Marine hospital
service In this city are congratulatI1g
themselves on the fact that in the
last calendar year there was mark
cd Improvement in health conditions
throughout the United States. There
was no yellow fever in the United
States o. in Iatin-American countries
which have been regarded as the
source of contagion for this country.
The stamping out OF yellow fever
has been brought about by hygienlc
measures carefully planned In inter.
national conferences and strictly en-.
forced,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-04
Little Johnny Jones'
Company Arrives

The Little Johnny Jones" company
arrived from the northwest this morn
Ing. The company is one Of the larg.
est that has come to Ogden this sea-
son. They are a hard working crowd.
Immediately upon their arrival thay
went into rehearsal for tonight They
are a young, fresh, brightlooking
crowd and the performance will IA
every way be up to the standard This
attraction has been In Ogden before
1t excited the most favorable CON-
ment The seat sale is large and the
performance Will be good one.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-04
AlEE TING AT
THE WEBER
CLUB

The reception committee OF the
Wool Growers convention will meet
at o'clock this evening at the We
Der Club rooms, to make final arrange
ments for welcoming the visiting
sheepmon.
All members of the committee are
urged TO be present as important
plans are under consideration.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-04
A IL I R AIMS
RI INNING G
LATE

Continued cold weather and Ice and
snow have had the effect Of delaying
all passenger trains on the Union Pa
clnc. Southern Pacific and Oregon
Short Line roads during the past
Twenty-four hours, On the Short Limo
trains have been seriously delayed
by vast quantities of snow between
Spencer and Beaver canyon and all
trains north of Pocatello have been
held up many hours in consequence
All the Southern Pacific trains are
delayed by heavy snow in the Sierra
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-04
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Seriously III.-sccretary l. I. Roy
nolds was taken homo from the we
Der club at about IL O'Clock tnls
morning and this afternoon MAS re-
ported confined TO his hcd
Sent to the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l'ar,
son. venerable pioneer, decrepit ana Ina
indircnt. was sent out TO tho county
infirmary to-day. where he will be t;lk-
en- care OF during the balance oil mis-
days.
Refused Medical Attendanee.-Wli-
liam Taylor. formerly of Evanston on
who was injured in tho Southern "a
cifc wards an hour after he was giN,
en- en- employment. and who was refused
admission TO the railroad department
Of the general hospital, Sppeased az. at
the commissioners room tn's inoruins ,Ii'',.
and solicited treatment for his inluT-
cd bond He was sent 10 the county
physician for treatment and VIII prob
abiu 60 TO the infirmary-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-04
PT TOMAINE
POISONING
Four Persons Dead and
Six Dangerously Ill
in SaWteIIe

Sawtelle, Cal. IAN. -four per
sons arc dead here and six lie dan
gcsously Ill Of ptomaine poisoning
caused by eating canned pears on
Sunday at the homo Of Mrs. d. C.
Valdez. The dead;
MRS. A. f. FERNANDEZ. % years
old.
ISABELL FERNANDEZ. her daugh-
ter. years Of age.
MRS. d. G. VALDEZ. IS years old.
mother Mrs. Fernandez.
FRANK GARCIA, s years old.
grandson Of Mrs. Valdez.
or the six persons who have thus
far survived. five are in Il danger
GUS condition.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-04

had become convinced of the advisa-
bility OF making a clean breast of it
The grand jury also Is expected to
make up shortly the investigation oil
the alleged paper combination, which
tho federal authorities have been
looking into following tho action
which led 10 the dissolution Of the
Manila fibre pool.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-04
HIGHE R-UPS
ARE CAUGHT
Sugar Frauds Are Being
Traced to Prominent
Persons

New York. Jan Investigation
ol the 7uear underweighlng frauds was
continued today by the federal grand
jnry aud IL was intimatcd that furth-
ct indictments. possibly of prominent
persons. iGht bc expected soon.
Confession stories have been IN the
ar recently aud today's report lad IL
mat not only had Important rcvela-
lions been made by employees Of the
American Sugar Refining company.
I'VE OF whom were recently convicted
Of conspiracy 10 deiTaud. but that em-
ployes OF other sugar Importing lirms
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-04
Antitrust Message Thursday.

Washington, Jan. 4.-Another
change in President Taft's program
OF special messages to congress was
announced at the White House today.
1t was stated that the message on in
terstate commerce law probably would
not 80 to congress until next Monday
or Tuesday The antitrust message
is stu scheduled for Thursday.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-04

way and street car traflc suffered.
In the southwest there was no seriouf
interference With traffic. although tho
fall OF snow and slect In Missouri
Kansas and Northern Oklahoma wa
the heaviest OF the season
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-04
MAGIC AT REESE HOWELL
& SONS.

The above firm have engaged Miss
Rheda of New York. the Magician, to
entertain all in feats OF magic for four
DAYS. commencing January 5th
Everybody invited. Free to ALL -
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-04

Kansas City. Jan. Snow and
sleet fell over the greater portion OF
the trans Mississippi valley today. ac-
companied by cold north wind In
Iowa and Nebraska the storm took on
the proportions OF blizzard, and rail
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-04

Topeka. Kan. Jan. six inches
has fallen here and 1t is accompanied
by driving sieet.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-04
WARNING OF
Big STORM
Government We ath r
Bureau Predicts Great
Cold Wave

Washington, Jan. 4.--In a special
bulletin today, Professor willis l.
Moore, chief of the weather bureau,
warned all points throughout the
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-04
Presidents Special Message Will Be Cheer.
ing Word to the Irrigationists.-Railroad
Presidents Not DOwncaSt as Reported

Washington, Jan. 4-In the special
message on conservation, which Pres
ident TAFT Will send TO congress on
Monday. loan of $4,000, 600 to com
plete the existing reclamation pro-
jects will be suggested.
Western senator's. who have visited
tho President during the last few
days. have been given to understand
that such loan will be recommended
in The message. The loan PROBABLY
would be floated as short term bonds
OF certificates of Indebtedness.
Senator Carter and some OF the 9TH
CT western senators arc inclinod TO
favor the Issue Of certificates. but
Senator Borah, who Is the author OF
bill for a $30.000.010 bond issue, Is
opposed to an Issue OF certificates
He believes that an issue OF bonds
would be taken up more readily
Friday. President Taft will send TO
the senate q brief message transmit
ting all of the papers and the report
the CLAWS charges against Secretary
Ballinger These papers werc called
for by senate resolution The Pros
ident had intended yesterday TO send
In his special message on interstate
commerce law changes Friday, 1t was
said today, however, he desired TO
consult further With members OF the
interstate commerce committees OF
the senate and house.
II was also stated that the verbal
changes agreed to in tho conference
yesterday wit hthe railroad presidents
would require re-printing OF both
the message and the Wickersham bill,
embodyiug the Presidents views. This
bill Is to be placed at the disposal OF
the congressional committees, II the
members desire IT.
The special message on the conser-
vation of national resources, which
the president had hoped to got ready
by Monday next, has been postponed
until the latter part of next week.
New York, Jan. 4-"I know pretty
we'll what the bill Will provide and I
ran say it need not alarm the inye5-
tor nor embarraSs any railroad that
wants TO do business In straiGhtfor-
ward and orderly manner" declared
w. C. Brown, president of the New
York Central lines. Mr.. Brown was
one of the six railroad presidents who
conferred With President Taft yester-
day on the railroad Legislation which
the president will recommend to con-
gress next week in a message.
Wall Street and the railroad world
have been keenly interested In the
coming railroad legislation and Pres
ident Browns declaration allayed In
great measure the fears that the mes
sage would prove embarrassing to tho
present control of tho country's car
riers.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-04

II a lamp wick moves up and down
with difficutty a simple remedy is TO
null out few threads oil either side
Of the Wick,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-04

Dcs Moines. Ia. Jan. 4.-Des Moines
Is in the grasp OF a severe snow.
storm today. Trains are late anu
street car service impeded. Zero tenn
perature accompanies the storm.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-04
BLIZZARD
is SEVERE
Street Car Service in
Several Cities is
Para!yzed

Lincoln, Neb. Jan. 4--The street
car service here is completely par
alyzed, the lines to the suburbs being
showed In.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-04
NEW I RAINS
RUN IN TO
OGDEN

new time card will go into effect
on the Union Pacific system within
the next week or ten days aud. with
the various changes made. viii be the
addition Of passenger train between
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12
Story About a Young Man

There was a young fellow of about 20 years who was
born parents of much wealth and power Upon his fathers
death he inherited many dollars high position and uemen
dous special privileges under the law
This youth earned dollar OF all his money. Moth
Ing he did warranted the high position which he enjoyed
Especially favorable laws enabled him take from the peo
pie his country money with which he could live in deness
and luxury. Moreover happened that the burden OF
this levy this taxation whatever the process might
be called fell heaviest people who the least able pay
All these things were his simply by the divine right OF
birth and because OF the slightest merit his part
because OF any ability his part TO make good for mil
Hons of his countrymcn of wealth and Indeed
would have been all the had he been physical aud
moral pervert and mental nneompoop. 1t wholly a
matter OF birth.
No this is a story OF stupid babarc Central Africa
AS rule the ignorant savagcs OF Central Africa entrust wealth
position and power only fellows with ambition and ability
to them where they'll do the most good
Well this young fellow were telling You about took inc
peoples money which he got through special privilege ana
"divue" right Of birth wasted Injuries Tor himself
his crones lie bought the eostest wines yachts auto
and carriages galore. lie gave banques which, in two
hours the price OF thousand mems Tor two
weeks he and his fellows who, through special privilege aud
"diviue" birth, also had right 70 do H.
Finally he got mistress dance hau beauty model
or something OF that He loaded her with money and
Jewels He drank and rode and had high old time gencr
ally with her He exhibited her publicly and shameessy until
kept their houses and thought OF strangng
their daughters lest they fall under the influence OF his money
and position
An this time this young mans eowmen-his country
going cold and hungry by the million They worked
hard and long but much OF their earnings had toward
maintaining condition under which he could be wholly idle
and sport his golden uniforms automobiles, yachts brazen
eoncubnes and such like But last the suffering millions
decided the condition which they did and the
young man had to leave the country.
Oh pshaw. mol THIS isn't American stOryl It's the
story OF King Manuel OF Portugal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12
Greenlander Takes
Week to Say Low"

Prof D'Orza. - Genoa. n noted
italian llugulst has started a book
which VIII contain all the cndcar
tng terms 30 al languages from the
musical French for 4 love YonF
{ Je Annie voua'l "a the Green
lander's Jess musical phrase for the
same term " endearfusut.
This Is how The Grccnlauaer tells
hia Eirl be loves her, ~unifrraecn.
"a lalna ierfiro naiuu guarrigu
iak.' And the Greenland lover la
supposed 10 say Il an IN one breath
This coming dictionary Of love
vili say that when the Chinaman
SAINTS 10 say 4 love you. he will
say No ugi nj. whllc tha men 81
certain Indian tribes express their
feelings ~ love by saying Main
sym knpisar karin.
For brcvlty a tribe In Africa has
civilization and EavaEery beaten 10
a fraxzlc. for all he says L. Aha
and the dusky maiden knows shat
he Is talking about and generally
says yes.
The Arab SAYS "Nehabbeck. .
while the Turk whenever he wants
10 make an addition 10 his hRrem.
says sid ssvei0rum"
This IL how the Armenian goes
70 II: "He SIREN ga hez"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12
OBSERVATIONS

EVEN horseman who buekng bronchoa won't set
had Is, a 4 GsG got his Insurgency on straight after he
ONLY THOSE ENTITLED TO be bur, viii be damaged by tho
council investigating committee
bad combination when statesman has cold feet and
YOUR NAME ON THe RECALL petition win be prima iaoie
evidence Of your good citizenship
TIE people Of Portugal wont worry nov II er King Manuel
hikes back to the Paris tenderioin
ROOSEVELT HAS BEEN PLAYING With bpaue politics long
enough % have an ayaioFs certificate
MAYOR GILL may have KEEP, campaign promises but they
the promises he made TO the people
LOTS or PEOPLE could afford to believe It of wappy II they
moving picture proof Of him In the act
NOW ss s' ssa sa ss S to remind .ss, the
THERE is some consolation even for King who is kicked OF
the throne He take off those SIR pants
THE nonpARrsAn judiciary candidates can sec around
legal corner Just as far as their hand picked be'aen the
SECRETARY Won MEYER has happy faculty Of promising
great
CONSERVATION of our natural resources doesn't properly
more good as fertilizer
s...: + %aS ss-y zee @ .4s ,s Re s.s
AzaoelAn,;1s ne, ne only sreasn Who 90 up in I'll.
air There's the srd@an who has acquired the habit Of voting for
WHEN Jumped OF
In state he about wise the jumped
10th Century Limited 10 his
King Manuel doesn't his JOB back he ought to make
catch for American heress millions and
yearning rambling rake o royalty.
" stockholders In corporation unonze and elect directors
and business ageutwhy shouldn't OF
that corporation have right to do the same thlngf
~ Manuel and
still hold his position sassiety opening young
Of his size and pile. In PfttBburg Pa. a. 3 A.
YOUNG who expect be kings should early
IN life The king business ~ uncertain NOWADAYS and future
utlehunng heresBes.
good idea have something to fall back
EVERY a while the people Of
aid statutory another
the bone pile When the have a o
enforce all the purposes law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12

things. we can blame him for this
Fifteen years ago. IN the old
Howard. Boston. Howard put across
a new ono With words eat "a one
Of sousaa stirring marches. Hos.
ard sans a song called The Brook.
Ign Handicap and illustrated Il
with motion pictures taken az
GraYeuend race track Perhaps il
was the Belmont traek--it dooan'i
matter
Very Personal Note. AZ this
time and until about seven years
ago Howard WAS known usually a.
Howard A Emerson The Fmer.
son "ud ~ u was Ida Emerson.
thea bis wife
Married "aiue Mouse"
There has been a change aimee
Mr. Howard ~ now the husband Of
Miss Mabel harrison. star Of The
Blue Mouse. and ha IL almighty
glad of a. Glad. you understand
that b. u Mics BArrinon'a husband
Tho star Interviewer didn't enquire
NhalheF he vas glad that she was
the star 81 '-Tho blue Mouse"
Very Personal Note No. 2. How.
ard has = coiored valet named liar.
~ Harm smokes all tho cigars
that friends press upon Howard.
cause Howard doesn't smoke. save
for puff or two ~ cigagrt whilst
he Marbles that Dreaming aong
In act
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12

Who Il would tell ono that Joseph
r. Howard got bis frat start In the
theatrical bunlncHa about 20 years
ago IN Denver Joseph was 81 =
tender age whon ho yielded 10 the
lure Of the footllghts We have
this from Joseph himself
Ito alid into the burlsaqus ond 81
Il A burlosque show. known Ia
Kansas city as red satin" show.
la form OF entertainment that
knows Joseph r no more
Howard has written more than
TOO song compositions that have
proven winners
ilo IL responsible for a score of
musical comedies that have yielded
him Immense royalties.
Used Lantern slides.
Ito vas the first singer 10 nHe
lantern slides % illustrate tha
songs Thus. ia addition Ia ether
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12

Tho more fact that another one
OF joe Towards aprightly musical
shows. Lower Berth Thirteen.
had lta premiere at Madison. via.
last evening didn't cause the slight
est ripple Ia the tranquil actor
composer manager when Star
interviewer trailed him Into the
star dressing room at the Moore
last night after act / OF "'rhe God
dess OF Liberty"
Nor did the fact that the Star
interviewer had witnessed this act
wedged In between Signor
Scott. the famous operate singer,
and Secretary Of the Navy George
Won l. Meyer have any effect upon
tho interview.
Meyer just chowod his muatacha.
Scott kept time 90 the music with
HANDS and feet and talked TO him.
self In Italian
Il have q gnawing curiosity 20
kuow u you have ever tolled at any.
thing but popular songs. musical
shows and dancing" was tho first
shot aimed at the amiabie Howard
Ran Hotel Once.
YES" he answered sadly. "Onoe
about six years ago In Denver.
ran tho Windsor hotel My com
pany WAS playing tho Weber s
Fields comedies then. had such a
big chorus that hired tho hotel
outright and the company mem,
hNr8 we're gueHta"
THAT Was a pretty good stroke
~ business suggested tho Star
interviewer.
sure 10 was" replied HowArd.
ION the part Of the company Nom.
bers had an awful time collect.
ing board from them. oven though
they got their salaries almost rcEu.
larry"
But Howard passed this over
lightly.
ANY hobblesf~ inquired the Star
interviewer following the usual
third degree dope.
Yes have a strange fancy for
collecting royalties on my songs
AiHO ! am rather foad OF damhlng
OF a couple % musical comedy
scores after roagd u golf lie
said this careleualy. like that
Not gpli. rcaliyg" Eaapcd Mr.
Rosenficld. friend from Nrw
York. who WA visiting tn Howard .
dressing room
The man responsible for Il Won
der Whn'a kissing Her Nov"
smiled apol0geticaliy.
Likes Baseball, Too.
Well. ! DO Ike baseball fairly
well. N that is any better
Several siEha Of relief from the
assembled ylsitora
II there was theatrical who's