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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-28
TEX RICHARD
GETS WORRIED

RENO, New. June 27.-Promoter
Rlckard was greatly worried tonight
by the receipt OF telegram from a
Chicago newspaper man stating that
II was rumored there that the fight
would positively be called off.
Get busy" concluded the message
and Rickard inferred that the rumor
had been taken seriously and would
be published broadcast
There Is absolutely no truth in
this new rumor of state Interference.
Rickard stated TO the Associated
Press
Il have the personal assurance of
Governor Dickerson that he will not
Interfere. ] can't imagine how such
a report could have reached Chicago.
| know 1t is not true but am afraid
the constant repetition of such ru-
mors viii prevent many visitors from
coming out"
Rlckard promptly communicated
the Chicago message to many OF the
newspaper correspondents here and
assured by them that the news of the
revival of the Interference rumor was
as great surprise to them as 1t was
To him.
Governor Dickerson is expected
mere from Ely tomorrow.
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WESTERN PACIFIC TO
Open IN AUGUST

Salt Lake, June 27.-Circulars havo
been issued by the traffic department
of the Western Pacific, with headquar-
ters at San Francisco, to the effect
that the company Is now arranging to
inaugurate It's passenger trnin service
and Will start its trains running some
time during tho last half OF August
The trains win be equipped with
the latest type OF steel coaches. din
Ing cars. library cars and through OBJ.
servation cars. There will also be
compartment sleepers and the trains
Will be lighted by electricity. The
most modern convcnIences employed
in railroad usage will be found on
the coaches. according TO the cIrcu-
lar
The schedules Of time are now being
worked out, and Will be published a
short time before the commencement
Of traffic
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SHERIFFS SALE.

In the District court, Weber Coun.
ty. Utah-C. g. Hancock, Jr.. plaintiff.
VS.. Susannah Hancock. Josephine
Yeager, Samantha C.. Geisler. Alta
Shurtllff. Edward Hancock, Ella Wat
kins, Lizzie Wright. Melinda j. Han
cock. William Hancock. George Han
cock. David Hancock. Riley Hancock
and James A, Hancock. defendants.
To be sold at sherlffs sale. on the
18th day OF July. 1910. at the front
door OF the Weber county court house
at II o'clock noon, In Ogden CITY,
Weber county. State Of Utah. to-wit;
All of Lot One m. in Block One
%, In Cropsey's Third Addition to
Ogden City in Weber County. Utah.
Dated February 81 1906.
B. 3. WILSON,
Sheriff of Weber County. Utah.
BY j. A. Hutchens, Deputy Sheriff.
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HERSCHEL BU[LEN
DIES IN CACHE

Richmond. June 27-Herschel Bull
len. Sr., one OF the best known citi-
zens of the state, died at his old
home In this city today of rheumatic
fever His death was very sudden
as he had only been sick about three
days. AT the time OF his death, on
account of his dying so suddenly. only
a few members of the family were at
his bedside He Will be buried from
the family residence In this city Wed.
nesday afternoon.
Herschel Bullen. Sr.. although the
last fifty years Of his life have been
spent In Cache county, was one of the
best known men OF the state. He was
born in Mercel, Me, January 10, 1S4o.
When but six years old he sailed with
his parents around Cape Horn to Cal
ifornia, where they landed in 1S47.
After reaching California they set out
at once for Utah. and reached Salt
Lake early in 1913. The family home
was built near the old Pioneer square,
where he lived until he came 10 Cache
valley In 1860 and took up his home,
stead at Richmond
When but 10 years old, his father
died. and the cares of the entire fam
fly were placed upon him. and until
the other members of the family We're
able to care for themselves. he was
their only support
After coming TO Richmond and start
ing his farm. he took an active part
in the railroad construction of the
state. He directed construction of
the Rio Grande from Price. Utah, to
Salt Lake. After completing this
work. he did considerable work for
the Oregon Short Line railroad and
built the main line of this road as far
north as Weston. Ida. After leaving
railroad work, he again went back to
his farm. where he remained until
he was appointed to the state land
board by Governor Wells. He retain
ed this position for three years, and
again engaged in active farm work In
Cache valley
Besides n widow, he leaves a broth
er. Newell Bullen, and six children to
mourn hls death His sons are Her
sobel, Jr. Roy and Asa.
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PLAN TO MURDER
BY YOUNG BOYS
William Partridge ConvInces Officers
That He and Partner Are
bad Men,"

Salt Lake. June 2S-In the midst
Of bis Diamond Dick" exploits. Will
liam Partridge. alias Clarence Han
son, 16 years OF age. was arrested by
Deputy Sheriff Sam NOVEL; Monday
evening and taken 10 the county Jail.
where he Is being held for the juve-
nile officers. A watch and Winches-
ter rifle. the lad confessed to have
stolen, are at the Jail awaiting their
owners. Henry Jacob. alias Henry
Goss, a years of age. and the part
ner OF Partridge, is being searched
for by the Juvenile court officers and
the deputies. According 10 the con-
fessIon made by Partridge to the dep
uties, he and his youthful partner
had planned TO kill the firSt man they
found alone.
When Deputy Sheriff Novel; went
to Emigration canyon Monday after
noon 10 look into the reported thefts
Of sheep. he was told by a number of
campers that some person or persons
were stealing various articles from the
camps. After investigating the stor-
les, Deputy Sheriff NOVEL; started In
pursuit Of the boys and succeeded
in catching young Partridge In XII.
lens canyon The boy was taken to
the county jail. He told OF entering
the house Of Morgan Hughes, and de-
scribed 1t as being the first house
south OF the University drug store on
Thirteenth East street, near Second
South street.
Tells OF TheftS.
Partridge said that he had stolen
the 32-callber Winchester rifle and
some blankets from there. He then
told OF starting for the canyon with
his youthful partner He said that
when they reached the Pioneer sum-
meT resort he had entered one OF the
rooms and had stolen gold watch out
OF vest he saw hanging in the room.
Deputy Sheriff NOVEL; discovered The
owner OF the watch to be c. NJ. Eckel.
the proprietor Of the resort
The boy admitted to having stolen
a number OF small articles and TO
have picked the pockets OF persons
watching ball game al Fort Douglas.
He said that he and hls partner plan
ned to Kill the first man they found
alone. Partridge said that his partner
Henry was TO shoot first and If tho
nrst shot did not do the business"
that he was TO take the rifle from
Henry and finish the job He said
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My honest convictions as to socialism
are too we'll known TO need comment.
1t Is possible that shall travel and
give couple of lectures under the
auspices of the Unitarian Fellowship
for social justice. The society has a
largo membership committed to the
study of social problems. | am in cor
respondencc with the Rev. John
Haynes Holmes, pastor of the Church
OF the Messiah In New York City. who
is president of the subordinate Unltar-
Ian society. with a View of giving a
course OF lectures"
The Rev. Browns report on his
mission to the annual congress OF the
Socialist party IN Chicago. as delegate
from Utah, was general in character.
He told of the attitude of the con-
gress toward questions OF immigra-
tion and woman suffrage. He announc-
ed that he would make a more COM
pleto report later.
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SPREADING THE BAD REPORT.

George Craig the Gamers that
Kansas City have rpubhed the criticism the Utah
neries made by Deputy Inspector Smith before parents
Salt Lake and have added most uncompmenty
the methods of doing business followed in Utah.
AS feared the time the newspapers other canning
using the iadvised
injury of the Utah canning industry The rivals within
the territory covered by Utah spread story
usanry conditions to all points the damage may
able.
The canned goods Of Weber county know point
of excellence superior the goods competitors
their merits the local products suffer if
the outside world that goods
and unwholesome.
There have been defects the method of canning,
but whatever might have been those shortcomings
ply to other canneres beyond our boundaries.
In the the washers have been imperfect elsewhere
there not factory this district that substituting
washers for the very latest machinery spraying
that with the improvements this season. Weber county
lead the number plants where equipment
installed
In the meantime action should be
effect of the blunder made by the Inspector Salt Lake
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BALLOT WINS
At SHEEPSHEAD

SHEEPSHEAD BAY. June 81
james r. keene's Ballot, at Is to 20
won the Advance stake today, defeat
ing King Jamos easily by two lengths
The original field was reduced TO two
starters at post time. with Ballot al
ways an odds-on choice. King James
was we'll supported at even money.
First race. Ave and n half furlongs.
futurity course-War Jig, 10 10 !,
won; Sigurd. to 2. second; Feather
Duster, 4 to 1, third Time. 1,0S1-5
Second race, Steeplechase. about
two miles-Aunt julie, 10 to 1. won;
Thistledale, to 8, second; Harold.
A.. 90 to l. third. Time, 4'06 3-5, Bal
lalalla and Ticket of Leave fell
Third race, seven furlongs-Cohort,
8 to S, won; Homecrest, Is to /, sec
ond Big Stick. 6 to 1, third. Time.
1-27
Fourth race, the Advance, mile and
Observation-Disclosures, is to 90 won;
King James, even, second. Time.
2.l0. Two started
Fifth race. mile and half, turf
course-The Peer, 9 to 90. won Odd
Craft, Z to 1. second: Golden Flora,
20 to 1. third, Time, 2372-5.
Sixth race, one mile-SIr John
johnson. 8 to ] won; Nimbus. TO l,
second; Restigouche, to 2, third
Time, 1:39
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INSURGENTS CLAIM
TEDDY ROOSEVELT

OYSTER BAY. n. Y, June 27.-
Robert M. LaFollette, United States
Senator from Wisconsin and the faith
er Of Republican insurgency. spent
two hours this afternoon, talking pol
itIcs with Theodore Roosevelt He
left Oyster Bay wearing broad
smile. With Senator LaFollette was
G.. E. Rose, q New York lawyer. who
was formerly his law partner The
senator vas caught despite his Of
forts to travel In cognito by a group
OF newspaper men.
When he returned, just in time TO
catch train for New York he was
smiling his most expansive, persua-
sive smile.
IT'S all right. boys" be cried jovial-
ly; "the colonel says l may talk with
you.
Did we talk politics?T he replied
to the first question. I'VE did, and
he emphasized the affirmation.
1--WE talked OF the legislation of
tho present session of congress-" he
continued, from the attitude of those
members OF the Republican party
whom the newspapers are pleased to
call insurgents
Can you go into details7"
No | prefer that thcy come from
Sycamore Hill. I am much pleased
with the result OF my visit with Col
onel Roosevelt, very much pleased, In
deed f"
Tho senator paused for moment,
recalling the happenings OF the after
noon. Suddenly the emile loft his
face for the first time and he said I'm
pressiyely:
81 want to tell you that Colonel
Roosevelt is the greatest living Amer
ican.' he added slowly and signifl.
cantly; "he is In fighting trim.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-28

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smelly feet. corns, callouses or bun
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Ing out all the poisonous eNudations
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You Will feel better the very first
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There is nothing on earth that can
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druggists 20 cents por box or direct
if you wish from Walter Luther
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DR.. SHORT DECL ARES
STOCKAOE EXPEDIENT

Salt Lake. June 27.-The Rev, Fran,
els Burgette Short at the First Meth.
odist church last night took the theme
OF his sermon from the recent closing
of the stockade. Rev. Mr Short ex-
pressed himself as being strongly op.
posed 10 the closing of the stockade.
on the ground that the evils which
make such an institution possible
VIII continue. even though that one
place be locked up, and he gave IL
as his belief that Is is far better to
have the scarlet women corraled in
one section than to have them roam.
Ing over the city at large
The speaker urged cooperation on
the part Of the citizens of Salt Lake
City with the city officials In their
efforts TO suppress vice of every de.
soription.
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CON. PloCHE WILL
CUT BLACK LEDGE
Ready to Push Work Of OPENING
Known Resources Of Vast
Extent

A force OF men was placed at work
last Friday at the workings OF the
Raymond Ely mine of the Piocho
Consolidated company, cleaning the
machinery and getting everything In
form for starting active operations
Immediately upon the arrival OF a
carload of coal for fuel, which was
expected upon the first freight to ar
rive over the reconstructed Phoebe
branch of the Salt Lake Route. Ear.
lier In the week men had been start
ed at work In the compaSy's Susan
buster mine to catch up some slight
caves In tho workings which had oc-
CURED during the period of inactiy-
ity.
With Superintendent William LLOYD
In general charge, the Consolidated
Ploohe operations have been placed
In direct charge OF j. w. Carlton. a
practical mining man, who has seen
much active service as a mine man
ager in South Africa and In Montana.
MI Carlton has been instructed TO
sink the No, l shaft. which Is double
compartment and Is already down 900
feet, to the 12,00-foot level. where
connection Will be made with the old
workings of the Raymond Ely mine.
the special object OF the work being
the development OF the famous Black
ledge. which. although 1t was opened
TO the 1.200-foot level in the Old DAYS.
was not mined on account of the
zinc contents of the ore making It's
treatment difficult.
In the light of modern advance
ment In the science OF reducing ores.
the Black ledge is virgin source of
revenue OF vast extent. and the com.
pany VIII lose no time placing It in
form Tor production upon u large
scale.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-28
CHlLDREN'S HAIR
Keep II Clean and Free from Disease
by Using ParIslan Sage.

If you want your children to grow
up with strong, sturdy and vigorous
hair, teach them TO use Partisan Sage
tho world renowned Hair Tonic.
Partisan Sage Is guaranteed by Bad
cons Pharmacy to cure dandruff and
stop falling hair in two weeks II
grows new hair quickly IN cases where
the hair is thinning out"
II is positively the most delightful.
invigorating hair dressing on tho mar.
ket 1t is not stick or greasy and will
make the coarsest hair soft, lustrous
and luxuriant. Get SOC bottle from.
eAOcON and watch how rapid It's ac.
tlon -
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in myriads. and they made It almost
impossible to dance with any comfort
In the dining room and other parts
of the resort they were equally bad
In the water bathing Is worry In.
stead of a plesure. The files swarm.
Ing about make 1t necessary for the
bathers to fight continually.
Means OF destroying the pest are
being considered. 1t is said that they
come from some of the islands In the
lake and plans are now under way
for the use Of chemicals of some kind
In destroying the flies at that island.
Just which is the island they are on
Is not known. but 1t is thought they
come from either Hat island OF Bird
island. The pest Is by far worse this
seson than ever before and every eff.
fort TO check the conquest of the
bothersome little gnats has so far
been OF no avail
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eLIooeN CARS IN OMAHA.

OMAHA. Neb., June 27-Dan Lew
is, of the Pathfinder for the Glidden
tour arrived In Omaha at s. 30 this
evening and was followed at intervals
by the other contesung cars. The
2i2 miles from Kansas City was made
over the worst dusty roads. but no
accidents marred the journey. The
tourists have covered 1924 miles
thus far and have S37 miles yet to so.
Pathfinder Lewis aaid tonight that
this years tour had been the hardest
OF any yet attempted.
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INFESTED WITH OUTLAWS.

The hop the Oregon Short Line train on Second street.
within the city limits of Ogden receiving
the press of country Republican in its com
men points out did the Standard yesterday that there
reign Of avesness in this state and drastic
to free Utah. particularly Ogden Lake desperate
criminal gangs. The Republican says:
Three bandits masked heavily armed held up the north
bound Oregon passenger distance north
Ogden early hour yesterday morning butay
the head with their revovers preliminary
ing them broke the express large sum of
money and then disappeared.
Utah has harbored all kinds and classes criminals but since
the exploits of Butch Cassidy escaped dpredations of the
train robber Missouri used have monopoly sort of
thing With the breaking the James Younger gang
train robberies became frequent
Montana selected by pals for the
of their extensive operations which made the Treasure
ious famous for there
berries in the states of Washington Missouri and Ne
braska in the last years
1T sometimes that up by tyros but in the
main the who engage the business most desperate
criminals be found the country any number
Of human lives to accomplish their purpose
Burglars footpads and robbers kill without the
least compunction and deserving when once the
clutches Of the law although the particular they
arrested may not have been accompanied by murder.
In of the southern burglary the night time is
punishable by death are subjected to like
penalty the theory being that for
the purpose robbery facilitate escape the robber
Many people object capital punishment the case of
the murderer caught redhanded and rg of his
victim Others would penalty so as to embrace
the train robbers burglars and footpads.
While the debate as to the adSby putting desperate
criminals out Of the attempting good citizens of them
by kind treatment Is going crime of all increasing the
Fa murder the operations Bngrst Thompson and the
train robbery north of Ogden proving oncuvey Utah has
her share Of wild beasts
There is but thing do Hunt down criminals of all
oasses and give them the limit of the law whether life
Imprisonment very long term behind walls.
No man need hungry in this desire
work readily find it. The become robbers
In order to avoid working for living That being they
are not entitled to the consideration the
jury '~e
Utah afford disgrace to long series
- crimes least of all Salt Lake and Ogden afford under
Tue cnarge that the two cities
hug and murderer Hunt them Not train
ROBBERS but all the others az we'll
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GNATS IKE TRIP
/. TO SAL TA|R MISERABLE

SALT LAKE. June 27.-The Tele-
gram says;
The most serious trouble ever ex-
perienced at Saltalr from small euats
Is that reported at the present time
oy persons who have visited the re.
sort In the last few days.
Inc small flies meet the train as il
pulls In over the trestle and till the
cars until they are black They lang
aoout the pavilion In millions and not
Ior minute do the plesure seekers
get relief
on the dance floor Saturday night
one dancers met their Waterloo The
"ies wore swarming about the place
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SOLDIER DESERTS;
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE

Salt Lake. June 2S.-Rather than
accompany his regiment on the long
hike between Colorado SPRINGS and
Fort Russell, Wyo., William Davis, a
musician OF the hand of the Fifteenth
United States infantry, deserted from
Fort Douglas Saturday morning. and.
Tearing arrest, attempted suicide
shortly after o'clock last night ar
the home of Joseph Manning. $50 Bry.
an avenue. He took large dose of
laudanum. but was brought out of
danger before the poison could take
effect.
Davis enlisted as a musician at New
York City, November 10, 1909. He
was Immediately assigned to the band
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-28

of the Fifteenth infantry, and in com
pany with numerous other recruits
came to Fort Douglas early In Decem.
Der. He had natural love for music
and proved valuable addition to the
Dand. When told that the march of
MS regiment between Colorado
Springs and Fort Russell meant n
hard tramp Of $50 miles over sun.
beaten roads, Davis became peevish.
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WHY SO WEAk7
Kidney Troubles May Be Sappine
Your Life Away-Oeden People
Have Learned This Fact.

When healthy man or woman be-
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cause, becomes weak languid, de-
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dizzy spells and urinary disorders
look 10 the kidneys for the cause of
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to prove It,
Mrs. H. C. Peterson 3i34 Washing.
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consulted the best physicians in this
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suffered terribly from rheumatism
and my feet were badly swollen as
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them. tStatement glven in July.
1906D
Mrs. Peterson was interviewed on
July 20. 1909 and said: MY health
has been unusually good since | took
Doan's Kidney Pills. | have no OBJ
lection to the continued publication
of my former testimonial"
For sale by all dealers Price 80
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New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan n's-and
take no other.
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HAVING Her WAY.

$50 you are going 10 housekeeping
as soon as you're married? | thought
you had made up your mind to board?'
Eyes. but George Is equally deter
mined TO have house of our own
And So you are going to keep
house In order to please George?"
NO, I'm going TO keep house so
that George will be glad 10 board
Ideas,
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council last night, disclosed that a
turtle can bring $50. some pairs of
pigeons $75 and chimpanzec 5000
A porcupine was charged up at $50.
a babboon at s35; two plain mon
keys cost s22. cassowary s225. and
pair of Japanese cranes $50. All
were for the Highland Park zoo.
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Destructive Theology.

At a chapel In Yorkshire the pulpit
was occupied one Sabbath morning by
n minister from neighboring town.
A few days later the preacher re-
ceiyed copy of the local weekly pa
per. and his attention was drawn to
the following item; Rev - sup
piled the pulpit at the Congregational
church last Sunday. and the church
will now be closed three weeks for re-
pairs London News.