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The San Francisco call., 1910-05-24
FORBES REST

Heart Of Santa Cruz Mts., surrounded by two
beautiful trout streams; bathing; woods; q pic
s. j. Round trip season tickets, Sc. so.
W. G. FORDE. Eccles, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-24
CASA MADRONA

SHELLvILLE HOTEL
Sportmen's Resort Near Ca1iente Springs.
Rates reasonable. JOE KREUZER, Proprietor.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-24
ACkERMAN'S Honda

Not entirely burned out; cottages; meals
furnished: transient. MRS. NJ. ACKERMAN.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-22
|V()RMONS
PEELED
Thomas Nc Kay of o.
den and l40 Mission
aries Leave Germany

Berlin, July 22-Hcrr DalwitZ.
Prussian minister of the interior. on
recommendation of the political police
has signed orders for the expulsion OF
twenty-0ne Mormon missionaries most
OF whom are Americans or EHglish-
men and they VIII be conducted to
10 the frontier today The mission.
aries had assembled from various
parts Of Germany at the Mormon head
quarters on the east side to meet SUI
perintendent Mckay. an American
resident In Switzerland They were
holding a service when an agent of
the political police. who was seated
in the audience. arose and declared
the gathering dissolved At the mo
ment. several members of the GRIMM
al police appeared and virtually took
the congregation in custody. The
women were asked to leave the place
and the men were examined as TO
their nationality Those found TO be
Germans were released while the 9th
ers were requested to accompany the
officers to the police presidency There.
after further examination. they were
permitted TO go to their lodgings to
await the issuance OF wrlts for their
expulsion
The status OF Mormons In Germany
was taken up in exchanges. by the
foreign Office and the foreign embas-
sy In 1905 when the government
took the position that the teachings
of the missionaries were subversiye
Of morality.
1t was then arranged with the Nor
mon superintendent, through the Am
erican embassy, that all Mormon mis-
sionaries should withdraw from the
country within a month, transferring
the middle European headquarters
from Berlin to Switzerland Subse-
quenuy 40 foreign leaders departed.
leaving the German societies. with a
total membership of 5000. in the care
of German pastors.
The authorities state that. in recent
years. the Mormons have disregard
ed the understanding Of 1909 and from
time to time individual missionaries
have been apprehended and expelled,
In such Instances they have not ap-
piled to the American embassy for
relief nor made a protest against
their expulsion
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-22
HORIZON is
ALL Fl LANES
Biggest Forest Fire Is
a Hundred Square
Miles in Extent

Seattle. Wash. July 22-Officers OF
the steamer Dolphin. which arrived
from Skagway. Alaska. yesterday,
told Of tremendous forest fires. hun
dred square miles in extent. which
they Judged to be twenty-five miles In
shore from the Strait OF Georgia,
north of Howe Sound.
"This was the biggest forest fire ]
have ever seem said First Officer
H. Deem I'VE were nearest to 1t on
Wednesday afternoon. The air was
perfectly still. and tremendous clouds
of smoke rose In the form of cauli-
flower, narrow at the base and grad
ually spreading all over the heavens.
Along the horizon was n broad streak
OF flames Then above that there
seemed to be little space clear OF
smoke and flames | judged the
flames to be several hundred feet
high"
According TO Deems bearing. the
nearest town is Spanish. at the head
OF Howe Sound This section OF the
country is heavily wooded with fine
timber.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-22
BANKER AND
All I TON()bILE
People Of United States
Are Auto Crazy and
Must Be Saved

White Plains. n. Y, July 22.-The
Wcstchester County Bankers asSoci-
alton believes that the people OF the
United States are automobile crazy,
and that the bankers OF the country
ought to intervene to save their ell
cnts from this madness. At their an
nUal convention held here this week.
the association passed resolutions
asking Its members 10 scrutlnize care
fully the applications oil those who
want to borrow money on notes for
the purchase OF automobiles The
banks are to use extreme caution In
discounting such paper.
The bankers declared that hun
drcdS OF persons have put themselves
in peril of bankruptcy during the
last six months by mortgaging their
homes hypothecating securities TO
buy machines.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-22
TAFTS VACATION
A STRENUOUS ONE

Bar Harbor. Me, July 22-Presi-
dent Taft's vacation cuuise is becom~
Ing strenuous. He did not get back
aboard the Mayflower until well past
midnight, but was ashore again this
morning at O'Clock playing golf AZ
tier the morning of gol5 came the
speaking at noon to the townspeopie,
followed by a ten-mile coach ride 10
Mrs. Mark Hanna's home at Seal HaT-
for for luncheon. The dinner engage
mcnt for the Taft party tonight Is
with Mrs. Charlmagne Tower. two
miles from Seal Harbor
The Presidents stay at Bar Harbor
proper ended with his engagement to
say a few words to the permanent
residents on the village green.
The Mayfiower. with Mrs. Taft and
other members OF the party on board,
sailed this morning for Seal Harbor,
Following the luncheon at Mrs. Han.
mas the Yacht will drop down 10 the
Tower place and anchor for the night.
Tomorrow the May0Ower Will take
the party to Mount Desert ferry,
where d special train Will be waiting
10 convey the President to Bango,
where The President will arrive at
noon for a stay Of two hours.
Mrs. Taft and the other ladies' Will
stop at Ellsworth as the guests of
Senator Hale TO await Mr.. Tafts re-
turn there late in the afternoon.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-22
HE DECORATED
J0HNS0N'S HOME

Chicago. July 92-The "home-
coming" reception OF Jack Johnson.
after his defeat of James j. Jeffrles
at Reno. New, was responsible for
the filing of a suit for s4SSO in the
municipal court against Robert Motifs
by BENJAMIN Cuhle today. Motifs is
manager OF theater, and Cuhle is
a painter and decorator living on the
South Side.
According to Attorney w. S, New
berger. Motifs, Immediately following
Johpsons victory. engaged Cuhle to
decorate Johnson's residence In prep
aration for the colored puSilistS home
coming reception. One hundred and
twenty colored horns, flags and
flowers were used to decorate the in
terror OF the Johnson home. said the
attorney.
When the reception was over Cuhle
went TO Motifs place and asked the
latter to settle for the work. Cuhle,
Attorney Newborser, asserts. was
told. that Jack Johnson would loot
the bill
The. lawyer declares that when
Cuhle later asked Johnson TO pay for
the decorations. the colored prize
fighter refused. declaring that he
was not going to pay for his own. re-
ceptjon.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-22
OIP I TINIST I(
is PA 7 I EN-
Wheat King Says the
Business Outlook
Is Good

New York. July 22.-James A. Pat
ten. who is In New York today pre-
pairing TO leave tomorrow for another
brief vacation In Europe. is optimistic
regarding the business situation in the
United States.
There Is nothing in sight TO war
rant depression" he told his inter
viewers. The western speculation in
land was getting to be dangerous. but
the banks have checked that so was
the hunger for automobiles.
The western banks are in splen-
did shape and getting stronger every
day. They have plenty of money for
Legitimate purposes, but none for reck-
less speculation.
'J never saw general conditions so
excellent all over the country and
talking bout the corn crop. can only
say ! know there are unavoidable
rocks ahead and If tho corn suffers
1t will not be disaster. but a delay" "
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-22
WIND SAVES
I tIE I OWN
Hoquiam Hotel and
Other Buildings
Destroyed

HoQuinm. Wash, July 22-The Ho-
quiam hotel, a fashionable apartment
house, caught fire at / 30 this morn
ing and set all of the buildings with
in six hundred feet ablaze and ONLY
a change of the wind saved the bus-
mess section of the town from what
seemed certain destruction.
All guests Of the hotel. about doz-
en- in number. were Obliged 10 leap
from the windows Charles Greeen-
IN. n tallyman, and Look Wing, the
hotel cook. were badly hurt by jump
Ing and were also seriously burned.
TWO men are missing Besides these.
1t is reported that William Ruston. To-
cal secretary Of the Eagles, was burn.
ed in the building. but this IS uncer-
tain. The New York hotel, two
blocks away. filled with visiting state
bankers. was on fire two or three
times and the guests ran out in night
attire.
The Northern Pacific depot caught
FIRE at o'clock and passenger coache,
and freight cars were run out Of the
yards At 2:30 the fire was thought
TO be under control
The damage will run over $100 900.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-22
DIAMOND OF
LARGE SIZE
Weighs 1911 Carats and
Was Found at the
Premier Mine

New York, July ga fine white
diamond weighing 191 carats and
worth $150.000 uncut, is the latest
find at the Premier mine. In South
Africa, according to advices which
reached Maiden Lane dealers this
week The stone Is described as alb
solutely flawless. measuring two
inches long by about three-iourtbs of
an inch thick. II tapers In breadth
from one and onesfourth inches to
three-fourths of an inch.
a Maiden Lane expert said that.
judging from the description OF the
uncut stone. the largest perfect din-
mond that could be cut from it, would
be pear-shaped The finished stone
will probably rank among the worlds
famous gems. When cut the diamond
should be worth at least 100000.
The Premier mine became world
famous In 1905 when the Culliuan din-
mond was discovered by Mr.. Wells.
This gem, the largest ever found.
weighed S.0S2 carats in the rough. 1t
was cut into smaller stones and pre-
sented to the late King Edward VII
by the TranSvaal government
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-22

Portland, Ore, July 22.-The con-
veDtion OF the faction of the Repub,
lican party in this state. self.styled
Assembly Republicans" which is in
session in this city, has thrown down
the gauntlet TO the faction of the party
which supports the so-called Oregon
system of eleotinG United States SEN
atorS by popular vote
BY their own ofJ-repeated asser-
ton IL is TO be war to the knife
and the knife to the hilt." both in
the primary election, which will be
held in September, and in the pre-
election campaign and the Assem-
bly, Republicans" without oualifica-
ton, declare that they Will knife to
the hilt every Republican who pre-
sents himself for Office should he be
successful in the primaries. If he be
an anti-assembly man.
The antI-assembly Republicans
the faction which favor the Oregon
system"-are Just as bitter and ar.
parently just as ready to lock horns
as the assembly faction 1t is ad-
mitted by both factions that on the
result of the November election
stands or falls the "Oregon system"
in this state
The opposition TO the assembly Is
not organized and it cannot he for
the antI-assembly Republicans are op-
posed to the principle OF party as
semblages. whose object Is TO suggest
candidates for nomination, They con,
tend that the assembly Is In reality
an attempt to return to the old con-
ventlon method of nominating a tick
ct and that Its real purpose Is the de-
Struction OF the direct primary
There are, nevertheless. already
sufficient anti-assembIy candidates for
nomination in the field TO insure prac-
tically complete anti-assembly tickets
throughout the state
While openly asserting that II has
for its main object the slaughter OF
the Oregon system the Assembly
faction also contends that It's second
important purpose Is 10 suggest for
nomination suitable candidates for of
fce-ln other words TO invite men of
ability TO accept nomination for Office.
They deny that they are opposed to
the direct primary system and on the
other hand. claim they are It's best
friends. They declare that men cap
able of properly filling Office do not
seek Office and as a result men of in
ferior caliber and professional Office
holders are the only ones except on
rare occasions, who since the primary
law has been I'm force, have been
presented to the voters as party NOM
inees-
This they contend disgusts the in
dvidual voter and results not alone in
frequent defeats at the polls. but will
eventuate in the complete disruption
OF the party.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-22
EVIDENCE
OF MURDER
Second RuIlet Has Been
Found in Rawn
Residence

Chicago, July 22.-The alleged dis
covery yesterday of a second bullet
in the CRATE at the homo OF the late
Ira G. Rawn, may play an important
part in determining the manner in
which the dead railroad president met
his death.
In this discovery members of the
Rawn family are convinced they have
the evidence that VIII remove the
last doubt as to the circumstances
that led up to his death 1t Is the
clir.chlng argument, they believe,
supporting their theory that Mr.
Rawn's revolver was discharged at
burglar and that 1t was a bull
let from the intruders. weapon that
took his life
Insurance officials who are inves-
tigating the case independently be-
cause of his $4,000 worth of life
and accident insurance. refuse to
voice any definite opinion. If their
Inquiry should disclose that Mr..
ended his life. the accident policies.
aBgregating s1O5,00O would probably
become worthless
"ll the second bullet is found. the
murder theory is made much strong
err said Coroner Hoffman last night
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-22
Sc EARCHIV(1
FOR HIS son
Admiral Rodgers Has
Sailed for Nome,
Alaska

Seattle July 22-Rear Admiral
John A. Rogers, who has just retired
from the command OF the Puget Sound
navy yard, and who will be placed
On the retired list of the navy next
Tuesday, sailed for Nome on the
steamer Senator today. and will make
search in the interior of Alaska for
his 22-yesr-old son, Alexander, who
went north last summer TO look for
fortune and adventure. and who van
ished from the overland trail half
way between Valdez and Fairbanks.
Recently a letter was received from
Bethlehem. at the month of the Kus-
kowim. that youth answering the
description of the admirals lost son
had been engaged there In building
a boat To so up the Kuskowim to-
ward the Iditarod. Admiral Rodgers
win follow this clue Alaska has been
so thoroughly secured already In the
search of the lost youth. however,
chat it Is feared the white-haired
fathers quest will end In pathetic
failure.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-22
Two Lives Lost.

Hoquiam. Wash. July 22-Two lives
were lost and two persons are
thought TO be missing IN a spectacu-
lar fire which destroyed the Hotel
Hoquiam early today. The loss was
$4,000
Mrs. Mary Olsen, 77 years old, and
an unknown man are dead Tho
missing are two worklngmen. whose
names are unknown
Charles l. Cragan Ga, Aberdeen.
injured his back. and Look Wing,
Chinese cook, is serious hurt. Both
jumped from second story window
The unknown man who was killed
was photographed as he stood in an
upper window shouting for help. and
as he fell back to death, the flames
furnished the light for the photo
graph.
The city Is crowded with members
OF the Washington State Bankers as
Csociation and their wives. They were
called from their rooms at nearby
hotels on account Of the imminence of
the danger and many of them hurried
out In night attire
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-22
WORLD MARKET
DROP IN NATIONAL LEAD
AND IN OTHER STOCKS

New York, July 22.-Initial sales
today OF National Lead and American
Lead were al an advance Of ] tC Is
respectively over yesterdays closing
price The general list showed some
irregularity. but gains were In the
majority Minneapolis. ST. Paul &
Sault Ste Marie and International
Harvester rose l and Reading. Anal
gamated Copper. Utah Copper. Ameri-
can Locomotive and Consolidated Gas
large fractions;
Dealings were in moderate volume.
National Lead showed fresh weak
ness, falling to 80 IL, or within half
OF yesterdays low prices. That stock
sold off TO 81 1-2 in the second hour
and American Smelling TO 6i l2.
There was drive against the whole
list at the same time. In which Cana
dian Pacific dropped 2 3-4. Southern
Pacific and American and Anal
gamated Copper l II.
Bonds were irregular
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-22

handsomest little railway stations in
the state The new station contem.
plated IS to be erected here by the Or.
egon Snort Line Railway company
and VIII cost $4,000. The site is now
being chosen When the structure la
completed 1t Will not only be used by
the Oregon Short Line. but will also
be the station of the Salt Lake route,
Engineers of The company have
been here for sometime looking over
the ground. and from indications work
VIII begin right away upon the now
depot.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-22
JEF R|ES 7 0
T I(iI1 I AGAIN
Berger Admits That Jeff
Was Nervous Wreck
at Reno

Chicago, July 22-That James j.
JeffricS may again enter the ring is
the belief OF Sam Berger, his man.
ager, and Jack Gleason, who, with
Tex Richard, staged the battle at
Reno. The promoter and manager
arrived In Chicago yesterday direct
from the Pacific coast
II know that Jeffries feels the de-
feat very keenly,' said Gleason, and
! should not be surprised were his
friends 10 persuade him again To en-
ter the ring. AS matter OF fact,
Jeffrles was a mental wreck when he
entered the ring against Johnson
could have whipped him myself"
Berger. who has been with JEFF.
irles as much as any one since the
lighters defeat. believes that Jeffries
will be himself in a short time.
There Is no good reason why JEFF
fries should not try to wipe out his
defeat, said Berger. My confident
opinion is that he would whip John
son any day in the week 1t was not
a question of coming back when Jef.
fries stepped into the ring at Reno.
Jeffries was all in when he went
into that fight He was a nervous
wreck"
Gleason explained that before sign
ing the fight articles. Jeffries wanted
a clause put In which would make
him free to have a couple of fights
before his meeting with Johnson.
The promoters were willing, but as
Johnson asked the same thing they
feared that possibly the colored
champion would grow reckless and
either stumble into defeat or else in
jUre himself, SO they decided to keep
both out of the ring
Berger now things that a real bout
before the big fight would have put
Jefiries in far better trim than he
was
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-22
GROCERY STORE FOR
METHODIST CHURCH

Washington. Ind, July 22.-As a
means OF raising funds with which to
erect a new church in the west end
Of the city, the congregation of the
Second NJ Z. church will operate
grocery store. The congregation has
purchased store and the pastor. Rev
William Hogan. has been put In
charge The name has been chang
ed to THE Square Deal grocery"
The preacher IS not novice in the
grocery business.
do YOU intend to continue selling
cigars and chewing tobacco" he was
asked.
Yes. was the reply. I'VE must
do that for that Is a part OF the bus
mess"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-22
PAPKE, The FIGHTER
HAS A ROMANCE

Buffalo, n. Y, July 22-Billy Pap
ke, middleweight boxer "Wednesday
night was married by the Rev. Ethan
Curtiss of the Niagara Square Con-
gregational church, to Miss Edna Z.
Pulver, of Hamilton, Don't
The marriage of Papke and Miss
Pulyer is the elimination OF ro-
nance. Miss Pulvers family is
wealthy, and had made arrangements
two weeks ago for Miss Pulver and
her sister, with her mother and IA
ther. TO sail for Europe for a cont-
mental trip to last three months.
The young woman. however, mad an
other plan and when Papke drove
up TO her door Wednesday, in his
racing automobile. she jumped in and
few hours later they were across
the border and half-hour later Miss
Pulver was Mrs. William Papke.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-22
NO FLIES ON THE
Big CANAL JOB

Sans physicians and sanitation eX-
perts. who are responsible for the.
health of the men on the Panama
canal job. are taking no chances of
infection. They have eliminated mos
QuitoeS and crusade on the house
fly has been started.
The measures taken to exterminate
the pest go so far as providing law
which requires street vendors of con-
1ectionery. fruits, pastry or anything
else which may draw files, to keep
their wares covered with wire
screens.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-22
FRENCH WOMAN is TO
MAKE FLIGHT I'M AMERICA

New York, July GA French wo-
man. one OF the four or five women
who have done work in aviation. has
Indicated her intention Of coming to
America shortly for the purpose of at
tempting a flight from Chicago to
New York for the prize recently Of
Iered She Is Nine. Mathildc Franck,
the French wife of u British journal
ist.
Nine Francll has made several eX-
cellent flights recently. She flew
yesterday fourteen miles at Mour-
melons without stopping, establiBhs
Ing a record as woman aviator She
is at present preparing for a flight
;,cross the English channel from
Calais 10 Dover
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-22
"BUTCHER KNIFE BILL" DEAD.

Fort Collins, Colo, July 22.-Word
was received here yesterday OF the
death OF Captain Ransom p. Miles
at st. Petersburg. Fla. Captain
Miles was pioneer frontiersman
buffalo hunter and Indian fighter
He was known here as Butcher
Knife Bill"
Captain Miles first attracted at
tention In 1876 when he killed Chief
Whltehorse In repulsing an attack BY
Indians upon freighting crew OH its
way from the Black Hills TO Den
yer.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-22
John DIS" SALOON
IN CLEVELAND

Cleveland. July 22.-Because he
placed In the window Of his saloon n
sign reading, This Is John D's place"
John d. SchnaPps was arrested yester-
day
The complaint was filed by Frank
F. Marmann. who says he is friend
OF John ID. Rockefeller.
Marmann says Mr.. Rockefeller is
known as John D." and he asked
what the oil mans Sunday school
pupils would say II they cbanced to
pass the saloon and saw that sign
Schnapps gave bond and his trial
was set for next Tuesday He argues
that as his name is John D.. he has a
perfect right to use It on his sign.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-22
EXCAYATING ALONG
THE PANAMA CANAL.

Washington. July 22.-Notwith-
standing that the precipitation during
the rainy month OF June, 1910, in Pan
anna was almost double that in the
months Of June. 1909 and 1908. the
work of eXcavating in the Panama
canal exceeding by 100000 cubic
yards the excavations in the CORE
spending period OF the previous years.
This fact was made known in a re-
port 10 the war department on the
progress of the canal operations. ,
AS an indication of the great strides
being made in the work, the report
showed that in June, 1904, the eXcava~
tlonS amounted to 32.551 cubic yards.
as compared TO 1.305.141 cubic yards
taken out last month,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-22
KILLED HIMSELF TO
PREVENT A foreclosure

Hutchinson, Kan. July 22.-To
prevent The foreclosure OF a mort
gage on his home. w II. Israel OF
Lewis. Kan. shot and killed himself
yesterday in a roomlne house here
Israel was proprietor of mer
chdndise store at Lewis Under his
hat In the roomiug house was found
this note:
Dear Wife:-Take the insurance
and pay off the mortgage on the
house The store Will have to go
Forgive me"
Another note was found, asking
that his body be buried by Hutchin-
son Masons, OF which he was mem
Der.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-22
GEORGE cRAGHeAD MARRIED.

Brigham City, July 2l.-George w
Craghead. a wealthy rancher of this
city. was married today to Miss EN-
ma Harlow, an Iowa girl Readers Of
the Standard will be interested TO
know that this is tho girl after whom
Craehead went to California last
June