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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-23
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MEN DIE AND
GO CRAZY ON DESERT

} San Bernardino, Cal, July
) 23-Coroner Van White sent
, out deputies last night 10
, bring in the bodies of four heat
} victims who died today In tho
, desert. which has 0eon like q
, furnace for more than week
} Searchers also were sent out
, to rescue a miner who is re-
, ported To have been driven mad
, by the intense heat while work
, Ing his claim near Nictoryille,
; but 1t is not believed that he is
, still alive
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-23
CHILD FOLLOWS MRS, sNsAo
TO THE LAST REST

East Orange, N. j. July 23.-An-
other chapter has been added 10 the
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-23
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DEATHS FROM THE
INTENSE DESERT HEAT

Tucson, Aris, July 23-News
reaching here yesterday con
tains the information that men
and animals are succumbing
to the intense heat In the yicin-
ity OF CaleXico, on the Dor.
der between Mexico and Cali
fornin. Eight men and as
many mules. attached to con
structlou camp. are said TO
have died since yesterday.
There have been numerous
prostrations besides
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-23
CRIPPEN IN
M|D.OCEEAN
Wireless Message Tells
of Two Mysterious
Passengers

liverpool. July ga wireless
message from steamer bound for
Canada and now in mid ocean and re-
ceIyed this afternoon, states that tn
vessel has on board two passengers
believed to be DR.. Crippen and Miss
Leneye
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-23
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Church Of the Good Shepherd
lEpiscopaD Northeast corner oil
1wenty.fourth and Grant avenue VIM,
". Fleetwood, rector Holy Commu-
nion $50 a. m, Sunday school. 9:I5
NJ Morning praper and sermon
l1:00 a. IN.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-23

THE INDICATIONS ARE THAT THE
WEATHER WILL BE FAIR AND
COOLER TONIGHT AND SUN.
DAY
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-23

First Methodist Episcopal Church
4t2 Twenty-fourtb street Rev. q. w.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-05


osntisnsn II herewith trsnsmit &
your Honorable Body = communics tioI
from The Secretary Of the Intsrnational
ssd Il cA Ssas'i ns. sn s.pss%sss.
would suggest that the matter be re-
ferrod 20 q special committee TO recon.
, msnd What hat pr. r II any the CITY should
PHILIP BREiTMEYEE
Chicago. september so. 1910.
Dear sir:@s s1S sA Is to soici. your
earnest attention TO the international
Municipal Congress and Exposition; 70
be held In this city q year hence-Sept.
i i'o is Esrs s Ssson Is aa sss .e
lection OF exhibits.
We hope for q full delegation from
your city 10 be In attendance upon the
sever: :svsrsi sessions Of the SpnErsu sno
tering into your municipal operation for
which you desire exhibit space In the Ex-
position, we shall take pleasure In pro-
The Mayor of every American munich
pality IL authorized TO represent hts city.
az Chairman Of Its delegation. tn the
congress. or TO send an accredited rep
resentative.
Every American city OF Twenty-Five
to ten delegates, in addition to the Mayor
OF that city. Every American city hav-
ing between Ave thousand and twenty
ave thousand population u entitled 70
five delegates. In addition 20 the Mayor
OF that city.
The Mayor of every American city OF
Ave thousand or more population In au-
thorised to name the additional delegates
from his city. In number a. above indi-
Gated.
Exhibit space in the Exposition Is free
to municipalities. and delegates TO the
Congress viii have free access OF the
Exposition at all times.
The enclosed folder will convey an
idea OF the magnitude and Importance
OF this International event Additional
furnished on request. Sug-
gestions from any municipality III COM
municated oficially) are solicited.
May we not have an expression from
you, a. 20 whether you will partictpateS
We would appreciate the courtesy OF an
early reply.
Respectfully yours.
Secretary.
Accented.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-05

STREET OPENING FUND.
37-G. r. CASTOR, sheriff. SER
p,,nf yiSs r.NsirrEHRri,AliiNSMENT FUND.
l2-G q r. Mcmillan CO.. sup
plies .....-.-..~ ~ -
WATER COMMISSION FUND.
6-water Commission, taxes
1910 ..................4 l,Idz 10
Respectfully.
DAVID e. HEINEMAN.
Controller.
Referred to Committee on Claims and
Accounts
The Detroit times., 1910-10-05

- lIsrpssr movsd to take from the
Z feport Of Counties on Ways ana
Md over sept. "a, 1910 u. &. =.
~. h to Police Department u
6iork. which motion. prevailed
fsDort and resolution were then
x,~M 0arvey. 0oeschel, 0rindley.
~for. Koenig. Korte. Lempke, o.
~ Owen, Rosenthal Rutter.
27(e. okrsycii. Theisen. Thompson.
sy rrsvsr. yernori wai s watson
The Detroit times., 1910-10-05

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gsntlemen-I herewith nominate
and respectfully ask your honorable
body to confirm Mr. Richard Heison
as Commissioner OF the Department
OF Buildings for the term ending No
vember 18th. 1913. to succeed Mr..
William b. stratton. who has restgned.
also nominate and respectfully ask
your honorable body to confirm az
members of the City Plan and I'm
provement Commission. DR.. Charles ID.
Aaron, for the term ending May 25th.
1912. TO succeed Mr.. H. NJ Fechheimer.
the term ending May 25th. 1919, to
succeed Mr.. Frank c. Baldwin. re-
signed.
Respectfully submitted,
PHILIP BREITMEYER.
Mayor.
Laid on table under the rules.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-05
by AID. OWEN.

az Tarsney & Gay, 80 Bates street.
~ w 8. Hssgart, Sa2 Woodward ave-
Xao. for permission to erect electric
61ferred to Committee on Streets;
"A % Frank r. Hamburger. for permis-
6u 70 maintain q cement sidewalk In
71{oy bounded by Brush. John r.. Kan
<oo1k. and Warren.
81 Referred TO Committee on Streets.
0f Hammond. Standish & Co. Tor
11nission to maintain ornamental
aYQuise In front OF Nos. 20, ~ and -
n6iIIac square.
RSfsrrsd to Committee on Streets
The Detroit times., 1910-10-05

& D<ov1ous notice having been filed With
w. Clork. Alderman Harpfer moved 70
~ Ixnuor Regulation COMMITTEES u. c.
= 1850. pertaining to application OF
krunewiski. was adopted at the last
|rnofon. which motion was lost as fo'-
~. Ana. Allan. Ellis. Field. 0arvey.
6loy. Gutman. HARPER. keating.
80. owen. Thompson. Trevor. Vernon
X ~. AID. Burton. Delrtel. Freiwald.
nnan. Goeschei, Konkel. Nempke, Os-
1S~1~kL Rosonthal. Rutter. Schultz.
r~ycki. Theisen, Tossy. Walsh. link.
@0Sller. and the President Pro Tennis
The Detroit times., 1910-10-05

"A Previous notice having been filed with
~ Clark, Alderman Carney moved TO
&S6onnlder the vote by which resolution
Is. O. e. p 1890, by Alderman Rosen-
e rspair pavement. was adopted At
- last session which motion prevailed.
q The resolution was then indefinitely
The Detroit times., 1910-10-05
|IBBE6lL'


- Iussoay. octebsr Z. 1919;
GcS1ies. nkr5ycki. Thsissn.
...s as'1 HZias. i sssiisr. and X:
- u1ne Z quorum present the
~ - 7Sclarod 20 Be In session.
u 1onTnqi Of the prsceding session
The Detroit times., 1910-10-05

Controller.
Accepted and referred to the Com
mittee on Ways and Means.
From the Controller.
To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen-The following approved
claims are respectfully submitted:
The Detroit times., 1910-10-05

To the Honorable the Common Councn:
0entiemen--The Department OF Pubic
Works respectfully reports that the paw
ing Of Alley No. 1s4, under the contIac.
conarmed the slst day Of May. 1910. 10
f,,iiv completed from the west line OF
Rooseyeit avenue, TO the east line OF
West Grand Boulevard.
The pavement In OF concrete and mas
been examined by the Departmen' VI
cordance with the contract and speoinca-
lions for the same.
Respectfully, etc. p
The Detroit times., 1910-10-05
erorr The Cooperation Counsel.
From City Treasurer.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Centiemen-The following IN a state
nent OF money received from the cfty's
dcpositories by the City Treasurer for
interest on daily balances for the quar-
ter ending Sept. 30, 1910; al
National Bank Of Commerce. 1857 "
American Exchange National
The Detroit times., 1910-10-05

From the Controller.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Conference.-The following Reports
OF City Ofhcers for the week ending
Saturday. Oct. !. 1910. are respectfully
submitted:
The Detroit times., 1910-10-05

- ". es,ys !. sssvs's -
ga Ss vss.s zee I ~: sssvis;
.sz s. sss iss ST. s sssv''. o'sss''
West eide Martin. between ciayton
AID oouthern. lots Z. z; 8
Wet side Martin, between CIsyton
And nplwes. lots 4. {. Z. 4 3;
Wet side Martin. between UAwsyds
ana nulwsr. lots 20. 81. S. ~. %. %.
wsst side Martin. between inward
and Waldo. lots 81. So. 50. 80. 81. %.
we ss:, 81 sid. Martin. between Michigan
and waldo. lots I. .. a.. y. l. 4;
South side Michigan. between Martin
and Apple. lot II 4;
East side Rademachsr, between JEFF
fereon and South. lots ~ ., g. q 3. q
~. 8. Is. 8. IL, 9. III. 20. -, 70. 80, 81:
South side Fsrndals, between Lawn
dale fand Aullans. lot Is:
South side Allen. between West End
and n. r., lot -:
North side Allen. between West Dud
and n r.. lot 4.
Adopted ~ follows:
Ysas.-Ald; Allan. Dsimsl. Ella Eteld.
dr rs..s- 9srvsy. o3sschel osindisy.
xorss na5Rss o K1ssaS ke SHsn
Rosenthal, Ruttsr. Schultz skrsycki.
Thsisen. Thompson. Tossy. Trevor. vsr.
nor. Walsh. Watson. link. Zosiisr. and
the Presfdent--SO.
Nays-None.
The Glenwood post., 1910-08-06

his address the central committe its annual meeting
Saturday the rank and file of the
Republican party which special stress should be laid He said
Sy constituents that they expected to discuss par
conventions and instruct their delegates
voice their and their local interests in the state
vention
Asue them that is wait for the guiding
seconstued combine to lead them but
the which appeals their
Judgment S making for good government
Is this not the opportunity for which Cooradoans have been hop
and working Have they protested against
the inspiration governmental affairs that has from some
combne? they protested against this
latter method of Was it Dr. Work
heard needed the When he chosen chairman did
he promise the people that would be his highest
that they had the of affairs?
he reiterated
deed made his declarations effective?
Here then is the opportunity for which the people have been
them take
them heed his admonton Let them their wishes the
primaries and county conventions delegates
convention who will them wisely and their
The Glenwood post., 1910-08-06

Inc peneh OF the license system held up to MANY
OF our people IN Genwood long of them don't know
any better than to believe of the sopes which the license
advocates set forth
III one wants to know something Of the benefits
especially OF uncensbe and illegal also of
strlcted license and the municipal permission to
duct in illegal hours lines of business that
might otherwise be admitted legal can find good examne
neghboring town of Telluride
Within the past week the marshal murdered
cold blood while trying quiet rsvses in the red
light district at $50 in the morning Also wask the city
treasurer of that has being in his
The Glenwood post., 1910-08-06

What people don't know is that there de-
temned opposition in Oregon against its legislation of the d
gect primary other reforms which that has been
ponent
The contention the direct primary, seek
office through the petition which they make and the de-
caraton which they make that they become candidates
which eliminates the very best material
In other words the old statement of THE OFFICE SEEKING
THE MAN entirely eliminated under the system Under the
direct primary the professional politician the erdow and the
incompetent office simply because
it, while the who would be of service his city will
not lower himself to seek the Office
The experience Oregon has already
nuance Of the order of things
coming from there right battle being waged
both forces which will determine only for time being
there well defined change against direct
mary since its operations have had practical test.
1t ought to be patent people average
man who is worth while going seek the Office I'm
der the ones the 5opont men and the in
mel (Democrat).
1T is SAID that Mr. Taft large part leg
saon wished and this due in great part to quiet in
stence his part rather than the exhibition strength the
use of more dcatoria methods pursued making
this comment upon Mr. Tafts history this
House: undoubtedly fact has been lose the
point OF entirely if we do rot the
cuson that to draw 1t namely Mr.
"' methods shows what is gradually dawning world
that the least important force that known
Its coarser refined methods of
noise and overbearng display of strength yield
an ,'a PROVIDED that lea IS good 1t not Mr. Ta idea
wins
and carries forward.-C Monitor
*xsSS
GANWOOD HAS splendid object lesson attempt
10 Iand the republican state place. It well
hat because OF her natural beauty her
and her superb baths enwood point with
~ all the organizations convention tbousand
winch would bring at least another visitors
to to Glenwoo;i we have no auditorium
we'll we didn't get convention
SxS
DON'T LET THE good roads question out We are still
much in Without them the deveonment
OF the country must necessarily retarded Garfield
county close to the time when she against
$OO contributed by the State highway
struction Of permanent highways in this county
The Glenwood post., 1910-08-06

$35 $40 rendered his resignation Only
another that the clerk and recorder
reoe it, thousand dollars short his
arrested confessed and placed the blame the gamb
ing which the of that license to rob the
pie 'n order that business may be good.''
Here lesson and loss that well be considered
the license who benefited by it? Did the license
the clerk We believe compromise
effected by being made by the gamblers of
per centage money had lost in illegal games Will
the Of Rogers the and
him from the penitenary? We shall wait and see.
But from whence shall the for the life Of the
drunken Num- made drunk by municipal
authority hour recognized by law for the
distribution of liquor? Will all the license legally and IL
by Telluride its
history pay for this young life? Will all the spent
by gamblers thugs which the town to
Grated his friends and relatives for his murderf
The Glenwood post., 1910-08-06
TRUE LOYALTY Is cosndENDABLE

TRUE LOYALTY Is coMnHNDABLE
Loyalty wonderful attribute of the human makeup and one
which frequently have occasion to bring into use
When Republican week printed statement
porting food of Colorado
Wilbur Cannon attacking the purity of Genwoods domestic wat
supply and the resentment at
such because they knew that the absolutely
true.
Mayor promptly called Mr. Cannon who made absolute
concerned
that what he did had reference other instead of
Republican amends for the
that had done and thus Gnwood vncated from
what might SANDER the
typhoid originated
wood and that there has been but here this
and that brought from outside the best proof only
of the purity complimentary splendid
system and general sanitary conditions ..
But started speak of loyalty. That thing
town and ones friends splendid trait and worthy
full cultivation
To sing praises
vantages is splendid habit for to fall into.
But this matter of singing should always be based
But false loyalty socaled loyalty which Injuries
rather than helps the loyalty evil rather than
the loyalty to fasehood rather than truth it the loyalty that
looks black and then and tells the world white
the loyalty that would rather maintain evil condition and
then go out and lie about to correct the evil condition and
tell the truth.
Some time ago printed of fact which
the present mayor this objected
did
they The articles true word and they all knew and
yet asked ract them and that too by who claim
be truthful The invited
the who the conditions which
possible
hut he failed utterly H said had
proved the satisfaction of his friends and had
toore taken the opposite view that the his associates
who responsible for the conditions which
real traducrs the towntha the oyatythers
but the held
did did exist If they did they probably
fable and therefore good thing for the therefore
could be harm making reference them
OF which the Post spoke desirable
full and for the should
modified that reference the conditions
the blush OF shame to the cheeks of
We don't blame the for the relish
articles which refer the
to be ashamed and which he
medy
town community he who tells the truth illegal
and inexcusabe conditions he pae
up?
Mayor Drach easily secured Cannon
traction because the statements attributed
He was not successful in
cause we knew and the knew
Garfield county knew that statements were true It
makes a mighty difference.
Now listen The people of Genwood indignant at the Can
non ace for the good that the
had been true where would have remedy What would
nave neen the sensible thing to do abuse
wise ana only sensible thing would have been plague
to remedy the conditions which complained no abuse Can
to acknowledge what we n be
a bad condition. " ~ "
Which true and which oyalty Do Won zee ha
point9 Nuff sed ~ ~ ~
FEW MORE "BENErIrs"
The Glenwood post., 1910-08-06
DOES THE OFFICE SEEK THE MAN?

y y y y y
The Glenwood post., 1910-08-06
A FEW MORE "BENxr1rs"

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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1910-07-22
BADGER POLITICS.

E. w. Crosby Neillsville, has an
nounced his candidacy for state SEN
ator
Assemblyman Elmer E. Haight OF
Lowville announced his candidacy
for reelection from the Second Co
lumbia county district.
The Democrats of the second Wis
cOnsin district, in convention at.Wa-
tertown recommended for the nom
nation as congressman Robert Kirk
land of Jefferson. The convention
however, made no nomination.
Fred Esch, a young business man
and recent university student, mas
announced his candidacy for The as
sembly from the First district, Man
itowoc county. Former Sheriff Wal.
ter Pellet is again seeking nomina-
ton for sheriff on the democratic
ticket
State Senator George B. Hudnall
of Superior will not be candidate
for congress in opposition to Con-
gresham |. L. Lenroot. as some had
been led to believe, but will oppose
Senator Thomas Morris for the re-
publican nomination for lieutenant
governor.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1910-07-22
LABOR AND INDUSTRY.

Owing to the discouraging outlook
for grain this fall, the c. w. Cheney
company of Eau Claire has aban-
doned the erection of a large flour
mill which they have been contem-
plating starting.
No less than half a dozen sites
will be submitted to the depart
ment in Washington for the new
pOstoffice which is to be built at
Neenah, A sum of $4,000 has been
appropriated for the site
The federal jury before whom the
"bleached flour" case was tried, re-
turned a verdict against the millers.
The verdict means a financial loss
running into the millions of dollars
for the grain dealers, millers, and
farmers of the southwest, according
to representatives of the three diff.
ferent trades.
The suit was brought by the state
of Oklahoma against the Waters
Pierce Oil company was settled when
attorneys for the oil company, meet,
ing with Attorney General West
agreed to pay a fine of $4,000 and
confessed Judgment to the allegation
that the company had not offered its
commodities according to the laws
of Oklahoma.
So low is the water in Lake Win
nebago that the government has or
dered a cut in the water power sup
ply for the Fox river valley mills.
Only % per cent of The normal flow
is now being used. and the mill
owners have been obliged to resort
to steam power at greatly increased
expense. Another cut 70 10 per cent
is expected. unless there Is rain
5000
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1910-07-22
FOREIGN.

Commercial bodies of Madrid have
Joined in a petition to the govern
ment's religious program.
A general railway strike in Paris
is threatened. The men demand an
increase in wages and other ameliora-
tons.
The June statement of the London
board of trade shows increases OF
$14,624, 900 in imports and $25, 408, 900
in exports. The principal increase in
imports was in raw material.
The duke d'Alencon was buried in
Orleans in the chapel beside his wife,
who was burned to death in the
Charity bazaar fire of 1897. The king
of Bulgaria and members of the
French Bourbon family were present.
The directorate of the Passenger
Airship company has decided that
the Zeppelin VI, now at Friedrich
shafen, be transferred to Baden-Ba-
den to carry out the program OF
passenger trips during the summer.
The committee of parliament to
consider the civil list for King
George V recommends provision of
S3,170,000 yearly for the royal fam
lily. This is an increase of S65,0O0
over he allowance made during the
last reign.
w. B. MacMaster, American vice
consul at Cartagena, Colombia, after
having been arrested for attacking
two natives, exonerated, rearrested
and found guilty, has been released,
pending appeal, according to state
department dispatch.
The release of Guy Beringer, the
Reuter- correspondent, suspected OF
completely with Baron Ernest Won
Ungern-Sternburg in communicating
Russian military secrets to Austria,
has not lessened the general belief
that the Austrian embassy n tlrs
city mas been the headquarters for
an elaborate organization of spies
upon Russian military plans
Dispatches to the London Globe
I Say Iudl IlOIS nave OUT III
Lai Chow, Shantung province, China,
and that it is feared they will as
sumo the usual antiforeign character.
Lai Chow is in the disaffected dis
trict of China, not far from Chang
Sha, where serious riots and the
destruction of all foreign missions
| took place several weeks ago.
At the instance of his nephew,
Archduke Joseph, the high chamber
lains court has declared that it will
assume that the missing arcnduke,
John Salvador of Austria, is dead
and order the distribution of his
property unless proof Of his existence
is forthcoming within six months.
Archduke John disappeared about
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1910-07-22

schools to fight Protestanlsm. He
has no fight with other faiths de.
clared Archbishop Glennon of ST.
Louis an address before the National
Catholic Educational association con-
vention at Detroit. His subject was
The Home and the School.
On petition of the International Pa
per company, Judge Colt appointed
John Norris of New York, an of
ficer of the American Newspaper
Publishers association, and Charles
F. Weed, an attorney of Boston, re-
ceivers of the Boston Herald COM
pany. Including a bond issue OF ST.
100000, the indebtedness is about
S2,20O,OO0. The court authorized the
receivers to issue $4,000 in certiti-
Gates to enable the business to be
continued.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1910-07-22
PERSONAL.

Mary Glodcheski, 112 years old
died on Tuesday in ParchervIlle. she
retained all her faculties up to
within a few weeks.
The trustees of the Northwest Col
legiate institute at Sherry, Wis, an
nounce that they have engaged Prof.
Arthur Oakley of Madison as pr1nc1-
pal.
The Wisconsin livestock sanitary
board reelected these officers: Pres
ident, George Wylie of Morrison
Vile; vice-president, Grant w. Fisher
of GAINESVILLE; secretary, Herbert
LOethe of Madison.
Prof Harry t. Peck of Columbia
has been requested to re-
sign because of the notoriety in the
breach of promise case in which a
named Esther Quinn
sued him for $4,000.
First Assistant Attorney General
A. c. Titus, who suffered a stroke
Of apOplexy several weeks ago, is
in his summer home IN
Coldwater, Mich. and is expected to
return to Madison on Aug. I.