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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-06
ROOSEVELT
OFFERS SNUB

confident that his countrymen. Cath
oic as well as Protestant, when the
facts In the case are clearly and dis
passionately examined, will sustain
his position.
When the Vatican statement. liken-
ing the situation 10 what might oc-
cur In Germany II he visited the Po-
lish separatists after seeing the om-
poror, was called to Mr.. Roosevelt'5
attention. he said:
'If the German emperor would
place as a condition to an audience
that I should not sec the Poles.
should make similar reply: Upon
that condition ] shall be compelled TO
forego the pleasure OF an audience.
A phase OF the situation attracting
more and more attention here Is the
open disapproyaI OF the Vatlcan's ac-
ton by numerous Catholics, This Is
not confined TO laymen, but extends
70 the hierarchy and even TO the sa-
cred college itself Some OF the car.
dinals have privately expressed dis
sent from action that places the
church In a position In any way hos
tile to Mr. Roosevelt
Catholics dwell on the many evil
dences of his friendship while he was
the occupant OF the White House and
declare emphatlcally the church is be-
ing placed in false position toward
the eX-preSident and towards America
Responsibility generally is placed per-
sonally on the shoulders OF Cardinal
Merry del Val. the papal secretary of
state. An eminent ecclesiastic is re-
ported TO have said;
1T is not the church. but the pri-
ynte act Of the Spanish secretary Of
state against the colonel of the Rough
Riders In Cuba"
Merry del Val's father. formerly
Spanish ambassador TO the Vatican.
who la now In Rome and who often
complained OF the naughty and boast
full attitude OF the United States In
the days of SPANS defeat, said to
friend.
1T seems provldential my son
should be the man TO humble a Yam
kee president"
MT. Roosevelt has received many
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-06
MANY MEN FAIL TO
VOTE AT ELECTIONS.

Chicago. April Eff every man
would vote there would be a vast i'm
provement In civic government, and
perhaps then women would not care
so much 20 have the ballot" said Mrs.
Ella Flagg Young, superintendent OF
Chicago public schools, yesterday.
Mrs. Young believes the man who
has tho right TO vote and docs not
do so is Sinking his duty as citi-
zen. To satisfy her curiosity ycster-
day she interrogated her men CO
workers. First. she questioned AS
sistant Superintendent Charles p.
Megan.
Have you voted yet. Mr.. Megan?'
she asked
Mr. Negan proudly asserted that
he had and received commendation.
Then Mrs. Young made the round
OF the Offices with tho same question.
I'm not going to say how many
caught who had not voted. but there
were a number she said. II advised
them to get TO the polls some time
during the day. and l kept at II until
/ had extracted promises to vote"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-06
BRONZE TABLET FOR
MEN OF WARSHlPS.

Washington, April GA beautiful
bronze tablet presented by the Naples
section OF the Naval League to off,
GERS and enlisted men of the United
States warships which rendered aid
In Calabria and Sicily after the Garth
quake OF December 2S. 1908. has ar
rived at the navy department 1t will
be placed In conspicuous position
on the battleshlp Connecticut. flagship
of the Atlantic fleet. Similar tables
have been presented to the navles OF
Great Britain, Germany. Franco. Spain
and Russia.
The tablet contains bas relief fc-
male figures symbolizing the six coun-
tries named, with a fleet OF battle,
ships In the background rapidly ap-
preaching a representation of the ruin
ed city OF Messina.
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part the the through canals which about seventy
miles in length.
The of products that be raised one OF the
chief attractions Vegetables be abundance and be
marketed at the times when prices high In the large cities
difficult obtain three and four from single piece
Of ground during the season"
From the foregoing led believe there are lands great
merit in the Everglades but that does not necessarily that all
lands that part Florida desirable Before Utahns decide
from home invest such undertakings they should be
amply assured by inspection of the land other equally
convincing evidence that they obtaining the produ
tive part of the area TO be reclaimed
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-06
NEGRO MURDERER
SHOT AND CAPTURED.

Norfolk. Va, April 6.-Thos Noel,
one of the condemned negroes who
escaped from the Norfolk county jail.
March 80, was captured In the out
skirts Of Norfolk this morning after
being shot twice He Is dying.
Noel was condemned TO death for
the murder of Deputy Sheriff Sykes
ot Norfolk county when the latter
sought TO arrest him for robbery.
Elijah Rouse. tho other condemned
negro who escaped with Noel. was
caught two days later, He Will be
electrocuted at Richmond, April 20.
A reward of 81 900 had been offered
for the capture OF the two murder
pT9
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-06
THE
DEATH OF a WOMAN

New York. April 6.-The supposed
suicide OF a well-dresscd woman at a
hotel on Fourth avenue last night was
Investigated today The woman's
body was found with a handkerchief
saturated with choruform pressed
over her face She had at different
times given her name as Mrs. V. H
Young. of Tuxedo" and Mrs. V. II.
Fisher" and an umbrella IN her room
bore the name OF Mrs. Y. H. Stern
berR
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-06
BEvER1DeE AND THE REPUBLICAN, PARTY.

Republican Lake under editorshp
proceeds Bevedge the Republican party
the following paragraph:
Taking the tariff law as a of Republcanism and
be regarded such since it passed by Repubh
Congress and approved by Republican President Sen
Beverdge outside the pale the party and the quick
he realizes the better for all concerned The tariff will
the dominant of the campaign almost
anty Mr. Beveridge should join the free trade Democrats
at instead of claiming to be Republican and at the
time attempting TO set fire in the of the party
which he processes TO belong.
The enemy Republican party fellow claiming
be Republican who ntOlerant those within the who
their individuality attempt wrongs real
imaginary with which believe the afflicted
Beverdge liberal reduction of the tariff shed
articles prices
arbitrarily hxed by virtue Of the that they highly protected
By of that position he does not lose his identity
Republican but stands prominently leader within the party
who dares defend the right he and who abo guide the
Republican voyagers away the breakers just
Sen Beverdge has taken radical progressive position
than did James Blaine when the pumed knight declared for
reciprocity which nothing but limited free trade under
pleasing
Since the tremendous growth export trade which
nearly every article manufacture has been represented the fear of
foreign competition has passed and today the tariff stands not
the instrument spanning the difference between the
of labor foreign lands and America equitable method of
raising for the government
President Taft good Republican he advocated
Dngy bill although
stamp of the Republican party Roosevelt ahead Taft
good Republican when declared for reduction of the tariff
trustmonopoized articles
That the Republican party within its organization pro-
test against extreme partisan tariff should be accepted
which, when compromise
stands for that gradual evolution which nature
marks having the sanction of all Intelligence
Insurgents sfed Republican party would
mighty stimulus the direction progress The party
obligated all the Insurgents demand but the protest with
party which calls response
which prevent view
should be received spirit tolerance the
will be strengthened and made the will of the
people.
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flciently specific TO bring all that was
wanted, but Judge Lacombe held that
the books required must be specified;
and as the Washington decision is
also In the case OF the American
Sugar Refining company the officials
here are understood TO have deemed
1t inadvisable 10 proceed otherwise
than In fun accord with the new rul-
Ing. lest. in the case Of indictment.
another procedure wo1ld be ground
for throwing the case out of court
The now subpoenas probably Will
reach tho United States marshal at
Salt Lake In time for Joseph F. Smith.
David Eccles, Charles W. Nlbley. H.
G. Whitney and H. H. Rolapp to
reach Pueblo and get their testimony
before the grand jury on April 9.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-06
SEVERE FROST DAMAGES
FRUIT IN MIDDLE WEST

Kansas City. April GA severe
frost. which it is feared did much
damage to fruit buds and tender
plants was general over Kansas,
Oklahoma and Northern Missouri. last
night Freezing temperature pre-
vailed over central and western kan
eas, temperatures a. low as oe-
grces above zero being reported
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-06
CALIFORNIA CONSTITUTION
BLOCKS WOMAN SUFF RAGE.

Los Angeles, Cal. April 6.-Unloss
the suffragettes manage to induce tho
men OF California To amend the con-
stltution OF 1879 and substitute a sex
less pronoun wherever the word he
appears. women can never vote In
this state
This is the opinion of lawyers who
are members OF tho Los Angeles char
ter revision committee.
All the members OF the committee
are said TO be in favor OF woman
suffrage and had intended To submit
an amendment giving women the right
TO vote in city elections until the OBJ
stacle offered by the state constitu-
ton was encountered
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-06
PECULIAR "cURE' LEADS
TO MANS ARREST.

Chicago. April 6.-Mlchael Burk-
hardt is sufferer from rheumatism
This being the case. he thinks he is
the one 10 find cure for IL. fcster-
day he crawled into a garbage box,
put a bag over his head. tied two
plugs OF tobacco and can OF snuff
in his handkerchief and closed the
garbage box lid. His plan was to stay
there % hours. after which he expect
ed he would BE- free from pain. Per
sons who saw him notified the po-
lice. who arrested him.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-06

messages. not only from friends In the
United States endorsing his action.
but from people throughout Europe.
many Of whom be DOES not know.
Hundreds OF kilograms from Catho-
lies and Protestants In America con.
graduating him on his stand have
reached him, and thls afternoon when
be returned 10 his hotel he found an
American priest. now located IN Rome,
who warmly felicitated him upon
what he had done. saying be believed
American Catholics would endorse his
action.
Tho ex-president however. declines
10 give out any OF these tclegrams on
the ground they would serve TO on-
venom the controversy be seeks 10
abate.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-06

night by Ed Papke. manager OF Billy.
following negotiations with James Cof-
froth. the promoter. who viii stage
the battle. The match was closed by
Papke with the understanding that
the winner will be matched 10 meet
Ketchel for the championship. prob.
ably in the early part OF July.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-06
ARE TO
ATTEMPT NEW RECORDS

Memphis. April with the promiss
OF perfect weather conditions toda'
the aviation meet opened at the Tn
State fair grounds. Any new rec
ords viii stand as official
Glenn n. Curtlss will attempt "
lower his quick start record OF "
feet using his new racing aero2lahs,
Charles =. Willard. who also flies
Curtss machine, will attempt 70 los
or his accuracy" record. which COP.
sists OF starting from within a G'es
square. covering a prescribed oourse
and landing as near as possible to "
start. Willard's record is IS fesl
READ THE CLASS ADS TO-DAY
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-06
Men and Women,

a Boston father the past summer
sent his boy. Reginald, and his three
sisters to visit a relative In Maine.
Though 1t was understood the visit
was To consume three weeks, their
stay heightened to two months.
"Well,' asked the father. upon the
return of his offspring. "was your I'm.
Gle William glad to see you?"
WAS he?" reiterated the eldest boy.
as though surprised by the query
why. dad. he asked me why we didn't
bring you, mother. the cook, tho maid
and tho dog'"-Harper's
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-06
JUST FOR FUN
Crose- Examining.

Croee-ExamlnIng.
Il will ask you. Mr. Arquebus," said
the lawyer. proceeding TO cross-ex-
anime, IF"
"Arbogast, SIR
"Ah. yes-Arbcgosh. Mr.. Arbegosh,
did you ever"
"Arbogast."
"Oh, well. we'll call 1t Arbogast. I
will ask you, Mr.-er-Arbogast, II
you ever served a full term in the
penitentiary."
NO. sir" said the witness surprIs-
ed and Indignant
Were you pardoned out?"
mo. sir"
'Ah, Then you escaped. did your"
NO, | never was -"
Perhaps you were paroled. Mr.
er-Arbogast?"
81 wasn't poroled. either. l never
in my life was in"
"Oh. well. 1t isn't important. any
way Mr.. Arbogash. how you got out
That's all. Mr.. Arquenbush: you may
stand aside"-Chicago Trfbeuno.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-06
ReraIfIaao With Percy.

Percy FHtznoodlo (at hotol BARI
Aw. an Ugh ball. don't ye know"
Bartender-Eyc-balls at the ocu-
lists. sir, Can give you on eye-open-
er-Boston Transcript
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-06
AMONG Aoauaintanees.

Two young lawyers were luncbing
at the Union League the other day
whom one of them mentioned a
mutual acquaintance.
Brown Is a good fellow. no doubt"
said the other. little stlffly But
somehow OF other he never appealed
to me"
Il suppose he knew It wouldn't be
any use.' murmured Browns friend,
politely: you are usually broke
Philadelphia Times.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-06
CELEBRATION OF THE
ANNIVERSARY OF LINCOLN

Chicago. April 6.-Celobration Of the
httieth anniversary OF the nomino-
ton OF Abraham Lincoln for presi-
dent OF the United States In Chicago
has been postponed for one year. This
decision was reached yesterday at a
meeting OF the ways and and means
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-06
The kniah, Of tho Swan

Tenor conducting a lady home af-
ter concerD-Why did you ask me
To take you homo? Did you consider
me the brayest?
Soprano-No. but l thought you
could shout loudeSt
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-06

committee Of the general commlttes
which has been in charge OF the peo
posed event II was said that the
time Is too short 70 carry out the oes
ebration on proper scale
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-06
His First Train Ride.

During the early hours OF Sunday
morning long and lauk native
boarded Frisco train No. 1O4 for his
first ride on the cars. his destination
being Kansas City. He was decidedly
nervous. but was determined not To
show It, and attempted to cultivate an
air of familiarity with his surround
ings. He sought position in the mid
die OF the chair car placed his grip
on the floor and braced himself
against the Side of one of the plush
chairs.
Wont you have scat, sir?' asked
the porter
Nope" the young man answered.
Dad cuts m hair an shave m'self -
Saline County (Mo.) Citizen.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-06
DR.. ROLLER DEFEATS
THE AUSTRALIAN.

La Crosse. WIS, April G.-Dr b. r.
Roller threw Weber, the Australian
champion, In straight falls last night
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-06
Fore armed.

with all your wealth are you not
afraid OF the proletariat2' asked the
deliver In sociological problems.
mo, | amt" snapped Mrs New
rich, I'VE boil all our drinkin' water"
EXCHANGE,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-06
BILLY PA9Ke is TO
MEET FRANK KLAUS

Kewanee. Ills. Aprn e.-Billy Papke
viii meet Frank Klaus, the Pittsourg
mlddlewe.ght at San Francisco on
May - This vas annoppo'-f' l'si
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-09-01
he T oq ry
SPEAKING
Failure of Socialist Istns Told of by Ex-Governor Gear of Oregon. lion, w. F. Cooper Will Expose the Doctrinaires' of Socialism,
 in Arizona
in Arizona

didatcs in this territory are promising and pEedging thea selves to place in our constita tion
 All people of the valley and city should be out to this speak ing, for we should have tbe truth of such important matters as are these questions.
 Hon. ". F. Cooper is too we'll known in Yuma and the valley to need any introduction. He Is one of the most impressive, earn est speakers in Arizona, and is recognized as the friend of the farmer and laboring man, having for years laboFed and fought Ia bor's battles. He will get fine audience and rcspcctfRl attention in Yuma, whose vote once nearly (helped) sent him to Washington as congressman ii place of Mark Smith. Cooper hasn't for gotten it.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-09-01

Ex Governor Gear of Oregon and Hon. " r Cooper of Tpc son are to be with us Saturtlay and aid in the campaign of the republican, candidates.
 Governor Gear will face the citizens of Yuma and Yuma val ley Saturday evening at the Main street school grounds and tell them of the failure of the foolish populiStic isms with which Ore gon is burdened.
 Governor Gear has a warm spot in his heart for Ariz0nanS and comes here to warn our peo- pie against the placing of these measures in our state constitu- tion. He will tell you facts and look you straight hl the face while doing so. He will tell you SquareIy that the people of Ore. gon would be mighty glad right now if they had never cXpcri- mented with the very measures that the socialist democratic can
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-09-01

l.. Ingraham. Like all rank so. cialistS, Mir. IngFaham believes our present system of govern ment is a failure and that the only remedy is in the application of lis own false doctrines. His running mates, Winsor and Short, endorse that belief. Hence the ticket Is made upOf'd 'doctrinWrcs' and Colonel Roosevelt warns the people against them. Their nos trums are dangerous, therefore beware of the ''doctrinaires. :"
 It is hardly necessary to point out the "designiug corporation attorneys. of whom Eugene 5. Ives, of Tecson, California and else where, Is the chief.
 Colonel Rooscvelt's warning is timely.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-09-01
Not t1le Truth.

The socialist-democratic outfit are persistently trying to bolster up their waning canse by proving Theodore Ro0sevelt a semi SO cialist, but they have failed. In this vain effort Wednesday, mornings Sun makes very ludicrOuS bfuuder im crediting Mr Roosevelt with a statement made by the editor of Outlook in that magazine endorsing the initiative and referendum and the recall. As matter of fact it was merely an endorsement by Dr Lyman Abbott, the editor of The Outlook, of tire California insurgents. This endorsement was made dur. ing the campaign in which ret word was uttered by any of the principal insurgent candidates in favor of direct legislation. Therefore Dr.. Abbott's endorse
 ment could not have applied to,
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-09-01
Queer Consolation

The socialist democratic Sun this morning comments approv- ingly upon Colonel Roosevelt's s remarks at Pueblo concerning the framing of Arizona's cOnSti- tuition, and places the ex- -presi- dent in the position of favoring the initiative and referendum.
 The Sun is certainly grabbing at straws, and Judge Westover's perception in this instance is very misty, to say the least.
 Colonel Roosevelt is not q SO cialist, and has never endorsed the initiative and referendum
 On the contrary his Pueblo re marks are significant warning against them. He says:
 "Experierce has shown that not only do t',naircs but design ing corpor tl 'n attorneys often get into the constitution aatters which are not thoroughly under stood at the time.
 And be warns the people e Arizona and New Mexico against them.
 Now a doctrinaire is ore who believes that his own ideas of government are the only correct ones and insists on their being applied and approaching all ex isting systems.
 That fts the sociaIistic-Geno candidates. They are doctrin- aires--quack law doctors. Els peciaily does this apply to Fred
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-09-01
Warns Arizona Against 'O0ctTinaires' and Designing
 Corporation Attorneys

Pueblo, Colo, Aug 30. Warn ing the people of Arizona and New Mexico against the danger of having an ironclad constitu
 tion not easily ameuded, Colonel Roosevelt took occasion to speak today on the affairs of those states, explaining that he is m able on this trip to visit them. He said: Many friends there have written me to advise them about the constitution. 1 have not felt familiar enough with the to do sc. But there is one point on which 1 would like to advise: Leave the con
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-09-01

sentatives elected by the peopIey
 Is sure way to despotfsm and
 destruction The safety of our
 government lies in it's represent
 Gtive institutions. The reason why
 the people can't take the place
 of their own representatives in
 legislation and administration iS
 that there are too many PeOe
 to act and far too many and too
 complicated affairs for this multi
 tudinous population to attend to
 In America as in Rome, the end
 would be paralysis of public bus
 mess from which 'the demagogue
 would emerge dictator or des-
 pot The sure way to breed a
 Caesar or a Napoleon on Ameri-
 can soil is to abrogate the sys-
 tenn of representative govern
 ernmcnt"
 Now who is there that the advocates of this experiment can rlace againse Dr. Schurman. Is it Boss Winsor, DO itical trickster and rarty boss Is 1t Socialist Fred Ingraham? Is it F. 6 Ives, corporation attorney. who re ccntlr placed valuation of $5,000 OIf human life in his work for the s. F. company. Are any of these men re- garded as statesmen? They have de ability as practical poi ticians out to fool the people
 Not an eminent American in whose wisdom and integrity Americans have full confidence, has ever uttered word that could be construed to advise the substitution of direct legislatlor for representative government.
 In the great volume of advice whica Mir Roosevelt during his term of of flee and since, has offered for tAs betterment of conditions, for the so> curity of civic. political and commer~ cial honesty, has never, even faintly. that direct legislation would be means to the desired end
 Yet today, in Yuma county there are many who do not even know eX actly what the initiative and referen~ dunn is, and what 1t would mean we11 1t introduced IF Arizona.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-09-01

-stltutisn>easy of amendment any time the people feel it should be amended. Experience has shown that not only doctrinaires but designing corporation attorneys often get into the censtituticn matters which are not thorough ly understood at the time. My plea is that the people of the new states should be left with their hands free, and then if they ind anything is working badbly they will have the oppor- tunity to easily make the neees- sary change"
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-09-01
The Best Hour Of Life

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