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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-06
B R @ I II E R s
PL A c E D
IN JAIL

]. ". Robinson appeared 10 the po-
lice station this morning with face
much resembling a fresh beef steak
II contained a number OF abraSions
OH each cheek, blood was trickllng
down tho side OF the head near the LEFT
ear. the hair was knotted, and bore
the signs of clotted blood. and. withal,
Mr., Robinson looked as though he had
been IN close quarters With a buzz
saw
The other parties connected with
the affair, and the ones. so Mr.. Rob
inson says, who are responsible for
his facial condition, arc Dave and
Fred Brooks. who are now registered
on the desk sergeaDt's book as Offend
ers OF the law. they being charged
with assault and battery" Fred
says that Dave Is the one who gave
Robinson a trouncIng this morning.
but that he helped give him lick
ing" last Saturday, and. Fred went
on 10 say further. that he thought
Robinson ought TO get a thrashinS
about three times a week
Thetale told by Brooks this morn
Ing Was that Robinson had taken ad-
some kind OF a trade. and had vir-
tuGlly traded him out of everything
he had. The younger brother. he said,
is not very strong minded and II was
an easy matter TO beat him. Tho
Brooks felt that about tho only re-
dress they had was 10 givo Robinson
q Semi-occasional drubblng.
The Brooks boys were virtually
placed under arrest Saturday for
whiIpiDg Robinson, but they were per
mitted TO go their way on their own
rccognizance. the understanding being
that they were 10 appear In court
this morning. Mr.. Robinson had al
so been advised 10 be in court today
as a witness against his alleged as
sailants- Robinson stated at tho sta
ton this morning. that be was on his
way 10 court whom ho met the Brooks
boys and that they proceeded TO take
another turn At his anatomy. with
the result that they came near 10 tear
Ing him TO pieces.
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SOLICIT s
" 1T HOUT
LICENSE

Sam Goldsteln and Charles L. Cohen
We're arrested lost evening on the
charge OF soliciting" the sale of pic
lures without a license. They fur
nshed a bond of s. each for their ap-
pearance In the municipal court for
trial
The men were making the rounds
of the city. taking orders for pictures
for future delivery. and, in n number
of instances. Chief Browning states,
the fellows frightened the people by
simply calling at the residence and
inquiring about the number of the
house, making no effort at all to take
orders. The chief states that he is
determined that all peddlers and
hawkers OF every description, shall
comply with the new ordinance.
Flora Wilson. Mamie Huston and
Emma Doe. colored women. were ar
rested last evening and placed under a
bond of SIS each for their appearance
In court to answer the charge OF vag-
rancy. They furnished a cash bond
aid were released from custody
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ROOSEVELT I
AND P|NCHOT.
They Will Meet at the
Home of Miss
CareW

Rome. April 6.-The final day of Mr..
Roosevelts stay in Rome was quite
as busy as the two preceding days.
After devouDg two hours 10 his mail
and kilograms. he left his hotel at 10
o'clock. for a call on Prof. Giacomo
Boni. the Archaeological Al IL o'clock
he received Walt from Baron Fava.
formerly Italian ambassador at Wash
ington
The historian Guglielmi Fcrrero en-
tertnined the former President and a
few friends at luncheon. AT the same
time Mrs. Roosevelt wos the luncheon
guest OF Mrs. Leishmnn. the wife OF
the American ambassador. There
were twenty women In the party. Lat
er Mr.. Roosevelt went TO the embassy
and met Mrs. Leisbman's guests as
we'll as a few other American aud ltal
Ian friends who had called there.
Al 5:81 this aiternoon--Mr. and Mrs.
Roosevelt. Miss Ethel and Kermit at
tended tea given 10 their honor at
the Capitoline mlseum- The tea pre-
ceded the dianer rendered Mr.. Roose'
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-06
DEAD MAN S
THROAT
Gu 7

The county authorities at Wells,
Nevada, have another one OF those
mysteries of death TO uuravcl in con
nectlon with the finding of the body
OF an elderly man by Conductor Nc
Govern Of westbouud Southern Pa.
ciflc passenger train late yesterday
afternoon.
Lying face downward, with his
throat cut from ear TO ear, about
fifty feet from the right-of-way fence
OF the railroad, the body of an un-
known man was found between An
thony and Holborn. 162 miles west of
Ogden. by Conductor McGoverB, who,
upon seeing the body from the car.
stopped the train and gathered up the
body and took IL to Wells, where II
was turned over TO the county au-
thorlties.
According to the information Tecelv-
ed at Ogden this morning there was
absolutely nothing on the body of the
man TO lead 10 his identity. Wheth-
er the man committed suicide while
In a melancholy mood. resulting from
failure TO make tho stake" in Ne.
vada he had hoped for. or whether
IL was n case of murder Will not be
known until rigid investigation has
been made by the authorities at
Wells.
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NO ABANDONMENT
OF THE CUTOFF

SALT LAKE April 5-Repors to the effect that the recent
storms have wrought such damage the Lucn cutoff that the
Southern Pacific officials had decided abandon the cutoff and
Promontory with heavier rails
denounced by VcPden and General Manager W. Bancroft
the vereS
The storms said washed the dirt the
embnkmen at the ends but the es work has not been injured
the slightest All the dirt will be displaced rapidly
possible rock rpapping and este work and when this is
completed the cutoff will be in better shape than
Continuing, he said
Stories from Ogden that the Promontory Line
be relad with heavier rails be the line
unauthorized track laid heavy rails
of lines used and there
relayg the track which to be maintained for emergency
poses
You may say that the Southern Pacific does intend
never intended abandon the Lucn Cutoff.
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ture mako their home here. Mr.. Sims
local picture houses.
Big Acreage In Beets-Secretary
Rolapp Of the Amalgamated Sugar
company states that the office is still
engaged in signing contracts with the
farmers for their beet crop this year.
and he thinks the last OF the con-
tracts win be signed by the end OF
this week. The indications are that
tho beet acreage this year Will be as
large as It was last year.
WANTED-Cleon whito rags at tho
Standard =
improving Chureh-Workmen arc
tearing up the old floor in the base
ment OF the Methodist church on
Twenty-fourth street and q new sub
stantial one viii be laid The work
will be completed promptly and Is a
much desired Improvement. In the
meantime all church services Will be
held In the main auditorium OF the
church.
The new steel county bridge over
the Ogden rlvor at the mouth of the
canyon is In place and the laying OF
the heavy floor will be completed to-
day.
The Wheelwright Brothers Construc-
ton company is building a $1,000 res
idence on Twenty-sixth street. be-
tween Monroe and Quincy avenues
E. A. Olsen is spending about 81 5000
In the erection of an addition to his
home on Twenty-first street, between
Adams and jefferson avenues.
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TRAINS ARE BUT
LITTLE DELAYED

Because the repairing Of the cutoff
nocessitates the running OF passenger
trains upon a slow schedule. those
from the west arrived in Ogden about
two hours late this morning. While
the roadbed on the "hll' which was
damaged by the two recent storms is
such that a better schedule could be
maintained. the company has about
eight ballast trains working between
Lakeside and Withcc and the many
west" orders cause delays
At present the company has about
five hundred men engaged on the cut
off and It ia probable that thIs force
will be increased from time TO time.
The greatest amount OF ballast at tho
present time IS being used al Baeloy
on the cast nrm OF the lake and bc-
tween the east end Of the trestle and
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-06
GENERAL STRIKE
is THREATENED

BERLIN, April 5.-Prospect of the
most extensive strike in the building
trades that has ever occurred in Ger
many Ia held out by the decisive ac-
ton OF the delegates representing the
socialistic federation OF trades unions,
comprising 100000 bricklayers. car
penters. masons. builders and labo--
ers. at meeting this evening. at
which they unanimously rejected the
proposed wage tariff the master
builders union had drawn up.
Such a strike would affect at least
350.000 men. spread over the entire
country About $4,000 members of
the Christian trades unions, In the
same branches. have also decided 10
join. The men have been aGltatlng
for shorter hours and increased wages.
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RANDOM
REFERENCES

Advertisers mugt maze their copy for
tho Evening STANDARD the evening be
fore the day on which the advertise
ment is TO appear In order TO insure
publication =
Coal. call up Parker & Co. for
rates on lump. nut and slack =
Funeral for Medley-Funeral ser
vices over the remains OF Charles
Medley. tho negro who was found dead
I'm his bed Friday afternoon. were
held at the undertaking parlors oil
Larldns & Sons Interment was
made in the Ogden City cemetery.
Puro food only. Charles Cafe
teria- =
Castle Gate. Clear Creek and Rock
Springs coal, $3.50 per ton. cash on
delivery. Phone 1i9. Robt b. Lewis. -
Arranging For a contest-Herbert
Williams and Larry Brown, managers
for the lightweight boxers. Bert Eler.
born and Peanuts Sin Clair. respec'
tiyely are In the city today and have
entered into nm agreement with Roy
Shumway 10 give a twenty-round box
ing contest I'm this city April 2Stb.
Mr. ShumwOy Is promoting the con.
test
For Saie-Old mats Good TO put
under carpets. Inquire Standard Office.
COAL! Call up Parkor & Co. for
rites on lump. nut and slack. Parker
Coal Co. -
Call Arlen. phones -. for carriages
for funerals and operas. Private calf3
speciality. Also prompt delivery OF
Baggage. tl2 25th =
Bakery goods at Charles Cato
terra.
All ldnds OF coal $3.50 cash. deliy-
cred. NJ. l., Jones Coal Co.
Bread Of quality. Charles Cafe
terra. =
n. S. Sims Here-H. S. Sims and
wife OF Fl Pnso, Texas. arrived IN
Ogden yesterday and will 10 the IN,
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STRIKE MATTER
REACHES CRISIS

CINCINNATI. o.. April Incident
with the announcement taat the te-
legraphers of the Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern railway had been
awarded increased pay by a finding
filed with the Interstate Commerce
Commission in Washington there be
came known today the fact that the
inability TO agree on the detailed re-
adjustment demanded by the recent
Erdman act arbitration OF the dis
pute between the teleGrpohers and
the big Four" railroad mad again
brought that matter to crisis.
The decision of the arbitration
board was announced eight days ago.
and to be OF effect 1t must be ac-
cepted by Thursday. when the ten
days limit imposed By the Erdman
act expires.
Conferences were held today by the
Big Four officials and officers of the
Order of Railway Telegraphers in an
attempt to straightep out the tnngle.
The boards ruling provided for a
lump sum increase In wages and the
me thod OF which bad been appor-
toned among the telegraphcrs caused
the second split.
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GH||E::AFRH'
AT THE GYCEUM.

The Lyccum theater this week has
q farcical sketch that for good. clean
and wholesome comedy ia hard to
beat Tho lines are bright and tho
situations extremely funny and the
people presenting it-Charles Nelson
and Laura Dean-arc clever and far
above the average of those seen In
vaudeville acts The act is called "A
Misfit Meeting" and is worth double
the price OF admission.
Patrick & Sampaer In AN Irish
mans Home" havo a pleasing act.
but the cutting down OF the dialogue
and the substitution Of song by Pat
trick. who has a good voice, would
make Il 90 better.
Bert Sypbers sings I've Got the
Time. Two Got the Place. But It's
Gosh Darn Hard 10 Find the Girl In
his usual pleasing manner Mrs. Olive
Blackburn renders some new piano
solos that are good.-E T. s.
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DEMONSTRATION
OF ROAD BUILDING

AS stated by the Standard somo
time ago. the first mile of the capital
highway" win be built at the time Of
the Intermountain Good Roads 0sso-
citation convention at Ogden Septem-
ber 1928. and will begin at tho Davis
county line, the construction TO be
made in Weber county.
The project is of national signifi-
cameo because It will be the first step
toward the construction of a macad-
amized roadway between three capt.
tai olties-Salt Lake. Cheyenne and
Boise. A unique and interesting feo-
ture of the Initial step will be that
each farmer OF this section will be
granted the privilege of furnishing one
load OF macadam for the road. This
feature was recently decided upon by
the board of control of the Good Roads
convention.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-06
BECK NJ AN is
s E E K | N G
DAMAGES

In the district court, before Judge
Howell. the case OF William Beckman
against the Southern Pacific company
is on trial A greater part Of to-
days session was consumed IN the
securing OF n jury TO try the action
Beoltman is seeking To recover 81.
SOL damages alleged TO he due for
the loss OF sheep in transit. He
alleges that while his sheep were In
the stockyards at Elko. Nevada, that
coyotes or other animals got Into tho
pens and killed several head of sheep
which were valued at the amount ask
ed for in damages The case viii
probably occnpy the attention OF the
court for two days.
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The Thief company. which ia to
appear at the Ogden tonight. arrived
from Denver carly this morning. "It
Is the most complete organization that
has come TO the theater this year We
do not have 10 supply one article OF
furniture or property. II Is F'rohman's
first company and Is splendidly
equipped, 1t will easily rank with
Crane or Skinner in all respects"
said Mr.. Allison.
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E6SIN6.

Tess-You sec. when the motor car
struck the curb she was thrown out
into the road. and when she picked
herself up she felt awful
Jess-Gracious. | should think she
would.
Tcss-Yes; she just knew her hat
wasn't on straight. and there was no
mirror at hand so she could fix It
Catholic Standard and Times
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COURT TAKES UP
SUGAR CASES

PUEBLO. Colo, April 5.-A federal
grand Jury convened here late this
afternoon. Judge Lewis announcing 10
the fury that evidence would be pro,
duced by the district attorney relative
10 actions OF the socalled sugar
trust as they related to the provisions
OF tho Sherman antitrust law. They
wore, also TO henr any evidence that
might come under their observation
relating 10 the forest reserves and
water rights
Tue taking OF testimony will begin
tomorrow when officials OF several su
gar companies 10 Colorado. Idaho and
Utah are expected 10 appear
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welt by the municipality OF Rome
Al midnight, MT. Roosevelt and
Mrs. Roosevelt viii leave for Spezla.
from which point they will begin to-
morrow morning carriage drive over
the route TO Genoa which they tray
crSed on their honeymoon.
The American newspaper correspon-
dents who accompanied Mr.. Roose-
welt from Khartoum have promised. az
the former Presidents special re-
quest. that they win respect tho prl.
vacy OF this sentimental Journey.
The carriage drive from Spezia 10
Genoa, distance of 90 miles. Will oc-
cupy the grenter part OF three days
Arriving at Genoa the Roosevelts will
proceed by train to Porto Maurizlo.
near the French frontier. wherc they
viii stop for three days at the villa
Of Miss Carew, Mrs. Roosevelt's SIS
ter
Mr. Roosevelt has announced that he
viii receive no one al Porto Maurizlo.
except Clifford Pinchot. the former
chief forester OF the United States
department Of agriculture
Kermit Roosevelt and Miss Ethel
Will remain here until Saturday when
they will go direct to Porto MauriEio
and Join their parents.
Yionna, April 6.-Bmpcror Francis
Joseph's state dinner Mt Schonnbrunn
in honor Of Mr.. Roosevelt viii be Civ
en- on April 16. On the preceding
evening Count Won Achrenthal. tho
foreign minister. will entertain the
former President at an official dinner
at the foreign office.
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CHILD CRUSHED
UNDER THE CARS
Little Nora Koyne Has the Right Foot Amputad
Special Train Carried the Sufferer FROM
Lakeside to Ogden.

While PLAYING around the track at
the gravel pit at Lakeside yesterday
afternoon. Nora A Koyne. the ten
year-old daughter OF Powder Foreman
Koync. had her right foot crushed be-
meath the wheels of heavy ballast
car How the accident happened the
railroad officials have been unable TO
learn as the little girl had not been
observed around the trains by any OF
the employees. Tho first that was
known OF the accident wns when men
IN the gravel pit heard the shrieks Of
pain, and rushing up the track found
the girl lying on the ground wrlthing
with pain.
As soon as possible the accident was
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age OF ordinances making the Second
National bank aud the Farmers De
post bank as city repositories.
FRIEND was recently Il director of each
OF these banks.
Stewart thought Friend had paid
$500.
Friend was nervously affected
throughout the proceedings. but he
would not admit that he paid any
money TO influence the bank legisla'
tiOn
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CARNEGIE FAILING IN HEALTH,

New York. April 6.-The friends of
Andrew Carnegie. who returned here
last night from the west. are not
pleased over his physical appearance.
At his home 1t was declared he was
only fatigued. The fact that he re-
quired the assistance of two men in
alighting from his car and that his
appearance indicated physical unrest
or ailment has created uneasineSs.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-06

The artist purposely spelt
that word sole wrong-he
thought that another variation
in spelling the word was nee
cSsnry to impress on the pub
hes mind the individuality of
our ShocS-the superb quail
ties and values we give in OUR
footwear.
We give the soul of good
workmanship and leather, in
both the sole and uppcrs In
OUR shoes.
Our soal idea is to please you
and retain You" trade. That s
the soul of our business policy.
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reported to the superintendents office
and orders were Issued TO bring the
child TO the hospital at Ogden on a
special train. A special. consisting OF
caboose and engine. made the run
from Lakeside 10 ogden in remarkable
time
After an examination Of the injuries.
II was found that the toes OF the right
foot were so badly crushed as TO re
mlre amputatloD. The operation was
performed within a short time after
the arrival at the hospital.
Reports received from the hospital
today are to the effect that the child
is resting easier. She will remain at
the hospital several days before being
returned TO her home at Lakeside,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-06
WANTS PENSIONS FOR
ARMY DESERTERS

WASHINGTON. April 5.-The milf
tary committee OF the house Is split
over an attempt to put upon the pen
sion rolls soldiers OF the Civil war
who are charged with deSeruon. One
member OF the committee bad de-
clored there are $4,000 soldiers so
charged. technically or otherwise, who
would become eligible to the pension
rolls II the precedent involved In bills
before the committee IS established.
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BUILDING is
SOLD FOR
$500

William II. Williams and Charles ].
HumphriS have purchased from Adam
Patterson, through Frank i. Chaplin
and VIM Allison, % feet of property
east of the Windsor hotel on lower
Twenty-flfth street The considera-
ton, II is stated, Is approximately
$1,000
II is understood that the building
on the property will be displaced by a
much larger structure.
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The chief said It being the first day
OF the enforcement of tho new law,
he thought there should not be pros.
ecution. and the men were released.
with the understanding that there Will
be no further clemency shown.
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Palmietry. IN its modern acceptance.
Is divided into two branches. chirog-
nomy and chiromancy. Chirognomy
defines the outward shape Of the
hand. and OF It's members. the thumb
and finger The name is derived from
the Crock and means the lava of the
hands. Chiromancy Is also derived
from the Greek and signifies dlvi3as
tion by the hand-thnt is, by the
lines. mounts and other marks on the
palms of the hand.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-06
Y | @ | A 7 E D
BICYCLE
LAW

Tho Judge Of the municipal court
being out OF the city. there was no
session OF the court this morning.
Walter UncS and ". j. Kauw were
arrested yesterday for violating the
bicycle ordinance. but, through the
leniency OF Chief Browning. no
charges were preferred against them.
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ELECTS DEMOCRAT.

SANTA FE, n. NJ. April Santa
Fe, ordinarily Republican. today elect
ed Arthur s. Soligman. Democrat. as
mayor. BY 1913 majority But ono Re
publican councilman was elected.
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NEGRO WOMAN AND
MAN SHOT BY MOB

KEO. Ark, April "a mob com.
posed entirely OF negroes overpower.
cd Constable Malloy. OF Keo. four
miles north OF hore last night seized
his two negro prisoners. one a wo-
man. shot them % death and hanged
the bodies. Tho Victims were
charged With killing the husband OF
tbs Soman and Btte-ot tha nan.
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STANDARD TELEPHONES

EDITORIAL RooMe-
Ind. phone, two rlnos. No, 90
Bell Phone, two rings. NO ee
BUSINESS OFFICE
Ind. 'Phono. ono ring. No. 90
Bell phone. one ring. NO SO
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w atson- amer
Clothing CO.
376 24th

Saline on the west arm Of the lake
AT these two points the storms did tho
greatest damage
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Medicine should nevcr be left in
sight OF the invalid in the sick room.