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The Robesonian., 1910-12-19
CHRISTMAS FIXINGS.
Stores Dressed in Holiday Style
and Christmas is in the Air.

Christmas is on and that is the
way things look up and down
Elm street. in the business por-
tion of Lumberton. The enter
prising firm of White & Cough
has things fixed up over its way
in - a manner that causes the
passer-by to stop. and look.
Messrs. White & Cough have a
beautiful plate-glass front to
their immense store. and a dis
play-WindoW extending across
the entire front, divided into
three parts by the two main en-
frances. This front has been
fixed up with Christmas decora-
tions after a style that would do
credit to a city many times the
size of Lumberton. In one of
the windows are two real live
squirrels jumping about among
the branches of a holly tree that
has been placed in the window
and decorated in a manner that
makes it good to look at; and in
the center window is real live
Santa Claus that is attracting
the attention of children by the
hundred. 1tall looks just like
Christmas, and there is no doubt
about it. .a~ -
And while it is ,.Christmas
everybody that knows-and they
are many would r naturally. ex'
Epect to find the Mcmillan drug
4 store fixed up just right; and il
is. Mr.. John Mcmillan is al.
ways doing something to take
the passer-by's eye, and he never
\ failsssssI1 I1isszHshaW window i ooks
Hike asreaI eircds. I'll it are {
moving. train and toys of mos
every description. 10
The Lumberton Drug Co. has
an attractive window, and tn.
! Pope drug store also is fixed VI
| ! in frcnt after a manner that de
, , nlands ones: attention. Boylin'
; jewelry store has a good Front
: and L. HI Caldwell, Caldwell
! Carlyle, Townsend Bros. pohl
+. Biggs Co: and Crump &fFloy
all have their store fronts al
ranged after astyle that is en-
Etirely in keeping with the season
The Robesonian., 1910-12-19
| see that. the. goods are I
distributed. .

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stlsuc s'-sa::is sIeIsl l.,r,i3G.n s~Hfe
s.h~ ucS sq-,s- ssisei1 ss;-..-4ot. -..es
The Robesonian., 1910-12-19

Mr.. E. S. Millsaps, District Agent
For the Farmers Demonstra.
ton Work, Makes an Interest
ing Talk in Lumberton-Th The
Value of the Work How
Farmers Should Study Their
Business, Raise Home Supplies
and Build Uptthe Land 80
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hcs SHersaaies ben, ~i.ntssAeu'e AZ.

ncs lneEga1ies oest 1ltseteHu!e 5As
aefG)ias. Tle MuflSiua1 bes Worln.
mehts lit 6ober tnpern1eiolid ,iao
tatlaflf6 bot oud) idon ocr @obIs
fampf begontten. @alfour bat be.
reits Dos 8obI . groeramm Der
unionliten befannt eeseben. gs lit
elm Iebr mageres Broeramin. Mon
16etrlt itf oorauf bei9ranfen gu mol.
len, bic @dbler nit Dem @eipenIt nes
So5iolismus uno Der Some MuIc"
i'll S6reden au iesen. -
Sn Der broiilioniiden Slotte Bal
lp1breno Der p%ergonaenen ISOLDE ei,ie
Ofeuterei ltottgefunoen. 9ie Waun.
l6often Der i'm Sofen BON glio &c So.
metro liegenben ariegsi6iffe bobea
gegen ibre Sffi5iere rebeGiert, einige
oerielben ermorbet u1o ii6 in bcn
9eiib Der 59iffe eeiebt. Damn
loltoten iie Ser gtegierilng Sor6erl1t.
gen gu uno oieie bat Tie aud PROMPT
6elpiliat. 0ie Soroerungen tparel,
nidt politii6er Irt, Tie be5ogen iiea
ouf 8er6eiierung ser Gage oer Monr.
lfoften uno por Mnem allf Mbid)of,
Jung Der 8riieelltrofe, Die merflpiir.
o%tgertpeile nod INNER auf Der bra.
iilianiiden Wartne in 8ebroud) &C,
tpeien lit. Nodoem lire Soroerult.
gen beipiqiet naren, boben Sic Mci.
terer Die Sbiffe Der Nceierung iiber-
geben.
9as 0orfom,nais lit oIio gut Der.
loufen, troboem lit es bo6it beoent.
liher Mrt geipeien. Sc mi,b pieles
foul i'm Stoate 8raiilien iein, ipcnn
cine Meuterei einen berartigen Ser
lauf nebme,a fam. SeoenfaIs miro
Die 8eredtigung 8raiiliens, on1eri.
faniide @robmodt gu ipieIen, Die es
10 gerne betont, burd elm bernrtiges
gorfommnis OUTS @ntidieoenlte in
Srage gelteut.
Die &epolution in unierer Nod.
b~orrepublif i6eint 10 gut uie nieocr-
geporfen gu lein. Die &egierung lit
offenbar iiberon uieoer in boiler
&ontroIe uno mos iest nod on Mus.
briiden itattfinoet, lit suiommsn.
bangles. Seoeufans iin6 aud Die
friiberel1 Nadridten iiber Die gebeu.
tung Der 8etpegung uno Der ein3el-
men Musbriide itarf iibertrieben ee.
tpeien.
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Die @ese ct. gnreanfratii.

Die @ege, Die Sanft gureanfratilts
gebt, iino befonntlid) munoerbar Mrto
elm ihli6tes @ennit permag ibrlcf1
ni6t INNER 5lt foleen. Gin 1eitds
f6itlihes @eiipieI oafiir I~ieferte off
benz &ei6sperbano oemtihcr St1ote.
Der fiir5lih in Berlin feline erite
Geriarnmlung obbielt nno fid nit
Srogen Ser 8ernaltungsreform Ee.
i1aftiate, Der giirgermeiiter bon 81.
lenburg, 9r. @elian, Der befanntlid,
iiingit gum O6erblrgermeiiter bon
gborn .sepablt iporben lit. Or. De-
Ian, Sm beiien 8abI man oie StoSt
Gborn mol begIidmiiniden fam, ou
er fir ben 9ampf nit benz Drad)er
Vureaufratismi,s offenbar ben ,l6ti.
gen .@ulnor beiist COB alsr Renn5eid.
nltitg bes Belitigcn @eid1ftsgollges
bel manden 8eboroen folecnoes ST.
lebnis aus leiner eigenen Braris gum
geiten:
aDie BON mir bertretene Sta6t gt-
(enburg lit in 20. Min. bon Qeip5ig
aus 5u errei6en. Die Stabt 2eip,ig
no(lte nun einein Oienitnlarn, OR
5nfallig in giIenburg geboren lit, ein
gbren5eihen berleiben. lin Ait &C..
fabrcn Oh gegell bicicn ctipas por,
tiegt, lpenoet iif Die Gtaot aeip;ig
in nnierer 3eit BEG geIepbons at.
ndfit on Die ibr iibergeoronete g[mts,
bmlptmannidaft, bieie on oas iGd-
|fiide Winiiterium 6es Mel,beren, bic.
ies an Die iddiiidc @eianotIdaft il,
Berlin, oieie on 6ei, oel,ti6cnS taats-
Iefretar bes Musipartieen, oieier an
oas preubiide Miniiterium beg ST.,
nern, bieies oil Den Sberpr1iioentcn,
oieier on BEN Observation-Disclosures
oieier ont ben 4olliaIifen 2anorat IN
9elisi6, oiefe enolid on Die 9oliSei.
perDoltung in GiIcnburg. (@roGe
Seiterfeit.) MIs mir oarauf pflidr.
9etreu meloeten, bob mir ben CUR De-
forierung borgci6Ioaenen Serrn nidt
%fenner, gine oieie Sahe auf oemI 4.
ben @eae, auf Dem iie gefommef1.
naf) benz bon gilenbura nur 90 Miy
nuten entfernten 2eip5ig, ein floiii.
i6es 8eiipiel oofiir, uie MODERN Der
beutide 9unoesitoot i'm 3eitaIter bes
8erfebrs arbeitet."
Die Sdiloerung lift. pie Der Sc.
rihf zeiut. non Afr UeryomtuI,tnn init
GROCER uno gebiibrenoer Seiterfeit
enlightenment moroen. sic bat aber
bod aud lire iebr ernite Seite. 3eiet
iie bod mieoer einmol gun grihref.
fen, fir pel6e 0ihtigfeiten Elm I'M.
geheurer onttlider apporot in S5ene
geiett uno Belt uno Gelo berihmeil.
oct miro, ndbreno es fir reht bring.
lihe, mirfli6 i'm 8oIfsintereiie lie.
genoe @ufgoben oortn Ieioer nielfad
an beioem moneelt. /.
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Wte N 0feSi

Isl
Bir bfefen efn1rnpert Doldrs Belohs
ming fir ie6en Soil bon &atarrb, ber
ni6t 6ur6 ginnebmen bon &an's aas
tarrbSSon geheit tnerben fam.
S. S. gbeneb & Co., giaenth.
$olebp, 8.
@ir, Die l1ntersei1neten, baben s. s.
gbeneb felt ben lebten is Sabren ge<
fannt nro balteit i'm fiir b%onfomrnen eb,
renbaft in aIen Observation-Disclosures
unb finan5iea befdbtgt. ale bon ieiner
Sirma einge9angenen @erbinolinfeiten
5u erfiiuen.
@ef & Eruas, @robbanoelss0 ro.
guiften, EoleDo. o.
@aIbina, @innon & Maruin
@roBbat6elss Droguiiten, EoIebo. ..
9an's &atnrrbs&nr nirb imnerIih aes
1orat1en un6 tpirft bireft auf bds BIni
unb Die i6leimigen Dberfl1hen bes
Sbftem8, 3eugnif1e fret uerianbt. Yreis
rs Gents per SIai6e. @erianft bon aIes,
Npntbefen.
9an's HamiIien<gine iinb bic beiten.
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Dag piele 2eute lieber bufnm
bleiben molten, fommt baber, neil re
piiien, bab lie rur ourh Ghaoen fl,le
perben f6nnen,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-04

Relation of Science to Religion" This
question IS often disputed and the
ueId OF each Is often misunderstood.
Rev McCreery of the Mothoiist
churoh viii preach unon the subject
Sunday night, and all are invited TO
attend the service
WANTED-Clena whIto rag, at tho
Standard.
TORY Cavallo. formerly manager of
'ne orphoum Stock company. has re-
signed from that organization and has
gone to New York.
Our pattern hats reduced to one
hnIt price at the Five Points Millin-
cry Z@S Washington avenue =
MIR and Mrs. Wm Evans were the
guests oil Mrs. Evans IN Brigham City
during the past week.
$l.lO to Salt Lake & Return, via tho
u Il q. June 2nd. 3rd. 18th md 9Th
GOOD returning until June 18th -
Arthur sbreeve of tho firm Of
Shreeve & Madscn has returned to
ogden from 4 business trip through
Cache valley
Genuine Mexican Chill Con Carne.
NJ the Oxford cafe. A.. T. Woods,
Prop,
Mrs. William A. Kelly, who is lust
recovering from prolonged illness.
rs taking the baths at the Utah Hot
Springs. The treatment Is already
showing beneficial resmrs, and Il is
expected that she Will remain at the
sanitarium fof at least another week.
For northumberland fve-room
apartment. Inquire i73 25th or 1533-Y
Bell
G. l.. Becker has gone to New York
where he Will spend thirty DAYS Wis
iting friends and attending to bust
ness affairs
For Sale-Old mats. Good to put
under carpets, Inquire Standard Office.
DR. +. o. Reynolds OF Logan is in
the city today visiting his brother.
J. l.. Reynolds. secretary of the We
ber club, The doctor Is on his way
to New York where he will visit
short time
Arrest Of Auto Oriver-A warrant
lor the arrest oil the driver OF car No
SO of the lntor-Mountain Motor Car
company has been placed in the hands
Of the sheriff Complaint was made
by two Japanese who stated they
were riding In the canyon last Sunday
and. on hearing the machine coming.
had moved 10 the side of the road
The driver, 1t Is charged. turned his
machine toward them and made them
step over the bank. for the amuse-
ment Of his passengers
Reduced prices on all classes of
Millinery, at removal sale OF Stafford
Milllnary Co, 3rd floor Wrights
So so cash Buys a ton Of Best Rock
Springs on the market Phone 81
John Farr.
All kinds OF coal $3.50 cash. deliy.
cred. NJ l. Jones Coal Co.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-04

statute of General Custer. for which
the legislature Of Michigan appropri-
aucd $4,000, was unveiled by the Gen.
erals niece, Miss Katherln Dlsbrow.
Governor Fred NJ. Warner was
MichIgan's official representative al
the dedication. and veterans OF the
four Michigan cavalry regiments that
composed the Custer brigade in the
civil, war acted as an escort of honor
to the President In the parade.
An interesting participant was
"Curlcy5' the Indian scout. who at the
time oil the battle was young boy
and the only member Of Clusters com
mand TO escape slaughter.
Thousands of visitors heard the ad-
dress OF President Taft, aud there
were many distinguished guests. In
cnding Mrs. John A. Logan, United
States Senator William Aldon Smith
and number of General Custer s
army comrades OF the Civil war
After the exercises here. President
Taft and his party went To Jackson,
Mich. TO participate in the dedication
Of tablet commemorative the organ.
ization Of the Republican party under
the oaks at Jackson in June. 1854
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-04
HAND PRINT OF
A BOLD ROBBER
Tracing $3.50 Stolen From Former
Which Ends in the Recovery S140
of the Money.

money stolen. This led TO an inyesti-
CATION regarding the size of hands in
the hotel and before many hours pass
cd the officers found n hand measur"
Ing the same as the imprint on the
transom, the posseSsor OF which had
a room near Ryans Then the ON
GERS were led 10 the race track,
through certain evidence. then to the
bank. The two bills had been play
ed on the ponies at the track and
were ultimately cashed al the bank.
The man who had turned the trick
was found TO be small man, wearing
eye glasses. The officers were so close
TO him and the trail leading TO him
WAS So certain that friends stepped In
and said there was $50 of the $3.50
forthcoming If the bounding could be
stopped, and that in all likelihood the
other $40 would be sent In before
nlGhtfall
Ryan Is glad to get the money but
he saws that the fellow carried away
some valuable papers and photographs
that he would Hike to recover. 1t IS
stated that there Will be no criminal
prosecution in the case
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-04
For Sale by
GEO. A LOW e
COMPANY

half of the country unseasonably cool
weather has been a bar to expansion
in retail trade, which at many cities
is classed as disappointing.
Al these centers recorder business is
light and Jobbers operations are con-
sequently restricted. Probably the
best reports as to trade come from
the northwest and the Pacific. while
the Atlantic coast reports are of un-
satisfactory retail trade. AS the week
advanced action by the government
against higher railroad rates result
ed In rumorse of suspensions of i'm
proyemcnt work by railroads, some OF
which were, however, denied These
reports injected an additional element
OF uncertainty into the industrial con
ditIon.
There is more activity in iron. but
largely at the expense Of prices.
Wool Is weak and lower on liquida-
ton OF old stocks and unsatisfactory
reports from the dry goods market
Cotton goods still show the effect of
high prices.
The leather and show trades are
quiet. Building Is active. but May to
tails will probably fall behind April.
Business failures fir the week end
Ing June 2 in the United States were
100 against 200 last week, l9l in the
same week OF 1909. 225 iu 1908. $50 in
1907. and l62 in 1906
Business failures In Canada for the
week number is, which compares with
ID for last week and 10 In the like
week OF 1909
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-04

A hand print In the dust on the
sill of the transom Of door has led
to the recovery Of s1lJ In currency.
the property Of James Ambrose Ryan,
and the money has been turned over
to the former priest The party who
stole the money, however, has not
been npprehendcd and The priest does
not care whether he is ever brought
10 justlc for the crime Ryan wanted
his money back, nothing more
Ryan was iucarcerated in the city
jail for brief period In the early
part of the week and when he return
ed to his room. after being released
from the city bostile. he discovered
that some one had entered his room
and taken from the toe Of his sock two
bills. one for 500 and the other for
$50. The matter was reported To the
police station and Detective Pender
and Captain Brown took the case in
hand
They discovered the imprint Of a
mans hand in the dust on the SIN OF
the transom over Ryan's door. which
proved. beyond question, that the
room had been burglarized and the
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-04
THRILLING RIDE
THROUGH RAPIDS
Trip Miles the Salmon River at Speed of ITO
Miles Day, Made by Ogden Man Who Rejoia-f
That He Alive.

the rapids was grand. hut required all
the nerve possible 10 command. His
hair stood on end as ne dashed
through the rapids. barely missing the
huge boulders,
Mr. Nicholson says he and his com
panions bailed water from their leak
Ing boat as they had never bailed be-
fore As the canoe passed through
rough places 1t almost filled with wa
ter, and several times would have
gone to the bottom of the stream had
1t not been quickly bailed out, The
shooting of rapids may be rare sport
for some. the engineer states. but no
more canoe trips on the Salmon river
for him.
Mr.. Nicholson says the contem.
plated railroad viii not Interfere In
any way with the possible water pow
er sites. OF which there are many In
the 31O miles distance no trayersed.
The possibilities for water power on
the Salmon river, be says, are almost
unlimited and that IL is no exaggera-
ton to say that the waters of the
stream may be harnesSed and turned
into sufficient electric power TO move
all the machinery OF the country.
Besies splendid water power facili
| ties along the river, there is fine
belt of timber sldrtlHG the stream. An
experienced boatman. and the super
, visor OF the Salmon national forest
accompanied Mr Nicholson. The
| boatman had traversed the river be
fore. bu. he said he would never at
/ tempt ii aRuin with the river so high
! The water Is nineteen feet higher
( than In years at this time OF year
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-04

District Engineer a r Nicholson
has returned from two weeks trip
to the Salmon river country, where he
made n reconnaissance of the Salmon
river for the purpose OF determining
whether the proposed lire of the Gil
more G. Pittsburg railroad would in
terfere with water power sites along
the river n.
Mr.. Nicholson states that he went
down the river In canoe distance
of $40 miles. but that he would not
attempt the trip again for all the mon
ey Uncle Sam has The experience
was interesting. but thrilling, and the
engineer says he Is mighty glad TO say
he is alive. Other men. railroad engi-
neers. who In the past attempted to
make the same trip, arc now some
where In the Pacific ocean. having
been drowned and their bodies carried
away. 77E
He says that the distance oil 5Io
miles was covered In the remarkably
short time OF three and q half days,
making an average OF about llO miles
a day. The canoe fairly shot through
the great canyon gorgcs through
which the river passes, leaplng over
cataraots and foaming rapids that
were fairly mad with rushing waters.
He felt that at any moment the boat
would be dashed to pieces on the
great boulderS.
The river is from 300 feet to 1000
feet wide and from 20 to 10 feet deep
The canyon gorges In places are 800
feet high the cliffs on either side be.
ing perpendicular. The shooting OF
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.)0cH7Y
(Continucd from Page Three.)
SURPRISE PARTY.

\ well arranged surprise party was
given NJ. II Whcclwright at his beau
tGul home on Quincy avenue in honor
OF hts birthday The rooms were ar
ustlcully decorated with cut flowers
and the evening was spent in games
and cards. Prizes were won by NJ. l..
Wheclwrlght, Mrs. j Drysdale, Mrs
Ruth Watkins. Mrs. l.. FARLEY Fol
lowing the card games. an elaborate
supper was served
The guests present were McsSrs.
and Mesdnmes l. Wheelwright. T. r.
Wheelwright. VIII Wheelwrieht. John
Wheelwright. Joseph Wheelwright
George WhcclwrIght, J. H. Wheel.
wright David Wheelwright. John Sal
mon. b. Todd, K Backman. A. Andcr.
son. 4, Drysdale. L. Farley, o. Eek
E2Tt, NJ Johnson from Huntsville. Mrs
Annie Ferguson Mrs. Mary Nelson
Mrs Ruth Watkins. Miss Annie Sal
mon Miss Edith Backman
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-04
STRONG BILL AT THE
ORPHEUM THEATER

Beginning Sunday night, The Girl
of the Golden West" will be presented
by The Orphcum players at the Or
pheum theater and throughout the
week
Produced under the personal direc-
tion OF Mr Noel Trayers. this play
presents one of the most perfect sue
cesslon of stage pictures ever mount
ed upon any stage. Mr. Travers has
left no detail overlooked which might
add to the atmosphere OF California
in the days of '49,
Miss Irene Outrim. the clever lead
ing woman OF the Orpheum players
will essay the name part of the girl
In this role she runs the whole gamut
Of the emotions and never strikes Il
false note. be the girl teasing or tenn
peStuous 1t is safe TO say that in this
role Miss Outrim ls at her best. and
that she will add new laurels to those
she has already won.
Noel Trayers Will play Jack
Rance the sheriff, one of the great
est character parts ever written. Mt
Travers has already played this part
in some Of the most representative
stock companies of the west with
great success,
MIR. Verne Layton is Ideally cast as
Dick Johnson" the road agent who
falls in love with the girl and be-
comes a rival of Rances.
Elmer Booth, who has made do.
cided impression here, Will play Billy
Jackrabbit. the drunken Indian. part
In which he has scored heavily else
where. The entire production will be
a triumph OF accuracy. both in scenic
effects and the portrayals OF the DIFF
fercnt characters.
Following THE Girl OF the Golden
West" will come "Strongheart," the
greatest of all college plays. =
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-04
MEXICAN BANDITS
MURDER AND ROB

MEXICO CITY, June IA special
to the Herald from Vera Cruz today
says:
News has lust been received here
of bloody attack by eighteen ban
dts headed by the famous Santanon
In the hacienda Bella Vista. on the
southwest part OF OaXaca The man.
ager Of the hacienda, Roberto Voisht
q German. and two natives. employees
were killed and Mrs. Noight was
bound and brutally maltreated, After
looting the house the bandits pro
ccedcd to the hacienda La Pomona
not far distant, and with revolyers
forced the manager. Guillermo Guin
ger. to turn over $4,000 10 them. Two
other haciendas were also attacked
A posse at once started Iu pursuit OF
the band "
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-04
A P P E A | | N
LICENSE
CASE

Appeal papers in the cases OF the
City VS.. ]. Herrick and George
Mcbride were filed in the municipal
court this morning. The defendants
In the respective cases were each
fined 500 yesterday for refusing TO
pay the merchants license. The
cases will be hurried through to the
supreme court Of the state for final
settlement
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-04
BROWNE is
RELEASED
After Being Surrendered
by His BondSmen
in Chicago

Chicago. June Lee O'Nein
Browne OF ottawa. Ills. legislative
minority leader. awaiting trial on brib-
cry charges, was surrendered by his
bondsman Alderman John Powers.
here today Browne was Immediately
taken into custody by the Sheriff.
Habeas corpus proceedings are eN-
pected Brownies bond was $150,00O.
Judge Kickham Scanlan of the cir
cult court issued a writ OF habeas
corpus on the plea OF Browne and
counsel that the criminal court of
Cook county has no jurisdiction in the
case Browne was then taken from
the custody OF the deputy Sheriffs
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-04
"eLEAcHeo FLOUR" CASES.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. June "a. l..
WInton Of Chicago, a government eX-
pert witness. testified In the bleach
cd flour" case here today that in 300
samples OF unbleachcd flour he had
examined he found no trace Of nitro
gen peroxide. In bleached -four, ho
testified. he had found the acid.
The government Is attempting 10
prove that by the use OF the Alsop
process OF bleaching. nitrogen peroxide
is formed. lessening the food value
of the -four
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-04
MRS. D()XEY
ARRES D
After Being Acquitted
of the Charge of
Murder

St Louis, Tune Mrs Dora f.
Doxey, who was acquitted last night
on the charge OF the murder OF WI
liam j. Erder. was arrested early to-
day on a warrant issued in St Louis
county ON the charge of bigamy
Mrs Doxey was awakened by Con
stable Rodo. OF Clayton, Mo. in the
hotel where she was sleeping with her
sister. Mrs, d. NJ, Morris The con
stable took her to Clayton in an au-
tomobile and placed her Ia Jail.
1t was In Clayton. the state charges.
tba, Mrs Doxey married Erdcr.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-04
IN POLICE COURT

In the criminal division of the mu-
nicipal court this morning the case Of
the city against William McCarty
charged with the theft OF a set of har
ness. was set for hearing Monday
morning. The city was not ready FOL
trial
William Woman failed 90 appear
this morning and answer the charge
ol operating an automobile faster
than the law allows. and hls bail IL
the sum of $40 was forfeited.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-04
NEW PITCHER FOR
THE OGDEN TEAM

Captain Gimlin of the Osdon Base
ball club announced thls afternoon
that Toner, pitcher from the Three
/ league. had arrived in Ogden and
would make his initial appearance
with the Ogden team tomorrow in
the game with Murray nj the Fair
grounds. Toner has made reputa
lion for himsel. in the east and quit