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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-16
WORK OF T lie
,JU Y EMILE
COURT Z

Nearly five hundred juvenile cases
have been acted on in some manner
during the past year by the local ju'
yenile authorities, according TO the
annual report just completed by Juve-
nile Judge V, c. Gunnell Out Of this
aggregate Of complaints and inyesti-
CATIONS, but five boys and one girl
have been committed to the State In
dustrlal school.
Judge Gunnell reports that Ill
cases OF truancy from school have
been handled by Probation officer
Henry c. Jacobs and himself and that
G57 cases of other forms OF dellnquen-
cy have come under the parental eye
OF the court. This report includes the
twelve months between November so,
1909. and December /. 1910.
Strangely enough, there were only
thirty formal complaints filed with
the court. the great bulk of the cases
coming 10 the attention of the Judge
OF his officer through verbal COM
plants OF statements. Nearly all of
the cases of truancy were amicably
adjusted by Officer Jacobs without
any action Of the court The bicycle
sidewalk ordinance was the cause OF
LAG Juveniles being hailed into court.
Violation of the curfew ordinance also
caused a great many youths 10 be
brought before the court
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-16
y ACOS
M j R DE r
CASE

The bill of exceptions having been
settled in the Nick Nacos murder
case, a transcript of the record of the
trial is being forwarded to the clerk
OF the supreme court today This rec
ord contains over LOO pages Of type
written manuscript
April 3, 1909 Nick Vacos, a Greek
candy dealer, walked into the candy
store OF John ContoS on Twenty-iifth
street and shot him through the
heart. killing him instantly. The only
reason given for the murder was that
Contos had foreclosed a mortgage
against NacOs and had refused TO give
the man further credit
After the shooting Nacos made a
spectacular escape through the crowd.
ed streets OF the city. brandIshing a
revolver, and was not captured for
nearly Sc hours. when he was run
down by a posse Of officers on the
Sand Ridge west of the city.
The man was brought TO trial and
convicted of murder In the second
degree. the court sentencing him to
serve SO years in the pententiary, A
motion for new trial was made and
denied, whereupon the defendant ap-
pealed to the supreme court, the sec
ting of the bin of exceptions being
the last step before the case is re-
viewed by the highest court of the
state
II the decision Of the lower court is
reversed the case viii be remanded
back for another trial.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-16
ONLY TWO MEN ESCAPED ALIVE

Cincinnati o., Dec. 1.-Two of the
thirteen entombed men by the mine
explosion at Tacoma. Va, yesterday,
in which many lives were lost. emerg
ed from the workings today in fair
" good condition, according to a spec
ial from Bluefields, w. Va
The men told a dramatic story of
the struggle TO prolong life under
ground.
C.. Il. Lehman and John Swete are
the survivors. When the explosion
took place. they rushed for the air
shaft. Finding oxit closed they
grasped a sledge hammer and with
IL broke a hole In a small air pipe
BY placing their mouths close TO the
hole, they obtained sufficient air to
keep them alive. Unable to share
their scanty supply of air, they were
forced to watch the unOvailing strug-
giles of other workmen TO reach the
spot
Staggering through the gases. the
other men fell, in some instances
within a few feet of Lehman and
Swetc,
The only living thing about them
when they left their refuge today to
seek the outer air was a mule. How
the animal managed to escape suf-
location is q mystery.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-16
CHILDREN [ @
RECEI { A
BENEFIT

or the many projects for the amel-
ioration of the Ills and sufferings OF
humanity, none appeals more strongly
than that which relates directly to the
care and protection OF neglected and
abused children of tender years
The Children's Aid society of Ogden
City and Weber county is an organ.
izatlon which exists for the purpose
as stated in it's articles of incorpora-
ton, Of assisting In the care Of neg
lccted yagrant or cruclly'treated
children" This society is composed
OF many mothers whose hearts go out
In sympathy for the unfortunate chill
dTen of poor and aeglecttul parents,
and In the course Of their work and
ministrations they have been able to
rectify many wrongs and bring com
paratiyc joy and happiness to children
to which these blessings were former
~ unknown. 1t is noble and praise
worthy undertaking and deserves the
sympathy and support of men and
women in every walk of life.
The suffering and hardships endured
by children OF tender years, portrayed
by Dickens in such characters as
Little Nell "Oliyer Twist" and 'Da-
vid Copperiield," have shown that the
majority of people have a tender and
sympathetic feeling for such neglect
ed waits which exist in every COM
munlty, The tTlte and true saying
that the children OF today are the men
and women OF the future, has world
OF wisdom in 1t and is meeting with
more consideration as the world pro-
=. nj ,,,ig5 m
human sympathics become enlisted in
the efforts TO elevate mankind TO a
higher plane. as evidenced by the
many fraternal and benevolent socl.
cites and organizations which exist at
the present time. and which are con
Stantly sprinGing up on all sides
The ChildTen's Aid society, single
handed and alone has been and is
doing noble and phllanthropiC work
along the lines upon which it was or
ganlzed and Incorporated, but the So
ciety needs funds to carry on the good
work and increase the efficiency OF
the efforts which it is putting forth
In behalf of the children in whose
welfare It is engaged, In order 10
replenlsh the treasury, the Children
Aid society will give a benefit mau-
nee at the Orpheum next Friday after
noon. December 23. at 2:15, the man
agement OF that popular amusement
resort having given the board of man.
ayers very advantageous terms In con-
sideration of the worthy object In
view This statement alone should be
sufficient TO fill the house to its ca
pacity and yield a generous net SUN
for the society tn use TO make bright
er and happier the children for whose
benefit the entertainment is to bo
given. The usual matinee prices will
prevail on this accession.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-16
QUARAN N T lNE
SUBJECT OF
DISPUTE

In answer TO a communication di.
rected TO him by Recorder Carl Ali
son, calling his attention 10 resom-
tlon passed by the city board of health
Dec. II OF this year, Dr, \. s. Con
don says
Replying TO the above. beg to say
that 1t makes no difference to mo to
whom / report contagious case OF
sickness. that my interest In the
health Of the public. and the abatc-
mcnt of disease TO the minimum in
tue city. is not less than that OF any
good citizen. az my record in Ogden
for many years will testify. | have
never In my life failed TO report a
case OF contagion when and as the
law required
Il have never had case of scarlet
IeVer In the ChildS family My last
visit to the John a Childs family was
between two and three weeks ago,
and what has happened since that
time | know nothing about
OF course | am away of in nv
reckoning, but it seems to me that
1t would not have hurt the board of
health if 1t had asked me To meet with
them before exploiting In the ncwspa-
pers instead of meeting secretly aud
condemninG me unheard as thev do
in Russia"
The resolution passed by the board
o. health was as follows
Resolved, That the secretary of
the board OF health is hereby direct
ed to notify DR. A. S. Condor that on
TINS day the sanitary Inspector reports
TO the board OF health that the said
DR.. A s. Condor SAYS he will not re
port any more cases of contagious
diseases 10 the sanitary inspectors
office; therefore be IL
Resolved. That the said DR.. Con.
don be invited TO report any cases OF
contagious diseases he may have TO
DT. Anna Ries. city physician. and to
give his reasons why he refuses to
report cases to the sanitary inspec-
tor as required by law, and to en-
plain to the board Of health why he
permitted the cases OF scarlet fever
at the Childs residence TO remain un-
reported
The sanitary inspector. in reply to
DR. Condor. says that DR.. Condor
waited on the Chllds family and that
some of the members, when they saw
one child after another taken down
with dangerous disease, became con.
Ninced that there was something
wrong and changed doctors and sent
for Dr. Pidcock DR. Pidcock arrived
the same day that DR. Condor was re-
leased and pronounced the four chill
dren dangerously III with scarlet fe-
yer, Having been advised that DR..
Condor had been released, Dr Pld-
cock requested that the city physician.
DR.. Anna RieS. visit the Chllds fam
lily and confirm the diagnosis made
by himself Or Anna Ries promptly
called at the home and found four
cases of scarlet fever. DR.. Condor
had been attending this family and had
failed to report them. These, the san
itary inspector says. arc the facts in
the case, and DR.. RieS and DR.. Pid-
cock VIII confirm the same If called as
witnesses
One of the neighbors OF the Childs
home who called on the Childs pco-
pie and assisted in the care of the
sick during Condon's time has now
developed scarlet fever In her home.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-16

protect them? j viii take one of
them 10 nay home. Wmi each oil
YOU
"Of course they were not willing.
rot man ol them Then, after a
lot Of discussion and hot words that
Goi nowhere, Mayor JoneG said
Gentlemen, | cannot drive these
women out ut town; | cannot sup
press this evil In Toledo But can
scgregate and control it,, and ne did.
There IS no such thing in Toledo
as white slave The police would
not permit it, Any woman in The
district knows that as long as she
obeys the police rules She may claim
police protection There is no such
tlnng as police graft in Toledo, This
- possible only because they have a
thoroughly efficient honest and intel
iiScnt chief OF police. and his work
IS backed up by an absolutely hon
est, sincere and Intelligent mayor,
Brand Whitlock
Cleveland Is another Ohio city
which has had police chief brave
enough to acknowledge the fGct that
there is such a thing IS a social
evil Chief Kohlor. backed up Tom
Johnson, when he was mayor. dealt
with the matter precisely as Mayor
Jones dealt with it and as Mayor
Whitlock in Toledo continues TO deal
with IT, They have their red light
district in Cleveland. but they have
1t thoroughly Under control. and they
have no white slavery. No such
thing as a country girl lured TO a
house OF in rcpute unOer pretense of
obtaining honest employment and az
terward kept In bondage. could occur
there No such thing aS young inn
migrant girl. ignorant OF the Ian
guage. held in slavery by brutal
master. could exist there.
Had | remained at the head Of
the New York police six months lon
ger / would have begun TO segregate.
the social evil there. had the plan
all worked out | intended to divide
the city into four distr!cts-north.
south, east and west In each OF these
parts of New York there is now a por-
ton given over TO buildings that are
used mostly for prostitution. If there
are decent families among them it
would be better for them to move.
| would have gradually got them out.
and there would have been border
lines established beyond which the
Nomen OF the underworld would not
have been permitted 10 go
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-16
NJ AN Y CT Y IL
SUITS ARE
FILED

During the past few days tho mu-
nicIpal court has been filed with new
suits. which have been filed at
rate of half a dozen or more each
day
Claiming the amount TO be due him
as toll for the threshing of grain, d
L. Colvin has entered suit against p.
r. Shupe, Sr.. for $40,
The Studebaker company has be-
gun action against the Russ Cannon
company for $50 on a promiSsory
note.
The Ogden Office Supply company
has filed suit against III. j. Packer
for $3.50 on account
Alleging a broken contract. George
Oyerton has brought action against
j. ]. Brummitt for $1i9.
The Ogden Furniture & Carpet com
p-ny has presented papers in a suit
against Charles Muhs for SIS on ac-
count
/ F. Flinders Is the defendant in n
suit for 1896 brought by the Miller
Brothers on account
Theresa Horricks has asked the
court for judgment of SIG on a
lease. The defendant In the action IS
William Lloyd
A suit for $3.50 on account has
been brought by the Ogden Paint com
pany against Enoch Farr.
ONLY one judgment was rendered by
the court yesterday. and In this Judge
]. D. Murphy awarded w II. Draney
the sum of $l02.iO, Tho defendant
In the case was the Winkleman Lum-
Der company. and the action was in
stltuted because of commission mon
ey which Draney alleged was due
him.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-16
LIEN AGAINST
IDAHO RAILROAD

a lien OF 100000 against the Gil
filed In Salmon. Ida. by +. j. CowaD
for Macarthur Brothers. the firm OF
contractors who constructed the road
a similar lien for 100000 is said to
have been filed at Dillon, Mont,
against the eastern end of the road.
1t is understood that this Is with
the taolt consent of the railroad and
is merely done by Macarthur Broth
ers at this time to come within the
statutory Limitation OF 80 days from
the date of turning the road over 10
the company on Sept 10. 1910.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-16
{ R USADE is
FILLING
@. JAIL

Before the present crusade against
the criminal element OF the city has
been completed, every resort of Ques-
tlonable character In ogden viii have
been visited, according to the state
ments of Chief of Police Browning
and Detective Ponder
As the result of last nights round
up. five ungainly looking individuals
were marched into police court this
morning and charged with vagrancy
Their names were given as Harry
Burt. Harry Lewis, Harry Evans, Otto
Jensen and George Shepherd None
OF the coterie made any effort to deny
the charge against them, and Judge j.,
d Murphy rendered each of them a
Christmas package Of ten days. This
little generosity on the part OF the
court will give each Of the men an
opportunity to dine on the 2jth with
Jailcr Anderson.
William Curtis, the man arrested
for vagrancy a few days ago and who
is suspected of being a yegsman. was
given fine of $50 or thirty days in
prison Curtis, when arrested. was
found 10 be carrying a brake key un-
der his coat
Frank Biscabey, who was arrested
for yagrancy, proved to be an Aus
trian. and as there was no interpreter
present when the man was arraiened,
his case was continued BIsoabey is
being held under a bond of $40,
Turner EldridSe forfeited a bond OF
SO by not appearing TO answer to the
charge OF unlawful drunkenness.
William Brown forfeited S. by his
absence from the court Brown was
charged with assault and battery.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-16
a FLYING MAN QUITS
THE BUSINESS TO MARRY

NEW YORK. Dec. l5-Tm through
with the flying business. No more Of
that for me It's all right for bach
elors but when a man intends to get
married. we'll"
Count De Lesseps flung this remark
back over his shoulder just before he
started aboard the steamer la Lor
raInc today, He is engaged 10 Miss
Mackenzie of Canada and their mar
rage will be celebrated in the latter
part Of January In England
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-16
PARCEL SHOWER.

Mrs. George Farr was hostess TO n
merry party Of Young ladies' on Mon
day evening, the occasion being par
Gel shower given In honor OF Miss
LYDIA Myers. A delightlUl evening
was spent in playing popular games
and in other social diversions after
which supper was served.
Among the guests present were Mrs.
Frank Farr, Mrs. Walter Farr, Misses
Zclla Rackham. Mae jenkins, Mrs.
Edgley, Myrtle Meyers. Nellie Thom-
as. Enga Erickson, Florence Morley.
GeorgIna Steel, Mary Anna Stratford,
Grace Reader, Alta Christensen LII
llan Scott, Velate Taylor, Stella
Wright, Mrs. Graham Cross. Miss Hat
tie Rettlng, Miss LYDIA Myers, Mrs.
Bert Treseder. Miss CharleDe Major
and Miss Josie Browning.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-16
RANDOM
REFERENCES
CONTINUED from Page Flvel

Dr.. W. Browning. corner Twenty
fifth and Grant. over Carr's drug
store, 522 Bell.
Arrested-Dr, c. d Pond. a travel
ing'optlcian with headquarters in Salt
Lake. was yesterday placed under ar
rest In BoZcman. Mont, on the charge
of an intraction OF the city ordinances
requiring the payment of a license by
itineTant merchants.
"Erminie," at Provo Opera house
Monday evening. December 10 Spc-
clal excursion via Denver & Rio
Crande, $225 round trip, Call either
phone 63i for particulars.
trict court. the bond OF i. r. Nisha-
mura. receiver for the Japanese-Amer-
lean bank. has been reduced from S25,-
600 10 $1,000
Grand Mask Carnival at Auditorium
Skating BInk Monday. December 10
Grand prize of 5000 VIII be given to
the couple having the best sustained
Character costume, $3.50 10 best
dressed lady and $3.50 TO best dressed
gentleman,
Mrs Katherine Minigau. of this
city. Will leave Saturday on the 0v-
erland limited for Los Angeles, whcro
she will spend Christmas
Remember the Cartwright Concert
company of Chicago at First NJ, z
church Dec 1G at s p. IN. Help the
boys,
Mrs w. r. Mobley left Ogden on
the Overland limited for San Fran
cisco
All Trimmed Hats at half price and
less. Stafford Millinery Co. 1857
Washington avenue. Formerly 3rd
floor Wrights,
T. Tuno. who has been working In
this city. left Thursday for st. Paul.
Ark. where he expects to work during
the winter.
SCALES TESTED by an expert and
are in hrst-class condition. Tho
Coal" for sale only by Shurtlin and
Company. Phones. IS. Yard 2Oil
Washington Avenue.
Denied New TrIaI-In the case Of
the Oregon Short Line Railroad com
pany against Wilson Cragun and VII
cy G. Cragun. in a suit 10 quiet title
TO certain lands claimed as risht OF
way by the plaintiff and also claim
Ing the right TO fence the same, which
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-16

by number OF ogden people and n
party of forly-two churchmcn were
taken from ogden to the little city to
the north In a special car over the
Rapid Transit car line
The exercises consist OF a meeting
at the new house, where an interest
inC program Is being carried out
President Smith giving the dedica-
tory prayer.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-16
7 RY in G 7 @
W ARD OFF
ST RIKE

Or. Charles p. NeilI commissioner
of labor. one of the mediators under
the Erdman act. left Washington to.
day for Chicago TO undertake the ad-
1uStment OF the controversy between
the western railroads and the Broth
erhood of Locomotive Engineers.
Tho trouble was referred to Chair
man Knapp of the interstate com.
mercc commission and Dr.. NeIlI
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-16
THEY ARE ION" IN CHILE.

Several months ago saw in one of
your editorials mention that the
wine.growers OF California deplorcd
the fact that the city hotels served
very little wine ON their tables. and
the Chronicles" comment that the
wine-growerS should follow the eX-
ample OF the brewers and bottle their
wine In splits, as 4 quart or pint is
entirely too much for a business man.
| wish to say that here in Chile the
growers have found that out long ago.
and even champagne is put mp in
splits and is as popular as beer or
English stout In nips is AT home.
4 SUBSCRIBER.
SANTIAGO. Chile. October S. 1910.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-16
OPPONENTS.

Colonel Abe Gruber. at lunch
con at Saratoga told a story,
Yes" he said, those two factions
are as ineradicobly opposed as Black
and Brown.
Brown and Black were always nr.
guing They could never see any
question in the same light
Brown. said Black one day. 4
wonder what would happen IL you
ever agreed with me on anything
I'd be wrong. III he wrong
Brown answered hurried'y Wash
!ugton Star.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-16
WHAT'S
Your Health Worth?

You start sickness by mistrenting nature
and 1t generally shows first in the bowels
and liver. a roc box (week S ueatmcuD
of CASCARETS will help nature help
you. They will do increasing them
regularly as you need tbem-than any
medicine ou Earth. Get n box today;
take CASCARET tonight Better in
the morning. It's the result that makes
millions take them. ssl
CAScARETS Ioc box for weeks
Treatment oil druggists. Biggest seller
IN the world. Million boxes 4 month,
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-16
THE INVENTIVE PARENT.

Woodbury. notices that Knewpop
had electric lights put on his lawn
last summer.
Seaforth-Yes. and he also had a
baby sling put on mis- lawn mower.
He also figured, If his baby was wake
fui, so he would have to walk with It.,
that he might as we'll push the lawn
mower at the same time | have Of
ten seen him come from the house at
pidnight, turn on the lights, put the
baby In the sling and start out on his
double Job.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-16
Chicago Close

Chicago. Dec. 1G.-Close: Wheat
December. 81 81; MAY. % 81: July,
93 l-S@l-i
Corn-December. IS 3-4@7-S; May.
A. IL; July. IS l.i@S-S.
Oats-December. 81 1-245.S; MAY,
- 1-Sm1-4; July. "a.
Pork-January. S19$7 1-2 May.
$tS15.
Lard-January, slO,25, May. S1oO2
1-2
Short Ribs-Janunry, SlO,o7 1-2;
May $3.50.
Cash Rye-S7 -
Barley-GGm 6S
TImothy-SS0O@9,
Cloyer-$ -$1000m1f2j
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-16
CAUSES.

Reverend Gentleman-Do YOU know
my friend, that half the cases of can
Ger are caused by people smoking
those foul, dirty, short. black clay
pipes?
Son of Til-And do you know. Guv-
nor. that 'alf OF the black eyes are
caused by folks not mindin' their own
business ladies Home Journal.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-16
HAlCYON CLUB.

The Halcyon club was delightfully."-
entertained at the home of Mrs. r. I.
Hume at It's last meeting. and at the
next meeting of the club Mrs l.. t
uulanisld will be the genial hostess.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-16

New York. Dec. 16.-New York ex-
perienced its share of suffering and
inconvenience caused by the sweep
OF the cold wave from the northwest,
which today holds the entire north.
eastern section OF the country in it's
grip. The degrees above zero. off.
cIany recorded in the early morning
hours was the minimum.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-16
FRENCH SPOllATION
CLAIMS UNIDENTIFIED.

Washington. Dec. 1G.-By
the tie vote OF 27 to 27 a mo-
tIon TO strike. the French spoil
alton claims from the omnibus
claim bill was lost In the SEN
ate today. Vice President
Sherman's absence prevented
the tie from being broken.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-16
DEDICA I IN G
MEE 4 | N 6
HOUSE

Exercises in the dedication OF the
new church at North ogden are being
held there this afternoon, President
Joseph F. Smith. Apostle John Henry
Smith and other prominent leaders of
the Mormon church being in attend
ance aud taking part In the eXer-
cises
Those from Salt Lake were Joined
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-16
MEXICO CONSENTS TO
BUILDING OF lEvEE

WASHINGTTON. Dec l5.-
Mexico has given her consent
for the construction by the
United States OF a leyee In
Mexican territory TO control
the waters of the Colorado riv-
or for the protection of I'm.
perial valley Cal.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-16
FIVE HUNDRED CLUB.

Mrs. Abe Kuhn is entertaining the
members of the Five Hundred club
this afternoon.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-16

Marriage license-A marriage H.
cense has been Issued 10 Arthur F
Shipp and Emma NJ. Murdock OF Oc.
den.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-16

WANTED -FoDr.Toom modern. nur-
nished. cottage or house. close in;
three in family Phone 151SY Bell.
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