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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-21
POULTRY SHOW
SWEEPSTAKES

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best pen Bantams.
Mrs. l.. Biersner, Walla Walla, cup
for best pair of ducks.
Andy Taylor, Walla Walla, cup fol
best pair of geese.
Mrs. Frank Harbert, Walla Nalla
cup for best pair of turkeys.
CASH AWARDS.
Best pair parti- colored Plymouth
Rocks-Durant & Douglas, Walla Wal
la.
Best pair solid color Plymouth Rocks
Mountain View Poultry Farm, AL
bany, Ore.
Best cock cockerel. hen and pullet-
Plymouth Rocks-Mrs. 3. F. Williams.
Milton, Ore.
Best cock, cockerel, hen and pullet,
Rhode Island Reds-Mounsey Broth
ers, KenneWick
Best pair Asiatics-Mrs Frank Har-
pcIl, w dlld w dlld
Best cock, cockerel, hen and pullet,
Leghorns-Mrs. L. Bersner, Walla
Walla
Best pair Leghorns in show-Mrs l..
Biersner, Walla Walla
Best cock, cockerel, hen and pullet,
Minoreas,-O. j. Group, Walla Walla
Best pair Minorcas in shoW-O. J.
Group, Walla Walla.
Best cock, cockerel, hen and pullet,
Orpingtons-L. J. Mcintyre, Milton.
Best pair Orpingtons in show-Matt
Mosgrove, Milton, Ore.
Best pit game, male-C. E. Short,
Walla Walla.
Best cock, cockerel hen and pullet,
Wyandottes-A. F. Linse, North va
'lima
Best pair parti-colored Wyandottes-
Dickinson & Levy. Walla Walla.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
was adopted by a vote Of 40 to As.
Representative Poindexter of Wash
ington, the lone republican insurgent
who voted on the floor. of the house
today in favor Of accepting the DEM
ocratic caucus nominees for the Bal
linger-Pinchot investigation, issued a
lengthy statement today, explaining
his attitude.
Il do not think the republican party
is responsible in any way for the
democratic membership, and it did not
devolve upon it to inquire into their
qualifications
IF the republican organization
should have the right to select the
democratic membership, the purpose
oe bipartisan representation would be
defeated. The republican party would
sa responsible for the whole investi-
cation if it named the entire commit
tee
Mr.. Poindexter said the rules COM
mittee of the house had introduced
the original resolution instfgating the
investigation, in such manner as to
constitute an attack upon the fores-
try service and prematurely brand
Secretary Ballinger as pure and in
nOcent man..
Commenting upon tho election of
the committee by the house Victor
Murdoch of the insurgents, said:
1.-THE real issue. in the matter of
the selection of an investigating COM
mittee was whether the house could
select a committee at all and whether,
when selected, it would be a better
committee than the one selected by
the speaker.
"The house has proved that it can
select it's own committee and has Sc
lected a committee on which all ele-
ments of the house and country are
represented, whereas, if the speaker
had selected it, it would have been
made up of his personal favoricess.
Committeeman appointed by the
speaker would have owed their places
to him. The men now named owe
their places to 1.-The house.
This makes all the difference in
the world, and it is the first sub
stantial step in the direction Of cor
recting present legislative procedure,
and marks an epoch. Legislative au-
tocracy is doomed. Its chief eXpon-
ent, Joseph G.. Cannon, has lost his
power and every effort will be made
to see that his legislative system goes
with him.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-21
FIND TRIPLE MURDER
Bound and Their Heads
Crushed to Pulp.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2O.-A triple
murder was unveiled in an obscure
fiat in the heart off New York's east
side today. Two women and a man
are the victims. Gagged with sill
handkerchiefs and their heads crushed
they were left bleeding and fully
dressed on the floor with a whimper-
ing bull terrier as companion. Rob-
berry was the motive, or else it is an
other case of the black hand.
Salvador Scalpon, a young Italian
barber, his wife and a middle aged
woman, believed to have been Mrs
Scalpons mother, are the victims
His failure to appear at his shop
oday resulted in the discovery of the
crime.
Policemen entered the fiat by way
IF a fire escape and in the kitchen
found Scalpon's body. In the next
-oom were the bodies of the women
Bureau drawers had been dumped out
rupboards ransacked, mattresses rip
red open and every conceivable hidinf
place for money or svaluables price
,pen.
There is no clew to the slayers
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Bryan Feted in Peru.

LIMA, Peru, Jan. 20.-William j.
Bryan arrived here today He was
landed at Callao from his steamer by
a government launch and was met by
a. large number of prominent person
ages, including representative OF
President Leguia. Mr. Bryan proceed
ed here and tonight dined at the Am
erican legation. The working classes
are arranging special honors for him.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-21
Will Eat No Meat.

s OMAHA Neb., Jan. 20.-The ranks
of the army of abstainers from meat
eating were recruited today by the ac-
ten of 500 Omaha Workmen, who
pledged themselves to a vegetable diet.
The matter was laid before the CEN
trail labor union tonight, and it is X
pected that several thousand work.
men will join the army of non-meat
eaters.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-21
Madman Easy Winner.

OAKLAND, Cal, Jan. 20.-Madman
the odds-on favcrite, scored an easy
victory in the Palo Alto handicap at
E:?eryville today He opened a gap
On the fields and the others could
never get near him.
Kid North, favorite ran away from
his field in the early stages of the
first but tired badly and Dixie Dixon
beat him a neck. The fifth race re-
suited in a close finish, j. G.. Glenn win
ming by a narrow margin from Cob
bleSkill and Steel.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-21
Bio Baseball Trade.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 20.-One of the
biggest baseball trades of the winter
was closed today by the Cincinnati and
Philadelphia getting Robert Ewing
Frank Corridor and Harry Coveleski.
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Confesses to Murder.

ROCKFORD Ills, Jan 20-ClintOn
ST. Clair this morning confessed to the
murder of Mrs. Mary Mcintosh, who
was found with her throat cut and
here Thursday.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-21
MonopIane Hits Telegraph Wires.

ORAN, Algeria. Jan. pa mono
plane collided with telegraph wires
here today. The gasoline supply tube
was enveloped in flames and crashed
tc the ground The aviator escaped
with a few burns.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-21
.BARKENT|NE
IN BREAKERS
FOUR MASTED BARKENTINE RE-
PORTED IN BREAKERS NORTH
OF GRAYS HARBoR.
BAY CITY REPORT HAS 1T THAT
VESSEL is SCHOONER TAURUS
mo DETAILS.

PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. 21-A
special to the Oregonian from Aber-
deem, Wash, says there is a four
masted barkentine. in the breakers
seven miles north of. Grays Harbor:
The news was received at Aber-
deem by wireless from Captain Lum-
valdt OF Westport. Nothing definite
the special says, can be learned to-
night, as the report was telephoned
in by the operator atfNorth Cove who
could not be raised when called an
hour later.
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HOQUIAM, Wash, Jan. 2O.-Word
was received in this city tonight that
vessel of some kind is in the
breakers at Westport, but the story
cannot be confirmed. There is no way
to get word to Westport Shipping
men here are inclined to believe that
the story is simply garbled version
of the accident to the ship William
H Smith.
The steamer Taurus reported in Sc
attic today as in distress off West
port, Wash, is safe in this port. She
arrived here yesterday.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-21

For the latest news you should read
The Evening Statesman.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-21

SEATTLE, Jan. ga report re-
ceived here says that the schooner
Taurus is in distress on the Grays
Harbor bar off Westport, Wash.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-21

SAN FRANCISCO, jan 2O.-The
gram late this evening from Westport
stating that a four masted barkentine
was in the breakers seven miles off
Grays Harbor bar. The identity of
the vessel is not known.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-24
W Y OMlNG IS
FREE FROM
STORMS

Superintendent William LETTERS of
the Union Pacific. returned yester-
day from trip through Wyoming
He states that the warm wind of last
Friday and Saturday was of inestim.
able value to stockmen and to the
railroad companies. The winter in
Wyoming has been quite severe, the
last six weeks being very cold and the
fall Of snow being exceedingly heavy.
That wind Of last Saturday saved
our lives, said Mr. Jeffers, and
things look much brighter to us this
morning. The Wyoming people. too,
are rejoicing over the turn of affairs.
The winter Is likely broken. at least
We hope so and the r1ght-ofway is
now clear for us. The snow was cut
down to a remarkably great extent,
the road is now in good condition all
along the line between here and Green
River and every train is running on
time. The ranges are relieved to the
extent that the sheep and cattle can
move out to feed and 1t is the opin-
ion OF the stockmen that the herds
are now practically safe"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-24

Saturday Mr.. Taylor wae Quarantined,
but took unkindly to the quarantine.
The officials above named secured
the promise from all the parties In
terested that they would strictly obey
the quarantine and keep the children
of the street In the three families
at 96S and 96i Washington avenue
there are large number of children,
and unless the quarantine is observed
there will not only be spread OF
the disease. but II will be necessary
to promptly arrest and punish the
guilty and send the families TO the
pest house.
There are number of cases of the
disease that the sanitary inspector
traces direct To the first case In the
Gray family While 1t is violation
OF the law TO suppress knowledge of
diseases. In this instance IL would ap-
pear that Mrs. Gray was innocent and
did not know the case was smallpox,
School was suspended this morning
at Mound Fort The building was dis
infected yesterday and will be fumi.
gated today to make doubly sure OF
the disinfectIon of the building, but
the children will be permitted to at
tend school tomorrow at Mound Fort,
though the Strictest watch will be
kept by the teachers. The parents
should assist In every way possible,
The suppression of knowledge of any
contagious disease discovered hereaf-
ter will cause the officers to file com
plants and make arrests Of the guilty.
The public should help the officials
Wherever a person has reason to be-
lieve case of sickness exists. he
should promptly call up telephone No
35 Bell OF 81 Independent No names
need be given. All the officers want Is
an intlmation of the presence of dis
ease and they will promptly investi
gate.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-24
P lLFE r | n &
Gil i R CHES
OF OGDEN

Is there a band Of thieves pilfering
in the churches OF this city? That Is
a question uppermost In the minds OF
tho Ogden officers just now.
There is unmistakable evidence that
thieves are visiting the churches
while meetings are being held and
that clothing Is being taken from the
clothes racks. Whether It ie a con.
certed action on the part of profes-
sional thieves or whether IL is done
by people who live in the city and
are in need OF clothing are questions
yet to be solved.
Two overcoats were stolen from the
Second ward meeting house last even
ing and. only night or two ago, two
were stolen from the Sixth ward
meeting house In both Instances the
coats were taken from the cloak rooms
of the churches and II Is the opinion
of the owners of the coats that it was
not Il matter of INSTRUMENTATION ot
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-24
II E ST OLE A
PAL R @ T
SOCKS

c. r Anderson, an inmate of the
city jail. had an opportunity this
morning in the Municipal court TO air
his grievance against a fellow inmate,
l. R. Williams Anderson is In for
80 days for petit larceny and Williams
Is serving his last day for vagrancy,
Anderson sWore to a complaint
charging Williams with the theft OF
u pair Of socks, valued at fifty cents,
He testified that he left an extra pair
OF socks In his cell while he was out
working with the gang" and that
when he returned they were gone. He
found Williams wearin gthem
The "vag" stated that he picked the
socks up in a scattered" condition
about the all and put them on. They
were full of holes" Williams said,
"and / didn't think there was much
harm in wearing them"
When questioned by the court as to
who he was and what he had been
doing. Williams stated that he had
been IN all two OF three times during
the past year for vagrancy, but that
he would work If he had a chance.
The case was taken under advisement.
Ed La Mar WAS sentenced to pay a
fine OF IS or go 70 all Ave days for
being drunk, Ed pleaded guilty to the
charge.
Maine Brown, colored. forfeited $40
bail for yagrancy, She IS among the
''undesirables" of the city
Lola Smith. a pretty colored girl Of
not more than seventeen summers.
was found guilty of vagrnncy and SEN
fenced 70 pay a f1ne OF S25 OF go TO
all twenty-five DAYS She Ia a girl Of
the alley. and was first charged with
robbery. but Detective Pendor stated
the main witness in the case could
not he found, and that the charge
against her had been dropped,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-24
RANDOM
REFERENCES

Geo a. Lowe Company offers Fifty
Dollars reward for the arrest and
conviction of the person OF persons
who scratched their show windows on
Friday evening, Jan. 21st- =
Nearing compIetlon-The Peery
apartment house on Adams avenue is
nearing completion and will doubtless
he ready for tenants by February 1st
Apartments are nov being appor-
toned out, and it looks as though the
demand will exceed the supply
wANTED-To rent horse for his
board Call UP Solicitor. Telephone
No 06 -
In Municipal court-In the civil d.
vision of tho municipal court this
morning the Ecclcs Lumber company
commenced suit against the Sylvan
Park Amusement company to recover
the sum OF Sl60.4l. alleged to be the
balance due on account II. ]. Craven
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-24
EXCITED OVER A
CASE OF SMALLPOX
City Officials Cause Quite Stir Grocery StoreMound Fort
School House Closed For Fumgation-Dease Mistaken
For chickenpox and Soon Spread to Several Families

Considerable excitement was Great.
ed yesterday by David Taylor. resid-
Ing at 96S Washington avenue, turning
down a smallpox sign on his door
which was placed on the grocery
store by the sanitary inspector The
latter official Quarantined the store,
as Mr.. Taylor. the proprietor OF the
store. had broken out with we'll de-
veloped case of smallpox. II was re-
ported that a number of children had
gone into the store and purchased
goods after the sign had been placed.
and the result was that this morning
the Mayor. City Attorney Devine, San
itary Inspector Poulter. City Physic-
Ian Browning and Supt Mills of the
city schools visited the Third ward
and made an Investigation II devel-
oped that on or about December 10th,
the three-year-old child of Mrs. Gray
had a mild form of smallpox She
believed 1t 10 be chickenpox, and had
sent for a DOCTOR and informed the
doctor that the child had had the
chickenpox some time before that II
being a very mild case. the doctor
suggested that the case be watched
but the other children OF the family
kept on going to the Mound Fort
school. Mrs. Gray lives in the rear
part OF the Taylor store building
During the latter part of December
Joe Johnson and his wife, from Ey-
anston. Wyo., visited the Gray family
and in twelve days after the visit
members OF that family took sick. but
they Immediately moved to Clio Can
yon road. where very serious small
pox case developed About the same
time ]. C.. Dean. who lives next door
TO the Gray and Taylor families. dc
veloped case Of smallpox. and OF
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-24
OGDEN BUSINESS COLLEGE
CHANGES HANDS.

Stock formerly owned by G. c. Gill
has boon purchased by William Pugh
and III. Lee Bradford This school
maintains day and evening sessions
throughout the year and is doing ex-
cellent work. Mr.. Pugh claims that
this school has no equal in the state
in thoroughness and discipline, as
well as in having the best of lnstruc.
tors. and practical course ot study
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-24

is suing Arthur Skcen to recover $40.
claimed 10 be due for labor perform
ed
Jesse J. Drivers prescriptions can
be filled at Geo. F. Caves, tho Drug
eIst, 23o1 Wash.
Socialist Lecture.-John NJ. Work.
national committeeman Of the Social
lat party OF Iowa, will speak in the
county court house tonight. Subject:
THE Vital Issue What Is So and What
Isn't"
Our B. & G.. Butter never disap-
points.
Canal Meeting.-The Ogden Bench
Canal stockholders meet at the court
house this evening. at O'Clock sharp.
The Virginia, choice rooms for
rent -
Had to Come TO Ogden.-Vice Pres
ident and General Manager OF the San
Pedro R F. Wells passed through Oe-
den this morning for Los Angeles.
Mr. Wells rather jocularly stated that
he is forced 10 rive over road other
than his own 10 get IN his home He
had transportation over the Southern
Pacific,
Al the Court Houee This Evening"
Don't forget thai the Ogden Bench Ca
nal stockholders meet at p. m. sharp
at the court house.
The best of food prepared by first-
class chef. Charles Cafeteria.
-.
of 81 recruits from Fort Logan. Colo.
passed through Ogden over the Union
Pacific and Southern Pacific for Cal
ifornia yesterday, Some of them will
be sent TO the Philippines In the near
future.
Government inspected meat and
pure food only at Charles Cafeteria
Estate OIscovered.-In the matter
of the estate OF Mary Herberer. de-
ceased. Mildred l.. Herberer. daugh-
ter, was appointed Administrative.
Mrs. Herberer died In 1893, but not
until recently was 1t discovered that
she left an estate. The husband.
Charles Herberer, has found that the
wife had an estate here that has been
paying q rental of s25 per month since
her death and that other parties have
been receiving the revenue.
COAL. Coll up Parker g. Co for
retes on hump, nut and slack. Parker
Coal Co. =
Real Estate Transfer-E1mer NJ.
| Jarvis and wife to Robert B. Lewi2.
lots 10 and is. block 8, Childe Add,
ton to ogden.
Coal, call up Parker G. Co, for
rates on lump. nut and slack. =
Suit for S45e.eo.-F. F. Stephen has
| filed suit In the district court against
| 18th Of November. 1907. plaintiff re.
covered a judgment against defend
ant IN the district court OF Natrona
county. state of Wyoming. for s462 10
with costs taxed at $3.50. AS no part
OF the amount has been paid. plaintiff
prays for Judgment against the de
fendant for s45s.6o.
PEACOCK-The best Rock Springs
on the market. Phone 81. John
Farr. u
| County Appontments.-The county
commissioners this morning appoint
ed Thos Burk deputy sheriff in place
of P, J Naylin, resigned. H c. Han
sen resigned as superintendent OF the
county inflrmary and Andrew S Allen
was appointed In his place. Mrs AL
len was appointed matron. John Par
ker was admitted to the county inlirm
army. and then a lot of routine busi
| ness was attendeA To-
DR.. Forbes has resumed practice
400 Eccles Building. usual office hours
Married by Judge-CSarles W Good
man and Mrs. Frances Langford were
married by Judge Howell In his Office
this morning
For SaIe-old newspapers, cheap
Call at Standard office.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-24
NEW RAINS
TO RUN OUT
OF OGDEN

In order To prove equal to the heavy
passenger traffic. the Union Pacific
will add two passenger trains 10 Its
service tomorrow The new trains will
be Nos. and and Will be run be-
tween this city and Green River,
Wyoming
Superintendent letters states that
this is made necessary to relieve
trnin No. 10, that has bern so heavily
taxed since the washout on the San
Pedro
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-24
HE R E T R @ M
JARBRIDGE
COUNT TRY

Vim. Tremenway, who is In the city
was the first man on the ground after
David A. Bourne Struck It rich in
JarbidSe. the new camp in northeast
eru Nevada, which promises to draw
thousands Of fortune-seekers from all
over the west when spring opens and
allows travel into this out-of-the-way
place,
Mr., Tremenway, in talk with a
Standard representative, said he knew
tho Bourne claim to be rich In gold,
as he had sampled the property at
three different times. obtaining S25,
$40 and $3.50 from the face of the
tunnel as the prospector advanced into
the base Of large outcrop which
stood 30 feet above the ground and
was about 25 feet wide
He says there must be consider
able eXaggeratlon as to other diScov-
cries rs he left the camp on Dccem-
Der 7th, just as tho heavy faU of
snow started and there was then only
one prospective mine in the district.
although he says that the Bourne
property. II II continues TO show the
surface richness as depth is attained
VIII prove to be one OF the great gold
mines OF the world.
Don't spell IL Jarbridge. saId Mr..
Tremenwan 1T is Jarbidge, an In
dian name for devil. and, to be sure
It is q devil Of country to set over.
The Jarbidge mountains rise to
height OF Is, 900 or more feet and | am
OF the opinion can be seen through
field glasses from the mountains back
of Ogden on a clear day. They are so
rugged that railroad cannot be built
within ten miles OF the camp OF jar
bidSe. unless the road enters from
Deeth or Cobre, Nevada. and crosses
the range near Charleston, at the head
of Coon Creek basin and goes down
Bear canyon. This route Is the most
feasible
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-24
HEARING NEXT OCTOBER.

Washington, Jan. 24-The appeals
of officials OF the American FEEDER
alton OF Labor TO the supreme court
of the United States. growing out OF
the suit of the Buck Stove & Range
company against them In the District
Of Columbia were today arranged and
consolidated by the court In q hear
Ing for the first Tuesday In each
month beginning next October.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-24
HEDE@ EB@@E@
OraCle--I --GlObe

ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAM
TODAY.
Read this list of good features:
THE TOYMAKER' SECRET. This
is a chlld's story and very interesting
to children.
Two excellent Biograph pictures
this week.
THE DANCING GIRL OF BUTTE
and
ON THE REEF.
THE SISTERS SACRIFICE. A
beautiful Vitagraph picture illustrat.
Ing that rare trait of true sisterly de,
votion.
Some excellent scenic pictures are:
VISIT TO BOMBAY.
PARK OF CASERTE. ITALY.
BUFFALO RACING IN MODOERA
9c1d
Good choice music and pretty songs.
LADIES' SOUVENIR MATINEE
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, OR
ACLE AND GLOBE-'ISIS" THURS
DAY AFTERNOON.
M N II M n m - nm m m eu T%
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-24
SCHOONER is FOUND
6OTTOM-Up AT NANTUCKET

Sostc'n. Jan. 24.--The four-masted
schooner, Henry 3 Fiske, OF Boston.
bound from this city for Jacksonville,
was found bottom-up. by the revenue
cutter Gresham, twenty-five miles OFF
Nantucket today 1t is believed that
her cre- OF eight men was lost In last
weeks storm
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-24
FROM
THE BROTHERHOOD.

Cleveland. Jan. 24-Omcials of the
twenty-five railway systems In the
southern association today received
propositions from the Brotherhood OF
Railway Trainmen and tho Order Of
Railway Conductors for the wage in
crease and better working conditions.
similar to those submitted TO the
roads In the eastern association a
month ago, Answers are due Febru.
ary 24th.