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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-19
ALDR|CR WILL
QUIT SENATE

PROVIDENCE. R J.. April f8.-The
report that Nelson ". Aldrich would
retire as United States senator from
Rhode Island at tho expiration of his
term in 1911 was confirmed today by
as high an authority as General Chas
r, Brayton, Republican national com.
mitteeman Of Rhode Island.
Under no circumstances will Sen,
ator Aldrich be a candidate for the
u. S. senate again" said General Bray
ton. This Is an authoritative state
It and is made after due consId.
Q. ation by the senator, who will retire
TO private life. because of i'll health,
among other things"
This statement followed visit bv
General Brayton to Senator Aldrich
at the latter's country seat at War
wick Neck last night Today the sen
ator left for Washington General
BraytoD intimated Senator AldrIoh
might have brief conference with
friends In New York on his way TO the
capitol and might give out more de.
tailed statement regarding his pro.
posed retirement after reaching Wash.
ington The senator himself. Iust be-
fore he boarded train. TODAY said,
II cannot discuss this story of nv
reported retirement II General Bray
ton says It's so, he may know. Per.
haps there may be something given
out In Washington"
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FOR MER EDITOR
MADE TO RETRACT

WASHINGTON. April 1s.-Swept
along on flood of sharp questions as
TO his authority for charging mem
bers of congress and newspapers with
being corrupuy influenced, John NJ.
Maxwell, former editor of the Amer
lean Flag, tho organ of the Merchant
Marine League. today refused point
blank TO answer questions of his
source OF information. The interrog-
atories again Will be put to him at a
special session OF the house select
committee tomorrow. and unless he
changes his mind the attitude of the
witnesses will be reported to the
house. 1
Prodded by counsel for a member
OF congress accused by the league.
Maxwell, without counsel, and on the
ground that editorial privileges just-
fed his replies, declined TO answer the
questions.
He avowed authorship Of letters fig
urlng conspicuously In tho investlga-
ton. Tho November issue of the
American Flag. written mostly by him.
contained an article healed Word to
Washington Correspondents" which
he testified today was u reply to un-
fair stories and baseless charges by
some Washington correspondents. He
acknowledged the only correspondents
he could mention were John Snure OF
the Des Moines Register and William
Brigham OF the Boston Transcript
He charged these correspondents
with taking" because they sent sto-
ries TO their papers stating It had be-
come clear the campaign for ship sub
sidy originated In the STANDARD OIL
Beef Trust plan to dominate South
America"
The witness explained he did not
mean these newspaper men hayo any
direct relations with or are influ-
encod by such foreign shipping lob
by. but that they send out matter
fairly representative OF a countrywide
propaganda to prevent legislation TO
restore the merchant marine. The ar
dele under fire warned "all profession
al merchant marine liars that VIC pro-
pose TO get a square deal
"Who are these professional liars?"
was asked.
The witness declined to answer. and
explained that his interest and con-
nection with the league having ceased.
it meant nothing TO him TO continue in
an attitude of making charges.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-19
GAS COMBUSTION

In experiments which lead to the discovery OF the miner
lamp Sir Humphy Davey noticed that if piece OF wire gaue
little gas JET and the lighted above the
gauze would nonumnous flame and deposit no car
bon Little practical application has been made OF ucn
flame until Germanys great chemist Bunsen called upon to
heating his laboratories at Heidelberg
Then Sir Henry Roscoe Of Bunsen assistants who had been
student Davey brought Bunsen attention the blue flame
above gauze such hint Bunsens great mind
evolved the burner which form another still called by
his
The gas burn is not simple substance but complex
mixture of several elements forming Some nitro
gen. oxygen little sulphur may present Illuminating
gas but the only that useful for light and heat the
hydrogen and its various compounds with carbon known by
drocarbons
comprises about one-haf of
wood from 80 to 95 of COAL the greater part of graphite
and lampblao and found pure the diamond Smoke and
SCOT impure forms Of oily carbon
the rapid chemical combination of Illuminating gas
oxygen evolving the carbonic acid gas wary vapor
produces light and heat the Light the flat flame
depending the minute particles Of solid matter in the
and the intensity Of the heat depending the rapdy
which the combinations take place log rotng
gives off the total amount Of heat if burned
tai whether luminous luminous flame
When sufficient air Is admitted through the burner
produced and the cooking utensils
but when there not air enough SCOT is
the bottom of the kettle because
enough burn all the carbon in the gas If burners pop
turning the gas the then light your
match this will prevent the gas from lighting back popping
always best the door before lighting the
burners the that the might have been
tightly closed when previously used.
Nothing nice well managed gas stove
UTAH LIGHT G. RAILWAY COMPANY
D. Decker Local Manager
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COTTON EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. April 1S-There will
be started in New York tomorrow a
federal investigation OF the gigantic
bull movement in cotton with which
the names OF James A Patten of Chi
cago. Frank B. Hayne and William
p. Brown OF New Orleans and Eugene
Scales OF Texas, have been popularity
connected
Haync and Brown both appear as
defendants In the proceedings out It
could not be learned whether Mr.. Pat
ten will he Subpoonacd He has been
generally credited, however. with be-
ing the financial genius OF the pool
and in recent interviews he has out
lined his bullish position and his de-
termination TO fight the supposed
bear clique that has been re-shipping
cotton to this country from England
to break the market
The bull movement has reached
such stage, however. that there are
rumors OF q possible May corner,
Never before has the government
brought similar action against any
pool operating in the market on
either the long or the short side,
Subpoenns were Issued today at the
direction OF Attorney General Wicker
sham, commanding a dozen or moro
prominent New York cotton brokers
to appear before special federal
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BRIGHT'S DISEASE

Late estimates of the percentage Of
recoyerieS under the new omollient
treatment for Bright's Disease are as
follows:
Whore patient is much weakened
and crises may be expected In from
five to ten days. probably not more
than 10 per cent TO 20 per cent re-
cover. Where physicians aid with
efforts TO restrain fatal symptoms this
percentage is increased. In cases
where patients have from thirty To
sixty days OF life the efficiency is
very much higher.
Where patients do not wait until
bedridden probably threefourths
yield
And in cases that take the new
emollient treatment on the appear
ance Of the disease nearly nine out
OF ten respond,
Albumen Casts and dropsy do not
prevent recovery, The point Is that
the Renal Inflammation should be at
tackled before the heart and physical
system are broken down.
The new emollient treatment is
known as Fulton's Renal Compound
II can be had In Ogden ut VIM Driver
&: Son Drug Co, 645 Battery street
We desire every patient To write
us who is not noting the usual i'm
provement by the third week. Liter
ature mailed free. Jno. ], Fulton Co.
San Francisco. Cal We invite CORE
spondence with physicians who have
obstinate cases.
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BubDlfng Wafer
Displays Class

OAKLAND. April 1s.-Bubbling Wa.
ter again displayed her class when she
won the Redwood handicap at Emery
yillo today. She ruled favorite over
Fern l. and Roy Hindoo, and won
driving by over two longths.
Fayorites nm we'll with the excep-
ton of tho third. when Ell Molino
bumped into Tramotor. causing Kent
to loose hle stirrup. Tramotor was
practically left
First race. FIVE and one-half fur.
longs-Prido of Lismore, 3 to 2. won;
Sweep Basil. to /. second: Gelico,
TO 2 third Time, l 08.
Second race, futurity course-No
Quarter. 9 to S. won; Titus II. Z To l,
second Burning Bush. 5 TO J.. third.
Time. I'll.
Third race. futurity course-Ellerd.
TO l, Won, May Pink. II to sec
ond' Ell Molino, 25 TO l. third Time.
Ill.
Fourth race. six furlongs. Redwood
andioap-Bubbling Water. II to 10,
won; Fern J.. to 5. second Rey
Hindoo, TO 1, third Time. 13 2-5.
Fifth race. mile and seventy yards
French Cook, II TO 5. won: Kaiser
hof. 10 1. second. Hush Money.
to l. third Time. 1.i5
Sixth race, six furlongs. selling
Tremargo. TO l, won; Father Stat
ford. Is to l. second: M!nnedocia. II
10 5. third. Time, 1;14 40
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TRANSFERS OF
REAL ESTATE

Tho following real estate transfers
were filed for record with the county
recorder:
Joseph B. Dana and wife 10 Black
man & Griffin. par. OF lots and 7.
block 40. plat A Consideration S.,
940 65
NJ McCasher to George Fl Piper.
lot S. block 4. Herrimnn's addition.
Consideration, $50.
Joseph Combe and wife to William
Combe. part OF the northeast and part
OF the southeast quarter of section %,
and part OF tho southwest quarter OF
section %. township 6. north range
west Consideration, $40
o A. Parmley to ole Chamberlain.
parts OF lots 3. and 6, block 4 South
Ogden survey Consideration, 81, 900.
3. F Garner and wife TO Nicholas
w. Schone. part of the northwest
quarter. section 5, township s north,
range / west Consideration 81 800.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-19
WHY THE BURLINGTON WILL BUILD.

coming Burlington to seems Every
day evidence indicate early
Hill road this direction In full this point with
Standard the Salt Lake Tribune which, in its
ing, says editorially:
Again Burlington is about to extend
its line to Utah. meaning thereby Ogden
terminus has been might say in number
The certainty of that line being eventually
this city has been dwelt time
always with the firm Burlington
absolutely build this We
connections the original transoonnena line the newly
peed Western Pacific to San Francisco the Oregon Short Line
Portland and the Salt Lake Angeles
transcontnena business the Burlington
and receive at Omaha By extending line City
would get additional haul thousand miles, both delivering
and receiving The good point absolutely
to the certainty the comparatively
of track necessary to bring that line o this point
The prevails Chicago Northwestern
the Rock Island, and the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul
From time to time for good many years has been
nounced that the Burlington Chicago
the other Of the roads mentioned above about build
Lake This grown of the necessity
all of these roads to build to this point It only question
time when all do 1t would that propitous
time and the the Burlington would
surprise the least find the true
find further that the other lines would be
upon the heels of the Burlington.
The Burlington would have built Ogden had
Hartman making terms with j. P Hill
the Burlington demanded Burlington keep of
respect the Hill territory that the
has been broken
have rang point audacous
ing leader the thing to invasion of all the
portan Hartman centers by the Hill people, Hill longer
clash with the interests back of the system
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TWO WEEKS WORK
REDUCES FAT ON CHAMP.

BEN LOMOND. Cal. April 49,
Visitors 10 James J Jenries training
camp today witnessed the rather un-
usual sight OF the former champion
stripped TO the waist while undergoing
his stunts After laborlng vigorously
with the chest weights for half AN
hour, with the perspiratlon rolling off
him Jeffries suddenly concluded that
1t was too warm TO work that way and
removed his heavy undershirt In
which he has heretofore exercised
JeffrieS then went at the punching
bag with a vim that threatened to
wreck the apparatus
In the bright sunlight he loomed up
big and looked almost as muscular AS
In his former days II showed that his
two weeks training has already served
to remove considerable superluous
fat from the upper part Of MS body
while lower down there is still trace
of a fast fading paupch- His huge
arms and hairy chest looked as Tor
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-19
SPOR is
JIM JFFFR|ES IN
NEED OF A Fight
(Rv Ed w Smith.)

(By Ed w Smith.)
Chicago. April 19.-It was a long
time getting under Sam BerGer'e skin,
OF rather Sam WAS long time In max
Ing UP his mind to say any thing about
It.
It's out at last, though. and Sam
has said Il himself. He wishes now
that they hadn't made tho restrictions
In tho articles OF agreement for the
Johnson match about neither man on
gaGng In any contests prior 10 the
affair.
After sizing Jeffries up and look.
ing his over Berger admits that
It would have been much better for the
big alfalfa farmer II he had ono or
perhaps two real fights before no
tackled the giant black What Jeit
needs after his long layoff Is a touch
of the real thing, just as n good race
horse necds mild race or two be.
fore they send him out after the big
stake.
Clause Beneficial to johnson.
The johnson people saw the mis-
take and soon after tho articles were
signed and the forfeits posted called
attention to It. 1t was tho one clause
in the entire agreement that John
son wanted clinched moro than any
other.
Why is 1t that trainers of race
horses want "one race under his belt
before we cut him leose?" Simply
because there is nothing In the world
that puts fine edge on beast than
TO give him this race under the col
"A L.
there and all the appurtenances that
go with it. A dozen workouts in tho
morning are nothing as compared to
the real test
So it is with a fighter and almost
any other class OF athlete A mans
real ability, his real form, MS gene
raj fitness can only be truly tested
and the finishing edge put on thom by
the real test
The johnson people were unkind
enough to state soon after the arti-
cles Wore signed that the Jeffries peo-
pie, facing the likelihood of making
barrel OF money In exhibitions be-
fore The training season started, were
afraid to risk their mans hide and his
chances at the s10l 900 purse In a pre-.
llmfnary contest even with q man OF
mediocre skill. such as almost any
Of the present day heavyweights are.
BE that as IT may. the fact remains
that that would be the only way the
public can find out about Jefrs real
condition.
Real Contest Needed.
The only way to remove or settle
that awful question. Can Jeff come
oack7" is to hook him up in a real
contest. No matter of few rounds
or hundred rounds In training quar-.
ters with only friendly and uncrit.
loal crowd around will 90 any way
towards furnishing an answer
N might have been fairer to tho
public TO let Jeff make one or two
public appearances with sure
enough opponent. with the lights
turned on and every hit meant for a
Knockout on both sides. But lt Is not
To bo and now Sam Berger Is sorry.
And when It gets under Sans ernst
1t is a serious matter
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DON'T Get RUN DOWN.

Weak and miserable. II you have Kid
ney OF Bladder trouble. Dull head
pains. Dizziness. Nervousness. Pains
In tho back, and feel tired all over.
get a package of Mother Gray's AUS
TRALlAN-LEAF, the pleasant herb
cure. 1t never falls We have many
testimonials from gTeteful people who
haze used this wonderful remedy AS
a regulator is has no equal. Ask for
Mother GrRy'e AuotralIan-Leaf, at
Druggists or sent by mall for so cts,
Sample FREE. Address. The Mother
Gray Co, Leroy, n. N. -
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o,d.n,o as in the days of his former

m,dsble as in the days OF his former
puginstic career.
Virtually the entire afternoon was
put In by .Jeffriee with exercising WIN
chest wcights and punching bags,
Farmer Burns explained Jefries'
steady application to the weights was
to loosen up the muscles Of his back
and 10 regain the elasticity so charac-
terisdc of the great fighter In his pre-
vous battles.
when the elasticity is gonc. the
athlete has been scooped by father
Time" declared Burns, rs he watched
Joffries' play OF muscles. AS yet no
announcement has been mnde as 10
whom Jeffries will resume boxing as
part Of his daily grind.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-19
JACK JOHNSON WILL
Be HERE THIS WEEK

CHICAGO. April 1S.-Jack Johnson
disgusted with the near winter
weather in this vicinity today said nc
would make no attempts TO train until
he reached the coast. He expects 10
leave hero next Thursday, stopping at
Salt Lake City. ogden and Los An
geles. and arriving at San Francisco
May l.
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brought the price OF whisky down to
s1.30 per gallon. This is a reduction
or i've cents In Ave days, and there is
a possibility of a much further reduc.
ton. Independent dlstilleries OF this
district. with combined capacity Of
$4,000 gallons of spirits daily. pro-
pose war on tho American Spirits Mfg.
company
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-19
The RIQht Kind,

ing to advertise for sealed proposals.
Popular Daughter-Oh. don't pa;
It's 80 much better fun 10 got them
ersonally,-Baltimore American,
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Left Under a Cloud.

This is a pretty tough town, isn't
it,"
Tough? Say. Ne got up a scheme to
hold an old Home Week here a1d
had to give it up. No former resi-
dent could come back without being
arrested the minute he struck the
town Life
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-19

Strike troubles similar 10 that of
last July threatens the pressed steoI
car company ut Schoenville. Pa,
where 1000 men refused 10 go to work
Monday.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-19
Oh. JoYl

Married Authority dear boy.
cannot buy you trumpet You would
disturb me too much with IT.
Boy-But would only play 1t when
you were asleep, papa'-Comlc Cuts,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-19
His OHcnsc.

Mrs Ncwly-I shall never lot that
operator send another telegram for
me- ] just gave him a message for
my husband and the flrst thing the
oflclous thing did was TO read 1T
Lippincott's Magazine.
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Charles ] Osborn. 81 years old, and
dean of the Associated Press. died at
ST. Louis last night after an Illness of
several weeks
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Not His Row,

Wife-John. there's a burglar going
through your pockets.
Jobn-All right. You two fight 1t
out between yourselves.-Chicago
News.
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ury tomorrow TO testify in tho matter
of the United States against Frank
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His Way of Popplno,

Miss de Style-Am | the first girl
you ever loved
Mr.. Gunbusta-No, but hope you'll
bo the last-Judge
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-19

When frying mush dip the slices
first in whito Of egg. This Will make
the mush crisp
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-19

Stanley Rogers. a local boxer, is
lying at the point OF death with
fractured skull, received In a bout
with George Colo. Jr. at Philadelphia
last night.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-19
JUST FOR FUN
Tho Now Yorker.

Tho Now Yorker.
/ remember, 1 remember,
The fiat whore | was born,
The little window where the sun
Did not peep In at morn.
Today VIC live on floor eIghtccn.
But now It's little JOY
To know I'm closer up To Heaven
Than when | was a boy.-Life.
Aeking Too Much.
Nobody should be allowed to pur,
chase anything from pharmacist
without physicians prescription, =
said the cautious Citizen.
Nonsense" replied tho druggist
you couldn't expect even a doctor
to know the correct Latin for soda
water and chowing gum" washing
ton Star,
A Suppressed Sense Of Humor.
said the cynlc-
"Oh. yes. they have" replied Miss
Cayenne. They have 10 suppress It II
they didn't therc would BIO no mar
rIages You have no Idea how laugh.
able q man Is when he proposes. -
Washington Star.
Buried Hatchcta.
They buried the hatchet with tender
est care;
Their patience no moro 1t should
tax
And each, when disturbance anew
filled tho afr.
Came back on the scene with An AK
Washington Star.
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A Hsrd-luck Story.

"Politeness always pays
Il don't know about that" replied
Mr.. Hunting Work. II had a pretty
good position os a bill collector, But
| made myself so agreeable that peo-
pie held cut on payments for fear I'd
stop calling on them."-Washington
Star
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The Time Had Come.

The TIme Had Come.
Mamma" said little Dorothy, 81
want some water to christen my doll" ="
mo. DEAR" replied her mother. ITS
wrong to make sport OF such things
Then I want some wax to waxin-
ate her She's old enough to have
something done."-Exchange
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reduction of last Friday brouahs ~oSem. oSeii
fec,ur.nn Amerlcan Spirits aad Manu-.
ier,as 80 Sonpany. Independent dlsuI.
VI reori'. ILL.,. district Monday
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Chic.

II hope that woman's taste is bet
tor than her French accent said
Mrs Flimmins
What did she say?"
"She remarked that my new chant
cieer hat was very chick. k."-Washing-
ton Star.
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Deeiarlng that he was wanted by
.ne FEDERAL government as a Witness
~ tne trial Of F. Augustus Helnze IN
We" YORK. April 20, and that he had
not Whercwithal to go east, Tracy 9
HueN,ngham Monday applied 10 u
transportation. Ne 'oi
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LIVE WIRES

"A snort sharp earthquake shock oc,
CURED at Butte, Mont. ut 130 this
morning.
win patriotism lmmortalizcd in
elaborate phrases and in setting
OF the national colors. the national so.
c,ety Daughters Of the American Rev
oiution Monday inauguratcd its nine.
eeenlh continental congress. President
i art was enthusiastically received by
the delegates and made nm address
p.u'Sine the patriotic purposes of the
daughters. '"e