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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-14
NO IMMERSION
FOR PRESBYTERIAN

PITTSBURG. Dec. ia movement
TO authorize immersional baptism In
Presbyterian churches In the United
States was approved in the report OF
a committee 10 the Pittsburg Presby-
terry today but after heated discus
sion, was rejected
Rev. Dr.. X. S. Shaft, OF the West
ern Theological seminary, chairman
of the committee on bills and over
lures. reported the recommendation
that the words. "sprinkling and pour
ing be stricken from the book OF
discipline. and the word "baptize" sub
stituted.
Rev. w. L. McEwan. pastor OF the
Third Presbyterian church. cautioned
against hurried action ON such an Inn
po1taDt matter and declared that un-
der the present arrangement a mem
Der had the privilege OF immersion.
Rev, John Royal Harris, Of the
Shady Avenue church, said: II would
not immcrse In the name of the Trim
ity and l would leave the church
first"
Rev. C. S. George suggested that
those who desired the radical change
should be given a "clean bill Of
health and sent over to the Baptist
church"
The change finally was defeated by
large majority.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-14
NORTHUMBERLAND
HAS CLOSE CALL

SALT LAKE. Dec 13-The deflecs
tion of single degree of the angle
at which q would-be assassin held a
revolver as he fired at John Carlson
the night watchman at the Rio
Grande last night. would have meant
instant death for the latter instead
OF having a bullet craze his forehead
and then pass into space. With the
sting of this bleeding wound, Carl
son still retained his courage and ar
rested one of the pair Of box car
thieves and set out in search OF tho
man who had fired on him as soon
as the wound was dressed
The shooting occurred at the Rio
Grande Yards where Carlson detected
two men robbing box car containing
shoes. He covered one with gun
until his companion came out OF the
car, then placed the pair under arrest
and marched them to the station. After
going about two blocks one turned
without warning and fired on Carlson
at such close range that the powder
burned his face He returned fire,
hating one man. but the robber who
fired the shot escaped, He brayely
took his captive TO the station house
and turned him over to the police.
The man was an Italian and gave his
name as Sam George.
Officers Find Loot.
Carlson was taken to the emergency
rospital, where he was attended by
Assistant City Physician H. p.
Sprague who said that Carlson's es-
cape from instant death was the most
miraculous thing he had ever seen
The bullet tore wound two inches
long across his forehead exposing the
bone. 1t could not have come closer
TO the bone without penetrating the
skull After his wound WINS dressed.
Carlson joined special detail of Of
ficers who were searching for the man
who fired the shot No trace Of the
other man was found, but on search
ing Georges room, the policemen
found concealed double-harreled shot
gun and six pairs Of shoes, the foot.
wear being Identified as part OF the
loot from the box car.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-14

SOUTH WINDSOR. Con. Dec 13-
DR.. Robert c. Harmon Is going 10 make
a fight for the leadership OF the Chris
tian Science church, he declares How
he has not explained He declares
that twenty ycars ago Mrs Eddy said
he should be her successor and had
repeated the statement many times
DR. Harmon also has this to say
The woman who is said TO have died
Il few days ago was Mrs. Ida Fitz.
patrick of Cleveland, Mrs. Camelia J.
Leonard of Brooklyn or Miss Julia
Bartlett of Norfolk. Conn, who have
impersonated Mrs. Eddy, who died
eighteen months ago Mrs Eddy has
been dead all these months. but Cal
vim Frye and Alfred Farlow have kept
the truth from the public. But the
truth will come out some day, and that
soon
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-14
SOUTHERN UTAH MINES TO OPEN
Railroad Connecting MarysyaIe, lund
and Searchlieht viii lnfuse
New Life.

That Frank A Dudley of Niagara
Falls and associates wsll begin ac-
tive operations in early spring on the
proposed railway from MaTysyale.
opening up many rich mining dis
tricts from there through southern
Utah and southern Nevada to Search
light. Is the firm opinion of II. J.
Doolittle. general manager OF the old
Dixie mine, Is miles west OF St
George.
This VIII open up the Silver Reef
district, is miles east of St. George:
will prove n boon to the Virgin oil
fields; should pass near our old Dix
lie mine, about Is miles west of st
George; would pass close to the Key
West mine and open up the Bunker
Hill district, would cut 25 miles from
the long haul OF the Grand Gulch.
and open up many good prospects and
a great deal of promising mineral
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-14
SENATE LISTENS
TO FIRST DEBATE

WASHINGTON, Dec 13.-The SEN
ate today listented to the first de-
bate of the session and while the de-
cision was largely academic, it serv-
cd to develop the important fact that
Messrs. Lodge and AldrIch are will"
ing 10 join in the piecemeal revision
Of the tariff,
The subject came up on a motion
to refer to the committee on rules the
Cummins Joint resolution providing
for the limitation OF the power to
amend bills looking to the modifica-
tion Of paragraphs and schedules OF
the Payne-Aldrich bill
Mr Cummins occupied the floor In
support Of the provision but he was
interrupted so frequently that the
decision partook largely of the ma
ture of running debate. 1t was In
this decision that Messrs Lodge and
Aldrich found occasion to announce
their respective positions
Aldrlch Favors Amendment
Mr., Aldrich favored amendment, but
said he would prefer taking up the
question by subjects rather than by
schedules. He was emphatic in his
opposition to the Iowa senator's meth
cd OF proceeding, which contemplates
alteration of the rules Of both house
and senate by Joint resolution. Sen
ator Hale did not participate in the
debate 1t is expected he will oppose
the Cummins program,
Much attention was given today to
the right OF the senate to interfere in
any way in the formation of house
rules and Of the, senate TO amend rev.
enue bills, which, under the consti-
tuition. must originate in the house.
Alr Aldrich flatly announced his op-
position 10 any course thnt would cir"
cumsCrihe the house. and Mr. Cum
minis interpreted this remark as a
declaration in support of the right of
the Democratic house Of the next con
eress to outline its own policy with
out Interference The Iowa senator
said he desired TO keep politics out
of the question,
Mr.. Cummins animadyerted severe
~ upon the senate practice of build"
ing up bills to its own lilIIng-on meas
ures supplied by the house Mr.. Al
drich did not follow him in this con-
tention.
Senators in Argument.
lpu dic edillnS lhlo NSiS pAN'H
sea- he remarked
'Well, If l find myself in port
where my vessel is infected with
some horrible contagion. | prefer The
open water, replied Mr. Cummins.
evidently satisfied with his position.
"In that event" blandy replied the
senator from Rhode Island, the sen
ator is liable to remain in the open
for long time"
AS the Iowa senator proceeded TO
develop his opposition to senatorial
amendments to the tariff bills, he was
antagonized by Mr. Aldrich, who went
so far as to declare the doctrine rev
olutionary,"
at absolutely rohs the states OF
their right of equal representation
he declared.
Mr.. Cummlns contended that un-
less the rules of the two houses were
amended there would be no Dossibil
ity OF amending the tariff. with the
consequence that it must remain as
1t is until the people in their in
dignntion and wrath rise up and COM
pel n general revision"
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-14
SUSPECTS ARE
UNDER ARREST

KANSAS CITY. Dec 13,-Sam Dali
lev. former employe of Mrs. Emeline
bernhard who, with her son. George
Thomas Morgan and James Graves
we're Killed at the Bernhard farm
twenty miles south of here last week,
was arrested tonight.
Daley is held pending inyestiga-
tioa
The arrest was made by Inspector
BOYLE. of the Kansas City police de-
partment, upon information furnished
by John Feagle. held as suspect
in the case by the Kansas City. kan,
police
"Third Degrees for Feasle.
John Feagle. held by the Kansas
City. Kan. police as a suspect for
the murder of Mrs Emellne Bern
hard, her son George, Thomas Nor
gan and James Graves. was subjected
to another careful examination by
Chief OF Police Simmer and his as
sistants this morning. The prison
er said nothing that added materially
TO his statements of yesterday, the Of
ficers said
Wife Declares Him Innocent.
Feagles wife and his father have
come to the aid of the prisoner both
declaring him innocent OF any con-
nection with the murder
His father said the stains on the
clothing found in his sons home yes
terday were made by red paint. The
sheriff Of Johnson county said to.
day that he was trying TO find a
farmland who worked for the Bern
hards about six weeks ago. After
the man left the farm. George Bern
hard told some of the neighbors he
was afraid of him.
'My husband is Innocent" said Fea-
giles wife today, "aDd could easily
clear himself, but he gets ratified, and
/ guess that is what happened to him
when the police were questioning
him, ] shall help him prove his In
nocence."
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-14
INVESTIGATING
FR|AR LAND DEALS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-The Phil
ippine Friar Land transactions were
again under investigation by the
house committee on insular affairs
today Representative Martin of Col
orado continued his statement elabo-
rating the charges against. the man.
ner In which these estates had been
handled by the Philippine govern
ment.
Capt e. II. Sleeper. registrar OF
lands OF the Philippine government
testified regarding the transactions.
He said that when f. H. Hoole, who
has figured in Mr. Martins charges,
called on him he declared that he
was representing the sugar syndi-
cate. but did not indicate who he was
acting for in seeking deed to friar
lands.
He took up In detail Mr.. Martins
charges, but his testimony was along
the lines oil the special report OF the
investigation sent to Secretary Dick
iuSOn
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-14
WANT TO DECLARE
PROCEEDINGS ILLEGAL

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Dec. ia pc
tition asking that the Davidson ooun-
ty criminal court declare illegal and
void the proceedings by which the
case against Robert j. Cooper, charg
ed with the murder OF Senator Ed
ward w. Carmack, was dismissed, was
presented this morning by all the at
torneyS who represented the state in
the trial in which Robin ]. Cooper and
his father Duncan p, Cooper, were
convicted, and by Sam c. Carmack,
brother of Senator Carmack.
Ii charges that the effort TO acquit
the defendant was a fraud upon the
state, done without the knowledge Of
any lawyer representing the state
and without conference with any wit
nesses for the state.
Judge a. Neil refused to allow the
petition to be filed The next move
will be &c take the case before the
supreme court on a writ of certiorari.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-14
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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-14
OWEN MORAN is MARVELLOUS
LITTLE FIGHTING MACHINE.
But Five Feet Three Inches High and
Weighs 124 Pounds-Has Beat
en- Many Good Men.
(By Tad.)

New York. Dec. l4-Owen Moran,
the first fighter who ever put Battl-
ing Nelson down for the count of ten,
L. most marvellous piece of fight
ing machinery.
This pugilistic shrimp, we might
call him. stands but 5 feet inches
in his stocking feet and tipped the
bean at l2l pounds going into the ring
against that terrible Dane.
II gave way almost ten pounds In
weight to Nelson. and stood IL
inches shorter, and the difference in
reach was easily six inches.
Isn't that sort OF a big thing for
a featherwelght to do and then turn
trick that the greatest lightweights
OF the past ten years failed to do
knock Nelson out?
Just at present Moran Is the most
talsed OF pugilIst in the country. and
little dope on the lad would not be
amisS, we take It,
Owen was born in Birmingham.
England, twenty-siX years ago. and at
the age Of II started in the boxing
game After trimming few OF the
Birmingham lads in private. Moran
was given a trial against Digger Stan
ley In his home town,
Stanley was the bear cat OF London
and to slack the local boy against
him looked big for the home sports,
but they went down hook, line and
snkeT on the home product, only to
lose their coin on a decision in a slam
bang affair which lasted 20 rounds.
Moran travelled around the country
a bit then and put a few wins" over,
and then grabbed a bout at the Ma
tlonal Sporting club, in London. the
swellest affair. OF that sort on the
other side. He won there four times
Ia a row
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-14
BUFFALO IS STILL PAYING
CHICAGO FIRE BONDS

CHICAGO, Dec 13.-Bufialo, n, Y,
etill is paying Chicago fire relief
bonds. This was disclosed today in
letter read before the common coun-
Gil from the comptroller OF Buffalo,
In reply to q query from a Chicagoan.
and which explained the situation as
follows:
After the Chicago fire of 1871, Buf-
falo voted a relief fund of $4,000, to
be raised by the sale of bonds. The
bonds were redeemabe In October,
1880 At that time and in 1897, they
were refunded by new series, the
last being in serials Of IL per cent,
(Which Will wipe out the last one In
ls17."
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-14
SEIZURE BY
FOOD OFFICER

SALT LAKE, Dec l3.-Willard
Hansen, Jr.. state food and dairy com
missioner. made a seizure this morn
ing that he considers OF unusual i'm
portance At small East Second
South street grocery he found a dem
onstration showing of baking powder
from The Crescent Baking Powder
company OF Seattle, Wash" Mr.. Han
sen looked several packages over ani
discovered such a violation of the
state law in the matter OF labelling
that he confiscated the entire outfit,
worth perhaps $25. The demon
5trator, he noticed. was taking
spoonful oi the powder, testing 1t in
hot and cold water to show its
strength as a leayening agent. which
WAS claimed 10 be far superior TO
other baking powders" On the label
was printed what the powder purport
ed to contain, one Of the ingredients
being sodium aluminium Sulphate"-
an unintelliglble conglomeration
Alumina sulphate Is common alum.
but Sodium-what? Sodium is a metal.
but In the form used must be some
salt of the metal. as for instance, car
Donate. But this is not stated If
carbonate OF soda IS meant the reac-
ton In the combination Is the freeing
OF carbonic acid gas by the sulphurlc
acid lD the alumina. which unites with
the sodium to form Sulphate OF soda
or Glaubcr salt The resultant is a
precipitation Of the alumina in the
form of hydratc, a substance CON-
merclally used as basis for pig
ments. In the reaction in dough. the
escaping carbonic acid gas blows out
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-14
WARSKIPS TO HAVE
ENTIRE NEW CREWS

RIO DE JANERIO, Dec 13.-Rad-
ical changes In the personnel of the
Brazilian navy viii be made as con-
sequence of the two recent mutinies.
The government has ordered the dis
arment of the dreadnoughts Sac Hao-
ulo and Minas Geraes, the battleship
Deodria and the scout ship Bahia,
The crews of the vessels have been
imprisoned in fortress on the island
OF Villcgaignon In the center of the
bay.
All of these warships will have new
crews throughout.
Late today the ships OF the navy
now out of the harbor. were reported
arriving at southern ports The
trouble with the mutineers appears to
be over
The proclamation of the state OF
siege has simply suspended civil pro-
cedure for 80 days and In no way
affects the public, except that a news
censorship Is maintained and police
passes are required Of those who eX-
pect to enter or leave the city.
Eyery5ody's frlend-DT Thomas
Eclectic Oil. Cures toothache, ear
ache, sore throat Heals cuts, bruises,
scalds. Stops any pain.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-14
PINCHOT TO HELP
CONSERVATION WORK

WASHINGTON, Dec 13-Giffort
Pinchot arrived today to help the ma
tional conservation association work
For month he has bsen in partial SC
clusIon at Milford, Pa, working on
a brief 10 be submitted TO President
Taft on the Cunningham claims. He
will return 10 Pennsylvania tomorrow
to put the finishing touches to the
document
Mr.. Pinchot tried 10 get copy of
the report of the Ballinger-Pinchot in
vestigation by the joint committee of
congress, but failed
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-14

near Algona, tonight several persons
are reported to have been injured. No
details have been received.
Came Together In Fog.
TACOMA. Wash, Dec. 13.-The In
terurban Limited. leaving Seattle at
S p. M and the local leaving here at
the same hour, crashed together In u
head-on collision In the fog at about
O'Clock tonight, some thirteen miles
out of Tacoma. About ten persons are
reported injured. A special with
physicians is bringing the injured
here, and Is due about 80 a. m.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-14
TAFT PRESENTS MEDAL OF
HONOR TO SAILOR

WASHINGTON. Dec. 13.-Presidcnt
Taft personally presented to Chief
Electrician William E Snyder, attach
cd to the scout cruiser Birmingham.
a medal Of honor for heroism In saw
ing the life OF blue-Jacket who fell
overheard from the warshlp while at
anchor In Hampton Roads last jan
uary.
The thermometer was near zero at
the time and strong tide was run
ming when Snyder dlvcd into the
water, reached and saved his ship
mate.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-14
announcement
TO OUR TRADE

We have just completed our new
store. corner OF Twenty-seventh street
and Barlow avenue We like TO see
oil OF our old patrons together, with
a great many new ones. We have q
modern and sanitary way oil handling
our goods, and we handle the best in
all lines. We have a complete line of
groceries. meats and vegetables, and
we are one of the few stores which
handle U. 8. inspected meats eXcm-
siyely The stamp is on every car
cass. Come and see us, You Will
make no mistake
SEAGBR MEAT e GROC. CO.
Bell 221. Ind. 27l.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-14

territory along the route" said Mr..
Doolittle.
The Silver Reef district has produc
ed millions in Its day, but the handi-
cap of a long, expensive haul has kept
this part of the state In the back
ground. The same may be said of the
old Dixie mine. which. because OF no
railroad facilities, being over 80 miles
distant, has been closed down three
years. This property has complete
smelter which was operated for some
time, but on account OF the expense
of getting In fuel and other supplies
1t was closed down Indefinitely. The
advent of this railroad will witness
the kindling OF It's fires and the start
ing of the wheels in motion The
Dixie mine has attained a vertical
depth OF 1900 feet in some of its
workings. 1t is essentially a copper
proposition, much of the orc being
of high grade. 10 per cent and bet
ter. There are now in sight over 30
600 tons of good high grade copper.
At thef Key West at Bunker Hill.
which Is nickcl-platlnum PROPOSE
ton. II has been claimed they have
5000. 900 tons of ore blocked out that
is worth from SO to $25. Two miles
from here is big lead prospect which
gives promise of developing into some
thing On n contact between the lime
and granite is said TO show vast
deposit of lime shot full of lead. This
ore deposit has never been sunk on
or developed more than 4 few feet
from the surface.
Oil at Viroin
Mr.. Doolittle says the Glenn-Colusa
company, with Dad" Hastings in
charge OF the work. has attained a
depth of $500 feet in fits oil well near
the Gould ranch. eight miles south
of Virgin The drilling has been In a
hard sand for 1000 feet. Recently
Mr.. Hastings said the prospects of
getting oil are good No casing is re-
quired They were still drilling at
last accounts. This one well has prob
ably cost the compary from 1000
TO 100000 California people are back
of the enterprise and deserve great
credit for their pluck and persever-
ance
At present there are less than half
a dozen wells in the Virgin district
producing oil, or In shape for produc.
ton. The entire output OF the dis
trict, which is Inactive at present, is
probably 10 to 25 barrels a day.
From conversation had with Mr..
Dudley few days ago. Mr.. Doolittle
said he was told that satisfactory ar
rangemeDts had already been made by
Mr.. Dudley with the traffic depart
ment OF the Denver & Rio Grande and
Santa Fe railroads, and that now Mr..
Dudley is in Los Angeles to see the
officials OF the Salt Lake Route. This
having been proven satisfactory. the
three-branch route viii be built In
the spring, connecting with the D &
X, G. at Marysvale, with the Salt Lake
Route at Lund. and with the Santa
Fe at Searchlight, which will prove A
wonderful impetus in opening up new
mining territory and in infusing new
life into the old camps mentioned
here.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-14
FUND TO PAY FOR
EIGHIING EORESI

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-ReferrinS
to the disastrous forest fires of last
summer, Secretary Wilson has asked
the house for a deficiency appropria.
ton of $4,000 to supplement the reg
ular fund for fighting forest fires.