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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-02
Y @ i N G MAN
REF U SES
TO TELL

4 clear case of intimidation was be-
fore the Judge OF the municipal court
this morning and the young victim
was released and told to go back 70
bis work.
According to the testimony, Charles
Jones, a young man Of only l9 years.
came to the police station few days
ago and advised Detective Ponder
that he had been held up and robbed
OF $l4. He gave good description
of the man he suspected, and the OIL
flcers went 10 work on the case. They
told the young fellow that he would
DO needed as a witness. and for him
10 remain where he could be called.
The man alleged by the boy TO have
held him up. was located, and. 10
make certain OF Jones as witness
he was taken In charge by the Off
ccrs and placed in jail.
Yesterday morning. when the time
came for the filing OF the complaint
against the party suspicioned OF haY-
ing committed the robbery. Jones was
again questioned regarding the mat
ter and he stated that he could not
recognize the man who had robbed
him. and that he really could not say
positively whether he had been rob-
bed. or that he had lost any money.
BY this time the officers were com
plctely nonplussed. the would-be rob
Der was released and the young man
charged with vagrancy. Detective
Fender told the story OF the case 20
the court and explained that he
thought the boy had boen frightened
| ta1l -
the story of the holdup.
Jones was placed on the witness
stand and told to give his version OF
the affair, and explain why be had
| told the officers that he had been rob
bed and then had refused to tell the
truth. Tho defendant stated that he
came down from Idaho few days
ago. paid his fare on the train and
had forty cents when he reached Og
den. He said he was a tesmster and
could get work at any time and that
he would like To go back 10 Idaho and
| resume work. When the court asked
him why he told the officers he had
been robbed OF S14 and had then de
nied that he had lost any money. nc
| said that he had been pumped" by
parties in the Jail. who informed him
il would be much better for him tC
let the matter drop. He said they
told him that it might not be very
good for him il he testified against tbs
fellow. and he came 20 the conclusion
that II the court would let him return
TO his job In Idaho he would let th'
matter drop, so he told the officer,
that he did not remember whether n,
had lost any money and. II be did h'
could not tell who the man was tina
robbed him.
The court told the young man the
he would be released from the yag
rancy charge with the understanding
chat he hurry back TO his job IN Ida
ho and remain there until he couic
take care OF himself among the shar,
mon oil the world. The young MAJ
lost no time in getting away from IN,
station.
The officers are OF the opinion tina
the boy was robbed OF his money bu
that some of the prisoners got hoit
of him in jail and made him heuey,
! something awful would happen q
hiR II ha rerkIStsA In ~saueanng."
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-02

fore federal grand jury at Pueblo.
Colorado. beginning April Q. Omcial5
OF the other sugar companies hay-
Ing headquarters at Salt Lsko CHy
have also boon summoned 10 appear.
as witnesees for the goycrnmaEt. =
The Utah Witnesses, 1t ia stated
Will be asked TO testify regarding tho
purchase by the late H. O. Hayemeyer
OF stock In the Utan sugar compa1-
les. AT Salt Lake City President JOS
eph F. Smith Of tho Utah-Idaho Sugar
company, President G. w. Nibley OF
the Lewiston Sugar company were
subPoenaed. At Ogden. President Da-
vid EccleS. Secretary n n Rolapp
and Treasurer II. n Spencer OF the
AmalEamRted Sugar company were
summoned. The lnttor two will leay6
Ogden for Pueblo next Monday morr
ing.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-02
INSPECTORS TAKEN
FROM UTAH field

After testing more than 1000 head
OF dairy cattle in Utah and condemn
ing about 300 as unfit TO live. the
United States bureau Of animal Indus
tTy has withdrawn its inspectors from
the field and temporarily discontinued
the tuberculosis test II is said that
OF the condemned animals slaughtered
more than 90 per cent were subse-
quently inspected and passed for beef.
The inspectors viii concentrate
their efforts on matters affecting
sheep, studying diseases and paying
considerable attention to the trans-
pOrtation problem,
1t is understood that the slaughter
Ing Of dairy cattle suspected of tuber-
Culosis Will be serumed next fall.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-02
szs6ksS9 W
GNyyYTgASEZaS ENESy
- gA.E - ~

Boost, Neighbor. Boost" II this
motto had been lived up 10 during the
year 1909 by all OF the members of
Utah Camp No. 1890, Modern Wood
men OF America, we would not now
have to surrender tho state prize ban
uer to Excelsior Camp No. 1882. Salt
Lake City. which camp made the larg
est gain In membership during the
year 1909 The state prize banner
was first won by Utah Camp No. 9999
fer having the largest membership IL
any OF the camps in the state. and 1t
was later won by Great Salt Lake
camp and then the Ogden boys got
busy and brought the banner back 10
Ogden where II has been for the last
TWO years. But now We have TO
yield to Salt Lake again, and the
boys. who arc good losers. Will. on
next Tuesday evening take the banner
TO Salt Lake, accompanied by the For
ester team, officers and members,
whore the Salt Lake boys have ar
ranged for an open meeting and gen
eral good time
II the Salt Lake boys expect TO win
the banner again this year. they VIII
have 10 go some" as the Ogden
Camp has already made a net gain OF
20 members and is planning for 4
big class adoption the latter part or
April or the first OF May. And. as
the new rituals and drill manuals are
now out and We have q set OF live.
enthusiastic officers. interest in the
work is expected 10 Increase and like
wise the membership District Deputy
4 VaI
camp with 30 charter members at
Carlln, New, and is working on an
other at Ely. This is just starter.
Watch this space each week as We
expect 10 have reports from all Of the
camps 10 the state soon.
Now Tor a few statistics. We know
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-02
ECHO OF Big CASE
IS HEARD IN ZION

Snlt Lake, April 2.-Hearing of cy-
idenco in the Cunningham coal land
case was undertaken in this city to-
day by Special Commissioner William
J. NcGee
w. II. Campbell of Fallon. New.
testified that he noted as guide for
Cunningham in Alaska in the year
1902 aud that on a trlp from Katalla
10 Trout and Clear Creeks. Cunning
ham told him that il anything good
was found ho would form a company
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-02
CALLED TO PUEBLO
BY GOVERNMENT

United States Marshall James H.
Anderson was In Ogden yesterday af-
teTnoon serving subpoenaes on tho of
flclals OF the Amalgamated Sugar Co.
calling on them 10 appear as witnesses
on behalf OF the government In the
case against the American Sugar Re
fnlng company which will come be-
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flows IhIsI

We offer Ono Hundred Dollars Reward Tor
any case OF Csta-rb that cannot be cured By
Halle Cstarrb Cure
P. J. CHENEY & CO., ProPs-. Toledo. O..
We, the undersigned. have known =. j.
Cheney fer the lsst 6iieen years, and believe
hi1 perfectly honorable II al business tfan1-
set'ons ard snaloally able 10 carry out any
obligauous 1aAde by their hrro.
MIsT TnuAS. Wholesale Drug5istS- Toledo. o.
wALDIsc. KIxEss s MuyIS. Wholesale Drug
gsu, reledo, o.
Halls CataTrh Cure IS taken mt'TnAIly' act
Ing directly upon he blood ard rauee7s a9f'
Sold BY all dr,lgsists. Teiunonth-s Hee-
Halls FGr1ily Pius srr tke bat
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-02

tInues to increase in the future as It
has In the past. the company will do
a million-dollar business this year.
This certainly shows that Ogden is
the Jobbing center of Utah and the
west
This paper joins In wishing them all
the success possible.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-02
A Merger.

Regular Cupstomer-Thero used 20
be two or three little bald spots on
the crown Of my head. away oacK.
Arc they there yot2
Barber-No. sir; II amt so bad a5
all that. Where those spots used TO
be. sir. there's only one now.-Cnl-
cago Tribune.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-02
CARD OF THANKS.

We desire Ia express our sincere
and heartfelt thanks TO the many
kind friends who so kindly assisted
and lent n helping hand during the
sickness and death of our son. John
Miller II is our sincere wish and
prayer that they all may receive the
same kind treatment during their
hours OF sorrow and trouble.
JOHN MILLER AND FAMILY.
It's easier to break away than It Is
10 get back.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-12-29
SUGAR BETS MAY ASSIST
ENGLISH FARM MOVEMENT.
New Factor Arises to t'elp Back to
the Land" crusades.

A new impetus has been given the
land by the development of the sugar
beet industry In certain districts. Lon
don Is still growing. and the other large
cities, like Liverpool. have been driven
10 desperate measures by the conges-
ton In the worst sections OF the cities.
So that anything which will keep the
country boy on the farm Is eagerly well
coined aud promoted The English
small farmer who raises his round OF
crops Is just rs independent aud hearty
az his American co worker. bur not
quite SO prosperous. and the beet sugar
profits look huge aud magnificent 10
him.
A Dutch. English company Is behind
the movement. aud the first factory for
the manufacture has heeu established
az Maiden. The scheme Is TO Insure
nXed aud certain income to the firmer
larger than anything he can common
IS make from his acreage by contract
ing with him for certain figure be-
fore the seed is In the ground. as is
practiced In America.
This affords certain market and
sure returns The crop Is paid for NJ
the rate OF 81 u ton, a fixed price. so
the small farmer escapes those weeks
OF agony while be waits for the mar
ket to nuctuate until II reaches the
place whore he thinks he ought to sell
Fifteen tons OF beets 10 the acre Is
the normal Yield. and at the English
rate thar would guarantee an income
50 the farmer Of $40 an acre out OF
which TO live aud pay his labor
The continent OF Europe has devel-
oped this branch OF agriculture more
than is commonly supposed There are
more than 4,pOO0OO acres planted in
sugar bects every year. aud il is hoped
that the development of such a protita-
BILE kind Of farming In England will /
induce the countryman to stay on his |
farm and a portion of the vast city [
population 10 seek health and broad. |
er life In the fields
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-12-29
GRANDDAUGHTER LAUDS
INGERSOLL IN VERSE.
"Grandeurs Akin to the cosmie Plan"
She Writes.

In the August number OF the Rober
! g. lngersoll Memorial Beacon Their
appeared tribute In poetry to tn
great lawyer from his granddaughter
Eva lngersoll Brown.
| Colonel lngersoll. il will he remem
bered. was born in Dresden. y. y.
| Aug. IL. 1893. and his grandchlld. be
tween whom and himself great af
fection existed. decided to celebrate /
by the following verses:
Think OF towering mountain peak,
sun kissed height
The godlike mind OF some great Greek
or legended wight
Or realms OF golden sunset skies
Where beautys puissance never dies.
Where Orpheus sounds the mystic string
or Tyre that OF love doth sing
Where Aurora rcigns IN eternal dawn
In fadeess light on heaven lawn!
Think OF a blliowy. shoreess sea,
A dancing wave. IL
being who from fault Is free, I'D
sacred grave. 20
A heart as large as eternity rrSE
As tender and true as infancy;
or soul ustrous as star
That like seer doth look afar
To time when truth Will be supreme
And mercy and Justice no longer a dream!
Think OF immortal melodies
or music's soul.
OF wind In waving forest trees
LIES lofty goal.
or spirit as white as new fallen snow,
Whose potence and Drilliance must ever
grow
Since tbs ever living and young
And ever OF virtue and Joy hath sung!
Think of life like a perfect Hover
A divine psalm.
Enriched with the perfume OF loves sweet
dover
And PHYS balm.
Adorned with thoughts of scope as vast
As are the heavens. where present, past
And future are Inscribed In gold
or his own spirits wealth untold:
Where sympathy's winged god
And truth and beauty's in every clod:
A life whose religion Is rectitude.
Whose motives service. not quietude.
To think of all this Is to think OF the man.
The incarnation OF truth.
Whose grandeur's akin to the cosmc plan.
Robert G.. lngersoll.
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BACHELOR LONE OCCUPANT
OF A IL ROOM MANSION.
Son Of Secretary Of Treasury In "Mo-
nastical Seclusion."

Some people have to take lessons In
gage 10 keep house In four room
Hat. and then again others never have
any lessons at all. but manage to keep
house.
In the latter category which Is re-
stricted in point of belongs
Eames MacNeagh. who insists that his
mother never brought him up to keep
house. Nevertheless he has succeed
ed TO the Chicago residence OF his
fnther. the secretary OF the treasury.
with its seveuty-twO rooms. Its fifteen
bathrooms. It's elevator and its ornate
ballroom topped with Italian balconies.
He lives there In what he describes
as "monastical Seciusion." the high
significance OF which is married only
partially when one learns something
of his daily life He has two servants
--ouly-as Mr.. MacNeagh qualities the
statement when describing his MENACE
These ARE a German and his wife.
Mr.. MacNeagh has about two dozen
pairs Of shoes, which keep the man oc-
cupled for an hour or two during the
mornings, aud he has innumerahle
suits OF clothes which have to be press
ed every time they are worn. although
whether this rule Of habertlaShery was
made for the purpose OF keeping the
servant employed or whether the serv-
ant Is comfortably employed owing 10
this rule OF haberdaShery was. through
an error In interviewing. not learned
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-12-29
OPIUM IN LIvERWURsT.
New Way to Soil tho Drug Discovered
In Chicago.


In Chicago.
| The "opium sandwich" Is the very
latest wrinkle In restaurant novelties
| in Chicago The price IL 81. If you
know where to make tender OF the
same. but he careful-don't let Uncle
Sans sleuths see you buy It,
The novel scheme for the dlstribu-
ton of the drug was unearthed when
Ching Sing. proprietor OF Il chop suey
restaurant. was arrested.
If Ching Sing hadn't developed such
lively sandwich trade his unlaw
business probably would never have
been discovered The mysterious ac-
lions Of some OF his customers. how
ever. attracted the attention OF the po-
lice. They instituted an investigation
Several of Ching Sings customers were
questioned. and the secret came out
One evening Helen Carry was seen
to enter the place by the watching Of
ficers. She stepped up to the desk and
whispered to the Chinese manager.
Give me liverwurst sand wich."
she told waiter when he approached
to serve her.
AS soon as the ''llverwurst" sandwich
had been produced and carefully wrap
ped up she handed the waiter u dollar
bill. II was then that the officers
"butted in" and relieved her OF her
purchase
The sandwich" consisted Of sew
eral days old bun. with the center
followed out, Requesting in its interior
was small package containing opium.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-12-29
WANT RUBlES SEPARATED.
Jewellers Ask Now Name For Artificial
Product

number of the wholesale jewelers.
in the Maiden lane district In New
York are joining dealers in Paris and
Berlin in a new campaign against the
sale of synthetic rubies aud Sapphires
under names that are said to be de-
ceptive. II is proposed. for instance,
that the artificial rubies be called ru-
binite or by some similar name.
The plan Of having distinctive names
for the natural and the artificial prod
ucts was Endorsed at II jewellers CON
rentiOn held lately in Berlin. at which
Z was also decided TO ask jewelers. in
other countries to join In the move
ment
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-12-29

Minnesota town. who WIS released
from the Minnesota petentlary at st.
Paul by the state board of pardons
after editors of several magazines who
had accepted his essays and poems.
written In the prison. had lnterceded
In his behalf. He had served five
years.
Carter. admitting that since the time
OF his arrest he had concealed his real
Identity because OF the prominence OF
his family In England. came east. as
sorting his intention OF starting upon
literary and musical career. He has
not been heard from since few days
after he left the prison. in the latter
part OF April OF this year.
The poems which gained Carriers
freedom were Lux Tenebrls" and a
"Ballade OF Misery and Iron The
former appeared In Harper's Weekly
and the latter In the Bellman. His
essays appeared In the Prison Mirror
a paper published by the convicts.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-12-29
Rubber Forests Restoeked.

In Portuguese East Africa. where
rubber is collected by organized COM
nanies steps are being taken TO re-
stock the depleted forests. Before the
busy season begins the idle men are
sent through the forests and plant two
Its root.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-12-29
Italy War, on Aleoholi.m-

Italy plans restrictive measures
against alcohol circular has been
sent by the government to the projects
OF the several provinces inStructing
them to report on the spread Of al
coholism In their respective districts.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-12-29

The THOR Electric
Home Laundry Machine
will wash your clothes
beffer-in less timeat a
ioeer coat. Washes and
wrings at the same time by
electricity.
This wonder working
machine has solved The
servant girl problem in
thousands of homes. Ii
will do the weeks washing
for a family of six to eight
in 80 minutes-at a cost of
Sc. II is the only machine
with = 3-roll reversible
wringer.
The eio,hes are placed made Of the ,eli-
reversing eylisdes time the moyemeu,
y reves,ed 4 .pte.d. the eloihe, into new
Poss,'oa 80 that they e.nno, possibly pack
INTO ~sd. The surface Of this cylinder
iassds add 90. j. pol,,hed ., smooth .. sla.---
90 rough edges. ,h.sp corners. paddles OF
psoieef'oa, Of any klsd TO tear OF Tray the
Globes. This u the biggest sep made in
laundering is the Last Is years no Other
mseh,se h.. this BIZ advantage.
The THOR Is absolutely sanitary, lish,
runalns .sd po,.eles--.ad your elo,he. will
LED twice =. loas h can be operated from
any ssdInssy electric hight hsture Mads in
d'ar-n, sre-sdsr,ed los ssy house %
OF spsa1ess.
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At Least Investigate.

Ia l.-,ee 10 yourself you should :, r.s
i.vsaxaie. Doai pv thu mater od 4 u
too Important. Cali OF phone today for
lnu.rs,ed Descriptive Advertising Laer.tur.
--hes upon reqsea.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-12-29
scandinavian. Advertise WHALING.

tloatlng exhibition. comprising a
complete picture of the whale fishing
and other industries of Norway and
Sweden. is visiting Baltic ports.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-12-29

Convict SAYS HE WROTE
HYMN JUST FOR TODAY"

=" a t'ST FOR TO-DAY" that bcauti
ful hymn known throughout the
Christian world aud generally
believed to he anonymous. was
prnnrd. II * asserted. NJ Toronto. Can
nda 10y William Huckle. an erstwhile
British evangelist. now serving sen.
trncr IN The provincial peniientlury ut
Kingston for obtaining money under
false prelenses
Iluckle has clearly established his
claim 40 the authorship of the sacred
song In letter TO the Anglican arch
bishop OF Ottawa. IN which he de-
scribes the original OF the poem thus:
"ln July, 1874. | was addressing an
open mir meeting IN Hyde park. Lon
don NY subject being 'lnhdelIty Yer
sus Christianity. During my remarks
| referred TO the hive Of God NJ exrm.
plltied IN the provision be had made
for mans sustenance, An intdel In
the audience Interrupted me. asking
why we prayed TO God for daily bread
why not AK for u years supply?
In reply told story OF little
girl who gpon being asked the same
question replied. Because we do NOT
want stale brend we want fresh bread
each day
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GIG. he has retained j. Edmund Jones.
| n Toronto attorney. to investigate the
matter fully.
Al one time Bishop Samuel Wllber-
force OF the Church OF England was
credited with the authorship OF The
poem. but he himself never laid claim
to the production Others have al VA
rious times coDtended for recognition
bui they have never been able 10 sup.
ply suDstnnriating proof
Huckle aud n companion named Tier.
ney were convicted AT Hamilton OF OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses
two years ago and were sent to prison
for seven years Pretending that he
was II private detective. Hurkle. who
Is past middle age. blackmnlled many
unsuspectlDg individuals into parting
with large sums OF money.
Here Is the hymn ms II appears In
the Anglican Book OF Common Praise:
Lord, for tomorrow and It's needs
| do not pray
Keep me my God from stain OF sin
just for today
Let me both diligently work
And duly pray
Let me be kind In word and deed
Just for today.
Let me be slow to do my will
Prompt 10 obey
Help me to sacrifice myself
just Tor today.
Lot me no wrong or idle word
Gnthlnkingly say;
Set thou a seal upon my lips
just for today.
Let me In season. Lord be grave.
In season gay
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Town to Build Shipyard.

Sydney. Nova Scotia. has voted
s35o.ooo subsidy and free site for the
establishment OF a shipyard.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-12-29

Ficrid1's Phosphate Valuable.
Florida's phosphate exports exceed
in value $S,0O0,000 Il year
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.
Cleanse and receive my parting soul
BE thou nay stay.
Bid me II today / die.
go home today
80 for tomorrow and It's needs
! do not pray
hut keep me. guide me hold me. Lord.
just for today
'My wife has copies of the original.
also OF others which have composed.
which you may obtain from her, her
address being 700 GOODMAN street.
north. Rochester. y. T."
Statement Apparently True.
Investigation on The part of Arch
bishop Hamilton OF Ottawa has CON
WINGED him thar Huckle's contention
X credible. but before asking the
Christian world 10 recognize the claim
by advocating that the authors name
be attached 70 the stunzas In the new
Canadian Anglican Book OF Common
Praise. where II appears AZ hymn No,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-12-29
sxri. Use. Steam Plow,.

The American steam pillow has be-
gun operations In Syria.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-12-29

Ule De idllhIul 10 my grace
Just for today.
for tomorrow and its needs
do not pray.
keep me, guide me. love me, Lord.
Just for today,
hymn IL credited Anon" and
the date Of 1870 II Is intro
with the text from St. Matthew
Re not therefore anxious for
brow"
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Many Copies Distributed.

Upon reaching my home and think
ing abou the incident composed a
leatieti entitled lust For Today, which
reel ed The following sunday at AN
open meeting In Hyde park. A gentle
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-12-29
Carter Case Similar.

Utmost parallel case is that Of
Carter" a young Engllshmnn.
Z ten year sentence for rob
he rnIlMnv sfnfinn In a small