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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24
UNITED STATES SENATORS
ARE TO BE MASSAGEO

Washington. March 2t-Thc dig
nity OF the individuals OF the United
States senate Is about TO he assault
cd. The members of that staid body
arc In fair way 10 he pounded,
slapped and punched most familiarly.
They are about to employer rather.
their Uncle Sam is-a professional
masseur, with two assistants and
Janitor. 10 preside over The magnitl-
cent baths that are feature of tho
senate Office building
Tho appropriations committee yes
terday reported the legislative ap2ro-
priotion bill, which contains an tom
of s5,9G0 for the payment Of the pros
pcctive employees OF the bath So
certain is II OF adoption that the SER
geant-at-arms is already casting about
for a proper man to take the JOB OF
chief masseur at $500 year The
s!ccessful applicant must De pre-
fessipal. we'll UP TO the work Inc
senatorial arms. legs and torsos VIII
brook no srnskilled touch. II must be
a master hand tina. infiicts the &C.
static pain OF the foreign bath or the
singing tingle OF the linen rasp that
is administered in tho good American
rub down.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24
BOY SHOOTS ,
AT OFFICER
Three Youngsters Had
Started Out to See
the West

Chicago, March 24-Three boys
from Cleveland, Ohio. bound for the
west. to become "broncho busters.
shot nj a policeman and created a
small sized riot In the neighborhood
Of Seyenty-hfth street and Dobson
avenue yesterday
The boys were walking on the Penn.
sYlvapia railway right-of.way and
were accosted by Policeman Dennis
Morlarity. He found revolvers stuck
In their boots. and they were well
equipped with dime novels and smok-
ing tobacso- While be WAS searching
the clothing OF orc OF the boys. the
lad cried out: tl'
Here. cut that out or I'll take a
shot al you" ,t't.
The boy. Sbo later gave his name
as Lonis Macy, 16 years old. 1899 w.
TweDty-second street, Cleveland. o .
Jerked away from the policeman and
ran down an embankment. MoTiarity
gave. chase. when the boy turned and
fired four times at his pursuer, Mo
Rarity shot at the boy six times.
The shots aroused the neiShborhood
and within few minutes a dozen
men had entered the race.
Magy finally gained cover In barn,
where he kept his pursuer9 at bay for
some time Finally the boy made
dash for liberty and was caught by
Lieut.. Mccain. who took him 70 the
Grand Crossing station. His conpan.
ions were not arrested.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24

New York. March 24-Lohn w.
Foster. who was secretary Of 3tatc
under President Harrison. discusses
the Japanese war scare In a lengthy;
statement published here today He
says that the renewed tails OF inn
pending war between Japan and the
United States is worse than nom
sense-it is wicked
He adds that II is absolutely with
out foundation and without reason.
that is no danger OF war, but there
is danger that the continued agita-
tion. especially BY men OF standing
and by the responsible press. may
lead 10 Irritation and estrangeme1t
where there has hitherto been har-
mony aud warm Friendship
THE Japanese. SAYS Mr. Foster.
"are patriotic and brave people. but
they arc not as alleged, an aggressive
nation For more than six hundred
years. up TO the. war with China In
1894, Japan had. lived IN peace with
all nations. No country in America
or Europe can point TO any such a
record .>l.sfs t..t..t
Japan could hopo for no adequate
compensation as the resul. Of q con.
iiIct with US She knows that war
would be suicidal mapla The great
need OF japan Is ? long ara OF peace
for commercial upbuilding."
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24
TRAINMEN ASK
FOR B. 80. SCALE


New York, March 24.-Omcials Of
the New York Central railroad wero
not prepared today TO Indicate what
their answer would be 10 the statc-
ments OF their conductors and train
men thnt the wage increase granted
BY the Baltimore 6 Ohio 10 It's men
was the minimum raise the Central
employees would accept. ClrcuD-
stances. however, gave. rise TO the
presumption that the reply would not
be favorable The men have given
the railroad officials TO understand
that il the response is adverse. vote
on the question OF striking will be or
dcred
1t Is generally understood toray
that the conductors and trainment on
the eastern ronds have decided To
make the wage> raie of the Baltimore
& Ohio-the outgrowtb OF the recent
negotiations aud the compromise AZ
rived at under the ErdmnD act-the
standard rate for all the Tond5 Ia the
eastern section. as the lowest chat
will be accepted. The policy as in0i-
Gated today BY President Lee of the
tralnmen. was to conform the eastern
situation TO that in ihc west where
a standard has prevailed for some
time.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24
BLIND POET HAS
NO REGRETS

Bridgeport, Conn. March 24.-Mlss
Fannie Crosby. the blind poet and
hymn writer. is celebrating her nine
tieth birthday at the home OF her
niece, Mrs II. D. Booth. here today.
She was born March "a. 1920, in
Southeast. Putnam county. New York.
81 have written several thousand
hymns and am still at 1t" said Miss
Crosby. In what she called birthday
interview II have many pleasant
memories Of my lons life. There has
been many change in this busy
world since ] was little girl
Il have been thinking today OF Mr..
Rockefeller and the freat amount OF
good he is doing with his riches.
Sometimes I wish that Mr.. Rockefeller
had his life TO live over again. Per
haps some parts OF ii would be differ
ent. He Is n great and good mnn.
8 "I have never regretted my loss nj
sight, for 1t has qulckened my other
faculties. and has really been great
hlessfDg to me ,..----
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24
NEW IDAHO RAILWAYS.
ACTIVITY AT BURlET
Spring Weather Allows Resumption
Of Work Throughout TWIN
Falls District

Burley. Idaho. March 24-Work on
the Burley- Oakley extension of the
Oregon Short Line has been resumed
after a layoff by the force OF several
months during the winter ii the
weather continues favorable, IL is ex-
pected that trains Will be running
from this place to Oakley inside Of
three months. rains have already
been run In to Oakley from Miner
over the Idaho Southern railroad
With the completion OF the Oregon
Short Line from Burley this hitherto
isolated community will have railroad
conveDicnces second 10 no other town
in the state. Both roads traverse the
Twin Falls Oakley project. forming a
junction and crossing near the town
OF Island, located In the center Of the
tract. Water will not be available
for use on the tract before the spring
Of 1912. but In the meantime much Of
the land will be cleared OF sagebrush
and made ready for the water when It
Is available.
An Oregon Short Line survey crew
has pitched camp near the Burley de-
pot and is working from this end on
the survey for the proposed extension
OF the cutoff from Relton. Utah, To
this place, This is the much-talked OF
branch road which. II constructed.
would shorten the distance from Utah
to Portland by about sevcnty-f1ve
miles From recent announcements
in the Salt Lake. papers II would seem
that the road Is In a fair way Of beiur
bufit<thls sumIner IL Is undcrstS ~
in this connection thar r% icy would
be made division point and that
repair shops would be erected here.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24
BIBLE is
ASSA|LED
Professor OF Yale Makes
Severe Comments
on The Book

Chicago, Mnrch 24-The minister
%ho (orsakes seDsationalism for theol-
ogy. has no place In the pulpit today,
according to Prof VIM. G. Sumner OF
Yale University His views are set
forth In the American Journal OF So
GEOLOGY, issued yesterday from the
University. OF Chicago Press.
People don't care what the Bible
says any more. as the morality OF this
book was written for the ancient
days. Is another assertion of Prof
Sumner. He insists that the authority
OF the Bible does not At in we'll With
that OF this day
Nobody has ever done what the
Bible says Prof Sumner writes.
What men alwayS have done, II they
tried to do right. WAS to conform TO
the morals of the group and the time,
On the subject OF sensationalism In
the pulpit, prof. Sumner says:
1.-THE pulpit as an institution no lon,
ger speaks with authority. Il tries 10
persuade, and to do this II has TO aim
at popularity, It wants to attract a
mention like books. the theater. the
lecture platform, and 1t has to have
recourse. like them. to sensational
methods to win success
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24
ROCKEFELLER AND
HIS GREAT WEALTH


New York. March 2+--OD behalf OF
John d. Rockefeller, statement was
given out today replying TO criticisms
in congress OF the Rockefeller founda-
ton. The statement Is by Starr j.
Murphy, adviser to tho philanthropist
Under this bill.7 says Mr Murphy.
the government has all control.
There Is even special clause In the
bill which provides that II shall be
subject to alteration or amendment
or repeal at the pleasure OF the con
gress OF the United States The foun-
dalton con never grow beyond govern.
ment control.
"Of course, Mr.. Rockefeller has a
right 10 leave his money as he pleases.
He could leave all his money to his
children. but he pleaIes TO leave 1T
to the public. He asks TO be allowed
TO leave Il for. the promotion Of the
well-being and advancement OF eiyill-
zation." t.-Gt " r,r
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24
CONSPIRACY AND
LIBEL CHARGED

Washington. March 2f.-one-quar-
ter million dollars as damages for al
legged conspiracy and libel arc dc.
manded OF Thomas E. Walsh, the
mine owner OF Colorado and Washing.
ton, In a suit filed today in the Snr
premc court OF the District of Co
lumDia by Dethlef c. Hansen, New
York lawyer.
The plaintiff says he was retained
by Violette Watson, minor, to prose
cite q suit against Walsh. which he
flled Sept C. 1908. in the New York
courts. He retained as associate
counsel John G Carlisle. Before the
case came to hearing. Hansen says,
Walsh's attorney effected a settle
ment for $4,000 and refused to settle
his claim for attorneys fees Hesde-
clares- that the. defendant then en-
tered into conspiracy to ruin his
standing as member OF the bar and
caused charges to be preferred
against him With the grievance COM
mittee Of the bar association. Only a
portion OF the charges we're sus-
tanned, he says. and he was disbarred
for a term Of one year
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24
FAMILY IS
A BIG ONE
Woman Had Only Five
of Her Children
in Court

Detroit, Mich. March 24-'Look al
en-. your honor" cried Mrs. Jake
Norvosielski. lining up Ave of her chill
drcn yesterday in front Of the big
court bench occupied by Justice Stein
Jake won't support en-"
Jake. the husband. jumped up from
his seat:
why didn't you briug the others"
be demanded. in stentorian tones
Heavens, are there any more at
home?' lnterJected the Judge.
Seven more" explained the hus-
band
Those at home are my children by
A former marriage, and three OF them
are here, They have grown up and
they all agreed that nobody ought to
work buttons. It's fierce when all OF
them get together and demand that
support the whole family"
Go home. ordered the court, "and
tell some OF your grown children that
they ought to work. Tell them that
] said So"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24
QUARREL OF
BOYS FAT AL
Youngster Shoots and
Kills One of His
AsSailants

Chicago. March 2i-Becausc they
tainted him about his clothing and
beat him. Alphonse Brandner, youth,
fired revolver into a crowd OF boys
last night. killing Hugo Peterson, le
years old
The trouble started, 1t is said. when
Brandner was stopped b. Peterson.
who demanded some money. and was
beaten severely before he escaped
I'll teach you all lesson before
morning" shouted Brandnor, as he
0arted away.
Ten minutes later Brandncr re-
turned 10 the scene.
b He welded n revolver and swung It
from side 10 side as he advanced.
"Stand where YOU are. Tor It's my
turn now" be yelled.
Peterson Sprang on him from be-
hind and pinned his arms TO his side.
Brandner was almost thrown TO the
pavement, but quickly raised his arm
and fred at the assailant. who chung
10 him.
When Peterson fell dead his com
panions rushed upon Branduer aud
were on the point Of lynchins him
when the police stopped the trouble.
Brandner was taken TO the station.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24
TEN.mlLE RACE rs " NC
WON BY A BUICK

Daytone. Fla, March PA free.
for~all 300-milo race for trophy yol'
ned At $4,000 vas the feature sched-
uled at todsy's auto carnival The
contestants Include Barney Oldheld,
David Brown. George Robertson. Ben
Kershner and other drivers with stock
cars
II the tidal conditions are threat
eping. this event mny bo postponed
until tomorrow.
OId6eld and Robertson Will meet In
a special one.milc race today.
The ten-mile race vas won by Pete
Hart with Buick Altman, in a
Hudson car. was second. Time. IL
minutes IS seconds.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24
NEW ROAD
TO COAST
Pennsylvania Said to Be
Buying Into The
Santa Fe

San Francisco. March 24.-Thc Call
says this morning:
THE Pennsylvania railroad Is
headed for the Pacific coast The
great system that faces the eastern
states has San Francisco as its OBJ
jective. II is preparing to make its
way 10 California through the agency
OF the Santa Fe The plan is said TO
contemplate as its ultimate the union
Of the two big lines. For the present
tho Pennsylvania has begun The pur.
chase of Santa Fe stock on an exten-
slve scale. II proposes to dominate
the affairs OF the western road and
thus acquire through trackage from
ocean TO ocean.
This is the information that has
como 10 the local bond houses that re-
Gently entered the market for the Sc
curltles OF tho two companies. Ad-
vices received last night from New
York tend toward confirmation.
1T Is known that the directors of
the PENNSYLVANIA regard any an-
nouncement at this time as premature,
as the plans have not progressed suf-
flclontly TO warrant a definite state
ment There is every evidence. how
ever. that the Pennsylvania interests
have taken over the Hartman hold
ings In fhe Santa Fe TO the amount of
Si0,oo0.0o0 This was ouff1cient TO
give the Hartman ootcrle two mem.
bers OF the Santa Fe directorate. The
Pennsylvania group now has two
members on the Santa Fe board. aud,
according 10 New York dispatches,
will shortly have another
Such merger as is outlined would
give total trackage OF more than
$4,000 miles II would bring into be
ing the strongest competitor that has
ever confronted the Southern Pacific
and the Union Pacific
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24
THREE-HO1,R SERVICE
ON GOOD FRIDAY

The RI. Rev. Franklin =. Spaldlns.
n. D.. bishop OF Utah. will Gmcia'c al
The threc-hour service on GOOD Fri
day at the Church Of the Goou onep'
herd, and will deliver the medi tae'ons :.
on the Seven Words from the "a Tss.
The service will begin prompt a'
IL O'Clock noon. and VIII continue un-
III O'Clock Il IS so arranged as ~
permit those who canno7 remain for
The entire period 10 retire between
the meditstions.
Bishop Spaldins VIII also preach
the sermon az the cvoning service on
Good Friday. al O'Clock, and VIII adj
minister the Sacrament of conNrma-
ton.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24
UTAH MURDERER is BEING
HUNTED DOWN

Salt Lake. March PA man hunt
extending over the mtermountaln
group OF states Is the result OF the
attempted murder AZ Twin Falls, Ida,
last Sunday OF John May. brick ma
son, by Charles NJ Phelps former
llfc convict oi the Utah penItentinry.
and an eX-convict OF ths Idaho peni-
Tertiary. Authorities In half dozen
states arc watching for Phelps, and
The police and. sheTjT,lS forces In salt
Lake and 0Sdcp searcpcd Tar and
wide for him Yesterday.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24
SHEETS OF PAPER
INSTEAD OF TOWELS

Houghton. Mich. March 2!.-Tow-
els have been taboocd at the Michi-
gan College OF Mines. This does not
mean TINT soap also has been put un-
der the ban. but that the faculty has
decided that towels are relics of bar
barsm and are unsanitary and expen-
siye,
When a student now washes his
face and hands he now uses big
sheet OF paper for drying purposes
and then throws It into waste bas-
ket.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24
ONE MORE IDENTIFIED
IN MONDAYS WRECK

Marsballtown. Iowa. March "a
The Inst Identification OF the dead ot
Mondays Wrecg, was made this morn
ing, when B. F Graham of Harmon.
his. declared the hitherto unidentified
woman to be Mrs Annie Robertson of
Galesburg, Ills. his mother-in-law.
aged IS. L. " WalliD, Washburn. n
D. whose death was expected last
night, is still alive. although his con-
dition is critical
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24
CAIRO'S DEMONSTRATION ON ARRIVAL
OF ROOSEVELT is UNPRECEDENTED

out the country, Tho increase pro-
v'ded for. he ret out, does not apply
to packages removed from the limits
OF bonded premises OF factories or
custom houses after midnight OF
June so. Thousands OF inquiries had
come to the Office on the subject
Notice has been given by the com
missioner that In accordance with
the new law, on and after July l. the
caution notice and the factory brand
must ho on each statutory package of
cigars and cigarettes OF domestic
manufacture, Irrespective of whether
such caution be on an outside retain
er or not
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24
BLOWN TO PIECES
By NEW EXPLOSIVE

Cleveland. O.. March 24.-Patrick
Down. sampler In the laboratory oil
a local chemical works. WAS blown 10
pieccs last night while stirring an un'
known compound which Is believed to
lave been a new explosive, The man
was SIN alive when hcip reached
him. and explained before he dlru
that the mixture hac been given nm
by a friend. lie did not i've iong
enmIeh 20 give The name OF the
frIend hut, the police are searching
for The unkn6yn chemist,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24
GIRL FELL FROM
THE FIFTH STORY

New York. March 2t.-Mary Davis.
thirteeuyear-old school girl, Is In
good health and cheerful spirits today
despite the fact that she fell back
wards from a 6re escape Ave stories
up. IN Harlem last night. and landed
plump In n basket full OF wot clothes
In the back yard below. She was
scarcely scratched.
AS she struck the basket with a
damp thud. Mary narrowly missed
Mrs Peter Little, janitress. Who
was taking clothes from the basket
and hanging them on a line. Mira.
Little tainted. and so did Mary, who
vas found unconscious but unhurt In
the basket.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24
PAXTON PETITIONS TO
RESRAiN HYDE'S ATTORNEYS

Kansas City. March Contend
ing that the effort. OF the attorneys
of DR.. B. c. Hyde 70 take dispositions
in Chicago in his SANDER suit, invali-
dates such proceedings here, John G
Paxtons attorneys today petitioned
the circuit court al independence,
Nc. TO restrain Hyde's attorneys from
taking further deoositions in this
county. The court did not pass upon
the petition TODAY.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24
CATTLEMEN ARE TO BE
HEARD NEXT TUESDAY

Washington. March - Having
heard retailers and packers OF meat
in an effort 10 lX the responsibility
for the prevailing high prices. the
senate committee, making all lnycsti
CATION of this subject. has arranged
TO take the testimony of cattle raisers
at a hearing next uesday
Cattle men from Texas and Colo
RADIO Will be the witnesses
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24
PHYSICIAN AN INVENTOR,

Provo. March 24.-Dr George H.
HIendselman has invented self
heating flnt.irop II is heated by an
automatic carbon appliance; which en-
ables the operator 10 regulate the
heat. and there is no danger OF explo-
sion. and no oil. smoke or dust The
cost of heating will be only about 25
cents q month for large fnmily. r.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24
NO EXTRA TAX ON
TOBACCO OUT OF FACTORY

Washington. March 2i.-Tobacco.
snuff. cigars and cigarettes in the
hands OF jobbers and dealers. re-
moved from factories prior TO July
Dext. will not be subject TO the In
crease in the tax OF from 6 to 8 cents
per pound provided for in the Payne
taHf bill This announcement VAS
mado today by Mr. Cabell, the COM
missioner OF Internal revenue, in a
circular letter 10 collectors through.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24
.SROT AT CIGARETTE
/ BUT HIT The MAN

Cincinnati, March 24-Re-enacting
tho drama of WTn- Tell shooting The
apple off the head Of his son had a
Slightly different sequel. as produced
yesterday In shooting gallery in this
city. from the original In Switzerland
in the long ago
Bnnce fired, but the bullet did not
touch the cigarette. Instead II passed
through IIacken's lip. The wounded
man WAS taken to the city hospital.
He will recover
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24
PRAIRIE FIRE DESTROYS @
NINE KANSAS FARMS

Abilne, Kas.. March PA prairie
fire that started yesterday afternoon
near the railroad tracks four miles
west OF here and burned northwest.
was checked by farmers carly today,
but not until nine farmers had been
swept clean and much small stock
killed. The loss Will reach $4,000
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24
BODIES IN
A CREE \
Disastrous Ending to a
Joy Ride in st.
Louis

st Louis. March 2i.-Jacob Mueller
and Ben McCool. a chauffeur, arc sup
posed TO be in CahoKia creek. in East
st. Louis. and three other men arc
in a hospital seriously injured ~ re-
suit OF an auto striking girder Of
yiaduct over the creek early today.
The police arc dragging the creek for
the bodies.
The injured are Charles Fowler.
Henry Dillon and John Hni'. They
were on pleasure ride
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24
STARTS CEMENT PLANT.

Provo, March al. c. Jensen. a
mining operator Of this city, has com.
menccd the manufacture Of cement
PRODUCTS by taking over the manufao-
'uring plant and business OF l. A. Mey.
afs Mr.. Jensen has recently re-
turned from Chicago, where no at
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24
o o o 0 0 Q o o o o 0 G 0 O @ 0
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

+ Charleston ". Va, 1Marchl
24-Oniy four buildings arc
left standing In Mount Hope.
in 7Fayetie county. as the re-
sub of q FIRE early today The
loss IL estlmsted at s250.00o. Z
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24
Distinguished American Is Himself Surprised
by the Magnitude of the Crowds Tour
lists Had Waited for This Event===
A Week of Festivities

tended convention Of cement man
ufacturers. He wns we'll pleased With
the status and future prospects Of the
industry. He will buy new machinery
as 1t becomes necessary
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24
Sugar and Coffee.

New York. March Sugar-Raw
firm muscovado $50, centrifugal. 90
test. $40; molasses. 26l, Refined
steady.
Coffee-Spot quiet. No. Rio. S IL
16aS 81, No Santos. ola.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24
, o Q 0 900 90 0 0 c c o Q Q
0 HINDUS ARE ARMED
0 AND AT WORK.

Portland, Ore. March Pa 4
With a large crew OF Hindu la
borers at work, and said to be
armed and ready to resist re-
newed attacks. the st. John
Lumber mill. which closed
Wednesday. following the at
temut OF nab of whites Ia.
run the Hindus ont OF town
J., today resS med operations As
many OF the white rioters are
y under arrest, renewed trouble
y is not anticipated ;'- 9g' b,,s
n ~ n ~ n n q.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24
0 o O Q O O 0 c o Q o 0 c @ O G
@ MAJOR GENERAL BELL
O is RECOVERING

Washington. March 2i.-Ma-
jor General Franklin Bell, chief
Of stan OF the army. who was
, injured yesterday In an auto
, mobile accident in which Miss
y sloeum lost her life. was re-
, ported today to be recovering.
, A eoroner's- jury WIN invesu-
) gate the collision OF the trolley
y and the automobile