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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-18
COLORADO FALLAcY
PUT TO FLIGHT
Alleged Injury Of Arsenic Spraying 10
oisproved by fro-
fesSor TituS.

Logan. Aug. 17.-Professor Titus is
conducting experiments at tho Agri-
CULTURAL college which are designed
10 prove or disproye the statements
OF the Colorado Agricultural college
experts that spraying with arsenic Is
sulnous TO fruit trees.
This claim has been made in bulle-
Tins published by the Colorado expert
mont station. with the result that the
Grand junction orchardiets have
stopped arsenic spraying, much to the
netHment OF their orchards. Tho Uteh
people assert their belief that the
uouDle is with the alkaslne soils and
uot Tue arSenical compounds used IN
spraying.
A Drastic Test.
10 determine the true status OF
t6is controverysy. Professor Titus has
placed branches of trees in chlorides
caroonates. sulphates. nitrates and
uroenical compounds which make up
,1o alKalies to determine the effects.
re mas also run arsenicaI compounds
lnto branches, into the veins OF trees,
snd mas surrounded the bark with
polsonous liquids. Into some trees he
nas nun arsenical compounds sufflcient
10 spray the tree twice year for a
nuhdIed years. yet no appreciabIe eG
iect mas come OF IL. In fact. every
kno"h application. except through the
roots directly. has been made. and
Tue root method will be applied as
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-18
BYRON sHALE YIELDS OIL.
Utah-Wyoming Company's Drlller
Confident of Flow In the
Deep Sand.

With the new well Of the Utah
Wyoming Consolidated Oil company
down close to l.350 feet and continu
ously in oil shale from the 740-foot
point, and with gas pressure forcing
much oil up between the outer ana
inner castings, A. ], Scott, the COM
jany's driller. who arrived In the city
yesterday from the field. is confident
that upon reaching the deep sand. at
about 1.500 feet. he Will nave the sat~
isfaction Of bringing in an important
producer. A number Of producing
wells have been brought in In tho
Byron field, but they are ell IN the
first sand The Utnh-Wyomipg COM
pany Is the first to undertake to pene-
trate the deep sand, which is said hy
experts TO be the same sand as that In
which the gushers have been found
in the Gray Bull field.
Mr.. Scott, who has had long expert
ence drilling wells in Pennsylvania
oil fields, Ia enthusiastic over the re-
suits that are being obtained In the
Utah-Wyoming well The great thick
pess of oil shale which has been en-
countered cannot but mean, he be-
lieves. the. strong flow of oil will
be met in the underlying sand. He
is confident that tho Byron field will
prove to hs one OF the most important
ones In the west its development hav,
ing been retarded only bv lack OF
knowledge OF the formation on the
part OF the operators The formation
problems are being mastered nov.
and he believes that IL Is only a mat
ter of getting wells to the deep sand
10 have large producers.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-18
SALT LAKE AND
STATE NEWS
LOCAL 'CHANGE
HAS FAIR DAY

SALT LAKE. Aug. IA fair day
OF trading was enjoyed on tho local
stock market today and there was
somewhat of variation in prices as
compared With yesterday. Cedar
Talisman Was strong at IL cents TO.
dag, although trading WAS slight Col
orsrdo was strong at A cents with
scarcely any trading.
Columbus Consolidated weakened
today, due to the bearish tactics oi
many who have IN the past been fool
ed by the stock From 81 cents at the
opening 1t gradually dropped 10 SO
cents. During the trading 800 shares
of the stock were sold The property
is declared TO be In better shape than
In many years. Between 80 and 40
tons OF flrst class ore is being taken
ont each day and the MIL is turning
out its full capacity of concentrates,
some running as high as $50 O ton
Nevada Hills was stronger today,
going as high as 81 IS Buying in this
security was slow and but little stock
was In the market. Ohio Copper sold
az s1.1e 1~3 on the local market while
In New York the sales were all at
81 Iron Blossom was very slow this
morning at rs and so cents.
The total number Of shares disposed
of on the local market this morning
was 1850 The amount paid out for
the securities was $500.
On the curb market Opex was jump
ed on by the professionals and the
stock was driven rapidly down, drop
ping from 40 cents to 81 IL cents.
The following were the sales on the
curb this morning: Five hundred
shares of opex Consolidated at 40
cents: coo at 80 10: 1000 at 80; 300
at IS 1-2: 200 al SS; 300 at 81 1.2;
400 shares Of Seven Troughs Coali
tlon at 80 cents
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-18
FIND BODY OF MAN .,
MISSING FOR W."

Welser. Ida. Aug. 17.-CounV II
torney Richards and Sheriff COZ
hnve gone to Landorc. in the *,
iDevRs' mining district. to inveSos'.
what is believed TO De n murder ~
then year ago Joseph Brown
well-knowa miner of that sec"I
owner o1 several valuable minlos ~
terests in that country, and repus
10 have considerable money. nDs'
lously disappeared Search w;t5 70.
for him. but 90 no avail, As
snow was very deep u. that tll'.,
was thought he might have la.A
ever a precipice into one OF tlc u'
canyons In that country. song ~,
since, suspicious were arouSeu
lie had met with foul play, anu
rowed search was made
bis body was found in an aoao"VS o.
shaft. There was evidences ol
play on the body officers in uuS .tl
were notified. II Is likely that
county attorney will order an iHu-sl
No money was found on his ps''
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-18
WHY THEY FAIL.
MOST PILE REMEDIES MISS THE
CAUSE OF PILES.

Disa2reeable treatment with oint-
ments or supposijories usually fails
10 cure piles and cutting them OF
won't remove the cause. Such treat.
ment only modeT5tes the outside ef
fecjS OF the disease and fails TO rem
edy The inside cause. The up-to-date
doctors now use informal medicine.
to free the circulation in the lower
bowels. and SO remove the disease
DR., lseonhardt's Hem Roid. the first
and only guaranteed internal pile
cure-in the form OF tablets-cures
any kind OF piles Sold by eAOCON'S
PHARMACY. Oedcn, Utah, 81 for
large box Dr. Leonhardt Co. Station
b. Buffalo. \. Y.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-18
MAXWELL ESCAPES
THROUGH TECHNlCALlTY

Salt Lake. Aug. lS.-BecGuse of an
apparent loop.holc In the law. "Dr '
j. w. Maxwell. who was recently re.
fused a license to practice medicine
In Utah by tho state board OF medi-
cal examiners, and against whom con
elusive evidence was obtained show
ing that he had prescribed and secur-
ed cocaine for "fends" addicted to
the use OF the rug was dismissed in
The police court yesterday morning.
Under the ruling handed down by
Judge j. J Whitaker. in the case
against Maxwell, who was charged
With practicing medicine without a H.
cense, 1t Is understood that It would
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-18
7 HE DR., WAS
IN A CYCLONE

Dr. i. y AiswcrtE, INC physician OF
Purrls. Mississippi. writes interesting
details about the cyclone that devas-
tated that section, We quote "G
suppose you saw a not &c i'm Lhe napers
that we had cyclone on the 24th OF
May II swept our little town abou,
on The earth Thank Providence. my
family and self came OCT alive. bu;
my drag store was swept 10 the winds.
We are picking up Slowly found
f"ur bottles lmlton's Renal Compound
unbroken and gave them 10 lady
whom the other physicians had given
mp kidney diseased She came TO M
as sool as she heard that ! had re
turned 10 my practice again. and nj,
her on the Renal Compound and She
is now nearly well But need moro.
and YOU will please send me another
dozen pi the Renal Compound from
your nearest shipping point
In haste
"B- y. AIoSWORTH, ~. D."
How can people who have any kind
OF kidney trouble expect 10 get we'll
on The old futile kidney patents when
the census deaths snow that ninety
two per cent of every iundrcd of them
passed ont from form OF the disease
that was incurable mp 10 the date that
Fulton worked out his Renal Com.
poupd2
Due 10 the futility of the old.time
kidney medicines. the Kidney deaths
now number one every nine minutes
lsn II there room here for serious re
Election for the man who is on his
! way TO the drug Store ror kIdne,
medicine
VIM Driver & Son Drug Co. sole
local agents.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-18
GO YER n @ R s
MEET In
UT All

Governors or their representatives
of nine intermountain, coast and
northwestern states met with Cover
nor Spry in Salt Lake today to out
line plans whereby the rights of these
states TO their natural resources may
lie preserved and their interests pro-
tocted In the annual National Con-
servation congress which meets in st
Paul. Sept s. No time has been set
for adjournment of the governors
meeting. but il is certain that the
matter OF the conservation policy will
be- thoroughly discussed and some ac-
tlon upon which all will agree Will
be taken.
The present meeting was called by
Governor Hay OF Washington, who
believes the east is not playing fair
III handling the matter OF conserva-
tion OF natural resources and that
the cards have been stacked against
the west in the coming congress at
ST Paul He is outspoken upon the
subject and his primary reason for
calling the meeting was to form a
plan whereby the so-oaIed north
western idea may be presented to
that the states themselves. should
have charge of THO disposition OF
their resources. Gov Hay classes
the attitude oi some of the eastern
conseryationists as alarming To the
west and declares it looks like q de-
liberate attempt to rob the western
states OF their resources and have
these resources administered from
the national capital for the benefit
o, the nation at large and not for the
good OF the states in which the re-
sources are located.
Governor Spry and some of the 9TH
ers are more pacific in their attitude
but are agreed that the west must
take prompt action to preserve It's
rights. He says:
Il do not think there is any seri-
Gus cause for alarm that the inter
ests OF the west viii be oyerridden
In the St Paul convention. The west
has always been able to hold Its own
In matters OF this kind and | do not
sec why T. should not DO so upon this
occasion"
Governor Norris oil Montana, Is uG-
able TO attend the convention and is
quoted as saying that In his opinion
The cards are stacked against the
northwest by the interests oil the east
and IL would be useless for the west
10 attempt 10 combine against the
cast
Gov Brady Of Idaho. who is pres
eIt. is the possessor of some de-
cided ideas on the conservation ques.
ton and considers it unfair 10 the
people Of the west that their natural
resources should be controlled by the
federal government He is quoted as
saying that the east. after having eX-
haaSted lis own resources, now hopes
to fall back upon the west to obtain
through government administration a
share Of the benefits OF western re-
sources through royalties on water
power sites. etc.
a delegation OF three members IN
Guiding his private secretary is here
Ia represent Governor Eberhart, OF
Minnesota. This delegation urges the
Importance OF every western state be
ing represented al the coming con
giess.
No definite program had been out
lired in advance Tor the present meet
Ing. Governor Spry. OF Utah, act
ing as host, expects to provide sew
oral sightseeing trips for the visitors
during their STAY
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-18
falling HAIR
Can Easily Be Stopped; Also Dan
druff and Itching Scalp,

If ParisiaH Sage doesn't stop fall
ing hah. itching scalp, and eradicate
dandruff in two weeks. 5AOCoN'S
PHARMACY stands ready 10 refund
your money without argument or rcd
tape Of any kind
Parlsian Sage will put a fascinating
radiance into any woman's hair in a
few days.
Susanne Callahan. OF Hotel ROYAL,
Bucyrus, Ohio. on March 20. 1910.
wrote; Mothers hair began TO come
out very badly and her scalp was so
sore it was very hard TO do anything
for II. Partisan Sage proved GRAND
SUCCESS every way. Her hair stop
ped coming out. dandruff nh disap
peared. soreness all left the scalp and
her hair is coming In again yory nice
w." Large bottle 30 cents at BAD
CONS PHARMACY. -
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-18
the visitors will occupy the boxes at
the Orpheum.
JUDGE BOWMAN
SETS PRECEDENT.
Deputies, He Orders. Must Not Enter
Judgments In Default Cases.

Salt Lake. Aug 1S.-City Ciyii
Judge ]. NJ. Bowman has MADE an or
der that deputies in his office snaii
enter no more default judgments ia
actions arising upon contracts LOT tue
recovery of money or damages. ana
there is furry among attorneys OF
The city over the order Several legal
lights for whom the deputies nave re-
fused to enter default judgments since
the order went into effect two days
ago have threatened mandamus pro
ceedings and the deputies. j q. Cecil,
J NJ. Cohen and F. L. Pnlmauist. like
wise Benjamin s. Rives, city recorder.
who Is ex-offlcio clerk OF the court
arc worrying a little for fear they
might be held liable under their
bonds for refusal 10 enter the judg
ments
Judge Bowman's policy appears
sound. for under the old rule the dep
utIes frequently were Judccs in ef-
feet, hut il looks Ike the law is
against him Here is The law on the
subject, section 3179 of chapter SO of
the revised statutes:
Provisions Of Statute.
"In an action arising upon contract
for the recovery OF money OF damages
only, II no answer. demurrer or motion
has been filed With the clerk Of the
court within the time specified In the
summons. or such further time as may
have been granted. and the com
plant and proof OF service Of sum
mons shall have been flled with the
clerk. upon application of the plain
tiff must enter the default of the de-
fendant and Immediately thereafter
enter Judgment for the amount speci.
fed in the complaint, including the
costs. against the defendant,or against
one or more of several defendants, in
the cases provided for In 1854 if
the complaint shall not have been yer
fled, II must he verified before jnde-
ment is entered"
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-18

OF Dee Brackenbury. The opinion
held that the law only allows S1.5o per
day for witnesses.
The road commissioner. after re-
porting number Of roads In need of
repairs, was instructed 10 make the
repairs. The roads are between
Corinne and Bear RIVER City and the
road at Waukegan.
The matter OF the Bonita drainage
district was taken unler considera-
tion. The return of the votes from
that town showed seven for the estab-
lishment of the drainage district and
none against Lawrence Hansen.
John p. Holmgren and G. l.. Carlton
were appointed a board or trustees Of
the new district
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-18
.ELDERK|N GIVEN A
FAREWELL RECEPTION

Rev. Noble Strong Elderldn was
rendered reception at the home OF
Mrs Andrew Thaanum. 1907 Robin
son avenue. last evening. more than a
hundred guests being present to eX-
tend their good wishes To the depart
Ing pastor OF the Congregational
church who leaves during the latter
part OF August for his new station in
Kansas.
An elaborate program and supper
were features OF the evening and 4
most delightful time was passed by
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-18
RAINBOW TROUT INSPECTION.

Provo. Aug 1.-THE Rainbow Trout
company. which has a hatchery In
Provo canyon, entertained party
.? about $50 visitors TODAY at lts
Tlant A number OF state. county and
city officials were in the party which
incIuded Gov William SDry Senator
Reed Smoot. Mayor W II Ray OF this
city, and MANY others. Upon arriy~
ing at ihe plant ilnc trout dinner
was served which was followed by
speeches by Senator Smoot. Mayor
Ray, Orrin p. Miller of Salt Lake.
John Henry smith OF Salt Lake, and
Rev. A. X, Mullen OF Pocatello. Ida
no. Upou the return OF the party
tho Salt Lake visitors left for home
on the evening train.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-18

Alkali ruinous.
On the other hand the branches
placed m alkalies have been killed. or
the leaves spotted In wonderful va
rlety OF burns While these expert.
men's and the ones on trees in the
orchard have not been carried as far
as is necessary TO arrive at positive
deductions. yet the results so far In
dicato that the Utah people are nearer
the truth when they assert that the
injunes to trees In Grand Junction
are due 10 alkaline soils rather than
TO arsenioal spraying.
AS this question of spraying is one
that is uppermost In the minds OF or
chardists, the final results of the Utah
experiments Will be awaited with in
terest throughout the country.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-18
Aae Some Riahts.

Mrs. Hcnpeck-You ChaHcs7 what 5
that noise down there
Mr.. Henpeck-I trust. my dear,
that | may fall down the cellar stairs
II | want to-Chlcago Tribune.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-18
Alkall ruinous,

soon as trees can be raised for the
nIrRnse
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1910-08-05
NO PLACE LIKE HOME

Maybe, after ALL lot in life is not much better
or worse than another far as real happiness goes
but there are things that very necessary to
us, and that little corner in Gods creation we cal
home is one of them.
Home whatever it's hardships is the best place this
side Of heaven Plenty, comfort luxures culture are
good to have But there is not enough OF all these IN
the world to recompense the loss of the simplest joys
of the humbest home that is lighted and warmed by
love- All the wealth of mines and farms and factories
cannot give such genuine and enduring satisfaction to
the soul as does the wealth of love and faith and sac
rce that makes the home the stone of civlz-
alton Love- fidelity and faith the only treasurers
indispensable to the real home of any heart These,
in the humbest cottagethese houseless beneath the
bleak skv-these shelterless, starving, naked-these
make happy home anywhere. The real life is not
outside ourselves, but within. The real possessions
are not what the hands may grasp but what the
heart may hold.-Memphs News-Scimitar.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1910-08-05
RUTH ON BRYAN

Speaking about Colonel Bryans political Waterloo,
State Senator Ruth in his Washington Saturday Re-
view has the following comment:
1--WE have been told that the prayers of the wick
ed avaiIeth nothing but after reading the item
concerning the downfall of Bryan in Nebraska have
come to the conclusion that our informant lied Ever
since the disastrous days of 96 have offered up
many a silent prayer that the Democrats would get
wise to themselves and fire the of many hobbies
into the political junk heap, and recent reports from
Nebraska would indicate that our prayer has been
answered Now if the Republicans would only take
tumble to themselves, and after gently but firmly
rammng the teeth and goggles down the heck of the
big stick windjammer grasp the four flush lion hun
ter by the slack of the pants and slam him into the
litical bone-yard, an old time Republican would heave
a sigh of relief and take great pleasure in voting the
ticket straight-same as he always has"
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1910-08-05
H. E. FOSTER

Who is seeking the Re-
publican nomination for rep
resentative from the forty
seventh district, is one of
the leading lawyers of the
city and likewise one of the
heavy property holders of
the district. IF there is
one man who has filed for a
Republican nomination that
is the quintesence of hon.
esty and integrity it is HS
E. Foster and he should poll
a very heavy vote. He has
lived in the Third ward for
the past ten years and is
we'll and favorably known.
lie is not mixing IN the light
of other candidates because
he believes it is the duty of
persons seeking such favors
to stay out of the business
of boosting others. He has
always affiliated with the
Republican party and al
ways advocated the princi-
pie of settling all party
councils and win or lose
stay by the party. There
are two representatives to
be nominated and the
friends of Mr.. Foster hope
that he will be one of the
number. In the past he
has always done his part in
the state, county and city
campaigns, all of which en-
titles him to a fair and IA
vorable consideration on tbs
part of the the Republicans
of the district.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1910-08-05
MILES PoINDEXTER AN MIGRATE.

If there was anything lacking to prove beyond
reasonable doubt that Miles Poindexter is demagogue
and political freebooter the evidence forthcoming
the reception given by the Young Mems Republican Club
at the Grand Opera House last Thursday evening. With
the spirit OF beralty characteristic of those sterling
young Republicans they overlooked the fact that Pon-
dexter had long since surrendered every tie that
nected his with the Republican party and had prac
tcally declared himself Democrat and extended to him
the courtesy of that reception the the Republican
members. President King Dykeman, in his opening re
Marks mapped out the course the speakers sup
posed to follow and Senator JONES' the first speaker of
the evening" followed the prearranged program to the
letter. His remarks timely, pleasing and well
ceved but it remained for Miles Poindexter the Popu
list demagogue to take advantage of his presence at the
meeting which by suerance abuse the confidence
Of the young and in long political seftrade and
demonstrate that he is not only political demagogue but
totally devoid of those qualities characteristic of
tleman By prearrangment of which POindeXter cog
infant host of Pondexter howers packed the center OF
the theatre and not only made Of themselves at his
appearance but tried to disturb others that spoke That
Pondexter thoroughly cognzant of the Populistc
programme shown by him being able to control his
bowling hyenas by waive of his hand So obstrep
did Of his cackers become that police officer
was forced them to keep still be put out of
the house Any who will accept an invitation to
anothers house and then insult the host is not only not
gentleman but vulgar backguard. 1t right and
proper for the club to invite Mr. Pondexter the meet
ing and it was also right and proper that he either decline
the invitation act at the meeting he would have had
similar courtesy been extended him to visit private
home Miles Pondexter however, was smarting under
the rebuke administered to him by the Republicans at
the Tacoma convention which he too cowardly to at
tend and took that opportunity to hit back If it be
true that God hates dirty coward He must hate Miles
Poindexter to the extent of thinking hell too good to
consgn his soul to-
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-10-14
-. - PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE -
Personal and Real Property
...- IN THE CITY OF WESTMINSTER MARYLAND.

will
Main street, Westminster,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1910, Alto O'CLOCK A. M,
following Kitchen
which in excel condition. to-w
SuitS
NO. fine Silk 1coVere
Marble
cherry and oak
par1or glazed pottery Umbrella
Stand
One Walnut Buffet one 0ak Raat
China Closet o seat Oak Dining Chairs covered
Cuuches 2leafTa doz Cane and Wood Seat Chairs
rox. DAD Door consisting
top s,mare
Consisting ne live Quilts
fancy Linen Tapestry both table and stands:
Moquet and Brussels Carpets yards Of Moquet CARPET
pet $50 yards Mating so
Oil
Sink large lot
$50 DID, Gilt Band Rose
not named For terms particulars bills.