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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-07-15

Kermit Roosevelt has gone back to
Paris. And it isn't to look for collar
button under the bureau, either.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-07-15

There may be n boy in the world
who would rather study grammar than
fight Indians. but IL Is doubtful.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-07-15

1t seems that It doesn't take nearly
50 much money to buy a man as It
does TO make him keep still about IL
afterward.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-07-15

Some cities seem TO think that any
season is the open season for graft
hunting.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-07-15

When yOu find a man whose ideas
are fixed and immutable pass him up.
He isn't worth one single round of hot
air.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-07-15
Knew the REQUESTS.

"Can you make my daughter happy,
young manP
II think So"
Your salary must be larger than 1
thought"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-07-15
THE ARGUS.

Published Daily and weekly at 1924
Second avenue. Rock Island. Ill tEn-
tered at the postoffice as second-class
matter.l
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-07-15

The easiest way 10 get a boy inter.
ested in anything is to tell him that he
isn't big enongh 10 understand it.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-07-15
6V GZZZZZNIG9
|, - Used In the
White House

JAN NEE OLEANEK looks
/ clean, smells clean, is clean,
does clean. 1t is invaluable
for multitude of usages about the
home-it does array with household
drudgery - it's simply canned
cleanliness" - absolutely pure
will not injure the hands - no
trouble at all to use.
Yankee Cleaner cleans wood
work, silver, brass, cut glass,
marble, mirrors, windows, enam-
eled. ware, bath tubs, wash basins,
refrigerators, tinware, etc.
You'll always be glad if you Just
try this little wonder. If Yankee
Cleaner does not do all we claim
and prove entirely satisfactory,
dealer is authorized to refund
money paid.
For Yankee Cleaner Ask Your
Dealer
Most all good local dealers ham
die Yankee Cleaner - # yours
doesn't happen to, he can easily
get it for you.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-07-15

BY THE J. w. POTTER CO.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-11

yon the roadbed is being strengthened
and steel bridges. with concrete abut-
ments. are being built to replace tho
bridges weakened or washed out by
the floods
On the old limo. which the company
has announced their Intention of keep
Ing up In the future. SO that II can
be used In case OF emergency such as
arose during the two recent storms on
the lake. Mr. Manson stated he had
found in good condition. The road
bed between Kelton and Umbria juno
ton, with little attention. will DO all
right for the handling OF heavy traf-
f1c.
The building at Kelton; and other
points, necessary for the operation OF
trains will be erected as soon as pos
sible While the company used the
old line during the two or three days
the cut-off was injured by the storm,
II was necessary to operate the trains
under a slower schedule and with
lighter engines. But with the i'm
provements to the line, faster schcd-
ule will be possible During the use
Of the line while the cutoff was
washed out, some passenger trains re-
auired over twelve hours to make the
trip from Ogden to Montello.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-11
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Stranger Sent to the Hospital
Lester Meadius. of Hepner, Oregon.
was taken to the county jail yestcr-
day afternoon. crippled with rheuma-
tlsm, He arrived In Ogden the day
before and was found to be In such
condition that immediate medical at
tention was necessary. Last evening
Meadius. who is member of tho
Knights of Pythias lodge, was sent TO
the Ogden General Hospital by Frank
+. Grant acting on behalf OF the loo
al lodge, who will care for the man
until he iS able TO resume his jour
ney,
Extremely CriticsI-Reports receiv-
ed at a late hour this afternoon from
the residence OF James Pingree, were
10 the effect that the condition of Mrs
Eta Pingree-Bcnson. the eldest daugh-
Ter og Mr Plngree. and who has been
ia for some time. is extremely critical.
New Homes.-W. A. Urry Is build
ing $1,000 residence on Arden ave.
Sophie Ecklund has commenced the
construction OF a dwelling house on
Twenty-second street, between Wash
ington and Adams avenues.
Sidewalks Destroyed. - Captain
Brown of the Police department
states that mischievous persons. dur
ing the last few nights, have dofaced
cement paving that is being put down
on the sidewalks In different parts Of
the city. particularly Twenty-fourth
street. by digging holes while st is
soft. The officer states that II this
practice is persisted IN. whether by
boyt or men. a special effort Will be
made to catch them and. when caught,
the full punishment OF the law will
be Inflicted This morning IT was
found that in number OF places green
cement was found 10 be dug full of
holes.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-11

10 accompany the heavy summer trav-
al which has started. The rates were
made earlier than usual this year. 80
that during the months OF May and
June, when the rates were effective
and with heavy traffic OF that time.
the roads would be better prepared
to handle the travel.
Contrary TO expectation. the demand
for the summer tourist tickets In the
ea7t has been very heavy AMI in or
der TO accommodate the travel the
railroads have been compelled to add
from one to two coaches to each OF
their trains
The summer tourist tickets in the
east are growing in popularity each
year among the people who are deslr-
ous of seeing the western part OF the
United States. At very low rate,
tours extending from the eastern
cities over the Hartman and connect
ing lines, and which practically tray-
erse most of the intermountain states,
can be purchased The tlme-limit on
the tickets ranges from three to sls
months.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-11
| MAN
CAUGH 7 BY
OFFICERS

After an exciting chase through the
fields at Kanesville. about ten milcs
from Ogden, this morning. Deputy
tured owen Lynch. who. while in a
demented condition. had reached that
settlement and begun the destruction
of property
When the man WIS brought TO the
county jail and examined lt was found
that he was suffering temporary In
sanity which WIS brought on by the
hIgh altitude and excessive use or
liquor. In the mans pockets all that
could be found. other than a few f1t-
tic trinkcts. was ticket TO Seu Fran
cisco and a copper penny. His
clothes we're almost torn from his
back by his running against and
crossing through barb-wlre fences
II ia believed the man wandered
from the Union depot TO KaDesville,
late Sunday evening or early this
morning The first that was noticed
OF the mans presencc near Kanesville
was early this morning when he was
seen tearing down fences. When ap-
preached he would turn and run
through the fields The sheriff was
rotified and Deputies Hutchens and
Murphy were sent TO Kanesville 10
take the man In custody For fully
two hours after they arrived the Of
fioers were given a merry chase.
Tho man will be held at the sher-
IFS office for medical treatment. 1t
is thought that his condition will be
improved within few days.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-11

I NSbnllUueu fIOn fuHt SlNsD
AS soon as little more work Is
I done on the Washington avenue track
the force of men ana teams VIII he
placed on Wall avenue TO place the
track there at grade between Twenty
/ fifth and Twenty-slxth streets.
Superintendent Bailey states that
the weather Is Ideal for the work and
that rapid progress is being made In
the rebuilding and improving OF the
Rapid Transit system In the city.
Chairman Barker of the street COM
mittee says the new track is being
built in a way that is entirely salts
factory to the committee and the
street supervisor, and that the Wash
ington and Wall avenues track will be
ats good as can be expected, He
states further that immediate steps
Will be taken to have the pavement
on 1wenty-tifth street patched Bids
for the work Will be asked for and.
no doubt the work will begin at an
early date The p. ]. Moran company
of Salt Lake Is responsible for the
patchwork to be done on Twenty
fourth street. and an effort will be
once to make the needed repairs Mr.
Barker says that If Moran does not
get at It soon, he is satisfied the may
or will take steps to have II done by
other parties, at the expense of the
Moran people
Some OF the asphalt pavement, put
in last fall. on Washington avenue.
near Twenty. eighth street, is cracked
in places and seems to be In rather
bad condition. and 1t Is anticipated
says Chairman Barker, that the Nor
an company Will be called to replace
the defective asphaltum with better
material. when other repairing In the
asphaltum district is being done
Superintendent Bailey of the Ogden
Rapid Transit company. says the
grading on the Brigham city exten-
sion Is progressing nicely. and that If
present weather conditions prevail.
1t will not be many weeks before the
placing OF ties and rails will begin on
the interurban line.
The extension of the canyon line
from the Hermitage. the superintend-
ont thinks. Will not be begun before
the fall OF the year.
c. a Hickenlooker of Pleasant View
states that the people there do not
take very kindly to the changing OF
the car line. He says that TO change
tho route as designated by the sur
veys that have been made. It will
greatly inconvenience the people of
Pleasant View, and 1t Is hoped that
the company may be Incuced to de-
wise some plan by which the line can
he kept whore 1t Is. The plan of tho
company is TO build the road around
the hill at Pleasant Wow SO as to
avoid the heavy grade.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-11
SUTHERLAND IS
WITH ALDRICH

Washington. April 11.-Promptly az.
ter the disposal OF the routine bust
ness OF the senate today. Chairman
Elkins of the Interstate Commerce
commission. moved To take up the ad.
ministrntion railroad bill. The motion
prevailed and the consideration of the
bill was proceeded with 1t will he
read section by section and when the
debate lulls. amendments TO each sec
ton will bo voted on
Previous TO the taking up of the
bill in regular order today. Senator
Dixon of Montana presented an
amendment making IL unlawful for
carriers 10 charge more for short than
for long hauds. Mr. Dixon said there
never could be any peace in the rail.
road management so long ns this dis
elimination by the roads was allow
ed
Ho read letter from business
man In Spokane. complaining that the
transcontinental roads charge much
more for transportation from the Mis-.
sissippi river To that city than TO the
coast. The writer said the only ex.
cuse for the course was the fact that
tho roads had acquired the habit"
The first vote taken was on Sen
ator Heyburn's amendment. creating
court for tho consideration OF qucs.
tions growing out OF the disposal OF
the public lands. The provision was
voted down. % to "a
The senators from the public lands
states generally voted for the provis.
ion. but the. eastern senator's regard
less OF party, voted against It as a
rule
The senate then entered upon the
consideration of the bill proper Mr.
ElkinS offered two amendments 10 the
commerce court provisions. speciflcal-
ly comforting on the court the Juris-
dlction In railroad cases now excrcis-
ed by the United States court
Mr.. CummIns presented a substI-
tuto, providing that the Jurisdiction
OF the proposed court should not he
different from. or greater than. that
of the circuit courts"
Mr.. Aldrich appealed to the Iowa
senator to permit action on the FL.
kins amendments as III the line OF per
fectlng the bill in accordance with the
Ideas Of the Interstate Commerce COM
mission.
Debate then ensued. participated In
by Senators Cummlns and Clapp on
the one side and by Senators Aldrich.
Elklns and Sutherland on the other.
Mr. Cummins again presented his
amendment as originally offered a
third roll call was ordered with the
result that the provision went the
way OF Its predecessors. hut the dir
ference In the vote was somewhat less
pronounced. II stood 2s to 36
Tho Elkins amendment was then
voted on without division.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-11
BICYCLE RIDERS
IN POLICE COURT

Frank Richardson was sentenced to
pay fine OF SIS or serve five days in
the city Jail in the police court this
morning. Being short OF money, he
Is serving the all sentence.
Tho cases of drunkenness against
George r. Ship. A Martin and Sam
George were dismissed. there being no
evidence against them.
i. Taylor. Wiliord Schclin and Hup
Hikins. charged with violating the bt
cycle ordinance by riding on the side
walk, were remandcd 10 the juvenile
court. the boys all being under age.
James Pierce appeared before the
court on tho charge Of violating the
bicycle ordinance. and asked that the
case he set for hearing at some fu-
turc time that he might prepare a de-
fense. The request was granted and
tho case was set for hearing tomorrow
morning
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-11
PROBATING OF
CAH|LL ESTATE

In the probate division OF the dis
trict court. the following papers were
filed today;
In the estate OF Hiram Cannon. de-
ceased. Sarah o. Cannonasks for the
Issuance OF letters of administration
OF the estate which Is valued ~
81 900 The deceased died at Hunts
Vile. December 10, 1909 The heirs
pre the petitioner. the widow and
four children.
Lillian Catharine Cahill has filed q
petition for letters OF administra-
uon In the estate OF Martin CahIll. de-
ceased The petition states the de-
ceased died in Ogden. March 6. 1910,
and left an estate valued at $1,000 in
real estate and $4,000 personal prop
orty. The petitioner and son. Fran
els a. Cahlll nre the heirs. Mrs. Ca
hill has also filed petition for the
issuance of letters of guardianship to
herself In the matter of the estate OF
her son
Harry F. Williams Of Chicago. Ills.
has filed petition for the admission
10 probate OF the Will Of James 3. VII.
liams, deceased. and for the appoint
mcnt of John A. Junk as executor
Tho petition states that the deceased
died in Cook county. Illinois, August
81, 1891, and left an estate In Weber
county. consisting Of real estate val
ucd at 81 900 The heirs are the pc
ttoDcr. brother and a mother of
the deceased.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-11
HEAY Y FINE
FOR A LOW
FELLOW /"

In tho criminal division of the muni-
oipal court this morning when Clerk
Fulton read the complaint charging
John Hayes WITH yagrancy, the dc
fcndant appeared to be much sur
prised. for he said
Il beg pardon. vasrancy. did you
say?" Oh. yes. / will plead guilty to
that. ] was not at work Sunday
came over from Salt Lake and had
not yet gone to work whom tho off
GERS got me. have an opportunity to
go TO work for the Elite or the Fal-
staff and will likely tako position
In one of those places tomorrow.
am bartender by trade and can got
n Job anywhere. but will plead
guilty to the charge OF vagrancy"
Before the court passed sentence,
City Attorney Dc Vine advised tho
court that Hayes was in the habit
of living with lewd women, who sup
port him. Tho attorney nleo stated
that whom Hayes was arrested he
made an excuse TO 60 up stairs. into
The dining room OF the Elite cafe. for
moment He crawled out OF the back
window and made his escape Tho
officers. however. succeeded In cap
turing him later.
In passing sentence. the Judge re-
marked You are fine looking man.
physically. and YOU seem to havo
more than ordinary intelligence. You
are capable OF filling responsible posi-
tions in life. and becoming credit
10 society. but. It appears that you
are nothing but a parasite. living from
the hard earned money OF women nj
the underworld. ! will sentence You
To pay fine OF $3.50. or serve $50
days in jail"
Il will appeal that" said Haves az
the officers led him back 10 his cell
Hayes yesterday pawned the trunk
OF woman who was induced To nc
company him from Salt Lake Tho
victim complained TO the police. Soon
after Officer Hadlock had the fellow
I'm custody he made his escape as de.
scribed above. Later ne was caught
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-11
CHINESE
IN A FEUD
Bloody Contest in the
East Between the
longs

New York. April ia police guard
was poured into Chinatown today to
prevent last nights renewal of the
tong war. With two men dead here
and two dead In Philadelphia. how
ever, as the result OF the onset, the
revengeful spirit of the feudists was
but increased by those who whetted
their tastes for blood,
So far in the local development OF
the war. the On LeonG Tong who
started the fighting with an attack on
the leader of the Four Brothers soclc-
ty, have the worst of the encounter
One Of their members is dead. while
their rivals leader, Chu May Yen.
who was twice shot, Will recover.
The second Chinaman killed here
WAS. SO far as known, shot by mis-
take.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-11
JACK TE R R Y
F A | s E | Y
ACCUSED

Tno municipal court officers found
this morning. when A. NJ GackD Tor
rs was arraieDed on tao charge of
assault and battery. alleged TO have
been committed April ath on two
young men from Salt Lake, that
Jack was not the right man. II was
so stated to the court and the case
against Terry was dismissed
Mr.. Terry stated. after the dismiss
al Of the case. that nc would like to
have the newspapers give him a
Square deal" inasmuch as he nod
been given considerable notorlety be-
cause of the alleged ofGense. and that
he had been wrongfully accused. The
attorney advised Mr. Terry that the
court could not dictate what the
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-11
| M ? R @ Y ING
The OLD
LINE

Superintendent e C. Manson Of tbe
Salt Lake division of the Southern
Pacific company returned ia Ogden
Sunday night via the old line of tbn
Central Pacific around the north end
of the lake. after an extensive tour ~
inspection over the division a great.
ct part oi the time while in Nevada.
Mr Manson spent In PalIsadc canyon.
where the company Is doing vast re.
pair work on the line which was az.
lected by the floods during the lat.
ter part OF February
Mr Manson said that while the
company was handicapped to a slight
degree by tho scarcity OF track mon.
that everything was being carried on
rapidly and the line was assuming its
former condition. In Palisade can
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-11
SUITS IN THE
LOWER COURTS

In the civil division of the muni-
cipal court this morning David Rosen-
thall. ct al. commenced suit
against Cecil Read to recover the
gum of s2S 80, alleged 10 be due on
account
The Watson-Tanner Clothing com
pany commenced suit against Mrs. j
E. McAlpine for S52.l6, alleged to be
Cue on an account
DR.. H, B. Probes is suing A ]. Bauer
for $40. claimed to be due for profes
sIonal services.
DR.. w. ]. Browning has commenced
suit against James Atkinson for $40
claimed to be due for professional
services.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-11

on June 1. to prepare for his mav
rage to Miss Eleanor Alexander IN
New York City on June 20. YonnG
Roosevelt IS now doing executive work
IN the main office OF thc factory,
Following his marriage he viii be-
come district manager for the company
AT It's San Francisco headquarters.
Young Roosevelt took up his work
ln Thompsonvlllo on October /, 1905
he began at the bottom. In sorting
wool and has worked up through prac-
ucnliy every one Of the various de-
phrtments.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-11
HUNTING FOR SON
OF W. ]. URT0N

Chicago, April 11.-News from San
Francisco last night revealed the fact
that advertisements In Chicago news
papers TO the effect that a missing
son OF the late Wyatt J. Urton Is heir
TO $4,000, was the first information
the veteran railroad builders old as
sociates in California had that he had
been married
II was tho common opinion that he
was a single man and that his near
est relatives wore nephewS and
nicces.
The advertisement stated that in
1898. the late Mr. Urtou. who bad
lived In Illinois. visited Chicago and
met his son. The son, who may bear
a name other than Urton. Is known to
several people. but his whereabouts
is unknown 1t is believed that he is
n man prominent In railroad circles In
Chicago,
Here is the advertisement:
"HEIR WANTED-A long time ago
the late w. j. UrtoD located In Neva-
da, where he amasSed quite a fortune
In the contracting business. He for
mcrly was from the State Of Illinois.
He had been married once and had
one son. During The Worlds fair In
Chicago. In company with a family
who resided in the State of Nevada.
the deceased visited Chicago. While
thoy were there they met the son OF
the deceased. who was prominent In
railroad circles. In will left by de-
ceased, he declares that he has a son.
There are several people who knew
this son. but his present whereabouts
seems to be unknown 10 anyone. Any
Information concerning this son may
he sent TO the undersigned No doubt
said son would pay literally for the
information set forth In the foregoing
"R b. Tsppsn. attorney for exeou-
tor OF will of W. ]. Urton. Alameda.
Cal"
Mr. Urton's will. drawn by r. w
Tappan. stipulated that tho property
should go ''to the next of kin
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-11
f->iss
PO[YGAMY TO
BE SUPPRESSED

Brussels, April liking Albert has
approved the plans of the ministry OF
the colonies for reforms In the Bel
CLAN Congo and they will become eff
fective July LIST. when largo area
Will be opened to free commerce.
The reforms include a reduction in
the taxes. which will be collected In
money and not paid by labor; the sub
stltution of native for white officials,
the restriction of obligatory labor on
the part OF the adults to the works
dedicated to the improve of their con
ditlons. and the suppression Of po-
lygamy.
Some who advertise heaven manu-.
facturc a good deal OF hell.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-11

70 81 ooo tho savings OF five years,
Fran,a who later told the police OF
mo canol avenue station that he had
Neon afraid TO place the money In
banI, carried It wrapped In a cloth
and lied with a string In pulling out
The handkerchief he said he must have
nulIod rho money out. but failed to no
tisn his loss until ho had walked two
bIocke from the scene Then he re-
turned to the spot where he had pull
ed ont the handkerchief and found the
cloth and tho string but the money
was gone
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-11
oEFIes THE INSURGENTS

Washington. April 11--Speaker
Cannon today again defied the insur-
gents to dcpose him from the speak
ership, declaring. In a speech on the
floor OF the house. that unless the
Republicans who do not approve OF
the personality OF their speaker, have
the courage TO Join the solid mlnor-
ily. | remain speaker until March 1
next"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-11

newspapers should say about the
case
Terry stated that on the day OF the
alleged olfense he was at home at
Roy all day and that he knew nothing
of the assault until he read an ac.
count OF 1t In the papers. He made
ms voluntary appearance at the sta
tlon this morning, and the officers
state that there can be no question
but that the complaint was caused
to be filed through misidentlfIcation
on the part of the Salt Lake mer
Neither OF the men alleged to have
been assaulted are in the city today
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-11

Jew is not commercial by instinct"
said Dr. Hirsch 1t has beon only
through hundreds OF wears OF pcrse-
|cntlon, during which the Jew was
forced into the congcsted districts OF
cities, that he was compelled To take
up commercial pursuits
1T ls just as ridiculous TO say as
rich ms Jow' as II would he to say
as rich as a Baptist simply because
John ID. Rockefeller is Of that dcnom-
lnation
BY nature the Jew Is poetic"