The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-30
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company, left on No. 9, January 27 for
Pocatello, to accept position as drum
mer through the western territory for
the Idaho Wholesale Grocery company
of Pocatello, Idaho.
Buy Red Cross Stamps IN Human.
ity's Sake to Stamp out Tuberculosis.
Then buy Meats Stamped u. S. In
spected for yours and your family's
sake. A guarantee that 1t is free from
| tuberculosis Germs. -
Run Over and killed.-Jerry Baily,
| who boarded last Sundays No. at
Elko with ticket for Moleen, on ar
irving at his destination jumped from
the train while it was In motion and
| fell under the wheels. He had both
legs cut of. The injured man was
taken back to Elko for medical atten-
dance and died there shortly after his
arrival. Baily has been employed as a
grader on the Western Pacific.
Monuments and headstones of quail
ity. JOS Parry G. Sons Co. 2253
Washington ave. New Shipment just
received. -
Baseball Traln.-The Union Pacific.
for the accommodation of the White
SoX baseball team, 80 or more, will
run special electric lighted train
from Chicago to San Francisco on Feb
ruary 27 as the second section of the
overland limited over the Northwest
ern, Union Pacific and Southern Pa
cific. The train will consist of a dyna-
Mo car, composite car, three standard
sleeping cars and dining car.
Advertisers must have their copy for
the Evening Standard the evening be-
fore the day on which the advertise
nent Is to appear in order to insure
publication.
No Preferential Tarif.-As a result
OF the building of its Pacific coast eX-
tension. the Chicago, Milwaukee and
st. Paul, 1t is said. will sever the pre-
ferential tariff relations with the I'm
ion Pacific, established about six years
ago after the Milwaukee rebuilt its
Chicago Omaha line and completed
sharply for Pacific coast trade. At
that time the Chicago and Northwest
ern also had what trafllcmen call
preferential agreement" with the I'm
ion Pacific, whereby the latter should
work for the favor above all others OF
the Northwestern as It's eastern connec-
tlon. This was in writing and bound
the Union Pacific and the Southern
Pacific men to work for the Northwest
ern. In other words, in getting busi-
ness for the agents of the Union Pa
cific they always tried to route 1t over
the Northwestern, and the North
western did the same for the Union
Pacific.
STORAGE at reasonable rates. In
good brick building, II you need any
room, consult John Scowcroft G. Sons
Company. =
Ogdenites Skate in Salt lake-The
Bamberger skating party took about
one hundred Ogden people out OF che
city last evening A very enjoyable
evening was spent, the company re-
turning to Ogden at about 80 this
morning.
HARD COAL turns Winter into Sum
NOR. Shurtliff's. Phones is.
Received Severe Injury-Mrs. Sadie
West, 1888 Washington avenue. met
with a serious accident in Salt Lake
Wednesday evening, while attempting
to board street car In some I'M.
accountable manner she slipped aud
fell to the pavement While she fell
at the time she bad spraIned her
ankle. she paid no particular attention
10 it, and made her way TO the train
for Ogden and journeyed on to her
home. Yesterday her suspicious were
aroused that all was not exactly right
with her sore ankle and a physician
was called to make an examination.
The examination disclosed the tact
that the bone OF the leg had beeu
broken near the ankle joint 1t is SAID
to be quite a serious break and thai
Mrs. West will likely be confined to
her room for a month or more.
Place tan order for groceries with
Tribe g. Jones. wholesale or retail.
Our stock is the very best. Il
Kansas Sheriff in oeden.-Sherin
George Hughey of Pottawatomie coun-
ty, Kas., stopped of in Ogden short
time last evening while on his way
home from San Francisco. He had in
custody one Eugene Leekey. alias An
drew Prior. who is charged with the
crime oil forgery
E-z-Money KeIIy-Money to loan on
any good real estate. Geo. J. Kelly. =
Joseph A. Smith OF Providence is
In Ogden spending few days with his
many friends.
T. r. w. Nelson of Preston, Idaho.
Is down from the Gem state to meet |
with his ogden friends.
w j. Kelly of Elk, Wyo., Is in Og- |
den meeting with friends and looking
after business interests.
Host of nempIoyed.-During the
last few nights Ogden has been visited |
by host OF men who are out of EN-,
ployment. The nightly attendance at |
the sleeping quarters of the Jail during
the past week has averaged fifteen, |
all of the dodgers being comparatively |,
young men and, according 10 their |
story, ready TO do any kind OF legiti- |
mate work TO gain a livelihood. 1t is !
said by the wayfarers that times are |
hnrd Throughout the country and |
that 1t is quite impossible to secure
employment
Cold Wave in Ogden.-The weather |
conditions In Ogden took quite a de- |
cided change yesterday, the mercury |
registering as low as 25 degrees above
zero during the day and continuing |
down to the 10 mark during the greater |
portion OF last night A cold wind Of ]