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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-29
CAPTAIN BROWN GOES
AFTER C. M. SEYB0lT 7

Armed with requIsition papers from
the governor of Utah to the governor
of Kansas for the release OF c. M.
Scybolt. Captain c. C. Brown of this
city will leave this afternoon for 0tta-
wa. Kansas. where Mr. Scybolt is be.
ing held by the officers of the law.
Seybolt is charged with forgery. al
legged to have been committed in Og-
den on July goth of this year. by max
ing a check on the Utah National
bank In the sum of $3.50 in favor of
Seybolt & Bloomquist and signed
Frank Alvord."
The complaint alleges that the check
was a forgery In every respect. there
being no such firm as Seybolt &
Bloomquist. and that Frank Alvord
did not sign the check.
The officers here have bcon looking
for Seybolt since last July, but were
not successful in locating him until
few days ago. The officers at Otta.
wa were advised to arrest the man
and hold him until an officer could bo
sent from here. Captain Brown OK.
poets to return with the prisoner with.
In the next week or ten days.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-29
one of the greatest rushes OF Alaska,s

one OF the greatest rushes OF Alaskas
history. This IS the story OF three
prospectcrs as told by Col Cook;
Three prospectors started down
the Yukon for Gaines creek last May
III boat which they had hastily
thrown together They took along a
boiler which they planned TO use In
their mining operations Having no
desire TO row their boat they rigeed
up an engine. On the way down thcy
heard that the United States marine
inspectors were OH an inspection tour
OF the craft on the river. None of
the proSDectors was licensed and they
knew the boat would be condemned as
junk IL the eyes OF the inspectors ever
alighted on Il
They received this alarming intel.
liGence just as they wore about to
ruu into the lnnoko river. Fearful
lest the inspectors catch them. tbey
Travelled up the Innoko as fast as they
could and when they came TO a large
tributary. which happened 10 be The
Lditarod. pushed up that stream until
they could go no farther by boat.
"As time was hanging heavily ON
their hands, they began TO prospecr.
II was not long before they found
rich gravel. They staked out claims
and ran their boat back TO "A station
on the Yukon called Anivak. where
they bought supplies and returned
With as little delay as possible 10 the
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-29
RAILR DADS
u P I @ W n
OFFICE
LEASE HAS BEEN OBTAINED ON
STORE ROOM.
Oregon Short Line, Union Pacific and
Southern Pacific Recognize I'm.
portance of Ogden.

A. r. Moseley, travelling passenger
agent of the Hartman lines with
headquarters at Ogden, has been ad
vised by d. E. Burley. general pas
senger agent OF the Oregon Short Line
at Salt Lake City. that an uptown
ticket office Will be established by the
railroads Immediately.
A five-year lease has been secured
Oh the store room in the Orpheum
building, north OF the entrance TO the
tbeater
The room will be fitted up at once
with standard mahogany furniture and
the three roads. the Oregon Short
Line, the Union Pacific and the South
ern Pacific, will have as fine an up
town office as there is In Salt Lake
City.
In addition to ticket Office for the
roads, an information bureau for the
tourist, traveller. colonist or home
seeker will be maintained Sleeping
car tickets will also be sold Infor-
nation concerning tickets and tours
on all the standard steamship lines
will be furnished at this office.
The officials OF the Hartman lines
have announced that Ogden has be-
come large enough for the mainten.
ance OF an uptown ticket Office and,
now established, 1t will be here to
stay. This new improvement will he
greatly appreciated by the travelling
public of Ogden as we'll as those com.
Ing and going.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-29

for September OF this year was s4.-
! 2S6.777. an increase Of s2S6,264. The
gross earnings for the Southern Pa
cIfic company were 1851. .s03, an In
crease OF $l,O51 .SO9 over the samc
j month last year Revenue over op-
Grating expenses and taxes for the
I company was, for September. S4,G25.-
725, an Increase OF $6Si,501.
4 Few good men can get winter ON
! ploymcnt at the Sugar Factory by ap.
| plying to the superintendent at the
| Factory. :
Fifteen Years in Prison.-Otto Bas-
! sett, found guilty of robbery by jury
| in the district court last Tuesday,
was sentenced 10 fifteen years in the
/ state prison this morning by Judge
Howell The young man received his
sentence as we'll as a severe repr-
mand by the court without any out
ward effect He was taken to Salt
Lake this afternoon by Deputy Sher-
If Hutchens.
Kemmerer Coal guaranteed the best
Sold only by NJ. l.. Jones Coal Co.. Ind.
f40. Bell 499K.
n
the office OF County Clerk Dye TO
Michael r. Wedcll and NJ. Anna BATE.
both Of Ogden.
Brick warehouse for sale. Purchas.
er TO remove material from the ground.
Apply John Scowcroft & Sons Co.
The Ogden Savings bank has
brought suit in the district court
against Bella Kadish and F. E. Higgen-
botham TO recover 81 500 alleged to be
due by their guaranteeing loan made
10 c. Z. Taylor by the bank.
Deputy Sheriff Malin OF Coalville
returned TO that town this afternoon,
having in custody Chris Papas.
Greek, arrested in Ogden last night
by Deputy Sheriffs Hutchens and Nay
lin on the charge OF obtaining goods
UNDER false pretenses.
At the Republican headquarters the
Women's Republican club are holding
reception. which is very largely at,
tended A program Will be rendered
and a number OF prominent Repub.
licans will deliver short addresses.
On November II, special train OF
nine cars. bearing about seventy-lve
prominent japanese will pass through
Ogden ell route to San Francisco.
They will arrive In the city over the
Rio Grande Western at 80 p. m and
will leave at p. m. over the Southern
Pacific. Their train will comprise one
dining car, one dynamo baggage car
and six standard Pullmans
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-29
CH OR MAY
7 A K E A
TRIP
INVITATION HAS BEEN RECEIVED
FROM CHICAGO.
Chicago Tribune Offers to Pay the Ex
penses-Fred j. kiesel Made
the Suggestion.

The Ogden Tabernacle choir has
been invited to go to Chicago some
time during November and take part
in, the musical program at the Land
Exposition" The Invitation, which
came as a suggestion made by Hon.
Fred J. Kiesel of ogden. was a great
surprise to even Professor Ballan-
tyne OF the choir and Charles Ross.
business manager
The message. which bore the high
is as follows:
Chicago, Oct :7.-F. J. Kiescl, Og-
den. Utah:
Like your suggestion about Ogden
Mormon choir singing Irrigation Ode
al Land Exposition. Chicago Tribune
will stand expense gladly. Wire par
ticulars quick.
(SignedD "R. p. CROSS"
When Mr.. Ballantyne was handed
the message. lie said the matter
would be taken under adyisement and
further information obtained, but the
consensus of opinion is that the choir
should accept the generous offer, as
evidently the Chicago paper is pre-
pared TO bear the big expense of
transporting the choir OF over 200 and
meeting the other necessary expenses
Of the trip.
This is perhaps the highest compli-
ment ever offered non-professional
musical organization in the United
States.
Governor Spry yesterday received
a message from Chicago asking him
to urge upon the Ogden choir the ac-
ccptance Of the Chicago offer Mr..
Ross went down TO Salt Lake today
to confer with the governor and 9TH
erS
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-29
THEY ARE DRINKING THE
TAFT COCKTAIL IN SOUTH

New Orleans. La. Oct. 29.-Half OF
New Orleans is drinking the Taft
cocktail and the other half Is waiting
for the white-aproned parties to mix
them.
In New Orleans il has been the GUS
tom for ages TO improvise a new drink
and name it after distinguished citi
zens or visitors. Thus In New Orleans
was born the Sazarac. the ROoflnac.
the Sarah Bernhardt and the Ramos
hzz But the Taft cocktail. its proud
inventor claims. is superior to them
all In flavor, bouquet and soothing Of,
tectS. He ought TO know, for he Is
the originator of the fizz
The Taft cocktail is built after tho
manner of the Creole cocktail. but IL
mas some trimmings. mixture of
nnne ana lemon juice is prepared The
rim OF The glass. after being iced. is
dipped In this mixture and frosted
in confectioners' sugar.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-29

played by the older people and dane
Ing was enjoy by the young set. In
the card games Mrs. d. j. Sheehau
won first prize. beautiful cut glass
dish.
The Republicans will give a rally
at the Lynne meeting house AT Five
Points tonight at So'clock sharp, Oc
tobcr 29th Good music and Glee club
Third ward people specially invited
Judge Murphy, ]. ]. Barker and vii
liam Glasmann will be the speakers.
You wont know how we'll dressed
you can be until YOU wear Hart Schaff-
ner &, Marx clothes Wrights' Cloth.
ing store carry a full line of them.
Charles Cafeteria. an Ideal Family
Eating House. Just like home.
Mrs. Edith Plyer, wife OF Mr.. C. p.
Plyer, was stricken with paralysis on
Sunday DR.. Powers is IN attendance.
and he. with her husband, are hoping
I'm speedy recover.
Good bill at the Orpheum this week.
Your attendance Friday evening or
Saturday matinee will aid the Weber
Stake MutualS.
1t makes good every time That. Ia
Lewis Good Coal, phones 14s. =
o, ]. Stilwell has nearly new high.
grade piano for rent. Independent.
phone 81. Bell 102SY. =
Engagement Announced-Mr. and
Mrs. L. j. Wright wishes to announce
the engagement OF their daughter,
Pearl. TO Mr. Clyde C. Thatcher.
Good bill at the orpheum this week
Your attendance Friday evening or
Saturday matinee Will aid the Weber
Stake Mutuals. =
Now is the time TO plant buIbs-wc
carry the best varieties. City Floral
Co.. 413 oath st,
Food cooked and served right. You
don't wait at Charles Cafeteria. =
II the people OF Ogden could have
seen the Brewer bunch going down the
line on Twenty-flfth street last night,
they would not ask as TO who Is TO re-
ceive that vote.
Good bill at the Orpheum this week.
Your attendance Friday evening or
Saturday matinee will aid the Weber
Stake Mutuals.
3. & g. Butter smoothes away the
housekeeper's troubles. Buy 1t and
see.
Anthracite Coai.-Fill your bin be.
fore cold weather. Phone 81. John Farr
coAL-Rock Springs. Castle Gate
and Clear Creek. Gillette Coal Co.
lo3 West 9th ST. Phones 1914.
Consumers Coal Co All kinds os
good coal. Agents for Grass Creek, the
best 81 coal on the market. A, A.
Shaw, Mgr. Both phones 4lS.
Big Profits Made.-The goss earn
ings Of the Union Pacific system for
the month of September were $500.
312, an increase of s6S5,775 over the
month last year. Reye.
nue. over operating expenses and taxes
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-29
THE MAN OF THE HOUR

Not TO find much to praise in Geo.
Broadhurst's great American play.
The Man OF the Hour" which was
one OF the distinct hits of last years
local theatrical season, and which
comes TO the Orpheum fheater. Thurs
day and Friday. November and s..
is like casting reflections on ones
powers Of appreciation. It's very nov.
city enthralls one. and makes one
want TO see 1t again and again. Ev-
cry character in II is drawn from life
There Is not an unnatural feature.
not a particle OF stage clap-trap, or a
vulgar situation. On the contrary 1t
is intensely human. a true rescript
from every day life Scarcely any
thing more remains to be added To
what has already been said in these
columns In praise Of this realistic
play. 1t secured firm hold upon the
amusement going people of Ogden
which nothing can efface, and as many
times as THE Man of the Hour"
chooses to visit us, he will always find
our latch strings out and our hearts
open TO receive him. A new scenic
production is carried this season =
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-29
BRYAN WILL NOT BE THE
NEXT DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE

Washington. Oct 29-"I don't be.
lieve Bryan will be the next Demo-
cratic candidate for the presidency. 3"
said Norman E. Mack chairman of the
Democratic national ommittee today.
Asked who he thought the next
Demoratic candidate would be. Mr..
Mack declared that, due to his posi-.
ton, he could not play favorites.
Haven't you published the fact that
Judson Harmon, governor Of Ohio.
would be your choice for next prcsi,
dent?'
No; his speech, made at Dallas.
and picture were published just as
have been those Of other prominent
Democrats, There is no doubt, how
ever that Governor Harmon is grow.
Ing In strength throughout the coun.
try He is an able man and. as the
Democratic leader who won in a Re.
publican state. he is gaining more and
more popularity, But there Is Mar.
shall, governor OF Indiana. who turned
the same trick on the Republicans in
his state that Harmon did in Ohio.
He. too. is coming ahead fast as a ma,
tional figure.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-29
IN POLICE COURT

Otto Hanson was charged in Police
court this morning with the theft OF
a S5 coat. He pleaded guilty 10 the
charge and was sentenced TO pay a
fine of SIS or serve fifteen days II
the city bastilc He is In jail
Leonard Dyer. according TO com.
plant filed this morning. stole 81 from
Edgar Dennell, October 27. Leonard
acknowledged TO the court that he
took the money and the court SEN
fenced him to pay a fine OF $50 or
serve 20 days in Jail. He accom-
panied Otto Hanson to the Jail.
Ralph Olsen paraded the streets Of
Ogden the other day. carrying q big
gun In his hip pocket He was ar
rested for carrying, concealed
weapon, and this morning. in the
Police court. pleaded guilty. He will
pay the city s15.
John Cox was drunk yesterday, and,
for his spree, he will languish in the
city jail five days OF pay a fine of
So John pleaded with the court to
give him chance TO leave the city.
but the court did not see things that
way The man said he had been
drunk, but would never get Intoxi.
Gated again-in Ogden would only
the court be lenient. this time.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-29
LUCK WAS
WITH THEM
How Three Poor Miners
Found Great Wealth
in Alaska

Seattle. Wash, Oct 29.-How the
tantaliSlng goddess OF chance led three
poor prospectors in the fabulous
wealth of the new Iditarod district In
Alaska. was told here yesterday by
Col. George E. Cook. U. s. A., COM
mander of the military post at Fort
Sibbon, Alaska, who has arrived
from the far north.
incidentally. Col. Cook said that
there are $500 miners working In tho
golden sands OF tho Iditarod river and
that he thought the spring would sec
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-29
RANDOM
| REFERENCES

The Republicans will give a rally
at the Lynne meeting house at Five
Points tonight at so'clock sharp, Oc-
tober 29th. Good music and Glee club.
Third ward people specially invited
Judgc Murphy, j. J. Barker and Will
liam Glasmann will be the speakers.
X. Of c. Soclal.-The Knights of
Columbus. at their hall last evening,
gave social at which high 1--WE was
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-29

Fred Wright, Prop OF the London
Meat Market, 616 24th ST, has sold
bis business. Parties having accounts
Will please call within the next 50
days and settle all outstanding bills
against tho London Meat Market
II presented promptly VIII be paid 81
once
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-29
GENERAL REYES TO BE SENT.

Mexico City, Oct 2S.-As a result
OF series OF interviews which Gen.
Reyes had With President Diaz at
Chapultepec. it has been determined
that he will go tc Europe on a mill.
He will leave Monterey within tho
next eight days, taking Mrs. Reyes an
their young children with them. and
VIII stay five OF six days in New York
city. He Is expected TO return 10
Mexico shortly after the presidential
election next year.
Cen Reyes expected to arrive In
Monterrey tonight and has begun prem
arsiions for his American and Euro.
pean trip.
READ THE CLASSIFIED PAGE
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-29
THROWN FROM MOTOR
CYCLE AND KILLED

Dallas. Oct. 2s,-While speeding a
practice mile. Eugene j. Marsh, an
amateur. was thrown from his motor
cycle and instantly killed at the fair
grounds race course today Marsh WAS
riding 90 miles an hour when a tire
burst.
The fastest mile OF the day was
made by De Heimal In a Stoddard
Dayton. who completed the course in
61 3-5 seconds. r IA
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-29
OraCle--ISis--GlObe

S~S~N~s>N--~~N~~s~~~s~~
SATURDAY WILL BE THE LAST
"ToP' MATINEE. THE SUPPLY
is LIMITED AND THE FIRST TO
COME WILL BE THE FIRST TO
GET A "ToP"
WE ARE HAVING A BIG SUPPLY
OF OPERA BARS MADE AND
THOSE WHO DON'T WANT A TOP
MAY HAVE AN OPERA BAR.
WE HAVE FINE PICTURES IN ALL
THE HOUSES, lkSuRING AN EN.
JoYAeLE HOUR FOR THE Chill.
pREN.
~oS-sos~s-s-~'S-~>s"~eS>s~Nr
ORACLE ISIS GLOBE
Whore the Pictures Arc Always Good
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-29

Eureka. Cal, Oct 2S.-(Via United
Wireless)-A severe earthquake shock
was felt In Eureka and throughout
humboldt county tonight Windows
and chimneys we're shattered, both in
the town and through the county. The
total damage will not exceed three
thousand dollors
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-29
FOOTBALL EXCURSION
SATURDAY, OCT. BOTH,

Via o S. l. $100 round trip.
trains to and from the Capital ogden
High School VS.. Salt Lake High
School. Big game OF the season.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-29

EXCURSION TO SPOKANE. WIN,
Via o. S, l.. s35.4o round trip; on
sale Nov. 9. 10. 11th Good To return
until Dec. Sth. Account National An
pie Show.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-29
new diggings. keeping their strike

secret
News OF the find. however, soon
leaked out and hundreds flocked to
the diggings from far up the Yukon
and from Nome, Fairbanks and the
Innoko district"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-29

LAST SUNDAY EXCURSION TO
Salt Lake City. Oct Slst sloo round
trip. All Oregon Short Line trains.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-28
Have You Discovered

| which is just half the time limit of
the contract. In addition TO the labor
which has been imported there to build
the road, all the available unemploy-
ed labor in the county has been
drawn on to hurry operations as rap
idly as possible
The company desires to be In a
position to haul tho bulk OF the fall
freight. both in produce and ore. It
Is understood that the contract has
been let by the Nevada-D Douglas peo-
pie for the construction of thirty.
eight miles of road. There are now
seventy-onc carloads of rails and three
hundred carloads OF ties on the road
TO tho depot of delivery at Wabuska,
while every man and team in Mason
valley that can be secured has been
put TO work to push construction. Ne
vadaDouglas stock for the past week.
with a natural market TO which no
inside support is being given. has sold
around SO, but the price is not taken
10 be a just reflection of its worth
Estimates are that the new road,
which is a subsidiary of the Copper
company. will easily earn 10 per cont
OF the market price of the stock dur
ing the first year of Its operation
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-28
MISS LA BARRAQUE
REMARKABLE WOMAN

Those who heard Miss Christine b.
La Barraque. the Girl Behind the
Veil" sing at the Orpheum last night
had little idea that the singer was
suffering the greatest pain that comes
TO human beings-that OF a bereaye-
ment of one most most dearly loved
She collapsed after finishing her sec
ond song last night Sunday night a
telegram came for her just before the
performance. but. as Is the custom in
the theatrical world. It was not de-
livered until after she had completed
her act. II was death message, no.
tifying her that her mother had died
suddenly.
II would be impossible 10 reach her
home in time for the funeral and so
Miss La Barraque, rather than cause
the management embarrassment by
the loss of her act. consented 10 re-
main and finish her engagement here.
but she has notified Manager Winch
that she VIII not so on over the cir
cult She will close with her engage
ment here Saturday night
The will power and determination
which made it possible for her to fin
ish out the week while grlevmg most
deeply over her mother death, has
made Miss La Barraque one of the
most remarkable women in this coun.
try. Totally blind. she has mastered
music and law. She is an accom-.
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with half a hundred cards of
friends of the deceased, his
own portrait, photographs of the mem
bers of the Dee family. documents of
every description relating to the life
and eminent services Of the late Judge
Dee. surgical instrumnts of the pres
cnt day, and coins and souvenirs OF
every description imaginable.
Or. Conroy's Address.
After the cornerstone had been laid
DR.. Couroy delivered a brief eulogy
on the deceased and then referred TO
the memorial hospital and the purpose
for which II is being. erected by Mrs.
Dee and the members OF the Dee fam
ily His tribute TO the late Judge Dec
was earnest. able and eloquent and
his words OF praise 10 the dead and
the living. and the benefits to accrue
from the erection OF the hospital NJ
this time were listened to attentiyely
by all present
The closing address was by Bishop
Taylor -and was In the nature of an
Invocation and an eulogy OF the dead
with a slight reference 10 the benefits
to be derived from the erection OF the
hospital
This closed the exercises and short
ly after 1 o'clock those present dis
perSed.
Inc new hospital is located on the
corner OF Twenty-fourth street and
Harrison avenue and faces on the
latter thoroughfare. 1t will be four
stories In height and 1i5 feet by 81
feet In dimensions There is no base
nent and the first floor is really the
ground floor The building Is being
constructed of Harrsyille red brick
and Red Devil cement. with stone
and terra Gotta trimmings. The de-
sign OF the structure Is simple and
OF an Italian Renaissance character.
There VIII be ample accommoda-
tions for seventy-fve patients and In
an emergency 100 can be cared for
comfortably The structure will be
modern in the widest sense OF that
term. and the cost OF the hospital will
be in excess OF 100000
The first work on the building was
commenced late In August and tho
first story is already completed. and
the building, in it's entirety. is expect
ed TO be ready for occupancy in April
or May Of next year.
The architect is Leslie S. IiodgSon
OF this city. dnd the contractor is C.
J. Humphris. also of this city. both
OF whom were present yesterday
morning.