The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-05-09
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Wide oPen Town,-"A Wide Open
Town and the Mormons," will be the
subject OF the pulpit editorial at the
Congregational church this even
Ing. The sermon especially for trades
union men upon Rights or Dutles?''
Will follow.
Out on Crutehee-J. w. Breech, the
Southern Pacific watchman az MonteI.
10. who was accidentally shot two
weeks ago, ls out of the general hos
pital on crutcheS and rapidly recover.
Ing from serious and dangerous
wound
You know and We all know that
w. l.. Douglas $3.50 and $500 shoes
are better than any $500 and sc 90
shoos of any other make For salo
at The Palace Good Clothes Store,
ESQ 25th street. =
Moro Coal Land in Oispute.-In an
equity proceeding begun Friday in
the Federal court the government
seeks to recover 500 acres of valuable
coal land In Carbon and Emery coun
ties This Is ground alleged To have
been acquired from the public domain
through fraudulent entries In behalf
of the Utah Fuel company. 1t was not
included in the suits recently settled
by the payment of 100000 To the gov
ernment. The Morton Trust company,
which handled the fuel company
bonds. is made n party to the present
action,
In Police Court-There were only
a few minor cases In police court yes
terday. besides that OF Flynn, who bun
coed the Bon Ton cafe out OF meal,
a number of drunks having been re
leased. James Schuberg admitted that
he had been intoxicated and was CIV
en- the usual fine of s. or five days.
Oney Gagen also admitted a similar
guilt. but made so strong plea for
leniency. on account of a job which
he professed to have at the race track.
that the court turned him over To the
chief of police for investigation, j. r
Auer. p. H. Barney and Rob Lea for
fcited SIS each on charges Of drunken
ness.
The only first class ladies' dining
room in Ogden Is The Potter. Music
each evening.
OI dn HTtiSt.-hTS.
NJ Fctherolf, wife OF the district chief
OF lsilviculture. Forest Service. left
this week for Washington, d, C..
where she Will visit with her
parents. Mrs Fetherolf Is the daugh
ter of the well-known artist James
Henry Moser. OF Washington. d c..
whose famous landscapes In oil and
water colors arc to be found In all the
larger galleries of the East "A paint
ing by this artist was sold last week
in London at a fancy figure. after hay
ing been on exhibition at the London
Conservatory oil Art.
Funeral Sunday.-Funeral services
over the remains OF Alfred Lorenzo
Royle will be held at 2 o'clock to-
day at the First Ward meeting
house. The remains may be viewed
between the hours of 10 and l on the
day of the funeral at the family resi-
dence, 1850 Adams avenue. Inter
ment will be In the city cemetery.
Cut out the Premium List OF the
Four State Fair and preserve it Sec
II in this mornings issue. 1t will not
appear again.
Seeking DiVorce.-Wanneta Thorn
las commenced an. action for divorce
from her husband. Gus Thorn. on tho
ground of non n.support The parties
were married In October. 1907. and
have one child. of which Mrs. Thorn
asks the control and custody.
Mrs. Bancroft Goes Esst-General
Manager Bancroft arrived from the
L. hi -, -
He was accompanied by Mrs. Ban
croft, who took a Union Pacific train
for the east, while the head of the
Short Line system returned 10 the
capital city to mourn In batchelordom,
Cut out the Premium List OF the
Four State Fair and preserve It See
II In this mornings issue. 1t Will not
appear again.
From Salmon cIty.-James McNab
Of Salmon City. Idaho Is In ogden
renewing old acquaintanceS. He and
Senator Kiesel we're recalling old
times and their frelghting experiences,
and they relaIed many stories of In
dian depredations in the days when
freight teams went out from Corinne
10 the mining camps of Idaho and Mon
tana, Salmon City. MI MacNab says,
has about 1000 people. is prospcring
and looking forward to the new rail.
road now building in there from the
northeast
Granted a Dlvoree,-Annie c. Critics
has been granted a divorce from MIL
ton F. Critics and awarded the custody
of two minor children.
Decoration Day, May 80. Place your
order for that monument with ue now
JOS. PARRY & SONS CO, 2253 Wash
ington avenue.
Drum Is Reieased.-Edward Drum,
the young man who was arrested Fri
day evening shortly after Oscar o.
Gordor was wounded In the thigh by
stray bullet while working at the city
gravel pit, was released from custody
yesterday. the police being con-
vinced that he was gulltleSs of any
connection with the shooting. Drum
stated today that he had arrived over
the Bamberger road an hour OF so be-
fore tie shooting and had visited sew
ernl stores IT the city for small pur-
chases. He then went to the gravel
pit for the purpose OF changing some
Of his clothing. Tho evident discrep.
ancy in the time recorded for Drums
arrival and his subsequent appear
ances at various points was sufficient
evidence that he could not have been
at the gravel pit at the time Gordor
was wounded. 1t was stated yesterday
that the latter was experiencing little
Inconvenience from the accident.
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