The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-28


feet of reducing the amount OF traVei
westward. This year the roads nave
lowered the rates TO the basis OIL
1907, and the effect on both the Barri
man and Gould lines has been that the
entire movement promises 10 be near
ly double that of last year.
U r. Of Carpenters and Joiners oil
America will give card party we'd
nesday evening. March 81, at Union
Labor hall Prizes and refreshments
Admission, 25 cents.
Made New Departure-Local pas
senger officials on both the Hartman
and Gould systems have been ADVISED
that the Pennsylvania road has made
A new departure for The comfort ana
entertainment OF passengers over tnat
system. On all trains carrying dlnln6
cars, II proposes to distribute tea anu
coffee free whenever called for by pas
sensers holding first class traneporta-
tion. Porters In the sleeping cars
Will be required to go into the dining
cars and bring passengers cups OF
their faporito beverage whenever
asked to do so. the railroad company
standing the expense OF refreshments
OF this character. The move is likely
TO become popular and may be adopted
In the west during the present year.
officials Interesred-Local operat-
Ing officials In both the Hartman and
Gould systems are watching the et'
forts being made by several western
legislatures to prohibit railroads from
engaging In any business but that oil
transportation. except the owning and
operating OF eating houses or OF Gle
yators which are used exclusively IN
connection with the transportation or
persons OF property. In Iowa, MISS
ouri and Texas the penalty attached
to a breach OF this law-which Is ap-
parently directed at the ownership
and operation OF coal mines-is fine
not to exceed $4,000 for each oncnse.
each and every day that the law Is vio-
lated. The law makes 1t the duty OF
county officials TO see that all offcnses
are vigorously prosecuted.
First Church or Christ, Scientist,
holds service at IL a m In the new
Masonic Temple, Washington avenue,
between Twenty-fifth and rwenty-slx-
tn streets. Subject, Reality" Sun
day school at 945 q. m, Wednesday
evening testimonial meetings are held
at p. m. The public Is cordially in
yited to attend these services. Free
reading rooms are open daily, except
Sundays and holidays. from to p.
m. in same building.
II ENraJ uvi1Ito rs tba Chuna-
Williams Candy factory. and Miss Eva
Greenwell will leave Ogden Tuesday
to be married in the Temple at Salt
Lake, Wednesday. On Thursday they
will take the Los Angeles Limited for
soutern California. where they Will
remain month. enjoying their honey
moon.
Hartman Headed Eaet.-If Edward
H. Hartman contemplateS retirement
In the near future, he does not intend
that the fact shall be known prior TO
his return to New York. The improve
mont in his physical condition, to
which he calls the attention OF each
new visitor has shortened the period
of his stay on the Pacific coast, and
last night his special train was head
10 cTol"diu, tdli siuS pii ildi iuiou
and the members Of the original party,
which includes his daughter. his ply
sician and Mr.. and Mrs. Goelet.
Prays for Oivorce.-Martha A Nor
riS yesterday afternoon filed petition
In the district court asking for d.
yorce from her husband Thomas c.
Morris, on the grounds of desertion.
The petition sets forth that the par
ties were married In Salt Lake, Jan
uary s, 1880, and that since the 4th
of January. 1909, Mr.. Morris has alb
sented himself from his family, which
consists OF a wife and seven children.
The plaintiff prays for decree of IL
vorce. the custody of the children and
for general relief.
Edward Camplon Wires Sheriff Wilson.
"A telegram from Rosalia, Wash.
was received yesterday from Edward
Campion, brother of ]. D. Camplon,
the unfortunate man who jumped from
an incoming train Thursday morning
and who Is now being held in the coun-
ty jail under the apprehension that nc
Is demented, asking the sherlff to take
good care of his brother until his ar
rival here. which will be today or TO-
Surprise Porty.-Miss Ruby Gas
berg was delightfully."- surprised lby
sixteen OF her young friends. Friday
evening. Games and music followed
by a dainty luncheon. rounded out a
very pleasant evening.
Sweet Peas It's time to plant them
now. Get them 10 bulk at Edgar
Jones Grocery Co. -
The Grand TO Be Greatly Improved.
1t Is authoritatively stated that With
In the next few months something like
Sic 600 Will be spent by way OF improv
Ing the interior of the Grand Opera
House In Ogden, and that deal is
about to he consummated under the
terms Of which the Orpheum people
Will put on their performances In that
building. The Orpheum shows Will be
with the regular perform
ances OF the Grand and will be AT.
ranged So as to not interfere With the
scheduled program OF the house.
Mrs. d c. Dalton and daughter
are going north TO visit with
Idaho friends for two weeks
Birthday Paty-Lucile Watts, tho
6-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs
w. w. Watts. 65S Washington avenue.
had a charming birthday party at tho
home yesterday afternoon. The time
Of the party was spent In games for
the little folks and In general recrea-
tion.
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