The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-13
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Millinery Spec aI-s5.oo-Choice ot
every trimmed hat In stock for $500
/ Beavers and hats as high as $4,000
| ,1cluded in this sale. Special line
| a; $500. Ladies'. don't miss this bar.
min sale In millinery. Millinery de.
iartment at Wrights
Greek "Scrap" Causes Runaway
"A fist Gght between two Greeks on
Lower TWenty-ffth street yesterday
afternoon at O'Clock, In which one
nj thc aliens was sent Sprawling in
10 the street, caused horse attached
10 a cutter 10 become frightened and
dash madly up the street creating a
stampede of vehicles and pedestrians
in their effort TO get beyond the dang
er zone. The cutter was swerved
from one side OF the street 10 the 9TH
er while the horse was plungIng Wild
IL through the streets Another cut
ter with several occupants was run
into and thrown into the middle OF
the street Luckily no one was in
jured. The frightened animal was
caught further up the street and
termed over to its owner
Advertisers MIST nave ;he;7 copY for
Ge Evening Standard the evening be.
iore the Gay on winch the advertise
oent IS TO appear IN order to Insure
publication.
Bishop Rowe to Speak in Ogden
Bishop Rowe. one of the prominent
men of the Episcopal church Will de-
liver an address at the Parish house
Of the Church of the Good Shepherd
next Thursday evening Bishop
Rowe's work extends over a large
portion OF Alaska, and his address
will be devoted largely to the church
work in that country. Bishop Spald-
ing of Salt Lake will probably join
Bishop Rowe here Thursday
Consumers Coal Co. All kinds OF
good coal Agents for Grass Creek. the
best 81 coal on the market 4. A,
Shaw. Mgr, Both phones i18. -
General Manager Calvin in Ogden
General Manager f. r. Calvin of the
Southern Pacific Railroad company
arrived in Ogden yesterday morning
and after a brief stop went east TO
attend a conference of Hartman rail
read officials General Manager w
II Bancroft Of the Oregon Short Line
arrived here from Salt Lake earlier
In the day and also went east 10 at
tend the conference. Superintendent
Joseph Young of the Southern Pacific
with headquarters at San Francisco
was another prominent Hartman
railroad official to spend short time
here yesterday He left over the Rio
EranIa for npnypr
Gail Allen. phones %. for carriages
for funerals md operas Private calls
q speciality. Also prompt delivery Of
baggage. 412 25th.
Funeral Tuesday-After a short
Illness from leakage OF the
heart Clara Richardson. the
FIVE year cid daughter of John RiclI-
ardson and Mrs. jennie "owan Rich
ardson died at the family residence.
S29S Adams avenue. Saturday night
at ll;30 o'clock from leaeage Of the
heart The funeral services will be
held Tuesday at 1 o'clock at Larkin
& Sons funeral chapel, the Rev. n.
S. Elderhin presiding,
WANTED-Clean white rags at the
Standard
Asks oischarge-Susan C. Markle
administrators OF the estate of Thos.
V Butler, deceased has petitloned the
probate division OF the district court
asking that she be discharged as
such administrators since the affairs
Of the estate have been finally wound
up and settled.
Coal, call up Parker G. Co., for
rates on lump, nut and slack,
Tabernacle Servlce-Elder T. c.
Hoyt was the principal speaker at
the regular afternoon services held
IN the Ogden tabernacle yesterday af.
ternoon. His subject was Manhood
An excellent program was rendered by
the choir with Sam T. Whitaker. the
tabernacle organist playing the oc-
compartments.
COAL, Call up Parker & Co Tor
rates on lump, nut and slack. Parker
Coal Co. =
Mrs. N. Raat Buried-Funeral ser.
vices over the remains OF Mrs. Neel-
lie Raat were held yesterday after.
noon at p. IN. from the Fourth ward
meeting house, Elder j. Tillotson pre-
siding. a duet. Jesus Is Calling" and
several solos were rendered by Or
son Griffin and Margaret Sander Ad.
dresses were delivered by e. Neute-
bon. II. Jenkers. C. G. Jenkers and
w, NJ. Dalebout The burial was made
In the city cemetery.
Little Horny Kouw-The BODY of
Henry Kouw was laid TO rest at the
city cemetery yesterday afternoon fol-
lowing the funeral services which
were held at Larkln's chapel at noon
Bishop G. r, Peterson conducted the
services with the assistance Of Gil
bert Torgeson. The speakers were
G. B. Denkers. Henry Denkers and
j. G. Krultbosch. Many beautiful
floral offerings were brought to the
caskst and the grave was dedicated
by mdolph Jams.