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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-05
Baked Eggs for Lunch

H9N uES tho housekcepcr has uncI-
II q h pected luncheon guests, or when
VNF tho lardor is almost depleted. and
visitors come for supper on Sunday even
ing there arc always eggs. a French
cook declared recently that there are
III different ways OF cooking eggs. THIS
may he true. hut " you are in hTrry
10 put an nppetlzins dish on the table.
adopt baked eggs This dish is always nc
ccpt0ble. Take a tin pie plate and sprinkle
the bottom of it with bread crumbs. drop
each egg as In frying. so that each egg
will touch its neighbor. Sprinkle the
tops OF the eggs with layer of
bread crumbs. place small pieces of but
ter here and there on the crumbs. salt
and pepper to taste and place In an oven.
Toc dish Will DO cooked 10 hve min
uteS
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-05
A Cure for Gossip.

~ HAT women. despite their frantic
A entrance into the political field. have
" not lost sight of tho little things
OF life is the opinion OF minister IN
New York stnte. who insists that mnny
of them still continue to gossip. Tho
minister IS the Rev. Henry McIlravy, OF
Little Falls. and he comes forward with
r mems of curing those whose greatest
pleasure in life consists In ripsawing
their pcighbors. Every Thursday even
ing be Invites the women of his town to
meet together Mt the parsonage and dis
cuss general topics In this way he
wishes to educate the women Into seeing
bow much more entertaining tue discussion
OF such topics Is. But II would appear
that the women have begun pointing
fingers Mt each othcr-e0ch declaring
that tho other one is the particular gos-
sip Tor whom the pastors method Is In
tended or course, the pastor, like a
wise man. Is not taking sides. but he
docs say:
1.-The only remedy for Infamous gossip
would be to corral the gosslpers, iDvesti-
gate the condition Of their brains. and
distribute them on appropriate corridors
10 institutions for the mentally weak"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-05

window the community had pot 10 the
week before. After church we hustled
home. hot and sleepy, and fixed up din
bcr and then cleaned up the dishes.
Twenty minutes later Mrs. John op-
peared with the announcement that walk
would BE- just rbc thing for us. We walked.
We got back about q In the afternoon. ana
then started ont to c0il on some friends
of Mrs Johns, across the road. we
called When ] left-u0 hour later-NrS
John was calmly planning moonlight
stroll and poor John was meekly agreeing
TO enjoy II. | don't SEQ why women are
always on the git up an git OF Sunday
unless 1t be that they rest all the othe,
DAYS In the week and start 10 fresh nod
strenuous on the seventh. This Sunday
10, believe me. I'm going to get up when
l get durn good and ready and read toe
papers 'steen dozen hours without an To-
terruption, II please, ard take my HUE
suoozc io the afternoon and-und ue
thankful every minute OF the day thai
haven't nny woman behind me telllns
ne how to get the most out of the ul!
of rcStt'
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-05
4 Mo- Treat To1Un.

n OWN In a place called Hammontcn.
HH n. j., sort OF unwritten law has
~ been instituted TO tho effect
that no man shall treat another 10
saloon 1t hasn't been made law-this
aboIshlng of the treat habit-but IL
seems to have been taken up mutually
by the citizens as another white mans
burden" They all stick to It, however.
A number of Italians have settled there
and are engaged In growing grapes and
making wine of them; hence each indi-
yldual has his own private stock-ai OF
which may account for the strange con-
diton existing.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-05

enters upon his horizon, Hc tries 10 be
n leader In all the little Socinl events OF
the little summer community. His fertile
brain is always designing some new
means of making those around him fcsl
his social importance. All these things
nro done for the sake OF winning social
position. md II is only too often that be
succeeds In his purpose, Mothers ana
chaperons fall easy victims to his danger
ons wlles and allow the young women In
their care to associate with him-oftcn
to their great sorrow A wise woman,
who has been the object OF mnch socinl
admiration and who is rcputed to have
been very happy In nll her life's associn'
tions, tells summer girls some few things:
Never wear anything but the simplest
clothing.
The wearing of jcwelry by young
girl Is always questionable, shows ten
deucy to forwnrdness and should never
be couptenanced by people of refinement.
If man becomes over-attcntlvc nj the
hotel hop tonight. shun him IL he attempts
to forward his advances tomorrow morn
Ing The girl who is overnnxiou9 for ad-
mirntiou usually gets tho leost of IT.
Lone bont rides with enamored
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-05

wed's return from her visit to
"Mommcr' by wiring that be wns H.
the resultant troubles would never bnyc
been chronlcled But be did And
"Mommer" descended upon the Jus,wcd
household In all her glory 10 nurse the
sick man-nnd left In high dudgcon and
n superGuity OF shifting remarks.
When the dlmlnutive messenger placed
the yellow myssage 10 Mr.. Us out
stretched palm and when he fully gnspcd
the fact that Mrs. J. WAS coming straight
home instantcr-with "Mommcr"-t to
nurse him. that lonely gentlemnn's
feigned Illness nearly became n real one
He staggered into the liviug-room and
sank weakly down into the armchair
rubbing his throbbins brow ms one who
hnS suddenly met and wrestled with an
overwhelming disaster and been worstcd
In the encounter. Whit a mess he Ind
made OF It, Why didn't something hap
pen to him before be put that pbool-idca
into cXecutionl He had put his foot in
1t, alright. alright, and he couldn't re.
IL out. Why. OH why, did be ever send
that wire TINT he was ill7
Well, the milk was spillcd-apd he
couldn't even wipe 1t up He wouldn't
cry over 1t. anyway. But wbnt should
be donci lie might wire Blossom immed-
lately and tell her that he had com
pletely recovered. But. no. she would
surely think he bad gone crazy and only
thought he was we'll. That wouldn't
stop 'Mommer" coming. either There
seemed to he no hope for salvation 10
that direction. 'Mommcr" had made up
her mind to come. md come she would
Should be really become Ill perhaps
there was some medicine be could take
that would make him III. desperately III.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-05

shouldn't lend you money! OF course,
you repay hlm-at your convenience But
no feels that you have established a
precedent which you may follow again
at any time aud It doesn't seem precisely
right to him that his savings shonld be
subject Mt all times TO youE desires
Borrowing Is bad business, whether
from friend or from anyone, 1t means
double work Tor yon 10 repay 1t and.
more than that, II means that you are
allowing yourself to enjoy pleasures you
have not earned and TO live beyond your
Income. Unless you nrc capitalist with
security to offer and investments for YOUR
borrowed money. you hnve no business
borrowing. Your own money Is your own
but your friends Isn't
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-05
firAlH./G,Ds@}JhlhER,GRl

swain may appeal to iovelorn maidens.
hut the healthy girl and the one who
would he most In demand by real men Is
the one who likcS TO travel In crowds
In other words "the more. the merrier
IL q young man declares an nll-consum-
ing passion for you and wants you TO be-
come his onllest one. do not let him pro-
coed with his demonstrations until you
refer him. with mnidenlikc reserve. to
your Guardian: II he means right he will
hurry up-if he gets cold feet beware
Of him
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-05

Try holding little selt2cr water in your
mouth. 1t will relieve the pain. Tooth
ache is frequently caused by the acIdity
of the saliva: rinse the mouth with a
strong solution or bicHrbonatc OF soda
ana rub little of the sodn on the teeth
nud gums. Tooth powders should be
most carefully chosen, especial care being
t"keb TO ascertain TINT they contain no
cream OF tartar nor cnlcnrcouS salts. IL
you smoke. have your teeth cleaned by
dentist frequently TO remove the stain,
and by all means clean the teeth before
going to bed. MS they decay quicker dur
lhS the night than At any other time.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-05

IT SPENT last Sunday with q married
"a friend OF mine" remarked Mr.. A.
"a Good Fellow, as his bachelor friend
"a moved over to make room for him
on the open trolley car. "and / tell
you | leurned a few things about
what the day of rest means 10 n chap
who has been so unfortunate as TO put
his neck In the matrimonial moose. Take
1t from me. Bo. there's no rest for the
married man-not even Sundays
Went out the riGht before. you know, in
order to spend the whole day in tho
grent and glorious suburbs surrounded by
all the comforts OF home and all that.
Well. 1t didn't work out that way-not
by Jngfull
Long about A. M.-wben OF all days
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-05
Dress Hints.

TK BEAUTIFUL silk dressing jacket for
w summer wear can be fashioned OF
B two widths Of silk over the shoulders
and falling down the arms below the
elbows. The strips nrc separated at tue
neck. but come almost together at the
bust, where they nrc tied with loop OF
SILK cord, A bit of braiding. or a inncy
stitch, worked With heavy silk noss. Joins
the backs OF the SILK strips. over the
shoulders there Is two or thrce-inch
strip OF plain SILK. ornamcntcd with fancy
stitching: this strip runs down the front
and across the sides and bottom. sllk
fringe finishing the ends OF the two
widths.
TIC look we'll dressed In summer Is not
so much q question of exquisite materials
md expensive drcssmaking ns II ~ OF
neatncss add thorough cleanliness of the
wearing apparel. Even plain. simple wash
dresses. IL thoroughly washed aud starch
cd to just the right degree OF Stiffness
will produce surprising effects. even
though placed in contrast To expensive
waists and gowns that are not scrupu-
,ously neat and pressed,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-05
TO TELL A DRINK RID.

1TR HILB there is no sure method oil
Rk n distinguishing q drunkard VIC"
W. sober, there are certain signs o.
stigmata, according 10 wellkno"" "
social pathologlSt. thnt may be u'au'
tested. If ones observation Is cnrduI
n slight staggering may be detee'e''
though the drunkard himself Is un'V',
scious of 1t. An economy or moyeint"'
Is noticeable in most cnses, as. for ~
stance. when the drunkord bands his en'
fare 10 the conductor he rarely looks up
nt him, apparently striving TO avoid d"
supcrfluous movements OF the body
After drinking water. be frequeu,H
smocks his lips uncopSclously. ieu5'
action due 10 lonG-continued haDii u
drinking stimuiautS. Though the p'V
verbal red nose Is not an unfnlllnG s'so
OF incbrlacy. a red neck Is frequently
sure indication
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-05
CLEANING srnAM HATS

Ia oW that summer Is here n new
" straw hat seems necessary for every
q man. But last summers Int ia stlll
10 good condition. Cover tue old hat
Win thin pnstc OF corumcal and caso-
Ine mixed. Let the paste stay on over
nlEnt or until IL is dry, then brush OF
WIN clean. stun wbisk broom. II neces.
ssry, another contlnG of the cornmeai can
be used. Pannma hats can be cleaned nv
rubbing the surtoce with a crust of
bread. Use small pieces OF bread aud
discard as soon as soileG.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-05

AS shown 10y the plon, the entrance
vestibule Is In the center entering
through wide stone porch Into a spa
cious liying-room l4N20 feet. with wide
fireplace at the farther end. An open
arch ot the right OF the entrance CON
meeting with the library 12X1S feet which
is the "oval room" This room is sym
metrlenl finished With n bcnmed ceiling
and with pllnstcrs around the side. divld-
Ing the walls OF the room into panole,
with wide curved window looking 10
the front and one 10 The Side. At the
rear OF the lihrnry and entered from the
same Is the staircase leading NJ on the
curve back of elliptic arches This Will
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-05

knife, Mamma. Justly Indignant, but
tribe TOO hasty. fairly withers Mary with
her stern reproacbes. Mary. also out OF
temper. answers back and the ball is
started rolling. Nary is sent from the
table. even though tired Papa ventures
an opinion TINT she might perhaps be
given another chance. Then at this point
big sister Sue gives few suggestlons
rs to how children should be trained.
Mamma Is angry Mary Is pouting. Papa
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-05
THE JUNE hug.

The June bug IS a Groom bug,
a melancholy tune bug
He'll boom and zoom
About the room
When night has shrouded Us 10 gloom.
And doesn't seem TO care Mt all
When he goes "Bip" against the wall
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-05

T.: n: !: ] : : !: :::: :: $ ): s: =
ladies than the exterior The study
OF the treatment OF lIylng-rooms is Que
that admits of the display OF Individual
taste aud Ideas In n great variety OF
ways, A curved or circular room or nm
elliptic room Is q feature that is ofter
sought after but not often carried out.
Their" Is no other shaped room that Will
afford the same gentceI appearance and
artistic beauty as the oval room.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-05

~ OF weather uh!e iin"e"'
EA BILE for the unfortunate girl who
sss' Of 1ss,s $ss9 to . ,ss ;ssss ss.s sSs @is
man Tho country liz to0ueu VIZ"
,hesc cIris-all imbued with tho shnic
scnse of love OF pleasure and admirauop'
The dangers that besct the girl arc
numerous. but tho principal OF tneso 10
her desIro TO outshine ber sisters ana take
swov tho only man on the hotel pofcn
from all competitors This may DC oonc
in spirit OF self-secking OF merely in
.n,rIt of fun. Whichever is the prime
reason. It places the girl 10 the position
q, throwing herself literally at the mans
boad. md IL be he a man, he may iaosn
and Joke with her and pay certain n'tcn-
tions to her. but he will despise her Tor
her forward conduct and what the other
women in the hotel will say-Soodness
only knows
When man starts out to pick WIG
he docs not take her from the summer
hote, yerapdn, with Its envinble settings
unless he is lacking In common sense auu
eligible men arc not. The girl may DC
nice Girl. as girls 20. She may have nm
drs.. of dear girl friends. and all TINT
sort of thing. but Mr. Man recognizes
,hc pitfall Into which he has thrown him
self and she has lost bis sincere favor
Let the girl who goes to the summer
hotel prlmped up and, carrying complete
battery. remember this and act accord
ingIy.
Another deep pitfnll that comes TO the
summer girl with the open air and the
froedou of the scashore and the noun
tain. Is the coming In contact with the
undesirable man-thc social undesirable
Sin to speak. He Is found In every hotel
ready with his easy presence. his we'll
filled pocketbook and the scnps from
other conquests. to become the mentor
and friend OF the most desirable girl that
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-05

:: {: f 6. 6 E: e: ; s. : s: G: !:
we1'a rcfurn from har yIqIt to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-03
SEATTLE ATHLETIC
CLUB BOXERS
READY

Seattle Athletic club members
are looking forward TO boxing
and wrestling tournament of real
class next Friday evening. when
Representatives OF the Muitnomah
Athletic club of Portland viii
come to this city 10 Try eonclu,
aiona with the local men Seattle
n exceptionally strong this year.
aud the :. A. G. members are con-
fidcnt of decisive victory.
In the boxing matches Gift
Dyer of the =. A. G. will meet
olmar Odranga OF Portland In tho
isa pound class. lew Grernberg
will represent the ioeal club In
the 1876 pound elans. going up
against Gene West
Two good boxing preiiminarlea
aro earded. Jack Novak and Joe
Emery. both Of the u. A. G.. meet.
ing NJ las pounds. and Tom Clark
and Roy brown. aiao local men. so.
ing In against each other.
Frank Duncan. who won the Ii5.
pound wrestling championship 81
the A.-Y.P.. and niil Ward, who
goes on the mat NJ 1856. will repre-
sent the Seattle Athletic club In
the wrestling features. Their
Portland opponents have not been
named ~ ret
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-03
SHORT SPORT

Michigan viii give basketball am
other trial
Numbering football players f.
growing In popularity.
Pittsburg bOwlers have taken up
the large-size duckpin game
University Of Havana has Invited
Yale eleven 70 visit them this win
ter.
Bombay may send Indian cricket
eleven 10 England headed by Prince
RanjitsinhJl.
DR. Herbert, Of oxford, win be
head coach Of the Yale association
football team.
Jerome X. KeoRh expects TO chai-
lenge for the pool title this winter.
He is now located IN Rochester.
r. f.. Walker. the Olympic sprint
Ing champion, has been invited to
tour the antipOdes and there show
his speed.
The leading stables Of the year In
ths eastern Grand Circuit harness
races are: Murphy. $4,000; Me-
Donald, $4,000; Geers, $4,000.
Valley Fair kennels. Of slmsbury.
Conn, VIII enter a dog team OF Rus
alan wolfhounds in tho Alaska $40
900 trophy race next spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-03
BENEFIT FOR
FRISCO TEAM

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 3.-The
benefit yesterday for the San
Francisco Seals. the new Pacific
Coast baseball champions. proved
q great success.
When the San Francisco aggre-
cation scarnpered across the field
eech man was rendered an invita-.
ton TO the large crowd that had
gathered TO show appreciation for
the excellent brand OF baseball put
up By the team this season.
Carman. the new catcher, was
the bright individual star In the
field events. With the exception
OF the bunt and run event the big
catcher captured every contest.
Ca-man made a walk away of
the target throwing by making
c'ean score. and also annexed the
75-yard dash when he made the
distance In 2-5 seconds. The
long throwing contest also went to
Carman when he hoaved the ball
$40 feet. The big catcher also
made the fans sit up and take no
tice when he circled the bases I'm
IA 4-5 seconds.
Davis captured the bunt event By
going down 10 first base In the re.
markable fast time Of 2 rs seconds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-03
BASKETBALL.
TRAINING HELPS
IN FOOTBALL.

THAT Thorough WORKING hn0wt.
edge - basketball IL ~ great norv-
leo 10 football play vera II the contsn-
tFun ~ unn Eastern expert Writing
IN the Nsw York Sun. he hays
The usefulness IN football ~ m
apprenticeship served IN basketball
comes ia when players are rushing
down on the man when be Il ab0us
10 make the throw Basketball has
trained him 10 stand HIS ground aud
not - hrceme Hurried hy men rush.
luE dawn on him. Tho tendfngy 90
duck and cover uu % drop ~ the
ground with the hall has hss.n over
com~ by hia basket hail TRAILING
and he knows hsw 10 use one hand
70 ward of the enemy and. Kah ths
ether at away with tho fhruw
There was an Instance - fhta the
other day when Waiter Canip. r.
~ the Yale freshman team. mtb has
played basketball. caoiiy to0k HE
Tins wh@n another man might have
been hurried bY tho way tho srtnf
ents we're coming for him hasd off
the nearwmf opponent wtth n8e arsn
and swns the siseAr shroe is the De.
SIRED spot
''Taekllng a. IN football is one
lseihef the basketball player forssi's
have g cnnisna with. bat he must
Re d-ft NJ shifting the ball that hin
PASS shall not b. iaterf.red with
Tho accurate and sklifut manner IN
which Hyatt. the West Point quar-
ter. nanipifiaieH the hail when about
~ maakr a forward pass doubtless IL
due s9uiex hat 81 his basketball -.
iswfieucr, and ere u shu best men
vsith che forward pass since Il has
cunpe into usn was a BASKETBALL play
~ before be went 20 thr gridiran.
keinath ~ Pennsylvania wilson
tho iuluresa Navy quarterback. aiaa
played basketball wtice. ~ via.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-03
Jeff AND JOHNSON
AFTER STAGE
MONEY

Jaffriea and Johnson are going 10
fiil a few" theatrical engagements.
Honest. Just 10 KIN little lime boz
fore they begin work for their prom
iaad meeting some time before July
6. lg20--or IL Il isi0T~-theY are go
ing % grab some easy money.
Wouldn't that make you siEKin,
even II you had a split iipY
Before the ink was dry on the
articles of agreement. signed with
much pomp and ceremony and vine
and flashlights and more poinp hnd
ceremony and flashlights. tho big
fellows tipped their mittn. They arc
goiuK ON the stage.
fsn't that perfectly charmingf
From thu flsbt standpoint. the
provision making Il possible for the
men to step into the ring on an late
a date as July 8. 1919. IL about The
most ridiculous stuff ever pulled of.
Nine long months In which 90 train
--ar. beg pardon To act" And
while the fight fans are waiting for
the day ~ battle % roll around that
tired feelinE will grow and grow and
grow. interest wiii wane, disgust viii
multiply. bot IN the meantime. tine
saay money will be pouring into the
Golfers Of johnson and I@ffriea.
Not many days ago Sam Berger
Jeffrisn' manager. declared wtth ax-
IRENE posifiveneAs thar jeff was
through with the stage. at least un-
az after ha had met Johnson. JEFF
frfen. before sailing for America.
partly confirmed this by stating
that h. wouid be- ready for Johnson
within thres or four moniha. inti-
mating that March ~ would suit
BIN a. the fight date Nice things
sere said ~ JEFF because of his ap-
parent sincerity. bat now this has
been all stswed up.
That there has been an under
standing between the opposing
forces on the matter 81 the date can
hn the only conclusion. johnson,
wha has repeatedly declared for pub
iieatian that he could be ready
aithin a month. ala not make the
slightest digestion 20 The limit
placed on thr time within which the
fight must take place. The negro
undoubtedly Maa led 20 see the
value ~ u long wait and. reasoning
Tor hlnnnalf. derided that even n the
fight dnrs NOT take place he can
make more money on the stage I'm
nine months than he can n the ring
mith IrfffieE Thirty nine weeks AZ
g. 0en a Wesk "a mighty sweet
JcfffieB can haye had but ono mo-
tive for putting the fight off for
such a length Of time. and thar was
10 get the money that the signing
- tho articles would bring into the
box office II cannot te possible
that ha wants nine months In which
80 get himself into condition.
ffa has been working now for ten
fuu months. ard n a fighter thinks
hs needs ~ months % set Into form
ne wnald better nekaow ledge AT once
that BE- is all Ia. No far "a ring work
IL concerned Tho idea that = great
bic strong feiiuw like Jsffries needs
almost tao years 10 condition hisn-
self for a prize fight 10 prrpVsirrwna.
either be daee not want 20 fight. or
finally has come % tbs conclusion
that hr cannot regain enough % his
Old form 10 wisip Johnson.
list there " nothing IN the world
20 prevent him from accepting a
few theatrical engagements.
Fine. Isn't ~
And how much more preferable ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-03
AUTO MEETING GOES
OVER FOR FEW DAYS

The meeting OF the automobile
dealers. called FOR yesterday after
noon 10 perfect the organization ~
- Seattle Automobile association.
did not take place. as "a sufficient
number Of representatives. ~ere not
In Attendance. Not wishing 20 take
action until all were represented
those present passed the matter up
for a few days.
The annual meeting ~ the Seat
tis Automobile club. ~ which Off
GERS for the ensuing year viii be
elected. VIII be held NJ tbs Rainier
club nsxt Friday night. A. this
nesting the formation Of the new
Seattle Automobile association will
be discussed. and the date Of the
organization meeting probably will
be definitely set Tn. present " =
flnors 81 the Seattle Automobile
club arc: Judge j. r. Ronald, pFesi-
dent. n Deyeuye. Vice president.
O. u. Williams. secretary treasurer.