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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-18
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Bdllerlnl wonderful little dogs anC
cats at the Orpheum matinee tomor
row. The little animals always seen
to work 10 better advantage for tho
children. seeming 10 know that they
are better appreciated by the little
ones. These little dogs do all their
tricks With an cagerneSS for their
work showing devotion for the mas
ter This is brought about by kind
ness, no whip is used, no harsh words
are spoken. Let the little ones sec
for themselves =
Huntsville Case.-The Huntsville
election case was taken up in the dis
trict court this afternoon and the yot
ing machine used has been taken into
court as silent. but indisputablc
witness,
The eternal Triangle" TWO
WOMEN AND A MAN, picture
you'll not soon forget, the moral les.
son cuts SO deep. See it at the GLOBE
THEATGR.
Marriage license-A marriage II.
cense was issued this morning to T..
Stanford Weather OF Deeth. Nevada,
and Alma Gable of Wells. Nevada.
Light lunches served at Wards, 234l
Wash. Ave, 356 25th st =
New Assembly Club-Articles of In.
corporation of the New Assembly club
have been filed IN the Office Of the
county clerk.
Law and ReIieion-City Attorney
James III. DeVine will deliver an ad-
dress at the Embry mission Sunday
evening at o'clock Subject, Law
and Religion" The meeting Will he
in the hall in the Bennett block, cor.
nerner of Twenty-siXth street and
Grant avenue. There will be good
music.
Funeral Sunday-The funeral of lit.
Tie Nrena Luise. daughter of Mr.. aud
Mrs, Arthur Elder. will be held at the
residence, 1iid .Twenty-fifth street.
Sunday, December 18th, at l O'Clock,
Rev. J. f. Carver. officiating.
WANTED-Clean white rags at the
Standard Office.
LEIGHS-Another shipment of
CUTTERS. latest STYLES lust received
by Sidney Stevens Implement Co. .
Pagan Heralds-The evening service
in the First Presbyterian church viii
continue the sermons on The Paran
Heralds of the Christian King, and
VIII deal with the forelooking Of the
several races toward the coming of y
leader from God TO lead 10 God and
guide in the way OF truth. China, In,
dlas Greece and the east. together
with the north. being the special lands
noted.
Fine assortment OF all kinds cand.
les at Wards. Both Stores. =
Get holly at City Floral Co. 41s
JACK FROST is afraid Of BUCKS
HEATERS. Sidney Stevens Imple,
ment Co. Exclusive agents.
Files a oemurrer.-The Salt Lake
* ogden Railroad company has filed
demurrer to the "so-callcd cross
complaint OF Mary ODonnelI in the
civil action now on trial in the dls.
IlICt court.
Fancy baskets, boxes and fine choco.
late5 at Wards. Both Stores. =
Sl-10 to Salt Lake and return Via
the d. & II. G Dec. 9th and 2Sth, ac.
count Teachers meeting. Good return.
Ing until Jan. 3rd =
Fine line bakery goods at Wards
Rome on Twenty-frst,-Tho H.
bailantyne is finishing a 81 500 resi-
dence on Twen;y-irst street. between
Jenerson and Madison avenues.
Collins is Cspturcd.-John J.. Col
ms arrested In New Orleans late
Yesterday. after attempting to cash a
cneck at a bank. is charged with
swindling banks in Salt Lake City.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-18
NOTICE

From Dec 18th TO oath, inclusive,
(Sunday Dec. 18th. also includedD, the
city Office of Wells-Fargo e Com
pany. Express, at 255G Washington
Ave, adjoining the Masonic Temple.
on the South, will be kept open until
9 o'clock p. NJ, for the accommoda-
ton OF our patrons
II. \ LAMDIN. Agent. =
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-18
WHITE SLAVES ON
EASTBOUND TRAIN
Four Women Are Being DepordTwo
Men Found Guilty Trafficking Vice Also Custody
They Will Be Sent Back to France

other During the hour which the
train remained at Ogden the women
prisoners were allowed to walk up and
down the platform in charge of a To-
cal officer, who relieved the deputy
marshals temporarily and the quar-
tette OF vivacioUs French women were
apparently happy. contented and ap-
parently glad they were being res
cued from immoral bondage.
The deputy marshal in charge of
the party said that twelve other for
eign women were in Jail at San
Francisco awaiting the federal courts
order for deportation and these prob
ably will be sent back 10 Europe
during the next thirty days.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-18
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS

Subscribers who do not receive their
paper by $50 p. M, phone us and our
special carrier will deliver as late as
80 p. m II. B. ARNOLD
CIrculator, =
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-18
EXCURSION TO SALT LAKE.

Oregon Short Line, s1.10 round trip.
Dec. is. 2%. "a. %. q. 2S, 81, Jan 1st.
Return limit Jan 3rd Your choice
. trains each way daily. See time
card this paper -
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-18

~o>oNo.oo-ooo->So.o~
Denver. Portland. San Francisco. Kan.
sas City and Reno. New. The amounts
are small.
Order brick or bulk ice cream at
Wards Either phone 279, =
viii Attend Conference.-Apostle
John Henry Smith and Joseph w. Nc
Murrin will be in attendance at the
conference OF North Weber stake In
the Tabernacle Sunday, There Will be
two sessions of the conference-morn-
ing and afternoon. The NJ. |. A. con-
ference will be held in the evening
at o'clock.
Our effort In the quality of our B.
G. G. Butter is for your benefit, -
From Sheridan, Wyomins.-E. w,
Rogers of Sheridan, Wyoming, is
spending the holidays with his uncle,
AIonzo Rogers He is much taken up
with Ogden and SAYS he may make his
home here Mr.. Rogers Is railroad
engineer.
The ideal Xmas Present, an Edison
Phonoeraph at Proudfit SPIT Gds. Co.
Both MALLEABLE and STEEL
BUCKS ranges are sold Oh approval
and the assortment is the largest in
Ogden. Sidney Stevens Implement
company, =
Judgment for Se4.25-In the case of
Roy r Johnson VS. ]. B. Rohrabacher,
judgment has been rendered by the
injn ri in Of nj q m
tin in the sum of $S425
An Xmas Present for the whole
family, an Edison Photograph at
Proudfit SPIT. Gds. Co. =
Inspecting Hotels.-Fred Gentsch.
superinte endent OF the Oregon Short
Line dining car and hotel system, left
for Reno nthc Overland Limited yes
terday afternoon He will inspect the
different hotels and restaurants be-
tween Sparks and Ogden on his return
trip.
An Exmas Present that will last for
years, an Edison Photograph at Proud
fit SPIT. Gds, Co. -
Glad to Get 8ack.-Judge S. T. Corn
returned from Cheyenne and Denver
this afternoon on delayed No, 3. and
is glad TO get back to the balmy cli-
mate of Utah after spending week
or two on professional business in the
frigid zone Of Wyoming and eastern
Colorado.
Holiday rates via D. & r, G. One
single fare round trip, Dec 18th, 23rd.
24th, 18th, 31st, and January 1st Good
returning until Jan 3rd, 1910.
Fancy apples for sale, nothing like
them on the market. Ind. phone 3G25I
c. J. Adams,
S110 TO Salt Lake and return via
the d. & r. G., Dec 9th and 2Sth. ac-
count Teachers meeting. Good re
turning until Jan. 3rd
Finest ever-palms and ferns at City
Floral Co. A13 oath St
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Healy, Jr., and
daughter. arrived this afternoon from
Buffalo, Wyoming, TO make a visit at
tho homo of their parents, Mn and
Mrs. Patrick Healy.
Hot stuff-hot stuff is Lewis Good
Coal, Phone 149.
Trains on Time.-Southern Pacific
trains from the west; Oregon Short
Line trains from the north and Rio
GraDde trains from the south and east
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-18
JOB PRINTERS ATTENTION.

One Gem S0.lnch paper cutter good
as new, for sale at the Standard.
office, Call and sec it aud make an
offer. Act quickly. -
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-18
Both Phones 1923.
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THEATRE

-, AoVNNCEO VAUDEVILLE
week commenting Monday, Dec. IL.
GEORGE sLooMouesr,
N"o MS vTonpany. In ",lerve,' by
ne eoys With the chaIrs,u
wa" ~ 'Hs "s ,,e AND SYLVESTER
IN An Attempt at Suicide
sAllERlNPs CANINE TtJMe,r,
WONDERFUL Troupe of Aerobatie nono
ROSA ROMA,
Violin vIrtuoso.
- JOHN BIRCH.
me Man with tho Hats
p.I. COY and Girl lsrIat Exerts.
ses-'oe' 2se, Soc. eoxea sioo
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-18

One kind of meat Jew won't eat.
When put up right it can't be beat:
dainty morscl morning, noon or night.
Par excellence of breakfast foods. Try
it! It's out Of sight.
Russell-James Co.'S Puretah Sau-
sage, put up only In cloth bags
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There were two men and four wom-
on prisoners as passengers on east
bound passenger train No. 10 this
morning. The group of criminals
were in charge of several United
States deputy marshals and were be-
ing escorted to New York, where they
Will be deported 10 France. The wom-
en- apparently were willing victims of
the white slave" traffic and the men
were vermin who had been instrument
tai in bringing the women to the Unit
ed States for immoral purposes. While
the prisoners are travelling on the
same train. the men and women are
kept distinctly apart and are not al"
lowed even TO converse With each
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-21
TO THE JUNE BRIDE.

The woods are full OF June brides
nowadays, and they are thinking
their lives will be one long dream OF
bliss. It's "dearie" and honey" al
the time, and the glamour OF their
dream still hangs over them.
But soon they will begin to under
stand that 1t is not all dream. They
will remember how grandmother told
them on their wedding day that their
first year together would be the hard
est of all: that the faults or each
would appear in time and each must
learn the lesson OF patience II hapDi-
ness were TO last through that first
year.
AS the days go by their common In
terests develop. and if they each
unite In an effort TO bear with the fail-
ings of the other, the yoke which
seemed sometimes to bind closely VIII
grow easy and be but companion
able tie.
II is well TO remember what goou
old Vim. Cowper says.
THE kindest and the happiest pair
VIII find occasion to forbear.
And something every day they live,
To pity, and perhaps forgive
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-21
WAYNE HOTEL GARDENS.

Popular demand for nearby pleas
ure resort where the GOODNESS or the
river may be felt and good music en-
loved at leisure Is supplied by the
opening OF the Wayne Hotel Gardens
Manager Hayes. Of the Wayne, mas
had the upper floor of the Casino re-
decorated and ornamented with palms
and other plants and the music is fur.
nished by Boos' military band of &c
pieces
The upper floor OF the Casino 's
TONED TO the famous Sun Parlor so
that the cool breezes have full sweep
OF the structure. Admission is free,
and patrons have the advantage OF
cafe table service, either OF food or of
cooling things IN the liquid line. In
addition 10 the band, there are sole
! lists VINO furnish frequent vocal selec
| tons.
One OF the musical novelties th.'
week Is a descriptive piece called
THE Landing OF Columbus"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-21
BEN GREET PLAYERS.

The Ben Greet Players, that excel
lent company of actors who have
made numerous appearances in De-
troit, both out OF doors and in the
theater, returneede. for two perform
ances. Saturday. on the stephens
grounds, No. 1871 Woodward-ave. For
the afternoon, Shakespeare's AS You
Like It" was presented by the players
to an accompaniment of the Beeth-
oven Sixth Symphony, commonly
known as the Pastoral" by the Rus.
sian Symphony orchestra. with Modest
Altschuler, conducting.
The Stephens grounds are admir-.
ably adapted for the presentation Of
out OF door performances, the after
noon was ideal, and the players and
musicians were at their best. There
was a good sized audience present TO
enjoy this interesting comedy. Mr.
Greet and hisp layers interpreted the
lines of the famous bard with rare
delicacy and understanding. Mr.. Greet
played .Iaques in a wholly satisfying
manner. and Miss Irene Rookie made
o couuetish and animated Rosalind.
The other characters were in the
hands of capable players.
"A Midsummer Nights Dream"
with the Mendelssohn music and
dances to the accompaniment OF the
Spring Song, was the evening Offering.
The Dream" is a delightful fairy play
filled with fantastic imagery. This
combination Of poetry and music in
Shakespeare fanciful tale was de.
lightful. Mr. Greet was Bottom, the
weaver playing this difficult role with
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-21
WEAK BABIES
MADE STRONGER
Noble Charitable Women Take Them
10 Country and Feed Them Pure
Milk and Fresh Air.

NEW YORK, June 21.-Thev have
new name for babies down on the
east-side. where every language Is
spoken but English, and where recent
not weather has cost many babies
lives.
There were many poor little lean
babies there, and the Italians who
live In small. poorly-lighted homes.
called them bambinos.
Then the noble women OF the asso.
citation for improving the condition OF
the poor came and took the babies and
their tired mothers out into the coun-
try and fed them pure milk and lots
OF fresh air.
The babies all came back fat and
healthy. The Italians wanted word
for fat baby. for that kind were SO
rare they had no word by which 10
call them
In some way they learned that Pres
ident Taft was fat man. so whenever
a baby would come back from the
country strong and healthy the mother
called IL a Taft. It's considered n
great honor TO have Taft on the
eastside Now there are many little
Tafts who are Growing happily, where
as they might have been In little white
collins II their mothers had not been
taught the way 10 keep them healthy
In hot weather.
Little Peitro was the first Taft. and
his picture was sent 20 the president
by Frederick d. Greene, the man who
caused President Roosevelt 10 help
Smiling Joe and other poor children
last year. The president smiled when
he saw the photo.
Pietro was orphaned at birth and
his father. a poor italian workman,
wrapped the little boy with strips or
cloth. as he had no money 10 buy
clothing The baby was starving
when q social worker found II. Three
months In the country made II Tar,
and now Pietro and his little sister are
the happiest pair in New York.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-21

about IT, and then tell her how beau
tifully you behaved, and how he
thinks you're trump. He does. any
way. YOU know. And besides, he'll
promise to stay out of the parlor when
you call at his house"
Brother Jack turned to Bobby with
a twinkle in his eye. yet with an evil
dent amount OF embarrassment.
And you won't tell Miss Aida any,
thing about our bargain, of course.
said Jack
You bet won't" declared the boy.
Shed be as mad as | thought you'd
be: for | remember she once said you
looked better in that dress suit than
anybody she knew"
did she. Bobby? Did she really
say that" cried Brother Jack. Say.
old man, | don't believe that coat 3
spoiled. I'm going to send II to the
cleaners. and when II comes back
you can have II. was going to get
a new one, anyway"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-21
EVENING DRESS.
BY Allan p. Ames.


I'm sorry" said Bobby, but I'm
not going
What. Not going TO the grandcst
party of the year gasped Lefty
why, Bob Armstrong, what has come
over your"
I'm not going to be laughed at by
A LOT II fellows smaller than | am
because | wear sack suit, answer
ed Bobby. why, Lefty. guess I'm
the only chap over IL in this whole
town that has to go TO dancing par
~ III the same old clothes | wear to
church Sundays
But Miss Lctitia Burgess wanted
Bobby Armstrong TO attend her be-
cause he was the incest boy she knew
So after pleading for the rest OF the
way home without shaking his pur-
pose she suddenly proposed plan.
On the long expected evening d
short time after, Bobby called for
Miss Burgess. Lefty met him at the
door
The room at the head OF the
stairs, she whispered. i've laid them
out on the bed and Brother Jack Is
out for the evening" Half an hour la
ter Bobby descended the stairs n
changed man. Brother Jacks even
ing clothes-no short dinner coat, but
real swallow tail-ftted him as II
made for the purpose.
II was i'm every respect the gran u
est affair OF the year, given by the
combined sororities OF the town high
school For the first half hour his UNI
accustmed glory sat upon Bobby
bit stihiy. but the dancing and the
knowledge that he had brought the
prettiest girl in the room soon made
him his old. jolly self. At supper &C
Cured the catastrophe. Bobby arose
from his chair Just in time to upset
a tray full of ice cream upon himself.
At first he did not realize the eX.
tent of the disaster. The laughing
group scrubbed him off with the nap
kins. and he finished eating. trying
To appear as If nothing had happen
ed. But when he approached nearer
the light he saw that the coat was
practically ruined.
Letty's assurance during the walk
home that it was all her fault and she
would take all the blame was small
comfort. But Lefty, being a girl. knew
one or two things OF which Bobby
was ignorant. "Itll come out all
right" was her final word. only you
must do as | say"
Bobby spent the next day In dark
forebodings. When they reached Let.
tvs house on the way from school she
told him TO come in. Brother Jack
IS home for dinner" she said, and
we'll settle it right now"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-21

Lettie's papa was missionary. and
he and Lettie had just come back
home from faraway Japan To visit
Cousin Elsie Rosabel, who was Let
ties doll. had been along and now
she was telling Elsie's doll Buttcrcup
all about her trip.
She told her how the people stared
at her and called her IN American
dolly and how the Japanese dolls had
all looked at her dresses and examined
her hats
They were such queer dollies. -
Rosabel said. "They only wore
straight little dresses called kimonos.
All the little boys who came TO play
with Lettie had their hair braided in
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-21
THE WHITNEY,.

A stirring drama OF Revolutionary
days, prettily staged, and Astounding IN
tense interest, is Toll Gate Inn" the
Chicago Stock Co.'S Offering in tho
Whitney theater this week. The story
is woven around the intrigue OF Capt.
Smell, an overbearing continental OIL
Ger. who is In league with the British.
and who furthers his own ends by
placing suspicion on Ned Pennington,
a young continental soldier. whose
sweetheart is the sister OF HIS colonel.
Norbert f. Dorrente has part that
allows him wide scope for his talents
in depicting Poatchee, half-breeo
French Canadian sympathizer with the
American cause He dogs the loot
steps of the real spy, turns mp at the
most opportune moments, and finally
succeeds in unraveling the tangle.
The play abounds In romance ant
that element referred TO as heart In
terest." with plenty Of martial excite
ment. the call of the bugle. and the rol
Of the drums
James X. Dunseith, usually cast as
the heavy" showed that he is able
TO carry off the honors OF more pop
ular part when he assumed the role
Of young Pennington. the suspect. For.
rest Cummings drew the Kisses as the
traitorous Capt. Smell. and George
Florer made n splendid Col. Maitland
I,ulu Nav Pfaff. as the colonel 8
sprightly sister. and Clara Bell Prae,
as the sister OF young Pennington. car.
ried their parts in the usual accept
able manner.
Next Friday. afternoon and evening.
the company will offer THE Devil, y
that much discussed sketch Of human
fraiity BY Ference MelHar Next week
the closing day for the cd Whitney
theater will be Fellow Workmen," n
strong labor drama.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-21
THE EVENING STORY

Too amazed by her boldness TO re-
monstrate Bobby followed her into
the library, where Brother Jack was
smoking his after-dinner cigar Then,
without d word of excuse or introduc
ton, Lefty told him the w.ole story.
Brother Jack listened attentively.
even letting his cigar get cold.
Wait until I'm through" begged
his sister. 'Bobby's dreadfully sor-
~. He can't afford to buy you new
one but he has something 10 offer in
return"
"Oh. he has" said Jack, widening
his eyes. "What?''
Hell go home and tell his sister
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-21
In the Local
Playhouses
LYcEuM.


The spectacle OF a child" OF 80
studying his A, ID, C's and learning
10 say the Lords prayer is only one
or an Interesting series of stage pic
lures In The Regeneration. which
vaughan CHASER and his excellent com
pany present In the Lyceum theater
this week The presentation is one OF
the most noteworthy OF the entire en-
gagement and fully deserves the hear
ty support IL is bound TO receive from
the play-going public. Notwithstanding
the hot weather.
AS the big, lanky. slang.juggling
owen Conway, "bouneer," fake prize
fighter, gang leader and all-around
crook, Vaughan CHASER has q role SO
unlike all others he has undertaken
that the audience can scarcely believe
It's eyes when IL gets its first glimpse
OF him In Chicory Hall, the Bowery
rendezvous OF the gang. His dis
covery' by Marie Deering. a settle
ment worker, capably played by Miss
Courteney, and his, regeneration
through her kindly influence and teach
ings is a story well calculated TO hold
the interest. II appeals 10 the spec
tator because II seems So real. and
we are informed that in t the author.
owen Kildare, has told the story Of his
own reformation. The play is drama
tized from the story. my Mamie
Rose"
The scene in Miss behring's CHEEKY
little home. when the big "boupceT'
begins his first lesson. is one rich In
the elements that go TO make up
the sort OF drama that grips the heart
strings Of the average person. Left
alone for q moment owen, resting
awKwardiy on his knees, has heart
to-heart talk with Cod as picturesque
as II is pathetic.
It Is a hard struggle. though, and
the fourth act reveals owen back In
the gangs headquarters. their leader
once more, but his awakened better
nature again gets the upper hand In
an exciting scene. Then. just at the
proper moment. Miss Deering appears
and once more lifts the human derelict
out OF the mire by Offering him not
only her help as a teacher but her
heart as we'll
The entire company Is seen to good
advantage in the piece. Miss Bessie
Reels. a new conner. renders most eff
Client service as Nettie Braggins.
Bowery girl, taking the place Of Miss
Elizabeth Murray. who is seriously III
of ptomaine poisoning and peritonitS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-21

had dainty fans and paper parasols,
and they were such sweet little girls"
She told how one time Lettie had
given her for a whole day To little
sick Japanese girl at the hospital WIN
didn't have any dolly TO love.
BUttercup had listened quietly, anil
now said, THAT was kind OF Lettie to
give YOU 10 the sick girl, and you must
have been very happy 10 travel and
see those strange dollles.'
Yes" said Rosabel. but Lottie and
were the very happiest The day We
got on the big boat 30 sail across tina
ocean and come home"