The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-07

I tbousand dollars. Mr.. Alvey has been
IN many of tho inland towns, also 'ne
coast cities, but has concluded to pm
his faith to Ogden. and is cnthusias'
Tic over this city's possibilities
HIGH GRADE PIANO, NEARLY
NEW FOR SALE CHEAP. o. J.
STiLWEGL, BELL PHONE 1029-Y'
INDEPENDENT 67-k.
Jockey Has Bad FaIl.-An exciting
scene occurred in the third race on
the Fair Grounds Thursday when
Manders. mountcd on Mazapan, was
thrown from the saddle In front OF
the Judges stand. 1t seemed that he
was not able to hold the horse straight
at this point, the animal swerving TO-
ward the rail and was running over
horses to get away when he fell. Man
ders was picked up by the valet ana
carried to the grandstand where restor-
atiyes were administered and doc
tor summoned. The jockey was found
TO be considerably bruised about the
body but not seriously hurt.
ANY boy can nave IL copy OF the
american Boy" magazine by calling
at The Toggcry, =
njurcd on a Car.-Conductor w. G.
Nelson and hoy named Willie Grit-
fin received serious bumps while COM
Inc from the race course after the
races. Conductor Nelson, In pulling
the register cord on one side of the
large open car, pulled 1t from its fast'
enings, whereupon he moved to the
other side OF the car to do his work.
The car was heavily loaded and in
getting around to the other. side he
had to climb around a number of pas
sengers who were standing on the
steps at the side OF the car. among
whom was young Griffin. The conduc-
tor swung out too far and hit one OF
the trolley poles. Griffin also came
in contact with a pole. Both the con-
ductor and the boy received pretty
heavy bumps but were not seriously
hurt. The conductor suffered slight
scalp wound which necessitated the
taking of few stitches by Doctor
Browning.
Queen Esther cantata, Methodist
church, May 9TH and 9Th. Fifty cents.
Reserved seats at Badcon's.
Will Meet Theatrical Company
A. B. Moseley is at American Fork,
Idaho to meet and escort a theatrical
troupe through Utah.
This week Is your last chance to
buy Farm for $4,000 per acre In Mil
lard Co, Utah After May 10th 1t will
be raised to s455O. so better act at
once. Next Excursion May 1th. In"
formation AS Eccles Bldg.
Will Visit in Iowa.-Operator r. n.
Gurnsey, who has beer i'll at the Gen
eral hospital for two weeks. will leave
Sunday for visit TO his old home in
Iowa. He Will be absent several
weeks and will return and resume his
neg - the Rio Grande office.
ple copies OF the Am
crit. magazine TO any boy call"
ing ., = rosgery.
Pullman Inspector.-E. Van Dyne.
inspector of the Pullman Car company
for the western district, is in the city,
the guest of Local Agent Kimmcl
k. Have YOU been 20 see our new spring
line OF W. l. Douglas shoes and OK
fords at $3.50 and S4.00. The Palace,
2s0 18th st.
Eastern Excursionists.-The private
car "Iolanthe," with a party of eastern
eXcursionists. arrived from the south
this morning and was sent east over
the Union Pacific.
Call in boys and get copy fre of
the American Boy" magazine. The
Toggcry. -
EnIargins Sewer system,-A force
neer Campbell in renewing and en-
larging the sewer system extending
from the Southern Pacific shops.
Why pay $500 and $500 for a pair
OF shoes when you can get a Douglas
for $3.50 and $500, at the Palace
$50 10Th street? -
Students From Salt Lakc.-The nor
NAL class of the State university. un
der the leadership Of Prof, William
Stewart, will arrive in the city today
and will visit in turn the local high
school, Weber academy, the Madison
school and the state institution for
the deaf and blind.
Try pair of $3.50 and s40O Doug
las shoes. For sale at The Palace,
Good Clothes Store, ESQ 25th ST. =
Spieberg.kuhn Case.-A jury was
secured this morning in the case of
William Spielberg against A. Kuhn
&c Bros. ct al, and the case is pro-
ceeding in the district court this af-
| ternoon.
Order of Railway Conductors-Ex-
| cursion to Saltair. June Sth. Round
trip, Sl25. Through train. No change. :