The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-25

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SUPPLIES for YOUR typewritcrs
can be had at L. II. Becrsfts place,
corner Grant and Twentyfourth
street.
Prophecies Of Chrlst-The services
I'm the First Presbyterian church for
tomorrow. Sunday. will have very
much OF a Christmas spirit, in the
message OF both the sermons and the
music. The evening sermon will deal
with the question of reality in the re-
lationship of the prophecies of the
Christ.
COAL, Call up Parker G. Co. FOR
rates on lump, nut and slack. Parker
Coal Co.
After Chrlstmas-Buster Brown
says. I'VE take on the Christmas
spirit as the seasons come, but we
shed them as the seasons go. and
cur lives go on Just the Same as be-
fore" Is this true? Should 1t be?
The sermon at the Methodist church
Sunday morning will be. After
Christmas-What?"
Coal. call up Parker & Co.. for
rates on lump. nut and slack.
Files q Demurrer-Sherif Wilson.
who was made party officially, In
the civil action Of Matte r Walker
against Walter Ritchey, ct al. has
filed q demurrer TO the complaint and
asks for its dismissal. so far as the
sheriff's ofllcc is concerned.
STORAGE at reasonable rates. in
Arlz hull apU
room, consult John Scewcroft C Sons
Company.
May Have a Special Train.-FroR
Ogden the Omaha delegation TO the
Wool Growers convention will so TO
Denver to attend the livestock conven-
tion there, January IL. IL. and 13. and
an effort will be made to have the Og-
den visitors to the annual wool grow
ers convention attend the Colorado
convention in a body II possible. If
this project is accomplished, 1t is
thought the Union Pacific manage
ment will run a special train from Og-
den 10 Denver TO accommodate the
delegates,
Before buying your dishes, drop In
AT E A. OLSEN'S. Examine our
stock and compare our prices. We are
closing out
Captured by Officer Hsrt-Special
O1ncer Hart of the Union Pacific sec
ret service department. arrived from
Evanston yesterday after having Fred
Hill. whom he captured at Provo.
bound over TO the district court in Wy
oming. Hill, with a telegraph opera
tor named L. Schmulen at Spring Val
ley, stole a package of Union Pacific
time checks sent to Spring Valley for
employees. There were eight checks
in all and these aggregated something
over $500 Five of tho checks. with
forged endorsements, were cashed at
Evanston. one In Ogden and two In
Salt Lake. SchHulen. the operator
who was recently given employment
at Spring Valley, succeeded In clud-
Ing the officers, but Detective Hart
trailed Hill TO Provo and captured him
there Aside from grand larceny the
two men are charged with series
of forgery.
Holiday rates via D. & R G. One
single fare round trip. Dec. 18th, 23rd
oath, 25th. 31st, and January lst Good
returning until January 3rd. 1919,
Disturbed the Peace.-A young man
giving the name OF Tom Jenkins
was brought III from Rlyerdale last
night and lodged In the county Jail
ON charge of disturbing the peace
at a dance This morning a friend
called ar the sherif1'S Office and de-
posted $40 for Jenkins appearance
before Judge Murphy Monday morning
and he was allowed his freedom Ques-
toned as TO his name this morning,
the prisoner evidently forgot tho "Jen-
kins' role he was playing and said
that his name was Tom Erickson
instead OF Tom jenkins.
e-Z.Money Ke,ly-monoy to loan on
any good real estate. Geo. ]. HolIy.
Travel Is Lieht.-Assistant Ticket
Agent Corn OF the Union depot says
that Christmas has tied up travel
tightly and that every one Is staying
home today. The waiting rooms of the
big depot have been empty all day
and. local trains are running with very
light passenger lists.
Buy your Christmas Chinaware at
+ A. OLSEN'S. He's closing at an
enormous reduction.
Reealning Health.-Tsaac Carr, an
attache OF the Rio Grande company
at the Union depot, is conyalcscing
from n severe attack OF rheumatism
which has confined him TO his home
for the past month.
Z. A. OLSEN Is closing out his en-
tire line of beautiful glass and China
ware at bedrock prices. Come early
and take your pick,
Nineteen Prisoners Oined-Therc
are nineteen prisoners in the county
Jail at present and these were treat
ed TO an elegant Christmas dinner.
The billsOf1are consisted of roast
chicken. with cranberry sauce.
mashed potatoes with brown gravy.
celery and other vegetables, mince pie
and coffee with cream and sugar
The spread was thoroughly enjoyed
by the unfortunate inmates who ex-
pressed grateful appreciation TO Sher-
iff Wilson.
REPAIRING. We repair all makes Of
typewriters, Get our estimates on your
typewriter before having it repaired
l. n. eeoraft, corner Grant and TWEEN.
ty-fourth streets. =
Coal Continues to Arrive-The local
coal situation continues to improve
and the danger OF a serious shortage
has passed for the present Yard
master Pierce Of the Hartman sys-
ton, gaf1 fLfa tko.