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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-10

There WAS some talk OF leaving the plncc
md going to another drug store, where
they would be waited upon by more
accommodating clerk Bot they fln2lly took
up the menu again. and the youngest Glrl
ordered q chocolate soda.
why, that's what We wanted all the
time, came from the other two. Il
wonder why we did not think Of H.. and l
always take chocolate. Os It is my favor
ite flavor"
After the three young people had fin
ished their soda and left the place, one
~ the customers, who had waited pa
uently for his drink. nodded sympathet-
icnlly at the clerk
II m used TO that long ago the clerk
replied. Those girls are no more 1uicky
than the average when It comes To order
Ing. They never seem 10 know what they
really want, and In nine cnscs out Of 10
they end up by taking u chocolate soda.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-10
Flowe1 Booth for Festival.

"H OMEN who are interested In char,
"a II ity often dnd occasions to propose
W. summer festival or sale for the
bcuedt OF some good organization or 80
ctety, and the installation of n flower
booth is nearly always n wise selection,
One OF the best paying departments nt
festival is the flower booth. in charge OF
a dozen pretty girls and q popular younG
matron. one OF the best plans Is to avoid
q regular cage, the usual aflnir but sub
stltutc little flower garden. with n green
hedge and symmetrical beds, the hedge
being made OF stout cord hung between
posts aud covered with ropes of lnurel
leaves, which arc sprinslcd and kept green
all the time. Clean white sand can be
arranged in the various beds. leaving
space betwcon each bed. This space,
which Is FOR the paths. is then laid with
green grass. and each bed Is dled with
flowers. some OF them artificial and others
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-10
A Ne,o Burglar Alarm.

M EPUTY CoNSULGENERAL ULYS-
sEs ]. BYwATER reports TINT a
~ Dresden engineer has Invented tho
lntest aud, he thinks. tho best burglar
alarm DOW IN existence. Tho appliance
has been tested by the Dresden police
department and found very elective. The
appliance itself is very simple. consisting
OF n curtain or portierc wired with hne
conductors- At certain places on the cur
thin ara 6xed small metal knobs, which
are connected with tho conductors The
curtain Is then drawn across the window
OF door, or around safe, and tho slight
est disturbance OF this position imme-
dintcly breaks the circuit. as the metal
knobs are thrown out OF contact with
each other. IL the burglar should hap
pen to notice the knobs and cut several
Of the wires the breaking Of tho circuit
would also start tho alarm, Any cur
tain, unless made OF 1repfoof material,
would also net as a burglar olnrm. The
alarm itself may consist Of series of
bells lights or other electrical nppll-
ancos. The invention can be used to pro-
teot doors. windows or 6nfcs, and the
curtain cnn oo arranged TO suit the indl-
vidunl
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-10
do Is be., nnvor you have

II nm going 10 take some of thnt crushed
orange for mine, and why don't you
girls take some OF II. too"
"Is orange really goodT" came the
chorus OF sweet voices I'VE never
tnsted crushed orange In a sodn and We
are at such a loss ms TO what to order
Now, really, what do you think is the
best flavor Of alli Let's look at the
menu, and then select what we think is
best"
''My, don't those pincapplcs look good
Wonder how they would tnste7 Why
don't We try some pInenpplcs. deari"
Meanwhile. the clerk wns stil waiting
The other customers were beginning TO
get excited and some were leaving.
Mr.. Clerk, asked the chapcron. now,
really, what do you think Is the best
favor you bnyc;
The clerk glanced over BIS Gnyors and
replied thnt he liEcd necti,r hcttcr than
any other.
"oh, ! just can near nectar, Wbut
else do you think Is good:
The clerk didn't reply this time. but
started L" wait on the other customers
The three young women became angry
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-10
FATuERING CHILDREN.

NO children need more 'fntbcring"
and less "mothering"f That was a
~ question debated on 10 ono OF Amer
ica's leading clubs sometime ago and IL
was decided that the children needed tho
"fatberng."
IL was shown that In most coscs the
father stands for protectiou-larEe be.
roic and aggressive protectlon-aud that
IL takes moee thnn n mother TO make
man of a child, 1t Is claimed that the
Ideals OF the man are IN greater sympn-
thy With tho child, especially the boy.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-10

the broom and cut out the BAG occord,r,,
~, stitching up tho sides. Hnvc tvn
uraW'strinSs, cne at the top md tho
other Mt the bottom. slip this bng over
your broom, draw the strIOcs tight. nud
tie Use these baggcd brooms over your
moor every few days. As soon as one
becomes Soilcd have II iaundrIcd Bv
keeping several on hnnd. you can al.
ways have a clean ono.
Keep some boxes OF chloride OF lime or
other dislnfectant 10 your kitchen nnd
bathroom and use very often This will
prevent any odors. md nIso tho accumu.
lation Of grease 10 your kitchen sink
a good deal OF unnecessary labor on
the part OF housekecper can DO saved
by Inserting an old broom handle or
stick of similar pnture into the handle
OF your dust pan. This will obyiate tho
extra cIertion Of STOPPING
In preparing your closet for storing prc.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-10
Women at the Soda Fountain.

TT was one OF those hot days In sum-
mer. when the heat rises Ia circles
from the soft pnvcmcuts. There
81 seemed TO bc no shelter from the
burning sun. The cool-looking, arti-
1cill iecbcTSs in the druggists window
beckoucd 10 those wearing wllted collars
and palm~lcat fans Two pretty Girls.
accompanied by their ohapcron. young
mNtron. entered the drug store.
Then came the strugClc-what 10 order
We'll said one pretty girl, Il be-
live I'll take vanilla"
"oh. no; don't, cried the other. 81 nm
going 10 take strawberry. Just look at
those nice. nne, crushed Strawberries in
the bowl"
The clerk, wearing the white cont of
his trade. wns waitinG-and. likewise.
were several other thirsty customers
Now " intcrposed the comcly Enntron
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-10
Fashion Notes.

IN Paris one of the latest hats Is OF
scmlcloche wrcathed In roses and OF
U old blue 10 many subtle tints
The ostrich feather Is not favored as
much this summer as the aiGrcttc, while
the 1orol ~ cath Is the highest In Ia or.
Tho rose coicr Is much 10 favor, ucxt
to blue, The rose comes in browniSh
pink color. moro especially IN cashmere.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-10

entrances. etc. The second story has
four good chambers and liberal bath
room and good clothes closets for each
chamber
Attic stairs, opening into liberal-sized
attic. thnt Ia high and roomy. admitting
OF servants room and q large amusement
room. The roof Is q simple. gable roof,
with front and rear gables and a good
sized dormer window on each side Of the
roof The cornicc is brought out, with
wide projection and q sweep. giving an
easy aud graceful appearance. The in
terior is finished IN natural wood 10 tho
1rat floor painted finish In the second
story and hardwood floors throughout
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-10

Often when passing along tho street
Storer hns heard cheers for the ox-president
mud. upon turning oro1ud. found that he
was tho subject OF tho enthusiasm. En-.
thuslnstic hand shakers are also a Groat
trouble TO him. and be is often forced 10
make nm explanation. Mcssrs Storer md
Roosevelt were IN Harvard together
where they were close friends Their sons
were classmates at Groton School. where
Storer Jr., defeated Roosevelt Jr. for the
championship OF the school In boxing.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-10

lions embroidered ou each side, with ver-
teal designs running through them. The
edges Of the casing and medallious are
worked In narrow button hole stitch aud
then come out. the latter thus making
slides which come over the betting The
flowers Grc worked lu satin stitch The
clover design Is very pretty. worked In
with a green belt, while n brown one
with chestnut leaves shows of well.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-10

opening. these openings being OF the same
width and general treatment, throw the
rooms together. making a clcnr sweep
from the front 10 rear, the dining-room
being lighted through n bay-end trent.
mcnt
The kitchen opens back OF the reception
hnll. There Is a combination stair ar.
rongcmeut. with entrance at the grado
line. below the stair platform The
sitchen connects with the dining room
through llberal-sIzed pantry; It has one
central chimney, nccommoda ting the kitch-
en-. furnace fue and n fireplace for the
livlne-room. A basement extends under
the entire house, With laundry, outside
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-10
LOOKS LIKE ROOSEVELT.

ut WOULD seem great sport TO rescm.
bic great public man and be mis-
taken for him, but II ia not. as John
II, Storer testl6ss. storer was nt Que
time classmste OF eI-president Roosevelt.
but thot Is not the reason they look so
much alike He Is now prominent
business man OF Boston. and Ia au al.
most exact double" of tho former presl-
dent
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-10
A Nouelty Belt.

n HE very latest In summer belts is
a casing OF white linen, with the con
w yeutlonallzed border, worked In col
orcd mercerized cottons, the same shade
aS the heavy ribbon betting which Ia run
through 1t. The casing Is cut about an
inch wider han tho belt and has au
irregular edge and different shaped medal
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-10
A FEW JoTTINGS.

Because they cover their tracks, some
men Gun get credit for walking In the
straight aud narrow path
There is a question as to whether tho
downfall OF the Turkish throne will cause
any decrease In the price OF Turkish
bath.
There Is many a 0rst-closs talkcr who
would not make even a second-class phil
osophcr.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-10
The We11-Dressed Man.

shoulders nro devoid OF padding or
make up" of any kind. Tho body Of the
coat hangs gracefully from the shoulders
New madras shirts with narrow hair
line stripes oro being worn. Collars are
made In the new style of basket weave
Oxford
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-10

- HE size Of the house shown In our
A Illustration is - feet In width. by
IA 20 feet In depth, exclusive OF n
" one-story pantry. porch and den
extension In the rear, that is feet
wide 10y tho width OF the house In this
plan we have q central vestibulc. opening
toto the reception hall on the right hand
side OF the house md connecting through
columncd opening With the living,room
on the left. Back OF the liying.room is
the dining-room and still further hack.
and opening with the livlng-room, Is a
pretty den, also connected with columucd
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-10

real ono corner may have a patch Of
holyhoeks or popplcs. arranged so prcttl-
ly that they look Ike real flowers. md
at the end OF the fair Gun be auctioned
or to the highest bidder Foliage and
Towering plants can bc plunged into the
sand IN their pots and roplcnlshed Of
ten as sold. pretty arch OF flowers.
real and artificial, cun be arranged at the
entrance Of the garden, or n sort of trcllls
hXed With vines and stuck full OF garden
flowers. In fun bloom. may be Used. The
small lunches of flowers can be kept In
broad-mouthed bottles. fresh water being
placed In them frequently in order that the
flowers may not wilt and fade Two OF
the prctticst girls should be stationed at
the gateway to sell the cut flowers.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-10
Advice for the Stay-at-Hones.

III :: c.: 6: g: !: :: =: :: &: 3: !:
the winter for sickness. What
ever the reason I1ay be. they are not
looking forward to this enforced ''stny-at-
home" With pleasure. They seem to think
that the only way TO enjoy tho hot sum-
NOR months is In some six by Moe room
Of a seaside or mountain resort, living in
ones trunk, and having to be on dress
parade three times q day. no matter
whether the sun shines in tho neighbor-
hood OF loo degrees In tho shade or not
II these anne people would spend as
much time planning their stny-at-homc
pcrioo M they do In bcmonning the fact
thnt they must stny at homc q ercat
mnny Of the dlscomforts could be avoided.
In the first place arrange your house or
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-10

HatpinS have become n fad and the
average woman Is apt to have as many
us n dozen Ia her hat
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-30
b|G TIME WILL BE HAD BY HE
 ELKS

All arrangements are now complet- ed for the reception and entertain ment of the Elks of Tucson and any who may accompany them from the Old Pueblo to witness the ball game tomorrow between teams representing the Bisbee antIened herd and those of the capital of Pima county.
 The special train, bearing the herd slugging team Of Tucson. ana their rooters, is expected to arrive here shortly before noon Sunday. A dele gation of the local lodge will meet the Tucsonans The ladies accompanying them will be greeted by ladies' com mittee acting for the Bisbee herd. The feminine contingent will take auto mobiles at the depot for a ride over the district. winding up at the Cop per Queen hotel. where luncheon will be served.
 At two p. III. sharp, the game will be called at the Warren baseball park in order that night shift men may get an opportunity to witness it. The 10. cal boys have been hard at work rrac-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-30
THE CANADIAN EYE ON THE ROSY POLE

Now that Sir wilfrid Laurier has taken the Canadian claim to the north pole under his special protec. tion we may expect it to be strongly asserted. Next spring, it is announc- ed, Captain Bernier. the gallant Can adian explorer. will go again beyond the arctic circle with a view to find ing as many islands as possible, planting his feet and the British flag upon all of them and "shooing" the rest of the world away. Indeed, he did some of the "shooing' in advance, for he said in an address at Ottawa the other day that he had long ago warned Cook that he mustn't claim any land north of Canada for tne United States.
 Sir Milford Laurier declares that many of the artic islands will prove immensely valuable Bird and fish supplies make part of the value and mineral deposits the rest. However. iAS fdiASh LII ,AAAlS hAuu III oASAt VIII hardly explain Canada's eagerness. and it is perhaps a fair suspicion that our neighbors to the north are looking far into the future when all the regions of the north pole shall bloom like a rose garden. If they think they have exclusive informa- ton as to the coming of that time. is is well to let them know right now that they haven't Other nations are wise" too, but not so eager. Radium is the agency that is to make the pole bloom, and a physicist who did much important work on radium while attached to the staff of the University of Montreal is the one who recently showed how it could do it. Rather, he showed in his latest book that a very little radium had sufficient energy. if only the means could be found to set it at work, to work the transformation for ali the regions within the artic circle. True, the means for setting the energy free and putting it at work have not yet heen found, but that seems to be a detail easily to be brushed aside by Col. Mulberry Sellers of Canada.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-30

ticsng since their defeat of last Sur.- day and a good game is promised.
 Following the game a smoker for the men will be had at the Odd Eel lows hall, while the ladies of the party will again be entertained by the ladies committee with a dinner at the Copper Queen hotel The special will leave here immediately after inc two entertainments are completely but following a special performance of at the second show.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-30

sufficiently to pattern after the mod el and make an effort at self-improve- ment. However, to avoid disappoint- ment, it is well not to be too opti- mistic. Elaboration has not been wanting in the past. The model her self has frequently made suggestions only to have them ignored. A poet taking account of the facts long ago uttered this lament:
 Ah, gentle danes, it gaes me greet To think how monie counseis sweet, How monie lengthen'd sage advices The husband frae the wife despises.
 Women have tried and tried in vain through the centuries. Will the health department bring the long and ardu- ous campaign to splendid triumph?
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-30
CONGRESS
 DIRECTED TO ACT

It must be encouraging 10 demo crats to read in papers like the Chi cago Record Herald such editorials as one entitled '"The Senate and the People" and appearing in a recent issue of Chicagos great newspaper The editorial follows:
 Now that thirty-one states have De titioned congress to do its share to ward amending the federal constitu tfon so as to secure the election oi senators by direct vote of the people the moral power of the desire of two thirds of the states is upon congress
 The lower house does not need to be urged, for it has four times voted for the submission of such an amend ment.
 The senate. however, has repeated ly rejected the proposal. and nobody thinks that a moral power" will have much weight with it.
 But there is a constitutional power lurking just behind the moral power. Already twenty-six of the thirty-one states have put their resolutions in constitutional form and made them a formal demand upon congress to call a constitutional convention to pre- pare the amendment
 When five more put their demands in this form-unless new states have meanwhile been admitted, in which case six demands will be necessary the senate will be compelled to join with the lower house in acting, or else put itself squarely on record as a willful rebel against the constitu- ton and a contemner of its constitu- tional obligations.
 The issue may be forced sooner than one expects. It may come like a flash at any time when a number of state legislatures are in session. If the five states which have acted in formally-Alabama, California, Ohio, North Dakota and Wyoming-act for mally, the critical moment will have arrived. Or, again, if the five states which have not passed any resolu- tions, but which, nevertheless, use the direct primary system themselves for senatorial elections, should take formal action for the benefit of their 2 sister states any dilatory action in the other states could be compensat- ed for. These states are Florida, Mis- sissippi, South Carolina. Maryland and Virginia
 If constitutional convention Is as sembled under the call of the states 1t is probable that it will feel free to go ahead and present amendments of any nature whatsoever The senate will want convention of that kind even less than it wants the particu- lar amendment for changing the man ner of it's members election. Conse quently there is reason to believe tha; when the leaders of the senate see that call for a convention is on the point of success-in other words when two or three or four more states have formally made the demand they will yield and let the desired amendment go to the people without a convention.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-30
IrI.h Mit.

An Irishman who was trying to sell bis horse was asked by the possible purchaser a the animal was timi6. Not at all, at all, soir. He sleeps in dark stable all alone every night, which Is the same as saying, soir, that he's brave fellow" replied the IrisE man And he sold the horse.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-30

Pitcher Adams. who had leading part in the victory of the Pirates over the Tigers. had to hide. when he re turned to Pittsburg, to avoid being smothered by ladies who desired to kiss him. But let us not be hasty in passing judgment on Pittsburg- In these days it might have happened anywhere.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-30
Win Jones Entersains.

Win Jones. the popular porter at the Elks' club, gave a dancing party last night at his home. on Brewery avenue. About twenty-six guests were present, dancing endured until a late hour. Refreshments were served.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-30
spcrtma Manners.

The manners of the sportsmen in tue hills are more often than not of s mold which even the tourist would despise to initiate. possibly an inefi- cient knowledge of the arm of de struction accounting fc the violence of the vocabulary hear mong sport Ing parties more or skilled Leeds Mercury.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-30

Out in the state of Washington 8 9-year-oId boy has killed big deer. It is a pleasure to be able to say that he aid not in his efforts to bring down the buck mistake anybody for rabbit or wild turkey.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-30

abolish the lords. If there is any dan ger of such result the king is jus tified in his desire to prevent a gen eraI election. What would lordless England amount to, anyhow?
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-30
CAN HE BE
 REFORM Ep7

Our old acquaintance, the average man, should consult the latest buIIe. tin of the health department, where he will find something to his advan- tage if he is in the right frame of mind. It is true that the character sketch of which he is the victim is
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-30

An aIarmist reports that the Mar tian canals are disappearing. It may be that they are merely obseured by the smoke from the dredges at work on them Any resident of Evanston will understand how this could hap pen.-Record-HeraId.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-30

Italian sDiritualists are waiting aux iously for the ghost Of cesare Lom broso to give them a message of somr kind, in accordance with a promise made by Lombroso before he died The delay may be due to trouble ID finding little Indian throuTh whom the message can be communicated.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-30

Mr. Roosevelt was recently con- pelled to get behind a tree for the purpose of escaping from an infuri- ated bull elephant Some of the peo- pie who have been engaged in en- counters with the gentleman will re gard 1t as a lucky thing for the ele- phsni that the tree was there.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-30
FIFTY CENT DOLLAR
 i UNDER. REPUBLICAN, RULE.

Running away from the fifty cent dollar we seem to have gone head long into it. If William J. Bryan's financial views of 1896 threatened to cut the purchasing value of dollar down to fifty cents. the republican policy since that time has in reality accomplished the cut In 1896 the cost per pound of the necessities of life was 4s.1 per cent less than it is today. For example:
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-30

' A New York woman who commit ted suicide has left s20.OOo to dis abled persons who do not attend the atrical performances. It's mean kind of advantage to take of disabled persons
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-30

The federal courts have refused to quash the indictments against Gov ernor Haskell of Oklahoma Is it possible. therefore. to refer to him as the great unquashed?
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-30

A Los Angeles man has wiIled s50s. 900 to q woman who tilted him. Being chivalrous he did not explain that he left it as an evideisce~of bis gratitude.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-30

People who have not been to Eu- rope wsn be glad to learn that the leaning tower of Pisa continues, to lean
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-30
NOTICE.

A reward of $500 will be paid for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the parties stealing The Review from Subscribers.
 THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-30

King Edward. it is said, Is afraid that the people of England would, If they were permitted to sote during the present state cf unrest. decide to