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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-18
TO PROHIBIT LOTTERIES

Ac Act to Prohibit Lotteries and Lot tery Devices Within the Territory of Arizona.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-16
THEY ARE ON
THE W AY TO
CHICAGO
OREGON SHORT LINE OFFICIALS
DEPART FOR THE EAST!
Many Of Them Called to Headquarters
But For What Purpose is Not
Made Known.

1t would seem as it headquarters Of
the oregon Short Line system are be-
ing removed from Salt Lake to Chi
cago-temporarlly at least. Last Sat
urday morning General Manager Ban
croft and several important members
OF his staff passed through Ogden en-
route for the Windy City, and this
morning Judge Farley l.. Williams Of
the Hartman legal department. d r.
Burley OF the Short Line passenger de-
partment. C. j. McNitt and Jack Dur
ham Of the freight and traffic depart
ments. passed through the city In a
private car to Join General Manager
Bancroft in Chicago.
All of these officials are reticent in
regard TO the nature of the important
business calling them TO Vice Presi-
dent Kruttschnitts headquarters. but
the assumption Is that freight rate
complaints from the west and north
west are the factors that are drawing
these prominent officials east in
bunch at this time.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-16
AN INTERESTING DISPLAY.

The Boyle Furniture Co.'S window
this week contains display OF some
of the work of Shrceve e Madsen ar
chitects. which Is more than ordinar-
lily interesting. The showing is a very
creditable one and indicates that their
observations in the east have not been
unsuccessful Some very fine and new
effects are obtained by using a com
b!nation OF brick. plaster and timber,
which with the pretty French win
dows. makes a most pleasing appear
ance.
This firm. although the youngest In
the city. is not by any means the
least enterprising. Besides several
fine residences, they are building a
three-story and basement addition on
Twenty-fourth street They have also
just had their plans accepted in com
petition with two Salt Lake architects
for large three-story Office building. =
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-16
WEATHERBY DRESSED
MEAT COMPANY
Successors to Lindsay Elite and eos,
ton Markets.

The above named firm have practi.
cally rebuilt the place formerly occu-
pied by the Boston Market.
The south window has been built for
a Refrigerator Meat Display, which in
Itself is a novelty. The north window
of the building Is being fitted up with
an aquarium and will be stocked with
trout, where they will be found at all
times ready for the market.
Upon the inside everything has been
arranged in neat and attractive man
ner. All the meat racks and hangers
are nickel-plated. the back counters
are all made of marble, The refrig-
orator meat counters are built of plate
glass and tile lined. which makes them
dust, fly and dirt proof
In fact. the whole interior OF the
sales-shop is finished in the most tas-
" style. regardless of expense.
In the rear room, which is to be
used for the manufacture of sausage,
etc, the floors are made OF cement.
and well drained and everything Is
neat and orderly
The upstairs rooms arc to be used
for the main offices and store rooms.
The chief claim for this place. is its
absolute cleanliness. and the best
meats on the market. and strictly first
class service Is guaranteed at all
times.
This place will be open for business
on Wednesday. August 18th =
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-16
PICK OCKET s
SENT BACK
TO JAIL
MEN HELD ON SUSPICION RE-
LEASED AND RE-ARRESTEO.
Detective Pender Places d Charge Of
Petty Larceny Against Hide
brand and McCarty.

Released from custody by order Of
the court and then re-aTested ten min
uteS afterward as they were leaving
the police station. was the experience
of Thomas Hildebrand and Thomas
McCarty this morning
The two Toms" were arrested about
ten days ago and were suspected Of
having had part in the pickpocket
performances, which took place on
the Bamberger railroad a short time
ago. They were held pending an in
vestigation, but were this morning or.
dered released
AS the men were about to depart
from the police station. Chief of De-
tectyes James Pender confronted
them with warrants charging them
with petty larceny. and they were
again put in Jail. The pair is not
looked upon fayorably by the police.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-16
E. j. MILNE, CHIEF CLERK
AT INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

The board of trustees of the State
Industrial school met at the school
Saturday afternoon. All OF the mem
bers were present and also Superln-
tendent Thomas and his successor, Dr.
Gowans.
AT this meeting the appointment of
Z. ] Milne, formerly assistant coach
al the University Of Utah and athletic
director at the Latter-Day Saints uni
yersity In salt Lake as chief clerk at
the state institution WAS confirmed.
The appointment was made by Dr..
Gowans.
The chief clerks Office has been
substituted for the office of assistant
superintendent which has been abol-
ished
Paroles were granted to twelve in
mates OF the school. AT the close Of
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-16

eral lie Roys In this vicinity. but
they are no relation 10 him. He is
the son Of well-known local mall
carrier
You savc money by storing your
winters supply OF coal before Sep
tember LIST. The Coal" in hard OF
soft. 2001 pounds in every ton. Shurt.
liff & Company. =
For a Time In Ogden canyon-The
Thistle club OF Salt Lake will arrive
at Ogden on the regular train Wed
nesday morning 10 take part In eXer'
cises arranged for the day and even
ing In Ogden canyon and will return
TO the capital city on a special train
leaving Ogden Wednesday evening at
1O:45
Rock Springs, Kemmerer. Castle
Jones Coal Co =
Utah Shots Oepsrt-The Utah rifle
team left for the east this afternoon
10 take part in rife contest at La
Come. Ohio. The sharp shooters arc
travelling in special tourist car and
this was attached 10 the fast east
bound Los Angeles Limited. The
shooting tournament is of a national
character and Is drawing attendance
from the best shots In every state
In the union. The California rifle
team also headed for the Buckeye
state passed through ogden on the
early morning train and the party
contained twenty OF the supposedly
best shots on the Pacific coast.
Kodak Finishing, Tripp Studio, $40 26th.
Returns From omaha-F F. Lewis,
superintendent of the Hartman din
ing car and hotel system returned
from Omaha on the Los Angeles Linn
lted last night and will linger at head
quarters for some time
That Good Coar'-2 900 pounds to
a ton. Rock Springs, Clear Creek and
Castle Gate Bamberger Ogden Coal
Co, 1921 Washington avenue. Both
phones 1000. =.
Head of Coal Departmental. o.
Clark in charge of the fuel depart
ment and coal mines Of the Hartman
system OF western railroads, came In
from tue west IN his private car this
morning and continued east on delay
ed No. 10 this forenoon,
cOAL-Rock Springs. Castle Gate
and Clear Creek Gillette Coal Co,
1853 West eth st. Phones 1914.
Bound for YeIlowstone.-The Bliss
tourist party of siXty-iiye people are
en- route TO Ogden over the Rio Grande
system and will take side trip TO the
park. returning TO this city Sunday
morning next and continuing on TO the
coast over the Los Angeles route.
Advertisers must nave their COPY for
the Evening Standard the evening be-
fore the day on which the advertise.
ment Is to appear in order to insure
publication.
Eastern Board Of Trade.-The Wor-
cester Board of Trade party will spend
several days in northern Utah on the
return trip from the coast and Will
do The Yellowstone Park for period
of five or six days
The best carriage service at Aliens.
for pirate calls. funerals or operas.
Also prompt baggage delivery. Both
phones %. 412 25th street.
COAL. celebrated Peacock, Rock
Springs nut, the summer coal. John
Farr. Phone 27. =.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-16

zie Sutherland at her home. 545 Twen.
ty-third street. Saturday afternoon.
Some time ago Mrs Sutherland was
terribly frightened when a suspicious
looking character approached her and
her daughter while they were standing
on the corner OF Washington avenue
and Twenty-third street Mrs Suth-
erland thought the man was about IN
rob them, and she tainted 1t was
some time before she was resuscitat-
ed. and from that time she never re-
gained her speech.
Mrs. Sutherland had been resident
of Ogden only about six weeks. com.
ing here from Park City, where she
had lived for a number Of years, She
was born In Scotland, May 3. 1851.
She was the mother Of seventeen chill
dren. twelve of whom survive Five
sons and one daughter were at her
bedside when she died. The other
children are in England.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-16
WOMAN WILL
RIDE W lid
STEER
FAIR ASSOCIATION CONTRACTS
WITH FAMOUS ROUGH RIDERS.
Challenge Issued to Oklahoma Wo-
man Champion Rider Of the World
Wild West Show Coming.

The Four-State Fair has secured a
big Wild West show for the Fair this
fall. which begins three weeks from
today. The management signed up
contracts today with Dave Sparks
Mrs. Bee Sparks and w. r. Thornton
TO pull of the big wild west show as
a free attraction on the Fair grounds.
One act will be performed in the
race track center field between each
OF the regular races and there will
be also a complete wild west show
each evening
Mrs. Bee Sparks of Dillon. Mont,
Will ride wild steer and ride a
bucking broncho twice each day. af.
ternoon and evening. If the manage
ment will furnish the steers. Doctor
Rowe says the steers will be fur.
niShed.
Mrs. Sparks was defeated for the
worlds championship at the recent
Wild West show at Salt Lake City by
Mrs Goldie St Clair of Oklahoma.
Mrs. ST. Clair Is riding on August
18th, Frontiers Day, at Cheyenne,
and Mrs, Sparks today sent the fol
lowing challenge to Cheyenne. Wyo.,
requesting the worlds champion 10
defend her title at Ogden. Utah. Sept.
9th to 1lth, final test to be made
on last day OF the Fair,
Mrs. Sparks says that Mrs. ST. Clair
did not ride a free saddle and also
had the stirrups tied down and that
is 10 ride without bride and with a
free saddle without rolls 10 hold the
rider In the saddle
Mrs. st. Clair can hardly refuse the
challenge Those who know her say
she will accept all conditions made
by Mrs Sparks, that while she used
the protective measures they are not
necessary. There will be some fun at
the big Fair this year Here Is the
challenge;
Challenge Issued
TO Mrs. Goldie St Clair. Onam-
pion Woman Rider of the World.
Oklahoma, present address, Cheyenne,
Wyo;
Madam: l hereby challenge you
10 ride bucking bronchoes upon the
ogden. Utah, Four-State Fair grounds
for the championship of the womans
rough riders of the world, on the fol-
lowing conditions.
"First-The stirrups must NOT be
hobbled.
"Second-The spurs must NOT be
locked.
"Third-There must be NO rolls on
the saddle, to stop you from falling
of
"Fourth-We are both TO ride with
hackamores; no bride allowed The
stunts that both of us arc 10 perform,
and the winner of the three stunts
shall be proclaimed the Champion
Woman Rider of the World" are as
follows;
Event No. Ito ride wild steer.
Event No. 2-Rope a wild steer.
Event No 3-To ride a wild buck
ing broncho.
OR of any other stunts that can be
agreed upon.
Il Will bring my own horses and
you bring yours | will ride my owa
the first day, and you ride yours. and
| will ride yours the second day. and
you ride mine the second day
This event TO take place on the
Ogden Fair grounds September 9Th
to 11th.
Unless you appear there TO defend
your title. will claim the champion
ship OF the 'Woman's Rough Riders
OF the World
(SignedD MRS. BEE SPARKS,
Address Dillon Mont
"Or address the Inter-Mountain
Four'State Fair. Ogden. Utah"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-16
AL is
RE URNING
EAST
PASSES THROUGH OGDEN IN
PRIVATE CAR WILDWOOD"
Has Stood the Long Journey Without
Fatigue Although He is Over
Seventy Years Of Age.

Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimore. Bish-
on Foley of Detroit and several dig
nitaries of the Catholic church arrived
from Salt Lake this morning in the
private car Wildwood" and after
remaining in Ogden several hours
continued on east over the Union Pa
cine system, The party was in charge
Of q. o. McCormick, assistant to Gen
eral Traffic Manager Stubbs.
Cardinal Gibbons Is more than three
score and ten gears OF age and. al
though hardly vigorous in appearance.
is apparently In the enjoyment OF eX-
cellent health. He has stood the long
trip of thousands of miles with ap-
parent ease and Is enthusiastic over
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-16

the meeting twenty-five boys applied
for parole I'm person. but no action was
taken I'm the matter.
Action regarding the purchase Of
new cells from the Pauly Jail COM
pany was deferred until a later meet
ing. The girls new cottage was or
derod completed.
II was reported at this meeting that
John Edgar. who escaped from the
school not long ago. had been appre-
hended at Pueblo. Colo A parole Of
ficer was instructed TO go to Pueblo
and bring the hoy back to the school.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-16
M j s | { | AN s
SEE GR EAT 7
SALT LAKE
COOKS DRUM CORPS TAKEN
OVER THE CUTOFF
Band viii Return From the Inland Sea
On Southern Pacific No.
This Evening.

Prof Mcclellan of the Salt Lake
Tabernacle choir arrived from the
south this afternoon with a Denver
band and Cooks drum corps of sixty
five people whom he Is escorting
across the Ogden-Lucin cutoff on an
observation trip. The musicians have
been in attendance at the Grand Army
encampment and we're anxious to in
spect the great cutoff before returning
TO Colorado.
The party viii return from the west
on passenger train No. 4 this evening
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-16
I TRA Y elm q
SALESM AN
ROBBED
HAD BEEN CARELESS AND LOST
HIS WATCH,
Offered a Reward Which Failed to
Bring Resulte-tis Mail
Is Also Taken.

A travelling salesman from Minnea-
polls. Mimi, who does not care TO
have mis- name mentioned, called at
the police station this morning aId
reported that his handsome gold
watch and chain had been stolen
from his coat pocket In an observa~
ton car on the Denver & Rio Grande
railroad last Thursday, while lie was
on his way TO Salt Lake City He
asked the police TO be on the lookout
for the missing article. as he had an
iuea tnat an attempt would be made
10 pawn it. The watch was a gift
from his mother on his sixteenth
birthday. and he prizes 1t highly.
II have been on the road for years 20
declared the salesman. "and have had
no trouble of this kind to speak of
You know, We old veterans of the
grip forget TO look out for pickpock-
cts after we have travelled so long
and once in awhile we gel Stung.
The green man on the road is CON
tinually on the watch for a thief or a
crook, but he gets over that after
awhile and then gets careless
1t was rather hot In the obServa-
'tion car, and | removed my coat and
hung 1T up, never thinking of losing
my watch. When ] put the coat on
again, the watch and chain had dis
appeared, and ! was very much pro-
voked.
After I discovered my loss, / sent
train official through the coaches,
but that didn't do a bit Of good
Another thing that | might men
tion is that somebody here in Ogden
who bears the same name as mine
has called at the general delivery
and got my mail had my expense
check in the letter that he got. and
must say that | would like to get
tbat r,npo,-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-16
CHlCAGO'S NEW CHIEF
is LEROY T. STEWARD

Chicago. Aug. 16-Chlcago alder
mn In special session today confirm
ed the appointment of Colonel Leroy
T. Steward as chief OF police TO sue
ceed George NJ. Shlppy resigned.
Colonel Steward will probably be
gin the active performance of his new
duties late In the week. after dlspos-
ing OF affairs pending In his former
work as superintendent OF the city de-
livery In the Chicago postofllce.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-16

his trip through the Yellowstone park
and 10 the national encampment of
the Grand Army of the Republic. His
reception In Titan was a pleasant incl
dent OF his trip west and his presence
and participation in the dedication of
the great Catholic cathedral and pleas
Ing to his eminence and TO the mem
berShip of that church.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-16
REMEMBER

Brewery Workers day is Thursday.
door sports and dancing. Bring some
timber and cheese and We will furnish
the rest -
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-16
CAUSES THE
DEATH OF A WOMAN

A rupture of a blood vessel Of the
brain, the result Of a severe fright, is
thought TO have been the direct cause
of the death of Mrs, Johannah McKen-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-16
Helps one
Think
There s a Reason"

BY the way, if You haven T yet
found "The Reason" take a
Post" graduate course by in
vesting ID cents in a pkg. and
carefully think over the facts in
the little book, "The Road to
Wellvile, y found in every third
pkg. Zone goes in every third
pkg, since we passed the l00-mil-
hon mark Formerly one was put
in every pkg
1t will well repay anyone to
add to his general education the
facts of life detailed in the little
brochure.
pOoTJTM CRDR,u 10 rnn
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-16
OGDEN CANYON EXCURSION

Third Ward at the Hermitage. Tues
day. August nth. Amusements In the
afternoon Dancing In the evening.
Round trip fare 25c
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-16
MODERN WOODMEN
ATTENTION.

Every member Is requested to be
present at the meeting Tuesday even
ing Business Of importance.
]. H. SHAFER, Clerk Committee
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-16
OraCle--I --Isis--G!Obe

ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAM
TODAY.
Five Biographs. all features.
THE BETTER WAY.
A STRANGE MEETING,
THE CONVlCT'S SACRIFICE.
CARDINALS CONSPIRACY.
WITH HER CARD.
One Big Selig Feature.
THE LEOPARD QUEEN.
kalen, Edison, Vta9raph and Plenty
Of Comic
THE BABY SHOW is still on. with
five babies for this week Several
babies were entered too late for this
weeks show, but win be In next week
BRING YOUR BABIES NOW.
LADIES' SOUVENIR MATINEE OR.
AClE AND ISIS WEDNESDAY.
SILVER SPOON MATINEE THURS.
DAY ISIS THEATER.
-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-16
Q G c Q G c @ @ G Q Q Q Q O 9
GIRL WIFE ENDS
HER OWN LIFE.

@ San Francisco. Aug. 10
c. Holding her baby in her arms,
G Mary Bergstrom. the 16-year
g old OF Southern Pacific
q switchmau, was shot in a lodg-
g ing house on Fourth street
q early today, and died within an
q hour, August Bergstrom, the
Q husband, who claims TO have
. entered the room just as the
. shot was fired, told the other
@ dodgers and the police that his
@ wife had committed suicide.
g He was taken to tho city pris.
Q on and Is held pending an in
O ycstigation.
G Bergstrom said he and his
9 wife quarreled last night
G @ @ C C 9 g @ @ g g Q 9 100
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-09-16
Practical Us. Ideal Socialism

- ism in your issue of August
26th, and Mr. Raoul should thank
you for showing up the folly of such
impractical ideas. We have had in
this section quite following, but
they have been shown up so COM
pletely that but few now can be
gathered together to make but a
small showing in politics.
What is Socialism, and what has
been the cause of SO much discon-
tent among the people?
Will our industrial people ever get
their eyes open enough to realize
that their interest is not in forming
an ideal, instead of practical con-
dition. Not realizing this the So
cialistic orator, or writer, will tell
you the "Trusts" are the legitimate
results of competition, which is ex-
actly the reverse, as it is the want
of competition that fosters them.
Our Government in a measure repre-
sents practical Socialism, in regard
to the postal revenue and coinage,
and it is to be hoped that it will
carry the mail instead of paying
three prices to private corporations
Reforms move slowly and it is
hoped that in time every city in the
United States will own it's water, gas,
electric lights as we'll as it's street
90 pf hni iorin mol IN hn
pie. That would be practical Social
ism, but the ideal Socialist proposes
to own in common all the means of
production and distribution, gov
erned by no law but the dictation of
some local boss.
We are not living in an ideal
world, as we have to combat these
| formidable antagonists, ignorance,
greed, and monied aristocracy.
1t is, however, an indisputable fact
| that there is discomfort among the
people that, if judicially considered,
may bring about beneficial reforms.
| An able writer states that; -"From
time immemorial, from the earliest
| step in human advancement, in every
| land that has secured taste of civil
| liberty, there has always been a par
| ty of discomfort. 1t is through these
| parties of discomfort that the ad-
| vancement of the race has been Sc
| cured. No party of men that was
| content, that was satisfied with ex-
| listing conditions, has ever advanced
| the cause of humanity or civil lib
| erty. 1t was the party of discomfort
| that established Magma Charta. 1t
| was the party of discomfort that
| pitched the tea overheard into Bos-
ton Harbor. 1t was the party of dis
| content that tore down the Bastile
| Discomfort brought our home rule in
Ireland, and from age to age, the
| party of discomfort, bequeathed from
| sire to son, has worked out the sal
vation of the world" Yet discomfort
should always be confined to prac-
tical lines.
The great stumbling block in So
cialism is, their ideas are imprac-
| teal as 1 shall attempt to show:
1