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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-25
oRPHEUM'S BILL TONIGHT.

Tonight is the last presentation OF
this weeks great bill at the 0rphcUm
Every one Is talking of it and the larg
est crowds OF the season have wit
messed It. This afternoon several hun
dred school children attended the per-
fo.mancc.
The big hit Is an exceptional novel
ty. II is Sam Watson's Farm Yard
circus. an English act which was per
sonally selected by General Manager
Martin Beck during enc OF his Euro
pean tours in quest OF acts for his
circuit 1t Is without a peer in the
amusement world The most stupid
OF beasts and fowls have been tTan-
ed TO do remarkable things In the
troupe arc rCosterS. geese. lambs.
pigs, donkeys and cats and dogs. Griff,
the English Juggling clown, and his
quaint patter keep tho audiences roar
ing, Others on the bill are acts which
stand at the head OF their respective
classes. They are Schrodc &c Mulyey.
very funny singing. dancing and
talking number, Harry Richards and
company in a sketch In which pleas
ing songs are presented: Herbert &,
Willing. the famous black face com
edians. Beth Stone. the dainty toe
dancer, and good lot of moving pic
lures.
The sale of tickets for next weeks
bill which Will be ppt on Sunday night
is large,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-25
ACTION COMM MEHCED IN
THE DISTRICT COURT

In the civil division of the Munic-
ipal court this morning, the West
ern Brokerage company commenced
suit against ], w. Eggleston for
S1S3,S0. alleged TO be due on a certain
promissory note
The Boyle Furn!cure company is su-
ing Joseph j Bell 10 collect the sum
OF S3SG5, which is claimed to be due
on account.
The Russell-James company filed
complaint against r. r. Weaver In
which they claim the defendant Is In
debted TO them in the sum of 5000
for goods and wares.
The Harkness-DiX company COM
menced suits against the following
named defendants:
c. #, Frederickson for S14.l0 duo
on 4 note
l.. w. Anderson for s2I5O balance
due on note
l.. e. Gibson for $3.50 claimed to be
due on promissory note.
Frederick Gricola for $li15 due on
a note
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SEEN
ELECTRICAL DISTURBANCE PUTS
WIRES OUT OF SERVICE.
Al 6 O'Clock This Morning tho Au-
rora 6oreaIIs LIE UP the Northern
SkIcS-Oisturoance Not Local.

With the appearance OF the north
ern lights laSt niGat there was an
electrical disturbance all over the
country. For a time this morning
nearly every telegraph wire in Ogden
was inactive and but yery few mes
sages were sent or received at the
Western Union or Postal Office. The
S,orm has subsidized this afternoon.
however and the wires are again fit
fully carrying electric current,
Manager McGinnis of the Western
Union Telegraph company says the
aurora borealis today created more
trouble with the telegraph wires than
ever before in his recollection. For
awhile we were completely tied up"
said he "and it looked as though bus
mess would he suspended during the
major portion of the day. but II Is
much better this afternoon
There was beautiful display of the
aurora borealls at O'Clock this morn
ing and. 10 doubt. the electrical illum-
ination will be visible tonight.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-25
OVERALL AND SHIRT FACTORY
HAS a BRIGHT OUTLOOK

Many industries of the country have
developed TO the point where they are
Independent. and selt-Supporting, and
Ii is no longer necessary chat govern
mcnt legislation be enacted in their
favor. Nor Is 1t necessary for them to
appeal 10 capitalists for aid They
have all the capital at their command
TO place their enterprises upon the
vantage ground. Every possible equip
ment for the progress of the business
is at hand and they are placed In a
position to supply the market de-
mands, and thus reap splendid profits
which are readily turned into the cof.
fers of the stockholders. even though
they operate on narrow margins OF
gain
But there are other concerns, manu-.
featuring institutions I'm embryo, that
need support Not legislative support,
but the confidence of the people of
the district in which they operate and
the Investment OF money to warrant
the successful workings OF the enter
prise. These are usually home con
Germs OF limited means. The market is
ready to support the factory but the
factory is not prepared TO furnish the
goods because of lack of equipment,
There Is just such an institution In
the city Of Ogden The Ogden Overall
& Shirt factory is in position where
1t needs nothing but money with
which TO equip the plant with sufH-
Client machinery 10 manufacture the
goods for the orders that are daily
coming into the Office. There is plen-
ty of eastern capital ready for invest
ment In the company. but the man
ayers do not caro- 10 entertain eastern
capital, until the home people have
been given an opportunity 10 place
their money in the enterprise. And
from the standpoint of commercial
economies, II is stated that II would be
well for the Ogden business men who
have money for invcstment to take
hold of the proposition and place 1t
upon a plane commensurate with its
environment and opportunities
The company is incorporated with n
capital stock of $4,000 onehalf of
which has been subscribed and paid
for There is s25.00O worth of the
treasury stock chat is being placed on
tho market, The object OF selling the
stock being 10 raise sufficient money
with which TO install plant that win
he adequate TO supply the demands
now being placed upon the institution.
The plant is runnl>S at the present
time eighteen machines in the manu-
facturc OF ovcralls and able 10 supply
only about one-half OF the daily orders.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-25

There ought TO be at least forty ma
chimes at work. The company ia turn
ing out about twenty-five dozen pairs
of overals each day and vet they are
behind over two months in the filling
OF orders. What the company needs
today Is capital With which to pur-
chase the needed machinery for the
successful operation OF the factory.
If this concern we're placed upon the
proper basis, it would mean d payroll
of large proportions, the employment
OF not fewer than forty people
The managers state that their or
dcrs for this year indicate conclusive
" that they can command business
of S15o000 next year II they can only
set the equipment desired The build
ing now occupied by the factory Is
50 feet wide by 9G feet long and two
stories high, and it Is contemplated
10 build within the next sixty days,
an annex 75 feet by 110 feet. one
story high.
The manufacture OF overalls with
this concern is no longer an expert
ment. Its feasibility is an established
fact and the profits are bevond ques-
ton. The company wants assistance
from businessmen of Ogden and they
in turn promise to give great benefits
to the commercial realm OF the city
and 10 the men who invest their mon
ey Everything in the factory is mod
ern in every detail but tho capacity
must be doubled, Home capital Is
solicited Ogden f-or-e already in.
terested in this company are D. C.
Eccles, president w NJ McKendrIck,
vice president; John NJ. Wilson. secre.
tary and treasurer; NJ. Alswang, man
ager,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-25

lican League club, announces that
President John Hays Hammond of the
National League of Republicans, will
deliver an address at the Commercial
club In Salt Lake tonight on the cues
ton OF Businessmen I'm Politics"
The pretty fairy story for Children,
TON THUMB AND THE SEVEN
MILE BOOTS" in moving pictures. at
the GLOBE THEATER. -
B. 6 G. Butter is awarded the high
est prize wherever exhibited Does
that tell You anything? -
Republican eadges.-Badges OF tho
OGdon Republican League club have
been prepared for all OF its members
10 be worn tomorrow. Taft Day Over
400 badges have been distributed
Bad Coal spoils cooks and cooking
Lewis Good Coal never does. Phones
149.
Wanted-White rags at Standard
office. =
Rock Springs, Kemmcrer. Castle
Gate. Anthracite and Coke. NJ. l..
Jones Coal Co. -
WANTEO-GiRLS AT UTAH CAN.
MING FACTORY. CORNER esTH
AND PACIFIC. FOUR CENTS PES
PAIL FOR PEALING.
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SEASON
UTAH CANNING COMPANY HAS
HAD A BIG RUN.
Two Million Cant Required For the
Campaigu-125 People Employed
in the Factory.

The tomato canning season is now
at its best and the factories in and
around Ogden are the scenes of great
activity The Utah Canning company
yesterday received 45 wagon loads OF
tomatoes. averaging two tons To
lead To can this heavy tonnage, the
company has 125 men. women and
bows working at capacity during eight
hours of the day.
The Utah Canning company has al
ready shipped out this season fifteen
cars Of canned tomatoes and has cx-
hauStcd supply of cans which filled
half train. and a second order of
cans IS now en- route to the factory
On Thursday a car Of 10000 one
gallon cans of tomato pulp was load,
ed for shipment to the eust
Before the canning season is over.
the Utah Canning company Will ham
ole 2,000000 cans which gives some
idea Of the growth of the business
which was established twenty years
ago by l. n Pierce and with whom is
now associated Geo IL. Matson as
vice president and F. w Matson, sec
rotary, with II, J.. Harrington as COM
mercial agent.
The last Of the tomato crop should
be picked by the end of next week
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-25
ALL IN READINESS
FOR THE PRESIDENT
Streets Have Off Noon Sunday the Canyon
Be Closed Against All Travel-Automobes Put Through
Test Run From the Depot to Idewild-
Many Special Officers.

ing have worked diligently and every
thing is in readiness for the distin-
Guished visitor. Nothing has been
left undone 10 make the visit OF the
national executive one OF mutual
pleasure TO the thousands of people
who will greet him as we'll as TO the
president himself.
A meeting of the entertainment
committee, subcommittee of the
general committee was held at the
Weber clug last night TO make final
arrangements for the entertainment
An Official Welcome
When President Taft and the mem
bers of his party arrive here tomor-
row Afternoon, in addition TO the thouS-
ands of people who will gather at
the depot. there Will be delegation
OF citizens composed Cd some of Og-
den's leading business men. headed
by Mayor A. l. Brewer, to offer him
an official welcome. In order that no
time will be lost. as the presidents
visit here will be limited TO three
hours, automobiles will be In waiting
for the distinguished visitor and his
escort. who Will be taken at once to
Ogden canyon to visit one Of the pret-
tiest stretches of scenery in the entire
west No stop will be made until the
procession of automobiles reach Les
ter park when President Taft will de-
liver an address.
The Ogden city band with a full
complement of the leading musicians
Of the city VIII be at the depot, and
Will render program OF selected
music at Lester park. On the return
trip from Ogden canyon the president
will be driven through Liberty park
where the school children OF the
Weber county and city schools Will be
lined up to greet him.
To Decorate City
In every city included In the pres.
idents itinerary which he has thus far
visited there has been much patriot
ism eyinced. and Ogden city canot
afford to be backward in this respect
Merchants along Twenty-lifth street
and Washington avenue. and citizens
living along the route to be taken by
the president are especially urged 10
decorate their stores and residences
In honor of the presidents visit. The
use of bunting. flags and other decora"
tionS Will go a long way towards as
sisting the committees In their work
and will have tendency 10 create
favorable impression in the minds of
the president and the other visitors
who Will be here on Sunday
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-25

Mayor Brewer and a number of the
automobile drivers for tomorrow's pro-
cession to Ogden canyon and return
made a final drive 10 the Idlcwild and
back this morning for the purpose of
fixing. 10 an absolute certainty, the
speed required TO make the drive In
the time designated for the Presi-
dents party. The D. A. Smyth machine
lead out without q single hitch. and
with an evenness of speed that per-
haps could not be excelled. covered
the distance In exactly one hour and
thirty minutes
Everything will be In complete
readiness for the occasion, and when
the train carving President Taft ar
rives at the Union Depot at o'clock,
Sunday, the train OF automobiles will
be ready TO move forward, and at that
moment a perfect Gordon of mounted
police and special officers on foot will
be formed between the depot and Idle
wild. nine miles away. Every precau-
tion has been taken to insure regular
ity in every particular and furnish as
surance to the President that all Is
well.
A heavy wire has been stretched
along the curb on Twenty-fifth street
and on Washington avenue as far
north as Twenty-fourth street which
will prevent the crowd from rushing
into the roadway over which the Pres,
idcnt Will pass.
The grounds at Liberty park Will be
wired for the school children who will
assemble there to see the President
Each teacher In the public schools
has made arrangements for the pupils
10 assemble at their respective school
houses tomorrow at about the noon
hour. where they will be organized
into companies and marched TO the
park to be stationed at point Of
vantage for viewing Of the Presidents
party as 1t passes
Tomorrow morning a wire will he
stretched along the center of Twenty.
flfth street and Washington avenue
to keep the streets open for the fire
department In case a fire should break
out while the President Is in the CITY.
At noon Sheriff Wilson will close the
roadway leading through Ogden can
Won, at both ends, and no travel will
be permitted on the boulevard until
after the Presidents party has return
ed TO the city.
Depot Master John Shields, Yard
master Pierce and other local officials
OF the Union Depot are making elab-
crate arrangements to prevent Presi-
dent Taft and the members OF his
party from being crowded and crushed
by multitude of people Sunday after.
noon when the presidential train ar
riveS. The train will come in on track
NO. l and. long before IL rolls into
the city. the Union Depot and its i'm.
mediate environments will be roped
on from the surging crowd and no
one VIII be permitted 10 enter whit.
Ing rooms or appear on the platforms.
except those having business or mem.
hers of the various reception commit
tees.
Al one o'clock tomorrow afternoon
William Howard Taft. president OF
the United States will arrive in Oc.
den to be the guest OF the city for a
period OF three hours when he VIII
take a train for the northwest on
the last lap of his transcontinental
journey.
The committees appointed last week
TO arrange for the presidents com
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-25
BA AMBERGER R
HAS A NEW
DEPOT
BUILDING OCCUPIED BY WATKINS
GROCERY LEASED.
Tenant VIII Vacate the Place as Soon
as New Two-Story Structure
is Built.

The lease taken on the Harris block
at the corner Twenty-ffth and Lin
coin avenue. by the Salt Lake &, Og-
den railroad, known as the Bamber-
ger road. will go iElto effect March
1910. Frank C. Watkins. who now oc-
cnpies the ground floor Of the build
ing with a grocery store, will begin tho
erection OF $4,000 business block a
short distance east OF the Harris
block, and Will push work cn the now
structure, The building will have a
frontage on Twenty-nfth street of
twenty-five feet and VIII be 100 feet
deep II will be a two-story building.
the upper part of which Will be used
for lodging purposes and thc ground
floor viii be occupied By Mr Watkins
grocery store.
It Is understood that the railroad
company win remodel the Harris
block so as TO make of It railroad
station. The partitions Will be TAX.
en- out and the entire ground floor will
be utilized for waiting rooms and of.
fees.
1t is understood that the five years
lease on the Harris block carries with
it an option TO purchase and that if
the location proves TO be advantage
ous. tho Rambergcr people viii estab-
lish permanent depot quarters there.
IL is eXccllently situated for depot pur-
poses for the Salt Lake 6; Ogden road.
IL being I'm the heart of Ogden.
Library VIII Clcso-The Library
VIII be closed tomorrow afternoon on
account of President Taft's visit to
Ogden.
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PRCES-MATlNEE-15, 2 seats EVeNN'
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RANDOM
REFERENCES
DR.. EPPERSON'S

Dental office is now on the third floor,
First National Bank Bldg. :
SPEND A PLEASANT HOUR AT
THE GLOBE THEATER AND SEE
OUR PRESIDENT AT THE SAME
TIME. SUNDAY NIGHT FROM 6
p. NJ. TO II P. M. =
Revival MectIngs-The Methodist
church has arranged TO begin series
OF revival meetings on Sunday. Octo-
Der Ord Rev. T. c. Webster Of Oma-
ha, Ncb. the conference evangelist
OF the Nebraska conference. Will assist
the church in this special effort There
will bo meetings every afternoon and
evening and greae success is assured.
The church is awake TO the oppoFtun-
itv and intends to push the meetings
with v1gor so as TO derive all the ben
eft that the visit OF Mr.. Webster may
bring. Those who have heard Mr..
Webster preach speak very highly OF
his ability and power. A cordial in
yitation is extended to tho general
public
Don't fall TO visit the Seventh Ward
Bazaar. held at the Amusement hall
on 18th St, one block cast of Wash.
Ave. Sept %. 80 and October 1st
Lunch and refreshments Hall Of
Children admitted free in the after
noon from 2 TIL p. m. Adults 25c
per couple.
The Royal Neighbors will give
card party and dance Monday evening
In Eagle Hall. Everybody invited
Admission Csc.
The Planet Mars.-The planet Mars
is the great object OF interest to the
scientific world just now. 1t being near
er to our earth than at any time for
years. What Is known about this
planet, from fact and conjecture. will
be the data used for illustrative mat
ter in the evening sermon at the First
Presbyterian church. Sunday night.
the theme being Heavenly Visitors
From Other Worlds, Their Influence
and Message to Our Own"
SEE PRESIDENT TAFT AT THE
GLOBE SUNDAY NIGHT.
Miss Edith Hoffman announces her
first complete showing of authoritative
Fall and Winter styles in both foreign
and domestic creations in Millinery,
commencing Monday, Sept. 9th. Sec
ond floor S. j. Burt Bros.
Declared Not Guilty The jury In
the trial of David Wadman and Cyrus
RawSon OF Plain City on the charge
of stealing water from Frank Skeen,
rendered verdict OF not guilty yes
terday afternoon The case was be-
fore the Municipal court during the
major portion of the DAY.
If you are unable to see PRESI-
DENT TAFT Sunday afternoon you
can see him Sunday Night at the
GLOBE THEATER," from P. M.
to II P. M.
Coal call up Parker G. Co, for
rates on lump. nut and slack
Four New Owelllngs-Iob Pingrce
is just finishing four dwelling houses
that have cost little over $4,000.
Two of them are situated on Wall ave-
nue., between Twenty eighth and
Twenty-ninth streets. gne other two
being on Twenty-ninth street between
Wall and Pacific avenues. The places
will be ready for occupancy within
the next week or so.
Only TWO more nights to see "Mo-
ZART'S LAST REoUElm." 6eaut-
ful Picture, ISIS THEATER.
Call Allen, phones %, for carriages
for funerals and operas Private cans
a speciality. Also prompt delivery of
baggage. 412 25th.
Hammond viii TaIk.-Presldent
George w. Davis Of tho local Repub-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-25
INQUIRE INTO MURDER.

Detroit, Sept 24-What is gener-
ally believed will be the last legal nc
tion in the Maybclle Millman murder
mystery began today in Ford village,
when the coroner's inquest into tho
girls death was opened.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-25
INVESTIGATE JURY TAMPERlNc

Chicago. Sept 24.-Witncsses wer'
called before the grand jury by States
Attorney Wayman today to give Toe
first testimony in connection with th,
jury tampering scandal and begin IL
formal investigation of the charges
concerning conditions In the office 0.
the jury commission of Cook county
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-06-11
NINETY DAY PERIOD
HAS NOW EXPIRED
ore -un1rso Ano T~erty Bills e
Last Legislature Without Err
srssncy 5ecoue Lars

Guthrie Okla. June ll--AoTe thau
tEothir8s of the bills passed ~ the
second Oklahoma legislature became
elective today and wfn Be the Law q
Oklahoma until repealed Or amended
There were 10 bills which did not
carry The emergency and therefore did
not become laws until - days after
the adjournment o. the legislature
OF this number s. are senate bills and
s. house bills
The second legislature attached the
emergency 70 less than one-third q
the total number Of bllls passed where
as more than half the laws passed By
the first legislature carried the emer
gency clause
Among the laws which become e.
fectire are some Of The most import
ant passed By the second legislature
including the Keys fish and game bin
which reTolutlonizes the game laws
d the state. the bill amending the tax
ferret law SO that no back taxes un-
paid before statehood can Be collect
ed under the new Law and reducing
the compensation Of the tax ferret 10
Is per cent of the collection: the Stat
ford juvenile court law establishing
courts for delinquent children in con
nection with the county courts in each
county and providing for the appoint
ment Of probation officers. and Law
on coal from two 10 one half per
cent making the taE the same as that
on OIL
Several important laws affecting
labor are among those that become
effective. including a law giving Ia.
borers in mines lien on all proper
ty Of the mining company for unpaid
wages requiring railroads TO build
sheds at division points for protection
Of mechanics working in the yards
during storms.
Among important bills relating to
education which become effective are
laws repeating the county high school
law. permitting the establishment of
county demonstration farms In each
county, appropriating 100000 for sec.
ondary schools Of agriculture in the
third, fourth and fifth supreme court
districts, authorizing boards Of edu-
cation to erect two Of more school
houses in the same district. requiring |
the teaching Of agriculture. horsicul- |
ture, stock feeding and domestic sci |
ence in the schools, appropriating $780, |
900 for secondary school Of agri- |
culture. in the panhandle district OF /
Oklahoma: establishing a normal ]
school at Ada. school for the feeble I
minded at Enid. creating an Industrial /
school tor girls at Chickasha and an
eastern university preparatory school /
at Claremore and establishing the
state school for the deaf at Sulphur
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-06-11
DEPARTMENT STILL
BUSY WITH CHARTERS

Guthrie. Okla. June 11-That capi-
tai still has confidence in Oklahoma
is evidenced by the applications for
charters filed with the secretary OF
state yesterday.
Oklahoma State Bank OF McAlester,
capital s25,0O0
Pioneer Car company Of FL Reno,
capital $4,000.
Hub Furniture and Racket com
pany. Custer City capital $4,000
The Columbus oil & Gas company
Of sapuipa, capital $4,000.
Oklahoma Stock company Of Okla
homa City, capital $4,000.
Bristow Building and Loan associa-
ton Of Bristow, capital $4,000
Oklahoma State Bank Of Tuttle,
capital $4,000
World Publishing company Of Dewey
capital $4,000.
Baruesville Light and Water com
pany capital 100000.
Chelsea Refining company, increas-
ed its capital stock from 100000 TO
5000. .O00
The Clinton Cemetery Association,
of Clinton. and the Oklahoma Gene
terry association Of Tulsa, were incor-
pOrated.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-06-11

The White Sox were the victors
over the Tulsa Giants yesterday after
noon by score Of 7 to s. IN the first
game between the two colored teams
Up 70 the ninth inning it looked like
the Giants had the game safely
slowed away. but a batting rally IN
the ninth turned thc tables.