The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-20

lund at Sandy last Thursday, wa.
yesterday declared hopeless para
noiac and committed to the asylum al
Provo.
Buy Red Cross Stamps IN Human
ity's Sake to Stamp out tuberculosis
Then buy Meats Stamped U. S. In.
epected for yours and your family s
sake. A guarantee that 1t is free from
| tuberculosis Germs. =
D. T. Tracy Qualified as Director
D. T, Tracy has qualified as a director
of the InterMountain Fair associa.
ton.
True Economy-Buying the best
High grade monumental work re.
quires first class material and work
manship. Joseph Parry & Sons Co,
225S Washington avenue.
Floods Causing TroubIe-Ernest
Lippincott of Portland arrived from the
north on the Oregon Short Line train
yesterday morning and reports con-
siderable trouble from floods on the
| o. r, &c n. road between Huntington
and coast points, where heavy rains
nave occurred during the past two
| weeks.
Advertisers must have their copy for
the Evening Standard the evening be-
fore the day on which the advertise
ne1t is to appear In order to insure
publication. =
Appointed Guardlan.-Nellie A. Per
llins, widow of the late DR., Perkins,
was yesterday appointed as guardian
of William A, George L., Helen and
Arthur Perkins, minor children and
has now qualified as such in bond
of $4,000, with the American Surety
company of New York as surety.
STORAGE at reasonable rates. In
good brick building. If you need any
room, consult John Scowcroft & Sons
Company. =
Qualified as Deputy Constable.-Al
G, Harris mas qualified in a $1,000
bond as deputy constable of Ogden
city.
HARD COAL turns Winter into Sum
nlcr Shurtliff's. Phones is.
To Be Made President Of Illinois Gen.
traI.-It is understood that w. R.
Scott. first assistant to Vice-president
Kruttschnitt Of the western Hartman
system, is likely to be made president
of the Illinois Central railroad, which
is now dominated by the Hartman
interests.
E-z-Money kelIy-Money to loan on
any good real estate. Geo. J. Kelly.
Program at Weber Aeademy.-The
program to be rendered by the Whit
ney Bros. quartette at the Weber ac-
ademy Thursday evening will be
one of the greatest treats ever en-
joyed by the Ogden public. The four
brothers have voices so atuncd that
they can assume the various parts
In a Quartette, and their close SYM
patny and magnificent team work en-
ables them to give a program of
beauty, harmony, symmetry and bal
ance. One Of the brothers is an ac-
companist Of Distinction another is
one of the best readers on the con-
cert platform The Whitneys compel
laughter or tears at will; delight the
ear, warm the heart in an evening that
is unique, artistic and complete. They
come as the fourth number Of the
academy lecture course.
B. r. T, 25Th ANNUAL BALL,
JAN. %, 'o9. CONGRESS DANCING
ACADEMY.
Reception in Honor of Elder Shurt-
liff-The members of the High Coun-
ell and auxiliary organizations of Web
er stake are giving A grand recep-
ton, including a fine musical pro-
gram, dancing and refreshments at
the Weber academy, at $50 tonight
in honor of D. Ray Shurtliff, who will
soon leave to take charge of the Liv-
erpool office of the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints The
public Is cordially invited to be pres
ent and special invitation to members
of the other stakes.
Place a trial order Of Groceries for
cash at Tribe C Jones and see how far
it Will go.
J. M. Davis to Be Acting Manager
While General Superintendent j. NJ.
Davis has not been formally appointed
acting manager of the Oregon Short
Line system. the heads of the more
important departments of that road
have been advised that Mr Davis will
act in that capacity during the abb
sence of General Manager Bancroft,
on a trip to the Hawaiian Islands
which IS a pretty rapid advancement
for the general superintendent, who
is a graduate of Jim Hills railroad
system.
Silyerbrook Anthracite Coal is best.
Lewis has it. Phones 14Y.
Runaways Found In eIlo.-John
and Ralph Gardner, the two young
men who made their escape from the
State Industrial school last Saturday
were captured at Pocntello yesterday
morning and will be returned TO the
institution today to do penance for
their foolish escapade. 1t is said that
when the boys were arrested at Poca-
tello, they were beating their way
north OH a freight train. The Indus
trial sent an officer of the institu-
tlon after the boys yesterday. The
lads were apprehended by police Off"
GERS at Pocatello who had a complete
description OF the runaways In their
| possession.
Grand Ball by the U,B. OF Carpenters
ond Joiners OF America. Wednesday,
Jan. 81, 1909. =
Burial of Mrs. Isabella LARSON
There was a large attendance at the
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