The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-30

WIN Iue ROBBERY. She NAV be
held Tor vagrancy. The officers do
not question but that the Jan lost
the money and that some one in the
Alley got 1t, but they are not certain
as TO the identity of that person An
attempt at blackmail is reported in
connection with this case.
New Ogden Theater-Important
Announcement, After repeated Of.
lorts on Mr.. Allison's part he has re.
ceived wire from Mr.. Cort to re.
duce the prices at the theater for
January lst matinee and evening from
$3.50 to $1.00. Only a few seats will
be sold for S1,5O, in order TO comply
with contract. The prices therefore
for The Girl at the Helm" win he
S1.OO, 75c, soc and 25c. For the mat.
inee the best seats viii be 75c. soc
and 25c. with few seats sold at
Sl.0O. Seats now on sale at Culley
Drug Co
Cement Plant Runnine.-Notwith-
standing the extreme cold weather
that has prevailed In Weber CANYON
during the last ten days. the cement
plant Of the Union Portland Cement
company OF this city has been In CON
stant operation, except for shut
down OF II hours to give the en-
ployes an opportunity to spend the
time In Christmas festivities. Man
ager ellison says the company expects
TO keep the full force of men at work
during the entire winter. The work
accomplished at this time is not as
satisfactory as during the warmer
nc ha
will justify keeping the men at work,
In Police Court.-In the municipal
court this morning the grind was
rather short, and uneventful a lone
drunk was on the mouUners bench.
He pleaded guilty to the charge and
was sentenced to pay a fine of So or
20 10 jail five days. He gave his
name as Thomas Ragan Flora VII
son failed to appear before the judge
to answer the charge of vagrancy and
her bail. amounting to SO, was de-
clared forfeited. James Francis and
Joe Ross, the two colored gentlemen
who were arrested yesterday for en-
lerlng into a flstic encounter In front
OF the Assembly saloon, on lower
Twenty.flfth street. were not In court
lHlS IlOi mug l'l ~ idi- u'Al udli vi
80 each was forfeited,
Stabbed Last Nieht.-A fight occur
red at o'clock last night in front of
q saloon on lower Twenty-fifth street,
between three men, one OF whom was
quite badly stabbed with a knife. The
victim OF the assaults was taken TO
the police station where the city ply
Siclan dressed his wounds and he de-
parted for his home. The men who
did the stabbing are still at large.
They made their getaway through the
rear Of the saloon.
Child Seriously lll.-Paul Noble. the
one-year-old child of Mr and Mrs.
Lawrence Noble of 2252 1-2 Wash
avenue is dangerously Ill of pneu
monia. The child's life is despaired
of
Diphtheria in EceIes Home.-Since
last Sunday Mrs. David Eccles has
been under quarantine for diphtherla
at her home She Is now under the
care OF DTs. Joyce and Allen. Her
condition Is considered favorable to-
day, bat she has been very i'll dur
ing the three days prior. Anti-toXlne
was administered to Mrs. EcCles and
the children as soon as the disease
was diagnosed The anti,toXine rem
edy was administered TO the children
as a preventive.
Birth and Oesth-The infant daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Heber G. Oborn,
who died at the family residence,
114S Twenty-third street, this morn
Il In ckt tN
etery this afternoon. Funeral ser
vices Will be held at O'Clock.
Oeath Of Pioneer - Jens c,
Christensen, n pioneer of Plain City,
died at his home In Plain City yester-
day of general debility. The deceased
was born in Denmark SO years ago,
but most of his life had been spent
In Utah, He came TO this state 10
years ago He Is survived by three
sons. Jens c. Christensen, Ogden;
Anthon NJ. Christensen. Plain City
and Peter ]. Christensen of Plain
City and one daughter, Mrs. Hilda
Moyes of Plain City. Funeral se"-
vices will he held at the Plain City
meeting house at o'clock, Friday af'
tcrnoon, and interment win be In the
Plain City cemetery.
Ice is elasted.-The task Of blast
ing away the mountain of ice at the
mouth OF ogden canyon has been
completed. The miners were non
4 plussed for a couple Of days. but they
4 solved the problem yesterday and cy
/ cry shot fred in the great glacier
! had a telling effect The ice came
! tumbllng down 10 the bottom OF the
! canyon by the tons. 1t Is thought thai
! there is no further danger OF slide
the great bulk of the ice having beer
! removed Those who have attempted
to estimate the quantity of ice tha
had accumulated on the side of the
| mountain where the recent slide oc
| Cured, have placed 1t at 500 tons
and nearly that quantity was sho
down yesterday.
Telephones VIII Rin9.-The Bel
Telephone Will give the exact time o
the departure OF the old year on New
Years eve. Clubs and parties VIII b,
called up at the exact hour OF mid
night II they leave their requests VIII
w O. Ramshaw. local manager OF tn
Bell The ogden Office will be ii
direct connection with Washington
and the government clocks will tic
of the seconds beginning two mir
utes before the end OF the year