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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-07
ARCADIA RESULTS

twelfth day. Weather clear. Track fast.
FIRST RACE-one mile, selling, year Olds
Odds. Odd - Horse and Jockey. VT ST. Str Fin
3-l-Liberto (Riee) )..-.--.- -!o2 I b
3-l-orens page ,..-..---.l leo 22
lSrmsontop 1imh SWils0n9 d * ias % l.oS
liza 10. 1:26 8-5, 40. At post . minutes. on
at 2:1I. Desmages, Lucy c, Livius. Eyados, Teo
Beach. Royal Maxim. carmelina, kopek, Millie
R, Willie Gregg. st. OR. finished as named
Value TO winner 1925 Winner b. Z. by yinctor-
st. CECILIA Trained by c. c. West.
SECOND RACE-Four furlongs, purse. year
odds Horse and Jockey. VT st. Str. Fin.
1e5-C. H. Patten tTIowsrd) los ! 6 53
l9iRenSSas l9-Renssfgon .PGFfesp 3Rfes} IDS
minutes. OF at 2:44. silvia Fir; J. N. Stokes,
II. Barr, finished named. Value to winner
1925. Winner ch. c. by Santello-Katherine En-
mis-. Trained by W. ]. spiers.
THIRD RACE-one mile, selling, year olds
ODDS. Horse aud Jockey. VT ST. Str Fin.
11-5-c. ". Burt page 100 8 4 l6
eS-i-Frar iFrGnaofh of Esin eWisonj.1Si 81
Time-:12 20, "a, :36. As 100 50, IA.
I:26 20, 1889 4-5. At post minutes: on at
$40. Agnes Virginia, Joe Coyne, Paladini. Sink
Spring, Herman Doyle. Dredger, Light Comedy,
Bye Bye II, Illusion audubon, finished as
named Value to winner $50; winner b, g. by
BoH ue OEV-TAB 1-cdA- ti4iiAtu oy o'HcA'
FOURTH RAcE-seven furlongs, the tyild6re
handicap, purse:
odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. St Str. Fin
e-5-Glorio tHeury) .-----...l Ill 2i2
3-1-Gowan (Howard) .104 Il
s-5-Maltbie Pagel.--...... liz l l 20
Time-.l2 20. "a. 80 10, Al S-5, :59 2-5,
1912 2-5, "a 2-5. at post minutes. Of at
S:SS. Mark Anthony II also Value to win
ner $500. Winner b. b. by Galveston -cleodora.
Trained by owner.
FIFTH RACE-seven furlongs. purse. 3 year
oids and upward:
odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. ST. Str. Fin.
7-2-Ethel Day tHowsrdl .1o4 I'll
45--J. H. Reed tkennedyl lol 2 2
2ol-Hi caul Cap lArchibsldl LOG % 9 h
Time-:12 Is. % 4-5. :35 %, :4s, 1:oo 1:I3.
:25 20 At post 8 minutes. on at 4:o2. Rifle
man, Cebleskill Carasco. Calendar. finished as
named. Value to winner 1925. Winner 6. m.
by Faraday Ethel t. Trained by ". F. Walter.
SIXTH RACE-one and half miles, selling:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. St$Str. Fin.
4-1-st- Ilario (Rice) .-.... .1l3 4 2 IS
30-1-ozanne Henry ...-.-. Jos 3 81
Time-:12 As. "a 3-5, 80. AS As. 1:02. 1:15,
:2s, 1:41 I-5 "a 2-5, 2:33 Is. At post min
utes. OF at 4:27. RubinoR Rotrou, Vanen, fin
ished named. Value TO winner 1925. Winner
b. 6. by Salvador -Phids. Trained by J. Guen.
SEVENTH RACE-sfx and a 6aif furlongs,
selling:
Odds. Horse and Jockey VT: st. Str. Fin.
s-1-Roy T tPssel ......-...117 10 II
4-I-Buckthorne Howard. .Il4 10 s 20
Time-:O6 3-5, rs To- % 2-5. Al 4-5, "a 1-5,
1;oI 3-5, 1:2o At post Ga minutes. on a
merito, Dr. Mayer, :,,elton Cloth. Allen Lee. High
Ormonde, Angleface. Menso Shurtz, finished as
named Value to winner S325. Winner ch. c. By
Deering- Paula. Trained by T. Wright
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-07

JIM BARRY BEATEE-Boston. April g.
sandy Ferguson at Chelsea defeated Jim Barry
81 Chicago IN the tenth round Of scheduled u
round bout tonight. hut prevented from win
ming q Straight .yic-e-y By foul hloy from
Barry.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-07

The Howard automobile company
unloaded yesterday two more carloads
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-07

Tex Formsn Is doing some missionary. work
smong local h0rsemen in the interest OF the
Houston meeting. which il scheduled 10 open
april p and with which be viii be connected IN
sn official capacity. Quite q number Of locsl
stables viii ship 10 Houston st the close Of the
Ealfforuia season
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The Calls Handicap Forecast
By J. K. Jefery
Ratings for fast point each pound
RIGHTEASY-ALT MOZART
IDS and upward:


Remarks.
Races ereditable. but has been in hard luck.
Last race promising.
Should do better than recently.
Quit badly last out
Others of little present account.
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The Howard automobile company
unloaded yesterday two more carloads
= :. of the '09 Buick
Delivered 5fso ths neM a SHiR%S0S p Sorsst OF
ing cars. Immediate deliveries OF the
White Streaks" were made to the fol-
lowing customers: Standard oil COM
pany. city; Marion investment and real
" company, city; e. A. Newhall city;
Bonnard & knauss. Red BLUM; W. r.
Hunt, San Jose; Mr.; Leppo, Santa Rosa;
T. and A Fuller, BiggS, W. NJ Hale.
Redding; Santa Rosa garage. Santa
Rosa
The 40 horsepower touring cars were
delivered TO r Duncan, district attor-
ney at Ukiah; Albert Sutro of this city,
and James Clyne OF Benicia.
Frank Maskey. one OF the most promf-
nent merchants OF this city, has joined
Maskey Buys torists He ac-
= - yesterday OF one
Of the new Stude-
baker -Garford model c cars. Maskey
will use 1t a small portion OF the time
has planned many hunting and touring
trips all over the state. Like all the
recent Studebaker -CSarford arrivals
Maskeyss car is equipped with magnetic
plugs
The announcement was received from
New York yesterday that the Overland
The Overland olis has nnrebased
Buys FIant the Pope Toledo
plant at Toledo. q.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-07

LOS ANGELES, April Cone hundred and
twelfth day. Weather clear. Track fast
FIRST RACE-one mile, selling, 4 year olds
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-07

The announcement was received from
New York yesterday that the Overland
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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-07

Al KOenigsberg has some idea OF booking al
the Victoria and Vancouver meetings.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-07

a ItOiilDDlAf COHl
pany OF Indianap-
oils has purchased
the Pope = Toledo
plant at Toledo. q.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-07

Timea:os a. S. rs % 20 ~ a a. 80
1;07 35, 100. At post ca minutes. on al
4;561a. Mimic, Prometheus Dandy Fine Mas
merito, DR.. Mayer. SIelton Cloth. Allen Lee. High
Ormonde, Angleface, Menso Shurtz, finished as
named Value to winner S325. Winner ch. c. by
Deering- Paula. Trained by T. Wright
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-07

VIC Terry Is planning on taking Jockey Coburr
east 70 ride on the New York tracks at the clos,
Of the California season.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-07

y. A. Ross stable VIII be campalgned at the
Victoria and Vancouver summer meetings.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-07

Aimee ruptured a tendon IA her last race
and VIII not race again IN California this season.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-07

s. G. HIldreth has re-engsged his old stable
quarters at 6heepshead Bay and VIII ship his
horses east April 90
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Printers Appeal Presented

INDIANAPOLIS, April 6.-The arbi-
tration board of the American news
paper publishers association is in the
city meeting with President Lynch of
the international typographical union.
and his associates to determine sew
eral controversies that have come up
on appeal from different cities. The
cases under consideration to-day in
clude one from San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-07

Madmsn and Fordello both Of which have
been very useful performers here this season.
changed hsnds yesterday. II. G.. BedUFeIl bought
madmsn from Joe Jones for 81 600 and F. l.
F0rsytbe sold FOrdello 10 J. Kelly FOR $500 Bed
well has also purchased the mare Hampton
Beauty from Nose Goldblatt.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-07

" n Murray has accepted an appointment as
starter FOR the Butte and Ansconda meetings.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-07

liza 10, 1:26 3-5, 1:40. At post minutes. on
at 2:1T. Desmages, Lucy G, Liyius Evados. Teo
Beach Royal Maxim, Carmelina. kopek, Millie
r, Willie Gregg, st. Or finished as named
yalre 10 winner. 1920 Winner b. Z. by Ninctor-
ST. Cecilia. Trained by G. G. West.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-07

Tine-:24. :4e 10 AT post = minute. on
= place. show; Creuse, 6-5 show "
Trained By c. Mulhollahd. Start good.
price-Creuse s. Ship 1915. Picnic 9. Phi
the front at the turn and thereafter held
meeting with early interference and was
to begin. closed stoutly. Mary Dees and
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-07

General Organizer Frank Holt of this
city was in Sacramento last week.
where he instituted cooks, walters and
mattresses union No. 393.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-07

The steam laundry workers union
at its last meeting voted to assess the
400 members 8 per cent for the pur-
pose of assisting the hatters on strike.
Charles HALEY was elected business
agent, vice Ewing, resigned
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-18
Oadsn Society.

Mrs A S Condor has donated the use
of her beautiful lawn at 2416 Madison
avenue for q benefit social TO be given
bv Lincoln Circle No I, Ladies of the
G. A R. on the afternoon and evening
of July 20. There will be patriotic mu-
sic BY the Circle quartet under the di-
reCtfOn Of Mrs. BOStaph. Ice cream and
creak, fortune telling and other diver
siOnS will add to the pleasure Of the &C
casiin An invitation has been extended
to the public to be present
Master John Mitchell Thomas enter
tanned a party of twenty young friends
at his home Wednesday evening in honor
of David Barclay Welch of Salt Lake
City. The evening was one to be remem-
bered by ali who participated.
A. W. Hadlay. formerly a reporter on
Forbes of this city will make an extern
sive tour of Europe in the next few
months DR.. Forbes went east some DAYS
ago. There he will be Joined bv Mr.. Had
ley, who departed Friday night. The
travellers will sail from Montreal. Can
ada. for England, and after doing the
British Isles they will tackle southern
Europe
Mrs Thomas O'Keefe and Mrs. J. D.
Black Of Salt Lake CITY are guests for
a week at the home of Mrs. A. a. Nc
Bride in this city.
Samuel Newhouse and W. NJ O'Rrian
Of Salt Lake City were guests at Idle
wild in Ogden canyon during the past
week. They were also registered at the
Hermitage a portion of the week
Among the Salt I.akers at Idlewild in
Mrs. Colin Mcintosh and a party of
| friends
Sidney Bamberger and Oscar Kuhn gave
house naTtv at IdleWild the past week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-18
NEW PLANS FOR DEPOT.
Planned to Make Place
Metropolitan.

Work on the Improvement of the Harri-
man Yards in this city and the laying OF
the FIVE additional tracks viii be started
as soon as an agreement can he reached
with Fred J. NiesCl for thc removal OF
his warehouse This warehouse stands
upon ground owned by the railroads ana
ground that is now needed for the new
freight house. Up to this time the repre-
sentatives of the railroads and Mr.. klesel
have been unable TO ct together on
basis of settlement The last proposition
submitted by the railroads a few days
ago was turned down by kieSel and a
counter proposition submitted by aim. II
is now thought that this last viii he ac-
ceptod as a basis and cEat all differences
win be disposed of in few days Ihe
improvements 10 be made include an eX-
tension Of the yards, the layins of five ad-
ditioual tracks and the fencing in OF the
Yards 10 compel all vino desire to cross
the tracks between TWenty-SeCOnd ana
Twenty-siXth street to cross over the
-Twenty-fourth street Viaduct- In cOnnec-
ton with this q complete gate system VIII
he installed at the union depot TO prevent
persons getting upon the tracks except
when entering and leaving trains me
heavy passenger traffic through the union
depot and the danger Of accidents has leo
60 the decision in favor of the gate s}s S
tenn II Will aid wonderfully in the hand
ling of crowds
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-18
PLAYED GOOD BASEBALL.
Plain City and Eden Go Eleven
tnninqS

Plain City and Eden baseball teams met
at Eden yesterday in one Of the best bail
games ever seen in Weber county. The
game was finally won by Plain City by
a score OF 3 to 4. in eleven innings. Ia
ney and Poulson were the battery for
Plain City and Lindsay and COlvln for
Eden The feature OF the game was
line drive by Draney in the eleventh inn
ing, with two men on bases, scoring the
winning run.
The race for the pennant in the We
Der County league Is growing hot as the
season advances. North Ogden, Plain
City, Hooper. Eden anu Liberty cuAsd-
tute the league and this is the order of
the teams at present. The games arr
played every Saturday and all the farm
ers quit work to witness the contests.
From 600 to 100 are present at every game,
some OF them travelling twenty-five miles
to be present
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-18
BEAUTIFUL HOSPITAL
MEMORIAL TO JUDGE DEE
Family Will Expend 100000 on the
Construction of Splendid
Structure

Yesterday the contract for the main con-
strucdon work on the Dee memorial hos
pital was awarded TO Q. ]. Humphris Of
Ogden for $1,000. Other contracts for
plumbing heating and other lines not in
cluded in the general contract will Be
awarded. The building complete is expect
ed to cost 100000 II viii be located on
beautiful corner, Harrison and Twenty
fourth street ia the eastern part Of the
city, and is intended primarily as a fitting
memorial to Judge Thomas d. Dee, whose
fortune lays the foundation Tor the lnSu-
tuition. The building will be five stories
nigh It will be 149 feet long and so feet
wide. and is SO planned to admit of addl-
tiOnal wings whenever found necessary
without interfering with the general de
sign. 1t will contain eighty patients
rooms and VIII be fitted up with all the
best and most modern hospital equipment
The superstructure will be OF pressed
brick with terra Gotta trimmings. The
boiler room and laundry viii be IN sep
arate building. A nurses home will be
erected later adjoining the hospital Tx
cavatiOn for the hospital will start Mon
day morning. The contract with MI
Humphris calls for the completion Of the
building Feb. 1 next
This beautiful hospital with its three
acres of ground surrounding 1t IS to be
a gift to Ogden city from the Dee me
mortal hospital company. This company
Is composed of Mrs. Thomas D Dee, Mrs
r. B. Porter Mrs. A. A. Shaw. Mrs. r. r.
HigginbOtham Mrs G. H. Mack, Mrs.
George S. Barker. Miss RosabeH Dee and
Lawrence T. Dee, all members of the Dee
family. Later those named above will CO
operate with prominent local officials ana
members OF the medical profession in the
management of the hospital. 1t is eX-
pected TO be self-suppOrting from the
start. Already, it is said that many assur-
ances of support have been given A
modern, we'll conducted hospital has been
one of the needs Of the city for years ana
the members of the Dee family recognized
this fact in debating as to the nature or q
memorial TO Judge Dee. Naturally deep
interest is taken in the affairs of the nos
pital locally The plans for the building
were prepared by Leslie 5. HOdgson OF
Ogden and he win supervise the con-
Ctrrafior work
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SEEK SUITABLE NAME.
College Asks for Suggestions for Wo-
mans Building.
lsDecIal to NJ Herl.ll

Logan. July 1.-THE Agricultural Col
ieee of Utah is constructing a new wO-
mans building, which will be ready for
occupancy in September. The building
will be equipped in the most modern way
for work in domestic science and arts.
II will be. when completed. the great
est college for women in the far west.
The college desires to have the build
ing named aDproprlately-and by the PEG
pie of the state for whom IL Is being con
structed. Twenty-Five dollars will b. paid
to the person who suggests the most suit
able name. The name must be submitted
not later than Aug. Is. 1909. Fifteen dol
lars viii be given TO the person who
SUGGESTS the second best name.
In submitting names in this competi-
ton. the nature of the new building and
its purpose SHOULD be considered. 1t vii
be devoted exclusively to work i'm don es-
tic science and arts, that Is. home mali
iHg-Such as cooking, dietctiCS. home sun
itation, home decoration ana manage
ment, laundering, plain and fancy sew
ing, dressmaking and millinery. ne pur-
pose of the course is to train future
housewives to a broader and more sym
pathetic conception Of their work.
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Ogden Briefs.

Effie Chip has filed suit for divorce
against Arthur Chip. charging non-sup-
port. Mr.. and Mrs. Chip we're married
in Ogden, Aug. y, 1901. The wife asks
for absolute divorce. the restoration of
her maiden name and alimony.
Local temperance workers announce
prohibition mass meeting for the Ogden
tabernacle for Sunday night, July % when
Columbus, O., will be the principal
speaker.
Twenty-seven Of the older boys of the
State Industrial school were taken to
South Fork canyon yesterday for their
annual outing and the small boys were
brought back to the school. The older
boys will be in the canyon until Aug. 1.
Samuel Newhouse, who is spending
week in Ogden canyon, dividing his time
between Idlewild and the Hermitage, is
planning to purchase piece of ground
and build cottage, in which he will
spend a portion of the summer.
Sam Afunson did not like the looks of
Farmer McNeilPs horse. so he pulled the
harness and left the horse in the feed
yard in the interior of the City block
He was arrested by Officer Hadlock and
the harness was found in a cellar where
he had cached it.
Utah credit men to the number of forty
came to Ogden from Salt Lake City yes
terday and after being Joined by num-
Der here went up Ogden canyon to the
hermitage in a special car. This was the
annual outing of the organization. After
the trout and chicken dinner at the Her
mitage a business meeting was held and
later in the evening the party returned
to Salt Lake City.
Rev. L Van Dallen. a minister of the
Holland Reformed church, is spending his
vacation in Ogden. He is pastor Of a
Dutch church in Denver. This afternoon
at 2:30 Mr.. Van Dallen, in response to a
request from a number of his country
men, will speak in the Dutch language
from the pulpit of the First Presbyterian
church.
Superintendent +. c. Manson of the
Utah division of the Southern Pacific. af-
ter a tour of inspection of his division, an
rounced yesterday that because of the
rapidly increasing freight traffic several
additional freight crews would be put on
and number of telegraph offices that
have been closed for a time will be re-
opened. Superintendent Manson expresses
himself as highly pleased W tin the out
look for business on the Hartman lines
passing through Ogden.
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entertaining a number OF their Salt Lake
City and ogden friends.
Colonel George NJ. Hanson. private sec
rotary to Senator George Sutherland, IS
in ogden for the summer lie will not
return TO Washington until some time Ia
Mrs. S. o. Jennings and Miss Mabel
Jacobson Of Nebraska are guests of their
sister. Mrs. s 3. Good, in ogden.
James B. Carr and family and J. 1.
Nay and family Of Lexington. Neb.. We're
guests the past week at the home Of Nj
and Mrs. J. NJ. F5rristan in ogden. They
were on their way to the Yellowstone
park.
Miss Wealthy Douglass of Ogden is
guest this week Of Miss Margaret Thorn
burg of Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Kate r. Bradley of Stryker, O.,
is visiting her sister, Mrs Susan R.
Adams. in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. James 5. Baker and chill
dren of Keene. Cal, are visiting at the
bone of Mr. and Mrs NJ. J. Stone in
Ogden.
Rev. P. P. Tester the new pastor Of
the Ogden German Evangelical church,
arrived last Thursday from Nebraska
City, Neb., and viii occupy the pulpit
of that church today for the first time.
A. p. Patton and family left yesterday
/ FOR Cokeville, Wyo-s on an extended fish
ms trip.
Mrs. Joseph Smith entertained a nurl-
Der of friends at her home on Eighteenth
street last Monday evening in honor OF
Mrs. AIdrich, who is visiting relatives I'm
the city.
President ". n McNeldrick returned
during the week from Denver. where ne
was in attendance upon the convention OF
the National Educational association and
later Joined his family at Provo, where
they are spending the summer
Charles ". Hodgman Of this city and
Miss Anna Priest of Healy, Ida. were
married by Rev. H. D. Zimmerman, pas
tor Of the First Baptist church. at tho
home of the groom. Friday evening De-
liBhtful luncheon WIS served at tne close
of the ceremony. MT. and Mrs. Hodsman
will live in ogden.
Mrs. r. 7. Miller entertained Friday
evening al her home in this CITY in honor
of her niece, Miss Caroline Day of Cory
don, Ia
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Larson were
treated to a surprise party at their home
by their relatives and friends Just prior
to their departure on a visit TO Caiifor-
MIA.
Miss Clara Brown entertained at a fare
well party at her home, Tuesday evening
in honor Of Grant Brown. who was about
to depart for Holland on a threa-year
mission. Music, songs and games played
a part in the evenings entertainment
Superintendent and Mrs Edward NJ.
Van Cleave of the School for the Blind al
| Columbus, O.. We're guests the past week
of Professor and Mrs. F. NJ briggs. They
were on their way to the Yellowstone and
the Seattle exposition.
Mr., and Mrs. W. G. Warner entertained
about fifty couples at d dancing party
in their new barn during the week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-18
THOMAS CHARGES UP.
Committee Discusses Evidence, but
Reaches No Decision.

William Spry to investigate the charges
made against Superintendent II. H Thorn
as of the State Industrial school, held a
long session at the school yesterday. IL
was finally decided as to what subjects
should be treated IN the committees re-
port to the governor. and these subjects
were divided among the four members
of the committee who are not trustees
of the school. These members are Su-
Derintendent A. q. Nelson, Rabbi c. J.
Freund. Judge E. G. GOwans and At
torney \. J. Harris. The committee viii
meet again the latter part OF next week
when the full report VIII be passed upon
by all the members
After the meeting yesterday the com
mittee was taken to Idlewild in Ogden
canyon and entertained at dinner by Har-
ry s Joseph.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-18
FEDERAL BUILDING
OPENING DELAYED

Another delay has come in the opening
OF the new federal building. Now tins de-
lay IS caused by the non-arrival Of the
gas fixtures. Some time ago Il was the
marble for the Interior finishing; tEea il
was the furniture: aow it is tns gas tx
lures The furniture IS arrivins-a car
load came to town yesterday. 1t Will soon
be ali in place. OFT tee ga1 i.-.e1-ca can
not be had till AUG. %. and 1t IS supposed
that the removal o. INC postmaster and
Other federal Officials 20 thc new building
VIII be deferred until after that time
Postmaster L. W. S4luT eii.L iiis Oeosl uVs-
ignatcd b. tSe government a washing
ton as custodian Of the building.
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Real Estate Association.

The first vote for a permanent Organi-
eaton of real estate association for
Ogden was taken last night in the office
OF Garrison. Foster & Garrison. L. $.
Rasmussen as secretary. On motion of
o. A. Kennedy it was voted to organize
permanently and a committee of three
was appointed to draft a constitution and
bylaws. Another meeting will be held
next Tuesday night, to hear the report
of this committee. The movement to start
q state society for Pioneer day was en-
dOrssd.
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The Mcdonald Chocolate Companys Exhibit at Seattle

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-18
A Red Hot.

Yesterday was as hot a day as has Wis
tied Ogden this year. On the Browning
thermometer, which seems to be taken as
the standard for the community. the mer-
curry climbed TO 50 in the middle Of the
day and remained above 20 for several
hours This was in spite of the fact that
a lively breeze was blowing right along.
The sun was exceedingly hot and had a
marked effect on business