The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-03

indulge his hobby on tho goodly por-
tion of land connected with his new
home. N
Drink Grand Union Teas II you
want the best. Sec our wagons every
where. -
Gone to Evanston.-Attomey 8. T.
Corn left this morning for Evanston
to look after legal business Of an i'm
portant nature.
Free next Saturday, beautiful I'M
ftation OF cut glass vase, to each pur-
chaser of one pound of tea at soc or
above. Don't miss this snap. Grand
Union Tea Store, 24S6 Wash. Ave, =
Hess Bread has been tne reader for
16 years. For your protection. our
name OF every loar. -
On Wool Buying Expedition.-Jos-
eph Streng leaves today for Boise and
other Idaho points to purchase wool
for his Boston house Mr. Streng
has five men in tho field buying this
years clip.
The art Of perfect cooking is soIv-
cd by using Lewis Good Coal, phones
1io =
Visiting His Daughter-Hon w. A..
Richards, commissioner of taxation OF
Wyoming, arrived this morning from
Cheyenne for an over-Sunday visit
with his daughter, Mrs, G. w. Nc
Creery.
EARLY ACTION NECESSARY, if
you want an investment TO sell at a
Dig profit. or il you want an irrigated
farm in a fertile country with glor-
Friday, April 2nd. Bamberger line.
Wenger, Rostan C DeJulien, 41o Ec-
cles Bldg. =
Lucky Escape For Flaherty.-Form-
er Conductor Dan NJ. Flaherty, at pres
ent acting as brakeman on the Salt
Lake division between Ogden and
Montello. lis considered very lucky
man By railroad employees and oper
ating officials. While switching In
the yard at Bagley, Friday afternoon,
he attempted to step on the pilot Of a
freight engine, failed TO make good
and in another instant was rolling
along the sidetrack under the heavy
pilot, The engineer saw the accI-
dent. reversed the big machine and
stopped just before the forward trucks
ground Dan 20 death. While he is
suffering from rough usage while roll
Ing along the siding, no bones were
broken and he is receiving the con-
gratulations Of friends at his narrow
Pied condition. Superintendent Man
son says 1t was "a lucky escape in
every way and the incident will have
the effect Of making An exceptionally
good railroad man more careful In
tho future
The Evening Standard and the Cos
mopolitan Magazine one year. price,
sl0.5o- Paid in advance, $500
Rev. II. j. Talbot to Spcak-H. J.
Talbot, d, D., superintendent of Utah
mission Of the Methodist church. has
arrived In Ogden for Palm Sunday and
viii occupy the pulpit at both services.
As he Is a forceful speaker he has
male many friends in Ogden who ap-
preciate the opportunity of hearing
him.
DANCE Congress Dane
ing academy Admission: ladies', 10
cents; Gents. 25 cents.
In Police Court.-Police court this
morning included but one petty often
der, William Ole, who pleaded guilty
TO mendicancy and received SEN
tence OF 10 days on the rock pile.
Ole explained that he had been drunk
Tor few days and did not remember
what he had done.
You have chance to get tho best
In buying B. &c G. Butter and Cheese
Greeks on TriaI.-The morning and
afternoon sessions OF police court
were taken up today with tho trial of
the Greek charged by Heracles Co
unades with battery. The complaint
ipcluded Gerassimos Gapandes, Geor-
ges Gapandes. Erotokirtos Gaspandes
and Nix Stefatos, Only the first.
named was arrested. the others hay
ing made their escape from the city
before tho warrants could be served
"A number OF witnesses we're exam
ined on both sides OF the case which
has not yet been decided.
Working on the Viaduct-The work
of decking the yiaduct Is progressing
as rapidly as large force Of carpen-
ters can accomplish the task. and
about half of the flooring has been laid
While waiting the arrival of material