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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-06
CHANGES BEING MADE AT
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Considerable work In making I'm.
provements at the State Industrial
school is now being done. and before
the operations cease, so says Pre5i-
dent Joseph OF the school board Of
trustees and Superintendent Ephraim
Gowans. things will be put In fne
condition.
The old cottage used for the girls
Is now being remodeled so as to make
1t ft for occupancy as a dormitory
for the boys. It being expected that
the new cottage for the girls Will be
completed within the next thirty days,
when the girls Will be domiclled
there. A new heating system is be-
ing installed as rapidly as possible.
and the many changes being made
will give the place quite different
and improved appearance.
Tuesday morning a gang of men
will start laying a cement sidewalk
from Washington avenue to the eirls
new building, The distance Is about
hall mile, and the work will require
some time. MIR Higham was com
said that he could give employment
TO quite number
The city council has been petitioned
to grade the street to the south OF the
main building. and when this is done
II will add greatly to the appearance
of the place
The trustees are planning for the
erection OF a large barn TO cost $4,000
Trustee Walsh IS now in California
buying registered cattle for the school
Superintendent Gowars stated his
policy In g very few words, He said
~ believe In a higher and a better
education and will attempt TO give
them SUCH
Superintendent Gowans further
said
Both Mr. Milne and I have very
clear ideas as to the proper super
vision of the boys on the Fairgrounds
The great problem is the proper su
pervision and development of time
and capacities during the Intervals
from supper time until bedtime and
other periods when the boys are com
paratively idle.
I'm the public school the time is sc
crowded that the teacher has no time
10 devote TO the moral education o
the pupil. and this neglect Is to b'
deplored- We intend to make this
phase of the education of the pupi
most pronounced and hope to accom-
plish 1t by the proper supervision o
the Fairgrounds The boys mus
have some recreation. and we intenC
to give II TO them properly.
AS soon as possible we intend t'
change the menu for the boys In on'
particular They are now getting cof
fee to drink, and this Is decidedly ba'
for them. The trustees have pur
chased some very good COWS and w
intend TO take coffee off the list an,
! give the boys plenty Of milk 10 drink
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-06
BAPTISTS ARE TO MEET
AT TREM0NTON, UTAH

The twenty-sixth annual convention
of the Utah Baptists will meet Tues
dsy evening at o'clock In the Bap-
list church at Tremonton. This Will
he q young peoples service. presided
over by the state president. Rev II,
o. White An address, especially for
young people. will be given by Rev.
H D. Zimmerman, on Just Where
You Are
The convention proper will begin
Wednesday morning. A program will
be given each morning, afternoon and
evening. DR. l. c. Barnes OF New
York will be present and make several
addresses. Or. c. A. Woody of Port
land. superintendent of the Pacific
district OF the Home Mission society,
will also be present Rev. H, Wyse
Jones. evangelist for the coast, will
also attend. as will also Mr.. f. d.
Edmunds. Rev Jay Pruden and DR.. c,
A Cook of Seattle Taken altogether
a profitable time is expected. A num-
Der OF delegates representing the To-
cal church and young peoples society
Will leave tomorrow morning for Tre-
monton. returning to the city some
time Thursday or Friday
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-06
BOY S CL All NJ
7 HEY LOST
MONEY
GAMBLING HOUSE PRoPRIEToRS
PAID THEM sos.
ney kas Engaged by
the Boys.

1t appears that minors are being
permitted 10 visit some of the gam
bling houses OF the city and sQuander
their money. A case In point war
rants the conclusion. Friday three
young men-all under FL years of age
giving their names as Dixon, Bur
nett and Lloyd, approached Mayor
Brewer and advised him that they
had lost money at the j. F. Smith g.
Co. and the Hunt gambling houses In
the city. The mayor would do moth
Ing for them. The young men wanted
something done by which they could
recover their lost earnings. but the
mayor would have nothing to do with
the affair.
The boys then went TO an attorney.
who accompanied them into the pres
ence of the mayor, and advised the
mayor thai 1t might be we'll for him
TO give the boys hearing and see If
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-06
MORE MOTOR
CARS ARE
ARRIV
ONE OF THEM TO BE USED ON
THE o. S. /.
Great Demand for the Gasoline Ma
chine5-Branch Lines Arc to Be
Supplied With Them.

Three handsome new gasoline mo-
tor cars from the Mexican shops at
Omaha arrived over the Union Pacibc
Saturday night and. after n thorough
inspection In the local Hartman
shops yesterday, two Of the motor
cars were sent on to Sacramento this
morning over the Southern Pacific and
the third Will be retained at Ogden
by the Oregon Short Line manage
ment for service on that system.
The cars were in charge OF U. l.
Stanard. general salesman and dem
onstrator OF the Mexican Motor Car
company of omaha and practical
mechanic In the broadcast sense of
that term In brief Interview with
a Standard reporter, before leaving
for the west this morning. Mr.. Stan
ard said:
"The demand for the McKean motor
cars is greater at this time than the
capacity OF our shops and the output
Is being utilized almost entirely by
the Hartman system In the west We
are now building fleet Of these cars
for service on the oregon Short Line
system, and. as soon as they are turn
ed out of the shops. they viii be sent
TO Ogden for general use on the nu-
merous branches north OF this city.
within the next few months | eX-
pect TO see them In operation between
Ogden and Salt Lake. as we'll as on
the branch from Cache Junction TO
Preston on the ST, Anthony branch
from Idaho Falls to Marysviile. from
Nampa to Boise City. a distance of
nineteen miles; from Shoshone 10
Ketchum and from Minldoka 20 Buhl.
a distance Of IS miles. on what Is call
ed the Burley branch.
The cars are giving satisfaction
wherever they have been placed and
the plant at Omaha Is being enlarged
in order to radically increase the
present output They arc in general
use now on nearly all the coast
branches of the Southern Pacific sys.
tem are being introduced as fast as
possible on the Oregon Short Line
system. and have rendered excellent
service wherever they have been tried
on short branch lines of the Union
Pacific.
"They are simply revolutionizins
passenger traffic for short distance
hauls, and are convenient. safe and
more economical than steam engines
and the old-time equipment.
"Our average speed from Omaha to
Ogden was forty miles an hour and
we had no trouble In keeping out OF
the way OF both freight and passenger
trains"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-06
R A n CE
OF GOOD
CROP
FARMERS READY TO BEGIN DIG
GING BEETS.
Campaign VIII Open In Earnest Tues
day Mornlns-E. S. Rclapp
Goes to oregon.

E. S. Rolapp. assistant secretary OF
the Amalgamated Sugar company, left
Ogden this morning for the La Grande.
oregon, factory for the purpose of
making general inspection. He states
that the season there Is little later
than here and that the beet digging
will not begin In the fields near the
La Grande factory for a number OF
days.
The recent rainfall has had a ten
dency to retard the work of digging
the beet crop near Ogden, but not
enough to make any material differ
ence with the final harvest The
crop Is reported TO be in fine condi-
tion and the ground Is just right for
good and advantageous digeinG.
This being Labor Day, but very few
beet fields were entered. but the work
will begin Tuesday In earnest
The field superintendents Of the To-
cal factory are very busy making ar.
rangenents for the real campaign OF
of beet digging,
The railroad companies are lining
up their cars Tor use in the hauling OF
the crop to the factory and 1t is con
fdently expected that within the next
week there Will be an ample supply
OF beets at the factory to warrant It's
opening.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-06

something could not be done to reim-
burse them. The mayor referred
them TO the chief OF police. The at
torney and the three boys-and 1t is
said by some that the mayor went
along, too-called upon the chief and
laid their case before him. The Off
Ger Immediately summoned the pro-
prietors of the gambling houses be-
fore him, The boys and the propri-
etors were taken through a severe
questioning. and before 1t was over,
the chief advised the proprietors that
If they did not see to it that minors
were kept away from the gaming
places. he surely would put stop to
their business affairs
The boys told the chief that they
had visited these places and had lost
considerable money during the year
They enumerated the times they gam
bled and when they lost money. The
proprietors denied that the boys had
been In their places of business eX'
cept in one instance. They stated
that Burnett had been around the
places some, and that Dixon had been
expelled from one OF the places few
nights ago, This was enough TO con
vince the chief that the propHetors
had been somewhat derelict in failing
to keep them out Of the gambling
rooms.
The attorney states that settle
ment was finally consummatcd be
tween the boys and the parties run
ming the gambling houses. the lattel
paying the boys S95 to reimburse then
for their losses.
Chief Browning states that h'
knows nothing of settlement be
tween the parties. but that he does
know that II minors are not kept oul
of those places. there will be some
very stringent measures inaugurated
The chief saws the boys are vel
known to the police station, and tina
they have learned to gamble witt
cards while among themselves In con
cealed places about town. He DOUBTS
very much whether they lost an,
money.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-06
PROBATE CASES IN
The DISTRICT COURT

The following cases have been
passed upon In the probate division
OF the district court;
Estate and guardianship OF James
Hamblin, minor; petition for appoint
ment of guardian granted
Estate and guardianship of Eva NJ.
English ct al, minors; petition 10Y
sale of real estate and for appoint
ment of appraisers granted
Estate of Murray Gurnsey. dc
ceased; petition for letters OF admin
istration granted
Estate of Caroline w. Lovin, de
ceased; petition for letters OF ad
ministration granted
Estate Of Laura A. Ntinty, deceased {;
petition for letters of administration
granted.
Estate of Jesse ]. Driver, deceased
granted
Estate OF William Geisler, deceased
petition for approval, allowance and
settlement of final account. for dIstri
button, for discharge and release
granted.
Estate OF Conrad Layman. de
ceased; petition for distribution
granted
Estate of John Coatos. deceased
petition for confirmation of sale o
personal property granted.
Estate of Raphael s. Grange, de
ceased; petition for letters OF admin
istration granted,
Estate Of James H. Hamblin, de
Ill rVs
ance and settlement of final account
for distribution. close of estate ant
discharge and release granted.
Estate of ], Wallace Gordon. de
ceased; petition to sell real estate
granted.
Estate Of Mark Kirkham, deceased
petition for confirmation OF sale o
real estate continued.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-06
MILLINERY STORE CHANGES
HANDS.

The Princess Millinery Co., success
sors to The Mrs. j, Warner Millin-
cry. 2374 Washington Ave. announce
the arrival of their manager from
the cast. where she has been looking
I'D exclusive styles in New York and
Chicago, also the arrival of first trim
mer from Chicago, who has had sew
eral years experience in eastern cit
les The company feels to congrat-
ulate itself and the public on secur-
Ing the services Of these ladies'.
Mrs. Warner, with her established
reputation, Is still with them,
Mrs. Chas E. Nav. Prop, cordial
ly invites all ladies TO call and eX.
anime the fall styles. =
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-06
RANDOM
REFERENCES
cAseY ACT LAND DRAWING

ARCO. IDAHO, SEPT. 18TH,
BIG LOST RIVER VALLEY LANDS
WILL DRAW FOR you.
Power Of Attorney Blanks. Maps and
Descriptive Booklets at Utah Nation
al Bank ogden. r D, ROBERTS,
Arco. Idaho. =
Guest of Councilman Thomas.-T. l.
Thomas. of Harrison county, Iowa, is
the guest of Councilman Sam Thomas
He will remain in the city number
OF days He states that he is we'll
pleased With Ogden and is much TAX
en- up With the western country In
general.
Girls wanted at Wasatch Or
chard Co. Canning Factory, West
Ogden. =
Good girls wanted at shupe-
Williams Candy Factory. =
Purses Are Takcn-With the advent
of large number of strangers In the
city there are al present quite num-
Der of rather bad characters in Ogden.
This was evidenced Saturday night
when a number OF petty thefts were
purses snatched from their hands
while walking on the street and a
young man oy the name of Ben Ben
nett was held up at Wall and Twen.
ty-fourth street and robbed Of what
little money he had
Call and have your photos taken at
2469 Wash. G.. A Hinley, photog'r. =
The fact that you ask for b. & G.
butter prompts your grocer TO be sure
you get it. He recognizes you as a
customer who buys the best. the kind
Of customer he wants to please.
Marriage misunderstanding licen-
ses have been issued TO De Witt O..
Breese OF Winnemucca. Nevada, and
Bertha Parkinson OF Evanston. Wyo.,
and TO George Arthur Rees of Malad,
Idaho. and Clara R. White of Ogden.
The Smithsonian Business College
will open Tuesday. September l. and
be IN session also Wednesday and Fri
day. but not Thursday. Students from
Idaho, Nevada, eastern Utah and
south of Salt Lake are already en-.
rolled. =
DR.. T C. Doran has moved his Of
fees from 2i0S Wash. Ave, to rooms
and T. over Utahna Drug Co. =
Given AlImony-Mrs. Rosa A Spieri
has been granted a decree of divorce
from her husband. John w. Spiers. or
the grounds OF failure to provide. She
was also granted the custody of hel
minor child. Alice. and SIS a month
alImony,
Watch for La Mode Millinery opening.
North Ogden Won-In a spirited
game of baseball Saturday afternoon
the North Ogden team succeeded II
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-06
cHAUFFEURs DECLARE
AGAINST JOY RIDING

Washington, Sept 6.-Blacklistlns
10Y riding and declaring for eighteen
years as the minimum age limit in the
issuance OF licenses to automobile
drivers, most OF the chauffeurs OF
Washington have organized a "Chaul'
feurs' Protective association and al
filiated as union with the Knights
of Labor. -.
The new organization has sicH
benefit provisions. and its policy VIII
be to eXpel from It's ranks any chnui'
feur convicted of Joy riding Inc ~,
tion of the chauffeurs Is In line WI"
a movement already launched IN se'
oral other cities.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-06

to join the stan of the new Southern
Pacific hospital.
The dining room a, the Hermitage
IS open every evening until midnight
Peach Day-The Oregon Short Line
management Is making elaborate ar
rangements TO handle q crowd az Brig
ham City on Peach day. September Is.
There Will be two special trains from
Ogden on that OCCASION. one leaving at
80 a. m. and another at 1918. Large
delegations are expected at Brigham
from Salt Lake and Ogden. and three
special trains Will be put on to take
care of the returning hosts. One OF
them will leave Brigham at $50 D. M.
one at S p. m, and the last train Will
leave the metropolis of Box Elder
county at 1890 p m.
We pay the highest market price
for live Hogs and Veals and are al
ways In the market. Ogden Packing
and Proviclon Co. =
On An Auto TrIP.-Fred S. and Ted
Cooper and Walter Jenkinson Of AS
pen. Colorado. and Ray Carson OF
JuuCllpn. olOppCu cu III o5uNh
yesterday to make repairs on their
automobile In which they are to travel
to Seattle. They have had hard luck
with their machine. requiring three
weeks to make the run from Aspen
here. They continued their journey
into Idaho this morning fully deter
mined to reach Pocatello tonight
Rock Spripge. Kemmerer. Castle
Gate, Anthracite and Coke M. l.
Jones Coal Co =
Senator Smoot.-Senator Reed
Smoot and his wife came up from
Provo this morning to be at the open
Ing of the Four-State Fair. Before
the opening of the fair the Senator
and Mrs. Smoot were taken to Ogden
canyon for an automobile ride. Later
the Senator was otherwise kept busy
shaking hands with his many ogden
friends. This Is the senator's first
visit to ogden since his return from
Washington. ID. c.
The dining room at the Hermitage
IS open every evening until midnight
The best carriage service at Aliens
for private calls, funerals or operas
Also prompt baggage delivery. Both
! phones %, 412 25th street
COAL, celebrated Peacock Rock
Springs nut. the summer coal john
Farr. Phone 81. -
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-06
MOTION CAL GhDAR IN
THE DISTRICT COURT

The following cases on the motion
calendar were heard By Judge Howell
Saturday:
William Spielberg VS.. A. Kuhn e
Bro. ct al, motion for new trial con
tinued.
The McMurty Manufacturing COM
pany VS.. T. c.. Morris: demurrer over
ruled and twenty days given to an
sWPr
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-06
SCHOOL YEAR OPENS
ON TUESDAY MORNING

Everything Is In readiness, OF as
nearly so as possible, for the opening
of the citys public schools for the
school year 1909-I910. and tomorrow
morning small army of bright and
smiling children will turn their faces
schoolward.
The supervisors. principals and
teachers have been assigned TO their
different buildings and rooms and
grades. Most Of the old teachers
were retained, but there are some new
faces In the teaching faculties this
year.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-06
ANNUAL YELLOWSTONE EX-
CURSION
SEPTEMBER 18TH.

Via Oregon Short Line Round trip
from Ogden for complete nve-day tour
OF the Park, Including rail and stage
transportation and accommodations at
the frst-class hotels In the Park.
S43.75 For further particulars. ask
G. A. Henry. Agent, Union Depot. or
MI A. B. Moseley, Travelling Pas
senger Agent, Ogden, Utah. =
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-06
FAIR OPENS With A
GREAT CROWD PRESENT
GOVERNOR SENATOR PRESENT AND ADDRESS
THE PEoPLE-sTaEET KEPT BUSY EARLY IN THE DAY
AND FIREWORKS THIS EVENING.

say. all the exhibits will be in position
The truck will be IN good condition
for this afternoons races.
The fair was formally opened at
1890 this morning when President
Glasmann introduced Governor VIII
liam Spr". Senator Reed Smoot. Con-
gresham Joseph Howell. and Prcsi-
dent w. NJ. Piggott of the Stnte Fed
GRAFTON of Labor. as the speakers. All
spoke encouragingly of the fair and of
fered congratulations TO the promoters
of the enterprise The speeches were
all brief. but pointed and predicted
that the Four-State fair would be a
great success and that splendid results
would be obtained.
There will be Wild West show this
afternoon, and an exhibition of riding
and fireworks this evening.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-06
ANNUAL YELLOWSTONE EX-
CURSION
SEPTEMBER 10TH.

Via Oregon Short Line Round
trip from ogden for complete five-day
tour of the Park. including rail and
stage transportation and accommoda-
tions at the first-class hotels in the
Park, S43.75 For further particulars.
ask C. a Henry. Agent, Union Depot.
or Mr. A. B, Moseley. Travelling Pas
senger Agent. ogden, Utah. =
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-06
CLIMBS MOUNT BLANC
IN NINE HOURS

Geneva, Switzerland, Sept e.-Ws
ter S. Bond OF New York has cllmo.t cl"ts
Mount Blanc from CamoiN III w."
hours. He thus breaks the recoru
nine hours and half. made b. Mo''
head an Englishman. In 1865.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-06

The Kcister Ladies' Tailoring Col
lege. after a two weeks vacation. is
now open for fall work, 25Gi Wash
lngton avenue.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-06
MANY CASES OF PLAGUE
REPORTED AT Annoy, CH''''

Annoy. China. Sept 6.-During me
fortnight ending last SATURDAY ,honlc
were nlnety-four cases oil osths
plague and thirty-five cholera oe
In Annoy
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-06

At an early hour this morning the
street car system OF the city was run
ming at capacity TO handle the large
crowds ready TO so to the fair grounds.
As early as 7:30 the cars were well
filled with people on their way to the
grounds and by 10 O'Clock the grand
stand and the grounds were filled with
visitors,
II was grand opening and bids fair
for a successful weeks exposition.
Some OF the exhibits were not In place
this morning due TO the fact that the
rain fell heavily yesterday which rem
dered it quite impossible for the peo-
pie having the exhibits in hand to at.
tend To the work Of getting them TO
the grounds and then placing them
where thev belong. Before tomorrow
morning. however so the managers
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-06
Oracle is--Globe

ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAM
TODAY.
ONE OF THE FINEST SELECTIONS
OF PICTURES WE HAVE
EVER SHOWN.
Read this List of Features:
THE GALLEY SLAVE.
WONDERS OF NATURE.
WRIGHT BROS AERoPLANE.
1875.
THE STAMPEDE.
A ROYAL OUTCAST.
And lots Of COMIC IN EACH HOUSE,
lnsurine good laugh for everybody.
LADIES' SOUVENIR Matinee
ORACLE AND GLOBE WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON.
WE START PROMPTLY AT P. Nj.
MATlNEES DAILY.
COME EARLY.
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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-06

WANT ADS BRING BIG RESULT.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-06

WANT ADS BRING BIG RESULTS
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-06

defeating the Mail Clerks, the score
being TO in favor Of North Ogden.
This is the second game the two
teams have played, the clerks winning
the first one a movement is now on
foot to get the teams together again,
so as TO decide the championship. The
final game may be played some time
during the fair
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-31
TAFPS VISIT CAUSE
OF HEART BURNING
Portland Republicans Incensed
When President Agrees to
Be Bourne's Guest

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
PORTLAND. Aug. so.--Portland re-
pubisa.zlls- mat IL. &. Sst5l .Esodrns fse-
tion-are indignant at the announce
ment that Presfdet Taft on his visit
here october will be the guest the
greater part of his time of Jonathan B,
Bourne millionaire United States sen
ator from Oregon.
Portlands Taft reception committee
headed by Mayor Joseph Simon. former
republican boss and former United
States senator. had a stormy session
this afternoon. and after adjournment
protest, automatically worded yet
nevertheless vigorous, was telegraphed
TO Carpenter. the presidents secretary
objcting to the presidents acceptance
of Bourne's hospitality. it being the
sentiment of the committee that the
president should be the guest of the
city and not of an Individual
Senator Bourne has had a suite OF
rooms reserved at the Portland hotel
for President Taft and has instructed
the hotel management to see that be
is given the room next to the president
The announcement that Taft would be
Bournes guest while in Portland came
in telegram today from Secretary Car
penter
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-31

SAN BERNARDINo, Aug. so.-Thhe
heaviest August rain since 1890. fell
here this afternoon, 1.zl inches. Ex-
.cept in 1890 this fall is unequaIed since
the local station was established.
The srainfali reported from mountain
stations averaged about two inches,
with a cloudburst in cajon pass that
senJ big stream down the pass, but
without damage TO the railroad.
The only crop damaged is grapes.
the harvest of which is just beginning.
and perhaps little hay Heavy thun-
der and sharp lightning accompanied
the rainfall