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Miss Frances Maurice Webster, debu-
tante daughter of Maj. and Mrs. L. III.
Webster. has gone to New Haven, Conn.
to visit Miss Elizabeth Reed. Miss Web
ster will attend number of Yale dances
and entertainments. Mrs. Webster will
go to New York next Sunday. and there
Miss Webster will join her mother and
together they will return to this city
February 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-02

Mrs. Samuel Stockton VOORHEES, of r
street will be at home Thursdays. the
4th and nth of February Mrs. John H.
Voorhees, will be with her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-02

Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Turner of this city
are at Hotel Green. Pasadena. Cal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-02

Mrs. Bonaparte will not receive to-
morrow but will be at home Wednesday
February 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-02

Mrs Gamble. Mrs. Brown and Mrs.
Borah will receive at the Portland Thurs
day afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-02

Mr. and Mrs. SidWell and the teachers
of the Friends School are at home in
formally at 1909 l street the first Thurs
days of the month from : to . clock to
meet the patrons of the school
Mrs Sidwell will be at home February
II and IS at her house on 21st street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-02

Mrs Mcknight Moses has been ex-
tremely ill., but is slowly improving. She
was visiting her daughter. Mrs. Gosling,
who resides in ST. Davids, Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-02

Miss Tressia Williams of 2 . street
northeast has recently had as her guest
Mr. Edmond Reid of Atlanta, Ga
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-02

DR. H. Wells Woodward has returned
after a pleasant trip to Florida and
through the southland
Mr. and Mrs r. l.. SaXty entertained a
small company at their home last Tues
day evening. January 20 TO celebrate the
sixth birthday of their son. Master Fred
eric The rooms were taStefully decorated
with pink and white flowers. and unique
souvenirs consisting of tiny pigs cut from
lemons were given to each guest. Musi-
cal selections and prize games were en-
ioyed until 10 O'Clock, when all marched
into the dining room to partake of a
dainty repast. The guests included the
Misses Adrienne LIE Merle. Winnie Toep-
fer. Pauline Toepfer. Gertrude Lucas
Caroline Toepfer. Alice Ayres. and Mas
tiers Carl Toepfer. Jack Ayres Loris
Humphrey. Edwin Enthloff, Elroy Pumph-
rey and Frederic SaXty. jr.: also Mr. and
Mrs c. Toepfer. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Og e.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Humphrey. Miss V.
Pumphrey, Miss A. Lyons. Mrs. C. Pumph-
rev, Mrs. Ogle and Mr.. and Mrs +. S.
SaXty.
Mrs. H. T. Taggart of Georgetown and
her daughter. Will be at home informally
Tuesdays February and l6.
The Social Southerners We're very pleas
antly entertained Wednesday evening by
their new member. Miss May Barnett.
Those present were Miss Barnett. Leo
nora Perry. Mae Gould May Evans. Ma
loney, Strong. and Messrs. Rightstine,
Miller. ir.: Mulvey. Dr. Lecomet. Caster
lin. Walker. Mackenzie. all OF whom are
members of the club The evening was
spent in dancing. games and music, sup
per being a. late hour. The club re-
ception was held at the home of Miss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-02

Mr. and Mrs John c. Rau of Columbia
road are stopping at the Royal Poinciana.
Palm Beach. Fla.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-02

Mrs. I. w Stnbbletield of Euclid street
will not receive tomorrow.
Mrs. Fred Il. Walker. l::9 Park place
northwest. who has been i'll for several
weeks. is improving slowly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-02

Miss Mathilde Townsend is in New York
on a visit to her cousin. Mrs. Ronalds.
formerly Miss Thora Strong.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-02

DR. H. Wells Woodward has returned
after a pleasant trip to Florida and
through the southland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-02


The women of the congressional circle
living at Congress Hall Hotel were at
home Yesterday to callers and hundreds
respects. The reception was held in the
social hall. which was gay with flowers
and shaded lights. Tie first note OF
decoration however was handsome
silk flag suspended near the entrance. a
contribution to the festivity by Master
George Cook. the young son OF Represen-
tatiye and Mrs. Cook of Denver,
Col. who with the other junior men,
bers of the families residing at the
hotel were effective aids to the thirty
four hostesses of the occasion. An or
chestra played throughout the afternoon
and the event was "a tremendous success.
In the receiving line were Mrs. De Ar
mond of Butler. Mo-: Mrs. Russell of
Charleston. Mo: Mrs. Underwood of Bir
mingham Ala: Mrs. Edwards of Savan-
nah, Ga: Mrs. Shackford of Jefferson
City. Mo; Mrs. Cooper of Texas Mrs.
Hinshaw OF Faiibury sNeb.: Mrs Burnett
of Gadsden. Ala; Mrs. Craig of Selma
Mrs. Adair of Portland. Ind: Mrs. Madi-
son of Dodge City. Kan: Mrs. Gardner
of Albion. Mich; Mrs. George w. Cook
of Denver Col: Mrs. kipp of Towanda
Pa: Mrs. Adamson of Carrollton, Ga
Mrs Pollard OF Nehawka. Neb: Mrs
brook OF Johnstown, Pa: Mrs. Macon of
Helena. Ark; Mrs. Griegs of Dawson.
Ga; Mrs. Sturgiss of Morgantown W.
Va: Mrs. Laning of Norwalk. Ohio: Mrs
Hackney of Carthage. Mo-; Mrs. Hayes
of San Jose. Cal: Mrs. Willett of Far
ter. Miss: Mrs. Rodenbers of East St
Louis. ILL.,; Mrs. Dixon of North Vernon.
Ind: Mrs. Davenport of Vinita Okla :
MIS-. Ferris of Lawton. Okla: Miss Sui
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-02

Mrs G. S. Neale is giving a tea today
in honor of her guest, Miss CeballOs OF
New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-02

Mrs. NJ ]. Colbert's tea today is in
honor of Miss Ida Wynne. Assisting the
hostess will be Mrs. j. j. Richardson,
Mrs: Joseph Gaines Mrs. J. J. Hamilton,
Mrs. Ray. Baroness Marie Won Paumgart-
ten. Miss Brooks Miss Julia Heyl, Miss
Sullivan Miss Wright and Miss Marie
Paw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-02

Miss Mary J. Cobb OF 11U.: 9th street en-
tertained last evening at a small party
in honor of Miss Blanche Little of Balti-
more. Miss Little will be in town several
days and will be pleased TO see her
friends,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-02

Sir John and Lady Harrington. who
have been visiting the latter's mother.
Mrs. James Mcmillan. will sail tomo"
row on the Mauretania for England.
where Sir John. who has recently resigned
from the diplomatic service, will enter
parliament.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-02
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
PRESIDENT AND WIFE WILL
DINE AT NEWBERRY HOME.
A Congress Hall Party of Memoir
able Importance-Other Events.
Personals.

The President and Mrs Roosevelt will
dine tonight at the home of the Secretary
of the Navy and Mrs. Newberry, who
have large party of their Detroit rela-
tives and friends here to enjoy the occa-
sion with them. The Secretary and his
wife gave luncheon aboard the May
flower for them today. having few other
guests also. The out-of-town guests for
the dinner include Mr.. Newberry's broth
er-in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
3. JOY: his brother and sLster-in-law. Mr..
and Mrs. John S. Newberry, jr. Mr..
aud Mrs. Cyrus Lothrop and Mr. and
Mrs. Strathearn Hendtie. all of Detroit,
and Mrs Newberry's brother Mr.. Victor
Barnes OF Brooklyn.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-22
SOLONS' TRIP TO LUCIN
WAS PLEASANT OUTING

Mayor Brewer. Councilmen Thomas.
Peery. Dana. Wilson, Flygare and
Austin. with few invited guests,
junketed across the lake to Lucin yes
terday, returning late in the afternoon.
The purpose of the trip. as explained
by some of the solons, was to use the
annual passes held by the members
OF the council and the mayor, and to
see the great cutoff which Is desig-
mated as the handiwork Of the most
eminent railroad engineers known.
Some of the councilmen had not yet
seen the span of steel across the salt
waters
The company gratefully accepted
the courtesy OF Superintendent Man
son, who rendered them the use of
his private car The trip was quite
uneventful so far as the casual OBJ
server was concerned, but a genuinely
pleasant outing was had and the solons
returned home much gratified that
they had seen the famous piece of
road Councilman Thomas took his
rife along. but. according to the state
ment of Peery, nothing was shot, All
members of the party disclaimed any
deep seated plot, either on their part
OF that Of the railroad company, in
taking the trip. They stated that il
was simply days outing for inno-
cent pastime.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-22
THE STAY-AWAYS.

| don't wonder that husbands and
sons sometimes stay away from home.
In fact, | wonder that some of them
ever go back. a woman is In a very
good position to know just how wo-
men do at times. and some OF the home
atmosphere" are anything but ce-
lestial. all because of wrangliDg that
seems TO live and thrive in so many
homes. II Is unpleasant TO be in a
house where women are always cross
always and always, so that not
blessed thing seems TO please them.
IL is not very pleasant for a tired man
TO go home to anything like that. and
not many do 1t. II Is so easy TO eat
oyster soup down town and escape
that supper harangue at home. We all
lose our temper once in a while, but
every woman should keep a search
warrant in her pocket and find IL be-
fore the family comes home. II isn't
always possible TO have the dove or
peace in the house. but who wants a
nDaspie chatteriDg 10 the motto Home,
Sweet Home. that doleful rhapsody
OF Poc's, "Nevermore, no never.
moTe2' And when IL reaches the
nevermore stage. then husbands, sons.
daughters and friends stay away; no
one calls but the collectors, and they
don't want TO.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-22

about 100 men are employed and 1t is
expected they will average a mile
day If there are no unforeseen delays
The grade will be completed by March
IS II there are no unforeseen DELAYS.
1t is said that the work of 'tracklaying
depends much on whether the South
ern Pacific Will make a rate on CON
struction material the Western Paci-
fic refusing to pay the local charges
ANOTHER EXCURSION TO BURT
ner, Tuesday. Feb. 23rd Select your
farm while this Golden Opportunity
lasts; over 1000 acres disposed OF on
the last excursion For further par
ticulars see Wenger G Rostan, AS Ec-
cles Bldg, Ogden. Utah
Surprise Party.-A number OF the
friends and relatives of Mrs w +.
James of Wilson called at her resi-
dence last week rather unexpectedly
The event was i'll honor OF Mrs James
ff;ieth anniversary and the good lady
entertained the large gathering in
most enjoyable manner The sur
prise would have been complete had
not Mr.. James been over-anxious TO
have everything loose nailed down be-
fore the mob descended upon his res
idence. However, all had most en-
joyabIe time and congratulated Mrs
James upon reaching her semi-centen-
ial anniversary, and hoped that she
may live TO celebrate ner Tooth birth
DAY
I B. & G. Butter is popular because
OF its merits.
County Offices Closed-All Offices
| IN the court house. with the exception
OF that of Sheriff Wilson and County
| Assessor Dix are closed today out oi
respect TO the memory of the father
OF this country.
Day in and day out you need, Lewis
Good Coal, phones 149.
Gave Bogus check.-R NJ. Wilson,
VINO says his home is In Chicago.
Is at the police station. charged with
forging the name OF DR. g. NJ Con-
roy to a check for S25 drawn on the
ogden State bank Wilson presented
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-22
JUNKET WAS
VOTED Big
SUCCESS
MAYOR, CITY COUNCIL AND
WATERWoRks ENTERTAINED.
Judge Howell Also a Quest Of the Rail-
road PeopIe-TrIp Across the
Lake In Private Car.

Aside from Mayor Brewer and all
members of the Ogden City council,
except Messrs. Powers and Browning.
those who took part in the junketing
trip over the Ogjen-Lucin cutoff Sun
day included Judge Howell. County
Commissioner Oscar Madison, Chief Of
Police Thomas Browning, Charles Kir-
cher, superintendent of the water
works system, and others Of lesser Of
ticial Importance.
The party occupied the private car
of Superintendent Manson, and Travel
Ing Freight Agent P. H. Cook OF the
Hartman system acted the agreeable
part of host. The trip was extended
to Lucin and the inhabitants of that
little burg were charmingly entertain
ed by the visitors with athletic per
formances IN the way OF running
races. jumping contests, shooting
matches and tall and lofty acrobatic
feats of circusonian nature.
One of the interesting events Of the
occasion was a sprinting contest be.
tween Mayor Brewer. Commissioner
Madison and P. H. Cook. and, while the
race was won by the latter, the prize
was awarded Mayor Brewer for the ar
tistlc manner In which he turned a
double sommersault when reaching
the goal
Owing to heavy winds the lake was
rough, the great waves rolling over the
trestlework, and to ward of and pre-
vent anything akin to seasickness. DR..
Cook prescribed stimulants of a sub
stantial and yet pleasant nature. and
the wide variety included everything
from Becker's best 10 champagne
with few bottles Of clear and spark
ling water from Taylor Canyon creek
as chaser
The members of the party returned
to Ogden Sunday evening we'll salts
fed with the trip and voting Travelling
Agent Cook and the Hartman man
agement royal entertainers.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-22
NOTABLE EVENTS IN
WEEKS SCHEDULE

The present week will be notable in
that 1t will contain celebration of
the birth of Washington. the closing
days of the administration Of Roose-
welt, the twenty-sixth president, and
the active arrangements for the in
luguration of President Elect Taft
The battleship fleet will arrive home
on Monday. the imposing welcome at
Hampton Roads being added To by the
presence OF the commander-in-c chief
President-Elect Taft will deliver the
oration at the exercises of the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania Monday, and in
the evening will be a guest at the
alumni dinner, Tuesday Mr.. Taft will
90 10 New York, where he is sched
uled To speak that evening. Wednes-
day he will 80 to Washington. there
10 remain until the Inauguration I'M
less he should decide to accept the
invita- to the dinner TO be given
in New York Friday night by the
peace society in honor of Senator
Root
The National Press association will
meet at Chicago Tuesday to Thurs
day. The American Institute of Min
Ing Engineers at New Haven Friday;
the Trans Missouri Dry Farming Con.
gress at Cheyenne. Wyo.. Tuesday.
and the national session of the Pres
byterian Brotherhood Of America will
open at Pittsburg Tuesday,
The National Congress of the Amer
lean Bowling association will open at
PittsDurG Saturday AT Buffalo. on
Thursday night Longboat and ShrubD
will meet in a fifteen mile race.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-22
7 TOOK HORSE
AND BUGGY
WITH 7 Hem
LITTLE GIRL AND HER BROTHER
HAVE A TIME.
Sheriff's Office Called Upon to Trace
Louie and Levi Murdock Who
Suddenly Left Home.

Little Louie Murdock, the l3-year-
old girl who has apparently develop
cd a mania for running of with
horses belonging to other people. has
broken ont afTeSh once more and yes
terday, accompanied by her twin
brother, appropriated a horse and bug
gy belonging to Bishop James Martin,
Sr.. of Farr West and skipped for
Salt Lake. The two fugitives were ar
rested this morning at Layton, ell
route to the capital city, and Will be
brought back TO Ogden by Sheriff
Wade OF Davis county, who made
the arrest on telegraphic instructions
from Sheriff Wilson.
Louie Murdock Is the daughter OF
Mrs Emma Haley. who resides on
Lincoln avenue. by a former marriage,
and this Is the third escapade OF a
similar nature In which the girl has
figured during the last six months.
ago. When arraigned before Judge
Gunnell of the juvenile court, Louie
told pathetic story of abuse recelv-
ed from her stepfather and his hon.
or, a5ter investigation, decided TO
give the girl another chance before
sending her to the Industrial school.
With this purpose in view he found
comfortable home for Louie at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Braun
on Canyon road and the little girl S
conduct since, until this latest ad-
venture, has been all that could have
been desired. She had a good home.
was attending school regularly and
Judge Gunnell was highly pleased at
what he believed was her entire re.
formation.
Her brother, Levi has been living
with Bishop and Mrs. Martin at t'arr
West and yesterday Louie received
permission from Mrs. Braun TO visit
him. While there Bishop and Mrs.
Martin drove to ogden TO attend
church. and during their absence
Louie and Levi conceived the brilliant
scheme of taking an excursion to the
capital city. Without unnecessary de-
lay they harnessed horse, hitched
the animal to Mrs. Martins buggy and
drove out for the metropolis, without
leaving anything to indicate where
they had gone.
Returning from church last evening,
l3lSnOp Martin missed the horse and
rig. and knowing OF the girls reputa.
ton for acquiring property OF this
character for excursion purposes, he
advised Sheriff Wilson OF the facts.
The latter sent out wires in various
directions TO intercept the runaways.
and this morning Sheriff Wade gath,
cred in the youthful couple as they
were jogging along TO the Temple CITY
The horse showed hard travel Just
where the couple have been wander.
ing since Sunday is not known at this
time
Beyond noting the fact that they
we're en- route TO Salt Lake City, they
gave no explanation OF their purpose
or intention, and Will explain the sit
uation to his honor in the juvenile
court when they are arraigned
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-22
WESTBOUND TRAIN
WRECKED NEAR ECHO

A west bound train load of coal was
wrecked yesterday morning near Echo.
on the Union Pacific. which blocked
passenger and freight traffic both
ways during the entire day
All east bound trains were held in
the Ogden yards during the day, 1t
being $50 o'clock last evening before
they were released Trains going
west We're held at Echo and did not
arrive In Ogden until 8 oclock last
evening. Just what damage was done
could not be learned here last even
Ing. but It was authoritatiyely given
out that no lives were lost and no one
was injured.
Wreeklng crews were promptly sent
to the scene Of the accident AMI they
worked assiduously all day clearing
away the wreckage. The cause of the
wreck could not be learned last night
II Is said that there were ten heavy
gondola cars loaded with coal in the
wreck and that the smashup must
have been Of considerable moment
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-22
TERRIFIC WiNOSTORM
SWEEPS EUREKA, kAS.

Eureka, Kas., Feb pa terrific
windstorm swept over the country
about 10 miles west of Eureka, about
o'clock this morning. Several per-
sons are known to have been injured
although all wires are down and infor-
nation Is meager
The residence OF Frank Sallyards.
who lives seven miles northwest OF
Eureka, was destroyed, and Mrs. Sal.
yards and daughter were badly in
jured North of Eureka. the residence
Of John Alexander was wrecked. and
his wife badly hurt. Owing to all tel
ephone lines boing down, q complete
list Of the injured cannot be obtained.
although many others were undoubted.
ly hurt
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-22
TAFT ARRIVES
IN PHILADELPHIA

Philadelphia. Feb. 21.-President
elect Taft arrived here this morning
from Cincinnati, and, with Mrs Taft,
who came from New York 10 join
him. is the guest of DR.. S Weir Nit.
chell in his Walnut street home Mrs.
Taft attended services at the Unitar.
Ian church and with Mr.. Taft drove
10 Bryn Mawr. where they called on
their daughter Helen. and returned
with her in their automobile 10 din.
ner at the Mitchell residence. A con
ference took place between the preSl.
dent elect and Frank H Hitchcock.
who came at the request Of Mr.. TAFT.
Frank 3. Kellogg was also visitor.
Although 1t was early In the morn
Ing when Mr.. Taft alighted from his
Cincinnati train at North Philadel-
phia. he was greeted by an enthusias-
tic crowd. When few minutes later
he stepped from his automobile at
the Mitchell residence, the street was
blocked with people. who cheered as
they caught glimpse OF the bulky
form of the Ohioan and OF the beam
ing Taft smile.
III dll VI HIS udN utIt, Slis
Taft laughingly remarked that he had
awakened Philadelphia up al the un-
usual Sunday morning hour OF
o'clock. for which he felt he owed an
apology.
The report printed today that as
President, he would go To Alaska, MI
Taft said, had only the foundation
that he had received an invitation for
such trip and had replied that he
would hold il under consideration.
This same answer he said likewise APP
piled TO invitations TO visit Denver
and Seattle next summer He has
not yet decided what his travelling itin'
erary for the year Will be, except
that he Will make trip through the
South and Southwest as far as Texas.
An address Will be delivered by
Judge Taft at the Academy OF Music
here tomorrow morning under the aus
pices OF the University of Pennsyl-
yanIa, IN celebration Of university day.
A walking stick used by Benjamin
Franklin and by him presented TO La
Fayette, will be a gift TO the uniVer'
sity by the presiJentelect. After the
Mr.. Taft Will be the guest
of the First troop Philadelphia CITY
cavalry. and at night Will attend the
Pennsylvania university alumni din
ner. Mr. Taft expects 10 leave Tor
New York Tuesday morning
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-22
FUNERAL OF REAR
ADMIRAL COTTON

Nice. Feb 21.-The funeral services
today over the body OF Rear Admiral
Charles S. Cotton, u. S. n (retired)
Nno died on Friday, were attenced
by the American and British consuls.
Rear Admiral Franklin ]. Drake, L. ).
y. Cretired). Rear Admiral l.. u.
i'oggs, U. S. \. (retired. Adm.ra:
Perry of the British navy, Major and
Mrs Webster Iselln. and many 9th.
- friends OF the late admiral. The
coi6n was wrapped in an Americau
flag and covered with flowers. The
body will be cremated at Marseiiles
tomorrow and the ashes sent to ths
United States on board battleship.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-22
WRECK WEST
OF ECHO
SUNDAY
CARLOADS OF COAL ARE SCAT
TERED OVER THE COUNTRY.
Union Pacific Blocked For Many
Hours BY an Accident to a
Freight Train.

The Union Pacific wreck two miles
west of Echo Sunday at 11;15 has
been cleaned up sufficiently to per
NIT the resumption of traffic. A brok-
ell wheel on one of the gondolas de-
rallied ten cars Of coal In west-bound
train No. 274 in charge OF Conductor
Schnell and Engineer Burke. and in
the twinkling Of an eve the cars we're
piled up and a wealth of good Rock
Springs coal scattered all over that
section of Morgan county.
The accident was unavoidable and
no blame attaches to employees. No
one was injured.
Trains are on schedule time today,
although more than dozen freight
and passenger trains were blocked
yesterday as a result OF the miX-up.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-22
MONEY FOR
RAILROAD
MEN
SOUTHERN PACIFIC EMpl OWES
RECEIVING THEIR CASH.
ConservatiVeIy Estimated That N.,r,v
S1oo,ooo VIII Be Distributed
in Ogden This Month.

The anniversary of Washineton,a
birthday was generally observed in ALI
departments at railroad HEADQUARTERS
and nearly all the Offices observed
Sunday hours. The shops were closed
down all day, only a few men neces.
sary 10 keep engines ready for train
service being at work The pay
checks were distributed In the
various Southern Pacific departments.
and Cashier McGaw had gold stack.
ed up like cordwood all around his
office to honor the checks as the pro'
ccssion OF Hartman employees moved
like an army in that direction
II is conservatively estimated that
nearly 100000 will be distributed te
local employees In Ogden this month
and that helps out some.