The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-13
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Salt Lake Bids for Big Fight-F. f.
| Schefski. sporting editor Of the Salt
Lake Tribune. telegraphed James J.
! Jeffries last night, Offering 100000
! for the Joffrics-Johnson fight, in be-
half of a Fred w Wey. a prominent
hotel man and other local business
man OF Salt Lake City.
Advertisers mus; nave their COPY for
! the Evening Standard tho evening be-
, fore the day on which the ADVERTISE
ment Is to appear In order to Insure
publication.
Lecture Monday Nieht-The Weber
Academy announces that next Friday
night, the people of ogden will be CIV
EN- chance 10 hear Senator Robert
A. LaFollette. The Senator is one OF
the big men In the United States SEN
ate at the present time. He IS widely
known as on orator and as a man
with wonderful strength of character
Ii is often remarked that as a public
speaker and orator, Senator LaF'ol-
lette is to be ranked with William
Jennings Bryan This Is the second
lecture of the course which IS being
given by the Weber academy and
undoubtedly there will be a large
crowd at the school TO hear him.
Consumers Coal Co, All kinds os
good coal. Agents for Grass Creek. the
best 81 coal on the market. A a
Shaw. Mgr. Both phones 4lS. -
Constable Kepler in oeden.-Con-
stable Charles Kepler, of Elko. New,
arrived In town last night He is
searching for fugitive from justice
from his town,
In the baking of Hess Bread all
hand work is eliminated. =
Birthday of President smth-Tho
seventy-Grst birthday of President
Joseph F Smith. of the Mormon
church will be observed informally
today by members of his family and
dignitaries of the church Tho ami
versary finds Mr.. Smith as strong and
active as did his fiftieth birthday.
Anthracite Coal.-Fin your bin be
fore cold weather. Phone 27, John Farr
Nflll mohe TlOIUC IN TTiSCO,-N. Do
Temple and wife Will leave this city
tomorrow 10 make their home in San
Francisco Mr. Temple has been the
local agent for the White Sewing Ma
chine for a number of years and has
made a Wide acquaintance in this city
during mis- soJourn here He will leave
the employ of the White company and
will start in business for himself on
the coast H, p Nebold will succeed
Mr. Temple. as local manager of the
White company.
Call Allen. phones %. for carriages
for funerals and operas. Private calls
speciality. Also prompt delivery OF
baggage. 412 25th.
Ninth Ward to Give Bazsar.-Tho
people of the Ninth ward are contem.
plating giving q bazaar in the First
ward amusement hall for the purpose
Of raising money for the erection OF
a meeting house in their own ward.
The bazaar will he held for two days,
commencing Thanksgiving day. Tho
people OF the ward are working hard
to make this the best fair ever held
In the city and they intend TO raise
enough money out of it to take them
long way toward building the chapel.
COAL! Call up Parker & Co. for
rates on lump, nut and slack Parker
Coal Co, =
Burial Of Mrs. Mceratney-The
funeral OF Mrs. Sarah l.. McBratney
was held yesterday In the First ward
meeting house. Bishop d. II. Ensign
presided over the services. The ward
choir furnished music Miss Bernice
Browne, rendered. "Oh, May Ny Walk
Be Close With God" in very i'm.
pressive manner; Mrs Agnes Warner
sang. when Grief Hangs Heavily"
and George Balm sang, "Oh. My
Father" The speakers were Samuel
C. Dye and Nathan Tanner The
funeral was largely attended, not
only by friends In this city, but also
friends and relatives In Salt Lake and
Pocatello, Idaho, Many floral Offer
ings and the interment was made in
the City cemetery.
Another Lucky Strike.-"Tbe Coal"
from 81 90 up. POOL pounds in each
ton Shurtliff &c Co. Phones 1S. =
Miss Teford Conyalesclne-Mls
Sadie Telford who was injured about
two weeks ago by having a horse fall
ON her is now conyalesclng She will
| be able TO be around in a short timo
and the doctors say that no deformity
viii result from tho breaking of her
| leg.
Coal. call up Parker C Co. for
rates on lump. nut and slack. =
Of On Shooting Trip-Guy Cahoon.
c. w. Scott and Jack Welsh, left yes
! terday for Birch Creek canyon. where
1 they expect TO bag lot of deer and
other big game.
E-Z-Money KeiIy-money to loan on
any good real estate. Geo. j. Kelly. =
Lecture Tuesday Evenin9-Mrs.
Mary f. Teats. of Chicago. superin.
tendent Of national purity work for
the w. C. T. U. and president of the
Scnool of Gospel and Scientific Eugen-
les. Will lecture next Tuesday even
] ing at s o'clock at the Presbyterian
| church. Mrs Teats is a talented
woman, the author of the we'll known
/ book. THE Way of God in Marriage" 3"
and handles her subject, The New
! Homo of the New Century" In an
| interesting manner. A collection will
be taken at the close of the lecture,
Dr E / Goshen to Lecture DR.