The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-18

| ftrumental and vocal selections There
are six people in the company and
the professor Is authority for the
statement that the concert they Will
| give tonight Will be of exceptionally
fine merit.
True Economy-Buying the best.
| High grade monumental work re.
Quires first class material and work
manship- Joseph Parry & Sons Co.
2253 Washington avenue. =
Yesterday a Quiet Day-Yesterday
was n very quiet Sunday in Ogden.
| The lid" was fastened down tightly
as was evidenced by the fact that
| only one arrest for drunkenness was
made during the day.
Advertisers must have their copy for
the Evening Standard the evening be-
| fore the day on which the advertise
nent is to appear In order to insure
publication. =
c. w. Lane of Green River, Wyo.,
is visiting friends In ogden for a
short time
HARD COAL turns Winter into Sum
NOR. Shurtliff's. Phones is.
Mrs George West of Portland, Ore,
is spending a few days with her Og-
den friends.
STORAGE at reasonable rates, In
good brick building II you need any
room. consult John Scowcroft 8, Sons
Company. =
Union Meeting-The usual Sunday
school Union Meeting" of the Weber
Stake was held Sunday afternoon, in
the Weber Academy. with Superin-
tendent Brigham II, Goddard presid-
Ing. A very fair number OF officers
and teachers were In attendance, TAX
Ing into consideration the fact that
ether special meetings Of the stake
were being conducted. Reports from
the ward Sunday schools indicate
great interest and activity on the part
Of the workers.
E-Z-Money KeIIy-Money to loan on
any good real estate. Geo. j. Kelly.
temperature of the weather in the city
yesterday was at the fifty mark, near.
ly all day. The waters or
the Ogden and Weber river showed no
appreciable rise during the day,
which Is an indication that the tenn
perature in the higher attitudes was
lower than in the lower section or
country. Southern Pacific trains for
the Pacific coast are still being dis.
patched over the San Pedro Route.
Plenty OF Lump Coal. Jones Coal Co.
Both Phones.
To Take Special Course of Study
Miss Bernicc r. Kohn, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Kohn, left on
Thursday for Salt Lake to attend St
Mary's Academy. at which institution
she will take special course In Ian
guages and music.
Reduced Rate Adopted-After a live.
ly discussion among western railroad
lines over a period Of three months,
the reduced colonist rates to Califor-
MIA for the coming spring have been
adopted, the initiative being taken by
the far western and California roads.
A rate Of $50 from the Missouri river
TO the coast has finally been agreed
upon, which is S5 lower tnan the rate
Id eHect laSt year.
G. c. Jessen OF Ely, New, is an Og-
den visitor
Bleeding Man Attracted Crowd
Considerable momentary excitement
was occasioned about noon today over
the trouble In which an Intoxicated
individual suddenly became involved
during a ramble through a rooming
house near the St Louis saloon,
Twenty-flfth street and Grant avenue.
The man entered the hallway of the
house and began systematic search
OF the establishment for his clothes
which he claimed were missing. See
ing that there was no serious deflcien-
cy in the apparel of the caller, the
landlady of the place shut the door in
his face, after which a male occupant
of one OF the rooms took the matter
in hand. The result was the sudden
arrival of the intruder on the side
sundry bruises adorning his anatomy.
No arrest was made. A great crowd
had been attracted By the dragging of
the bleeding man from the building.
Fink SmeIter Success-Samuel
NewhouSe. who mas backed Edward
Fink in his smelter experiments. an
nounced in Salt Lake. Sunday that
smelter had been built by Mr.. Fink
which will revolutionize the smelling
industry, converting copper ore into
blister copper at one operation and at
a cost comparatively insignificant. Mr..
Newhouse claims 1t Is the greatest dis
covery of recent years In smelling.
Child Culture Club.-The Child Cul-
ture club Will meet at 3 p. NJ. Tuesday
afternoon, at the home of Mrs. r. A.
Whittier. STA Twentythird street.
New WHOLESALER H ouee-It is stated
on good authority that a large whole
sale paint. oil and glass house will be
opened shortly In this city, with Glen
X Hilliard of Salt Lake as manager.
The portion Of the old posto1flce build
ing recently vacated by Browning
Bros automobile garage. on Twenty
fourth street, is now undergoing eX-
tensive repairs and is understood to be
the proposed location of the new con-
cern.
Assault and Battery-The case of
the State VS.. Chas. Summers, charged
with assault and battery, Is being
heard In the municipal court this af
ternoon.
Mrs. S. e. Lyon Married-The mar
riage of John Pope Of Vernal and Mrs.
S. e. Lyon Of this city was solemnized
Sunday at the home of the brides