The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-08

slight William tTalS says tAe W
| mato yield this gear has been very
encouraging, and the farmers have
! reaped splendid benefits from H. He
also says that the profits 10 the To-
mato growers have been above The
average. The canneries have paid 81
ton for the tomatoes and some or
the patches have Welded as high as %
tons per acre. which means a revenue
of s207 per acre. while The average
Yield has been about 10 tons 10 the
acre.
DR.. e7PERsON's
Dental Office is now on the third floor.
First National Bank Bldg :
School Had to CIoee.-The Ogden
High school is closed again today be-
cause there WAS no heat id the build
ing IL Is thought, however. that the
heating apparatus VIII he In working
order next Monday, and that the
school work Will proceed on that day'
coAL-RocL Springs, Castle Gate
ard clear Creek. Gillette Coal Co.
1S3 West eth St Phones 1914
School Pay Oay.-This IS payday
for the teachers and principals OF the
school and they have drawn about
$4,000 as two weeks salary.
Kemmerer Coal guaranteed the best
sold only by NJ. l.. Jones Coal Co. Ind.
40. Bell l9sK.
To Visit in the East.-Mrs. j, G.
Paine left for the east yesterday after
noon expecting 10 remain there sew
eral months She will spend the prin-
cipal part of her time IN New York
city,
Anthracite CoaI.-Fill your bin be
fore cold weather. Phone. 81. John Farr
From ST. Anthony,-Mrs L. Potter
and her mother. Mrs. r. Mellenthin of
ST. Anthony, Idaho. are visiting Ogden
relatives and friends
Call Allen. phones %. for carriages
for funerals and operas. Private calls
specially. Also prompt delivery OF
baggage. 412 26th
Renovatine Depot offces-All of the
railroad Offices in the Union depot
building have been turned over TO the
painters and paperhangers who arc
busily engaged in fitting them up for
the winter The walls have received
new and attractive paper and the
woodwork has been all vanished. The
Offices Will be given new linoleum. The
work in the Offices OF Superintendents
Manson of the Southern Pacific and
Whitney of the Union Pacific are be-
Ing rushed TO completion while those
officials and staffs are out on the road
on their fall inspection tours. The
entire depot building has been re-
wired and equipped with new and up
to-date light fixtures The chandel-
iers and switches are of the antique
copper finish and are exceedingly at
tractivc
Heavy TraVcl.-Passenge traffic on
all the roads is unusually heavy and
Depot Master Shields and assistants
are busy at train time handling the
large number OF travellers. The fair
at Salt Lake City is the means OF at.
tracing many people from northern
Utah and southern Idaho points to Salt
Lake, In addition TO the regular tour
ist travel. The California-bound trains
are crowded to their capacity with peo-
pie who are seeking the mild coast
weather for the winter. The north.
bound trains are heavily loaded with
tourist and SlghtseeTs rushing to the
Seattle fair before IL closes. These
trains also carry large numbers of
homescekers going TO Idaho 10 take
advantage of the land openings in the
various districts.
Hermitage to Remain open.-J. w.
Ryland, OF the Hermitage hotel in Og-
den canyon, was down from the resort
today and states that MesSrS Wilson
and Madison. the managers, have de-
cided TO keep the hotel open during the
winter
What Do You Want7-Is there any.
thlng that you have wanted for a long
time In your Office or home and have
not been able 10 get 1t in Ogden? I,ooI.
IN the Business Directory OF the Even.
ing Standard, and you will find tbe
card OF supply house that will SAT-
lsfy your wants.
Smallpox cascs-Two cases of smau.
poN nave been developed in the family
ol Charles w Rash at North Ogden.
me disease was contracted at Brig.
ham City.
Typhoid Causes Oeath-Womter Fs.
meyer. "a years OF age, died at his
home at the corner OF Adams and
TweDty-eighth street. at u. m. yes.
! terday. Death was caused BY typhoid
fever, Deceased leaves a Wife and one
child. Funeral Will he held at D. m
Saturday in the First ward melting
house.
Eva May Gale Divorced the OILS.
trict court before Judge Howell, Eva
Mey Gale was granted a divorce from
Archie J. Gale upon the grounds oi
nonsupport
Japanese prince-Prince and Prin
cess kuni OF Japan. occupying private
car Ranger. accompanied by a re
tlnue OF servants. passed through Or.
dem this afternoon en- route To San
Francisco, where they will represent
the emperor of Japan at the Portola
festival a large number of local Jap
anese were at the depot 10 greet the
! prince and party
Sensational Charees-Charles of 4
| sensational nature. which name two
women of Evanston. Wyoming as co
respondents. were contained in A suiI
When d man or woman