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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-08

! while the cars have not run exactly on
: schedule time, the employees have rem
dered excellent service under the cir
cumstancs.
CHEAP COAL, Grass Creek, S4Uu
lcr ton. Rock Springs and Castle
Gate always on hand. Parker Coal Co.
County commlssIoners.-The com
j missioncrs of Weber county met in reg
ular session this morning and, aside
from receiving a communication from
ex-County Commissioner David Nc
Kay. acknowledging and certifying
that he had Officially retained Judge
Hulaniski In the Riverdale road con
demnation proceedings. and straight
enlng out the records and closing UP
that case, the board devoted the ses-
sion to routine business, the receiving
of road reports and consideration OF
various bills.
CoAL-Rock Springs. Castle Cato
md Clear Creek Gillette Coal Co.
15a West 9Th st. Phones 1914. =
Conference Acknowledgement SUI
perintendent Davis, who was TO have
left Tuesday for the south to attend
conference OF general superinten-
dents OF the Hartman system at New
Orleans, will not leave as expected.
owing to the conference having been
postponed because of weather condi.
tions
Dispositions FIIed.-Several deposi-
tions were filed this morning In the
civil action of Fred Kaufman against
the Intermountain Tailoring company.
Hearing Tuesday.-A hearing will
be. had Tuesday on the motion OF Coun-
ty Attorney Harris to arraign X. r.
Bramlett In the district court on new
Information filed by the State, charg-
ing Bramlett and others with robbing
Frank Goff OF gold watch and $3.50.
If the motion is denied, the rearrests
OF the accused men and another ex.
animation in the municipal or an in,
ferior court Will follow.
Delegation Of ProhbItIonists.-Sen
ator Rudolph Kuchler was honored
with strong delegation OF prohibl-
tionists carrying petition bearing the
names OF 5000 Weber county voters
demanding the passage of the prohibi-
tion bill. This committee is composed
OF Apostle David o. Mckay. L l.. Clark
and Farley r. Wright two prominent
merchants. Attorney C. c. Richards.
end Rev. G. w. McCreery. pastor OF
the Methodist church. Apostle Mckay
will act as spokesman for the delega-
tion No attention will be paid to the
four Weber county members OF the
lower house, as they are known to be
all right, but all possible pressure
VIII be brought to bear on Senators
Hulaniski and Kuchler to bring them
into line for statewide prohibition.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-08
LINCOLN WEEK IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Feb. by the authority
Of the city council tomorrow will In
angurate Lincoln week in Chicago To
celebrate the Tooth anniversary of the
martyred president
On Friday more than fifty meetings
are scheduled At a demonstration
2. the Auditorium in Nthe morning,
Woodrow Wilson. president of Prince
ton university will be the orator. A
chorus of 250 boys and girls from the
nigh schools will furnish the music
The naval militia, near the Lincoln
monument in Lincoln Park, will tfo
a presidential salute. The climax OF
the day will be at Dexter Park pa
vilion. where a chorus of 1000 voices
and the formation of living flag Will
be features.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-08
LEMP DIVORCE SUITS DRAW
FASHIONABLE AUDIENCE

St Louis, Feb. S.-The divorce suits
which Lillian Handlan Lemp and her
husband, William X. Lemp, Jr.. son of
the millionaire brewer. filed against
each other, came TO trial In the St
Louis circuit court today before Judge
Hitchcock. The case has attracted
wide attention. and when the proceed
ings began. a large audience of fash
ionably-attired men and women were
present
The suit for divorce. for alimony and
for custody of j. G. Lemp Ill. was Ill
ed by Mrs. Lemp, but Immediately
thereafter Mr.. Lemp filed a Cross bill,
also asking for divorce and the GUS
tody of the child.
Mrs. Lemp asks no stipulated sum
In alimony She says her husband is
worth 81, ,500,0 900. and has an income OF
$4,000 year, and she asks enough,
to support herself and her child COM
fortably
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CONTINUANCE
GRAN TED
STATE
IN GARRETT AND FLEMING HEAR.
ING IN POLICE COURT.
Attorney for Defendant Objected TO a
Further nement-February
II Set for the Hearing.

The case OF robbery against John K.
Garrett and James Fleming came up
for hearing in the municipal court this
morning
County Attorney Jensen asked for a
continuance OF the case under the plea
that the principal witnesses, Fred and
Vera Loveless. were still absent from
the state and that as they had been
located and an effort was being made
to secure their presence In the near
future. there was a probability Of their
returning 10 the city.
Attorney Maginnis. for the defense,
objected to continuance Of the case,
stating that one of the defendants was
confined at the county jail on account
OF his inability TO obtain Work for the
support OF his family while the present
charges were hanging over him, and
that, as there was little prospect of the
state being about TO produce the wit
nesses in question. further continuance
was inadvlsable.
The court upheld the state In Its
demand for continuance and ordered
that the same be granted, the day of
hearing being set for February IL.
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RUBY STANFORD ON
The WITNESS STAND

The case OF the State against Lo-
renzo Montgomery. charged with a
statutory offense with Ruby Stanford.
young girl II years OF age. was cali
cd in the district court this morning
and a jury secured Among the Wit
nesses for the state are NJ. F. Moore.
Mr.. Stanford, George Stalker. DR.. Geo
W. Baker and Ruby Stanford On the
witness stand this morning the latter
admitted the truth of the charges
made against Montgomery and entered
into details In connection with the al
legged crime. DR.. Baker testified to
having made an examination of the
person of the young girl and stated
that she was enciente at this time.
IL Is understood the defense Will en-.
deavor to show that others are respon.
slble for the present condition of the
young woman.
The case will probably be given to
the jury this evening.
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J A P A N { s {.
QUESTION
LEADS
Speaker Stanton Will Make
Important Explanation
Before Wednesday.

Sacramento. Cal. Feb. 7.-Anti-Ja-
panese legislation will be to the fore
this week In both branches Of the leg
isiature. Two resolutions drawn by
Grove l.. Johnson of Sacramento. and
aimed at the island empires subjects.
will be the subject of the discussion in
the assembly Wednesday. one already
passed segregating the Japanese i'll
the public schools of the state and
the other, which was refused pass
age. empowering municipalities to seq
regate in residential districts all un-
desirable aliens whose presence
might in the opinion OF boards of SUI
pervisors. be inimical to the public
health and morals Of the various
committees affected.
1t is the school bill that most deeply
concerns President Roosevelt and be-
tween this time and Wednesday, Tor
which day 1t has been made a special
order Of business to determine wheth-
er or not the vote by which 1t passed
shall be reconsldered, 1t is expected
that the national authorities will throw
additional light upon the subject. This
is supposed to be Of an extremely inn
Fortant nature, showing the true state
of diplomatic negotiations, now pend
ing between Japan and the United
states, and revealing to the legisla-
ture the reason for Mr.. Roosevelts S
numerous kilograms to the governor,
urging postponement of further action
on anti-Japanese legislation The
situation is considered grave by the
administration supporters.
When Speaker Phillip A. Stanton
took the floor at the crucial moment
on Friday, after 1t became apparent
that the assembly would vote down
Walter Leeds motion to reconsider
If something were not done at once to
change the temper OF the assembly.
tc declared he had information that
he could not reveal that prompted
MIN to make personal appeal for dc
lay to the members of the house. He
If possible, explain before Wednesday
the reason for his unusual request
Governor Gillett said Yesterday in
San Francisco, that he understood
Speaker Stanton had received a mess
age from President Roosevelt that he
was at liberty TO make public II he
so desired Mr.. Stanton. who went
to Los Angeles Friday night, refused
TO publish his correspondence with the
President. but telegram was received
today at the governors office nom
Washington stating that the Roosevelt
message might be given out, and AS
scmblyman j. p. Transue. one or
Stanton's lieutenants from Los An
Gelcs. issued the following copy
Washington, Feb. g.
Hon. Phillip A. Stanton, Speaker oI
the Assembly. Sacramento, Cal:
Please accept the expression OF
profound obligation on behalf of the
American people as whole for tho
high and patriotic services you are
rendering have unlimited confidence
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SCHOOLS WILL HAVE
A HALF HOLIDAY

The public schools of the city will
hold exercises commemorative of the
one-hundredth anniversary of the birth
Of Lincoln nn Friday. Feb. II. at $50.
II having been declared a holiday by
the governor of the state, the schools
will be closed for the remainder of
the day OF the program. The general
public is invited to visit the schools
on this day
Members OF the Grand Army Post
VIII participate In the exercises at the
various school buildings, as follows:
Comrade Hulaniski. Madison school.
Comrade Condon High School.
Comrade Bostaph, Washington
school
Comrade Prewshaw, Five Points
school.
Comrade Hadley. Dee school.
Comrade Erwin, Pingree school.
Comrade Allen. Grant school.
Comrade Lundy, Lewis school.
Comrade Cole, Quincy school.
Comrade Wier, Central school.
Comrade Knight. Mound Fort school
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RANDOM
REFERENCES

Mr.. Don Mcguire will lecture this
evening at S o'clock in the Bap-
tist church on the subject, THE Pco.
pie of Morocco The lecture Is COM
pIimentary to the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union A violin solo by
Miss Rosamond Laird and a whist
ling solo by Miss Addie Rouse will
add TO the pleasure of the evening. Ad-
mission % cents. =
Chartered PulImans.-Ths Utah Ag-
ricultural College Opera company has
chartered two Pullman tourist cars for
trip over Utah and will reach Brig
ham City Tuesday night: Provo. Thurs
day night; Ogden, Friday night, and
Logan, Saturday night
ter than good enough" are the selcc-
tions on the banjo and guitar which
are being rendered by Mcmillan and
Mansfield at the Falstaff. So popular
have they become that the manage
ment suggests that parties wishing to
reserve booths phone early in tho
evening. Bell 167, Ind. 93 =
Rock Springs. Kemmerer. Castle
Gate. Anthracite and Coke. NJ, l..
Jones Coal Co =
Weber Club 6aII.-The fourth ball
of the winter series given by the We.
ner club will take place Tuesday
evening. at Congress Hall Shorts
orchestra will provide the music and
an enjoyable time is anticipated
Such universal demand for one
brand of butter, is not seen elsewhere.
as that for B, & 6, in Ogden. =
Steer Beef. no bargain Steers. First
class steer beef costs little more, but
is better. At California Market, 126
25th street Both phones =
Gone to Losan.-Chief OF Operation
Sunday afternoon for Logan where he
Will confer With Supervisor w. w
Clark on matters pertaining to the
Cache forest.
GRASS CREEK LUMP COAL, $500
n yard; Castle Gate. Clear Creek,
Rock Springs. always on hand. Con.
Sumers' Coal Co., A. A Shaw, Mgr
uOilc6 tlos
THE ooEoN has changed to a SC
picture show Everybody come early.
Supt- Manson sack.-Superinten
dent Manson returned this morning
from trip of inspection over the Salt
Lake division and escorted Genera
Manager Bancroft over the Southern
Pacific from Sparks to ogden.
The most useful of all kitchen helps
Lewis Good Coal. Phones 149. :
The best anthracite coal at Johr
Farr's. Phone 81.
Street Car People 8usy.-At day
light this morning nearly one hundre,
employees OF the street car compan,
assembled at the barns and. under tn,
personal supervision of Superintendent
Joe Bailey. have done valiant work II
Keeping the cars moving on the var
ious lines Two street car snowplow
have been at work all day long, an,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-08

in the sane, good sense and right
mindedness OF the people OF the stale
Of California. know that they ap-
preciate that the national government
is at this moment engaged in doirg
everything 1t can to achieve the ends
that California has In view, while at
The same time preserving unbroken
the relations OF respect and good VIII
with great and friendly nation, and,
therefore. am sure the people ,f
California Will support you In taking
tho position You have taken, which
Is so eminently in TIE interests. not
only Of the American people as 4
whole. but especially of the state OF
California
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
Mr.. Transue said today that he was
not aware of any other message re-.
ccived by Speaker Stanton from Presi.
dent Roosevelt AS the telegram
above quoted was dated February 8,
and Stanton made his appeal TO the
assembly on Friday, February 5, II
could not have been the one that he re
ferred to at that time as having
prompted him 10 take the floor and
Lake personal appeal for delay on
anti-Japanese legislation.
The senate will take a fling at the
Japanese question tomorrow, immodi-
ately after the reading of the journal.
The debate will be upon the report
Of the committee on executive com,
nuDications. which recommended last
week that no action be taken at tins
session upon any of the bills intro
duced In the legislature tending TO
cstrange the relations between Japan
and the United States. Senator a. e.
Campbell Of San Luis Obisro, mem
ber OF the committee, gave notice
that he would submit a minority re-
port and 1t Is expected that the floor
leaders of the minority party will
make fight for its adoption.
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COUNTERFEIT BILLS
BEING CIRCULATED

The public Is warned to be on the
lookout for counterfeit bills, which
are being freely circulated at the pres
ent time The bills are of various de
nominations. but mainly IS and $40
and are exceedingly hard TO detect
Careful examination of the bills will
show as general thing either the lack
of the silk threads. which are contain
ed in all government bills, or that two
bills have been pasted together. A
counterfeit bill is pasted TO 81 bill
in some instances, and as the bill is
presented face up the error is not
quickly noticed.
Secret service men are making a
strenuous effort to locate the source
from which these counterfeits are be-
Ing circulated.
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ST ORM HAS
DON E NO
DAMAGE "a
EVEN RAILROAD TRAINS ARE
NEARLY ON TIME.
But the Fall Of Snow Has Been Gen.
: eraI and snowpIows Are Held
In Readiness.

Weather conditions throughout Utah
have undergone radical change dur
Ing the past twenty-four hours. and
kilograms received at railroad head
quarters indicate that probably the
heaviest snowstorm OF the winter Is
row in progress within radius OF
several hundred miles OF Ogden.
Although heavily burdened with
snow. the wires are all up and work
ing in fairly good condition, and trains
are arriving and leaving. over the
various Hartman lines centering III
this city, nearly on time,
Every precaution possible is being
taken to keep the various roads open.
and push plows and rotaries are dis
tributed at different points east, west
and north. These can be called into
use within an hour at any time but
as yet they have not been required.
the trains clearing the road nicely ia
their progress
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-08
LITTLE EIGHT-YEAR-oLD
GIRL COMMITS SUICIDE

Pittsburg. Feb S.-At Bolivar, Sat
urday, May Estella, eight years old.
committed suicide. She grieved over
the death of her mother. Papa. l am
going to shoot" she said, and before
he had time to realize the meaning Of
the words, the girl fred a bullet into
her temple.
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ARRESTS ARE MADE
OF SUSPECTED MURDERERS

Dayton, Feb. S.-A boy and girl
were arrested today in connection with
the suspected murder of Lizzie Full
hart. the girl whose body was found
in cistern last Friday afternoon. The
police refuse 10 reveal the names Of
the young prisoners. or to give out
the evidence on which they were ap-
pretended. The stomach and vital or
gans OF Miss Fulhart are in the hands
of physicians for chemical analysis,
the theory of poisoning having been
advanced
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WOMAN CRITICALLY HURT
IN AN AUTO ACCIDENT

Atlantic City. N. j., Feb. 8.-Mrs. e.
L. Williams. wife of the business man
agcr Of the Grand Opera house. Phil
adephia, was probably fatally injured
in an automobile accident near Egg
Harbor last night.
The automobile was running at high
speed when rear tire blew out
This caused the machine to skid and
Mrs. Williams was hurled from the
automobile. Her skull was fractured
and she was taken to a hospital In
Philadelphia In a serious condition.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-08
OOINGS IN CALIFORNIA
FOLLOWED WITH INTEREST

Portland. Ore, Feb THE doings
of the California legislature in re
gard to the Japanese, while followed
with interest in this city are dis
oussed but little. Sentiment OF near
ly all classes Is in favor of discourage
ing the emigration of the Japanese 10
this country. and bills and resolutions
are pending or in course Of prepara-
tion in the legislature at Salem, seek,
ing their further exclusion.
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BIG MERGER CASE WILL
BE HEARD IN CINCINNATI

Cincinnati. Feb. THE case of the
government against the Union Pacific
Railroad company. E. H. Hartman
and others called year ago in the
United States court to break up what
is claimed TO be a merger of the
Hartman lines, will be heard hero
next Tuesday. having been transferred
to Cincinnati recnetly,
Thlrty-five witnesses will be eX-
amined, it is said. These include
prominent railroad men. receivers
and shippers from Cincinnati and 9th
ell Ohio cities.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-08
WINTER CONOlES.

Penoche. a school girl CONNECTION. Is
made with four cups OF brown sucar
and one scant cup OF milk, boiled sew
on minutes. After taking from The
fire add one teaspoonful of vanilla.
a lump of butter the size OF a walnut,
and two cups of pecans. chopped fine
Beat TO a cream and pour on buttere.
paper Cut before it is cold
Peanuts cracked and added to tho
same bulk Of pop corn and coyereI
18th hard crystal candy make del
icacy that is tempting.
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PUBLIC is APATHETIc.

Tacoma, Wash. Feb. mo inter
cst Is taken in Tacoma in the present
antl-Japanese agitation, and the mat
ter has not been discussed at any pu5-
lie gathering, The newspapers coal
mend President Roosevelt and Govero-
OF Gillett, but the general public IS
epathetlc.
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LEGAL.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders oil
the Overland Mining & Milling com
rany will be held at the office of +. NJ.
Conroy. 300 25th street Tuesday
March 9th, 1909, at 7:S0 p m, for the
purpose of electing officers for the en-
suing year and transacting such other
business as may come before the meet
ing. A full representation is request
ed. ALBERT SCOWCROFT,
President
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CARD OF THANKS.

To those kind friends who so
thoughtfully assisted us during our
trying hours OF grief. we extend our
heartfelt thanks We are profoundly
grateful for the great comfort occas.
ioned by the many expressions of
sympathy, as we'll as for the numerous
and beautiful floral tributes to the
memory of our beloved son and broth.
er
Mr.. and Mrs. Nath. Kuhn and Fam
lily. =
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HTEEN-YEAR-OLO NEGRO
CONFESSES TO q MUROEE

Houston. Miss, Feb. S.-Roby Bas.
kin. an, 1S-year-old negro under arrest
here. has confessed to the murder OF
DR.. w. T. Hudson In Moore's grove,
Lear here Saturday He says he rob.
bed DR.. Hudson and then shot him in
order to get him out Of the way.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to extend our thanks to
the many kind friends and neighbors
who assisted us during the sickness
and death of our beloved husband and
father.
Mrs. Theo E. Powell and Family. =
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HONOR OLD
HOME OF
LINCOLN
Five Trains Will Garry Dis
tinguiShed Delegations 10
Farm in Kentucky.

Louisville. Ky, Feb. 7.-Simple and
Vet splendid with the presence OF the
first citizen of the United States vii,
be the homage paid the old home
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MARRIAGES

marriage license was issued this
morning to William M, Donahue or
Ogden and Mary V. Bourke OF Kansas
City.
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DIED

MRS. HENRIETTA c. PURRINGToN.
wife~of Geo. burlington, this morn,
Ing. at ST. Thomas. New, where she
mad been for her health for some
tlme- She was a former resident Of
Ogden.
Inc funeral will be held at the West
Weber meeting house The date will
be given later. The cause Of Mrs. Pur.
rlngton's death was consumption.
A healthy man is King In his own
right an unhealthy man Is an unhap-
ry slave. Burdock Blood Bitters
builds up sound health-keeps YOU
we'll