The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-15

Kodak Finishing TItpp Studio. $40 35tb-
EQUITY Casc.-The equity case OF
Wheeler VS.. Foy was again taken up in
district court yesterday afternoon by
Judge Howell.
coAL-Rock Springs. Castle Cato
md Clear Greek. Gillette Coal Co.
l5a West s7th St Phones 1914. =
Letters Of Administration Issued
In the matter of the estate Of the late
John Tomisk, letters of administration
have been issued to Robert G. Agee
under a bond recorded of 81 900
Rock Springs. Kcmmerer. Castle
Cite. Anthracite and Coke. NJ. L
jones Coal Co. :
Amended Complaint FIled-As a re-
suit of arguments heard In district
court on n motion to quash attachment
proceedings. an amended complaint
was filed yesterday morning In the
civil action instituted by the Pioneer
Land and Irrigation company against
Edwin T Woolley.
Peerless Sodas are better and fresh
er. Made in ogden.
Auditor of Accounts Leaves for
South.-M. j OToole, auditor of ac-
counts district forest service. left
today for various points In the
south to confer with forest supervisors
regarding their accounts He will visit
the headquarters of the following fore
ests: Wasatch, Nebo. Utah; Manti
t., I oI. ot SaJt o1-
Payson, Provo, Ephrium and Saline.
respectively.
For fancy painting and decorating.
call on or address F. E. Weberg. 325
9Th street
Chief Of Police Thomas E. Browning
was a Salt Lake visitor yesterday of
official business.
Get Your Garments-New Spring
and Summer goods Factory prices, at
the Knitting Factory. 302 25th st.
Filed Suit Against E. T. WooIIey.-
The Pioneer Land and Cattle company
yesterday filed suit against Edwin T.
Woolley to recover $3.50. alleged to
be due the plaintiff company as a bal
Brick, Tile and Milling company,
claimed to have been sold the plain
lifts for consideration and which after
wards proved to be worthless.
CoaI-Rocky Mountain Rock Spring
Coal, $500 at yard Phone q. John
Farr. :
Salt Lake Vistors.-Ex-Gover
Heber NJ Wells, Charles Barton and
Edward G. Ferry, with their wives.
were Ogden visitors last night They
will return to Salt Lake today. The
party came up from the capital in an
automobile for a little outing The
chauffeur for the company was Louis
Whittier The entire company took
quarters at the Reed Hotel last night
and had dinner at the Potter cafe.
E.z-Money Kelly-Money to loan on
any good real estate. Geo. j. Kelly.
Young Ladies' Will Serve at the
"potter."-Manager Potter of the Pot
Ter cafe stated last evening that due
10 the prejudice existing in Ogden
against colored walters. he had cou-
GUIDED to discharge all his colored
help and employ young ladies TO serve
the people who come TO his place to
cat The change will be made today.
Asks for Letters of Administration
Oscar Barlow yesterday filed a pc
tition asking for letters of administra-
ton in the matter OF the estate of
Sarah Bitten, deceased. The petition
rehearseS that the deceased died in
testate on the 9th day of September,
of real estate situated In Da-
Wis county, the value of which Is not
given In the petition.
Funeral For Frank White.-The fun
eral for Frank White will be held Fri
day afternoon at o'clock In the Fifth
Ward meeting house and the inter
nent will be had in the Ogden city
cemetery. The remains man be view
cd at the LIndquist undertaking par
lors between the hours of 10 a, N. and
J p. m. on the day of the funeral.
Granted Patent,-C Fl. Hughes of
Ogden has been given a patent OH a
device known as triple valve"
Orpheum Coming to Ogden-Martin
Beck, the vaudeville man. head of the
great Orpheum circuit and one of the
leading theatrical magnets Of the coun-
try, arrived in Ogden yesterday
to confer with David Eccles, H.
II. RolapD and NJ. S. Browning. In re-
gard to leasing the Grand Opera house
for vaudeville purposes. There have
been persistent rumors for some time
to the effect that the local play house
would be turned over to the Orphcum
people on certain nights of the week
guaranteeing to the people of Ogden
the good things In vaudeville which
have thus far been entirely denied To-
cal theater patrons. The coming of
MIR. Beck from New York Is apparent
evidence that the contemplated deal
will be put through.
Removing Telephone Poles.-The
activity of the Bell Telephone com
pany In removing it9 wires from var
ious business streets will soon make
itself apparent especially on Twenty
fourth and Twenty-fifth streets, where
tho nnsightly poles and their burden
OF wires will be taken down. Man
ager f. e. Harrison stated today that
the work of transferring the wires to
the Interior Of the blocks bounded by
Washington avenue, Wall avenue,
Twenty-fourth and Twenty fifth
streets. is rapidly nearing completion.
The Twenty fourth street wires which
are now underground we're carried over
the new yiaduct by a 22-gauge cable
of 100 pairs of wires. From the far
ther end of the viaduct the wires Will