The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-05-10


necoration Day, MAY 80. Place yonf
! order Tor that monument Win US nov
JnS G PARRY g. SONS CO., 1858 Wash
ington avenue.
Labor Day in churehes-In spite Oh
the Indictment weather, quite numocr
of the members of the Carpenters .
tho Electrical Workers, the Brewers
and Bottlers' and the Typographical
unions attended the services In the
FIRST Presbyterian church last even
inc The Carpenters and the Brewery
Workers came as unions and occupied
seats reserved for them
Great Scott, Come to think of IT,
what would We do II we could not see
4 Lewis Good Coal. Phone l4s.
From North Dakota-William Milis'
one of North Dakota's farmers, spent
sunday and today with Rev. carver
Mr. Mills and family were returning
home from a winter in Los Angeles
and stopped over to see tne peau''eS
I OF Ogden.
Have YOU been 20 see our new spring
/ line of w. L. Douglas shoes ana OK
fords at $3.50 and $500. THE Palace
! ESQ 25th st.
/ EIks Want Special Train--The
Elks OF Ogden are at present negotiat-
ing with Hartman passenger depart
ment officials for a special train over
the Southern Pacific to attend the ma
tlonal convention OF the order at Los
Angeles In July. The special VIII go
by way of San francisco, and IL the
present program is carried out, the
special Will be sent out on the Truckee
branch to Lake Tahoe. where the touc'
ist Elks will be given an elaborate out
ing at tha, popular resort The spe-
cinl will consist of baggage car,
diner, observation car and four Pull
mans and II is estimated that some
thing over g hundred Elks will leave
Ogden on the trip. The most of these
will 20 from Ogden. but members OF
the order from Park City. Logan and
adjacent cities will be invited TO join
the local lodge on the trip which is to
take i'll the larger and more important
cities on the Pacific coast
Order of Railway Conductors-Ex-
cuIsion TO Saltair, June Sth. Round
trip, 81 25 Through train No change. :
Shrincrs on a Special Train-Local
railroad officials have been advised
that a special train. having Oh board
California ShrineTs. will arrive al Og-
den June 4. en- route from san Fran
cisco 10 Louisville, Ky. TO attend the
annual conclave of Shriners In that
city The special will cover the tHar,
Timan system on fast schedule and
the train will consist Of d dynamo
car diner, observation car and eight
PullmanS.
Buy Kodaks and Supplies from The
Tripp Studio. $40 18th st. =
Boys From coorado-Two tourist
cars. crowded to the limit with stu
dents from the Colorado School OF
Mines, and baggage car loaded with
commissary supplies for the touring
students. arrived from the East over
the Rio Grande system this afternoon
Ell route 10 Butte, Anaconda and Great
Falls, Montana. where the Young men
will spend two weeks inspecting
mines, smelters and property connect
ed herewith. The boys are ont for a
good time, as well as for scientific
purposes. and arc in charge of half a
( dozen or more learned professors.
GARMENT SALE, 80 cts. per pail
and mp, at Knitting Factory, 302 25th
street :
Prof. Mocnch Returns.-Prof L. f
Moench has returned from Snowflake
Arizona, where he has had charge o
an academy for nine months. He re
ports the country undergoing RAPID
development On his return home h,
visited the Grand Canyon OF the Colo
rado and The Detrl1ed forest-natura
wonders beyond description.
Why pay 5000 and $500 for a pal
of shoes when You can get a Douglal
for $3.50 and Si00, at the Palace
$50 25th street?
Rio Grande Pay Day.-Payniaste
Simmer Of the Rio Grande system vii
arrive from the south on a specia
train this evening and dlstribut,
checks aGgregating thousands TO loca
employees of that road.
THAT Good Coal"-2. 900 pounds L
q ton. Rock Springs, Clear Creek an,
Castle Gate Bamberger ogden Goa
Co. 1921 Washington avenue. Bot
phones 1000.
Horses for Cavalry-Two cars O
horses were received this mornin
from the north consigned to the quar-
+. termaster's representative at Ogden
and Will be forwarded TO San Francisco
/, for service In the cavalry regiment
OF the United States army.
Spring Hat Sale. 2514 Wash. Ave.
Visited the JaiI.-The police static
I. and city jail were visited today by
: delegation from the Deaf and Bin
! school, the members Of which made
! careful Inspection of the various d
/ partments.
I. For fahcy painting and decoratin,
!. call ON or address f. L. Weberg. 81
I 9Th street
!: Struck by a BuIIet-Helgc Helce
!. son, Janitor Of the First National Ban
: building, experienced some of the sol
(. sations said to accompany ligh-clas
+ ASSASSINATION. While standing i'm fro,
! Of the building of which he is Gust
oian, spent bullet struck him in III