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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-15
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MA TCH IN
OGDEN

Stanley Karp is matched against
Gus Anderson. who is said to be one
of the best mat welter "speedballs"
in the country today. for a wrestling
match, best two in three falls. FOR
January 6, TO be held In Ogden in
Manager Grants new ,Leater. The
match has been arranged for the ben
eft OF the National Wool Growers
association. The sheepmen will take
possession OF Ogden tho first week In
January. and all manner OF sports and
games are being arranged for the en-
tertainment Of the visitors
Karp claims the welterweight cham.
pionship; so does Gus Anderson. and
there are several other wrestlcrs in
the country who lay claim TO the title.
1t is just possible that before the win"
ter months run out that the title Will
go to the rishttul owner and that the
honors will be decided in Utah. pro-
viding all parties concerned claiming
the championship can be brought to-
gether.
There is Mike Yokel and O'Connell
yet to be accounted for. these two
men also claiming that they are In a
class by themselves.
Karp and Anderson will enter for
the contest to weigh $50 pounds or
under. The wrestlers claim they do
not reach this weight. but ask for Ave
pounds extra In order that they may
be at their best.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-15
DOGS MUST HAVE ROOM
ALL TO THEMSELVES

A most peculiar telegram was re-
celved yesterday by Mr William An
son. who is resident manager OF the
now Ogden 1heater. II read like this;
Reserve one whole room in theaier
for dogs" These dogs, according TO
Mr. Allison, are the dogs which are
used in the famous Collie Ballet. '
and they consist OF three crates OF
the canine family. They VIII form part
of the extravaganza, Top O. Tn
World" which will be the next at
traction at the Ogden Theater. Thurs
day evening. at which time all the de-
tails OF the new theater WIFI be I'm
ished
The Top o. The World" company
will leave Denver, where they have
been playing to crowded houses. on
q special train, and the company Is
expected to arrive here Thursday al.
ternoon- Mr.. Allison says there VIII
be additional stage hands needed at
this performance. so heavy is the
scenery,
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THE SALT LAKERS

THE SALT LAKERS IN THE SER
ENADE at the Orpheum tonight prom
ises 10 be one OF the best musical
events OF the seasons offerings at
the popular play house. With such
people as Hugh Dugal Horace En-
sign, Fred Graham, Alex Campbell,
Miss Amy Osborne. and other fam-
Gus singers from our sister city the
people of Ogden VIII have an oppor-
tunity TO hear Victor Herberts mas
terpiece. The Serenade,' given with
all the quality and flnesse that made
the Serenade famous when given By
the Bostonians few years ago. The
costumes, scenery and plots have
been In the hands OF experts and
With the praise that Logan, Provo and
Salt Lake has bestowed on the offer.
ing we are looking forward to a rare
treat tonight. The advance sale is
unusually large. which gees to show
that the people of Ogden love good
music. -
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RANDOM
REFERENCES

The scat sale for the Top O. The
| World" opened yesterday with the
! largest amount of reservations for
any show this season indications are
! that the standing room sign will sure
| ly be hung out early tomorrow. The
] Culley Drug Co is taking care of the
sale, account OF the box Office not
being ready. -
Christmas Bazaar, Cong. Ladles,
Dec 18th aud 18th. 1856 Wash Ave. /
/ Fancy articles, bread, cake, candy
Aid SooIety.-The Ladies Aid So
ciety of the Swedish Lutheran church
VIII meet with Mrs FreeborG, 2720
Monroe avenue. Thursday afternoon,
at 2:30. Friends and members are
cordially invited
oNE,HALF SALE on my entire stock
OF trimmed hats n. l.. Spurgeon MIL.
linery, 2372 Wash. Ave. =
FOR sALE-If YOU are looking for
snap in Real Estate. look on page
3 there you will find listed. e. F.
Bratz. at SO 18th St.-Tne snap Of a
lifetime. =
Child pead-vrena Louise, the lit
Tie e!eht-yearold daughter of Nj. and
AIRS. a. A. Elder died at the family
residence on Monday afternoon. De.
cenber IL. Announcement OF the lu-
neral VIII be made later.
The fuel without a fault Is Lewis
good coal Phones 149. -
Before buying your dishes. drop in
at E, a. OLSEN'S. Examine our
stock and compare our prices. We are
closing out =.
In Municipal court-In the civil di-
vision of the municipal court this
morning, Efhe Pearl Bishop com.
menced civil suit against Ella Win
grove Ellsworth TO recover 5000. al.
legged damages for the unlawful reten.
ton OF certain property The Stand.
ard Is suing W. S. Wallace for s94.54
claimed to be due on an account. Tho
Becker Brewing company has COM
| menced an action against c E. Hart
for S5l.65, claimed 10 be due on an &C.
count
s.Z.Money Keny-money to loan on
any good real estate. Geo. ]. Kelly. =
b. & G. Butter is our fulfillment of
promises.
Idaho GroWine-W. H. Anderson
has returned from an extended trip
through southern Idaho. He states
that business activity in that section
is exceptionally good and that the
country. is building up rapidly. Mr..
Anderson was away from home about
three weeks.
Buy your Christmas Chinawarc at
f. A. OLSEN'S. He's closing at an
J enormous reduction. =
E. A. OLSEN Is closing out his en-
tire line Of beautiful glass and China.
ware at bedrock prices. Conc early
and take your pick. :
Death Of Fred kely-Th erfends
OF Fred Kelly will be gricyed TO learn
OF his death, which occurred this
morning at / o'clock at the home OF
his wife's mother, Mrs. Susie Dunbar
Mr. Kelly had been suffering of acute
tuberculosis since last July He was
the son-in-law OF Ofhcer AL Herrick
and was thirty years OF age The de
ceased Is survived by a wife and two
children. a mother at New York, a
brother at San Francisco and other
rc'a''ycs In The east 1Te was mem
! Der ol the Elk's ledge OF Seattle, TIC
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-15

railroad officials will arrive in Ogden
Via the Union Pacific in few days.
The party is travelling In a special car
and. after inspecting Ogden railroad
conditions for several hours, will con-
tinue west TO southern California over
the Los Angeles G. San Pedro system
SUPPLIES for YOUR typewriters
can be had at L. H. 9ccraft's place,
corner Grant and Twenty-fourth
street. -
Will Arrive at 7:15-The Salt Lake
city for Ogden on a special train at
615 this evening The tran VII Con-
slst of a baggage car and two coaches
and will run as a special from Ogden
to Salt Lake at 1880 tonight
PEACOCK-The best Rock Springs
on tho market. Phone 81. John
Farr. ii
Kept on the Go-SInce the unit
or Hine system has bee nadopted on
the Salt Lake division of the Southern
Pacific, Trainmaster 3 A. Campbell
is kept out on the road a greater part
OF the tine and is riding freight and
passenger trains at all hours Of the
day and night. He is found any
where. from the engine TO the ca
boose. and his presence is said to DC
an important factor in helping the
boys to make good time" over the diff
ferent freight dstTcts OF the division.
Gillette Coal Co. 1s3 West 9th.
Both phones 107
Inspection Trip = Superintendent
Manson left for trip of inspection
over the Salt Lake division last night
and VIII be out on the road the bal
ance OF the week. His usually !usep-
arabic companion on these trips Os-
sistant Superintendent Fitzgerald, is
laid up temporarily with an attack of
rheumatism and was down TO railroad
headquarters this afternoon for the
first time in several days.
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MORE ROOM FOR
THE SHEEP SHOW
Board Necessary Obtain the Old Posofce
Building to Care Overflow From the Auditorium
100 Animals Are Listed

auditorium which is being arrarg j
for the show will not be large eo.
ough for all the sheep that are C r
ing. and. until today. the board OF a.
troll was at its wits end to know ll.
TO do. but. as is so frequently tae
case In predicaments of this sort, q
Hon. Fred J. Kiesel came TO the r.
cue and proffered the use OF the
postofIlce building. free of chai
This building practically sdioins &c
Auditorium and It Ia large enough %
supply all the additional room neceS-
Sary.
Senator Seeley and ". d. Can't
land, prominent sbeepmen of M0uat
Pleasant, visited the Auditorium yes
terday and pronounced it the most
Ideal quarters for a sheep show thoy
had ever seen. They said that Chi.
cago had no such accommodations ior
the sheep exhibit.
The work OF preparing the Auditor
ium for the show is now going on
and the building will be in readiness
for the first arrival of sheep.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following real estate transfers
have been filed for record with Coun'
ty Recorder Wallace:
j. Ogden Armour of Chicago TO Lot
tie S. Armour, part Of lot 2. block 81
plat A. Ogden City survey. Consid-
Grafton 81.
Julia E. Storey to Clara W Had
lock. lots and s, block 6, Florence
Park addition to Ogden City. Consid'
Grafton $40.
Amanda Amelia Phillips to Julia E.
Storey lots Is and 16. block 6. Flor
ence Park addition to Ogden City.
Consideration, $40.
John w McKinnon and wife TO
Lewis B. Carver. part of lot l. block
81. plat A, Ogden City survey, Con
sideration, 81.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-15

Tom j. Keogh has returned from the
International Stock Show at Chicago
much enthused over the prospects for
the Ogden show next month. He rep
resented the board of control OF the
Ogden convention At Chicago, and, as
such, came In direct contact with the
leading sheep raisers and commission
men Of the country,
He says that the wool growers all
over the country are much interested
In the coming convention at Ogden.
Unquestionably, there will DC an cN-
ceptionally large attendance at the
national convention here All the
larger sheep interests or the United
States will be represented at the
convention and the prize sheep OF the
nation will be on exhibition,
All the sheep that have been placed
on exhibition at the various stock
shows OF the country this season viii
be at the Ogden show. Secretary
Reynolds stated to-day that 1,l00 head
have been entered.
It has been decided that the large
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-15
PRIZE WINNERS
WRlGHTS' AWARD PRIZES TO
CHILDREN IN MUNSlNG
CONTEST.

Out OF the hundreds Of answers to
the Munsing naming contest. which
was conducted by Wrights Store, only
one boy guessed all the names. HIS
name is Arnold Wilson and he lives
with his parents at 931 23rd street.
He received the cash prize of $500
The other winners we're Lillian Bur
rows Of 2241 Indian Ave, and Emma
Parrish who lives at 35th Street and
Grant Ave. These two girls tied for
the second prize OF $500, which VIII
be divided between them equally.
The third prize was won by three
contestants: Helen Prout OF 2946
Porter Ave, Glen Mcfarland OF 73I
29th street. and Glen Epgles of 22o9
Adams Ave. These contestants Will
receive an equal share Of the third
prize. which was $500 cash.
There were a great many who had
half OF the names right, but only those
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-15

time and place for the funeral have
not yet been decided upon
Money TO loan OH real estate Wright
| Investment Co., under First National
| Bank. -
Kemmerer Coal guaranteed the bcs
Sold only by NJ. L. Jones Coal Co.. Inc.
l40. Bell 49SK.
Sheep Doing WeII-Hermann Kuch.
I Ter has returned from mis- sheep
camps In Nevada. He states that the
recent storm covered the winter
ranges with a nice depth OF snow and
has made it possible TO take the
sheep far Into the deserts for grazing
The herds are in good condition and
the prospects are that there Will be
but little loss this winter.
Storeroom for rent, 419 Twenty
third street. Inquire 225i Washing
ton avenue. l2-l-tf
EASY PAYMENT. Royal Type
writer's sold on easy monthly pay
ments. L. H. secraft, corner Grant
and Twentyfourth streets. =
onelIo Found GuiIty.-In the case
case Of the City against Sam Onello
charged with receiving stolen goods,
which was tried in the Municipal
court yesterday, the court this morn
ing rendered verdict OF guilty. Sen
tence viii be passed tomorrow morn
ing The complaint in the case alles.
ed that Onello received ten pairs Of
shoes that had been stolen from a box
car at the Union depot by Charles
Riley, James Riley and Charles Jen-
ningS.
Nearly new piano for rent or for
sale, cheap. o. j. Stilwell Bell,
l02S-Y Ind. 81 =
REPAIRING. We repair all makes of
typewriters. Get our estimates on your
typewriter before having it repaired.
L. n. Bccraft, corner Grant and Twen-
ty-fourth streets. =
CoIcred Social Tonight "A grand
concert and basket social will be Civ
ell in the hall OF the ]. c. Embry
mission at S;I5, tonight, under the
auspices of the Well Wishers club,
the proceeds to be applied TO the
building of church for the colored
people of Ogden. Mrs. l.. w. Hair is
directress and president OF the club
and entertainment. The public is cor
daily invited.
BEST GIFTS are photos Of Yourself
We make sittings and finish pictures
regardless Of weather conditions. The
Tripp Electric Light Studio. =
have that good coal. Astel Farr
Coal Co., 156 cath. -
U. p. Trains Late e-NotWithstandins
! the rather frlgid climatic conditions
in the intermountain region all pas
sengor trains on the Southern Pacific,
Oregon Short Line anu Rio Graudc
roads are arriving practically on time
! today On the Union Pacific service
is hardly AS satisfactory. No, 3. due
hours late this afternoon; 40. |. the
viii arrive this evening about g
o'clock. No. 2. the fast mail from the
cast, was two hours late, and No 7.
the coast.bound Los Angeles limited,
will arrive three hours late this even
ing.
For Rent-Typewrters from 81 10
50 per month. Good ones, too" Call
In and see tehm. L. n. Beeraft, cor.
ner Grant and Twenty.fourth street. =
STORAGE at reasonable rates, In
good brick building. II you need any
room, consult John Scewcroft & So1a
Company. -
l. Railroad ViSltors-Isocal railroad Of
| fIcials have boen advised that Nico.
President Timothy +. Byrnes OF the
New York Central & Hudson River
railroad and party of distinguished
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-15
MONOGRAM PINS
A CLEVER LITTLE INEXPENSIVE
CHRISTMAS GIFT.

Wright's Store has arranged to en-
grave monogram collar pins, which
are being extensively bought for
Christmas gifts.
The pin is of white metal with a
gold plating. and when the epgrav-
Ing is done, the white metal shows
through the gold. making very pleas
ing effect.
The price is soc for pin with one
initial or 60c when the name is
spelled in full When more than one
initial Is wanted an extra charge Of
10c is made for the extra initial -
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mentioned had them all correct. or

mentioned bad them all correct. or
nearly so.
However every one who submitted
a paper in the contest is entitled TO
one OF the Dolly Munsing slips. which
is a beautifully Autographed card of
Dolly Munsing and her wardrobe
The parties who are mentioned in
this article may have their prizes by
calling al the advertising department; ;
and all who submitted papers will be
given dolls il they come to the under
wear department accompanied by their
parents or guardian -
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-15
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Oracle - Esis--Globe
~D1ooOoooOooN~O
II you Ike Moving Pictures at all

IL you like Moving Pictures at all
don't miss seeing:
1.-TWO WOMEN AND A MAN"
At the GLOBE THEATER this week.
Any remarks OF ours are unnecessary.
the picture tells the story.
The Atlanta Auto Races are good
Many worlds records We're broken in
this race. and pictures OF some of the
speediest racers In the world are
given. A splendid view OF the track
is shown and also some Of the ma-
chimes at top speed. This picture is
on at the Globe.
THE EVIL PHILTRE is a beautI.
full colored picture and THE FISHER
MANS BRIDE is an excellent pic
tured story of the life of the sturdy
Sshermen living around Astoria, Ore.
These two feature pictures with some
good COMICS are at the 1915.
PALE FACES WooING," one OF
The best Indian stories we have ever
shown. THE KEEPER OF THE
LIGHT" a pretty little silent drama
laid abont lonely lighthouse. telling
the story of the simple. uneventful
lives OF the rugged folks of the light
mouse. The ocean scene IN this pic
tnre is alone worth the price OF ad.
mission. These features are at the
ORACLE, together with some excel.
lent comedy.
LADIES' SOUVENIR MATINEEs
isis" THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
hEmEMeER, our houses are warm
and comfortable. and It's a pleasure
to plea1e you.
EEENaHREEEEH@
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-15
DO YOU RECALL The
OLD OGDEN MlESTRElS

Denver Dec. Il,
Editor Of Standard An item from
the Top o. Th' World; Charles Har.
ris, playing the Queen OF the North
ern Lights. Is the same Harris who
landed In Ogden In 1876. and with All
Lowe. news agent at the depot. got
up the Ogden minStrels and with To-
cal talent gave 4 performance at the
Spiritual Hall to a crowded house
"A few days later Manver G Wood
got off the train aud laid over and We
gave a second show at the opera
house TO capacity
Il lived with ALI Lowe and his fam
lily few weeks. Then we took the
Ogden mipstrels up through Utah ter
ritory for four weeks,
Maybe some OF the folks In ogden
will remember this.
Yours truly, CHAS, HARRIS
with Top o. Th' World,
READ THE CLASSIFIED PACE
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as new, for sale at the Standard.
Office Call and see il and make an
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time and place for the funeral have
not yet been decided upon.
Money TO loan on real estate. Wright
Investment Co, under First National
Bank.
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LADIES' SOUVENIR MATINEEs
isis" THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-12
Men of all Ranks Donate TO
Secure Auto Industry
ALL MUST JOIN In
Every Citizen, Rich or Poor,
Must Contribute His Share.
Coming Of Great Industry Means
That Old Prosperity will Return
Boost, and Boost Hard.

An ealthusiastim mass meeting of
the leading citizens of the city
was held in the reception room at
the Commercial club at 1880 O'Clock
last evening, The purpose of the
session was to discuss in detail, the
principal features Of securing the
automobile manufacturing industry
for Marion.
The principal speakers of the
meeting were Judge Caleb Norris
and Daniel A. Frank. They gave
detailed descriptions of the mann
moth factories which the proposed
auto industry dis conducting at In
danapolis. They declared that
they had visited the plants and
that a force of about thirteen hun
dred men are employed Mr. Norris
stated that the automobiles manu-
featured are highly popular through
out the country and that the out
put OF the five factories at Indiana
polls IS about fifty machines a day
"Few Marion people really realize
the importance of landing this in
dustry," stated Mr.. Norris It
means that ii will increase the
population of Marion anywhere
from six to ten thousand and will
increase the value OF real estate
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-12
ALL JOIN HANDS TO MAKE
MARION A GREATER CITY

throughout the city"
The canvass for funds IS prog
q essing nicely, and the 9ggressOrs
in the movement are confident that
they will succeed. The plumbers,
jewelers., attorneys, schools and col
leges, groceries and mlliners have
held meetings and arranged TO
raise the amount OF money which
has been assigned TO them. Other
classes will meet Friday afternoon
and evening TO arrange to collect the
assigned donations.
A number of citizens have called
at the club and made their dona-
Bions unsolicited Others are await
ing the arrival of the solicitor and
have expressed their willingness TO
sign the note without delay The
business men are becoming more
enthusiastic every day and in case
that the laymen respond as they
undoubtedly will, the success OF
the proposition lis assured.
A committee composed Of Messrs.
John II. Balm, James r. Franklin,
ID. A. Frank, Benjamin Kleinmaier,
John f. Lust, w. r. Jones, J. V.
Wilson, Samuel Lippincott and 9TH
ers, left Friday morning for Indiana
polls where they will view the auto
plants and prepare to make a COM
plete report to the citizens OF Mar.
ion. The committee which visited
the plant a few weeks ago was
composed OF NIessrs. Caleb II. Norris
ID. A. Frank and o. Wollenweber
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-12

condition was read by
the secretary Arrangements for
the annual conference OF Delaware
district to be held at Wesley
church April and we're discuss
ed. Two hoplrS IN be given the
women of the district duGdng the
conference and they hope to give
a highly satisfactory exposition OF
their work at that time.
Mrs. Elliot served the society
with luncheon at the conclusion OF
the session.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-12
CONCERT IS
A RARE TREAT
Bakers Band Scores Another
Artists Triumph.
MISS CHENEY SOLOSIST
Her Violin Renditions Teem
with Feeling and Eloquence.
Large Crowd of Music Lovers APP
plauds Band for Clever Execution
of Difficult Compositions.

Lovers Of music enjoyed one OF the
treats OF the season at the Grand
last evening when the Baker band,
under the eDfioienot direotorship oil
MIR. George Baker, gave program
of classical and popular selentions
calculated to portray to the utmost
the artistic possibilities OF each
member Of the organization.
Every number was finished, but
the snappy swing OF 'Crown Dia-
monds particularly adaptable to
band rendition, capivated the audi
ence above any other. The slow
elusive movement Of Suite Four
by Bcndix received an enthusiastic
hand as did also the shadow ballet,
YScherzo Caprice" with dts splendid
clarinet solo parts given with emo
tional tone. The merry score OF the
Gay Musician" left its impression in
laudable manner.
Miss Pearl Cheney, talented violin
list, was the soloist of the evening
and her art was never heard TO bet
ltI dAlNdlhllt3N llleilA Oll blAAo NNNA
sion. Her technique is perfect and
her delivery shaded with feeling and
eloquence. Accompanied by Miss
Marguerite Krause, whose piano
playing is most gratifying and brill
IiaInt, she contributed immeasuraibly
TO the general excellence OF the en-
Bemble.
Nothing more appropriately inspir-
Ing than the potpOuri of national
airs selected for the closing number
could be imagined, the familiar
notes sending patrons away with the
true American taste for the brass
band so dear to the heart of youth,
Manager Baker feels repaid for mis-
efforts because he believes from the
patronage accorded last evening that
the public is awakening 90 a proper
appreciation of the worth OF the or
ganization, and he promises the Sec
ond series TO he given In May will
suIpaas all previous ONES.