The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-11

was charged in police court with men,
| delaney. The fellow pleaded guilty,
evidently thinking that he was I'm
for It" and that such plea would ia
cilitate matters. The court, however,
was suspicious that Callahan had pro-
duced the sore intentionally for the
purpose Of exhibiting it for sympathy.
and ordered the man examined by the
city physician to ascertain if ne were
shamming OF not.
MILLINERY SALE-1-3 off on all
only. La Mode Millinery, 339 24th
st.
Missionaries Departing. = Thirty
Mormon missionaries will leave to-
night for Chicago in a private car
over the Union Pacific.
The big 20-passengcr autos are now
making regular trips to the canyon re-
sorts from end of street car line. First
auto leaves Car line at 9 a. m. every
day.
F.. S. Starratt Resigns-F. S. Star
ratt, signal supervisor of the Utah d.
vision OF the Union Pacific, with head
quarters at Ogden. has rendered his
resignation. to take effect July l. Mr.
Starratt has been connected with the
signal Office in this city for several
years. and has been an important fac
tor In advancing the system to its pres
ent splendid condition on the division
between Ogden and Rawhns. 1t is un.
derstood he resigns to accept an i'm
portant position with n large eastern
manufacturing house and will be as
signed to new territory i'll the west.
COAL, celebrated Peacock, Rock
Springs nut, the summer coal. John
Farr, Phone 27 -
Charged With Drunkenness.-Jphn
Doc, a negro, was charged in police
court with drunkenness He hesitat-
ed 10 plead guilty without the privil-
ege of making a statement and final
Is entered a plea of not guilty In
stead of his gaining the desired Op-
portunity. the judge ordered him held
under IS bail until the arresting officer
could be present
Quality tells. When the same but
ter has been sold to the same people
'Ntl q uoLSu NtdIS, IL = DtCdNSG III
good. Insist on b. & G.
Racer Sold at Auetion,-"Crcston,
the brown four-yearold runner upon
whose prospective performance many
an Ogden dollar was staked in the re
cent races. was sold under the ham
mcr Thursday afternoon by Constable
Rogers, Creston was owned by d. w
'ThO01oc bio %,
other hands was cccasioncd by a board
Dill amounting to $51 %. The bidding
started off briskly and continued un-
TIL the animal was knocked down 10
w III. Anderson Of Salt Lake for $3.50
Mr. Anderson will have Creston ship
ped TO Salt Lake at once where he will
enter him in the races there.
TWO Hundred Happy Girls.-A spe-
cial train of six tourist cars and
combination baggage car. crowded
with nearly 200 happy laughing
Young lady students of Radnor col
| lege, arrived from the west over the
| Southern Pacific this morning and. n
| little later, left for Dener and the
east over the Rio Grande system. The
| party is in charge OF Professor Bah
man and several teachers acting as
chaperones. The Young ladies have
| been making an extended tour of the
| southwest and the Pacific coast. An
! elaborate dining car and kitchen car
| had been improvised from a tourist
car and the eXcurSionists were SUD-
piled with all the delicacies OF the
western markets under charge of COM
petent chefs The young ladies ex-
| pressed themselves as charmed with
the west and as enjoying themselves
every hour Of the twenty-four
Automatic Fire Extinaulsher.-
Shup-Williams Candy company is TO
install an upto-date automatic fire.
eXtlnguishing system which will i'm
sure the big plant adequate protection
from fire. The officers of the com,
pany, as we'll as other concerns where
these systems have been recently In.
stalled, state that they pay for them.
selves within very short time
through diminished insurance rates.
Utah's West Pointer-When the
name OF G. V. Wilkes OF Utah was
called at the graduating exercises az
West Point. General Marshall, chief
OF engineers. asked and was given
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