The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-06
STANDARD TELEPHONES

Train Service In Bad Condition.
/ Overland train service on the North
! eTn Pacific and the Great Northern
| IS IN a bad condition as a result of
! the prevailing storm. Northern Pa
! cihc trains are many hours behind
| their schedules, the westbound North
| Coast Limited being reported ten
! hours late. Northern traffic is greatly
| interrupted by loss of telegraph SER
vice and by drifts OF snow.
GLOBE THEATER-The most up
to-date picture show west of Chicago.
| Two changes of program a week, Tues
day and Saturday. Matinee every
Gay except Sunday. South of Grand
Opera House. =
Election Of Officers.-The members
OF the ogden Newsboys' union met last
evening and elected officers for the
| ensuing year. after which several men,
bers of the Trades and Labor assemb-
! ly spoke. Refreshments were then
served to the happy boys. The officers
elected are: Leland Williams. presi-
dent; Harold Masterson vicc.presI-
dent; Bert Critics. secretary; Carol
Morrison, treasurer.
Buy Red Cross Stamps In Human
ity's Sake to Stamp out tuberculosis.
Then buy Meats Stamped U. S. In
spected for yours and your family's
sake. A guarantee that 1t Is free from
tuberculosis Germs. =
Suit Against Union Pselflc--Suit
was filed in the United States dis
trlct court yesterday by United States
Attorney H f. Booth, against tho
Union Pacific Railway company, which
is charged with violation Of the twen-
ty-hour law relating to the shipment
Of cattle. It is alleged that five car
loads Of hogs from Denver to San
Francisco in the latter part Of Oc-
tober were kept penned in cars for
a period OF forty-eight hours without
food or water and that number died
as a result Of their treatment.
LOU CRAIG-Instruction in elocu'
ton and physical culture; class aud
private work. Ind. 3644I.
Mercury Drops Sixty Oegrees.-Tem-
peratures ranging from ten below zero
to forty below, prevailed generally
throughout Montana from early morn
luB yesterday up ~ oiA " NANS'N @Se@N
evening. Three Mile, below Butte, reg
istered thirty below at o'clock yes
terday morning, while In Butte 1t was
eighteen below. At Armstead the tenn
perature reached forty below. The
lowest temperatures in Helena was
thirty-two below; at Fletcher, Lewis
and Clark county, thirty-six; Dillon,
twenty: Great Falls from twenty five
to ten The temperature shows al
most a perpendicular drop of about
sixty degrees In the course of twenty
fours hours.
Returned From Fish lake-Super-
visor NJ. E Smell of the Fish Lake ma
tional forest, arrived IN the city yes
terday morning with District Fores-
ter Leavitt on matters pertaining TO
his station He reports very little
snow In the Fish Lake region for
this time of year Assistant Forester
f. w. Reed returned yesterday from
an inspection trip to Mackey, Ida. He
held several informal meetings with
forest employees and stockmen In that
vicinity, and states that matters per-
! tanning TO the Sawtooth rorost grazing
! permits are shaping themselves sat
! isfactorily.
Veteran Firemen in Annual Session
AT the annual meeting OF the Vet
Gran Flremen of Ogden last night, the
following officers for the ensuing year
we're elected: President. w. H.
J Wright; first vice president. j. Il.
Faine; second vice president, j. Il.
! Horspool, secretary, F. a. Gale; as
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treasurer, james Wood; property
man. James Allen. Routine business
| OF minor Importance was transacted
during the session. and II was hinted
/ that within the near future the order
| Viii give its annual party.
Macmillan Taken to Reno.-J. II.
Macmillan millionaire mine owner or
GoldAeld, arrested for Issuing bad
checks, arrived in Reno last night
from Tonopah. in custody of Sheriff
Owens. who arrested him Monday
Eight while consulting attorneys upon
the check matter. He was taken be-
fore Justice Davis and released upon
his own recognizance. Later his bail
Was placed at $4,000. a preliminary
hearing will be given today
Suit Against Goodale-Cnarles A.
Crock ct al commenced suit In the
Second district court yesterday
against Edward Goodale to recover
the sum OF s1.676.e7 alleged to be due
en- certain judgment rendered in
the Fourth district court OF Nevada
III the year 1905.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Waight of Twin
Falls. Idaho, are spending a few days
with ogden friends.
S. K. Ludberg and wife OF Idaho
Falls, Idaho came down from the Gem
state yesterday.
j. ]. Grout and wife of Butte. Mont.
are sojourning in Ogden for a short
time
DR.. w G. Frieday has returned from
an extended visit In the cast. He has
been away from home for number OF
weeks.
Returned With culprIts-Officer
Robert Burk returned from Salt Lake
last evening. having In custody Jo-
seph Collins and Frank Wilson. who
are suspected of bevng Implicated In
the recent Pingree Bros. store bur