The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-13

I hart Is that on the Union PACING all
| cars carry white chefs and white
| headwniters. directed by white con
| ductors. the remainder OF the crew
4 being colored men: on the Southern
| Pacific road the limited trains be-
TWEEN Igden and Oakland. as we'll as
those on the Pacific system. carry a
complete colored crew under the
| charge OF a white man as conductor.
Storeroom for rent. 419 Twenty
! third street. Inquire 225i Washing
ton avenue. 12-1-tf
EASY PAYMENT. Royal Type
writer's sold on easy monthly pay
ments. L. II. Becraft, corner Grant
and Twentyfourth streets. =
Neat Posters-One Of the neatest
posters issued by the Oregon Short
Line Railroad company In a number
OF months is that which is no being
placed in circulawtion announcing holiA
day rates The background of the
poster is In green. On the top is a
picture in beautiful colors showing
the young man and young lady walt
ing for the train with large number
og bundles, underneath which are the
words, Surprise for the folks. Be-
low this picture is large Christmas
tree In blk, while on the face of the
tree is the advertisement OF the road.
The poster is piece of printers art.
Nearly new piano for rent or for
sale. cheap. o. j. Stilwell. Bell,
102S-Y; Ind. 81.
REPAIRING. We repair all makes Of
typewrlters. Get our estimates on your
typewriter before having il repaired.
ty.fourth streets.
Trains Are Late te,-Through eastern
Wyoming and Nebraska, the storm
king has rcigned with undisputed SOW
ereignty and passenger trains are
from two or three hours to ten and
twelve hours late, The trouble has
been largely east of Rawlins where
the snow is badly drifted and pretty
well packed in many of the cuts.
Snow plows and shovelers are out in
force. and every effort possible is be-
ing made to keep traffic moving. The
westbound Overland Limited arrived
fast mail, due from the east at LOS
p. M, is reported ten hours late and
will probably not arrive until mid
night; passenger train No, }. due at
5:i5 a. m, will arrive this evening
some time, and the Los Angeles linn
tied, due at G35 p. M. is reported
seven hours late,
BEST GIFTS are photos of yourself
We make sittinGs and finish pictures
regardless OF weather conditions. The
Trlpp Electric Light Studio.
have that good coal. Astel Farr
Coal Co. 156 oath.
Improving a Home.-Joseph Fack-
ler has been granted permit to make
improvements on a residence on Lin
coin avenue, between Twentyninth
and Thirtietn streets. Mr., Fackler
will spend 81 400.
For Rent-Typewriters from So to
81 per month, Good ones, too" Call
In and see tehm. L. H. Beeraft, cor
ner Grant and TWenty-fourth street. -
STORAGE at reasonable rates, in
good brick building II you need any
room, consult John Scowcroft G. Sons
Company. =
For An Ice BIlI.-The Ogden City
Ice Company has commenced suit
in the Municipal court against the
firm of Deru & Lattingi 10 recover
s3440, alleged to be due on an ac,
count.
SUPPLIES for YOUR typewrIters
can be had at L, II. Becraft's place,
corner Grant and Twenty-fourth
street. -
Recoverine-Yesterd Mrs. w. ].
Schmidt was able to leave the hos
pital and go to her home. after hav-
inc been In the hospital for ten days.
She is much improved and her immed-
late recovery is certain. She passed
through a surgical operation at the
hospital ten days ago for internal trou
BILE
best Rock Springs
on the market Phone q, John
Farr. tt
STAR BRAND Webster Typewriter
Ribbons at rs cents. Get a coupon
book OF L. n. Bccraft, corner Grant
and TWenty-fourth streets, =
Entertained Thursday Nieht.-Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Wright, assisted by
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Fisher, entertain
ed the employees OF the Wright Cloth
ing store Thursday night a delic-
iouS luncheon was served and the
evening otherwise spent in social rec
reation.
Gillette Coal Co. 153 West eth.
Both phones 107.
Did Plumbing Without License
Henry Locwenstein pleaded guilty to
the charge of doing plumbing work
on a building on Jefferson avenue
without first procuring a license from
the city He said he was not thor
oughly conversant with the law and
that he was under the impression that
other plumbers We're doing the same