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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-25

Mrs Reynolds and that big son and
heir, who have been visiting Hawk
eye relatives during the past three
months Mr. Reynolds will make a
fying trip this time. and expects to
be back at his desk at local railroad
headquarters next Thursday morning.
Beautifully Trimmed children's hats
s1o0, S1.50, $500 Mrs. Blair. 25l4
Wash, Ave.
Farewell Party.-Given in honor of
Elder Ericli Isackson. Seventh Ward
hall tonight. Refreshments.
COAL celebrated Peacock, Rock
Springs nut, the summer coal. John
Farr Phone 27.
live hogs received daily by the Og
den-Packing G. Provision So, near
Weber river. West oath st. Get our
prices before you market, Phones 10
A fly never gets to see cake Of B.
G G.. butter 1t Is made under sani-
tary conditions.
WANTED-Dirt at the Fair grounds.
Inquire at the Standard Office.
Dance In the Canyon-The Weber
CIuu udUCt VIII DC lltlu t1lo CNtulnS
at The Hermitage Automobiles will
convey large number of Ogden peo-
pie from the car line to the canyon
resort.
Don't forget the Ogden Stake Sun
day school excursion to Lagoon, June
2Sth.
Priesthood Meeting-The regular
monthly meeting of the High Priests
quorum of Weber Stake will convene
Saturday morning at II o'clock In the
Second Ward meeting house All
members requested to be present
FOR SALEL20.Goo Hne large toma-
to plants, 100000 cabbage plants, 300
doz. Fresh cut carnations. 26c per
doz. Phones Bell S13K. Ind. 3754A.
162 w. Goth.
Mrs. Felker Asks for Oivorce.-Ida
Felker has instituted suit for divorce
against William ] Felker, alleging
non support.
Estate Of Kirkman.-A petition has
been filed asking for authority to sell
at private sale real property belong
ing to the estate of Mark Kirkham, de
ceased
Case OismIssed.-In the civil action
Of Satiras Paskolis against Antonio
Mitchell, to enforce the collection of
an alleged board bill of S4750, Judge
Howell has decided there is no cause
of action and the case has been dis
missed, The parties to the suit are
Greeks.
Voluninous Anewer.-Defendant has
filed a voluminous answer In the con-
demnation case of the Ogden Rapid
Transit company against j. S. Lewis
ct al.
Held for Vasrancy.-J. r. Bryant,
young man who appealed TO the
county commissioners for assistance,
on the grounds that he was a strang-
er and without means and was physi-
cally incapacitated, Is in tae county
jail on charge of vagrancy pending
an investigation OF his case by the
authorities.
From Salt Lake.. ]. Dcolittle,
general agent for the Rock Island at
Salt Lake. Col. Stevens of the Sea
Board Air Line at Denver, c, F. War
ner, general agent for the Santa Fe
at Salt Lake, and D. B. Eldrldge, trav-
cling passenger agent for the Rock
Island at Salt Lake, were Ogden visi-
tors today on matters Of business.
Echo of Divorce case-In the di.
vorce and injunction case and pro-
ceedings of Haley r Baker against
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-25
OGDEN BANKS
SHOW GREAT
TRENGT II
SWORN STATEMENTS MADE IN
RESPONSE TO GALL.
Large Increase in Resources is Dis
cIosed-No City Oeden's Size
Equals Its Bank Showing.

The banks of Ogden continue to
grow in financial strength. The quar-
terly statement now being made pub
lic-which are sworn statements
prove that the local banking institu-
tions were never SO prosperous or SO
we'll supplied with funds
The Pingree National bank publish
ed its statement yesterday. The re-
port shows the banks resources on
June 29, to be s1,535,1 ,11726, an in
crease of 100000 over the previous
quarterly statement
The First National Bank has its
statement In today's paper. It's re-
sources on June 90, the date of the
call for all bank statements. were So
427, ,509,S3, as compared with s2.514,-
250,5s on February 5th this year. This
IS growth of nearly 10000 to
which the officers of the bank point
with pride.
A more extended mention of all the
bank statements will be made tomor-
row
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-25
RANDOM
REFERENCES

VIII Van Tassel Hcre-Former
Southern Pacific Passenger Conductor
VIII Van Tassel 'and family arrived
from Reno this morning to meet
party Of eastern friends and viii ac-
company them through the Yellow
stone Park. Van has developed from
popular railroad man into an opu-
lent mining and business man of Ne
vada.
Kodak Finishing, Tripp Studio, $40 25th.
Converts Arrive-A party OF Nor
mon converts arrived from the East
this morning and after brief sojourn
at Ogden continued on to Zion City
Dancing tonight at Sylvan.
Quality is the wisest economy. AL
ways use Lewis good coal Phones 149
VIII Visit Iowa-Chief Clerk Robert
Reynolds OF Superintendent Manson's S
Office leaves Saturday morning for
Council Bluffs. Iowa, to bring back
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,nt confusion of Scott who sat

apparent confusion of Scott who sat
near
This institution Is perfectly all
right" she added The trouble Ia,
people arc too noisy and butt in where
they have no business"
Mrs. Colyin was then excused
DR. Smith formerly school physic-
ian, was the next witness. He told OF
the scarlet fever epidemic. but was
unable TO tell how the disease had
entered the sch5ol. Witness approved
of the treatment given the sick at the
school but was emphatic that the cry
Ing need of the school was a hospital
where patients could be cared for
properly.
Dr. Smith was shown the school
menu and stated that If the same we're
carried out the boys would "get fat"
He said that the compleXions Of tho
girls would not suit some women, ow
Ing to the former being confined In
doors much OF the time.
II was brought out by Attorney Gid
con that tine school physician paid
attention only to those who were re-
ported to be Ill.
The witness stated That boys and
GlrlS were SubIectea to a DhNSiral eN-
animation upon their entering the
school and 10 ascertain the presence
or absence of venereal disease. He
stated that these diseases were found
existing at times and when asked
where, in his opinion, they were con-
tracted, replied:
1T would be pretty hard for me to
ascertain or state. my experience hav-
ing been that most people so afflicted
prove to be liars on the subject"
Young Farley, a paroled inmate OF
the institution and who at present is
doing we'll, yas then called to the
stand and the discussion regarding
his public examination, already refer
red to, followed After brief confer
ence the committee decided TO exam
inc the boy privately and all others
were excluded from the room.
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! Elmer H. Baker dcfendsnt has hled
an affidavit DENYING intention or pur-
pose of selling or disposing OF proper
| ty interests at Ogden, but alleging
that he requires the rental from GER
tain realty In the city 10 support him,
/ and that lie is unable TO perform man
ual labor.
Old Folks ExeHrslon-A large
amount OF passenger equipment is
J being assembled al Ogden TO handle
the Old Folks annual excursion TO
Saltair next Tuesdag. the pioneers II
Weber. Box Elder and Davis counties
are expected TO turn ont in force
VIII Guide the Bankers.-Traveling
Passenger Agent A. B. Moseley left
/ with the bankers excursion train
Thursday afternoon for Il trip through
Idaho and Montana.
Youno Ladies' Coming rail
road officials have been advised that
thirty young ladies attached to tne
circulating department of the ST Paul
Daily News VIII reach Ogden in a
special Pullman car on the morning
OF July 10. The young ladies' viii ar
rive over the Rio Grande system from
Denver and will continue north over
the Short Line 10 the Seattle exposi-
ton. Passenger officials have been re-
ouested to extend the fair tourists
every courtesy possible and TO see that
none Of them are abducted by the
youthful gallants of Ogden
Train With Soldiers kboard.-The
military train from the east. with the
Twelfth United States infantry on
board. en- route 10 the Philippines, will
not arrive at Ogden until Saturday
morning, July 2. The special will con-
sist of twelve Pullman and tourist
cars and will make the run across the
continent on a fast schedule.
Depart for Blair.-Mr and Mrs. +.
l.. Voorhees, of Blair, Nevada, have de-
parted after two weeks visit with
their friends In Ogden.
Here From kansas.-Mr and Mrs.
J. E. Britain OF Atchison. Kansas. are
visiting at the home OF Mr and Mrs.
]. A. Bennett Mrs. Britain is sis
ter of Mrs. Bennett They may make
Ogden their home.
Denny smyth Not Guiity.-Most of
the forenoon and portion OF the af-
ternoon in the municipal court was talk
en- up today with the case against
Denny Smyth and his chauffeur for
violating the speed ordnance for auto
mobiles A number of witnesses were
examined VINO claimed to have OBJ
served the speed of the machine upon
an occasion some weeks ago when Mr..
Smyth and several other automobile
oysnarc treotoJ tha 1adiec Of tho Soc
ond Ward Relief society TO drive to
Hot Springs, After reviewing the evi-
dence, the court decided to dismiss
the case and tie defendants were dis
charged.
WANTED team of work horses,
Ogden Sewer Pipe 6 Clay Co.
6 % 1wk
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-25
SELECT ING A
81 T { T OR
CAPITO OIL
WEBER CLUB DeSIGNATES A
COMMITTEE TO ACT.
Five citizens Called Upon to Lead in
the Movement to Obtain the
State Institution.

The following letter has been sent
out by the Weber Club;
Messrs. II. e. Peery. Chairman:
], A. Howell, ]. c. Nye. \. r Parker,
VIM. Glassmann
Gentlemen: You have been ap-
pointed a committee, and we beg that
you will accept, for the purpose of in
vestigating the eligibility of proposed
locations for the State Capitol build
ing. We pray that YOU will take the
matter up earnestly, using such time
as may seem to YOU necessary for a
wise location, and keeping In mind
that eligibility OF location and con
yenience to the public should not be
wholly sacrificed for magnifcence in
view. Sincerely, (SigneD 4. r Hey
wood President" /"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-25
LABOR LEADERS COMING TO
OGDEN ON SPECIAL TRAIN

The executive council of the Slaic
Federation of Labor has ordered
special train, on which the dele5aIc'
Will travel to Ogden next Sundall
leaving Salt Lake at . o'clock in tne
morning, to attend a state meeting y.
which several important QUESTION:
Will be discussed Among the pTop'
sitions to be considered are the plv
posed 100000 labor temple. cai''
paign to prohibit betting on horse fSo'
ing in Utah, and the framing oil o,1
dinances to introduce before the ous
Lake city council for the estaohs'
ment Of free employment agencies
The movement against betting WI
probably be In the nature of arcus'uo
public opinion to such an extent as -
attempt 10 force legislative euaI,
ments against horse race betting -
this state.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-25
5Ocamd $500
RICH I s

dog was vicious or dangerous. Inc
court decided to discharge Bradley.
George Gregory and August WlSe'
two boys who were arrested Thurs
day with some shoes in their possei'
sion, were To have been aTralg1ed on
the charge of petit larceny. They eX-
plained that they had found the shoes
on the grass and as the officers ccn'
sidered the chances poor for proYlns
anything to the contrary. the charge
was Withdrawn and the boys were or
dered out of town.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-25
EXCURSION TO DLEWlLD

Three hundred people are expected
up from Salt Lake City to 60 10 the
Idlewild Resort in Ogden Canyon, Sat
urday. June &c The u. C. NJ. ]. is Civ
ing banquet to their employees. a
hundred in all. Banquet at $50 o.
clock tonight The employees OF
Wright's, Burt's and Scowcrofts nave
been especially invited to attend the
dance. There will be music and dane
ing. Automobiles viii meet the cars
at Lewis. Late service -
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-25
WON'T MIX
Bad Food and Good Health Won't Mix

Bad Food and Good Health Won't Mix
The human stomach stands much
abuse but it won't return good health
If You give il bad food.
III YOU feed rigat YOU will feel right,
for proper food and a good mind is the
sure road to health
"A year ago | became much alarmed
about my health for ] began to suffer
after each meal no matter how little
ate says a Denver woman.
Il lost my appetite and the very
thought of food grew distasteful. with
the result that was not nourished and
got weak and thin,
MY home cares were very heavy,
for beside large family OF my own
have also to look out for an aged
mother There was no one to shoulder
my household burdens, and come what
might | must bear them and this
thought nearly drove me frantic when
realized that my health was break
ing down.
Il read an article in the paper about
some one with trouble just like nine
being cured on Grape-Nuts food and
acting on this suggestion | gave Grape
Nuts trial The first dish of this de-
llcious food proved that | had struck
the right thing
My uncomfortable feelings in stom-
ach and brain disappeared as if by
magic and In an incredibly short space
OF time / was again myself. Since
then have gained IL pounds in weight
through a summer Of hard work and
realize | am a very different woman,
all due to the splendid food, Grape
Nuts"
There's Reason" Trial VIII
prove. Read the famous little book.
The Road to Wellsville," in pkgs.
Ever read the above letter. A new
one appears from time to time. They
are genuine, true, and full of human
interest.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-25
TWO BOYS ORDERED
TO Get OUT OF TOWN

There was a dearth OF police news
today, only a few forfeitures of bail
money coming to the attention of the
municipal judge and one dog case.
S. Benedesu. an Italian, charged
with begging. did not appear and his
deposit of 50 was declared forfeited.
The case of assault charged against
u man residing on Reeves avenue and
who succeeded in concealing his iden-
tlty beneath the name cf John Doe
was postponed until Monday morning.
The defendant was arrested by Officers
Chambers and Burlt on a warrant
Albert Bradley was charged swith
keeping vicious dog. The defend.
ant pleaded not guilty and introduced
evidence to show that the animal In
question is only a puppy six months
old. and that the fact that it snapped
at little girl was no proof that the
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-25
PAINTERS HOLD ANNUAL
ELECTION OF OFFICERS

The Painters local union held it's
semi-annual election of officers Thurs
day. The following officers were
elected,
President. Fherry Greece.
Vice president, Frank Torrey.
Recording Secretary, Z. F. Emley.
Conductor. Harry Canning.
Warden. ]. W. Austin.
Delegates to Central Body, r. Field
j. W. Austin.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-25
ID I E U

At the family residence, NO, %' ."
Twenty-fourth street, John kauiin',,i n
aged 81 years. . months. OF canc9, ,c, n
the stomach Mr.. Kaufman mas ~
sick for about six mohths-. He w.
member of the Grand Army nelol5;;rss nell5,;cs
to the lS0th Ohio. Funeral p'Ns
will be given later
At Statewide, the infant son M.
Merlin J. and Mary Dean bei S,z al az.
new The burial took place tnl0 osn,-
ernoon at clock in ogden Ci'S '
etery.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-25
SALT Ian
/ STA
u is PARol

bsslt Lake G1
,ker, a young
so was serving
'puty u jail on the |
rs paroled toda |
IIrht marry an
E followed her |
.ss she disappd
,srsl months a
ling man Is a
te her away. I
M.t life can De
Il live happily
When the youn1
4 ,ho county ]
Rsu made OF, NJ
octade, he plea
Ia and go back
Ia the young
K sscure her pa
K, been filed z
meantime sh
EiI] the maria
tsr she has g
ss pardon will
according TO :
L. Cora Park
,oTn under TO
Ecliul Of a desig
.r away from n
lib him he des
.rgn upon hf
Ike a living.
ster the stock
IL vas arreste
ia presenting
lard of pardon
fsined that he
L. she waS Id
/. says that h'
Isd will help
2 shame she
koman Is the da
hnily. but her
\ the life she
ung man ha
sndations frc
Ii city In wnid
lIy will be n
EthIn a day OF
/ The board of
l. any inform
Iruan or whd
Saag mans
l,anied.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-25
BIRTHS

To the wife of Earl Jackson. flne.
eight-pound boy. Mother and child do
ing we'll
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-25

Baby won't suffer five minutes with
Group if you apply DR., Thomas's Eclec-
trio Oil at once. Ii acts like magic
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-25
MANY EMPLOYEES TESTIFY
I in FAVOR OF SUPT. THOMAS

Nurse Made Scott "ike" from the Industrial School, When
lie Endeayored TO Gain Her Ear Dr. Smt! Teis of
Private Diseases Which Are Guarded Against
Mrs Gown Refers TO the Boys at the
School as "lot of foodlunls."
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-25
PLucKY

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b children, tn |
|ad the youngj
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be little tots,
latte, aged 9 '
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on the Gran
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End no one
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lEidng a trai1
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Isuggled up
b spend the
|as Siegfus,
|saling the s
Fen to poll
Ley were gil
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led sent on
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were erected In Cape Colony and else.
where in South Africa last year.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-25
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leath while
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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-25
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-04
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fTf-t .A
II Il MS. Carrie Whheacre and son, who
i asd been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
4 j. sIR Grossnickle. have returned to
4. sshatr home IN Bueyrus, Ohio.
II MISS Lowie Bremen, Of Columbus,
Ohio, IS the guest Of Mrs. O. F:%Jen'
aims, on CASTOR avenue. Miss Bren-
4 R su,s has visited IN this city on several
occasions. rs 5..... ..,
DE- George Mayors, Of Washington,
III here on d visltto relatives. He will
sleay rI soon for Clifton Springs, New
York, to spend several weeks.
Ne 8. II. Kinkead is in Moundsvllle.
1 thas guest OF his daughter, Mrs. Eu.
81 Gabert i$i q
me little daughter Of Mr.. A. NJ.
sEnight IS; Ill Of pneumonia at her home
Sna DE South Side. Al !.
81 ms. Elizabeth seaton, OF Clarks.
E1sirg. and mrs. Annah NJ. BAR, Of Web
sasgS CITY, iowa, Supreme Manager Of
ne Royal Neighbors. Of America,
ware Tie guests Of Mrs. c. W, Walker,
III The Fifth ward, yesterday.
M frai c.t Parks and sIr. Norton, Of El-
Ems are business visitors in Fair.
Smont today
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-02-04
Industrial Activity
LUMBER COMPANY FORMED AND
COAL OPERATIONS TO BE
~ oPENED-LuMBER REC.
r. .t ORD BROKEN. 81

ELKTNS, Feb. 4.--The Monroe Lum.
Der Company was recently Incorporate
ed and has organized by the election
Of the following officers: President,
J. S. Dennison; vice president, a. G..
Piper; general manager, H. D.. Den.
nlson; secretary and treasurer, ". H.
Mason. The company has q tract in
the southern part OF West Virginia Of
nearly 1000 acres Of hard wool and
will operate two mills. One mill viii
cut sawed oak chair stock. y
Newton Newcomer, Of Fayette coun'
ty, Pa, has purchased 9iO acres Of
Pittsburs coal near Wadestown, ".
Va. at sG2.50 IN acre. The land was
owned by Clark Tenant, William Ma
son and Seth Tenant.
Tho Cherry River Boom nnl. Lumber
Company at Redwood, W. Va, bent
nll records one day recently when they
loaded As cars, total OF Cs0,46C feet Of
lumbr, this having been part Of an
order they had for export to Italy
to help build homes for those whose
abodes were destroyed by the earth
quake, Five loading crews did the
work; - H
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big INCREASE i. !.
in FLOOR SPACE
NEW ADDITION TO UNDERsELL.
ING STORE MAKES GREAT
DIFFERENCE IN 1T.

q p. u.
The addition to the UndersellinS
Store Is now nearing completion and
the extent of this Improvement can
only be seen by going into the store
as the room on the inside Is SO very
large. that the outside appearance Of
the building makes the surprise on
entering the room very appreciable.
In addition to connecting the room
now occupied by arches with tho room
adjoining an extension Of fifty feet ex.
tending across the width Of both
rooms has been built, the floors Of
the new additions being about two
feet lower than tile other floor makes
the ceiling comfortably high. THIS
room now has possibly US much floor
sract rs any business house IN town.
Mr.. Blumberg, who has been in the
east buying new stock and fixtures
for tho new store. will return home
this evening and in few" days the
stock will commence coming In to fill
tho larger quarters.
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So ..IH 80. nHH. .s. .g'-sI- 81 rs q Hr
TEACH FIRE INSURANCE.
fTInion ssocIated Press.)

ST. LOUIS. Feb. Astrological
semInarIes will no longer have a
monopoly in teaching fire insurance.
The City College Of Law and Finance
opened a department OF fire insurance
to-day, IN which ambitious young men
will be taught NIL the arts and wlles
Of insurance. solicitation, as well as
The theoretical aspects Of the busl-
ness. The course Of lectures was
commenced to-day WITH an address by
J. H. Carr, Vice president Of the Cltl-
.ens' Fire Insurance Company, on
the History and Theory of Fire In.
surance."
Tho other lectures in the course
include e. r. Campbell. president Of
the American Central Fire; T. H.
Scotland, secrtary Of the Citizens
Fire; David RorIck, vice president Of
the American Central; A. A. crandall,
local manager Of the Western Adjust.
ment bureau; H, C. Henley, chief in
slector Of the fire prevention bureau:
James "A. Waterworth, proprietor Of
the st. Louis Insurance Surveys; J..
II. Adams, secretary Of the American
Central and Sam D. Canen, manager
Of the George D. Capen Agency.
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We deny the rishtSoi a court to go e
outside Of The law and lnflicts a jdds-
n,ent from which the Constitution
saves us. 5i;;i i'S i
ss"For instance, | was found guilty on
two points. One was that l5signed an
appeal against certain nonIunion
employer. The fact ISL never saw
the appeal. 4 was in a. hospital and
conld not have signed ( II. Secondly.
this judge quotes a book taat wrote.
In Which I said taat L a Judge would
order me not to do what the constltu-
tion gives me a right to do ! would
violate the injunction Of any court !
repeat those declarations now, ! re-.
peat them with null knowledge that ]
Will be held fully responsible for what
I say. q M III