The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-05

| hedFy indulgence. John Chipp, James
Stacy and Charles NaGle, all acknowl
edged that they had participated in a
high~lonesome" the day before and
each Of them was sentenced To pay a
fine of So or TO languish In the city
jail for period Of five days.
FANTiNE at the GLOBE this week
! The second of the Vitaeraph series oi
the reformed life Of JEAN VALJEAN
Marriage licenses-Marriage licen.
! seS were issued TODAY TO William K
| Evans of Huntsville and Eliza Bsch,
. on of Geneva, Idaho; Leland S Gray
of San Francisco, Calf. and Mabel j.
Lauer, Ogden.
Charles Cafeteria a winner. 131
J 25th street. =
! Here From Los Angees.-David NJ.
] Mckee OF Los Angeles, California is
In Ogden spending a few days with
his many friends Mr Mckee was a
resident Of Ogden for number OF
years, owning the Central hotel here.
and for term was a member of the
: city board OF education. He has been
resident of Los Angeles for the past
few years and is now engaged in the
I hotel business there. He marks with
interest and satisfaction the onward
march of ogden. 1t is a source OF real
/ pride TO him.
THE HUDSON NAVAL DISPLAY.
Grandest picture Of the kind since the
FLEET pictures. GLOBE THEATRE
all this week. -
Attempted to Escape.-Amos All
red who was committed TO the State
Industrial school on the 2Sth OF Sep
tember attempted TO make his escape
from the school today, but was cap
tured by one Of the guards before he
J had gone far.
Best place to cat. Charles Gazette
ria, =.
Orchestra Praised-The High school
orchestra Is highly praised for the
part it took al the entertainment CIV
en- by the girls of the organization
known as the Children OF Mary Of the
ST Joseph's Catholic church The or
chestra furnished the music for the
occasion.
See THE cLERMoNT. Henry Hud.
sons first steamboat, the NORWICH,
the oldest boat in existence. GLOBE
THEATRE all this week -
Largest variety, best food Charles
Cafeteria -
Assistant superintendent-W. NJ
LETTERS assistant superintendent OF
the Utah division of the Union Pacl-
&c railroad. came in from an inspec.
ton tour of the road In Wyoming this
morning and will return TO Rawlns,
Wyoming, tonight Mr Jcifers states
that railroad matters In general along
the line of the Union Pacific east OF
here as far as Cheyenne are encoHr-
aging and that things are moving along
In the usual splendid order.
See the MILLIONS Of people watch.
Ing the great HUDSON NAVAL DIS.
PLAY. GLOBE THEATRE this week.
Modern Woodmen of America will
give Big Smoker. also other business
OF importance TO you. Nelghbor. at
Eagles Hall, Tuesday evening, Octo-
Der 9Th, We are going TO do some
thing. Come and get wise.
Newspaper for Sale-The present
publishers of the Morning Examiner
offer their lease of the paper for sale
to the highest bidder. Here Is
chance for some one to get a newspa.
per real easy,
SPECIAL TRAIN FOR CONFER.
eNCe, Via Rio Grande, Wednesday.
(1rfnh1T
Salt Lake at Ills p m =
Anthracite Coal.-Fill your bin be-
fore cold weather. Phone q. John Farr
Conference TraveI-The heaviest
day of the conference passenger traf-
ilc at the Union Depot was last Sun
day. when the roads leading out OF
ogden toward Zion were taxed 10
their capacity. There was a percent.
bic falling off yesterday and today.
The railroad officials say the traffic
has not been as heavy this year as it
was last year.
DR.. EPPERsoN'S
Dental Office is now on the third floor,
First National Bank Bldg. =
COAl-Rock Springs, Castle Gate
and Clear Greek, Gillette Coal Co.
lob West 9th st Phones 1914.
Concrete Workers-The J. p. O'Neil
concrete force is buslly engaged I'm
laying concrete at the intersection Of
Grant avenue and Twenty.fourth
street. From this point the outfit will
be removed TO Wall avenue, between
lwentS-lourth and Twentv-third
streets. where the east side OF that
thoroughfare will be concreted and
made ready for the asphalt The east
Side Of the street on Wall avenue. be-
tween Twenty-flfth and Twenty-slxth
, street, was finished last evening, so
that the entire street Is ready Tor the
surface coating.
The correct number is 149 II Won
want the best-thats Lewis Good
| Coal
Call Allen, phones 90. for carriages
for funerals and operas. Private calls
a specially, Also prompt delivery of
baggage. 412 25th
Wanted-White rags at Standard
Office.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFEpc