The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-06-23

! is expected that twenty-five or thirty
coaches will be required to accommo
date those who Will attend these al
ways pleasant events. Several coache!
will be placed on tracks near the I'm
! ion depot for the use of Ogden pio
neers who will Join the excursion and
the attendance this year is expected tc
, be very heavy.
FOR SAILED, 900 fine large toma
to plants, 100000 cabbage plants. SOC
good carnation plants, soc to $100 pei
doz. Fresh cut carnations, 25c per
doz. Phones Bell SILK. Ind. 5754A
F, 162 w. 30th. :.
Utah Building open.-The Utah
building at the Alaska Yukon Pacific
! exposition, striking adobe structure
was opened today. The building is
modelled after a house Of the Hopi7 III.
dians of Southern Utah. It contains
an elaborate horticultural and mineral
display. and is in charge of Senator
Rudolph j. Kuchler of Ogden as com
missioner, and William II. Rowe, for
merly of Ogden, as director general.
Governor William Spry will visit the
fair on August 25th, Utah day.
Idlewild is now open under new
management -
Secretary C State lumbermen.-C.
l.. Jacobson, manager of the Rio
Grande Lumber company of Salt Lake.
also secretary of the State Lumber.
mems association. spent Tuesday in
Ogden ransacting business. making a
Gil OF
Hess Bread Is made In a clean shop.
All doughs are mixed by machinery
Knocked Down by an EnsIne-F. w.
Retteg. employed in the commissary
department OF the Hartman system at
Ogden, was knocked and rolled over
In front of the Union depot last night
by switch engine. While the Young
man was not seriously injured, he Will
remember the incident and utilize his
organs Of vision in the future.
Action Against Leesett. Vol
ker- Scowcroft Lumber company has
Instituted civil action against ]. C.
Leggett.
Mother Sues Son.-Mary A. Darrow
has instituted suit against D. C.
ShurG, her Son, to quiet title to
parcel of land in section so. township
6. range 2 west The contest arises
over family dissentions and allegations
of a varied and serious nature are
made against the defendant by plain.
tiff.
Mrs. De Motto Divorced.-In the di.
Vorce suit of Bessie A De Motto
against John E De Motto an interloc-
utory decree has been granted plain
TIN. who was also awarded Gthe1ecus
tody of minor child 5tss 71ubnoo
From the New York centraI,4Vice-
President James Campbell OF the New
York Central railroad arrived from the
east over the Union Pacific In his
private car this morning. He was
accompanied by party of friends and
later on they were sent to Salt Lake
over the Short Line!
Observation Trip.-Acting superln-
tehdent w. h Armstrong of the Mon
tana division of the Oregon Short
Line system will leave Ogden July 3.
Tor an extended trip of observation
over the Union Pacific, Chicago &,
northwestern, Erie. Pennsylvania and
Baltimore & Ohio systems. The oh.
servation party will be composed OF
Assistant Superintendent Armstrong Of
Pocatello. w, S. Harer. division epgi.
neer of the Idaho division: f. w.
Easton, Southern Pacific trainmaster
at Winnemucca; John Reddy. road
master. Salt Lake division at Wells
3. h Canady, trainmaster of the Utah
division at Salt Lake, and one or two
minor officials. The party will be
absent nearly three weeks.
Return From the East-Joseph Clark
and wife have returned home, after
an eastern trip of several weeks
In Los Aneees.-Mrs. Thos. Fitz-
gerald and daughter Katherine are in
Los Angeles. They arc improving in
nealth and will return nome sometime
this week
Baptist Pleased With oeden.-Sev.
ehty-nvc delegates to the Baptist Ma.
.iohal convention at Portland arrived
rfoH Boston at noon today over the
peh'er & Rio Grande system and were
transferred to Oregon Short Line pas
senger train No. Is, which was held at
tne Union depot for an hour by Depot
Master Shields TO accommodate tbe
bdptist Bostonians. The ladies and
other delegates of the party were en-.
tnusiastic over their western trim and
tne mountain scenery. and with one
accord pronounced Ogden the hand.
soonest city they had visited during
their long journey across the continent
Sack From colleec-Wm. Paine ac-
companied by his wife. returned from
Philadelphia last night. The Young
man is now a practicing dentist, bay.
ing completed dental course with
nlen honorrs In the University of
pennsylvania.
Mrs. Prestin Case Endcd,-On mo-
non OF the county attorney the charro
preferred against Mrs. Emma Prostin
were dismissed. DR.. Pidcock claimed
tndt the woman had threatened Ia LIN