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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-24
TALENTED WOMAN HAD SOUGHT
TO HIDE HER DISTRESS.

St. Louis. Nov. 24.-NIrs. Grace
Hubbard. whose ambition was to add
10 the worlds laughter as a writer of
comedies, subuacted from Il only trag-
edy Heartbroken over the alleged
theft Of her most elaborate sketch by
a theatrical manager, she committed
suicide yesterday
Her body was found early today In
a bare fiat in an apartment build
ing The janitor said Mrs Hubbard
told him Of The loss OF her sketch
'l took tho work 10 a 81. Louis tho
atrical manager" she told the lani.
tor and he asked me 10 leave IL FOR
few DAYS When I returned he said
that it was not available, but later T
saw my act performed. word for word.
In my disappointment 7 had torn up
the original manuscript and so had
no redress"
When the police broke into The flat
tho empty rooms showed how the Wo-
man had tried TO keen up appear
ances while waiting for some of hor
pen productions 20 bring in financial
returns The furniture dishes. linen
and jewelry had been sold, tho only
articles left being a bed and chair.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-24
FOUR WOMEN
IN POLICE
C0UR
THREE CHARGED WITH VA6RAN-
CY-oNe DRUNK.
Man Who Set Fire 10 His Bedding in
Jail is Sentenced 10 Fifteen
Days.

There were three young colorcd wo.
men occupying the moumers' bench
In the Municipal court this morning.
Detective Pender stated that they are
undesirable persons. Susie Jones and
Jessie Warwick were guilty OF vag-
rancy. and they were ordered to leave
town They left the station. but
whether they got out OF the city re-
mains 10 be seen.
Grace Brown was charged with vaE-
rancy and she very promptly and en-
phatically pleaded guilty. She had
been In jail before and the cell bunk
had no terror for her Grace was SEN
tcnced TO a fine OF $40 or 10 serve ten
days In Jail.
May Smith a white woman, who Is
also freQuenter OF the jail had been
drunk the day before and she was
sentenced 10 fine OF So or five days
I'm the bastile.
A few nights ago w R. Day was
confined in the city jail for a minor
oficnse and, while there. he couclud-
ed TO start something, which he did.
He dragged the bedding from his
bunk and. carryi ing It Into the corri-
dor set fire to It. 1t made a fine
smudge and soon had all the occu-
pants OF the jail CRYING Fire" and
saying rather bad things about Day
The man also tore pieces Of furniture
from the closet and fired them through
the windows of the jail. This created
no little comment on the part of his
fellow prisoners. and IL furnished ven
tilation. Today Day was arraigned
before the Judge on the charge of de-
stroyine public property. He pleaded
guilty and was sentenced 10 pay a
fine OF SIS or to remain in jail fifteen
DAYS
NJ. V, Hurley and Thomas Collishaw
were drunk Yesterday and they ac-
knowledged theiC guilt in court this
morning. They were sentenced to pay
a fine of So each or to spend five days
in jail.
John Ryan and John O'Conncll weTc
declared not guilty Of petit larceny
and they were discharged from Gus
tody.
The verdict of the court in the case
of the City VS.. James McEya and
guilty OF disturbing the peace. Tho
case ndu beeu HCdIu Yesterday ana
the court remarked this morning that
the testimony showed that the defend
ants deliberately jumped upon Clar-
once Warren and gave him an unmer-
ciful beating. McEYa was the only de-
feDdant in court. Champ having been
released yesterday before the trial.
on S5 bond. The court ordered that
Champ be rearrested. if possible, and
brought into court for trial.
David Woods, the negro. charged
with forgery was brought into court
this morning and advised as to his
right to counsel The time OF the pre-
liminary hearing will be arranged by
the county attorney. Woods is alleged
TO have said that he was an eye Wit
ness TO the killing of Officer Riley in
Salt Lake few weeks ago. The man
was placed under a bond Of $500 FOR
his appearance in court for the pre-
lIminary hearing. Not being able to
furnish the bond. he was returned to
the county Jail.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-24
FLATS" ARE DENOUNCED.

Chicago. Nov 24-The fiat build
ing-home of a large proportion OF
the population OF Chicago-has come
under the ban of the city health de-
partment It was denounced at the
second annual banquet Of the Cook
County Real Estate board last night
by Edward R. Pritchard. secretary of
the department of health.
Not even with the ending OF the
health officials speech did the de-
nunciation of the fiat cease. While
the real estate men. who have been
renting flats all their lives and some
OF them even living in them. sat
thinking over the remarks OF Mr
Pritchard Rev r. A. White voiced
his denunciation OF this institution OF
city life.
II don't believe the all-wlse God
ever intended that his children should
live in these fats" said Mr.. Pritch-
ard. These fats are unhealthful III
lighted and unhomelike.
IF this condition Of affairs Is per
milted 10 continue. II our citizens arc
allowed TO keep on lnhabiting these
flats. we will become a race of physI.
cal degenerates. They don't raise
big men in flats"
Rev Mr.. White said:
"We have too many 1at dwellers in
our city Tho fiat Is not conducive
TO good citizenship We are a popula-
tIon on wheels. wandering from one
fat TO another. from ono side Of town
to the other. You must agree with
me that the nomadic kind of people
don't make good citizens"
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HEALTH OF
OGDEN IS
GOOD
FEW CASES OF CONTAGIOUS DIS
EASE ARE REPORTED.
Water az Five Points Declared to BE
Unfit for Use-Milk Improves
IN Quality,

II IS more than probable that no
other city in tho world tho size Of
Ogden is freer from contagious dis
eases than OGDEN. There arc only
twenty-one cases in the entire city 4.
according 10 the report Of the sani-
tnry Inspector. The cases reported
are: Scarlet fover. 13; chickenDox,
6 diphtheria. ,
The chickenpox cases are found al
Five Points and the health officers
state that the spread Of the disease
there has been due 10 the fact that
certain parties covered up the dis
ease and permitted the children 70
attend school. The officers declare
that II this happens again the parties
Will be prosecuted.
The water at several places at Five
Points has been tested by the state
chemist and found to be unfit for cult
nary use. and the people have been
warned against using II.
Tests on samples of milk. taken
from the various milk wagons. show
decided Improvement In the milk,
the tests being satisfactory.
The general condition OF the slaugh-
i'l y Adlu9 anu Hu''uHi Hu'po 10 NAAlo-
factory and a recent investigation in
6ioatcs that the butchers are careful
regarding the kind of cattle. hogs
and sheep purchased for consump-
tion
All the ice ponds. with two exccp-
tIons. have been inspected and found
to be in good condition from a sani-
tary point OF view
Compared with the health condi-
tions of Salt Lake and other cities OF
the country, the health officers aver
that ogden. indeed, has much to be
thankful for
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MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE
OF FOUR PERSONS AND AUTO

Chicago. Nov 24.-Detectives OF
Chicago and the authorities OF Lake
and Jasper counties. Indiana, are in
pusuit OF a mystery, including in its
elements the identity and the present
whereabouts OF four people-One Of
them woman-and the breaking up
and burying OF an automobile.
In Jasper county, Indiana. within
ten miles OF Water valley, where
three wheels and other parts OF an
automobile were found in the Ran
kakee river November 1. is the farm
of Mrs. Christian Justedt.
In soft spots" about this house.
Sheriff Thomas Grant of Crown Point
discovered parts of an automobile.
which apparently tailed with the
wheels found in the Kankakee river.
Further search developed the ton
neau of a machine covered with grain
in Mrs. Iustedi's barn.
In the house in Mrs. Justedts wood
box were found pieces OF tho wood
work of an automobile. The shop.
sales. state and other numbers which
might have served for Identification
were missing
Mrs. Justedt was asked about the
matter. According TO Sheriff Grant.
the woman said that about four
weeks ago her son and daughter from
Chicago. with the owner OF the car
and another man, came 10 the place
and went away.
Sheriff Grant. after obtaining infor.
nation that al least one man spent
three nights at Mrs. Iustcdt's house
and destroyed the automobile. left
constable TO watch the situation. at
the farm
What ! want TO do said the sher-
IN els TO locate all the occupants OF
that car and the owner / don't be
lieye that any relatives OF Mrs. JUS
tedt were In it,"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-24
UNION SERVICES AT THE
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

The following is the order OF ser
vice for the union services In tho
First Presbyterian church tomorrow
Thanksgiving day. at l0:3O o'clock:
Prelude
Call TO worship and praise.
DoXology.
Proclamations OF Our Leaders
Read BY Rev. Mr.. McCreery.
Hymn.
Scriptural Lesson, Isaiah 51:316-
Rev. Mr.. Tester.
Hymn.
Psalter-Psalms 100. 1Os-Led by
Rev. Mr.. Zimmerman.
Solo-Mis sLangle.
Prayer-Rev Mr Darlington.
Solo-Mr Saunders.
Offertory.
Prayer OF Praise-Captain ]. r.
Petit.
Solo-Miss Hall.
Sermon-Rev Mr. Elderldn.
Hymn-"America."
BeDediction-Rev Mr.. Suguk.
Postlude.
Thanksgiving Is state and ma
tional holiday and the national signi1-
oancc OF the day makes the ohsery-
ance of it of such a nature that all
good citizens should partake in some
service. This Is not service OF any
or all churches, but of citizens There
fore all are equally and cordially In
vIted TO join in the observation of the
message OF tho day
The solos given by Misses LanGle
and Hall OF the Lo Opera company. at
the services OF the First Methodist
church. Salt Lake. Sunday evening
were OF so inspiring a nature that
the audience applauded them heartily
The young ladies will sing at the
Thanksgiving service in the First
Presbyterian church.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-24

Meat and Packing company and an.
other for 81 on Samuel Kopp
Whether Amtoft VIII be proaecuted
here after he finishes hts sentence In
the salt Lake county jail Is not
known
1t now develops that Amtof, holds
G. II. Mason the young son OF a bust.
ness man OF Tucker. partly respOu.
sibIe for his error. Young Masou
denies thnt he had anything to DO With
uttering tho bad checks in Salt Lake
City. but admits that he indorsed two
or three OF them Mason saws that
he supposed the checks were all right.
Through his father no has made good
two Of 10 bad checks. each calling for
SIS
Amtoft and Young Mason wcr,
chums and arc known 10 have spcu.
some time together In Salt Lake City.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-24
WHITE MAN is MURDERED
By NEW ME0lCO INDIANS

Durango. Colo. Nov. 2f.-Charles
Fritz, well known in this section. was
murdered by a Navajo Indian near
the Ship Rock agency in New Mex
leo according TO news brought IN
Superintendent Shelton by band OF
N6vaJos and telephOned here yeSter-
day. Only meagcr details are at hand.
but robbry is thought to have been
the motive.
Contradicting reports that members
o! the band 10 which the murderer
belongs had gathered to prevent his
being arrested. Superintendent Shell
tor states that the Indian SLAYER OF
Fritz has been taken into custody
ana will be handed over TO federal
authorities.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-24
HoMEsTAKe MINE TO CLOSE.

Lead. S. d, Nov 2i-It was Off
cially announced. at the Homestake
mining company's oifioe here today.
that the mine would be closed at )
p. m. in anticipation Of a strike al S
o'clock tonight by $500 miners en-.
ployed there
The miners demanded a closed
ship agreement and the officials re-
fused The controlling interest IN
the mine. It Is said. Is held by Mrs.
Phoebe Hearst mother OF William r.
Hearst
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-24
TWO WOMEN BURGLARS
SCARE 4 WOMAN SPEECHIESS

Minneapolis. Nov 24-Two women
burglars. masked and armed with re
yolycrs. entered the residence OF Mrs.
w c. CrosSman. Minneapolis So
ciety woman. Saturday night.
Mrs. Crossmnn was seated In her
library reading She heard a noise In
the hall and went TO investigate. ind
ing two women leisurely taking hat
pins from the hats on the rack Be-
coming speechless with fright she
stood helpless. watching them.
One of the women went up 10 her.
Mrs. Crossman declares. and she saw
the muzzle Of a revolver protrding
from the sleeve OF the burglars waist
Mrs. Crossman managed To keep
out Of reach. The robbers took about
$500 in valuables.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-24
1RYAN OeNoUNCES
COPPER MERGER

Globe, Ariz.. Nov. 2S.-William ].
Bryan. who was the guest OF honor
It a banquet here last night. de-
bounced the proposed copper merger
as a combine which would seriously
mjure the interests of the smaller
producers and the working men
He also criticised President Taft
for his reported advice to avoid copy
ing the Oklahoma constitution when
the people OF this territory came to
draft the basic law of the prospective
new state,
DO not let the President of the
United States threaten you." he said
Let him not tell you that he does not
want n constitution like that of Okla
homa- IL Is much better that the con-
stitution should At the people Of the
now state than the people outside.
1T is my earnest wish for your sake
that the constitution OF Arizona will
be for its people and not for those cit
gens of Ohio. who are simply tempo
aTy residents here"
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CATHOLICS WILL CELEBRATE.

New York. Nov. 24.-Thc various
Catholic churches and schools I'm this
city viii celebrate on December lst
the cent enary or the foundation in the
United States iu 1909 OF the Sisters Of
Charity by Mother Elizabeth Seton. A
special memorial service will be held
AZ the cathedral In which one thous-
and children from the parochial
schools viii have prominent part.
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SUCCESSOR TO oRmseY mcHARo

Washington. Nov 24.-After an in.
terview with President Taft today.
Senator Cullom OF Illinois announced
that Benjamin s. Cable. an attorney
OF Chlcago. would be appointed as
sistant secretary OF commerce and la.
Dor TO succeed Ormsby McHarg. whose
resignation has been pending for more
than two months.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-24
FoOTPAO WAS UNMOVEO
BY STORY OF DEATH

San Francisco. Nov 24.-As Ker-
nan Thomas left his house at an ear
" hour today to inform his sister.
who resides near by. OF the death OF
his mother, which had Just occurred.
he was held mp by footpad. Thomas
explained te nature OF his GRAND
and asked TO be allowed 10 proceed
but the robbcr refused to allow him
10 pass When Thomas resisted, the
foOtpad sla2hed him with a sharp
knife OF razor. severlng the arteries
In his wrist The man then fled
Thomas walked TO the Emergency
hospital, where the cuts were dressed
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-24
YOUTH SAID TO HAVE
PASSED MORE BAD CHECKS

Provo. Nov 25- Warlock Amtoft.
the l6-year-Old lad Of this city who il
serving sixty DAYS IN the Salt Like
county jail for obtaining money under
false pretenses on bad checks. Is
charged with yictimlzinc three or four
Provo persons and firms in the same
way. Amtoft IS said TO have passed
a bogus check for s. on the Provo
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-24
OPIUM sMUGoleR is
CAUGHT AT Ell PASO

FL Paso. NOV. 24.-Collln Pool.
alias Snake Pool. was bound over TO
the federal grand jury BY the United
States commissioner today in connec-
tion with the smuggling OF 400 boxes
OF opium into this city yesterday. The
officers discovered the opium which Ia
valued at $1,000. in hut occupied by
Pool
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position, as containing water power
possibilities. about 1904 acres Of land
along the Smith river. Montana.
This tract will be held In reserve
pending action by congress. which Is
expected 10 enact legislation govern
ing the disposal of power sites on the
public domain. a portion of the lands
Withdrawn are unsurVeyed.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-24
ecCLES5RoWNINo CO..
GRANTED BUILDING PERMIT

Salt Lake. Nov. 23.-Tho EccIes-
Browning company secured A building
permit today for the new city market.
which the company Is 10 erect on a
plat % ground between Second and
Third South and Second and Third
West streets. The franchise for The
property was recently secured from
the city council. The building is 10
be Of concrete and viii cost $50 900.
IL will contain eighteen rooms.
A building permit was issued to
l. L. Terry 10 build a brick garage at
1929 East South Temple. 10 cost 81
500
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-24
BLESSING VIII BE SAID.

Lansing. Kan .,oF- 24.-For the
first time In the history of the Kan
sas state pcnitenuaTy. a blessing
viii be asked upon the food at tho
prisoners dining tables Thursday
morning
Thanksgiving day has been chosen
by Warden J. K. Codding as the day
on which 10 start the custom. and
twice each day thereafter grace will
be said.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-24
GOVERNMENT WATER USERS
MUST NOT PAY UNTIL APRIL

Washington. Nov. 24-Of great in
tcrest TO water users from government
reclamation projects was the an
nouDcement today by Secretary Bal
linger of the interior department OF
the privilege OF deferrinE until April 1
next the making Of payments on that
account which in most cases fall due
December / During his visit 10 the
west last summer the deSirability of
this change was impressed upon tho
secretary BY various water users as
sociatlons. Today's ruling applied 10
the forthcoming irrigation season
only and does not commit the depart
ment to any permanent policy In that
direction.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-24
MILD LIQUID CURES ECZEMA

Skin sufferers, Drop grease salyes
and nasty medicines That mild.
soothing liquid. d. D. d. Prescription.
stops the awful itch with the first
drops A doctors prescription of ac-
knowledged value Get a bottle at
Culley Drug Co -
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The Opportunity
For Buyers of
High Grade Pianos
The Consolidated Closing Out Entire Stock Of Pianos
Player-Pianos Organs, Store at 1886 Washington
Avenue Vacated by November 3O at
Which Time Ogden Music Co. Takes
Over
Over the Business.

SALE WILL COME TO CLOSE on EVENING OF NOVEMBER
80 UNLESS STOCK Is CLEARED OUT BEFORE THAT
DATE LIVESTOCK is LIMITED; THE PIANOS THE BEST
THE PRICES NEVER APPROACHED HERETOFORE. YOU
MUST ACT QUICKLY If YOU WOULD SECURE THE
GREATEST BARGAIN EVER OFFERED YOU. STORE OPEN
EVENINGS. 1886 WASHINGTON AVENUE.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-24
FATALLY WOUNDED AFTER
INSULTING A WOMAN.

Louisville. KY. Nov Civilian
+ Proctor, Republican candidate for
city auditor In the recent election.
was shot and probably fatally wound
ed today by c. NJ. Culley. who said
Proctor insulted Mrs. Culley.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-24

Washington. Nov. 24.-At a confer
ence at the White House today. par
tlcipated in by President Taft. Post.
master General Hitchcock. and Ma
tional Committeeman Solomon Luna.
II is said that a governor OF New
Mexico To succeed George Curry. re-
eisncd. was decided upon Nlr Hitch
cock said that no announcement
could be made until the appointed
had signifie1 his acceptance TeIe-
grams were forwarded from the
White House today and an answer
was expected during the afternoon.
Although nothing definite could be
learned as 10 the name of the one
decided upon for the goyernorship. it
Is said on good authority 10 be Chief
Justice w j. Mills Of New Mexico.
National Committeeman Luna would
20 no further than 10 say that the
appointee would be New Mexican.
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G 0 @ . G 9 Q Q Q Q @ @ @ O G ;
O FREE ENTRY ALLOWED.

G Washington, Nov 23-Time-
. ly because of the fearful mine
@ disaster at Cherry. ILL.,. liber-
G al Interpretation has been Civ
O on by the treasury depart
@ ment TO paragraph 62S of the
@ new tarifT law, which provides
9 for the free entry OF miners
o rescue appliances"
@ These appliances. in the
O language OF the act. are de
G signed for emergency use in
Q mines where artificial breath
Q ing is necessary, in the pres
. encc of poisonous gases. to aid
@ in the saving OF human life"
9 The department today gave {
@ instructions 10 admit free all
G miners rescue appliances and
G parts thereof.
@ @ Q g g @ @ 9 @ @ @ Q q @ g c
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w. J. MILLS NAMED AS
GOVERNOR OF NEW MEXICO

Albuquerque, n. NJ, Nov. 24.-A
special from Las Vegas " NJ, the
home of CHIEF Justice w. J. Mills.
says that Justice Mills has received
a telegram from President Taft offer
ing him the appointment as governor
OF New Mexico.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-24
THANKSCIVICH SERVICES
IN THE CHURCHES

There will DO a Thanksgiving Day
service az the Church o. tho Cod
Shepherd. northeast corner Twenty
fourth street and Grant avenue.
Thursday. Nov 25th. al 10 a. m. The
offering viii be for the work Of S.
Marks Hospital. Salt Lake CITY. Spe-
cial music by the vested choir \
cordial invitation Is extended 20 all.
VIM W Fleetwood. rector
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RIFF TRlggsMEN SURRENDER.

Melnla, Morocco. Nov 24.-The Rim
tribesmen at NadoT appeared before
General Marina. governor of Meliua.
today, and formally surrendered
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-24

First Church or Christ. Scientist
holds service az IL a. m. In the new
Masonic Temple. Washington ave
nue., between Twenty-hhih and Twcn-
ty-slXth StrectB Subject, Thanks
giving" Sunday school at 9.f5 a. m.
Wednesday evening testimonial meet
inGs arc hello AZ S D. m. The pub
lie ls cordially invited 20 attend these
services. Free reading rooms are
1pen daily. except sundays and holt
days. from > TO p. m. in samo build
Ing.
Nephi I. Morris will DC the speak
or at tho Thanksgiving services In
the Tabernacle. at N a, M. Thursday.
The choir viii provide a special mu-
steal program.
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DECEMBER JURORS

The following December Jurors have
been drawn.
Ogden-Henry WessIer. J. G. Moycs,
w w. Browning. Albert Kcsel. Wm.
: Fife. d. S. Tracy. W. j. Norman.
VIM. Pearce. John II. Greonwcll. Hen
ry Burton, II. H. Butler. Abe Kuhn.
John Bltton. Jr. J. McDermott An
drew Kassius. Otto f. Lund j vs..
Fansworth. Wm Moyes, John 7. Neg
ton.
Plain City VIM Knight.
Pleasant View. NJ. Bailey. Joan
Packham.
Hooper, r Higley.
Farr West-Wm. A. Taylor
West Webcr-N. a. Hawkes.. E7h'
rain Hipwell.
Hoy-C. A. Rundquist
Huntsvllle-F. W. Wood.
Marriott RitcbIc.
Eden-Robert Graham.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-24

STORAGE at reasonable rates. ~
good brick building. IL YOU need an
room. consult Joba Scowcroft x Soni
Company.
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NANO WITHDRAWN
ALONG SMITH RIVER.
Washington. Nov. 2S.-The interior
department. has withdrawn from dis.
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Postoffiee Hours Thanksgiving Day
One delivery by carriers. general
delivery, stamp and reglstry win
dows open from 10 10 IL a. m: moueY
order department cl scJ-L. W.
ShurtliG. Postmaster.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-24

WANT ADS BRING BIG RESULTS.