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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-23
BIG MEETING
IN WEST OGDEN
Republican Candidate for Mayor and Candidate Councilman
the Second Ward Entertain the West Ogdenites-Bewer
Bunch Handled Without Gloves-Campaign
Fibbers Receive Attention.

people to distinctly understand that
| am not opposed to the city owning
the waterworks / am not opposed to
the city making extensions of the wat
erworks wherever needed" He said
he favors the extension of the water
mains to West ogden as we'll as TO
every other locality where the peo-
pie are willing to connect their
homes with the water mains and pay
for the water But" said Mr.. Glas-
mann. 1t Is crime for a candidate
for Office TO promise to make water
extensions in return for your votes.
The law Is very plain on that and
think i can safely say 10 you that any
candidate for office who would prom
1se YOU 10 extend the waterworks TO
west Ogden in return for your votes
would Just as quickly break such
promise as to make it, | have not
made single promise as TO what |
VIII do If ! become mayor and | shall
make no promises and | would advise
YOU people not 10 trust anyone who
would make a pledge TO you for your
votes. ] shall be glad TO receive the
votes of West Ogden for the office of
mayor, but not because | offer YOU
any inducements to vote for me other
than the pledge that | Will try and
give you even better city government
than | did when | was mayor before.
This Is promise the law permits n
candidate to make as every officer Is
supposed TO do the very best he can
for the people. Don't let the Brew
critics deceive YOU by making prom
ises. ! would suggest to you that you
take your chances with the RcpublI-
can candidates and, II they are sue
cesSful to present your cnse before
them and | am fully convinced they
Will give You proper consideration.
Tho newspaper I represent has al
ready said that West Ogden is en-
titled to the waterworks and at one
time the city council followed the
Evening Standards advice and re-
quested the old water company 10
build the water mains To West Og
den"
Several of the citizens present did
not hesitate to say. that they wanted
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-23
SENSATIONAL DIVORCE
IN SALT LAKE CITY

Salt Lake, Oct 22.-Five divorces
were granted by Judge Morse at his
weekly divorce hearing Friday after
noon. two were continued for the pur-
pose of completing the service of the
summons and several orders 10 show
cause were disposed Of The court
room was crowded with litigantS, wit
neSses and spectators and the testl-
mony in some of the cases was eX-
ceedingly sensational.
Perhaps the most pathetic case be-
fore the court was that OF Albert L.
Buker against Mary B. Buker. Dur
ing the recital of the story of his
wife's desertion and her affection for
another man, Mr.. Buker could not re-
strain the tears which came 10 his
eyes as. with quivering lips and a
voice filed with emotion he described
how he had done everything In his
power TO break off her infatuation for
the other man whose name was not
mentioned In court. but was unsuc-
cessful in his efforts and was finally
compelled to let her go TO her ''afHn.
ity'' while the only thing left for him
was seek a divorce.
He said that they were married In
Ogden On August Is, 1895 and have
two minor children. All was appar-
emily happiness in his homo until
April of last year when she met a
man with whom she fell in love. She
then told her husband that she loved
another and he became aware of the
fact that she had repeatedly met him
clandestinely. In July. 1905. he said
that he sent her on visit back east
hoping that absence would overcome
her infatuation for the man. But 1t
did no coed and she returned only
to leave him In July of this year with
the declaration that she would not re-
turn.
She was entreated to return TO him
but wrote that she would not do SO.
She also requested him In one of the
letters to keep the children He said
that he had far more serious charge
which he might have brought against
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-23

Last evening the Republicans Of
West Ogden had a most enthusiastic
rally. The meeting was held in Mrs
Georgia Iimmerman'S home and the
two large parlors were packed TO the
doors. VIM. Howell and the Repub-
lican candidate for the council In the
Second Ward. ], H. Larson, and the
Republican candidate for mayor were
present A Glee Club was In attend.
ancc and all were cheered TO the echo
for the many songs and hits of the
evening.
The next councilman from the Sec
ond Ward, j. II, Larson, made the
first speech and said that he was
candidate for councilman of the Sec
ond Ward subject to the peoples
wishes. He said he had always tried
TO work for the best interests OF Oe-
den as private citizen and II elected
he would make 1t his special duty TO
labor for the best interests OF the
Second Ward and the whole city of
Ogden. He understood some one had
been 10 West Ogden and had prom
ised the people TO extend the water
mains TO West Ogden If they would
vote for Mayor Brewer and the Dem.
ocratlc council He said that he
could not make any such promise. but
that he believed the people of West
Ogden were entitled to receive water
through the city mains since they
had helped buy the waterworks by
having their homes mortgaged for the
waterworks. and that he would make
1t his duty. If elected, to work for
tho best interests OF the people of
West Ogden and Ogden City.
William Glasmann was the next
speaker. He called the peoples at
tention TO the extravaganza of the
city government under the direction
OF Mayor Brewer and explained TO
the people why he objected to the
water report made by Mayor Brewer
and his water committee and said
that the people representing Mayor
Brewer will tell you that I am oppos.
ed TO Ogden owning the waterworks
One gentleman spoke up and said
Yes. the Brewer people have been
here already and have told us that"
Mr.. Glasmann said: II want You
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-23
YOU N G MAN
LOSES HIS
LIFE
SON OF LINDSAY ROGERS sCALO.
ED TO DEATH.
Father Was One Of oeden's Leading
lawyers-FamIly Has Been
Living in Fresno, Calf.

The many friends and acquaint-
ances of Lindsay Rogers, the 16-year-
old son of Lindsay r Rogers. Will be
grieved 10 learn of his death which
occurred last Thursday at Fresno,
California. whore the Rogers family
has resided for some time past The
and was surrounded by sorrowlng g
mother and father and other members
of the family
The death followed burns received
through the explosion OF steam
pipe in Mr.. Rogers Las Palmas win
cry. where young Lindsay was In
charge. 1t Is said that at the time OF
the explosion the young man was in
vestigating a leak in one of the stills
at the winery when the defective
pipe suddenly gave way and allowed
the steam to envelope his body
1t was thought at first that the in.
juries were not of a serious nature,
as the doctors for day or two main
tanning that the burns were not fatal
The boys mother was at San Fran
cisco when the accident happened
and she was not summoned home un,
til the condition Of the hoy became
alarming. Ii seems that the doctors
misjudged the extent of the burns.
as young Rogers took a sudden turn
for the worse. 1t is reported that
one-fourth OF the body was scalded
but that the face was not harmed.
The young man will be remembered
as a mere boy. for he was not very
old when his parents left FOR Salt
Lake. From Salt Lake City they
moved to California. where the fam.
lily has since resided The parents
are we'll known In this city.
Lindsay r. Rogers, the father. was
known as one of the leading lawyers
OF this section OF country.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-23
RANDOM
REFERENCES

Sunday special Spring Chicken,
Fine Pastry. Charles Cafeteria =
Last presentation of Jack. the
Giant Killer and the big bill at tho
Orpheum tonight. Tickets on sale
for next weeks great bill which Is
headed by Rose Royal and her posing
horse.
Our phone orders are not phony.
RussellJames Co.
Merchants Lunch-The ladies of
The Episcopal church will give a mer-
chants lunch Dednesday. Oct. IS, at
The parish house. corner Grant and
Twenty-fourth from IL 10 . D. m.
We carry a full line of the best
meats. Russell-James Co
You can't lose when buying B G.
G. Butter. -
Miss McBeth OF Ogden is visiting
friends in Evanston, Wyo. She is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. T. G.. Foster.
A big house Is already assured the
Orpheum for tonight Last presenta.
tion OF Jack, the Giant Killer" and
the fine bill
The next time YOU buy clothes.
look for the Hart Schaffner G Marx
name; you will find 1t in the clothes
at Wright's clothing store.
Our phone orders are not phony.
Russell-James Co.
Miss Sarah Blood of Pennington is
spending a few days In Ogden visit
ing with her many friends.
Every one should see this weeks
great bill at the Orpheum. Last time
tonight
The next time you buy clothes.
look for the Hart SchafTner & Marx
name; you will find II in the clothes
at WrIghts clothing store.
Mr.. and Mrs. William varney are
rejoicing over the arrival of bright.
eyed daughter at their home.
Greatest bill of the season at the
Orpheum.
Just In, car Of corn, Prices right.
Ogden Feed Co. phone 500
Mrs. Emma Lindsay and Mrs. Goo
1. Layton of kaysville were Ogden
visitors yesterday
Every one Is talking of that Or
pheum bill
ANY meats 1oc. Vegetables, Pastry,
Fruits DC. at Charles Cafeteria,
Mrs. Jennie Climns was a Kays.
vile visitor during tho week tho
guest OF Miss Nellie Varney,
Miss Delpha Patterson OF Farming
ton has had TO return home on ac-
count OF illness. Miss Patterson has
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-23
DEST RUCT ION
CAUSED BY
FIRE
MORAN ASPHALT PLANT is RE
DUCEO TO RUINS.
Early Morning Blaze Which Caused
the footing of Many Whistles in
the Railroad Yards.

The boiling over OF pot of asphalt
at the P ] Moran works on west
Twenty-fourth street carly this morn
ing caused fire that DESTROYED the
plant, entailing loss of about $4,000
and delaying the work of paving the
streets Of Ogden for about fifteen
DAYS.
Shortly after o'clock this morning
flames were seen darting from the
roof of the asphalt shed. and within
a few minutes the entire structure
was I'm flames. The sounding of the
railroad whistles and a telephone
alarm TO the department summoned
the apparatus from the central sta
tion For three hours the firemen
worked to save portions of the plant
and the large quantities of asphalt I'm
the barrels near the boiling pots.
from which the fire had started. About
8 o'clock they succeeded in cxtin-
gushing the flames.
No sooner had the members of the
fire department left the scene of the
fire than the fifty or sixty employees
of the Moran company began tearing
down the ruins preparatory to rebuild
ing the plant,
Frank Gowan, superintendent of
Moran's paving plants, who had been
telegraphed TO. arrived in Ogden on
an early train and assumed charge OF
the reconstruction.
To a representative OF this paper
Mr.. Gowan stated that he had sent
numerous kilograms 10 various coast
cities. as well as all eastern cities.
trying TO locate railroad plant which
could be brought TO Ogden on passen-
ger train schedule. He estimates the
loss at $4,000 which is about half the
value OF the plant. Ono of the asphalt
tanks is destroyed but the other. with
the sand dryers, was saved. He said
that the men will be at work night
and dqv rebuilding.
II was about three weeks ago today
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-23
K MIG II 7 s TO
GI Y { A
PARTY
SOCIAL AND CARD PARTY ON
MONDAY EVENING NEXT.
Unique Prize Which VIII Carry With
1t a Peculiar Responsibility in
the City Election.

One of the social events Of the sea-
son will be the dance and card party
given by the Uniform Rank knights
of Pythias at the Royal Dancing
academy Monday evening, Oct. 25,
1903
The reception committee embrac-
ing such notables as Judge ] A.
Howell, Mayor A. l.. Brewer. Attor-
ney George H Halyerson. Attorney
Joseph Chez. Attorney A. e. Pratt.
Attorney George H Davis and VIM
Glasmann are doing all In their pow
er 10 make the occasion a pleasing
success. They proposee to lay aside
political gloves for one night. and
TO drown and forget their political
differences In the revelry of a Brewer
waltz or a GlaSmann two-step.
In the card room tables have been
provided for large number of per-
sons who enjoy card games The COM
mlttee Is trying 10 arrange with
Messrs. Glasmann and Brewer so that
the person who wins first prize in
the car droom Will he rendered the
position OF auditing the accounts of
the city waterworks. The person who
wins the consolation prize Will have
TO serve time on the water wagon.
The Uniform Rank. under whose
direction the dance and card party
will be given. Is the military oreani-
zation of the knights of Pythias. They
have about thlrty-6ve members in the
local order and these will appear in
tull dress uniform to assist the diff
terent committees In making an en-
ioyablc evening, for all who attend.
The lodge room with Its parlor and
dining rooms, which adloin the ROYAL
Dancing academy, Will be used, and
thus afford ample room for all those
who will attend this brilliant social
event.
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been a student OF the Ogden schools
this year and expected TO remain here
during the winter.
Rose Royal and her posing horse
at the Orpheum next week. Tickets
now on sale.
II makes good every time, That is
Lewis Good Coal. phones 149, -
Last time tonight-"Jack. the Giant
Killer" and the big bill. =
Bulbs at Hendcrshot's. both phones.
General AudItor.-Erastus Young.
general auditor OF the Hartman lines
with headquarters at Chicago, passed
through Ogden today In private car
Oh. Ell route TO Salt Lake City,
Don't cook Sunday. try our famous
family dinner. Charles Cafeteria.
Good wages and steady employment
for a dining room girl, laundress
and a house girl at the State School
for the Deaf and Blind.
Bancroft Returns.-W. H. Bancroft,
vice president and general manager
of the Oregon Short Line Railroad
company. passed through Ogden this
morning en- route 10 Salt Lake City
from San Francisco.
Food cooked and served right. You
don't wait at Charles Cafeteria. =
Anthracite Coal.-Fill your bin he
fore cold weather. Phone q. John Farr
Concrete Plant.-The gasoline
engine and concrete mixer, to be used
on the new freight depot foundation,
has been placed on the grounds and a
trial run was made yesterday after
noon The concrete gangs will prob
ably be put on early next week.
coAL-Rock Springs, Castle Gate
and Clear Creek, Gillette Coal Co.
l53 West 9th st. Phones 1914.
Consumers Coal Co. All kinds of
good coal. Agents for Grass Creek, the
best 81 coal on the market A A.
Shaw. Mgr. Both phones 41S. =
Republican Headqua rters.-Th Re-
publican city committee has opened
attractive headquarters on the ground
floor of the Orpheum block, from
which place the campaign will be con-
Quoted. The daily papers with read.
ing tables, p committee room and the
chairman's Office are being fitted up.
Few good mon can get winter en-
ployment at the Sugar Factory by ap-
plying TO The Superintendent at the
Factory.
Kemmerer Coal guaranteed the best
Sold only by NJ L. Jones Coal Co, Ind
40, Bell 499K
Mother and Babe Oepart.-Mrs.
John Barker. the child mother, and
her infant child, who were stranded
in ogden for a few days by the theft
of her pocketbook and ticket. yester-
day received money from her hus-
band in Garfield, Washington and
left on the afternoon train. While
at the depot Mrs. Barker and her
child were cared for BY the railroad
officials and the matron. who did ev-
erythine possible for the comfort Of
the little mother and her babe When
she left she expressed gratitude with
fearful eyes that told OF genuine ap-
probation.
Brick warehouse for sale. Purchas.
or to remove material from the ground.
Apply John Scowcroft G Sons Co.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-23
HOGS AND VEALS

We are paying for fat hogs Weish'
Ing from It's TO $50 lbs. live WEIGHT
$500 per cwt.
For fat veaIs. 40 to 125 lbs dresse.
weight. 10c. per lb. We receive hosS
and yeals daily.
Anybody who prefers dressed weigh'
on hogs may bring them in on lueS
days or Fridays between 7;30 ana ~
a. m. We will then slaughter tnen'
while you walt, and pay s9.65 per CIV
for the same class of hogs as ano'e
specified. At either of these da!s
YOU may choose whether you "an'
$500 live weight. S965 dressed.
Veals you may bring in either ite
OF dressed Access TO our plant -
now convenient since the construct'o"
OF the viaduct-
OGDEN PACKING e PROVISION
COMPANY.
READ THE CLASSIFIED PAGE
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-23
VAUDEVILLE AT
ORPHEUM TONIGHT

There will be vaudeville at the Or
pheum tonight after two nights of
darkness caused by the taking of the
show to Logan where it broke the
seasons attendance records. This will
be the last opportunity TO see George
Anger and his company in their
sketch. Jack. the Giant Killer" Mr
Anger is a giant over feet tall and
in his support are two midgets The
rest of the bill is an excellent one in
which there is much comedy Seats
are already on sale for next weeks
show which begins Sunday night. 1t
is headed by Rose ROYAL and her won
derful posing horse. -
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water and everyone present agreed
that they ought TO have it,
AT the conclusion of the speaking
refreshments were served and then
singing closed the evenings program.
1t may be said that the efforts of
the Brewer bunch to stampede tho
West Ogden people to vote for them
on the pledge Of extending the water
mains will not make them many
votes
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-23

her. but refrained from doing so on
account OF his children His testimony
Was corroborated by two witnesses
who knew of the conduct OF his vile
and the man with whom she became
infatuated Judge Morse granted inc
divorce and gave Mr. Bukcr the cas-
tody OF the children.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-23

that the Moran asphalt plant in Salt
Lake City was destroyed by fire in
similar manner. The plant was re,
built with great dispatch and was In
running order within fifteen or TWEEN.
ty days.
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GLASMANN'S REPLY.

l. Glasmann did not come with
the boom. and the record he has
left behind him has been so good
that every man who has ever as
sailed 1t has been proved a SLAM
derer.
2. He pleads guilty to having
acquired a newspaper. and upto
date the only man who has been
able TO maintain a successful one
In Ogden.
s. What cases are before the
courts? All libel suits-most of
them recently filed by ]. D Skeen,
and up TO date MIR. Glasmann has
won them all They were in the
nature OF the Tom Richard cases.
Come again, Jeddy-
4 That is what they said about
Abraham Lincoln Gen, Grant. VIM.
Mckinley, Theodore Roosevelt and
President Taft.
5. He promises nothing for
votes, except to improve on his
splendid record as mayor. made
four to eight years ago. If possible.
They arc the Brcwcrites who are
promising any and everything to
get votes.
G. The people reelected Mr.
Glasmann by the largest vote ever
given a mayor In Ogden In 1909
for not buying the waterworks at
the price demanded,
Z. II 1t frightens investors and
homeSeekers away from Ogden TO
expose the rotten city government
conducted by the Brewer bunch.
who is to blame for 1t?
s. It surely is for Mr Glas-
mann's interest, as we'll as every
other Ogden taxpayer, TO show up
the rotten city government of Og-
den. Who wants his taxes in
creased and his money squan-
dered? Sure. in addition 10 other
good motives. VIC are also for our
own best interests.
9. Who staked Smurthwaite out
TO attack Glasmann? Who caused
the strife TO start this fall? Why
do the Brewer followers whine for
being shown up. when they started
the whole strife? Now they whine
because Mr., Glasmann defends
himself
10. did he? GIasmann says No
But is willing to have il said he
asked people TO give money TO the
Republican campaign fund Did
Brewer violate the law when he
Openly confessed 10 allowing gam
bling and prostitution in Ogden?
IL Well. If Jedediah Daniel is a
specimen Of the sane and sound.
then we can rejoice that Glasmann
is the opposite. No one desires TO
be what Jedediah Is
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-23
ELEVEN ANSWERS TO BREWERS
BESM|RCH|NG At TACK ON GLASMANN

The Following Eleven Reasons Are Given by the Brewer Bunch
Paid Advertisement in the Morning Examiner, Why
Mr. Gasmann Should Be Unfit for Offce-We Present Our An
to Each Parallel Column which Shows How the Brew
Ring Misrepresens They Straining Gnats
but Are Sallowing Camel in the Rotten City Report
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10 Violated the Federal Law.
Separated from the Service"
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.. Constantly libellng good citi-
zens and stirring up strife.
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II, Erratlc, oppressive, abusive.
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MEENE'S GLAD PHEET

| have had wonderful success in
removing with Glad-pheet old cal
louseS which had baffled the skill
of two or three doctors. One spec
ialist wanted $50. MRS. E. B.
PERKINS, Springfield, Mass.
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