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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-24
EPHRAIM.

The event of the past week was given
at Mr. and Mrs. John Armstrong IT
their beautiful home two blocks east OF
Main street 1t was held Monday night
About thirty guests assembled at Z O'Clock
to partake of dinner Refreshments were
served during the evening. during which
games and cards were played. most
happy reunion was enjoyed during the
gathering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adoiph Hanson were Civ
en- a pleasant surprise Sunday night in
honor Of their two children's birthdays.
The crowd came well prepared to serve
an elaborate lunch. which was spread
shortly after 1920 at night pleasant
evening was spent in music games, etc.
The crowd left for their homes at L
O'Clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Lund. Mr.. and
Mrs Orson Alfred. Mr.. and Mrs Peter
Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peterson
and Mr. and Mrs. Chris Bjirgo very pleas
antly entertained about 300 of their frlenus
at a dancing party last evening at Han
sons pavilion. A delicious lunch was
served in the dining room adjoining the
James BeHeston of Nephi spent the first
three days Of the week in this city visit
ing friends
Mrs. Charles Erickson and daughter
Coral of Richfield have been visiting rela-
tives and friends in this city during the
past few days
The stork left fine baby boy at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Thompson
during the week. All well.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. johnson returned
Sunday from a short trip to Provo.
Mrs w. J. Dunn of Thistle is visiting
with her relatives in this city. She in
tends to remain for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Reid are rejoicing
over the arrival of fine baby girl.
Mrs. Josie Jorgsnsen came in from Rich
field Saturday for a short visit, return
ing again Monday
Charles Musig Of Mount Pleasant visit
ed at the home Of Andreas Olson yester-
day
". A. Tolty of Los Angeles. Cal, at
tended the ball given in this city Tues
day night.
Miss Mary Clark Of Richfield visited
with old acquaintance in this city during
the early part Of the week
Mrs Sarah Poulsen was the hostess al
a delightful dinner party given at her
home Saturday night About ten couples
were present
The party given in honor Of the old
folks of this community Tuesday proved
to be a success in every particular.
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ball and Mrs. Preston Thatcher were
the prize winners.
MILFORD Mcdaniel is here from Port
land, Ore, on a visit TO his parents.
Will Howell spent the fore part of
the week in Salt Lake City.
Mrs. A B. Wright spent part OF the
week in Salt Lake City.
Z. B. Jones of Sioux Falls, Ia, is Wis
iting relatives here.
DR.. W. H Petty of Ogden visited
friends in Logan this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Creedmore of
Cincinnati are here on a visit to rela-
tives and friends. They will visit Seat
tie, Portland and San Francisco before
returning,
James W. Allen OF San Diego. Cal.
spent the greater part of the week in
Logan.
Hyrum Jeppesen went to Bancroft,
Ida. this week to visit with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Thad NaylOr returned
this week from .the east. after an alb
sence of about three weeks.
Willard Cranney is visiting friends in
ST. George.
Mr., and Mrs. Edgar Parsons of Poca-
teiio, Ida, visited Logan friends this
week.
John Reading of CentervilIe. Utah. re-
- ~ htotftN NAtto Mftk dtAbI NtStIlllE
with relatives In Logan and vicinity for
some time.
William Bulge and daughter, Annie.
returned this week from Pocatello.
where they spent day or two in visit
ing relatives.
Fred Miner of Salt Lake spent We'd
hesday evening as the guest of his sis
ters, Mesdames A. II. Thompson and ].
E. Shepard.
Alex Campbell of Salt Lake spent
the first of the week in Logan.
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parents was one Of the most pleasant So
cial events Of the season. The ceremony
was performed by Bishop Dastrup, AFTER
which a sumptuous banquet was given
the many friends who had gathered to
honor the young couple.
Miss Hortense Jensen served a deilght-
full dinner to seventeen guests last sun
DAY evening.
Anton Borg left Thursday for short
visit to ogden.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hood left Thursday
for Salt Lake. where they will attend
the inaugural ball of Governor Spry-
Ernest Murphy OF Salina was in Rich
field Wednesday.
Simon Christensen returned home Tues
day after having filled a mission to Nor
way the past two years.
G. Nj. Jones has organized an opera
company and ne expects to present The
Mikado' to the public in a short time.
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RICHFIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs w a Williams of Provo
are visiting in Riehfield this week. the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. 5. G. Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs w II. Seegmiller enter
tanned at dinner last Sunday for Judge
Booth of Provo and Thomas Chamberlin
of Ksnab. The affair was most delight
full and the guests enjoyed themselves
immensely.
The Misses Pearl and Serind Jorgenson
gave a house party last Sunday evening
to a number Of their friends Cards and
music whiled away the early hours and
dainty refreshments were served at II
O'Clock.
lanes Christensen of Salt Lake en-
loved a couple of days in Richfield with
Old friends this week
Mrs. Guy Lewis entertained the Royal
Neighbors after their regular meeting
Wednesday evening Refreshments were
served to about twenty guests.
The wedding of sam Chichester and Miss
Fern Dastrup of Sigurd, which occurred
last Saturday at the home Of the brides
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-24
LEHI.

Miss Ruby Davis and John w Stoker
were married in the salt Lake temple
Wednesday. Friday evening the popular
young couple were rendered a reception
in the Commercial club rooms. there being
about 200 invitations issued.
Miss Nellie Woofinden and Horace Ma
kin were married Monday at Provo. and
were rendered a reception the same even
ing at the home OF Mr. and Mrs Walter
Woofinden. The young people will make
their home in American Fork
The NJ. I. A. Of the Alpine stake will
give 8 grand ball in the Apollo hall in
American Fork on Jan. %
The officers of the Second Ward Pri-
mary association met at the home OF their
president. Mrs. Mary Long as a surprise
party, Monday afternoon. A pleasing pro-
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LOGAN.

Revs. Jones and Johnston of the Epis-
copal church gave a public reception at
the new episcopal house on Friday
evening, in order to give their numerous
friends a chance to inspect the place.
\ large NUM- Der of people awaited them
selves of the opportunity offered. There
was some delightful music, and refresh
lnents were served.
The local Christian EndeavOr society
gave a delightful social at the Presby-
terrain church on Thursday evening
The Original Social club was enter
tanned on Friday evening by Mrs. Rob-
ert Murdoch. Might've furnished the
chief amusement, and George Q. Hay
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were married In Provo Wednesday. The
viii make their home in this city
Mrs John Hindley returned from He5e.
wednesday after spending a week or Zen
Gays there with her daughter. Mrs
Henry.
Bernard Christensen spent the fore
part Of the week at Eureka.
Inc Home Dramatic club pTesente-
ki0 Grande' at the opera house Satu--
day night to a crowded house.
The ball given at the Apollo hall by th-
old folks committee "Wednesday mig
was a decided success. both financial
and socially.
Arthur Adams is home for a short vist
with his family
Drs Holden returned to American F0-s
FRIDAY after having spent a month at DIS
old home in Cleveland. o.
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scented n beautiful painting of 1.-THE Lady
in Black" Refreshments were served and
games played.
Thursday evening Mrs. Walt Madsen
entertained at dinner TO a few invited
guests.
Mrs Eliza ForSgTen. wife of the late
Peter A. Forsgren. was given a pleasant
surprise Wednesday the event being the
cd anniversary of her birth. She was
presented with a handsome gold brooch
as a token of love and esteem Refresh
ments were served and a good old social
time enjoyed.
The auxiliary officers OF the Second
ward gave big bazaar Thursday and Fri
day in the ward meeting house, and Fri
day evening a good. old-time married peo-
pies ball was given. A large crowd turned
out and all present had an enjoyable time.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-24
AM ERIcAN FORK.

Arthur Stout Of Salt Lake CITY spent
the week in American Fork with his par
ents
John Sager and Miss Bertha Nicholas
both popular young people of this eitv
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-24
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Fancy Linens, One-Fourth OFF

French Cluny, Irish Hand Embroidery,
J apanese Drawn Work, Renaissance and
Plain Hemstitehed Linens, Scarfs, Squares,
Rounds and Doilies. all sizes. reduced %
per cent.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-29

put in permanent and complete shape.
Sevcnty-five per cent OF films exhibit
cd In the entire country. and one
hundred per cent Of those in New York
are run subject 10 this censorship By
voluntary agreement Manufacturers
already consult the board before NOV
Ing pictures arc manufactured and
the advice obtained becomes more and
more constructive. No iron rules can
be laid down. In general. scenes de-
plotting crime and vice and those de-
pending upon immortality or suggest
lveness are frowned upon This does
not imply the cutting out of any rep.
resentation of a crime. for such might
be incidental TO an entirely desirable
story, Crime or violence for Its own
sake, however, indecency or immoral
suggestiveness are not passed The
board constantly bears in mind that
pictures may be displayed before i'm
mature persons. On the other hand
the board realizes that it is dealing
with business, that this business
can not be improved all al once. and
that patience combined with steady
pressure, exercised always In the right
direction, Will in the long run yield the
best results Moving pictures now
constitute nine-tenthS of the total thea
ter problem of tho United States.
They are the most important form OF
cheap amusement In America. This
national supervision is to be supple.
mented by local inspection left TO the
various cities of the country"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-29
At SCHOOL FOR
DEAF AND BLIND

This morning at o'clock classes
were resumed at the State School
for the Deaf and Blind Supcrintend-
ent Frank M. briggs said yesterday
that the enrolment this year Will
probably reach one hundred and fif.
teen deaf and blind pupils from all
parts of the west A number of the
pupils arrived here yesterday and
others are expected today.
The habit of some automobilists
In driving through the grounds of the
institution In a reckless manner en-.
dangers the lives of the deaf and blind
children who use the grounds for rec
reatIon and must be stopped said
Superintendent briggs yesterday.
The grounds and lawns at the
school with the handsome buildings
form one of the prettlest spots In the
city and visitors are always welcome,
but Superintendent briggs is deter
mined to safeguard the children there
and Is emphatic In his protest against
the abuse of the privilege extended
TO automobllists and desires to Issue
a warning to those who use the road
way TO speed their machines.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-29
DIAz A TYRANT
SAYS SPEAKER

Mrs Ellen D. Magow OF Chicago, lee.
tured last night in the court room at
the county court house. Her subject
was Conditions in Mexico Mrs
MaEow is treasurer Of the Political
Refuge Defense league. She is an in
teresting talker. The court room was
crowded
She gave brief history Of the poll
tical development OF Mexico from the
beginning up to the present time. She
dwelt at length upon the labor con,
ditions there and spoke OF the Inn
pending political revolution.
Mrs. Magow was strong in her de-
nunciation OF President Diaz and char
acterized him as a moro tyrannic des-
pot than the czar of Russia. She said
that he was the absolute ruler of the
republic and anyone who dared to
present views which conflicted with
his. was unceremoniously thrown Iato
prison. She said that President Diaz
had prevented the establishment of
labor unions in Mexico by making
foreign laborers despise Mexican lab
orers and making Mexican laborers
Jealous Of the foreigners Mrs. Maeow
said that there was an unwritten law
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-29
SPOR IS
BASEBALL
DETROIT TEA MSEEMS
SURE OF THE PENNANT

Now York, Sept 2S.-While 1t has
lost some ground on It's present east
ern "trip the eDCroit team has an
excellent chance OF winning its third
consecutive pennant and thereby es-
tablishing record for the American
league. Detroits advantage over
Philadelphia Is 1-2 games
Detroit has games scheduled. four
with Boston and two with Chicago.
and If 1t should win four Philadelphia
will have TO win all Its seven remain
Ing contests in order to tie for the
championship. Should Detroit win
four out OF six and Philadelphia win
seven straight each will have 80 vic
tories, 81 defeats and an average of
647, In this event series OF
games would have TO be played to de-
eide the tie
Philadelphia Will play two games
with Chicago tomorrow and Detroit
also is scheduled to play double
header In Boston.
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PICTURE SHOWS
TO BE IMPROVED

At the meeting OF the ogden His
tocial society held September llth. 1t
was decided to take up some public
welfare work In addition to the reg
ular literary work of the club
Chairman Appointed.
The betterment of the picture shows
was decided upon as one line Of pub
lie work Mrs. Bishop was appointed
chairman on Picture Shows with in
structionS TO ask the cooperation OF
the other clubs of the city The Child
Culture club has appointed Mrs Chas
Gosline, and the Ladies Literary
placed Mrs. Claude Zinn on the joint
committee. Mrs. Bishop called the
committee together yesterday and an
agreement was reached to prepare a
petition 10 the mayor and council ask
ing that a committee be legally ap.
pointed to pass upon all films before
they are shown in Ogden houses.
II is expected that every woman In
ogden will sign this petition.
Golfers Discussion.
Golfers Weekly of Sept 18th has
the following to say upon the mat.
ter OF the censorship OF moving pic.
ture shows:
Moving Pictures
THE increasing willingness of busl-
ness men TO cooperate for the public
welfare is now being illustrated In
the moying-picture industry. A Ma.
tional board of censorship is about 10 be
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-29
CAPTAIN KMEASS is
HlGRLY HON0RED

Captain w. + Kneass of Company
B., Utah National Guard, was given a
pleasant surprise when he arrived at
the armory last night to attend the
regular weekly drill
AS he stepped into the hall the
members of the company we're stand.
ing at attention, when acting sergeant
Frank Smith, In a short speech, pre-
sented to Captain Kncass a handsome
Colts army service revolver of the
latest pattern On one side of tho
butt of the revolver the namc of the
recipient and the date of the presenta-
tion is engraved on solid silver plate
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-29

bordered with gold. On the other side
Captain Kneass monogram appears in
drilled gold.
The weapon is OF .SS calibre,
mounted on a A frame and is of the
latest modern reyolvers designed for
army use. The revolver was puY.
chased by Lieutenant G. r, Lawrence
while attending the national rifle shoot
recently held at Camp Perry, O.
Last year the Utah riflemen finished
fourth from the bottom in the annual
rifle contest. This year a much bet.
ter record was made, the team from
this state making the seventh highest
score. When 1t is considered that the
best marksmen from all parts OF the
United States are entered in the con.
tests and experts are even brought
from the Philippines to take part in
the events. the score of the Utah
team is regarded as an excellent show,
ing.
Captain w. E. Kneass was recently
elected drill master at the Ogden
High school Company B.. Utah Ma
tional Guard recently captured the
governors cup In Salt Lake City in
competitive drill with other com.
panies Of the state military companies.
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LADIES!

Having enlarged my Hair Dressing
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ants. accommodate all patrons by
appointment. or call. Hotel and homo
calls promptly answered. Work done
scientifically.
FRENCH MASK MASSAGE, scalp
treatment. tonic shampoo. manicur-
ing, newest Ideas In Hair Dressing
Imported Hair Goods and Toilet Re
quisites. Hair weaving at moderate
charges. Mail orders given prompt
attention. Ladies invited to rest room
TEACH THE THINGS DO.
Personal and correspondence instruc-
tIons. Bell 1353~K.
MRS. KELLAR, 246S Wash.
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in Mexico which allowed the Mexican
laboreTs but 80 cents a day,
She said that In all the American
treaties there were clauses which give
political prisoners the right of asylum.
but that Mexican political refugees
were placed In the American prisons
and held for eXtradiuon. She gave IL
lustrations of the most flagrant cases,
Protests were made against the
United States authorities holding Mex
lean political prisoners and also
against President Taft. who will rep.
resent the American people. shaking
hands with President Diaz, whom she
pictured as unfit to associate with
Christians.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-29
NOVEL BROOM HOLDER
Slips over Handle and Can 6e
Stuck Into the Wall.

Tho life OF q broom. like that OF almost
everything else. depends oil the care that
is taken Of II. All housewives know that
to stand broom brush end down on the
Door will soon wear II out Hence the
number OF devices TO hold broom BY
bend or bnnde, ono Of the best of which
ie shown In the Illustration. This holder
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-29
WESTERNS FLAG FOR
DES MONIES TEAM

Des Moincs, Sept. 2S.-Des Moincs
today won the Western league pen
nant BY Its victory over Lincoln. to
3 In order for Des Moines to win
the pennant. however 1t was ncces-
sary for Sioux City to drop two games
to Omaha, which It did today.
The flag goes to Des Moines by a
margin of two points. the closest pen
nant race In the history of the West
ern league. Des Moincs' percentage
is ,612 and Sioux City .610 with Omaha
third. The season closed today
Score: r. H. E.
DeS Moines . /
Lincoln ....................3 13 3
Lange and Lewis; Ryan and Nunne-
maker
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g a. @nR MAKES
~ A1s 9s 4 LASTING CURE

ability ABSOLUTE safety as remedy
hss
Of
tho
purifying blood
g. its certain ts
action in purifying the blood Years were
different ingredients wen
perfected its superiority oil other
still only certain
Blood Poison While driving out the poison rom the
Vegetable
effects If suffering with oontagou b9od Poison g.
Home
medical
to THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA GA.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-29
New York 1a; PIttsburo 9,

Pittsburg. Sept 2S-The Pittsburg
baseball club today clinched the 1907
pennant of the National league. Al.
though the local team was defeated
by New York, l3 to .. philadelphia
victory over Chicago assured the pen
nant for the Pittsburg club. Should
Chicago win every game from now un-
I'll the close of the season and Pitts
burg lose every game It plays, the
local team would still be in the lead
at the close of the season by half a
game.
After the game the crowd rushed
for the local players bench, but they
had retired to their dressing rooms.
Before the game. Manager rred
Clarke of the Pittsburg team was pre-.
sented with purse of gold amounting
10 little over $500, the gift of local
ha1 l.on
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Topeka .
pes Moinsa S; Lincoln 3
Des Moines, Sept. 2S.-
THE COVETED TROPHY
WILL GO TO PITTSBURG

Chicago. Sept. 2S.-The National
league pcnnant was assured to Pitts.
burg today by Chicago's defeat by
Philadelphia. Score; r II. E
chicago ..,ssss.......s U
Philadelphia ........,.. 0
Reulbach, Schwenck and Archer;
Moore and Dern. Umplres. Brennan
and ODay.
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To Examine Coal Property-Judge
A. B. Haywood, A. c. Wright Denny
Smyth, Albert Scowcroft and Ralph
Guthrie left for Coalyille, Utah. at
S,45 a m. to examine the property Of
the Superior Coal and Fuel company
of Coalvllle.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-29

was designed By PcnnsylTaoiap. II
consists Of ring somewhat larger in cir.
cumference tbon the handle of n broom
with sharp outstanding spur. Fitting
over the ring is spiral spring with ap
opening 10 the center The ring is drawu
DOWN over the handle OF the broom and
tne spring nfforde resistance which
makes tho ring 8t FIRMLY All that M
necessary. then, Ia 10 hang the broom lin
ON the Kitchen waB or door by the spu,
into plaster or woodwork. preferably thu
lotter. because OF It's greater stability
This keeps the broom proper free from
dirt md from spreading
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston "a: St. Louis ~


Cincinnati, Sept 2S.-Brooklyn won
from Cincinnati in the 11th inning to.
day by scoring three runs on three
hits and an error.
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Philadelphia 7; Cleveland O

Philadelphia. Sept 2S,-Philadel.
phia defeated Cleveland today. IL he.
Ing the third shut out victory for the
homo team in the series of four
games. Score; r. H. +.
Philadelphia .......,..,....7 3
NltNeldnu ssH.-s.. u , )
Morgan and Lapp; Young. Joss and
Eastcrly.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-29

Spokane ...!.s....,ts..'. lu
Kinsella and Armbruster; RUSS
Holm and Ostdiek.
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Detroit S: New York o.

New York, Sept 2S.-Detroits last
appearance In New York this season
was marked by to 0 victory, the
visitors thus making It out of on
the series and maintaining their lead
OF o16 over the Athletics. Both Dop-
ovan and Wilson pitched gIlt-edged
ball. Score. R,H.E
Detroit
New York : 2
Donovan and Stanage; Wilson and
Blair.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Sacramento 2; San francisco O.
San Francisco, Sept, 2S.-
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LAND OPENING HoLLISTER. IDA.
Ehcursion via o. S. L.. daily Sept
29th to Oct. 1st, Cheap round trim
rates. Ask agents.
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Game is Postponed.

Los Angeles, Sept. 2S.-Los Angeles
and Vernon game postponed owing to
delayed arrival of Los Angeles team
from Portland
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
ChIcauo S; Waahinoton I

SO IT ''uoT''ITJNOTI W T.
Washington, Sept. 2S,-Chcago hit
Gray and won handily from Washing
ton today. olmstead puzzled the To-.
cals- Score; r. H. T.
Washington .............1 3
Chicago IL o
Gray and Hardy; Olmstead and
Payne,