The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-11
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Mr.. Grocerman: There's only two
things to think about. Please your
customers and make money Sell u.
& G. Butter and you do both
Called to Omaha.-Superinten
F E. Lewis OF the Hartman dining
car and hotel system has been call
ed 10 Omaha on business connected
with that department and Fred
Gentsch, assistant TO the superlnten-
dent. Is now at the helm.
s24o-choice OF ANY hat In stock
s2.4s-milIinery Dept. at Wri9hts, 3rd
floor,
Cardinal Went Through,-Cardinal
Gibbons and several bishops OF the
Catholic church arrived from the yel-
lowstone Park on the early train this
morning and continued on to the cap
ital city to take part In tho Grand
Army exercises arranged for today.
We pay the highest market price
for live Hogs and veaIs and are al-
ways in the market. Ogden Packing
and Provision Co.
People Were Oiseusted.-It Is rum
ored that large number of visitors
are leaving Salt Lake In disgust be-
cause Of excessive charges levied by
apartment houses and restaurants dur
ing the influx of people incident TO
the Grand Army encampment Many
OF those drawn to the capital city by
reason OF the great encampment have
included California and the Pacific
northwest In their itinerary and are
not waiting until its conclusion before
continuing their journey west This
condition is to be regretted. as ii re-
fleets unjustly on the hospitality OF
the people OF other parts Of the state.
Get the best-Store Lewis Good
Coal now and save money. Phones l49.
Railroaders Had a Holiday.-Every
department of the big Southern Pacific
shop plant Is closed down today and
q large number OF the employees took
early morning trains for Salt Lake
TO witness the Grand Army parade and
the interesting and varied exercises
arranged for the occasion. Aside from
the hundreds OF shopmen who took in
the multitudinous attractions in the
capital city, a large number of clerks
employed In Superintendent ManSon's
office, In Superintendent Whitney's Of
fce, In Master Mechanic Malone's of
fee and In the great freight caravan
presided over by w. II Chevers were
allowed at least a partial holiday In
order to see the elephants In varied
shapes and colors In Zion.
Wrights are selling bunting flags at
very small prices in the Bargain Base
ment
japanese Labor Contractor.-R. Ter
azawa. general Japanese labor contrac-
tor for the Utah-IdahO Sugar Co. at
Sugar City. Idaho, Is in Ogden for a
brief visit Mr Terazawa states the
beet crop IN Idaho this year is eXcep-
tionally good. and he looks forward to
an exceedingly prosperous year for the
farmers and beet ralsers in the Gem
State.
Half price sale continues this week.
Blair Millinery, 2514 Washington ave-
nue..
New edItor-Beginning today. Mr..
J. c. DerkS viii occupy the position OF
managing editor of the ogden Morn
ing Examiner. He viii have charge
OF the editorial rooms of the Examiner
and will direct the work Of that de-
partment MIR. Derks has been con
nected, for the last three years. with
the Salt Lake Herald. Prior 10 that
Time Mr. Derks was for many years
engaged In newspaper work in Mon
tana-
You save money By storing your
winters supply OF coal before Sep
tember lst THE Coal" Ia hard or
soft, 2OOl pounds in every ton. ShUrt-
iii & Company
ogden's Sand concerts-The people
pf Ogden appreciate the band concerts
which are given during the summer
months in City Hall park. Last even
ing's concert was attended by no
fewer than three thousand persons.
The music was splendid, the weather
Sas delightful, and the thrODg enjoy
II II all to the fullest extent. Last
nights music and last nights crowd
are the rule end not the exception.
THAT Coed CoaI"-2 600 pounds to
ton. Rock Springs. Clear Greek and
Castle Gate Bamberger Ogden Coal
Co. 312l Washington avenue. Both
phones 1000.
Nill Swear Out complsint-Ma
Reed, farmer Of Riverdale. who WAS
severely beaten by an automobillst
whom ne net on the highway near his
home last night was In Ogden today
looking for County Attorney Jensen
TO swear 10 a complaint against bis
as3ailanL Reeds face presented a
badly battered aspect as the result OF
the difficulty. Tho trouble between
the two men came about over coils
ton between the hay rack driven BY
Reed and ohc automobile Reed SAYS
the automobile Is No. 159 The record
shows this machine TO be the property
OF c. Mcclure Of Tromonton-
Rock Springs. Kemmerer. Castle
Gate. Anthracite and Coke M. l..
Jones Coal Co. -
Railroad 1ae New Name-The name
OF The railroad 10 be built from Saline.
on PromontoIy Point. north to con
necuon with the Mlnidoka 6 South.
western. Ia southern Idaho. has been