The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-06-27

| III tic c'ly' and his friends say he
merits the greatest success possit~,
In his new field of labor
F., Expected Home.-W. II Cheyors Of
the hartman Joint freight depot was
| expected home last evening from an
outlnG OF three weeks in Gentle val.
Icy, Idaho
| tp~orth League Excursion.-I,ocal
| Hartman officials have been advised
| that an Epworth League excursion Of
lorty people will reach Ogden on the
morning of July Q. en- route east over
| t1e Rio Grande from trip to the Seat
tie exposition and through the Yellow.
stone Park.
NEW TIME CARD ON THE ORE.
CON Short Line effective Sunday,
juno 9Th. Trains leave Ogden for
Salt Lake City 6:35, 7.l5, $50. 10: 40
a m lis, 400, 5:i5. 6:55, 7:45 u. m.
Notc-O. s. l., No . effective Juno
DIN. leaves Ogden for Salt Lake City
at lis p IN. =
Apples Perfectly Prescrvcd-D. f.
Browning, who lives on Stephens
avenue. has found a new preseryatiye
Tor apples. He packed apples, raised
at Uintah, In sand and Friday I'M
covered them and found them as firm
as when they were picked.
Funeral Of j. II. kaufman-The fu.
neral services over the remains oil
John Henry Kaufman will be held
today at . o'clock In the afternoon.
from the st Joseph Catholic church
Friends wishing 10 see him in the
casket NAV call al the family resi-
dence, No. 9lS Twenty-fourth street,
tomorrow, until the hour of the fu-
neral, Interment will be in the City
cemetery,
Died at so Years Of Age-Knute
Emmertsen died in Huntsville Friday,
after an illness which dates from last
February when he was struck by an
automobile and severely injured He
was born in DcamarH. March "a, 1929.
He leaves wife, who is blind. and
six children. The funeral will be held
tomorrow
Q. S. L. Excursions to Utah and Ida
no points north, July 8, IA, % Cheap
rates; long limits returning. Ask
agents for particulars.
Asks for Oivorce-Josephine A.
Luce has instituted suit for divorce
against Joseph D Luce. alleging non
support
Sent to Jail for Alimony-Archie ].
Gale was ordered sent 10 jail by the
court yesterday for falling tojspay
! alimony to Eva May Gale, The7judge
instructed thai Gale he kept in jail
until the alimony is paid, 10 % l.l
Remember the Ogden stake Sunday
school excursion to Lagoon June IS
Letter From Judge RoIapp.-In a
communication received yesterday
from Judge II. H Rolapp. dated June
12. at Berlin, ermany, states that he
and his family are enjoying visit
at Berlin and other parts OF Ger
many He has met most of the Ogden
boys who are doing missionary work
in the Swiss and German mission,
and saws they are all doing excellent
service. The Judge IS enjoying good
health.
Judge Howell to Marry-Tt is cur.
rcntly reported that Judge Howell OF
this city and Miss Costley Of Harris.
Vile will be married In this city on
Friday, July .. and leave the same
date for a honeymoon trip through
California.
Funeral Of J. L. kcyes,-Impressive
funeral services oyer the remains OF
Joseph Lorin Keyes were held Friday
afternoon, commencing at o'clock. at
the Uintah Ward meeting house. The
attendance was unusually large. and
many beautiful floral tributes silently
told OF the high esteem in which the
deceased was held in the community
In which he had lived all his life. Bish-
ops Counselor Kendall presided al the
services Music was furnished by the
ward choir. The useful God fearing
life OF the deceased was euloglzed and
many words of comfort spoken 60 the
bereayed family by President c. F.
Middleton and Patriarch George w.
LarlSin A large funeral cortegc fol
lowed the remains 10 the Uintah Gem
etery, whore intermeDt was made.
Operation to be Performed.-Mrs.
Angus T. Wright who has spent the
winter in southern California for her
health, is now in salt Lake recuper-
ating ncr sttength In anticipation OF
an operation which will be performed
at the IL. S hospital in the near
future N - EE
Visiting Northern Utah-Gus WtiGhl
II, and d. O. Ecclcs and George
Knauss returned Friday evening from
three-day automobile trip in which
they visited Brigham City, Tremon-
ton Garland Collinston, Logan and
Preston. They report the crops in that
section to be looking we'll and. be-
yond a slight disappointment over the
partial failure of the fruit crop owing
10 the late frosts. the people OF the
various districts arc sanguine over the
general situation from farmers
! standpoint.
Big Meeting Monday.-The mine
workers and operators will meet In
jolnt conference Monday at which
| time large amount Of important bus"
mess will bo transacted. Represen-
tatives OF the United Mine Workers
of the southern district oil Wyoming
will be present 10 the number OF 80
or more and there will also be present
some ten OF more Of the mine operat-
ors Of the same district The Union
Pacific mines will be represented to-
gether with nearly all of the private
mines, including the Kemmerer Coal
Co. Diamond Coal &: Coke Co, Gum
Quenly Coal Co, Central Coal e Coke
Co. and the Wyoming Coal Co.
The Fayettc Canal Company, organ
lied at Fayette, Sanpete county. filed
amended articles of Incorporation with
the secretary of state Friday, by which
the capital stock IS increased from
s2,340 TO S44,S0o.
The Utah g. philadelphia Mining
Development Company filed amend