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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-02
W III { SO X
Held in
OGDEN

The Chicago American White SoN"
baseball players, arriving In Ogden
Monday night on their special train
en- route TO the Pacific coast. are liv-
ing In iheIr cars n the Depot The
players and associates number sew
cniy-tTc, and are having their meals
at the Pacific hotel President Chas
\. Comlskey. the owner of the team.
announced this morning that as there
seemed 10 he no relief from the food
situation. thai he would have the team
begin practice In Ogden and vicinity
The crew OF pitchers under Manager
Hugh DUffy went out TO the Ogden
Sanllannm. where they could work
out and enjoy the baths. The other
players VIII do their indoor work at
the Armory gymnasium,
Many oil the players have stated
that the working on, In the high alti-
tude Will prove beneficial.
All the members OF the party are in
an optimistic frame OF mind and are
nIakInS the best OF their stay here
Thcatcrs arc visited al nigh and the
canyon trip is made during the day
The depot grounds have been used
during the mornings Tor 4 light prac-
ticc.
The working OIL. of the White Sox
players Will be treat 10 the ogden
fans, many OF whom will avail them
selves Of The opportunity of witnessing
the big leaguerS in action.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-02
JOHN Y. HAYNES
HAS BEEN CAUGHT I

A telegram was received by Detec-
tive pcnder this morning that the on.
GERS OF New Mexico have in custody,
and are holding for the Ogden Off cers.
John W. Haynes, alias F n. Menden-
hall. Mr.. Haynes is wanted in Ogden
on the charge or obtaining money
under false pretense. prominent
debtor ot the city being one OF the vic.
Tins. a complaint has been f1IcG
against the man and the county attor-
ney will prepare reQuiSition papers
today OF tomorrow. The man will be
brought back TO OGDEN 10 meet his ac-
cuscrs.
Detective Pender states that the
Ogden officers have been tracing
Haynes for some time. and had lust
about given Up hope Of locating him.
Haynes is said TO be one OF the
smuothcst confidence men I'm the west-
ern country. He Is n lodge member
and usually prcy5 upon members OF
his order
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-02

electric line TO Logan. on the north.
connecting with ID, Bambcrgcr sys-
tom al ogden. and thus bind the state
from Payson TO Logan with trolley
line
The lcea was advanced 10 the gen.
tlemen today, ald both were free 10
discuss the proposition. Mr. Bamber.
ger did the talking. and Mt knight
stated that he would stand by what
was said Mr.. Bamberger said:
The Salt Lake and ogden road
will he electrified In about sixty DAYS;
Mr. Ecclos of this city has started
north with his road. and We believe
he intends TO build az far north n
Logan. Mr. Knight Ia going 10 build
an electric road from Salt Lake TO
Payson. New. all these things accom-
pllshed. II would give the more thickly
populated portion Of Utah a splendid
lnterurban trolley car service and. We
think. 81 would be OF vast benefit TO
the state.
When these roads are all in opeT-
alton there Is no question bat tina.
they will extend courtesics- ! VIII
be glad 20 handle Mr. Eccles business
from the north and Mr. Knights bust
ness from the south. and there is no
question but what they will he glad
to take care OF the business that
comes over the Salt Lake and Ogden
road. II people desire TO call that a
merger. all well and good. but that
is the cnly relationship. SO far as we
know ar this time. that VIII ever exist
between the inteUurban systems OF the
state Mr. knight and these other
gentlemen are my guests today They
desired TO sec just how tho clectric
road between Ogden and Salt lakc
is bullr. and / was very happy 10 on
terrain them for thot purpose.
MI Knight stated that he would be-
gin tho construction Of his road as
coon as practicable hoping TO have
a good deal of It built during the
present season.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-02

I. O. o. E. BANQUET.

over ono hundred and fifty Nom.
bers aud guests ol local lodge No. &,
]. O. q. f., were In attendance al the
annual meeting and banquet Of the
grand officers Of the |. o. O. F ot Utah
in Odd Fellows hall las, night.
Following the comforting Of the ini.
tiatory degree upon Candidate DI
Paul mcebrct1en. grand banquet.
such as the local organization IS noted
for. was the scene OF clever speeches
and witty RESPONSES. toasts TO tho us
ltorS and expressions OF fraternal good
fellowship. while an elaborate menu
was served,
The speakers wore: Grand Master
W !. Morse. Grand Warden p. r.
ChrisJiausen. Grand Secretary p. a.
Simplcins oil Salt Lake. Grand Treas
urer " NJ. Scott OF Murray. and Grand
Representatives E Pierce and ". 0.
Carbis OF Salt Lake. District Deputy
w W. King. Salt Lake; Past Grand
Representatives A. w. Agee and E, T,
HulanIsRi Of Ogden. W jenkins. Dis
trict Deputy Grand Master
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-02

day. and exposed TO smallpox, will be
permitted to leave the Jail within the
next two weeks. except that they may
he taken out TO work II thev are kent
away from other PEOPLE. This order.
however. does not affect the court
proceedings in the building. and II
does no; prohibit the placing of per
sons charged with crime In tho cells,
Frank f. Watkins Grocery is now
located at 215 25th. =
When you order bread be sure II
bears the label. Wards Good Bread.
Ask your grocer. =
COAL. Cali up Parker & Co, ;or
rstes on lump. nut and slack. Parker
Coal Co. =
Plenty OF hard coal at Lewis Coal
Yard Phone 149 =
Bamberscr Ogden Coal. Plenty OF
That Good Goa" on hand. Clear
Creek. Castle Cate and Rock Springs.
$40 and $500 at Yard 219-tf
Death Of little Clrl-At the family
residence, 242 Twenty-seCond street.
this morning At 9:15. Margaret Helen
Richards. the l2-yearold daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Richard 4. Richards,
died Ui acute heart trouble. The time
and place for the funeral Will be an
nounced later.
Our ICE cream is always uniform. It
will be good today. the same jomor-
row, The steady increase OF orders
is the best test OF it8 continued cood-
ness. Wards, . stores, both phones,
279. =
Fell Into a Sewer-While on her
way home, 1871 Steel avenue. last
night nj 8 o'clock. Nellie Baker mar
rowly escaped serious injury by walk
Ing into an uncovered sewer trench
At the corner OF Twenty-nrst street
and Jackson avenue. No lights, she
says. had been displayed warning pc
destrilns OF tho Danger Miss Baker
and Miss Van Lceuwcn were going TO
the formers home when the accident
occurred As soon as Miss Baker fell
into the trench her companion secured
assistance ard rescued the young lady
from her unfortunate position and
took her home.
Wards Social Sweets. Chocolates
and Bon Bons. Made in an up-to.date
factory, where none but slNiled
tradesmen arc employed. which en-.
ables us To produce none but the best.
Our fountains are never closed. >
Wards Good Bread. II plcnses.
cheers and satisfies. =
Delicious Pastry. We do not Scrimp
on materials We so on the theory
! that the best is none too good for our
customers. Wards. . stores. Both
phones. 279. e
On Thursday night, March 3rd at
the Commercial Club. the Sal u.akc
chspterN, American Institute OF Bank
Ing Will debate tho question OF Post
, al Savings Banks" Bank mcn are 90
! peclally invited
The local railroad Yards arc GllinE
mp with baggage and express cars
stored full OF wcstbound matter. Thus
! far about ten cars arc on the side.
| track. Other available tracks al the
! depot are being used for the storing
of the Pullman and chair cars cor
tanning the wcStbound passengers.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-02
HUMBOLDT RIVER
DESTROYS TRACK
CONTINUED from Page onel

Tho passengers on the delayed
trains sleep in Pullmnns in the Yards
and those in tho chair cars are quar-
tered in hotels. All arc given theri
meals at the Pacific hotel dining
room an dunch counter. Depot
Master Shields and his chief clerk
Clarence Heath have Issued small
tickets which ent.tlc the passengers
10 meals
The trains OF the Union Pacific ar
riving IN Ogden on their regular
schedule. bring In large numbers II
passengers Who also must be cared
for by the Southern Pacific COMPANY.
The Overland Limited train between
Green River and Ogden has been an
nulled indefinitely All passengers
for teh Overland Limited east of Og.
den arc sent cast on stub trains 10
Green River wherc a train Is made
up composed Of the passengers from
Utah and the northwest points.
Reno. New. March Central and
eastern Nevada is experiencing the
worst food In the history of the state
and reports reaching this citv from
Carln. Battle Mountain and Elko arc
10 the effect tha: he Humbold. river
has gone beyond all bounds. washing
away railroad and county bridges and
iuGndatlnG the Vpllpys and low
ground from Deetb To Winnemucca.
The HUMBOLDT river at CaTiin is tho
highest in Its history, and is one --,.a
wide. with tho crest oi the food yet
10 come Five railroad bridges at
Beowawe and Battle Mountain have
1nyIapnnod Tho otnn1 railroad
bridge at Paisade Ia in danger
Western Pacific men al CarlIn have
dynamited the ice in an effort 10 save
the bridge Reservoirs north OF Elko
have broken and ten feet of water IS
rushing down tho canyon near that
place All ranches on tho Humboldt
river arc Gooded and tho cattle are
being driven 10 the high ground.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-02
ELKS ARE TO
BUILD A
HOME

An interesting meeting OF the local
Elks was held At their club rooms
lest evening. which was the election
OF officers for the ensuing year. Con.
siderable lntores: was taken In the
election. IL being maintained by many
oil the antlers that the Elks have
much TO do this year and the best OF
generals would be needed 10 lead the
bunch and. 1t is now stated. and the
officers selected are among the best
boosters OF the club. The officers
elected are as follows:
e. a Boyd. exalted ruler.
S. A. Maginnis. esteemed leading
knight
l.. ]. Clark. esteemed loyal knight.
H. B. Mitchell. esteemed lecturing
knight.
C. o. De Wolfe. secretary.
I. W. Jones. trustee.
Ralph Hoas. treasurer.
S Gysln. tyler.
]. S. Corlew. representative TO the
grand lodge.
F E. Burt, alternate TO the grand
lodge.
The lodge he's In hand the erection
OF lne home this year. and prellml-
nary steps have been taken in this
direction. Through his generosity
and public spiritedness. Judge Hey
wood has offered tho Elks fine
building site on the corner OF Wash
iugton avenue and Twenty y-siXth
street AT a remarkably low figure. and
it is also understood that Mr.. Hay
wood has assured the boys that they
viii be able 10 got all the financial
support they need.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-02
TER J. R BAN
MAGMA TES
MEET

Uncle jesse Knight. his attorney.
Jacob Evans. private secretary. r. F.
Allen. 0nd eX.Sharif George A. Storrs
ot Provo were the guests OF President
Simon Bnmberger OF the Salt Lake and
Ogden railroad today They arrived
in the city az noon, and after lunch
con returned TO Salt Lake Tho party
stopped In the city only long enough
for luncheon. Mr. knight stating that
they h6d been invited By Mr. Bam-
berger TO ride over his interurbaa
road. and that they were here for no
other purpose than 10 see how the
rond is constructed and how 1t win
be operated when II Is electrified.
Jesse Knight has in contemplation
the construction and operation OF an
electric Interurbaa car system from
Salt Lake to Payson. Utah county
He has been granted a franchise
through all the cities OF Utah county.
and is putting for'a strenuous efforts
10 get franchise 10 operate in Salt
Lake county. Al tho last meeting of
the commissioners OF SAT- Lake coun-
ty. though his application was given
very cold reception. and was vir-
tually pigeon-holed. Attorney Evans
stated. however. that the matter
would be reconsidered, and the fran
chise would. ultimately. be granted.
Just what Significance attaches 10
the conference In Ogden today can.
not be stated. II has been reported
that Mr. Knight ana Mr. Bamberscr
expected 10 merge their Interests as
soon rs Mr. knight should build his
electric road by connecting their
lines al Salt axe And It has also
been sald that David Eccles OF the
Ogden Rapid Tronsi, company had an
understanding with Bamberger and
knight that he should extend his
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-02
THREE BURGLARIES
ARE COMMIT TED

Three burelares were committed In
the city last night but the thieves
did not succeed In getting much
Doodle. The officers are OF the opln-
ion that they are amateurs NJ the
business The places were oil en-
tered through the rear pnrt OF the
buildings by breaking in The doors.
The places burglarized were the
Brown drug store on Washington ave-
nue. and Twenly-se ond street. the
Murphy saloon and n Greek fruit
stand on TweDtyfith street. between
Lincoln and Wall avenues. No clue
as TO the identity of the burglars has
been discovered, but the officers are
making i close investigation regard.
Ing the buTglarles.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-02
CIVIL DIVISION OF
MUNICH Al COUR I

Iu The civil division of the Municipal
court this morning the Utah Associa-
ton OF Credit Mcl commenced a sut
against w. +. Cawley 10 recover
Slol.Si, alleged 10 be due on an ac-
count. The case o. the HaTness-DiX
company VS.. F. Allen r Roche was
dismissed. The plaintiff TO pay the
costs.
The following judgments were rem
dered: Nolker Scowcroft Lumber
company against Martin J. Cleary for
S5S27, also against Frederick Gun
nerson for sG9.43 and Ira SpauldIng
for SIC: Callahan * Company against
J. C. Davis for 800.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-02
SHAM ROCK SOCIAL.

The young ladies OF tho Baptist
church will give Shamrock" social
In the church Dariors on thc 18th OF
March. TO which cordial invitation Is
being extended
Elaborate arrangements are being
planned by the young ladies' having
the affair in charge. and q royal good
time IS assured.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-02

artillery Of the United States army
VIII reach Ogden Friday en- route
from Fort sill. Mlnu.. to San Francis
co. Tho batteries have oficers and
ESQ men. The bulletin received at the
local railroad ohces state that they
must be in San Franeisco by o. m
March ., per the contract made oy
the railroad companies and the GOV.
erDmeu; The detachment IS sched-
ulcd to san from San Francisco on a
government transport Saturday for
the Philippines.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-02
MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

The Woman's Missionary society
of the Methodist church Will meet a.
2;30 o'clock Thursday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. S. W. Wherry. 2G09
Washington avenue.
An interesting program has been
prepared. The principal tnic. India. %
viii be entertalniuglv handled.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-02
Don't MISS THE
MAGGIE TOUT
CONCERT

AZ tho Tabernacle THURSDAY. March
General admission sec. Tickets
for salc at Culley drug store md Or.
oeh Ausic Co This win be the first
opportunity for the people Of ogden
to henr hiGh F sung from the concert
platform.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-02
NOTICE OF REMOVAL

Frank r Watkins grocery has re-
moved 10 215 Twenty-nfth street. just
east ot the old stand in tho new brick
building
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-02
MADAME KELLER

Hair. Scalp and Skin Specialist.
1858 Washington Ave. Ogden, Utli.
Bell Phone 1353-k
Correspondence and personal In.
struotions In every branch OF tls
Beautifying Arts.
Manufacturer OF reliable toilet
preparations and French masks. Hall
weaving. Corsets made 10 order.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-02

After one or two thermal baths.
nerNovA wrecks find the change 10
strength and yigor hard TO realize.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-02
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOURROOM furnished house. 1854
Lincoln Enquire 2j0G Lincoln.
2-2.iwk
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-02

Similar results are obtained IN
cases OF kidney trouble. neuralgia,
pimple5, all skin diseases. throat
and lung trouble. insomnia. constl-
patton. lumbago and bad colds.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-02

Superintendent A. F. Wick Roy OF
the Colorado division OF the Union
Pacific Is In Ogden en- route to Homo
lulu Like oil The rest OF the west
bound passengers. Nr. Wick Roy Ia
stranded but he Is making The most
OF II and is being well taken care Of
by Superintendent Jeffers of the Utah
division OF the Union Pacific.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-02
FLOOD NOTES.

Batteries A and 3 of thc First Field
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-02
OGDEN PEOPLE
IN THE FLOOD

Especial TO the Ogden StandardJ
Battle Mountain. Ncy.. March .
$50 p. m.-There arc seven trains
held AT this point behind tho wash
out On seven trains there are
about eight hundred people Ran
rad officials arc doing everything in
their power for the proper care Of the
passengers. There arc large nun.
her Of Ogden and Snlt Lake people.
who had been to California With tho
Elks, upon tho train, No definite
information has necn received here
when traffic will he resumed.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-02
New York Produce

IFC" OK PToOUcc.
New York. March 2-Buttcr-
Strong.
Cheese-Firm. unchanged.
Eges-Weak; western firsts. 2OH
20 l2c; seconds, 49, y.9c.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-02

Meal time at the Pacific hotel re-
minds one OF the bread line in san
Francisco following the earthquake.
The passengers. some OF whom are
residents OF San Francisco and
passed through the quake, get In
linz" and good paturedly walt their
turn. Manager Bradbury, with a
score or moro OF assistants. has the
situation well in hand and sees 10 II
that all arc cared for In tho best pos
sible manner.
-Ady!ces we're received in Ogden to
dav that the residents OF Elko. Ncva-
da. received food warning carly this
morning from Dteth. advising them
to be prepared 70 move 70 the foot
hills. Early this morning and through
out the day the Elko people have
been moving their household goods TO
the high lands. where a miniature
tent city has been established. Re
ports received late today are to the
effect that the water of the Humboldt
river at that point was ont OF the
banks aud still riding.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27

pan. but Fishers was very low, so the
run was soft.
Round four was the ~best the Bea-
vers knew. With one out of the way
Olson singled and Rapps doubled TO
right. Sheehan succumbed, but Casey
walked, ma king it a full house. The
fans were on their toes, especially
when they saw the hard, left handed
hitter, Martinke, approaching.
But Cap Mohler was taking no
chances. He Immediately pulled Miller
out OF the box and gave Sutor the
office 10 go TO work. And Cap McCFe-
die had his nut with him, too. for he
got rid of his left handed hitter and
stuck Ort in TO bat. 1t was all ex-
citement and nervous strain for q mo-
ment, till Ort killed the agony with a
very simple fly.
After that the game was soft enough
for San Francisco. Occasionally one
of the Beavers would single and even
double. but in the pinches Sutor had
the number of every one of them. They
were trying and stalling ali the time.
but their efforts figured with Sweeney
in the end book. Now let the Seals do
as well today and they will grab off
another one. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27
SPO1r[LIGHlTS
ON SpOR1 rs

NEW YORK. July 2e-"Ths time | wasn't
fined.' said Jack Johnson, champion pugilist as
he STROBE out OF court today. when he had been
found not guilty of obstructing highway with
his automobile ~Most generally" observed John
son, they get me for speeding, and always fine
me, too. This time | caught for standing
STILL but they let me of. Curious business, the
law"
DALLAS. Tex, July 2e-Pitcher Wadell Of
the Waco, Tex, team has been sold TO the De-
troit Americans and will report at ouce.
MANCHESTER Mass. July 26--The Massa-
chusetts won the first leg of the Seawanhaka
cup race. defeating the Canadian challenger. the
St Lawrence, on the IL mile triangular course,
by minutes As seconds
CHICAGO. July 26.--Aiiss Vida Lewellyn of
La Grange, western women's golf champion, was
among those who met defeat yesterday in the
first OF the series OF matches for the team cham
pionship Of Chicago Miss Llewellyn, playing
over the Hinsdae course, was defeated by Miss
Ella Fulton of the home club by one down. The
champion gave her opponent seven strokes, handi-
caps being allowed.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27
JEFF MUST GO ON
AGAIN, SAYS sam

NEW YORK, July 2S.-"We want to
see Jim try again" said Sam Berger,
Jeffries' manager, who arrived here to-
day from Chicago with Jack Gleason.
Tremendous pressure is being
brought. to. bear upon him." Berger
added. YAH we ask is that ne face
Johnson again and show the form he
did at his California training camp, and
there will be a big drop in the price of
anthracite. Jeffries has simply got to
try again to square himself with his
friends and hackers"
Gleason would not commit himself
when asked if the promoters Of the re-
cent fight were considering holding an
other Jeffries-Johnson battle in Eng
land. France or Australia. He admit
ted, however, that he believed such
meeting would be a big drawing card
and that a limited bout could be staged
without interference in London, Paris
or Sydney.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27
F. L. Hansen, Amateur Driver, Sends His
Palmer-Singer Over Rough Road
in Railroad Time

gasoline and sustenance for the inner
man.
At sos the Palmer Singer shot out
of the hotel grounds bound nortl1ward
with All Hansen>at the wheel It took
him l hour and minutes to reach San
Juan The heavy oil covered roads of
a week ago out of Del Monte toward
Salinas are graveled down and rolled
like a boulevard, and the six cylinders
with the exhaust wide open hummed
like a gatling gun.
The enthusiasts were congratulating
themselves on being able to lower the
record below eight hours when half
way between Gilroy and San lose the
car swayed from its arrow like path
and they realized that a tire had gone
fiat. Quick repairs were made and
they were on their way again, but the
engine had hardly. been wide open
when there was a sizzling sound, fol-
lowed by a quick report, that reminded
one of a IL inch gun, with the car
sw&ying from side to side again, that
announced another blowout. Another
stop for repairs and a. shifting of tires.
Hansen had supplied himself with two
air bottles, but had failed before start
ing to observe the pressure. In the
case of the puncture and the blowout,
it was necessary to resort to the hand
IoI DOtn dlI DULLES proved 10
be empty.
This last accident, although no fault
of the tires, blasted their hopes of low
ering the record below the eight hour
mark. After the last repair was made.
the race was resumed and it was moth
ing but rhythmic hum of the engine
that held the attention of the enthusi-
asts until the corner of Van Ness and
Golden Gate avenue was reached at
1885 p. m.
AT Salinas another stop was made for
OIL as the car was strictly in stock
condition, and under the high speed
needed extreme fabrication. At the lat
ter point Hansen Sr took charge of the
wheel and drove over the steep grade
to San Juan. At San Juan Hansen Jr.
again took command and drove to the
finish.
While coming up from San Jose. in
an attempt to make up time, the car
was driven over some of the rough
roads that under ordinary circum-
stances would be taken at an easier
pace, and the tonneau was slightly
wrecked
Hansen, on crossing the line. al
though still full of enthusiasm. was
satisfied with his maiden
attempt at record breaking In re-
viewing the trip, he said: TT was
the thrills and excitement and fascina-
tion of what the racing game means.
know the pace that we Travelled and
to the man that breaks my record my
hat is off,