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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-21
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paInty Pastry. Charles CafeterIa.

Dainty Pastry Charles Cafeteria.
The remodeling Of the front and
the installing OF the new IcelesS Fouu-
tain which Is one OF the very latest
In design Mt our 25th street store
will not Interfere with the business.
At all times the entrance Will DO
open 80 that the public may pass In
and out, Wards. Manufacturers of
good things to ent.
Operated on at HospltaI-Franll
Williams was operated on al the Og-
den hospital yesterday for stomach
trouble. The operation was success
ful and II is expected that Mr. Will
ilams soon win be restored TO health.
he has been suffering from the all.
ment for about a year.
Woodcraft dance at tho Royal Waeh.
lngton's Birthday.
Vegetarians like Charles Cafeteria
High grade fancy apples at whole
sale prices Phone 667 K
Visiting In the city-Thc Misses
Anna aud Katherine Roberts of San
Francisco. California, are in the city
visiting relatives and friends. tho
guests OF Mr and Mrs. Dan Rob
erts. They were former residents OF
this city. having left here for Call
fornia two years ago.
Definition Of Woodorsft dance given
at the Royal; A JOLLY GOOD TIME.
Inspected meat only. Charles Gale.
terin. =
Fresh homemade candies on special
gale every day at Wards two stores
Washlngton's Birthday Dance at the
Royal, given by Women Of Wooderaft
No. 174. SOC per couple, Extra la
dies 25c, -
ooine to Seven Trouehs-FranS
Hinckley, a business man OF Provo.
spent a short time in Ogden today
while on his way to the Seven TrouGhs
Nevada. district Mr.. Hlnckley has
mining interests in the Nevada camp
that he expects to dispose of in the
near future,
NJ. E. Ladies' Aid will serve dinner
from 1880 4, NJ. to 2 p. m and supper
from 10 D. M. in the Methodist
Episcopal church parlors Feb. 90,
Washington's birthday. Entertain,
ment after the supper.
MotherIess. Beautiful story. JoIE. .
From Salt Lake-Will Rydlach OF
Salt Lake spent a short time In Og
don this morning on his way 10 Coal
Vile. where he has law suit 10 at
tend 10.
All new pictures JOE.
Returns from New York-W. H
Williams. member Of the board OF ed
ucauon and head of the Shupe-Wil
Hams company. returned yesterday
after a three weeks business trip In
the east He says taxicabs in New
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-21
SATURDAY, FEB. 26TH.
Matinee and Night.

York city crowd the streets and are
TO be seen by hundreds at the close
or the theaters at night. He reports
business was confident OF an excel.
lent year. although tho long. severe
winter has had a depressing effect.
JolE better than ever =
WashIn9ton's Birthday Matinee
JoIE. :
All Modern Woodmen should be
present Tuesday night. ed Business
oi interest TO you coming up -
Marriage LIcense-Marriag Licens-
es were Issued at the office of Conn
~ Cleric Dye. today 10 the follow
ing; William d. Morgan and Ger
trude h. Farland. both OF Ogden: Will
liam T Klippert and Lucy Dabb.
both of Ogden
Special Matinee at orpheum Wash.
lneton's Birthday.
Aiding the 8lind-The Utah Com.
mission for the adult blind OF Utah an
nounceS thai the workshop for blind
persons over thirty years of ago is
now In operation BIush-makine. chair
Gaming. etc. Is being taught For do.
tailed Information address Samuel w.
Jenlfnson, superintendent Of work
hops for the blind, rear of Lion House.
South Temple street, Salt Lake City.
Special Matinee at orpheum Wash.
in9ton's Birthday. -
COAL! Call up Parker & Co. for
rates on lump, nut and slack. Parker
Coal Co.
Fine place to eat, Charles Cafeteria
Wards Good Bread. ASK your
grocer. -
Coal. call up Parl;e, & Co.. for
rates on lump. nut and slack
Time saver. economic. Charles Cafe.
terra
Postotfiee Hours-on WASHINGTON
birthday, one delivery by carriers
General delivery. stamp and registry
windows open from 10 to IL a m
Money order department closed.
Ice Cream and Fountain drinks n;
279.
Plenty of hard coal at Lewis Coal
Yard. Phone 149
Automobile Show at Salt Lake Feb
2lst and 22d. Round trip rate S1lO
via the d. & r. G. =.
| Special Matinee at Orpheum Wash.
in9ton's Birthday.
The mass meeting which was
called for Wednesday evening at tho
Sarnesie ball TO consider the organ
lzatlon of "Children's Aid society &"
mas been indefinitely postponed.
Bamberger Ogden Coal Plenty Of
That Good Coal on hand. Clear
Creek. Castle Gate and Rock Springs
S4.75 and $500 at Yard. 2-1s.tr
. S. S. Smiths New Real Estate Ioca.
ton. Rooms 3l3-314 First National
Bank. Both Phones. Ind. 207: Bel
1897,
Whole Families use B. & C. Butter,
Prominent among the Orpheum box
parties of the week was one given
Friday evening by the Misses Beat.
rice Pingrce and Eva I.eek. in honor
OF Miss Elizabeth Robins OF salt
Lake City, The following young la,
dies also enjoyed the program.
Maud Ieimer. Gertrude Watson.
Berenice Whitaker. Mildred Douglass.
Mary Spencer, Vcrna Anderson Alta
Brown. Fannie McCready. Marguerite
Elamil. Helen R.schel. The party
was chapcroned by Mrs. r l. Proud
mt, Mrs. Richard Leek and Mrs. John
Pingree.
Miss Eva NJ. Leek has as her guest
Miss Elizabeth Robbins OF Salt Lake
City. A number Of social events
are planned In honor of Miss Rob.
bins.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-21
PREACHERS ARE EASY.

San Jose, Cal. Feb. 21.-'Preach-
ers are the easiest game In the
world" Albert Nier Of San Francisco
connded in the police last night fol-
lowing his arrest here on the charge
Of swindlng pastors. On the plea
that he was newcomer and that his
family was In want, Nier succeeded
In obtaining small sums OF money
from pastors OF twenty local
churches. nil Of which he "joineu
within q week
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-21
Chioaao Produce.

Chicago. Feb. Butter Steady
creameries. 2e@3Oc; dairies. 2l025c.
EGgs-Easy, at mark. cases Included.
1921 1-2c. f1rsts. &c; prime a-ats.
25c; receipts. S.69S cases. Choerc-
Steady: daisies. l6 34Q17c; twl13.
16 1-2416 SAC; young Americas. lC IL
ole 3-4c; longhoTus. lG 1-241G 3-ic
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THEATRE
ROIH PHONES 323
ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE
BOTH PHONES 81

BROTHERS PERMANE.
Those Eccentric Clowns In Novelty
Offering, "NIghtlneales Making Love-"
J. w. cLARk'S sIMlAN COMEDIANS
A Troupe Of Monkeys That viii
Amuse Everybody. A Great Act for
the Children.
SISTERS MCCONNELL,
Neat and Eccentric, Grotoeque Sing.
ing and Dancing Condolences.
BERRY and BERRY
Eccentric Musical Duo.
cAReREY BROTHERS.
Artistic steppers.
MARVELLOUS HIlTONS
Premier Comedy CycIIote-Marvelous
Hit.
oRPHEUM MOTION PICTURES
LATEST NOVELTIES.
ORPHEUM ORCHESTRA.
pRICEs-Nieht. 1oc, 25c and soc,
Matinees, 100, 16c and 25c,
Special Matinee Tuesday, Washing
toms Birthday.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-21
SPECIAL RATE TO BE ABOL-
ISHED AFTER MARCH 10,
1910.

The OGDEN BUSINESS COLLEGE
Thirteen Months Tuition and au
Books and Supplies furnished viii DO
discontinued after March 10. 1910
Other rates viii remain in force 3s
follows.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-21

oue county infirmary was fixed al 800
nnu me matron at s25 a month. AZ
eer uisposlng OF a number Of routine
matters the board adjourned FOR one
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-21

King Gustav Of Sweden Is carrying
his efforts to popularizc himself w!th
all classes 10 an extreme. lie hI3
just undergone an operation for ag-
peudicieis.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-21

ogden City cemetery. where inter
ment WAS made.
The beautiful floral offerings sllCn,-
Is spoke Of the esteem and tender O.
gard Of numerous friends for their d.
parted brother.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-21
The greatest over shown for the
children,

The greatest over shown for the
children,
AN EQUINE HERO.
Introducing DON FULANO. the
worlds greatest living educated
horse and owned by a wealthy New
York lady, The horse was engaged
by the Edison company especially for
the taking Of this remarkable pic.
tpre.
Let your children see this great
picture. at the GLOBE all weok
COME EARLY for the WASHING.
ton BIRTHDAY MATINEE. FOR ALL
THE HOUSES WILL BE CROWD
ED.
LADIES' SOUVENIR MATINEE.
ORACLE and GLOBE, WEDNES-
DAY-"ISIS" THURSDAY AFTER
NOON
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-21

Selig's wonderful industrial picture.
SHOOTING AN OIL WE'LL.
Eighty qmrts OF nitro Glycerlne
touched off by electricity. showing
q most wonderful effect.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-21

COUNT LEO ToLsToI. The view
is so splendid. 1t is almost like meet
ing this Grand Old Man.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-21
RB4ER@HMRR@RH
OraCIe--lsis--GlObe.

Pictures for this week are of
greater interest than ever.
Two excellent Biogreph pictures in
THE CALL
and
THE COURSE OF TRUE LOVE
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-21

BROTHERS PERMANE.
Those Eccentric Clowns In Novelty
Offering, "NIehtlnoales Making Love-"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-19
TODAY IN THE
DEPARTMENTS

Mash Milling and Grain company,
Oklahoma Citg increase capital
from sgoe0 TO s3o.o00; directors. A.
g. Marsh. Rhea Miller. ]. +. Nit
e-el.
Pamiing Oil and Gas company
gs! capital gi0,c90; directors, r.
81 El'imgh. T. T. Il. billiard, K. r.
Foe.
The Mellor company. Oklahoma
City. 100000: d ectors N. d.
SCOTT VIM y Crane. a D Teasley,
IS a. Maison. May T. Mellon. D. b.
Cane
The Walters industrial company,
OF Walters capital 100000: direct
ors, + f. McQuowH, S 5. Wolfe. II.
r Grosman Il. II sherman, p. S.
Coleman.
Security Abstract and Title com
bany. Newkisk. capital $4,000: H.
rectofs. Z c. Denton. Thos. c. Nc
DonneIl. 4 II. Denton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-19
OPPOSES CRAFT SCHEME
Hence Farmers Paper Moves
From Oklahoma City
to Guthrie

The Farmers Union Advocate, of.
ficial organ of the Farmers Union of
Oklahoma, is to be published in Guth-
rie hencef31h The first issue un-
der the new ar angament will be
made here this week.
This paper, which Is largely cir
culated. is to be moved from Ok.
lahoma City. The organization is
committed against the Oklahoma
City graft scheme for the capital To-
cation and for that reason must get
cut of that city.
The chamber of commerce and the
executive board Of the union yester-
day came to terms on the location
and contract was made with a local
publishing fiim.
y X. Armstrong will remain editor
oi the Advocate and the executive
bOard will have control. Il
Many extra copies will be clrcuIat-
cd in the capital location fight The
farmers are opposed to the entire
scheme, and especially TO the 5000, 900
part Of It.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-19
EazazsEsEaEaHEsaEEsRsEs
OUR SWEDISH MAID I.
STEENA GETS THE HOOK 2
---.-.-.---
HanaE1E4RsHsH4H4EsEfR9af fasaa

Az skoi having l.eat 90 tonight
alfer 1inne. za.d sieena
Bu5 this .snt sour ieguiar nisnt
off, geniufed ta w.fe
~ sk0l having High ofi yus' the
sanie. returned seena ~ ban ~
Bg 10Y chance 20 20 on stage .At
van going 10 siag in Won o; desc har
I.eeieTs fsF you skO getting the
nook Yu fe Maester Yenkins bam
,ai rae all about u after he hear me
seng. ana 80 Ay ian going 70 take a
cualce.
Ah right sieeaa, you mas 90 Bus
Nhai are yoa going 10 sing
A. know plainly songs A. ant
sae yu8' now yleh songs A. sEol
seng But yen AZ com ~ theeter A.
lkol max op ms minf.
And 30 steena went. and just iOt
'he fun Vi the thing, He passea up q
card party ana went 20 The teetef
w1ere our blond iaael vas going Q
500 II She could jimmy her way 10
flf stage I don kn0H bow much
pleasure we might nave drawn at the
card panH bnt Feel tha' bOtn of
us were amply repaid ior making q :
switch in our plans.
Il vas one Of The regulation anna
leur nights, and the hook vas work
90 ovcftime.
Our ambitious servant came about
fifth ON the program. but she made
% for her long wait by The Dreyity oi
hef performance.
Ladies and gentlemen, the next
npmber viii be Miss Steena Oleson.
Hho has come All the way dogn here
from Washington Heights 10 sing you
t8o ballads Thanking you
That's too far to come.
Back to the Heights!'
ON YOU hook
Sfeena wasn't dannted By This sin
ister reception, even If she under
STOOD iis import Clearing he- fat
throat, she began
MD desc green fields Of Wif.
iina'-
six"
Good night'
Ladies and gentlemen" she cali
cd ont. bOw can Az senging my song
ci you amt listening ef you skol
yrst shut yure mouths Ay can sens
nurtg gude. but yu don't listen
She didui ger any further Two
honest stage hands, with what look
cd llkc a magnfied shepherd crook.
dragged away our bleating lamb. and
the war was over.
Well. stecna." said my wife at
breakfast next morning. how did yoa
get along With Your soDgsg
"Ay sane fine. was the astonish-
ins le,ilg. Ay scIg twn Gorge and
have 70 scng the last we:se sax
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-19
THREE ASSESSED FINES
In Trial Of Young Men Charged
With Running Negro
Out of Mulhall

Trials Of three of The boys impn-
Gated in he chasing OF Guy Allen
out OF Mulhall were put over in coun.
~ court Yesterday TO April %. Work
man. KidweI and Buckles paid fines
Of s. and costs Gracee, Spangler
ana Flannery are 10 appear on the
25ih. John Phillips and Robert Ful-
ier were rot Identified as belonging
10 ihe crowd.
Allen still sticks TO a story that he
@as robbed. This is denied by The
bows who put him on the freight
train after adlnontions that NIulhall
vas an unhealthy place They say
his effects were NOT touched and that
the money due him was collected
aad paid over
None OF the boys would give
away each other. They REGARDED
the matter as politics from the start
and treated il humorously, rather
lhan flippantly.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-19
HOME CURE FOR ECZEMA

Does It not seem strange that so
many people suffer year in and year
ont with eczema9
A 2jcent bottle Of a simple wash
stops the itch and will surely con
vince any patient.
This wash Is composed Of mild and
sopiiiIng oil of winterg cen mixed
with lhymol ard glycerino, etc. and
known ag D. p - Prescription
We TO not know how long the D. d.
u. Laboratories viii continue the 25c
oifer. as the remedy Is regularly soid
only in sl.0o bottles and has never
before been put On the market on
any special offers
II you wgai relief tonight try n
bottle q 25c on our personal recon-
werdafinn Crav't drug store, lGa
w. Okla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-19

tmes B1f Ag don't fenk As care
fof going on th Az tenk lis
ia bpae iiie tan better for nae. All
ter AZ teak = ~ aver Ay tenk Ay
As0. Agi going 81 re, var dar han
aii dese har 3 ia..s AID SHARES.
That's hgn steena, said the
alie. marveAa8 ai Steena's powers
0i Hrefaricaiol stay with ng You
are such q g0ca. honest girl
on yea, A. ban honest all right,
she answered us. and half be-
liege she links 50.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-19

There are two systems OF educa-
ilou. the industrial and tho classical
school. In the past because OF Ito
greater difficulty of accomplishment
/ have devoted my attention toward
pcrfocing a strong. healthy indus
trial system Of education In Oklnho.
ma. We feel that this bas been solved
ard nov my attention shan be devot'
% TO the classical school. equally
necessary for the benefit OF the whole
society, Money alone can not make
a university or public school. Our
university. which ought 70 DO the
greatest in the land, IL organized M
on wrong principle aAd bAals o.
management ari fails to have that
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-19
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20 mo me eoAsasl4sicA 9g9A Asy OWE
ff'ofca 'f9M sas l.oof u m eonysl-
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D@ the ore cl@4s@ Oh gFe@seat HpsliS
sne lia2fcqsgeNf n ias iafI4eFs n
tas state ABOVE taas q zhy otneF. me
creation on D Board OF Regents TOT
~ 4 e " colleges n se e0aapcseS
81 farmers elected ~ delegates from
TIE faffasrs sns-ltHte o. lhe al'tefeft
eogntiea has soivsa ne Gsesiions Of
\. & VI. colleges TIE srieseney ard
economy OK sxpeha'fafs of ilnNs ih
fhs state Dy tnis board ~ lHSiifiea
~ mat vas c1afnea ana al expecl&'
1Da o. '@ls SysesM ~ 10 cfs1s.D'.- l.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-19
State School Lands.

A question Of vital importance IS
what disposition shall be made Of the
school and public lands Of the state.
Ia the solution OF this question much
depends upon The cost Of management
leasing and collecting rentals. In
the very nature OF business the size
Of business managed by one man Or
board must depend upon the maxi
mumunit In matters Of businena,
routine IN their nature. the maximum
unit under one control is much lara
er than In those where there Is grea.-
er detail. For this reason great
railroad system may be under one
infringement For this reason the BUS
mess unit In the mercantile world r.
still less, and It would be impossible
for one man or one board 10 control
even al the department stores OF tne
country Likewise the business unit
OF farm lands Is still smaller. Hence
In the management OF lands II re-
1uIres greater expenditure to manale
with econ n success than II
lContnuqd on page -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-19
Rural High Schools.

Moreover ,oos forward 70 the doy
When every rural school district Of
me state ylll BE- organized With an
area Of not less than .nlriy-s.x square
miles. having one central building.
graded 20 az 70 bring to The door OF
every farmer nigh school. thereby
retaining the energy. the intelligence.
and lne wealth oi the country. fetafd.
ing their drifting to the cilies, con
gesfing city life to the deirlment Of
rural l.fs and conditions. The com
pIete establishment Of system Of
rural high schools presuppoges good
roads--they go together These dis
'ricta can not be organized Without
easy facilities for transportation.
Hand in hand with the progress OF
the building of good roads viii this
work 20 on until II is contaminated.
and pledge 70 use my power to bring
about the establishment Of good
roads and with them these rural high
schools. beginning Immediately 70
make provision. with assistance from
the state government for the con
atruction OF such buildings in every
district whore the roads make It pos
sibls 70 do so.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-19
Education.

In ibe progfeag and development
" society much depends upon a
sound system Of education. and a
Wise public school system depends
latgoly upon lhe qualification and
remuneration ot The faithful teacher
10 tho Organization OF our staie
government great strides Of progress
have been made IN the matter OF school
buildings, assessment and levy OF
taxation, bot something more la need.
cd 10 insure sound. healthy public
school system Ny experience in the
past has iaught mo that while money
IL necessary u requires aomethlug
more than money, more than school
buildings, moro than faithful, capable,
vel pafd icachefs Tbere must be
public school sentiment. healthy
desire 10 each every district aud