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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-23

1t is entitled "Suppressing the Press"
do not miss single point that Will
score a laugh. Mr. Hughes paid 81 900
for the sketch. This seems a lot OF
money. but 1t Is we'll worth il. For a
better and more novel offering cannot
be found In vaudeville today.
Earle Reynolds and Nellie Donegnn.
on ballbearing roller skates. execute a
number OF difficult feats with marvel
GUS ease and grace. and present all
the musical comedy dance hits OF the
season on their skates. One OF their
Dig hits everywhere Is the Merry
Widow waltz. Reynolds and Done
gan were for a long time with The
Partisan Model company when this
opera was being presented by Anna
Held In New York In ii they did the
specially which they are now showing
to Orpheum patrons.
Gus Bruno. one OF the best known
and most liked monoloGue entertain
ers in the business. will be here with
a new line OF good stories. Mr.. Bruno
has number Of dialect specialties al
so which he will serve.
La Clair and Sampson. the strong
men, give burlesque on tho strong
man act that is described as excep-
iionally funny They are both athletes
and finished aorobats, else they could
not do the remarkable feats that are
included In their repertoire
There will be the usual high class
orchestral program aud new motion
pictures. which will complete the bill.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-23

wav and sin no more stating that he
wo1,S lpu eet a Job Immediately. or leave
tho civ and not give the officers fur
ther worry. The court did not look s7,
upon John as one who would exercise
much energy IN getting job. or in
leaving the city. The judge said he
thourht John would do we'll in tho
city Cemetery. using pick and shovel.
George Moran and James tladley
acknowledged that they arc beggars,
and that they had rgured on making
their living In that way Hadley
stated though. that he is now at the
business and that his Rrst efforts
would be the last, IL the court would
permit him TO get out and get TO
work Moran had nothing To say. ev-
identity content with his lot, and en-
tcrtainInr no fear OF cell-life, for a
few days. The men were sentenced
to nav q fne OF so or spend ten days
in jail. at hard labor,
The bail of Cora johnson, Bell Love
and Emma Thompson. colored. Of SO
each. was declared forfeited. the par
ties not appearing TO answer the
charge OF yagrancy
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-23
MISCHIEF MAKER
A Surprise In Brooklyn,

An adults food that can save a baby
proves itself to bo nourishug and cas-
lily digeSted and good for big and 1T
tie folks. A Brooklyn man says:
when baby was about eleven
months old he began 10 grow thin and
pale This was. at first, attributed to
were coming, but, In reality, the poor
little thing was starving, his mothers
milk not being sufficient nourishment
"One day after he had cried bitter
ly for an hour, | suggested that my
wife try him on Grape-Nuts She
soaked two teaspoonfulS IN saucer
with little sugar and warm milk
This baby ate 80 ravenously that she
fixed d second which he likewise fin
ished
"It was not many days before he
forgot all about being nursed and has
since lived almost exclusively on
Grape-Nuts Today the boy is strong
and robust. and as cute a mischief
maker as a thirteen months old baby
is expected To be.
I'VE have put before him other
foods. but he will havo mono Of them,
evidently preferlng In stick to that
which did him so much good-hls old
friend Grapc-Nuts.
Use this letter any way you wish.
for my wife and | can never praise
GrapeNuts enough after the bright
ness it has brought TO our household" 3"
Grape-Nuts Is not made for baby
food. but experience with thousands
OF babies shows II 10 be among the
best, If not entirely tho best In use
Being n scientific preparation of Ma
turc's grains. 1t Is equally effective
as body and brain builder for
grown-ups.
Read the little book. THE Road TO
WellvIlle." in pkgs. There's Rea-
son"
Ever read the above letter. A new
one appears from time to time. They
are genuine, true, and full Of human
interest.
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PRINCE T SAl !
ON SPECIAL
TRAIN

Passenger Traffic Manager Charles
Fee OF the Southern Pacific system
'dhis morning wired Superintendent
Manson that Prince Tsai Tao, war
minister OF China and uncle of the en-
peror OF that country. would leave San
Francisco this afternoon on a special
train over the Hartman system and
would arrive In Ogden Sunday after
noon as the second section of the east
bound Overland limited The prince
Is accompanied by a suite Of twenty
five Chinese dignitaries. and the party
Is In charge of Assistant Passenger
Agent II. II. Judah OF the Southern
Pacific His royal highness has been
the recipient Of distinguished atten-
tion en- route from the Flowery King
dom. and is now en- route to Washing
ton to pay his respects to President
TAFT and the Chinese embassy.
Railroad officials between San Fran
cisco and Omaha have been requested
to give the touring nobility especial
attention, and the equipment of the
special Is the finest In service on the
entire Hartman system
The special Will stop at only two
points west of Ogden.
II. Sling. the Oriental agent OF the
Hartman system, with headquarters
In Chicago. is in ogden to meet the
Chinese prince.
Up to about fourteen years ago
Sling conducted a Chinese store In
Ogden on Twenty-fifth street. where
the American Tea companys store
Is. He was known from coast to coast
as one of the most influential Chi
nese In America and 1t was through
this reputation that he was offered
and excepted a position with the
Southern Pacific company as travel
Ing agent among the Orlentals OF the
eastern states
When the Union Pacific ard South
eru Pacific were merged by the late
E. II. Hartman. Sling was transfer
red to the Chicago Office of the pas
senger director Of the system He is
considered cne OF the best, wcll-read
Cinnamon In America and enjoys the
distinction of being popular with dip
lomats as well as railroad officials
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sweet with the odor of purple lilacs
and the dining room presented a love-
ly oicture in Its adornment of white
and grcon. the green chiffon drap-
ing and profuslon of white lilacs 10
ing most artistically arranged The
ladies cut for first prize. Miss Ethel
Harman winning tho beautiful hand.
painted plate and Miss Florence
Civilians receiving tho guest prize.
The guests we're Mesdames R. F.
Bristol. H. C Wood. D. c. Bccles, Jr.
Harry True. Nav Hume Carhert, J.
n. Spargo. Frances Joyce Hibbard.
A. W. Walker, Thos. Fitzgerald.
J W Bell, OF Ogden. and Mrs.
Chamberlain of Salt Lake. Misses
Florence Civilians. Florence Bohn.
Tulie Baker, Kittie Fitzgerald, Ethel
Harman.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the district court of the Second
Judicial district. in and for Weber
county. state OF Utah.-Estate OF Jens
c. Christensen, deceased
Notice is hereby given by tho un.
dersigned. the executors of the last
will and testament OF lens c. Chris
tenseD. deceased, TO tho creditors OF
and all persons having claims against.
the said deceased TO exhibit and pre-
sent them, with the necessary vouch-
ers. on or before the 2Sth day of July.
A. D. 1910. TO the undersigned eXecu.
tors at the olcc OF David Jcnson. at
torney for said executors. at Number
503-504 First National Bank bldg, In
Ogden City, Weber county state OF
Utah
JENS G.. CHRISTENSEN, JR.
HANS POULSBN,
Executors of the sast Will and Testa~
ment Of JenS c. Christensen, De
ceased.
David Jenson. Attorney for Exec
utors.
Date of first publication. March
26th. 1910
Date of last publication. April 18th,
1910.
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days. after a long siege OF active min
2 Ing north of Tonopah. Nevada
To Repair streete.-Contractor P. J.
Moran and his superintendent, F. V.
Gowan, of Salt Lake. are In the city
today comforting with the mayor and
city engineer relative TO the repair
work to be done on the asphalt pave
mcnt on Twcnty-fourth street. be-
tween Washington and Grant avenues.
Mr.. Moran states that II nothing de-
LAYS. he will have force of men at
work on the street next Wednesday.
ShearIna His FIocko.-Dr. H. NJ.
Rowe has returned from his sheep
shearing pens at Cisco. In eastern
Utah. He states that the shearlng
this year has progressed rapidly and
the clip Is exceptionally good. The
work will be comLscted within the
next week. when the sheep viii be
started for the summer range. The
doctor snys the sheep wintcred in flne
shape In that section of country, and
the loss Is very light
Will Be Marred.-Harry Sheppard.
a well-known and popular machinist
in the employ OF the Southern Pa.
cific company. and Miss Alta Peter
son Of this city VIII be married on
the 27th instant and VIII occupy a
cozy home on the bench. which is
awaiting the young couple.
New Building.-A three.story build
Ing is to DO erected on the Maule
property just west OF Watkins store
on Twenty-fifth street The contract,
which calls for building So feet by
so feet and three stories high, was
awarded to F. j. Jones, the contrsc-
tor. yesterday. There will be TWEEN
ty.eight rooms on the upper floors OF
the structure.
May Be Three Storles-Messrs,
Matthews &c Mattson arc now c6usids
ering the advisabllity of erecting a
three-story building instead OF a one
story building as originally intended.
at the corner OF Twenty-hfth street
and Lincoln avenue Definite action
will probably be reached next Mon
day.
The Madison Bulldogs defeated the
Lewis Wildcats by a score of 10 to 6
IN today's game. The Madison lineup
was: Carl Elder. catcher; Kimball
Greenwell, Wallace Ruby. pitchers;
Glib Lamar, first base. VIM. Glasmann,
short. Leon Higglnbotham. second
base; VIM. Rhine, third base. Arm
strong Green, center field; Cyril Jen-
nlngs, right field: Arthur O'Day. left
field
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LECTURE OF ROOSEVELT.
Continued From Page one),

est Is tho races power to pcrpetuote
tho race.
In short. the good citizen in a
republic must realize that he ought TO
possess two sets OF qualities. and that
neither avails without the other He
must have those qualities which make
for efficiency; and he must also have
those qualities which direct the ef-
liclcncy into channels for the public
good, He Is useless If he is lnem-
cient There is nothing TO be done
with that type of citizen Of whom all
that can be said is that he is harm
less. Virtue which Is dependent upon
a sluggish circulation Is not impress
siyc. There Is little place In active
life for the timid good man The man
who ls saved by weakness from ro-
bust wickedness Is likewise rendered
immune from the robuster virtues.
The good citizen in a republic must
llrst Of all he able Ia hold his own.
He is no good citizen unless he has
the ability which Will make him work
hard and which at need will make him
tight hard. The good citizen is not a
good citizen unless he is an efficient
citizen
There are plenty Of men calling
themselves Socialists with whom, up
to a time point, 1t is quite possible
TO work. II the next step is one
which both we and they wish to take,
why of course take 1t. without any
regard to the fact that our views as
10 the tenth step may differ. But, on
the other hand, keep clearly in mind
that. though It has been worth while
to take one step. this does not in the
least mean that 1t may not be highly
diSadvantaeeous to take the next
Tho good citizen will demand lib
crty for himself. and as a matter OF
pride he will see to it that others re-
celve the liberty which he thus
claims as his own. Probably tho best
test of true love OF liberty In any
country is the way In which minorities
are treated In that country. Not only
should there be complete liberty in
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-23
SILVER HIVE.

Silver Hive No l. Ladies of the Mac
cabees will have Mrs Ada Hedge with
them at their next meeting. Mrs.
Hedge is a deputy who Will work here
In the interests OF the order. She
will arrive in Ogden. Monday. April
25. fresh from the school for deputies,
presided over by Miss Vina NJ, West.
supreme record, keeper Of the order.
Mrs. Hedge win be at the regular
neetIng on Tuesday afternoon and
viii Instruct the local lodge In the
new ritualistic work. a full attend
ance Is expected as the new work is
not only beautiful but Interesting.
Kappi Chi sorority met at the homo
Of Miss LoreIle Foley on Jefferso~
avenue last Monday evening.
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WORLDS MARKETS
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago. April 3-Cattle-Receipts
estimated at 600; market steady
Beeves. s5759S.50: Texas steers.
s470@630; western steers. 5000
$50; stockers and feeders. 3S066.7O;
COWS and heifers. s280@74 40; calves,
S676@S.5O
Hogs-Receipts estimated at $4,000;
market 10c higher. Light. $9,l5@9 SO;
mixed, $91509.50; heavy, s920@955;
rough. S9.20@9 30; good to choice
heavy. s9.So@9 so: pigs. $S,S5@9.35: /:
bulk of sales, s945@95O.
Sheep-Receipts estimated at TO-
600: market steady. Native. $4,000
$50, western. $5.00@S.35; yearllngs,
S750@S.75: lambs, native. S775@SS0;
western, SS.00@8.10
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CHICAGO Close,

Chicago, April Wheat
May. 109 rs; July, 1913 81; Septem-
Der. 101 SIS,
Corn-May, IS 5-S@5S 3-4; July. 81;
September, 63 l-4Z@63 3-S
Oats-May. AZ 3-4, July. 10 rs; Sep.
tember. 80 3-S
Pork May. s22.02 2l-2. July.
s2l 1-2; September. Spit II.
Lard-May, S12.47 1-2; July, $12.35@
12.37 IL; September, S12 80 1-2@12.35.
Rlbs-May. s12,35; July. S132o;
September, s1216.
Barley|24 24Z63c.
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Continued From Page six)
cheron Stud Book of America, and the
owner must be a member of the Per
cheron Society Of America. All anil
mails competing must be regularly en-,
tered on the books of the secretary OF
the fair when he shows his stock and
the correct name and number of each
animal given No medals or prizes
Will be sent forward until this infor-
nation Is received In proper form by
the secretary of the Percheron Socie-
ty OF America, and names and num-
bers OF animals found correct, accord
ing TO the records OF his Office When
such information IS received at the
secretary's Office. the medals will be
properly engraved and forwarded to
the owner (Signed)
H. G. MCMILLAN. President
GEO. w STUBBLEF1ELD. Sec.
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REV. ELMER |. GOSHEN AT
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

During May there win he no morn
ing service In the Congregational
church. but the Sunday school and the
Young Peoples society will continue
their regular sessions. At the evening
hour for the Ave Sundays, Rev. Elmer
|. Goshen OF the First Church. Salt
Lake. will preach. Mr.. Goshen was
formerly the pastor of the Ogden
church and generously returns to his
old pulpit at tho earnest solicitation
OF the trustees Of the church and the
present minister Tomorrow Mr.. Ell
derkin will preach at both services.
Special features give promise Of an
attractive hour.
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BEGGARS ARE
SENT TO JAIL

It required but three minutes time
for Judge Murphy 10 transact the bus
mess OF the municipal court this
morning.
John McGraw pleaded guilty To
vagrancy and he was sentenced 10
pay fine of SO, or serve ten days
In the city bastile. John was sole
ltous that he be permitted to 'Eo his
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CARD OF THANKS.

We desire 10 thank our many
friends for thoir kindness and sym
patty shown TO us during our recent
bereavement In the loss Of our beloved
father and husband. Jacob Kertz.
We also are grateful to the Brother
Masons and Woodmep Of the World.
whose words OF comfort win be long
MRS. ]. KERTz and Family. -
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ChIcdqo Produce.

Chicago. April -Butter-Easy;
creamerIcs. 25@29c; dairies. 22@26c
Eggs-Steady, at mark, II 1-2@
10 l-2c: flrsts. 2Oc; prime flrsts. 21c
CheeSc-Steady; Young Americas.
II Lie. dairies, Ia 3-i615c.
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Omaha Live stock.

Omaha. April 2S,-Cattle-ReceIpts
900 Unchanged
Hogs-Unohanged to 15c higher,
Heavy 50 o5a9 20; mixed 80 00a9 10;
light IS. 90a9 15; bulk of sales SO GOA
9.15.
Sheep-Receipts 1O,l0O Steady
Yearlings 81 25aS %; Nethers 81. 50a
S rs ewes 81 ooaS 90. Lambs So
00al0 90,
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SUGAR and Coffee

New York. April 23.-Sugar. raw.
firm. centrifugal. 96 test. 4S0;
molasses sugar 355 Refined quiet.
Coffee-Spot. quiet; No. RIO IL,
No Santos, Ia.
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statesmen.

Best commission offcr on earth;
new. pleasant. all retailers. samples
coat pocket; best earning $500 TO
81 900 per month. Main PAL College
ST. Iowa City. Iowa
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complete liberty for each man to lead
his life as he desires. provided only
that in so doing he does not wrong
his neighbor."
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I. o. o. F. NOTICE.

All Odd Fellows are requested to
meet at the hall Sunday. April "a, IL
o'clock noon, to attend the funeral Of
Brother William Blake.
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G 0 @ O o O O o o @ O o o
WANTED.

Men to learn automobile business,
We teach you by mail and get you a
job at $500 weekly. Rochester Au-
tomobIle School. Rochester. y. Y. =
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FOR MISS CIVILIANS.

Mrs Geo. Halyerson entertained
guests for five tables at bridge yester-
day afternoon In honor of Miss Flor
ence Civilians The parlorS were
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-23

Not since the ogden orpheum gave
to the theatergocrs of this city their
first taste OF the delights which mod,
crn vaudeville offers, has there been
the prospect OF such splendid enter
tainment as that which VIII be proyld.
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O @ O 0 o O O 0 O O 0 c
THOUSANDS CHEER
THEO. ROOSEVELT.

Paris. April 25.-Mr. Roose-
Welt received remarkable
, ovation iu tho Sorbonne today
, Every bit of room In the big
amphithe eater was occupied
, and tho lecture was repeated
ly aud enthusiastically ap-
, plauded Outside tho building
fully $4,000 people acclaimed
the former president as he ar
rived and again when he took
his departure
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FOR SALE

Good potatoes, soc per 100 lba
Grout's Grain Store, 352 24th.
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ed by the stars who are to make their
first annearance at the Orpheum Sun.
day nirbt This promise is made TOO
with due regard TO tue many brilliant
vaudeville shows which have graced
the boards of the Ogden orpheum
thoater. lately.
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TO GET

Wholesome Bread, Rolls and
5lscut Is to buy the flour where the
wheat wan carefully selected
Where the milling conditions were
sanitary.
Where the true Food Value Of the
wheat was considered
Then you'll! go out and buy sack Of
PEERY'S
CRESCENT
FLOUR
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TAKE NOTICE

Continued From Page SKI
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-07-22
SLEMP NOMINEE
FOR CONGRESS
Ninth District Republicans
Re-Nominate the Wise
County Man.

The Republicans of the Ninth dis
trict, in session in Abingdon, nomi-
mated Congressman g. B. SIemp on
Wednesday as a candidate TO succeed
himself, and against Hon. Henry G..
Stuart, the Democratic nominee.
The report sent out from Abingdon
states that the meeting was largely
attended and very enthusiastic, and,
as was expected, and arranged and
understood before hand, Mr.. Slemp
was nominated by acclimation.
Great surprise was expressed here
on yesterday by many citizens at the
rem arks made by II. Walter Dicken-
son, former state senator, of Rus
sell. Mr.. Dickinson was chosen pei
manent chairman OF the convention,
and. according to newspaper reports
sent out from Abingdon said, in his
speech OF acceptance "If were as
wealthy as Henry Stuart / would
cheerluIly pay SlO,OOO In tariff gold
rather than register my wife and
daughter as foreigners. 1 would
rather any day sacrifice that much
money and have them register as
from Russell County, Virginia. ]
am surprised that man like Stuart
would register his wife and daugh.
ters as foreigners. The report state:
this utterance was 1.-THE occasion o.
great outburst of applause.
Great surprise is expressed her,
by number OF citizens who know
Mr.. Dickenson, and esteem hin
highly as man and citizen, thai
he should have expressed himslef ir
this manner about one of his owr
neighbors, and a citizen OF his owr
community, OF Mr.. Stuart's charac
ter.and standing.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-07-22
Uncle Jim" Among Us

Mr.. VIM. j. Shelburn, "Uncle
Jim," of Chustiansburg has been a
welcome visitor TO relatives and old
friends and acquaintance here this
week. He is pleasantly remembered
here as teacher In Tazewell College
In sthe days of Prof. Ferguson and
Tazewell Female College when Taze-
well was something of a school town
His health is fine now, and he Is as
young aud hopeful and sunny as a
young man. His winters are spent
with his daughter whose husband is
a Professor in Yale, and together
they spend their summers at the old
home In Montgomery, and so, "Uncle
Jim" goes easily, joyously down the
long slope towards a glowing sun
set.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-07-22
important Meeting

Probably one of the most impor-
tant meetings and the most far-reach
ing in its results, which has been
called here for long time, is the
meeting for Monday, August 9Th
next. Mr.. Dlggs, the secretary OF the
State Sunday School Association
will be here on that day, and wishes
to meet with county Sunday SCHOOL
and workers from all
parts OF the county, II possible. The
object Of this meeting will be the or
ganization of county association.
The Sunday schools of the county
need new life and impetus to make
them effective. At present they are
very inefficient, and accomplishing
only small part OF what they
should. and many of them are scare,
ly worthy the name. Organization
and cooperation will work wonders
II Is earnestly hoped that q numbe
of the workers will be here Oh Mon
day. Mr.. Diggs and others will
speak.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-07-22
New Man In The Field

The Clinch Valley News has a
new masi in the field working on the
subscription list. 1t has been some
time since we made an effort TO col
lect subscriptions. Sending ont state
ments, as rule is unsatisfactory. So,
when the young man calls, receive
him and treat him as you think he
deserves. This is his first experience,
and he may be awkward and make
mistakes, but he can take money all
right. But, please don't over load
him. we don't want him injured
while he's young. So far he has met
only 1.-The best people," and has
succeeded fine. So may 1t continue.
We expect him TO get good deal
over and above his expenses for chew
ing gum and TO keep him in moving
picture tickets.