The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-30
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Wanted-4 young men, Griffith Ice
Cream Co, 1910 21st st
Guests Of Fred Gentsch-Frcd II.
knickerbocker. assistant to Vice-Pres-
idcnt and General Manager Bancroft
and u. r. Gray the city agent of tho
Hartman lines, were the guests Of
Superintendent Fred Gcntsch of the
Ginning car and hotel department, last
night
Advertisers must nave their copy Tor
tho Evening Standard the evening be-
fore the day on wnich the advertise
ment Is to appear in order to insure
publication
Jack Peterson, representing the
Morrison, Merrill company of Salt
Lake City. spent yesterday IN Ogden,
calling on local trade.
WANTED-CIcan whito rags at tho
Standard
Call AIIea, phones 72. for carriages
for funerals and operas. Private calls
speciality, Also prompt delivery OF
baggage. %12 25th-
Marriage LIeense-A marriage II
cense was Issued this afternoon at
the Office of the county clerk to Al
fred Hummel of Ibapah, Utah, and
Mrs Florence Anderson OF Hooper,
Utah
No Show Tonleht-Advices received
at the local railroad offices late this
afternoon are TO the effect that the
Mcintyre & Heath company. sched
uled TO appear at the ogden thsater
this evening. has cancelled their en-
gagement. as 1t Will be impossible Tor
them to reach Ogden before midnight.
The flood conditions on the Southern
Pacific are given as the cause Of the
delay.
Trains from West-A Raymond C
Wbitcomb special train of five Stand
ard Pullmaus and an observation car
Is due 10 reach Ogden at Z p. nj. The
Overland Limited from tho west is
Cue TO arrive at p. IN. Both trains
will use the old line of the Southern
Pacific around the north end of the
lake.
Little Girl oead-Cora Lynne, tho
little seVen-year-old daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs D. j. Thurman, Jr,. died at
6 80 O'Clock this morning, at tho
family residence, 1928 Jackson ave-
nue.. Of leakage OF the heart The
little girl Was born in Lehl. Utah,
April 25, 103. Funeral services will
be held at the family residence. at
2:30 o'clock, Thursday afternoon,
Bishop F. A. Olsen presiding The
caskct will be open between the hours
OF II and $50 o'clock on the day Of
funeral Interment VIII take place in
ogden City cemetery, NIr Thurman
is well known to many os an instrIc-
tor at the State School for the Deaf
and Blind.
Auto Under lnvestiea eation-Unitcd
States Postofilce Inspector Lowe has
been in Ogden today investigating
charges against Antonio Alto. the Ital-
ian who was arrested at the postofIice
in Ogden, Monday evening 1t is
thought the government officials VIII
prefer a charge against Alto, hut no
definite information was given out by
Mr. Lowe Alto is being held for
Colorado officers. who want him for
alleged robbery. He has wife and
three children here, but. The woman
claims to be ignorant of wrong-dong
on the part of her husband.
Labor Unions In PolitIcs-The local
labor assembly. at it's last meeting.
Is reported 10 have acted fayorably on
a motion TO commit the labor unions
to an active political campaign. and
all union labor bodies of the city
have been called on to vote on the
question of going into politics this
year.
Western Pacific Crippled If tho re-
ports in railroad circles Is true. the
Western Pacific again has been put
ont of commission by the floods OF
the Great Salt Lake carrying away
part Of the track at the south end
oil the lake. 1t was first reported
yesterday morning that the wind
storm that ragged on the lake had
washed over the land aud had destroy
ed about a mile and a half Of the
road bed After further inyestGa-
ton yesterday afternoon It was found
that there is much more of the road
bed weakened by the floods than at
first reported. It is stated that about
four miles of the track has been bad