The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-09


withdraw this amount and start a new
account.
Mr.. Cochran said that It would he
against the law, but after an indiyidu-
al had deposited 500 be might draw
out this amount and buy United
States gold bond. wnich would pay
him more interest than the two por
cent allowed on postai savings.
r D. Quay. postmaster at Garfield,
spoke on the necessity OF the school
teachers throughout the diiierent
communities becoming acquainted
with the law and teaching IL to their
pupils. so as TO inspire spirit OF
saving in the youth Of this coun-
try.
the Department at Washington" was
then read by Postmaster Odell OF Lo-
gan He discussed several points OF
interest with reference 20 TIC Issuing
OF money orders to Iexico. stating
that one could now purchase an or
der payable at. the City OF Mexico
and the order did not have 10 be
made out on an international money
order but on the regular blank which
the government furnishes.
Mr. Odell, speaking OF rural ser
vice, said that the conditions of the
roads was no longer an excuse for
the rural carrier not to go out on his
route: that II the day opened bad.
but the weather cleared up later In
the day, the carrier must then GO out,
After Mr. Odell's paper was read.
the convention took a recess until .
o'clock this afternoon
Postmasters.
The postmasters in town for the
convention are:
Rufus Adams. Layton; w. Ander-
son, Brigham; Eva c. Wilson, Car
land; Lettie V Daily. Helper Ruby
Won Nordick, Gunnlson: Margaret II.
Foster. Castle Cate; MARY Grippics.
Springfield J. p Driscoll. Eureka;
Dennis Wood Nephi; John Hatch,
Woods Cross; John H. Neinsser.
Morgan; Nora Shelton. Stockton
John Matthews. Cane, Thos. Jones.
Huper: John H. Barker, Cache juno
tion; NJ Foster, Menden; T. p Chris
tenson. Moroni; Israel Call. BOunti-
full: A. L. Thomas, Salt Lake City;
L. w Shurtlifi. ogden; c. l. Golf.
MIdvale; r b. Quay. Garfield Thos
lima: j. K Odell, Logan; f. p. Lay
NJ. p. Marmon, Deweyville; e W.
Bryan, Mercur, A J.. Hanks. Tooele;
VIM. Brewer Henefer; w. r. Help
well. fremont; John London. Croy-
don: ]. H. Page. Jr. Payson; ]. p.
Matson, Manti; S. w. Ross, Lehi;
Louise Roper. Goshon X H. Brown,
Mammoh;. j. B. Thorne. Pleasant
Grove; A. b. Roberts, Bingham
At the Banquet.
Last evenings session of the an
Dual convention OF the Postmasters'
Association of Utah was taken up
with a banquet at the Hermitage in
Ogden canyon.
Fully a hundred guests were pres
ent, including 90 postmasters. several
of whom were accompanied by their
wives. The banquet was served in
tho spacious dining room OF the
Hermitage hotel aud i number OF ex-
cellent toasts and brief speeches were
listened to by the guests.
Haywood as POSTMASTER.
A. r. Haywood of the Weber club
filled the position of toastmastcr and
made few brief remarks relative to
the occasion and the pleasure which
he experienced in being asked TO act
In the capacity OF toastmaster
The first speaker called upon was
Postmaster Roberts of Bingham Can
yon. president OF the state associa-
tion. Mr. Roberts thanked the enter
tainment committee for the courte-
sizes extended the visitors and stated
Ocr1p nf
most marked and satisfying nature.
Postmaster Thomas Speaks.
Arthur L. Thomas. postmaster at
salt Lake, then addressed the guests
In few well-chosen remarks relative
to the manner in which the visitors
had been entertained and gave as his
opinion that the present meeting was
by far the most enjoyable OF any yet
held by the association He said that
the attendance was also much larger
than he had dared to anticipate, a
fact which was probably due to Og-
denS well-known reputation as a con.
yention city.
The Mayor Responds.
Mayor Glasmann was tho next call
ed upon and he responded in a pleas
ant vein, f1lling his remarks with ex,
trayagant boasts for Ogden in a man.
ner which caused much merriment
for his listeners He declared that
Ogden was rapidly coming In to her
own and that with this requirement
of all that could be desired would
eventually become the state capital
he also anticipated the eventual re-
moyal to Ogden of the Mormon tenn
pie and the tabernacle as well. be-
lieving that anything OF q desirable
nature must some time find Its way
TO the Junction City-the mecca for
everything that helps 10 make a
great city. Mr. Glasmann welcomed
the visitors from an official stand.
point and rendered them the freedom
OF the city.
inspectors Talks Of Entertainment.
Inspector Cochran and District In.
Spector Williams also addressed the |
diners making particular mention of
the entertainment which had been |
provided and the excellent time which |
all were enjoying while in the CITY
postmaster Quay of Garfield then
followed with appropriate remarks /
and closed with an expression of his
Willingness TO back Ogden against
the world"
Postmistress Is Entertaining.
Postmistress Daily OF Summit IRON |
county, was the last speaker. and her
remarks We're highly entertaining TO
all. She stated that although she