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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-12
HARTMAN ROADS
ARE KEPT BUSY
Heavy Colonst Travel Extra Daiy-Freght
Traffic BrskSpecial Trains Over Pacific
Union Pacific Are Making Record Runs

Traffic is especially brisk just at
the present on the Union Paciiir
lines, an average of twenty-five
freight trains being hauled every
twenty-four hours. In the passenger
department business is relatively as
great.
The freight movement is augmented
at this time by the heavy stock ship
ments eastward. Whole trainloads
of sheep are moving into Omaha daily
and the cattle traffic Is particularly
large Most of this freight Is picked
up east of Ogden. much of it in
western Wyoming.
The dried and canned fruit shipmep
from California is on the increase.
Some of the dried fruit going
straight through from points in Cali
fornia to Omaha without the break
Gng up Of the trains in this city In the
transfer from the Southern Pacific
lines These special trains are max
ing record runs and ali of them are
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-12
SEAT DEMAND FOR
CHAMPIONSHIP GAME

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE entire 3. .0o0
reserved seats for the worlds cham.
pionship baseball game at the West
End ball park were allotted today.
Requests for seats reaching more than
three times that number could not be
filed.
Robert Mercy, secretary OF the Am.
erican league. and who has charge
Of the seat sale, declared that he had
received mall orders for more than
5000 seats The allotment was made
in the order in which the letters had
been received
Many of these had been filed with
Mr.. Mercy for several weeks.
Every precaution possible was Ia
ken TO prevent blocks of seats falling
into the hands OF ticket scalpers,"
said Mr.. Mercy tonight. The seats
were distributed entirely with view
to being fair to the greatest possible
number OF buyers
Not moro than four seats were al
lowed TO any one order"
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-12
SEAT SALE FOR THREE
TWINS" BE iINS
TOMORROW

The Orpheum management expects
to see the largest line of ticket buy
ers in line dsthe Lox office tomorrow
morning. since the house opened The
show Is one that very seldom comes to
this part of the country. carrying Its
original cast and stupendeous scenic
effects. as this one does There are
eighty people in the entire company.
which necessitates a special train 10
make the jumps from town to town.
The Three Twins" plays Ogden
one night only, Saturday. October
18th
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-12

cutting several hours off the regular
freight schedule of each division.
Oriental freight. bound for eastern
points. Is also an important factor in
the movement on the Union Pacific
lines and there are no indications OF
II falling off.
Local officials state that the general
prospects for q continuation OF the
present volume of business In the
freight department are good
The passenger traffic is abnormal.
ly large. due in part to the colonist
rates. Every available passenger
coach IS being sent east to accom-.
date the westbound home seekers.
Telegraphic reports from the eastern
and central states show that the sale
of colonist tickets is Increasing and
every train reaching Ogden is heavily
loaded with colonlsts AT least one
extra passenger train Is being run
daily to take care of the heavy traf.
fic and all trains carry extra coaches.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-12
FIRE DESTROYS
SMALL STORE

Fire broke out in the rear OF the
building at 1910 Washington avenue,
at o'clock last night, and, despite
the quick response OF the firemen TO
the alarm. and their effective work
In eXtinguishing the flames, a loss of
Sl,0JO was incurred by the occupant,
and the owner jointly
The building was occupied by SAM
uel ETeines who runs a retail grocery
and candy store on the lower floor
The upper portion of the building had
been used as a dwelling apartment,
but has been unoccupied for some
time
Kreines after the closing of his
store for the night early in the even
ing, went with his ramily to the
town section. and when he returned
found his place OF business in flames
The entire rear portion of the house
was on fire and a crowd OF people
gazing IN silence at the beautiful spec
tacle OF the blazing furnace.
The alarm had been sent in by
neighbors. and the fire department
sent three hose wagons, including a
chemical, and the automobile cheml-
cal. The firemen did good work.
and soon had the flames upder control
but in extlnguishing the fire with a
quantity of water. they damaged, or
destroyed the greater part of the
eroceryman's stock. which was stored
in the rear OF the store
The building was completely gutted
from roof 10 basement in the rear.
with the roof almost burned off. The
| hose Of water and the chemical tubes
were played upon the flames with
good effect until, within an hour Of
the giving OF the alarm. there was
not spark nor a sign OF smoke to
be seen
When the fire was az its HEIGHT
KrelncS. with several men assisting
attempted to remove his entire store
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-12
BEE { SUGAR
FACT @ R Y
ACTIVE

In speaking of sugar beet condi-
tions, and the work OF the factory
In turning the beets into sugar, Judge
H. II. Rolapp this morning stated that
things are moving along nicely and
the indications are that the beet
fields will yield more than was anti
clpated in the earlier part of the sea
son. The tonnage per acre, says Mr.
Rolapp, will be as great this year as in
former years and the percentage OF
sugar in the beets is at as high a
standard as last year.
The factory Is furnishing employ
ment TO about ESQ people and 500 tons
of beets are being consumed each
day
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-12
SALT LAKERS COMING TO
SEE The THREE
TWINS"

Manager Goss has received num-
Der or reservations from Salt Lake
people for Saturday night for the
Three Twins which goes to show
that even Salt Lakers have TO come
to Ogden occasionally TO see good
things. This show Is one of the big
gest on the road and WILL no doubt
play to capacity business Saturday
night, II people who have seen it
in New York are willing TO come 10
miles to see it again. -
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-12
W II | 7 { HELD
FOR SAFE
ROBBERY

Dominick White. the Italian jani-
tor. charged with the burglary OF the
Oregon Short Line safe on last Sat
urday night, was mralgned IN ponce
court this morning but the prellHlh-
airy hearing was continued. Judge
j. d. Murphy Increased the prisoner s
bond from $500 TO $3.50, but 1t Is
thought that the additional security
will be secured.
White was arrested on a warrant
charging him with grand larceny .ne
complaining Witness being I. = MIC
Peek. the assistant ticket agent
The officers working on thc sate
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-12
NOT MUCH DOING
WITH ARIZONANS

PHOENIX, Ariz.. Oct 1.-Two brief
sessions OF the constitutional conven-
tion permitted little to be done to-
Jay beyond developing a difference
OF opinion among the delegates rela-
tive 10 the degree of elasticity With
which to endow the rules which shall
govern procedure
The rules committee debated the
question all day and meantime the
interest of the delegates centered up
on the personnel of the committees
which shall shape the main features
OF the constitution. The members of
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-12
P OC K E 7
II ED BY
COU r [

John King the man suspected of
being a professional pick pocket was
given his preliminary hearing in po-
lice court this morning and bound
over TO the district court
King was arrested at the Fair
Grounds, on September 80. and charg-
ed with attempting TO steal SIS from
the pocket of John Boutwell, Both
we'll on the stand stated that he was
watching one Of the races from the
grand stand steps and was holding
in his arms a child Back OF his
stood King. who appeared to be deep
ly interested I'm the race. King
pushed hard aaginst Boutwell, and the
latter asked him to stop crowd
ing"
IT'S a great race" said King and
pressed harder against the man in
front as the horses neared the finish.
Interested though he was in the
dash of the horses. Boutwell, was not
oblivious TO the feel of mans hand
slipping into his pocket He turned
and his elbow struck the hand of
King In the pocket were two purses.
The thieving hand got neither of
them and King, seeing that he had
been detected. slipped away through
the crowd Later he was arrested by
Jailer II, Anderson who was on the
grounds and had received a descrip-
tion OF the man.
The attempt-of Kings attorney to
break down Bothwells story was fu-
tile. King did not take the stand him
self
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-12

Stops earache in two minutes
tootbache or pain of burn OF scald In
five minutes; hoarseness, one hour;
muscleache. two hours; sore throat.
twelve hours-Dr. Thomas Eclectic
OIL, monarch over pain =
The Republican journal., 1910-01-06
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT.

L1 SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT.
Our safe deposit vault carefully f to hts its
received duly installed being valuable res
'sf
and being rented The income from our vault has
been PROVIDED the
tam" he s5s Snsnsss es ase
ysu a2s ans ind a
sarS t he Sr at home The fire
worth the price saying nothing of receiving the best
0o'E Every with absolutely hGFgs o of a hns box
h places it in The vault
e RESULTS FOR THE YEAR.
Directors highly pleased with the XeaI su rf hnd
bss 3 aed Charged off, res estate being
carried O heretofore Five thousand dollars SaogU
account has been from $l2 600 600 our PROFIT
and an h@ sGm s55S oSsr to book Market
Your have just made rs aur loan
he awaVs in l demand and number 49, Almost
zoo new accounts been added books this year
ion WHAT WE DO.
the Paw ent Savings pay cent on Cert
e Gates of De to four months and
nor cent remaining four months render
the hest Account obtained rent Safe Deposit
Roxe at sab per year. buy sell grade bonds When you
INV If us w has been carefully investigated
and has so h test directors We also always
a9 I at your ser to give our ADVICE ana 'Ss's'"'e
gl"e may be need by any patron
way nWHA olnr'o Hmm VI w.
A larg .aional banking institution OF New ioiA ~ WIN"
COLI upon I'VE had forwarded our ,dsed
eve HI statement ana hank you very inuen ~
~ +b ~ Won have taken send it 1t Ger
o;rv are 10 pe
adent conoratul Ii upon it.
.SIhe WITH of your deposits phenomenal for these times
ounty The p kdent of Chicago bank says ~ ,
twice 'You sltuon has certainly progressed sPeu
ing al l. quarters the growth Will De
sure even more Vpm" , .,,..
The FIent of leading national bank of Maine says:
Il reItith much interest the account Vi LIE ope's
Y LAmate YOU sincerely and those associated Wit
Won who Rk and character built much beau
u adif M better STILL abiding place the hearts
by and your Pc IF +bankno orr Stockholders
Donos the confidence which they have placed IN us an
tb tich they thus made possible for u.s. In IN
d The past shall endeavor to fulfill their expect
sH
IN - hespectfufy 91na 3 IVAN President
70 " W. w WFSCOTT, Cashier
The Republican journal., 1910-01-06
ABOUT HYOMEI.
A Bottle Costs Only so Cents-A Complete
Outfit Including Inhaler $1.OO.

When Hyomei is guaranteed to cure catarrh
or your money back, what is your answer?
Are you satisfied with your condition, or
catarrh, with its humiliating symptoms, such
as hawking, splitting, blowing and bad breath?
Hyomei is simple, antiseptic medicine, that
you breathe through small pocket inhaler
oyer the parts affected.
! It is made of Australian eucalyptus mixed
With other germ killing and membrane soothing
tiseptics.
It complete outfit today, It only costs
& and contains everything necessary to
M Rny ordinary case of catarrh. Extra bot
is Il n,rndy in the world for
q 1s, {roup and bron-
81 Mere and
The Republican journal., 1910-01-06
LINCoLNvILLE CLUB OF BOSTON.

The Journal is in receipt of circular an
the Lincolnvile Club, which will be held jan
uary 18th at Kingsley Hall, Ford Building,
State House Park, Boston. Reunion at five
o'clock banquet at seven. Short, interesting
addresses will follow the banquet. to be given
by Bordman Hall, ESQ.,, Boston; Judge Kelly,
RockIand; Miss Helen Bragg, Roxbury; Mr..
Cushing, Salem, and others. Several musical
numbers under the direction of Mrs. Hallett
will be included in the evenings program On
the first page Of the circular is fine half tone
Of aye old meeting house, Lincolnville Center,
built by Joshua Lamb in 1921" and this brief
historical sketch: "Lincolnville's first settle
ment was made in ITO, by Nathan knight.
The town was Incorporated in 1902. The first
town meeting was held on September FL, 1902
in the house of John Calderwood, which is still
standing 49,
"There is no placelike the old place,
Where you and Ewere born,
Where we lifted fist our eyelids
On the splendorgof the morn.
There are no times Nike the old time,
They shall never be forgot!
There is no place like the old place.
Keep green the dear Old spot
There win be special meeting Of the
North Church Guild with Miss Grace H. Hall
next Monday evening.
The Republican journal., 1910-01-06
CARD OF THANKS

W. wish to thank the management of the
Waldo Waldo County Hospital, nurses and pbvsi.
cans Tor the conscientious care and treat
!,, which my daughter received in her isst
Illness; also my neighbors and friends. ''''
]. B. WATERMAN. =
The Republican journal., 1910-01-06
CARD OF THANKS

me e Undersigned wish to thank the neighbors
recent bereavement. Al '"eii
z. N. STEVENS and Family.
Liberty, Maine
The Republican journal., 1910-01-06

A literary adviser says that a writer
shouldn't read current fiction if he wants
to be original. Perhaps it would be just
as we'll if a majority of those who are
mt writers should avoid current fiction,
and especially the chest sellers.
The Republican journal., 1910-01-06
F. A. F0llett & Son
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK.

Notice of First Meeting of Creditors.
In the District Court of the United States for
the District of Maine, Waldo County.
In the matter of Arthur A. En
Moore. Bankrupt In bankruptcy.
To the Creditors of Arthur A. Moore of Re,-
fast, in the County of Waldo and District
aforesaid, Bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the 24th day
OF December, A. D. 1909, the said Arthur a.
Moore N was duly adjudcated bankrupt; that the
hrst meeting of his Creditors will be held at
Building, Belfast, Maine, on the 21st dav of
January, A. D. 1910, at ten o'clock in the fore
noon, at which time the said Creditors NAV at
tend, prove their claims, appoint a Trustee.
examine the bankrupt and transact such other
meeting. JOHN r MASnM s''u
p.na Referee in Bankruptcy
Bangor, Maine, December 81, 1909. -lwi
The Republican journal., 1910-01-06

The announcement that the treasury
of Nicaragua is empty will occasion no
surprise. The departing ex-President no
no doubt saw to that. Grades empty;
baby gone"
The Republican journal., 1910-01-06

The late president of Nicaragua was
greeted in Mexico City with cries o.
e1ong live Zelaya,' Long live Mexico, "
and Down with the Yankees. " We
NAV have to give Mexico another wal
foping.
The Republican journal., 1910-01-06

Z JAM y Teles
NOH in this CIT
orators. An
Local Histor
item in q !
Heferring to
tern Union
gave rise to !
he Pillsbury
GENTLEMEN TIE MEN bffice in Met J
banking inst when Del "
each being Ter; also IN
pendent on originally Y y,
RauG Of 'e natl rred to Mt q
The depd X, Gehd re-
ed when ne, a.ss." The
sufficient / Of which he
John tion Of the list
Bank, Nej
sources ard N.
depositor 5 ZOO we hone
Call W. Upealn posits." This
If ;n WE acc gained over
duplicate the
In our r, no reason why
to report nj DOUBLED Il
anticipation warrants 1t.
$40, 900 in FROM?
I'D, Inc com e zion of askin
our present q ! ,t,,ro orowt
tiie near lutul aoney at hon
WHERE ;,,atural grow'
This can ume of mon'
another questtIa
our increase q amy.
which in the pt,rr gratilyll'
and accumulate III al volume
heretofore pIacd ia
TIL TERl1.
Tho oo,a;. thr York, Sc
The panic of 1 l9siu ISL 10" 7
business is prai eu se,''S'
ALL THIN ~ and
Henry G. Hirexpectat
"The year is Z 1t sity for
mercantile actil thegemarka
outlook for 1910 clud
Kanauth, Min
"We believ Fortunes
that the year 1Y possuch lal
people of the Utfirstd the l
enlargement in scont
The Boston Ifully
General bueof l. G.
abated, and indus AtlSss hr;n
capacity than befevef
of their ;apacity.ers slaid ;
#EurS
The outlook IL orI will
have been good aAmess
profitable prices. was lg in
No reason whrofhcb BATH
in our Savings DeWe,fSepe'
The awaken8 pupY
tinue to sweep onsMWhob c
Farming is tine ank
from the farms villas tAuy
Gods earth is SO hesreao
as the farmers. penoS
We continue the olthe "
will double in value ipropd
before abandoning tEomAl
farm do it now and bern Y
to come. Jloll]
OAmerl
Agreeable to PLAN he o.
first occupied and fofnhe s
18th, fully 1000 or mOrnlock
The concensus of 0rini~lint,
is that the building = aastat
beyond expectationtn On 10
pated and even mot6 ZION
Waldo County - as Il
questionably one o6 r.
most convenient suite As;n-
room is well lighted IN vow:
pleasure to both oursei a,
The Republican journal., 1910-01-06

[een Victoria excl god s1nt 81 v
bns, and there was 81
nd rejoicing on both stu s:s2
|ic. But twas hardly thred
fore the cable began to mutter
and at last it lay silent in the dep
the sea. Then many expressed doun
to whether message had been recelV
or sent, and it was not until 1864 tina
Mr.. Field was able to finance new CONN.,
pany. A new cable was constructed and
the steamship Great Eastern was char
tered to lay it, but after 1900 miles had
been laid the ship made a heavy lurch,
the cable parted, and all attempts to pick
it up at depth OF two miles were I'M
successful. But in 1866 the Great East
ern not only successfully laid new cable
across the ocean, but raised the one pre-
viously lost, spliced it, and laid the re-
naming 600 miles, and the service has
since been continuous.
The writer has not only piece OF the
original Atlantic cable, but piece OF the
line with which soundings were made be-
fore it was laid. The soundings were
made by the two governments in vessels
of their respective navies. We do not
recall at this time the name of the Unit
ed States ship, but she was commanded
by Capt. Bergman.
The Republican journal., 1910-01-06

Gould Brokaw, who has been consplc-
mons of late in New York divorce case
saws that drinking man" is one whose
ner diem is over eight drinks.
The Republican journal., 1910-01-06
He NEWS o

use SATURDAY 4
This, Thursday, event
full rehearsal OF the q
tendance of all who al
lily requested
MIR. J. X. bennett say
Mace on Northpo1
lows were also heard
lin with US all winte1
rhe particulars conc
latest will be given IN
~ it is a prize wortf|
"a the advt. next wee1
John Cochran Chap
stb the Misses CHM
onday evening 'an]
Xr;tan YOUTH" rolled
Tbe Belfast Savings
,imby and Faunce NJ
mock not occupied by
ore of E. H. Knowlt1
I'm. H. Mcclellan
The Travellers Clu1
a. Small Tuesday
paper, Philip the 'ec9
ton; readings, burg
ant; "The Cid by NJ
On Monday, Janu1
enterprising dry AM
Brooks, will open a %
to sell the odds and
readers in Brooks an
a call,
The Star moving
crowded house last
l ing night. The in7
and made very attra|
; Anna Parks and the
= Fernald.
The hosting gear
I ia now working M
II was discharged last
!, = a load of fertilizer
The steamer City of
1aft Saturday md
rived Saturday
n Unclaimed letter
a post Office for the
err Miss Sadie Burge|
sit dana E. Colman' =
OH J. W. Jones, Lewis
ed Quarry, o. F. VIII
Tvs Prof. A, W. kee|
II Belfast and vieia''
been secured by /
the musical part b
rehearsal last Mon
ON marches were rel
The Journal find
'ed been large sales
e feed molasses.
y" kinds of stock an
g " little booklet CIV
1t is put up by th|
the an old and reliab
De The proprieto
Howes' store
r of night. The tap
room, which was
With occasion. 1t is g
.uti- included the spe|
S OF Christmas rush
usual, the guest
and
and THE REVIEW
the Fernald, althoud
eta prepare for US 4
years, a review
1t, which all the 10
er. and record mad
directions. 1t
orders for add
lion to ADVERT
LECTURE Pa
bach received
600 90 day from Rev
500 90 of Boston, ia
1896 90 Lotto New Yor
: 0N0 "a 40 weather, Mi
Eats GO date Mr.. {
700 W this city last {
81 81 on will be amour
800 90 The annual
!, lao W. W. tai Aid will
WV Thursday Ja|
order of bush
committees
$40 90 n emit Of com
$3.50 90 any other Du|
a 9 90o C o0 meeting. M
A 615 90 he present a
... % II. }. Loci
$500 90 their ne" 81
LOO 90 DAY morning
1920 w rot fully CO
1000 90 taa,or,s Or
> "a $50 o. zig plate gla|
$500 90 o. will ocd
1000 90 Locke & Son
y 1000 &C an be mao
a ne store to
4'2 9UO w w Leroy Cod
Il his boat
s374,OO1 81 Nth the u
nnn I.I
2o,ooo w. ". When the 81
o'' noved out
s4S5,oo1 81 ,p alongsid
4O,5ol " d up. Tho
q. zoo 90 nd the spe
i8,0ss oS or the con
$2S,5ss 0@ an,,,,,,, |
At the I'd
gricultur
ond took
Dad numb
{. Rowes
cen and
!, 60, OOO.UU ambersi
IS, 089.03 'ardins
SO, 10000 so . a,l,l
D42, 5O2.5 If. Hare
ne fair |
art of t
Under
empera
i'll he =,
The Republican journal., 1910-01-06

1t is rumored that King Edward is to
visit the United States in the near
future. As the Prince of Wales he tour
ed this country in 1860.
The Republican journal., 1910-01-06
$4,000 Washington Co. ]

$4,000 Washington Co. RS
1854,
1000 Somerset Ry. CN. s
R. r. Co,
$4,000 Chicago Rys. 1stGf
10000 Atchison, Topeka Z
Short Line 1st ~,
5000 St. Louis Iron Moul
1917,
5000 Bangor & Aroost :
5000 Bangor & Aroost
5000 Bangor & Aroost
5000 Chicago Rock Isl
5000 Duluth, Rainy
5000 Virginian Ry. Co
5000 Canadian Northe
5000 Buffalo & Susqus
5000 St. Louis & San
Guar. by Amer
5000 Chicago, Cincinn
ceiver's Certifil
5000 Seaboard Air Lin
5000 Central Crosstow
Loan, 1909,
10000 Aurora Elgin & 9
1000 Iowa Central Ry.
5000 Dayton, Mich, R!
5000 Des Moines, Iowa
80, 900 City of New Yorl
9,233.62 City of ScheneS
1918,
5000 City of Newport
sos City of Lincoln, n
$500 City of Elyton, Al
5000 City Of Fresno, CD
5000 Town of Woodlaw1
5000 City of Spokane, y
5000 City of Trinidad, q
5000 City of Monroe. M
5000 City of Fremont,
000 C;k e ED0-i. X
The Republican journal., 1910-01-06

The editor of the Maine Civic League
Record says of the initiative and refer
endum: q predict that the effect Of
This measure will be the reverse of that
intended by its promoters. That its
Chief use will be to subject the State to
needless delay in putting into effect
needed legislation. That IS sane and
sensible conclusion.
The Republican journal., 1910-01-06
lders, luary 3, 1910,
ead'ng B Institution,
AL Al l BAL OF BELFAST

very to the effort which this institution makes
which I the sble service the comfort and convenience
increas fords patrons should alone largely
aho the and thereby quickly remunerate US for
:. writn, pub the ladies' rest room and gentlemens
I'M needef room mezzanine floor, believe will fill long
patron ous lat and we earnestly invite all. whether
rooms IN in the city or oo"n town 10 'naAe '"e'e
The Republican journal., 1910-01-06

There win be special meeting Of the
North Church Guild with Mis- Grace H. Hall
next Monday evening