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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05

strenuous effort will be made 10
change the ordinance 80 that the
cost viii be paid under n flye'year
bonding system.
Council Meeting Packed.
The matter was 20 have been
fought out at tho meeting Of the
council laHt night The lobby Of
the council chambers was packed
with residents OF Rainier velley.
witch Is Ia the 18th ward Coun,
Gilman Hart, from the 18th. who
Was expected 90 lead the fight
against the widening, failed hia
constituents lie was absent from
the council meeting, and the mat.
ter was put over for a week
Had the question been put 20 a
vote last might majority 81 the
council would have voted FOR the
ordinance. despite all that Hart or
the other protectors might have
done
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05
The Issue Closely Drawn in
Rainier Valley Fight
Action Postponed on Ae-
count of Absence of
Councilman Hart.

with a great bis delegation fight.
ms Tor and another delegation
flkhtng against both from Rainier
valley. the issue on the proposition
10 widen Rainier boulevard from
IS to ne feet has been clearly
drawn
Ii is whether or not the prop
erty owners along this street and
extending hack Go the limit fixed
by Law shall BE- assessed and made
70 pay for a rightofway Tor the
Seattle Electric COMPANY
Many 81 those who viii have to
pay aay ths3 want to 90 SO. not Dee
cause they have any phllanihroplc
desire to give the Seattle ulecuiN
company something. but because
the need ol a Eood street ear ser
vice Is imperative
They claim Thar tbe Seattle Rem,
ton 4 Southern. hy holding a. mo-.
nopolv on the whole of Rainier val
les. has been giving The district q
very poor ear scrvice-a service SO
poor as Go decrease seriously the
values ol property They say that
With competition between the two
companies. both would have 20 give
Eend service
The Other Side.
Those opposing Che widening ga
sist that it Is straight robbery
scneme on tbe part ~ tho Seattle
Electric company that the enact
meut og the widenins ordinance e.
Il now stands would gcsui. 10 hum
dreds % small home owners being
put tn exactly the same position
Is the small property owners on
Meadow place OF kavcrnn hopic
ward. In the northern pagt og the
elty
The present ordinance provides
for Immediate payment as aid the
ordinance for fhe widening of
Meadow place The condemnation
cost ard the damares that would
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05
HOW LONG SHOULD HAT PINS BE?
REVELLE WANTS EN- CUT DOWN

cheek was, but he knew u was too
long How much too long he
couldn't tell. but u ought 20 be cut
OF. SO he slipped the ordinance TO
the council and decided 10 LET the
committee to which Il was refer
red figure on how long the hat pin
ought TO have been. The bill az
introduced reads
The hat pins shall be limited 10
... inches IN length. and then
further down, ANY poraona yiolat
Ing the provisions OF this ordiu
snee shall be deemed guilty Of a
miademeanor and shall be punish.
ed by Il fine OF not more than a
tsst
by e0uncilmanie enactment Chi
oaRo has limited tho length Of the
hat pin 20 inches just what
limit the Seattle health and SAINT.
tation committee will decide upon
IL a question
J n Denney. chairman Of that
committee. says he wants help
badly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05
LOOKS LIKf WAR
Army Supplies at Stone
Fishers Make a Great
Show.

Tho stone Fisher company has
purchased from the q 8 govern.
mont an enormous quantity u
Euna. sworaa. bAyonptn. Ammaal
siou. etc and a biE sale which IL
scheduled Tor three days afl D.
opened Thursday morning niaes
used IN the great struggle u 90
and rifles used 10 the Philippines
are 10 DO sold az mere fractions ~
their original cost They wllt form
valuable souvenirs and nfuhussnfs
nf they can BE- usnd for hunting. All
ln7inE lu perfect wofkiuE order. ana
rifles that actually cost tbs e. Il
government $40 vii ~ sold At
tiss. aua other prices sill Dc
made in proportion Fsiil partlcu
lars wlil BE- printed In The Star
tomorrow niEhf SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05
HELP THE "CENSUS-MAN"
If YOU ARE GOING AWAY SEND HIM YOUR NAME

Everyone who lives iu Seattle is
entitled Go be- counted ia the coming
federal census n ~ Hil super
visor for the Seattle district. Is MAX
ms diligsnt effort to prevent any
body from golns uneounted ite has
already started "a filo Tor the names
of those who intend being absent
from the clay during the enumera-
tlon period which extends from
April % Co May he ia partieu,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05
BARK BURNS IN
FRISCO HARBOR

SAN FRANCfnc0 ApFtl Fol
iawinK fghf against fire ln the
hold " the bark George Curtis
which was loading AZ the Howard
a. wharf Tor Alaska. lhr vessel waa
tuwed % the mud flats eff butcher.
town. whore her held was flooded
and the flames extlGEuishea
Flsr cargo was valued az Ile0 0aa
Il viii prove a total loss
During thr ail,ulEht battle ~
firrmrw we're overcome IS smoke
Capfain Nelson said that these
was no sisu OF fire whsn be iefl his
ahip last might far hin home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05
SERVICE, CRIES ONE SIDE;
C0NFISCATION, THE OTHER

have to be paid for the Rainier
boulevard widening. Sc II estimated.
would ran between 100000 and
vosO.0O0. aud u this amount we're
assessed against the abuttlng prop
erty u would mean practically the
congiacatlon OF many w0rklugmen' Is
homcs, as it did Ia the Meadow
place widening
II the Rainier boulevard widen
lug IL finally decided upon, as II now
seems probable that lt viii he. a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05
Ordinance is Formally
introduced in Council
Meeting ~ How Long
Should They Be?

WIN some one kindly tell the
council committee on health and
sanitation Just how Iona a woman's
hat pin ought 20 bef
Councilman Rovelle, who some
time or other got iammed up too
closely TO protruding hat pin and
got scratched. introduced at the
meeting Of the city council last
night a bin 10 limit the length Of
those feminine necessities.
Revello couldn't figure out how
Ions that hat pin that prioked his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-05
WAPPENSTEIN NAME S
THREE POLICEMEN
SERGEANTS

Three new aefseauta were an
nounccd today Fred Smart. NJ y
Pence and Percy Locker
chief Wappeustriu also auuauuc.
- the appointment - five plain
clothes men Thomas Wright.
ThomaH Hayden Ralph Jones. 1aa
Doom and Sam bradford
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larly anxious that an such persons
should send their names 20 him be
fore going away, and Il IA the duty
90 everyone % aid the supervisor az
far az posslbir In securing a com-
plete census % the city u YOU are
a resident Of the city and are not
G. De IN the city the ibth II April
fn out the following coupon and
mail it 20 a. W I'M 900 Central
building
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heartfelt thanks Co our many hUh
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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-18
'SawCornet
Years Ago


Another Ogden resident recalls the
previous visit Of Halley's comet rs
years ago and has been much Inter
csted IN its rcturn to our solar .sys-
ten
Mrs Susan p. Adams. $50 Twenty.
sixth street, stated yesterday thar sho
could recall perfectly the former visit
Of this heavenly wanderer while she
was q girl of nine years. residing in
Vermont
u am 1ow 50 years of age" said
Mrs. Adams. and 1t seems a long
Tune since the night our neighborhood
was aroused by the appearance of the
comet II rescmblcd great dull star
with a long streaming tail. which ex-
tended across the sky. and was very
pretty
am sure that the comets visit
was accompanied by q wonderful me
teoric display. as I remember lying In
bed With my older sister and watch
ing the thousands Of Shooting stars"
as we called them In those DAYS There
was a perfect shower OF these mete-
Ors. and we We're somewhat fright
cned. ] remember that we tried count
ing them FOR au hour or more, seeing
who could count the greater number.
brt they came so fast that We could
moi keep track oi them. and fell
asleep.
"A good many people were quite ap.
prehrnsivc regarding the comet as its
appearance was unheraldcd In our To-
cality; In fact. the first to notice
il was one of our neighbors. who
Ia. 4 A.. ls - H.
some people thought the world was
coming to an end, and one little boy
who lived nearby. and who had been
playing marbles FOR keeps" be
came greatly perlurbed over his
wrungdolnga. Playing FOR keeps" was
considered a deep sin In our strict
Baptist community, and after hearing
!he grown uns" talking about the
dreadful comet and possible end 10
ali things earthly. this little boy crept
out OF his bed and taking his ill-got-
ten marbles threw them over the
fence into his fathers meadow.
with true Yankee sceDtlclsm, how
ever. he took care TO throw the mar
bloS in the vicinity of a big tree, and
the next day, when the sun came out
bright and reassurinG. he recovered
his treasures and never told of the
incident until many years afterward-
when he became my husband. I think
that was one OF his first confessions
II also recall the Northern Lights
in my childhood One night my faith
cr took my mother and us children out
TO the door and showed us the fear
ful red sky in the north, II was the
color OF blood and We were fearlully
frightened The snow which lay on the
ground as far as We could see re-
Elected the deep crimson color, and in
fact everything. even our faces and
trailing night gowns. took on the same
torrid hue People considered II an i'll
omen, and many sinner returned
temporarily TO his prayers
Mrs Adams has on several occa-
Sions during the past week arisen at
an early hour to view the comet from
her home.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-18
IMPRESSIVE SERVICE
FOR CHAS. MAXWELL

The funeral OF Charles H. Maxwell
was held at O'Clock yesterday after
noon in the First ward meeting house.
Bishops Counselor Tanner conducting
the services. An orchestra composed
OF musicians of the various moving
picture shows of the city rendered
sweet and impressive music as the
casket was being taken to the church
and therefrom-
The musical part OF the service was
sweet and co1soling, consisting of the
following selections: Calvary" sung
by Miss Lulu Thatcher; "Oh. Loving
Father by George w. Bain; "Oh.
Ny Father" by Fred Tout, A duet.
Abide With Me-" by Miss Thatcher
and James Sneddon. and a solo.
IS Me the Way, o, My Father by
Jamse Sheldon.
Comforting talks on the resurrection
and eulogizing the life OF the deceased
were made by Rev c w MoCreery
OF the Methodist church. Samuel G,
Dye, f. A Larkin and Nathan Tanner
The funeral services were attended
by all the employees OF the various
moving picture shows of the city and
also by the Modern Woodmen of
America
4 large cortege followed the re-
mains to the grave in Ogden city Gem
etery. where the Woodmen conducted
their Impressive ritual service. Many
beautiful floral offerings silently
oppressed the love and esteem in
which the deceased was held by his
hosts Of friends.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-18
0s AT T,AE SEf
THEATRES
LoRcH AT HIS eEsT.

A large and appreciatiye audience al
the ogden Theater last night. who had
seen Theodore Torch and company in
n number Of productions, were unan-
imous AZ the conclusion OF tho nor.
lcrmance OF "Dr. Jekyu and Mr.
hyde. thai il was one of the best
choractertzatlons Mr. Lorch had given
The ogden public.
The version as presented last night
was very much different from that by
Richard Mansfield in Ogden about
nlleen years ago. While the version
oy Lorch Is grGesome. 1t is not near
so much so as the Mansfield produc-
tlop.
Inc Interpretation of the dual role
OF Jekyll and HYDE by Theodore
l-9reh was given In such a manner as
10 show that II had been given a great
amount on careful study. His por-
'9nyal Is without doubt the best OF
any actor on the stage today. and. AZ
said hy other critics. he is a worthy
successor OF the lsto Richard Mans.
ueld In the great drama He reads
MS lines we'll and is as good as Jekyll
as he Is as HYDE
splendid support was given by Geo.
/. Graves, LeClare Hatten. William
DaTeS, Jim Hawley. Cecil Fay, Ca
mile Lewis and Julia Bosen.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-18
Q Q O THE REAL CURE
QDo 90 0o FOR SCROFULA

by
1t almost entirely
some pbc blood poison which
attacks
diseases scadead
ofnous troubles 1t
middle fo
decline older
scrofu
rchn and building
the
nes and
ngaes the
can only be s.
Book on tho blood free to all oandreou IL - -
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-18

All the proceedings II the day were
OF a business and eenmonlal nature.
The morning session Hns devoted to
the certifying Of reeDdals and 10
instructinG younger TENDERS OF the
order in the grand loge degree. Tho
business OF the afteraon purely con-
cerned matters relate to the pro-
eress Of the order n the evening
there was a competitive dlill In tho
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-18
B J2INT SIS CLASS
WILL GRADUATE.

The commencement exercises Of tho
Smithsonian r. sIn"ss college viii he
bold at the Nc hcdist church Thurs.
day evening. a large class of young
men and women being entered as
graduates from he institution.
The class ADDRESS viii he delivered
by President A. r. Haywood OF the
Weber club. All arc cordially invited.
The program has been arranged as
follows.
Prelude. Indian Maiden. Harmony
Orchestra, Viola Allen, Roscoe Glas-
mann, Carl I.indquist. Earl FerulUud.
Mack Corr
Invocation. Rcv. G. ". McCreery.
Vocal Duet. selected. May and les
samine Denmark Miss Jessie VI,
Wclch accompanist
Overture \ String or Pearls. Har-
mony Orchestra
Vocal sclcc. ion. Arion Quartet,
Webster Ramcy. lyman. Johnson.
The Call OF The Wrd. O. L. Guess.
How I Fired My Boss. o. L. Guess
twice
Vocal duet. selected, May and Jcs-
samine Denmark
Music. Martina. Harmony Orchestra.
Vocal selection, Arion Quartette.
Class Introduction. President j. A.
Smith
Vocal solo. Florence Catherine Oh
sen.
Glass Address, Elements That Win.
Hon a. r. Haywood president OF the
Weber Club.
Music, Happy Hours. Harmony Or
chestra
Presentation OF Diplomas. President
j. a. Smith and faculty.
Finale Miss Jessie NJ Welch.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-18
WHITE MAN CLAIMS
NEGRESS ROBBED HIM

A white Individual who gave bis
name as John Doc. created n disturb.
ance In Electric alley last evening by
reporting 10 Officer Laync that he had
been robbed in a negro joint OF 80
The man was accompanied back to the
place and confronted by tho woman
whom he claimed had entertained him
n short time previous. and who Incl
dentally had separated him in some
way from the sum mentioned The
woman denied the charge.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-18

from the Union Theoloeical s''n =,
here. Is tho Rev Horoatune JiDi'
who has jrst received HIS dipPn
Mr.. JiD.shlan Will be 20 y.sG d
In ? few months. His wife 80 80
chi.SS witnessed the sradu'usnA
ercises. He Il an Armenian
older than any OF the profess, 4,
taught him during his Tots a !
seminary. where he has been
dent for six years.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-18

o'clock Tuesday morning. with Grand
Chancellor E. o. Leatherwood presld-
ing over the deliberations. knights
were in attendance from every city in
the state where lodge has been or
ganized At the morning session
over seventy grand lodge members
were present and this gradually I'm.
creased until at tho evening session
over 150 were IN attendance.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-18

rank Of knight. the teams taking part
being from Provo and Tooelc. and
Rocky Mountain and Lincoln lodges.
Salt Lake.
The grand lodge of Pythian Sisters
convened AZ Eagle hall Tuesday and
transacted routine business. The sea.
slons will continue until today. This
evening q banquet Will be given In
honor OF the grand lodge officers, al
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-18

Our advertisement showing actual figures the low Of
maintaining our big Maxwell touring aroused greater public
than predicted The results proved that rshtn
believing that people know just how much
costs run-beore they buy it We wait with
other makers dare follow lead and tell how much their
Among thousands of letters received, hundreds
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-18
Citizens of Ogden

Boost for your city by using OG-
DEN MADE FlOUR-lt coats you no
moro and every sack you use Ia
boost for your town
IL that way you make n Chicago
OF Ogden Ogden Milling & Ele-
yator Co.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-18
NOT AN INCH Of
HEALTHY SKIN
Left on Whole Body Boy Of Five a
Mass Of itching Eruption and His
Screams were Reart-Breaking
Bandages Stuck to His Flesh.
CURED BY CUTlCURA
TWELVE YEARS AGO

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tors prescribed for
bin, but be kept
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dross him any
more. They 6nSify
advised r,c 10 Try
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American League.

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At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3
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AZ Boston Detroit 6: Boston S.
At WashIhgton- Washington /;
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hich inItlatory work will be carried
u by Pythian Sisters OF Salt Lake.
lcky Mountain lodge No Will pre-
At a taOleaux Of Damon and Pythias.
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HIGH PRICES.

The highest prices paid for live
or dressed poultry. Ogden Fish K
Poultry company, 1926 Washington
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PYTHlANs NOW ARE IN SESSION
Nn'sn's and Sisters Hold Meetings Of
Grand Lodge Of Utah.

SAT- Lake. May 1S.-The grand lodge
OF Utah Knights OF Pythias convened
a, castle hall Main street. between
second and Third South streets. AZ ~
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THE OLDEST THEOLOGICAL
STUDENT EVER GRADUATED

New York. May ls.-The Oldest
theological student eTer graduated
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Wes,ern League

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o.
At Lincoln-Lincoln c; Wichita ;.
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