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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-16
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HOME

Manager Adam Patterson of the
Vineyard Land & Livestock COMPANY,
with headquarters In Ogden has re.
turned with his family from. their Los
Angeles. California. home Mrs. Pat
terson and two daughters have spent
the winter in the city OF the Angels
and are In Ogden now for a short visit
with relatives and friends
Last year Mr. Patterson purchased
home in Los Angeles, but he has not
vet sold his Ogden home. He says
his family is now DESTROYS of living at
Los Angeles, but he is OF the opinion
that there Will come time when they
Will want 10 come back 70 Ogden and
again make 1, their permanent resi-
dence. To this end he Is holding the
old home IN this city.
The latter part OF the week Mr. Fat
terson will go to San Jacinto. Nevada
headquarters in that state for the com
pany he represents. for the purpose
of arranging matters regarding the
range and farm interests of the CON.
pany Mr. PatterSon's sons arc at the
ranch and II Is TO see them that Mrs
Patterson and daughters will accom-.
pany Mr. Patterson. Manager Patter
son states that, so far as he knows.
things are in good condition az the
ranch, but that the calf crop this year
VIII not Oe as great as in former
years. because of the preceding Sc
we're winter
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-16
JOHN M DONALD DEAD

Salt Lake, Aug lG-Rlpc in years
and rich In good deeds, John McDon-
aid. Sr., one OF the pioneers OF Utah,
having been a resident OF Salt Lake
City since 1919, died at 10:l5 o'clock
Monday morning al his summer home
ON Browning avenue, OF general debil-
ity. Mr. Mcdonald was in his eighty
first year, having been born in April
-, 1880,
John Mcdonald did much I'm the
way OF assisting in the material
progress of tho city and state of his
choice. He was cabinet maker by
trade, and in the early days he man
riacturcd household furniture for
many prominent people Of the state.
Daring the time that Brigham Young
was governor OF the territory, Mr.
Mcdonald entered into the manufac-
turing business, and made various
linds OF candy and crackers, his
goods finding ready sale. He also
became an extensive property owner
In this city When he retired from
business ais son ] G, Mcdonald
took up the affairs of the concern,
and by his efforts has built up one of
tho largest cocoa and chocolate man
uiactories Of the West.
John Mcdonald was born in the
town OF LmgaG county Armagh. ire
land on April II, 1890. He was the
son Of John AMI Rachael Burl Taffe
Mcdonald Two years after his birth
his father and the fnmily cmigrated
TO America, landing in Quebec.
In 1894 the family removed TO Phil
adelphia and In 1897 removed TO
Pittsburg In Pittsburg the elder Nc
Donald and his wife were converted
10 Normonism. In 1872 the family
moved TO Nauvoo At Nauvoo. while
vet nero lad. MI Mcdonald became
acquainted with the Mormon prophe'
Joseph Smith. The family at that
time lived in Il house owned by
Joshua Smith
John Mcdonald was present In Maui
wow hen Joseph and Hyrum Smith
were killed and also was present
when the word went forth that the
Mormons should prepare to move TO
the West
When the Mcdonald family started
ior the West they had yoke of
3-year-old oxen and a team of year
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-16

last Sunday evening. the testimony
showing that he drove his machine
elong Twenty-flfth street to the depot
Mt rate OF speed not less than 30
miles an hour.
w. F. Compton. charged with OBJ
tanning money under false pretense,
was not in court TO answer. the city
attorney stating that he Is on yaca-
ton The case WAS Indefinitely post
poned on motion OF the prosecuting
attorney.
j. Wright changed HIS plea of mot
guilty" to that OF guilty" OF exceed
Ing the speed limit with an automo-
bile, and the court took the matter
of passing sentence under advise
mont
Angus T. Wright. father OF the
young man. appeared before the judge
ard explained that the boy was not
wilfully driving his machine faster
than six miles an hour, and that the
road was perfectly clear. leaving no
chance OF do anybody any harm
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-16
IN POLICE COURT

Andrew CdrIstainson, In police
court, stated that he was drunk Mon
day. He WAS sentenced TO pay fine
Of s. or serve five DAYS in the city
jail
w Smith acknowledged to the
court that he was begging in Ogden
yesterday. but. before sentence was
passed. City Attorney DeVine spoke
OF the actions of the defendant to-
ward the officers. and the court took
the matter under Amusement. 1t goes
without saving that Smith VIII be
gwen severe punishment
Mr.. DeVine said that Smith IS not
only beggar, but that he IS con-
temptible and mean. ana became OBJ
streperous when the officers arrested
him He called bad names and struck
Detective Wardlaw in the face at the
police station.
Jacob Brown, w f. Freer. Thomas
Rice. w ]. McTaeue and A Olsen
were arra.gned on the charge OF va.
grancy. but the hearing of the cases
was postponed until tomorrow morn
ing, when the arresting officer Will be
In court to testify. The men were
placed under bond of $40 each
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-16
SHUBERTS WILL OPEN
OGDEN THEATER
Tomorrow Night With the
Lottery Man.

Rida Johnson Younes captivating
comedy, The Lottery Man, which
has Just finished long engagement
nj the Biiou theatcr. New York, will
DC the opening offering at the ogden
theater tomorrow wednesday,
Eight. when the Messrs. Shubert viii
bring their latest success to this city
for the first time. The players In
Glade William Rosell, Vivian ogden.
May Donnhue. Florence Robertson
George Roberts, Lucia Moore and
Clhers.
The story is that OF a Now York
newspaper reporter, Jack Wright,
who borrows sum OF money from
hs employer. Foxy Peyton, agreeing
In the event he fails 10 return the
;oan to supply the paper with the
greatest news Item IL has ever had
CT course the reporter loses tho
money and proceeds TO make his
promise good, This he does BY inau-
Guratng a lottery. which the paper
conducts, with himself as the capital
prize. The coupons are sold for
dollar apiece and their sale is par
ticularly large among maiden ladies
with a disposition to take on" hus.
band Wright is unencumbered and
Tree. save for devoted mother NO
sooner does he start the lottery, how
ever, than he falls in love with Hell
enc Heyer, and from then on there
IS a merry war 10 come into posses
sion of as many OF the coupons as
money can buy Wright, of cSurse,
wants Miss Heyer, although he real
i4cs that the odds are against him
II develops that Lizzie, an old maid
In the household OF the Peytons,
steals the winning coupon from the
o1ok Being of loyable disposition,
she flashes the number and claims
Mr. Wright Miss Feyer. however.
discovers that Lizzie has stolen the
coupon She is threatened with ar
rest, and to save herself, gives up
the ticket.
Mrs. Young. the authoress. has In
troduced much byplay and many sit
uations which are mild caricatures
of everyday conditions. Very cleverly
and conyincinsly she shows the fu-
tllity OF battling against the onslaught
OF old age and the good that can be
derived from n happy disposition The
Lottery Man" was voted one Of the
genuine successes OF the past sea
SOL
Seats are now selling at the box of
flee. IL
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-16
Y / OIL A { ION 5
OF SPEED
Limit

P r OShea explained to Judge
burphy this morning that he Is from
Nevada, where a little question OF
speed with an automobile is not con-
sidered. and that II he had violated
tbe laws of ogden by fast driving he
was willing TO settle the account
III | have done this. Judge 1t IS
rp To me TO make 1t right" said
O'Shea, but did not intend 10 break
the law Down in Nevada, where |
come from. why in little speed like
that there would be nothing to 1t [
am certain that ] was not travelling
more than 20 miles an hour. and [
don't see how | could go much slower
than that"
You may not have intended to
break the law. but YOU did said the
Judge, and it Is up 10 me TO do some
thing toward stopping this excessive
speed with motor machines | will
fine you $25. In default OF the pay
ment OF which you will spend 20 days
i'll the city jail This speeding must
cease
Shea was charged with exceed
ing the speed limit in his automobile,
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-16
GREEK CLAIMS RE
WAS NOT IN OGDEN

Mamie Jordan In police court testi-
fed that George Sarus. a Greek,
struck her In the face with his fist,
August 4 and knocked her down. She
said that the Greek came to her place
and looked through the window at
her. She told him to leave and he
struck her. Her friend Daisy Bow
man. said she saw Sarus at the col
ored womaD's window and also saw
him strike in the direction of the WIN
dow, but did not see the fist strike
the girls face. She afterwards picked
Mamie up from the floor of the room
In an unconscious condition A doc
tor was sent for and Mamies face
was treated
The defendant stated that he was in
Pocatello. Idaho. August 7. and had
not been in Ogden s.nce last May un-
hl Friday. August IL, and that he had
never seen the negro woman. He
gave 4 good account oil himself for
the past few months. but the Judge
advised that the matter had better be
given further investigation before
Judgment was passed Both women
are neeresses and are habitues of the
alley,
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-16
ClEW TO MURDERER
OF MISS eENlGHUS

Abilene. Kas. Aug l6.-What is re.
garded as significant clew in con
nection with the supposed murder of
Miss Bertha BeniSnuS here Sunday.
was discovered today. The merchants
bill head upon which the German note
was written was taken from a box on
the table in the corner of the girls
room In this box She kept receipts
and private letters.
This is believed TO be further evi-
dence of murder and to indicate that
the murderer engaged in a thorough
search of Miss BenignuS effects. prob.
ably In an effort to get hold of some
document II also seems evident that
he was fairly familiar with the con-
tents Of the room
An immense thronG attended Miss
Benlgus' funeral today, among them
Earl Livingston, to whom she was to
nave been married yesterday
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-16
ELY-CALUMET

That another lease on the estate
{" the Ely Calumet Copper company
Is IN high-grade lead-silyer-coppcr ore
oil an extent which promises to make
nine, Is word which comes from
Ely The lease is on the Wild Cat
cain of the company. where W d.
bush, Z \, Ross and associates be-
gan work only three weeks ago With
only one man working, more than five
IONS of ore have been taken out,
ana average assays OF the product
give values OF 255 ounces of silver.
% per cent copper and 405 per cent
leau- More men have been placed
Upon the work, that development aS
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-16
BENCH CANAL
MUST Gl E
UP ST OCK

At the meeting OF the city council
last night, the following communica-
tlon from the mayor was received.
ITO the Honorable President and
Members OF the City Council, Og.
den, Utah
Gentlemen: The board of direct
orS of tho Ogden Bench Canal com
pany has reconsidered It's order CIV
ing Ogden city all its stock II Is en-
tltled to on payment of this years
assessment, claiming that the city
ought 10 paw back assessment for
several years
AS Ogden City has always paid its
assessments on all stock levied on by
the company, and as unissued stock
is not assesSable. and as the city has
not used the water, and as the Bench
Canal company had leased the city
water TO the Ogden Waterworks com
Puny for large sum of money each
year, the city Is entitled to its stock
without any payment OF back assess
ment.
i recommend that tho city attor-
ney be instructed to Immediately
bring suit against the directors of
the Bench Canal company, compel.
ing them 10 issue to Ogden city all
the stock it is entitled to in the
Bench Canal COMPANY Very respect
fdlly submitted tSigned) William
Glasmann, Mayor
After the reading OF the mayors
communication the council acted
upon the matter and unanimously in
structed the city attorney to proceed
oeainst the Bench Canal company to
enforce the city's rights.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-16
BIG BALL GAME
ON WEDNESDAY
Ogden League Team in Danger of Humiang Defeat
Hands of Country Nine-Boys of North Ogden
Filled With Confidence

The ball gamc tomorrow afternoon
between the Ogden Lobsters OF tho
state league and the North Ogden
team of the county league is creat-
.rg moro interest among local fans
than any other diamond contest OF
the season. and II looks as though
the largest crowd of the year is 60
ib6 TO be on hand TO witness IL.
A pool is being formed by Ogdon
fans to cover at TWO TO ono all the
North Ogden collateral that is forth
coming Up to the present time fans
say that very little county league
money has cbirped or made itself
visible to the naked eye
North Ogden people can get all
the money they want to cover at one
to two" said Dad Gimln this morn
ing. There is money around the
Goddard and Harrope or the Hem
way and Moser cigar stores that can
be pulled down awfully easy by the
North Ogdenites, who feel a hunch
that their team is going to win to-
norrow's game. Personally 7 don't
think the county League bunch has q
ghost of chance They are entirely
outclassed and It is safe bet at
three TO one on the locals. The
North Ogden team has lot of conf
dencc In its ability to beat us, and 1t
may put up better game than |
figure on"
The report that North Ogden is to
nsc Pocatello battery is denied by
tho county leaguers, who assert that
they have the best battery In the
state in the person of Shadwick and
Shook. Sbadwick has certainly been
doing some classy work In the box
ngaInet the county league teams, bur
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-16
MONTANA -BiNGH I'M

What looks like another mammoth
Bingham red metal proposition Is in
process of development within the
boundary lines OF the Montana Bling
ham company, the group resting
within the arsItocratlc neighborhood
that contains such mines as the Utah
Copper and Starless The Montana
Bingham adjoils the Starless, and
across it extends the noted Quinn
.issure, which in turn cuts the Star
less and Boston Consolidated terri
tory further along.
This fissurc has been explored on
the MontanaBingham property by
tunnel and a crosScut gave j width
of $50 feet. copper assays being had
ali the way There Is not to exceed
80 to 10 feet of this ore, however,
which is of a sufficiently good grace
Tor concentration whore it has been
explored. At the present time the
management Is driving a second tun-
hel which, when the fissure is
reached. VIII give an additional yertI-
cal depth OF 700 feet, which will be
a greater depth by 500 feet than the
Starless has so far gained on this
vein. The officials are not indulging
III speculations for publication regard
ing what this lower tunnel will dis
close in the MISUNDERSTANDING, but
their faith is best evidenced In the
liberal expenditure of capital to af-
lord a comprehensive idea of what
the merits OF this group are
The Montana-Binghnm company is
composed OF Butte, Salt Lake and
Bingham capitalists and mining men
who have abundant justification for
believing Bingham the most inviting
mining camp in the world for in
VeStment.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-16
DO D Y 4 AK EN-
7 @ @ | D
HOME

Frank Irish. formerly of Evanston
Nyo.. died in this city Sunday even
Ing of Brights disease, after an III
ness OF several months For the past
three months Mr.. Irish had been i'm
serious condition. and In Il last effort
To save his lile he was brought To
ogden, where he has been receiving
the best medical attention obtainablc.
The deceased had been married but
TWO years last June and leaves a wife
and one child. fourteen months old
Mrs. IRISH was formerly Miss Ira
Thomas Of this city and * a sister of
Mrs. Mcintosh. The wife left this
morning with the husbands remains
Tor his old home at Pennington. Mich.
whore the burial will be held Tho
widow is accompanied by a member
ol the Railway Firemen. OF which or
Sanlzation Mt Irish was member.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-16

Just how he will stack up when faced
by the st<.e league players is another
matter That can't be decided until
after the game.
Toner. who will be on the firing
Inc for the locals. and who the North
ogden players believe they will be
able TO pound out OF the box, saws
that he does not think the county
leaguers will be in it for minute.
He says that he had an off day whom
he pitched against the team Tor Hoop
CT. and that he did not attempt TO
throw anything but straight balls.
al got a three-bagger and two
hagger off Shadwick In three times at
bst." smiled the freckled finger, $50
don't believe We will have much
trouble In finding their man for some
hits"
The Ogden lineup will be without
any changes Lumley will be behind
TIE bat. His fingers, which gave him
scme trouble in throwing during Sun
days game, are in botter shape, and
it is expected that the entire team
WI be In good condition for the con
test
Dad Gimlia intends to take no
chances OF being humlliated by a de-
feat at the hands OF the county
lcaguerS. and is putting his very hest
mon In the lineup. and every player
VIII call out the best that Is In him
20 capture the game
The only change In the regular
lineup OF the North Ogden team Will
lie In the outfield. where Campbell
will take tho place OF Barker.
In order that many clerks and Shon
workers will have a chance to see
the match. the game Will not be called
until 1880.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-16
ABANDONED A 1T
For the Old Fashioned Coffee Was
Kill ng.

Il always drank coffee with tho rest
Cf the family. for il seemed as If there
was nothing for breakfast IL we did
not have It on the table.
II had been troubled for some time
with mv heart, which did not feel
right This trouble grew worse stead
ily
Some times it would beat fast and
n other times very slowly, so that
would hardly be able to do work for
m hour or two after breakfast and
if I walked up a hill it save me A
severe pain.
II had no idea cf what the trouble
was until a friend suggested that per
haps ii might he caused by coffee
drinking | tried leaving Oft the col.
fec and began drinking Postum The
change came quickly ] am now glad
to say that | am entirely we'll of the
heart trouble and attribute the cure
to leaving of coffee aud the use Of
Postum.
"A number Of my friends have aban'
doned coffee and have taken up with
Postum. which they are using stead
lily. There arc some people that make
Postum very weak and taStelcss, bui
if 1t Is boiled long enough, accord
ing to directions, il is a very delic, J
iouS beverage. We have never useo |
any OF the old fashioned coffee since
Postum was first started in our
house.
Read the little book THE Road TO
Wellville,' in pkgs There's Rea'
son
Ever read the above letter. ne"
one appears from time to time, TneY Z
arc genuine. true, and full Of hum'"
interest
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-16
RIO G R AN De
T RAINS ARB
WRECKED

EastOound passenger train No. S of
the Denver &c Rio Grande, which left
here last night, coll,ded early this
morning. head-on. with freight train
near Woodside Utah Engineer Lo-
pas and Fireman L + Smith of the
passenger train and the engineer OF
the freight train were slightly injured
They were taken TO Grand Junction
for treatment
None of the passengers was hurt
1t Is expected to have the track clear
this afternoon
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-16
SUNDAY CASE
IN POLICE
COURT

When the case of the city against
David Rosenthal and Harry Albert,
charged with the violation OF the Sun
day closing law, was called in Judge
Murphy's court this morning, the at
torney for the prosecution stated that
the complaining witness in the case
w. +. Compton. was away on vaca-
ton that might lie of long duration,
and that he, therefore. would ask that
the case be dismissed without preJu,
dice. Ii was so ordered
The city attorney stated that Comp.
ton was not only wanted as a witness
in this case, but that the court want
ed him for obtaining money under
false pretenSes
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-16

ling calves as leaders, young Johns
particular duties being to lead the
calves Tho family arrived in Salt
Lake valley September 19. 1919
John Mcdonald was the father Of
eight children. those being Fannie r,
Margotts. John Mcdonald Jr.. Rachael
Mareetts. James G.. Mcdonald, JuDius
Mcdonald. William G. Mcdonald,
Eleanor Chamberlain and George w.
Mcdonald
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-16

tho most prosperous of all the coun-
tries OF Europe. and that conditions
are improving in the country in many
ways.
The Young man speaks German
very we'll, and took advantage OF his
stay In the country TO familiarl2e
himself with various institutions and
movements which are at present al
tecting the thought and activity of
the German people. He says that
tho popular feeling is growing more
strongly in opposition to tho govern
plents restrictions against public
meetings and gatherings and that the
people are gaining more liberties in
many ways than they have ever had
teforo
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-16
HOW TOO MUCH
MILK ON a SHIP

New York. Aug 16-Fresh milk
In superfluous quantities was enjoyed
by passengers on the liner Minneton.
ka, which has just arrived here from
London. Even a milk bath could
have been had for d mere song, for
after the passengers and the crow
had all the milk they wanted each
oay there WAS still so much left over
that many gallons had TO be thrown
Into the sea
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-16
NOTICE.

The Wasatch Gun club will have a
meeting next Thursday evening Aug.
18th, at J. NJ. Skeens office, 800 Eccles
blk, All members invited to come.
OSCAR COUCH, Secretary
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-16
NATIONAL GUARD
IN COLUMBUS

Columbus. O.. Aug 16-The
state house yard is half filed
with tents OF the First regi-
went. Ohio National Guard.
who arrived from Cincinnati
early today on a call for strike
duty bv Governor Harmon.
There has been little riotlng
or serious disorder since the
announcement that the troops
would again be placed in Co
mmbus. The street cars are
running on something Like
schedule time.
C 6 9 @ G 9 G O @ . . 9 9
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-16
REVENUES So, 900, 900,

Washington. Aug. 16.-It is esti.
mated that revenues for the fiscal year
VIII approach sS.000.0OO from the tax
on tobacco and cigarettes provided bv
the Payne-&IGEich tarlff law,
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-16

From Austin, Nevada l. FELTON,,
acting forest supervisor OF the Toiya
be national forest. with headquarters
az Austin, Nevada. is In the city for
few days sojourn with the foresterf
Of the Fourth district He reports
that, generally. conditions are good at
Austin. There are but few farms n
that section of country. most of tine
enterprises being along the line of
mining and stock raising
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-16

Harold and Kenneth Trip have rc
turned from a few weeks vacation a.
Evanston Wyoming They report hay
Ing spent an enjoyable time