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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-17
Der b0dfte glat Der scfabrIidfte.

Gin frdn5oiiider General fiibrte
elitmal ieine Sriippan einen beidtper.
lldlen 8eg, babel ermabnte er Tie
llftaltborlid, feline Strapa8en al
lf,elien. Sa rief inn elmer bon Sen
Soloaten 5n: nSerr General, sic
ltsen onf einem id)onen 8fero, mir
ortien SenfeI miiiiert 5u SUB eeben"
Sofnrt itieg Der General bonn 8fer6
mo bot Dem SoIoaten Ieinen &las
an. 9ieier uoIlte nun ourdais nibt
aiit Sos gferb iteigen, aber er mltB.
fe getordcn. aourn lab CT ober, ga
iraI ibn elm SdrnB, uno er fuar foot.
ga fagte Der General: .Sebt ibr,
Der boffte 9Ias lit INNER Ser ae.
la5rIiditeF. gamit iebte er iidJ iuie.
per altf unb rift peiter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-17
NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTION.
State of Missouri
County of Gasconade. SIS.
Covn+y r1arL,s oPf;oo

State of Missouri
County of Gasconade. SIS.
County Clerks Office.
Notice is hereby given that a pri,
mary election will be held at the
regular polling places in each pre-
cinct of said county of Gasconade on
the first Tuesday of August 1910, be-
ing the I'd. day Of August 1910 for the
purpose of nominating candidates for
the following offices to be voted for
at the general election to be held on
Tuesday the Sth day of November,
1910:
Judge of Supreme Court.
Safe Superintendent of Public Schools
Railroad and Warehouse Commits
sioner.
Representative in Congress for Ninth
District.
Judge of the Circuit Court for the
Thirty-second Judicial Circuit.
Member House of Representative.
Presiding Judge of the County Court,
Judge County Court, Northern Distric
Judge County Court, Southern Distric
Judge of the Probate Court.
Clerk Circuit Courtand ex-officio Re.
corder.
Clerk County Court.
Prosecuting Attorney.
! County Collector.
Justice OF the Peace-Burbois Town.
| ship
Justice of the Peace-Boulware Town
ship.
Justice of the Peace-Boeuf Township
Justice of the Peace-Brush Greek
Township.
Justice of the Peace-Canaan Town
ship.
Justice of the Peace-Clay Township
Justice of the Peace-Richland Town
ship.
Justice of the Peace-Roark Town
ship.
Justice of the Peace--Th:rd Creel
Township.
Constable-Bourbois Township.
Constable-Boulware Township.
Constable-Boeuf Township.
Constable-Brush Creek Township.
Constable Canaan Township.
Constable-Clay Township.
Observation-Disclosures Township.
Constable--Roark Township.
Constable-Third Creek Township.
Committeeman-Bourbois Township.
Committeeman-Boulware Township.
Committeeman-Boeuf Township.
Committeeman-Brush Creek Town
ship.
Committeeman-Canaan Township.
COMPLEMENTARY Township.
Committeeman-Richland Township.
Committeeman--Roark Township.
Committeeman-Third Creek Town
ship.
Given under my hand and officia
seal this the 9Th day of May, 1910.
(SEAL) THEO. GRAF,
Clerk of the County Court.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-17
BASE BALL.
Mortgage

st. Louis 5 Hermann q
The A. B. Jrs., with their fine new
uniforms now going under the name
of Peters Shoe Co., lost m of the
best games played here this season
The game was an interesting n
and two errors in the second inning
by the home team were responsible
for the loss Of the game although
poor coaching on the bases also fig
ured in the loss OF marks in the u
column.
For next Sunday June 10 a game
has been arranged with the Deaf and
Dumb team of st. Louis. Don't fail
to see this team.
The Enterprise Military Band will
furnish the music for the parade in
the afternoon.
ScOre.--
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-17

te, mas ibr unab1nberlid beporitanb.
Sbre 8erbeirntbimtg nit Oem SerSoe
BON 9orf, pelhe beibe 9etbeiliete
moglifit lon9e gebeim boIten luoll-
ten, mar in5piiden alleemein be-
FAINT e~cporocn. Die aOniaiu Iieb
lie aber nidt geIten unb perlou9tc
BON Dem SerSog, bob er lid Der
YrirBeiiin BON Sed noberN ioIle. Die
ibrerieits bereitpillie ailf ben @un,
ib Der &0niein eingins.
Der Ser5og bon gorf iufte Der
Srennung bon ieiner iuneen Irol,
ous5nmeiden .er beitiirmte ieincr
@ater, 0e,t &rinSen bon @aIes. unb
ieine 8roBmutter. &onigin &ictorio
0ab leine critic Che anerfanftt mer'
Den IolIte. @r permod)te ben Sang
Der G%retgniiie ober ui6t aui6uboIt.
en-. Nitf Den 8uuih Der Sonieir
lamb iriue &erbciratbunq nit bei
&rip5diin bon Sed itatt.
Seine 5peitc Gbe lit trobOem eiltt
aIiidlide, Sed)S ainOer ipto Der.
ieIbeu e%ntiproiien uno er bot iciut
~5lueite 6rou liebeil gelernt. Scrgci
zen ober bat er ieinen tllr3eu Sieb.
cSronan nit Morp Sepnlour nid)t
Die 'Grcnung Duu ibr bat elmer
Shotten iibcr iein golr6cs ipdtcres
2eben geiporfcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-17
Executors Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters
Testamentary upon the Estate OF
Karl Sonntag,
deceased. have been granted to the
undersigned, by the Probate Court of
Gasconade County, Missouri, bearing
date the 18th. day of April 1910.
All persons having claims against
said Estate are required to exhibit
them to III for allowance within one
year from the date OF said Letters,
or they may be precluded from any
benefit Of such Estate; and IL such
claims be not exhibited within two
years from date of the first publ
cation Of this notice, they will be for.
ver barred.
Augusta sonntag
Jesse 6aber
Executors.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-17

-
lbertrift ie fait ale Grwartun9en. Die
Sdiuddhe. oas gSaIier ~einSubaIteu, ionic bren.
nenots Wnierlaicn miro olrb oicie grsuei
beieitiet, ife linbcrt bic bbien HahioIaen oes
@euuiies BON Spiritucien, Sier un6 @ein
uno perbinoert ba5 pitmoliee @alierlaiicn
bel Tog mo ipdhreno Ger S6laiseit.
y,SUampsR out'F furirt nidlt ancs,
fir Niereu-, 9eber. une 8laiens9eioeu III tie
aber nnStueifelhaft Die bette glrsuci. Surb
ben groBen @rfola, Der in Der 9rieat.%raris
liberau erSielt tuIr5e, lpuroen ipir Al eiacr
ipesielen Bcrtebrnas neranla6t, an ale
Seier bieleS Slattes, iuelde bieie Nrsnei nod
Dibt probtrt babeu, cine &robeIlaid)c, ipirie
elm &nmpblet, iucldbeS anocutct, wte man
0tereHs rnb Slnieuleioen eutoedcn tam unp
,Spamp. 0tpet" udhcr beidrctbt, portoIrct
at i%iberieuoeu. SSenn
Sic Ihreiber, e%ripdbnen eTzMT5.
Sic, ote liberale Gfferte ss.ssssssss sss.
tn Dteienl 8latte geleien .sssas asisss..s
III baben lno ihidcn SSGRgggs sssNsSz;Il
sic Sbre GSrciIe all
Or. &ilmer & Go,
Binabamtpn, ". y. S'pampsS0'tS eeimai5
Sic re9rldren so Gent uro 1 1plar GIaid,rn
lino in allen Mpotbefcn Az baben. Wton
merle iih ben 9amer: .5,pauln sRppt," Or.
&ilmer's s&pot," uuO ole NpreIe
Siusbamton, y. 3, an ieOer 6Iaide.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-17

abonnirt oiif bas Sermanner.
ToIfsbIott.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-17
gierbeiuise Slider.
Der srpke Staat se1as bat MiiiOrrt
in Der 3ndt BON @anleieln
iiberflheelt.

@s lit nidt Dabri6etrlih, Dob
in abiebbarer 3eit Die NouIeieI bel
ms obf0mmdi6 per6en. Sic Bill.
ben in peiten @egeroen Der Ser.
Staaten na6 pie Dor einen tpidtfg-
en- gbeil ocs @erfebrspeiens unO oes
@~oIfslebens. @unberbar mlsoaii-
er1to, pie iie iinb, ideinem lie iifJ
bod Dem iiioliden alima bclonbers
gut an5ltpaiien; rno man finoet meit
aus oie meiiten iiibIi6 bonn Ohio.
Slub.
Sriiber mar infer beriibmteiter
uno be6eutenoiter @auIeieI . Stoat
@iiIouri, Iaftge Belt maI6irtc cr in
bieIer 8esiebrng nidt mir an Der
Spite unlerer llnionsitaaten, ion.
bern iiberbaupt aIler Gambler Der
@eIt.
God 6as lit in Den lebten Sabr-
Ell anoers genoroen; SerdS Itebt
lett ais MdliIeieIitant ut ser Spite
ilpb bat Mifouri Elm glttes Stiif
Stnter ii9 gelalien, uenigitenS mas
Die Menge Der bierfiiBigen Slider
on6elangt. Son 715 Rillionen
@aitleieIn (itnb @auItbieren), mel
DIE es oerIaBlifer SddBung 3ufolge
beilte IN Der @elt gibt, entbdIt Ser
Stodt bes einiamen Sterns nabesu
etu 3ebntel, rtGmli6 100000. Ger
ourdidnittli6e 8ert6 eines 0teier
Sbiere miro IN Seras oitf 80 9oll-
ors geibabt; oies 6eoeittet einen qe.
iammttpertb Der teraniiden @arl-
eiel in Sobe bon $69,4SS, 900, aIip
rabe5u 10 MiIlionen Dollars.
InOcrerieits bat @iiiouri beut.
sutdae mir 344 900 aber, oieIelben
iteben bober i'm &reis, ols sic ter
ontlfcn, I'm bolle 500 gilt ein
@iiioitrier @auIeieI bi1rGidnittlid,
me6r; er itebt aGio aif $t19. 9as
beOelttet immerbin einen @eiamm.
pertb bon nabe3u Al MilIionen 9ol-
lars (getau gefaet: $40,936, 0O0.)
lleberboltpt idpponfet Die YreiIe
Der @al,Ieiel in peridieoencn @egen-
ben iebr, am bGditen Bel inns fteb.
Ell lie'in Sitb : Carolina, tlGmlifS ie
1 $f57, nno ant niebrigiten in 0ebu-
bd utto @ep Merico, n1mIid5 je $40
Hfod) fein "Srltfto bat in oieier 9e.
5tebilng fir einbeitli6e Greiie ae.
lorgt. Der orittbe6eilten6ite ntIerer
@sauleieI . Staaten lit gegeupGrtiq
Georgia, beiien 9eitano at bieIer
Ebieren beinabe SO MiIlionen Coll.
ars pertb lit, 6as dlIo bierim Miiiou
n ilobe fommt. Damn fonrmt Gen,
rellee oils bterter Staat (fiir nabe.
5t SO Wtillionen Collars Ma1IeieD
gtliiiliippi als f%iinfter lin6 aIobontc
aals 1ehster. @S pGre ni6t All Der,
funltoern, tpenn Noro,G Carolina ols
ltebenter Stoat iebr boIo BARN Dor
Selttltfp iiberfliigeIt pGre. 9el
oret5ebnte RauIeieI-S taat be3iiglid
oes 8ertbes lit SIIinois, ober el
miro bon &anias be5iielid) Ser I3ab,
nm einige Sauieno Stiid iibertrof
Ten. Grmdbnensuertb lit nod, bai
Der jiinge Staat Sfldboma @arleIe
I'M 8ertbe bon iiber 20 @illionet
Sollors bat, un6 baB Der Staa
ytep gorf ben %. &ong oils @eoul
elel.Staat einnimnlt (ntit nur einen
8ertb bon $575,0oo).
Die @eiammt5abI Ser @auleI,
,r Den Ser. Staaten miro allf 4,
lrz5000 besiffert, - iiber Bic SdIft
oeS 9eitotbes ser @eIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-17
aptis.

NnldBlid 6es Sobres gncomp.
nsnt, Department MiHouri, llniteo
Spaniib gar geterauen in aonias
'sitp perfauft Die go: @aeific gabn
en- 10. II. 90. SUM 5abrfarteu gut
lir Sin unb Serfabrt 5u $50 gill
Fis slr &iidreiie Bis siin "a. SUM.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-17

&err s. 8. @enfcI empfieBIf
iid fir ale borfoutmenSen 4otar.
arbeiten. SIM Gruderei.sebGiibe su
finben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-17
Gteben Ste amf NIT ctnem
tabtnett Student
RittsMIesissn maAt Gle sIsnS.

Or. &ilmer'S .Spamps&pota (Sumpf.
BuraeD, bic punoerbare @ieren., 2eber. unb
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-17

bialen'Nr6net, VI me-
gen ibren porSieliden
~@isentdaften, fpelGe
bic @eiunobett pieoer
beriteu ,fait Seoem be-
tanut. Sur @ciunbuns
BON &beumatiSmus,
R~idenidmerSen, fran.
Ten Rieren, 9eber uno
Sluien, ionic Sdmers
sen in iraeno eiuem
ThsiIe NeS 6nrroouora
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-25
PRESENTED
WITH CANE

w r. HorSpool. who on Nov 2S
was retired on a pension by .he Har-
rim0n railroad company. was honored
Friday night by IA of his fellow work
men from the freight depot, who call.
ed ut his home and presented him
n gold headed cane and a purse o.
money
When the presentation was made
by William Hope, in the name of the
cneck clerks. Mt Horspool was so
overcome with emotion that he could
scarcely express his thanks. Later he
requested The Examiners representa-
tive 10 say that he was affected by the
Kindness shown and he hoped rich
reward would come to his comrades.
For 10 years Mr. Horspool was in
the employ Of the Hartman railroads
and was one of the most popular men
in local railroad circles, both with
his fellow employees and with the Of
ficials of the road
He was born in London. England.
March IL. 1S45, and came to this coun-
try i'm 1852, He reached Salt Lake in
1864 and later went north in the en-.
ploy OF the Ben Halliday Stage com.
pany. with which he remained until
1867. when he began working for the
Express company OF Deep
Creek, west of Salt Lake. IL was in
1870 that he entered the emplog OF
the railroad company as yard clerk.
Prior to his retiment he was one
of the clerks in the freight Office, AID
it was the other clerks of this Office
who called at his homo on Twenty.
sixth street Friday night and In words
and tokens gave expression TO their
esteem
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-25
CONDITION OF
STOCK MARKET

New York, Dec 24.-Business in
the stock market this week was char
acterized by its narrowness and un-
certain price movements. It's purely
professional character and the eX-
tremely small volume OF operations
call for little comment.
Net price changes were unimpor-
tant for the most part, but losses pre-.
dominated and the tone towards the
Slackening In the demand for bonds.
but the outlook in that market is en-
couraeing on the whole.
General conditions, so far as they
have to do with the Industrial and
commercial development of the coun-
try. are practically unaltered. Fur.
ther contraction Is shown in the steel
and iron industry. This movement
has spread and now affects copper
and allied lines.
Mercantile business. more particu-
larly the rotall trade. shows the nat
ural Improvement due to the HOLIDAYS.
but in wholesale lpes caution and
conservatism prevail
Money is now abundant at this cen.
ter. and financial institutions are buy.
Ing freely of commercial paper AZ
reduced discounts.
Railroad reports In numerous In.
stances continue TO show reduced
earnings and retrenchment in expen.
diturcs is likely TO hold pending re-
adjustment OF freight rates.
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-25
NON,SUIT IN A
DAMAGE CASE

In the damage suit of Charles B.
2eWeil against Henry Linderman,
Judge Howell yesterday granted
tne motion for non.suit and dscharg.
cd the jury.
In granting the motion the court
stated that II had not been shown by
the testimony that Mr. Lindermm
was responsible for the acts of his
son 1nasmuch as the boy was not act
ins as his agent or servant and that
he was not operating the automobile
under the consent or knowledge OF
his father.
lie evidence disclosed the fact that
Young Linderman. after driving his
iather and other members OF the fam.
liy to the theater. had been persuaded
by some of his friends to go out for
Joy ride. which he did, the acct
dent happening while he was on the
trip. The father. the defendant in the
case. had told the boy to put the ma
chine In the garage.
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-25
PROBATE AND
MOTION DAY

The probate and motion calendars
came up for consideration before Judge
Howell Yesterday, being disposed
Of in the following manner.
Probate
Estate and guardianship OF John
Leo Egan, ct al; petition for letters
of guardianship Granted
Estate and guardianship OF Myrtle
L. Hardy, ct al. minors, petition for
approval, allowance and settlement of
first account and report. Granted
Estate of William Blake. deccase,!I
petition for approval. allowance and
settlement of final account; 10 set
compensation of administratriX. for
discharge and release. Granted.
Estate OF John J. Ohlson. deceased:
petition for family allowance Grant
ed.
Estate of Jens C. Christensen, de-
ceased; petition for approval, allow.
ance and settlement of final account
and for distribution. Granted.
and for distribution. Granted. Bond
$50.
Estate and guardianship Of Jeremiah
Paul Donohue, ct al, minors, petition
for letters of administration, Grant
cd Bond $500.
Estate and guardianship of Beda
Josephine Nelson. ct al, minors, pc
tition Tor letters Of guardianship
Granted. Bond S1.10o.
Estate of John Contos, deceased.
report of referee. Approved
Estate of Maria L. Stoddard, de-
petition for letters OF admin
iStration. Granted, Bond, s175.
Motione.
Asel Kyes VS.. Robert c. Lundy, eX-
ecutor; demurrer overruled; 10 DAYS
20 answer
Mary Baxter VS.. VIM. A. Baxter;
motion to strike out cross complaint
denied. demurrer to answer and
cross complaint overruled: $40 a
month allmony and $50 attorney fees
allowed.
VIM. Bowe VS.. John Calfa ct al:
motion to dismiss denied.
Mintie Little Woodmaneee VS.. Sam
lel Porter Woodmansee; citation: con-
.inued.
Luella DoXey VS.. Alma T. Doxey: !
notion, continued.
Frank Krase vs.. the Denver G. Rio |
irandc railway; petition for remov-
Il denied
Maria T Martin VS.. Herman Mar
in, order to show cause. continued.
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-25
GOOD THINGS
BY BASKETFuL

tifty baskets bulging with pood
things 10 eat viii be distributed - 'oS nc
many destitute families Yesterday
oE tho Ogden corps of tho SaIvotion
Army, and half hundred for,o,rn
hOns9, 0eS wiz be frightened today by il
ooGn 'liul Christmas dinner.
Inc baskets. which were pronorad
,u'S morning by Captain a. II. Ches.
nann ond MS wife, contain each good
"ISed pork roast. piece of beef, DO.
'e1pcs' 2paies, car OF fruit: three
i.oGhus OF sugar. bread and portion
u oue'er, one sack Of flour, a pnck-
S7c OF coffee, bunch of celery 9nd =
o.n ot condensed milk. al of these
aIlicles were either donated 10 the
army or We're purchased with money
donated
Captain Chesbam stated vester.
cay mat the people OF Ogden have
zen liberal in their donations and
.IaI many courtesies have been ex.
tCuoed 10 the army workers in their
to relieve the sufferings of the
PoCr FAMILIES on Christmas.
Ne%t Tuesday night the army will
ucat 200 poor children TO tho sieht
OF Christmas trees decorated with
c''ulcS : and presents for their uenc.
't Sacks of candles and nuts will
nc given TO tho little ones, and many
other presents of moro substantial
nature also VIII be distributed.
According TO the captain OF the 10.
,al corps, the Salvation Army In the
nited States will feed in the neigh.
@orhcod Of half million hungry peo-
lie today. f0
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-25
WAS CAUGHT
BETWEEN CARS

H. w Lotan, a switchman EN-.
ployed In the Hartman yards. was
severely injured Friday night while
coupling cars. He was taken to the
Ogden hospital Immediately after the
accident. 1t Is expected that he will
recover.
The accident occurred about IL
o'clock, while Lotan was at work In
the making up of a train. Lotan is be
lleved TO have attempted TO make a
coupling and was caught between the
cars. His cries were heard by his
fellow workmcn and he was picked
up and a physician called TO attend
him. HIS back was badly bruised and
his shoulder is believed to be dis
located. Lotan resides in this city
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-25
OPIUM FOUND STORED
AWAY ON A SHIP

San Francisco. Dec. 24-Customs
inspectors yesterday discovered IS
tins oil opium. valued at $4,000. on the
liner Asia The drug was concealed
between the lining and wall of the
dining room. A small crack in the
moldlng surrounding i panel was no.
ticed by searcher, and closer In
spection revealed that the panel had
been tampered with.
When it was removed a dozen cans
OF opium fell to the floor.
This is the first large seizure of
opium made at this port since last
February. The drug will be destroy
ed
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-25
Crane BI0Ss0m SuquoSItON

cannot DC thankful enough 10,
what tho OranGe Blossom Suppository
has done for me. / was a chronic sui.
ierer for hyc years With abscess OF
tho womb, could not ride OF walk at
oil. was greatly reduced and cnly
weighed l2l pounds. | learned of
Oran6e Blossom SuppositorJ and gave
II trial. was relieved from the first
have used nearly two boxes and am a
well wo@an, weigh 1G0 pounds and do
all my own housework. Would advise
al sufferers c: female weakness to
Try The Orange Blossom Suppository.
Yours very sincerely,
MRS, IDA GILMORE.
127 Jerome avenue. Owosso. Mich
For sale. 81 by all druggists. Ask
gour druggist ior cook and free
sGmple.
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-25
He is SIMPLY CRAZY.

Philadelphia, Dec 2l.-The foreign.
CT who Yesterday told tho police that
he had SC; fro to the leather factory
Wednesday night. when fourteen per.
soma were Killed. was sent by the DO.
lice today TO hospital as patient,
the police being convinced that he had
nothing 10 do with the fire.
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-25
Bank Statement

New York, Dec. 24-The following
is the New York clearing house sun.
mary for the week ending Dec 23rd
Loans, S1,224.1S1, 900; increase, g..
247000
Deposits, S1,lS9,S4O.ooO; increase.
So. .437. 900.
Circulation. s47SSs. 900; increase,
$605. 900
Specie. s2a9.22S 900; decrease. ST..
215.000.
Legal tenders, sGs,O29 900; decrease,
SG05 900.
Reserve. sSO7231,ooO, increase. $s,-
$4,000.
Reserve required, s2o7.SS5, 900; in
crease, S2.362. 900.
Surplus, $a,S9G.ooO; increase, $780,
coo.
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-25
TRAVELLED 1000 MILES

Colorado Springs, Colo. Dec. 2I-
John T. McCrumm OF Sharpeyille.
Pa. travelled nearly 1000 miles TO
marry Miss Della F. Doench here yes.
terday, and Immediately after the Ger.
emony departed for his home in Penn.
sylvania-alone.
His wife Will join him in the SUM.
mer The young woman is here with
her parents for her health.
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-25
SPECIAL ToCKHOLOERS MEET.
ING

Notice is hereby given to the stock.
holders OF the j. s. Campbell Co, Il
corporation of the State of Utah, that
a special stockholders meeting OF the
stockholders is called to convene at
the company's Office, Ogden, Utah, on
the ith day of January. 1911, for the
purpose OF amending Article no. 7 OF
the articles of incorporation of the
company, and to transact any and all
other business that may come before
the meeting. J. S. CAMPBELL.
President
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-25
HALF A TON OF
GOLD FROM lOITAROD

y Seward, Alaska, Dec. 24.-Half :
r q ton OF gold was brought out =
\ over the trail on dog slods BY a ,
\ party of five miners who arrived =
\ from the Iditarod district yes ;
r terday. This is the camps ,
+ cleanup since the close of nay )
+ lgation for the winter The gold =,
+ viii be sent to the government =
= assay office at Seattle. =
y Members OF the party say the =
y trail is rough. making hard work '
= Tor heavy-laden dog teams. +
I Z 4 I I = I 4 4 4 I 4 = =
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-25
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

FORTY ACRES fine sandy loan. two
miles from city; under canal, but
good for three crops of alfalfa with.
out water: will sell IN two tracts if
desired; sl00 per acre: small pay
ment down; balance on long time.
Hunter & Kennedy. second floor First
National Bank bldg. 12.21-1wk
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-25
ST. JOSEPH'S
GRAND HIGH MASS

Christmas at St Joseph's will be-
s.n with a grand high mass at a
NJ, the music for which Is among the
most elaborate of the many excellent
Christmas programs given in that
church
Following high mass, there will be
mass at $50 and then high mass with
= sermon at 1920.
This is the great day of rejoicing in
he Catholic world and Ogden's Cath.
&c population has made fitting prep.
alatlon for the event In their local
oeurch. Sunday morning.
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-25
Chicago.

Chicago. Dec 24-Cattle-Receipts.
estimated at 300. market steady.
beeyes, 4.5oa725, Texas steers, l.iOa
$50; western steers, dO0a5.9 30. stock
ers and feeders. 3i0a5.75. cows and
heiferS, 2.40aG.l5; calves. 7.l5a935.
HogS-Recelpts estimated at .. 900;
market STEADY; light, 7.5oa7.9o. mix.
ed. 75Oa7GO: heavy, 7.50a7 90; rough.
1.5Oa1 Go: good TO choice heavy, 65a
30; pigs. 710a7S5; bulk, 7.70a7.S5.
Sheep = Receipts estimated at l..
500; market steady native, 2. 2.i0aI.l5:
western. 2.75aA1 10, yearllngs, i.5oa
5,65; native lambs, 425aG.25: west.
ern. i25aG.25.
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-25
LEGAL.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The Intermountain Fair Association.
Ogden, Utah
The regular annual meeting OF the
foregoing corporation will be held at
the county commission rooms. Weber
county court house, Ogden City, at
1880 o'clock p m, on the 11th DAY OF
January, 1911. for the purpose OF elect
ing officers and to transact such other
business rs may lawfully come before
It EZRA RICHARDSON, Sec'y
O. b. MADISON President