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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-05
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Isaiah fl:1-8.
And there shall come forth rod
ont Of the stem Of Jesse. and a
branch shall grow out OF his roots
Amtt the spirit Cf The LORD shall rest
upon him the spirit q wisdom and
understanding, the spirit Of counsel
and might. the splrAt OF knowledge
ana Of the fear Of the Lord
And shall make him Of quick I'M
derstandins III The tear Of tho Lord:
and he shall not judge after The sight
Of bis eyes neither reproge aiter The
hearing OF his ears
Bit with Righteousness shall he
judge the poor, and reproyc with
equity for the meek Of the earth; ana
he shall smite the earth with the rod
OF his mouth, and with the breath OF
his lips shan he shay the wicked.
And righteousness shah be the
girdle OF his loins, and ialihiulness
the girdle OF his rein
The Wolf also shall dwell with the
lamb, and the eopafd shah lie down
VI / the kid: and the cali and the
yo,.lg lion ard the failing together
and little child shall leail them an.
And the COW and the bear shall
feed: their Young ones shall lie down
together, and the lion shall eat straw
like the OK.
And the sucking child shall play
on the hole OF the asp, ana ,ne wean-
I'll child shall pui his hand on the
eockatrice's den.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-05
NOTICE.

The state Board Of Public Affairs
win receive psaled bids until FL
O'Clock. noon. Saturday, Jah 8 1910
tor the printing of 522 ,2S7 oaieisl bal.
lots, and ether ele3tion supplies, as
per specification now on file IN tine
office Of the State Election Board IN
oklahoma City. oklahoma Al bal.
lots and supplies must be delivered
10 the Secretary Of the state Eiec
tion Board, in oklahoma CITY noJ lat
er than The 18th day Of july. 1910.
the successful bidder TO execute
bend. with approved security, for
double the amount Of the bid.
K. @. ALLEN. Chairman.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-05
HAVE HAD THE PROOF.

The following are few extracts
from prominent business men who
have had tho pro6f DIS to the abnl,
OF our graduates;
We have had two OF your gradu
ates in our employ and both have
given entire satisfaction. Your work
is thoroughly practical and all you
claim for it"
Il am Clerk Of the District Court.
/ have had one OF your graduates in
my oflise for several months. and find
her competent in every respect.
y have one OF your steaographcrs
in my office; she makes notes in
shorthand rapidly and transcribes
them neatly and accurately on the
typewriter, and her general work is
such that | can highly recommend
your school
Having employed seyersl Of your
graduates, / think your institution
Ike best OF its kind In this country"
I'VE have had six Of your graduates
u The past few years; they were all
good send us another
"There is such scarcity OF busi-
ness colleges who fit their students
for real business that We cannot re-
frain from praising and indorsina
your college. since several OF y5uT
students have proven competent in
our office.
We have in our employ a Young
man who is giving the highest de-
gree OF satisfaction. /. therefore
unreseryedly commend your College
We have had one of your gradn.
ates for the past twelve months as
bookkeeper and stenographer, and he
has handled with ease the depart.
ments Of our rapidly Increasing busl
ness
AS you we'll know. have had a
number of your students in my office
| take this opportunity Of sayin ey-
cry student that | have had from your
school shows superiority of training
over students that | have had from
other schools"
= have one Of your graduates; his
set4lse ~ SATISFACTORY. 4 ne ulSiJp
line, to ay nothing OF the actual
knowledge gained, would more than
pay parents for the amount expended
for their child in your institution"
7 have given your graduates Z
thorough test. and have found then
TO be accurate and quick with then
work The thorough and practiea
training you give fits them for ans
Kind of position
Write for catalogue containing
hundreds of Endorsements together
with name and address from business
men who pay our graduates sooS
salaries, and then you Will be con
yinced Of the reason why some com
potitors Of ours are disposed 70 denl
the fact thai with our modern sys
TENS we can give you a better conrst
In half tho time and at half the eN
penee that they can t-8sY
Address CAPITAL City Business tsvs
lege, Guthrie. Oklahoma.
4.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-05
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
HAVE CURED MEy

The above D a quotation from a
letter written BY II. NJ WiHkleH
Evansville. Ind y contracted q sew
ere case Of kidney trouble. Ny back
gave out and panied me. seemed to
have lest all strength and ambition /;
was bothered with dizzy spells. my
head would swim and specks float be-
80 4 my eyes. took Foley kidney
Pills regularly and am now perfectly
well aud feel like a new man Foley
Kidney Pills have cured me- j. n
Wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-05
Read rhIa.

Autchinson. Kas After trying
lociors and different medicines To-
Sidney badder and rheumatic trouble
Halls Texas Wonder cured me II Il
the best medicine or earih--Walter
g Perry. 20 s. Main st. Sold By all
ir1iTNs'a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-05

There q umcg laai tho GusANe
flaIly Leader is 10 move % 0klahona
City ana that Guthrie Capital ~ 70 be
change hands. ID Tie capita s located
at Oklahoma Gii4s Wichita Beacon
50 far as The Leader j. concerned
The Bcacnn's uni0f is based on hot
air. The Leader was founded IN
Guthrie and wiA remain "a Guthrie,
regardless % any changes In the sea-
81 government G0thric Is stil Che
capital and a good city without the
capital Il VIII be stlll better one.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-05
AAY EEuER ANn AsrAMA

BRING discomfort and misery to
many people, but Foleys Honey ard
Tai gives case and comfort to the
suffering ones. II relieves the con.
eestion In the head and sroat and
i soothing and healing. None. gem
uine but eoleg's Honey and Tar IN
the yellow package J. n, Wallace
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-05

1'ne shrieks Of factO y wistles are
not always musical, but they make
cities with commercial soundness and
contribute TO the proper growth OF a
state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-05

Another Fourth Of July celebration
has passed into history and not d
few fingers, hands and legs and some
HIVES passed with the explosive man
ifestations Of patriotisIn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-05

Since that oyster Bay insurgent
conference, standpatters have been
Whistling TO retain appearance Of
courage.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-05

Not every man who makes the most
Toise on the anniversary OF our Ma
tion's birth pays his taxes cheerful
"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-05

Nevada can return to the divorce
industry.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-05

AS proof OF faith IN our country
some folks say the prize fight is not
easily understood.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-05

Next unusual event will be Speak
er Cannon at chauiauqua meetings
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-05

Ana the best man won
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-05

And JefIries failed to come again. p
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-16

&c 5ugle, Nenneifet inSbeiatteoe /
lit tarnnle 6i9rfrG. SeIp / tam
Silltano bor aolfunen bibtil beboIot
en- Del al DC @oner, Den bapoe / piIo
Silitanb. SaaIebes er oen lem til
at ~itreife omfring, og Den fuller lit
Geoe beore emo De andre famine
Suele.
De piIbe a~olfunracer er ben noro.
amerifanife, Den merifauite % Den
bonburonife.
Slanot De famine Gacer err "tbe
Sron5e", "@bite Soqano" % "tbe
Narraneauiett" &c iornemite. Gioere
bar pi "guff" "9lacf" oa "Slote~.
"gron5eracen" bar De itsrite SSilg-
lie og er / iPr / England ocn melt
ifatteoe. 3e "bpioe Soarnocre" er
%iIinfeit til at I9gge seq. Get err
fine, u~elbpggebe 6itgle, og De bar tint
Sligo ogiao. Iertil fommer, at De
CT boarbfere og opnaar MODEM @loer
oct fsrite Iar, mems 9ron5erocen
beItoar al Sltgle, iom icrit / lit anbet
aor opnaar modem Ilber.
Rarrangal,iett .&oIfrnen iinbes /
lterit Sulofommenbeo / Gbobe SIS.
LAMB, beoer bet.
"guff", "SIncf" % "Slate" bar
i'm genGonelie citcr allIercn. DC
e. minbre emo De ire nGpnte Tacer,
men bar fine Selpnbere lige iulbt for
BET
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-16
Gn appel til un9farlemc.

: 9pen Wen6e / Alrpergne Granf.
rig) bar boer urgforl mootage! fol
Jenoe GirfulPre:
"9igoen MOB 9efolfningens ri
tagen. Appel I'll ltngfarle.
Woniieurl s bumonitPrt % pot
~riotiif 9iemeo bar ri oen 9Gre al
mebbele Gem Raorene poa ugiitC
Gamer | Renoe, ira is aars glloe.
rem. Meo Seiogtelie, oen oomini.
itrerenoe aomite."
Gette @rep fiiI5tes al en- 2iit(
meb 200 Iaone pua Gamer liant oe.
res Gbresicr. s ct Toititriptllm til.
ieieoes: "aomiteen far 0esuoen e.
Cite paa pSerligere q unge Gamer
iom life pnifer line Ndure ofientIiG
giorte."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-16

al Oh. b. Nen ire Siua moa man
opre nsie meS, isrit life at rsrc / set.
efterat oct begpnoer at foec. oernGit
at man life ifafer til @rpben unoer
aognin8en, % for oet treble. at oet
foges offilrnt, til oct rietigc STAB
- iom ooenior beifrepet - oa life
Irrncr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-16
quiet ng Rfekkenft.
Rssissret al en- sraitlf eusmoseI
Sjemmclauet "GauSp1

Spif Rar5ipan: ct gnno isbe
@anbIer, ct Suno bitre Ranoler
teller en- LIME bitter @anbeL.er.
trait - men De bitre @anSIer er
meset beore oa orsiere) ct Euno pnI.
periieret Suffer os nosIe 9raaber
Roienoano. Wanolerne ifoaes og
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-16
$2O.5O

epecieIt for Goitbsitilinssr iau I9nse be
pdrer:
.SeIt %isjennem p~eisforst cper.
fraffc, W%armount acalifef Yelss
BERT, mso ~Shapl" &raps al gellstrat,
Ssi al fRt spaI,tets fort asriep.
Wirfelis geroi $500, for : $3.50.
Seno III BEN BEAR,
Dept. F., DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-16

e'terdt oct beapnoer at foac. oernrit
at man life ifafer til @rpoen unoer
So9ninaen, % for oct treble. at oct
fogcs offilrdt. til oct rigtige StaS
- Iom ooenior beifreuet - OF life
IGnaer.
Hoglc Haao.
Hoor man paifer Gardner -
ilGr rigtig tpnoe "9ace.GurtaiuS"
- llioer life gaifninsen Dem poa
Iongt nGr iaa meget. bpis man isl.
ger ocnne Sremaan9Smnabc: @uroi.
nerne ioloes iommen otte 8anae.
bpis DC or fore, IGgees iao / foISt
Tano % trGffer ia, iii Stsoet or
trutfet no. Saa rpiter man Dem,
fremoeIes i%ammenIaete. men pr /.
Ser Dem life. &c IGgeS ina Cd /
goot itertt SGbepono, oa naar Sc
bar Iigget Der en- Climb, iaa Smlo-
JET bar IsSnet gobt. iao letter nan
Dem mango 8onge % o. neo / SGbe.
pdnoet % trpiter ian bette no. Saa
lrggeS De % Ell Voie, % oenre bo,
pes op / "9oileren" meo lunfent
SGbepanb. Se foyer ioo, til oe or
rem % buioe, iaa IofetS Toien for.
ii9tia op % bopes / Sf~paetpauoet
8orolncrne tages ina no - iremoe.
les lommerlogte % ifpqeS OF frp.
ties | Here Tanb, for man bar Dem
| 9laauonoet; &c itioeS iaa, uoen at
man ta9er Dem fra boeranore og
tremoeleS bare frpiter Dem eller Ia.
Der Dem i9iennem "@riugereu~.
Saa ItrGffer man Dem entcn paa en-
"Stret6er", eller oct a~lcrbcoite or
at lG9gc ct rent 9oaen paa ell Hlig
% loa ltiffe 8or0iuerne ioit meo Ell
Snoppenaol / bpcr Sun9e. 6oroc.
len peo oenne SrcmedngSmoobe er,
at peo oct, at @aroinerne er lam.
menlo9te, ina iIiber man life boa
langt npr ioa nieget poa DC fine tim.
De Sroaoe, oa man 10 iager belle Der
Io%mmenIagte 8ar6in op me6 Ct -
% oeo life at pride 8~aroinerre me0
9pnoerne, iao bar man beIler,
life laa let ior at Hide oc line 3raaoc
% oeroeo faa imaa Suller baaoe Der
% Der. !Sor man en- goo Srioe.Mta.
'ttae, Tan mon noturliguiS BRUCE
Den. Sots man bar HuGe, bUnacr
man 8urbinerne op iaa lige / San.
ten Iom milig, toger Dem neo, ier
DC er ol0eleS tsrre, itrpffer Dem for.
Iigtig tpers oper og l~ongSefter og
trGffer no Sunaerne, iaa DC er iepne,
Ioloer Dem glat lommen 4-6 8dn.
&C % miller Dem iaa og Iaocr Dem
bpnge paa H9ffen, til De err oIoeIes
terre.
Nanr Set.Srimmings" bIir ito.
pebe % graa, blir De iorte igicn,
boiS man logger Dem 90 Miuuter
| en- 9oae meo @ano og gb6if, lige
dele al bpert. De tases foriigtig op
% bGnges poa ct tort Steo.
Seiteoetfor at boffe Roiiner, bpor.
G: Stenene aIlereoe er uotagne, bar
man Dem nogIe Miuirter op / fogeu.
DC @ano, bRloer ganOet al % frpiter
oct goot no % mailer Dem iao igicr,
mem en- erop apern. Oct er meacl
f~ortere END at baffe Dem, og DC blir
oesu0en ieprere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-16
GaaS % @inf.

= ut banbiptte On er iaa Iatter'
Zig birmt iom bel muligt. 9e fisn'
ner life Sproget!
- ggbler er npiten blepet en- 2i,f-
iusortffel, men burbe bsre meo I'll
bagliet 9rso / etbper 6amilie. On.
bier 6armer bsr plaitte ggbletrPr.
nogle al bper Sort al ilere Sorter.
Iaa ban bar Commentator, "SsIt'
ebIer" o. "SinterGbler". sgbler Ell
megct eoo Ssoe for 6olf ileit, Ssr'
neite life at iorglcmme.
s @ooo og Iaratbon Conn
tper, @is., oriper man itof en- beI
Gel meb @iniengapI. Oct tager !
9tar at ioa ialabare Heboer. Iarfe'
oct er gobt, ioaIGn5e &ilteiernes llpi.
benbeo angoaenoe @iniengrobens
llieilbdrbeo iom 2Ggcmi6bel err mi
iom MI.
-Gn Sormer / 2. Saf. booot
iaar ipp acres meo Yoteter, iom bar
iolgte for $SS5,50. Sette bliper
$126,50 pr. 4cre.
- 81 Suiinb Cons Sufferroer eI'
Ter "9eets" bar Sarmerne rllnoi
Clear 9afe, So, ienbt til 8dperlp
bpor Sen eneite Sufferiabrif / Sta
ten finoes. 9isie Sarmere oolebt
Roer for omtrent 80 Collars pr
slcre. Sffe iaa pGrit iaar.
= Soften Dor ioo Salt fist %
ofte, Ger er Dem, iom logger Soil
for Soften, ioa ben naar iom beIit
bar ri aogans til BET.
-Sfior ienbte en- Manb / Colo,
rabo en- bel Del sgbler / Warfebet.
San ff $3.50 pr. aosie. Sn6 / bper
&asie baobe ban lagt en- Se66eI.
bporpaa itob, at ban snifeoe, oe, ION
tiliIlit fiebte sG6Ierne oiIoe ifrioe til
ham og fortGae, booS De maatte aipe
for aosien. Ger fom mango Spur.
og al bisie ianbt ban no, at Sc, ION
fisbte 9gblerne for fine Samilier, be,
talte / @ienneminit $3.50 pr. aasie.
= Sra 100 Sons ffal oct saa an
/ 9sbet Of en- 8inter at inmIe iao
meaet SisSiel, iom man ioar fumitiq
9isbiel for 100 Collars. Wen mon
maatte ta5e sobt gare pnn ben, for
itaar zig.
= ut babe 5~armmaifiner og ager.
brligsrebifaber al aae Slaas uSe
ole SIags @eir os ~itaaenbe eler liz.
genbe bit o. Der rrnbt Sarmen, lon.
ner iig ubm9rfet for = 5abrifunten
og Waifineriogenten!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-16
CROOKSTON l.

err den billigste og bedste Skole Nord.
vesten. Specielle Klasser for Nykom.
mer. Send efter Katalog til J. c. Satire.
Crookston. Minnesota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-16
Bore aalfmnraeer.

9aItmer bar life iaa IGnse iom
Ssns. 8iGs, sgnber, 9uer % an
Ore famine Gusle bert meo blanot
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-16
EnEtubligatipncn.

Sfplge ct amerifonIf 9lob fan
6slgerne al en- TantobIigotion bIi
npr iogt uberegneligc. Get fan enoe
paa tuiino forifieaige 0taaber, man
alorig bapoe brsnlt ON. ga glaoet
bepiier lin Baaitauo meb ct Grem.
pei. en- Nonb p%artiatte lin Sarm
for at faa Genger til at fiebe Gre.
oangler eller Srenringe til i'm Mor
fGm. Sg Mabamen maatte ia inc
%aif for at tiene Eenger at betale
Tenter poa EdntobIigationen meb.
llnoer gaifningen miiteoe bun ben
enc Srenringen, % GA bun life flinoe
finoe ben igien, blep bun iaa iortpi.
let, at bun gift no / 6isslaapen o9
foriegte at b9nge Jig. Striffen brait,
% bun Dat neo paa Ell 100 Dollars
Scriep-&o, Der blep iaa REQ, at Den
iprcng op | &rpbben og brat Naffen.
90 Gnoen er bel life enooa.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-05
TIME is
AGAIN EXTENDED
Two Special Up Those Who
Failed to be Observation-Disclosures Are
Being Called to Account.

Of the census bureau, was in Ogden
yesterday looking up 4 number Of
cases Of persons who had refused to
answer the questions OF the onumer-
ators or were trying otherwise to
avoid being enumerated When the
dellnquents were advised as to their
liability of being sent to prison for
the violation of the government law.
they readily answered the questions.
While in the city. Major Myton Wis
tied a number of the districts In which
the regular enumerators have missed
and made an investigation regarding
the failure Of the enumerators to can
yaSs the district.
In order that everything possible
may be done TO secure a correct count
OF the population OF Ogden. two spec
Ial cnumerators were put to work to-
day to assist in the districts which
have not been thoroughly canvassed
by the regular enUmerators-
Regardless OF the reported contin-
ued activity OF the enumerators, re-
ports are being received at the We
Der Club daily from persons on whom
the enumerators have failed to call
AS soon as these reports are received
the names are turned over 10 the
special enumeTators who are instruct
cd to call TO secure the enumeration
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-05
ST OR NJ Il AS
BEEN QUITE
GENERAL

Reports received at local railroad
headquarters this morning show that
a continuous rain and snowstorm has
been In progress In every direction
around about Ogden since an early
hour this morning on the Union
Pacific. as far cast as the Nebraska
line. cold wave has been accom-
panied by heavy rains. and in many
places several inches OF snow has
fallen.
On the Southern Pacific the cold
wave has made outdoor life almost
wearisome as far west as Carlin. and
rain, snow and sleet has fallen
all day and since an early hour last
evening
Around and across the big inland
sea rain has been heavy, and snow
extends along the railroad right OF
way frcm that point west
A similar condition obtains along
the territory adjacent 10 the Oregon
Short Line tracks through Idaho and
Montana. and an ArctIc-like wave has
also swept over the empire dominated
and controlled In a measure by Gen
eral Manager Bancroft, who on this
occasion has failed to control the
clerk OF the weather or the elements.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-05

rest. But | am appealing for justice
in dealing with all classes.
"Thc constitution OF the United
States." continued the president, was
made by the people Of the United
States and we have q popular and a
representative government but the
people who framed tho constitution
realized that to secure the best gov.
eminent they must impose limitations
80 the views OF the majority should
be embodied in law and In national
politics through certain Instrumental
ties that would impose distractions to
sudden emotional movements OF the
people, not taken with the delibera.
tion necessary to secure wisdom and
that ought 10 be delayed and held up
until they could pass under the oh
servation not only of Philip drunk,
but Of Philip sober
Therefore in the division of power
they created legislative branch. an
executive branch and a judicial
branch, In that constitution they
gave to the supreme court. and the
subordinate tribunals to be establish.
ed by congress. certain powers, which.
interpreted by Marshall and those who
followed him make that court unique
In tribunals OF the world.
THE supreme court was constituted
TO preserve the rishts OF the people
and the rights OF the individual
against the people themselves, when
ever. In the hoat OF emotion or tenn
pornry alteration they enacted meas
uTes depriying the individual OF bis
Just rights under the conatitutioa.
Hence 10 me, lawyer. the supreme
court Of the United States is the most
sacred thing In this government and
the appointment of men 10 that bench
Is the highest and most sacred fune-
tion the executive has TO perform.
May Acquire Prejudice.
81 do not like 10 be invidious In my
remarks or to quote what may have
been misstatement. but | heard, or
on the ground, as | understood It, that
the appointee was not an implacable
foe OF wealth and corporations.
think perhaps that criticism has been
miHunderstood and It's author did moi
intend TO give the meaning 1t seems
to have j believe all Democrats and
Republicans, Republicans and insur'
gents who are patriotic citizens-and
we are all thnt-fayor having upon the
bench men who ere foes of nothing
but what is wrong and favor equal
justice to everyone. whcthor an or
ennization OF men doing business un'
der the law as n corporation TO pro
moto the industries OF the country or
the humblest citizen struggling With
his hands 10 earn a livelihood for bis
family.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-05
F IN Ed $25.O()
in POLICE
COURT

tended 10 hi mon n similar charge on
aid ana w. G Malin pleaded guilty to
having been "unlawfully drunk" yes
terday, and they we're sentenced TO
pay fine OF s. each.
Ed Burns, Albert Johnson and Sam
Jones were arraigned on the charge
OF gambling and they all pleaded
guilty They were sentenced to pay
a fine of 500 each or spend 100 days
in the city jail. The fines were paid
William Chapel. charged with dis.
turbing the peace April 3rd. was
found guilty. He was sentenced to
pay fine of s25. The complaint
was signed by the defendants d.
yOrced wife. she claiming that on the
night In question Mr. Chapel came
TO tho place where she was stopping.
nj I o'clock in the morning. and dis.
turbed herself and other people liv-
ing in the place by shouting and
swearing at her.
The court advised the defendant
that leniency had heretofore been eX-
tended ohm on a similar charge on
the promise that he would do better.
but that he had broken faith The
Judge felt that severe penalty
should be administered in this in-
stance
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-05
BAN Ks WILL
CLOSE AT
NOON

The haif.hoiiday each week for the
employees OF the banks OF Ogden has
taken definite form and, beginning
next Saturday at IL o'clock. all the
banks OF the city viii be closed for
the day. II has been determined. alb
solutely thot after the noon hour eacn
Saturday the banks Will do no bust
ness untl the following Monday
morning.
A few weeks ago the employees Of
the banks OF Ogden petIuoned the
Ogden Clearing house for half hol-
iday each Saturday. The petition
was acted upon favorably. mad the
first half holiday will be glve0 Sat
urday. May 7th. The opening hour
in all the banks on that day Will be
an hour earlier, however, . o'clock
in the morning Instead OF 1000 that
ELL who have business TO transact
With the banks OF Ogden on Satur-
day must do it between the hours OF
8 a. m. and IL M
The Ogden bankers state that the
Saturday half holiday rule Is quite
universally observed by banking in
stltutions OF the country. and that
they are happy to accord their en-
ployes the same advantages as are
given TO bank employees in other sec.
tions. They think it Will work no
hardship on the business mon, for
they con as we'll do their banking
on Saturday before IL o'clock as al
any other time of the day.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-05

The announcement that has been
made by Hugh A. McNillin. state cen
sus supervisor. that Director Durrand
had extended indefinitely the time
for taking the census in Utah. was
well received In ogden by those who
have been Interested in the taking Of
the census. BY the extension of the
time. which was to tbave expired to-
day. there Is left no reason why any
person in Ogden should fall to be
enumerated.
The extension OF time granted Utah
after strong request had been made
To Director Durrand by Mr.. McMil-
lin that assistants to the regular
enumerators bo employed so that the
work might be completed by this
evenine. which was the time for the
completion of the work until the or
der was issued from Washington yes
terday.
Major H. p. Myton. special agent