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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-12-14
L OMAHY.

Pan Rudolf Dopita, ncjobli.
beneisi holie Y Omazc q, kteryz y
spolu p. Fr, l,outincm yldstnil
yzornou unioyou holirnu nn Is ul.
blizc William nj, yykoupil minu-
ltho tydnc sytho spolecnika. Pan
Dopita ysemolne So prieini, ably j
ma dale mistnost ieho byIa nejhle.
dancisim dtulkcm vsech krajdnn,
ktcfiz by v oborn holicsktm slu-
ie1 ieho potfcboyali. Vzornd OBJ
sluha naprosta cistota a Ia neilcp.
81 prace ysem So larucujc.
.o Ilospodynky. ktert 2 lake
koliy prieiny ncbudou miti prize
litost donna pfiprayiti 81 pctiyo na
vatky vanotni, ncinf nejlepe, kdyz
81 WHY ~ neioblibcn6jsi
VANOCKY, KOLACE, D0RTY
v pekarskem a curarskem obcho-
de-, kteryz rs. 1904 William ul.,
ttiugt,f
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-12-14

hoz ~ bude stihati = nojyetd bez.
ohlednosti. X teto zprhve podo.
Itykame, ~ Aflrieh ncustanovil do
svcho stahu AMI jedlneho kraJdna
n ze ! dr. Peciyala, jenz byl fidi.
telcm blazinee : Norfolk, Neb.,
nahradil Omazanem "A sice dr..
Johnsonem.
s.v kaldy, kdo koupi u mne
lbozi v Gene 800. obdrli zdarma
lahey dobreho CalifornskGho yina,
bud sladkeho nebo kyseltho
Frank Semerad, iiz, IL. a William
ulicc 204
Noyinku v maskarni sezone
hodla podati obecenstvu Podp.
Sokol Tyrs, C. |, a sice chysta Wy.
dani zabaynyeh Sibrinck", kite.
re priprayi yefcjnost ma mdskar.
lni pies, sborem timto por6danf
dnc H. ledua. v SIM Bratri Divi.
81 Poradatelt ujistuji, ze 81.
bfinkami i letosnim plcscm Sc
Inildvnikdm ffzneho humoru a
p6knt mdsopustni zabavy zaydeGi.
II Prime Sc radny hoch do
u6eni v tiskarne Pokroku Zapadu.
T6loeyiena Jednota Sokol O.
maha uspofddd ve sve dvorand v
Sokoloyn6 na iiz - al. skv6lou
sylyestroyskou zabayu sobotu,
dne 81 prosinee {. r., Y sobotu,
dne H. 1nora 1911, uspofadd oh.
vykly maskarni pies Ma obe "a
bavy ty chime vscchny. kdoz Sc
chti dobfe pobaviti, pozorny pre-.
dem. Nezapomentel Blzsi prfste
~" Kdykoli byste 81 pfali OBJ
jednati jakakoli vinA importovani
zdejsi nejlepsi kvality a stejn4
dobre likery "a nejnixsi ceny, md
tste tax uciniti telefonicky doug.
1907 anebo obratiti Sc primo M
iirmu v. Schneider & Klein, DIS.
1882 JIM l3 ulice s v6domim, 10
budete obslouisni rychle q X nej-
v6tSimu uspokojeni. 25-f
Tabor Nebraska" Z. Att,
| NJ. w A.. poslednf schnzi zvolil
sobe pro pristi rok naslcduiici d
radniky; Konsu Jan zabka, na.
yodei Vac. koutsky, klcrk Alois
kaspar pokladni karcl Pospisil,
IprIyodci Rudolf Dopita, vnitrni
straz Josef Skalak. venk. straz j.
Flip, ylbor majctku na 3 roxy
Vac. Prihyl, auditor Fr. i Jan.
Ida, praporetnik j Vanicck. spoil.
kovi ltkdii Dir. Simanck Dir. Svo-
boda. skolm y}bor Jos. Skaldk a
Jan zabka. Zdhayni vyhor Jos.
IIaldcka, \. 0plra6ck j II Fl.
lala.
7T Vzorneho obsloulcni dosta-
lnc se VAN hostinci " Habru,
Iua ~ q William nj, Omaha. kite.
|ry nyui ylastni lfr MRkVICkA.
Sy6iozndme Schliizoyo pivo stale
terstye MA depn Ty ucjlcpsi ko.
lfalky, likery, yina tloutniky jsou
Iv1dy X doslAni kdyi ide,e koiem,
naystigte Franka MrksiGku. 20.tf
/ We v{Fetui sehh1i, hojn6
natlscntmt elpnt uaesiiyene. Iukc
Jan llus fis q, II T., g,alila
soha pre- pfisit fUk uaslrdluilci i
fa,iuiky Velid kaeltf II FRO.
ehaska, kauelff = ! No.
ysk prelat ~ J kheeek eere.
mouiaf knfel trngk s,rifre po
kla,lny vi Reich aralfe fnanri
.ullflph IeIpn slrAlee arehiyu 4
Ipefett tfed slhms shraimlstr Il
" 'rahr tulffal slfA& " liar
80 yanhaynl stfAl fr l'sha,
hef malelau IA 4 uhN w. iiro
Ieii aknlni eetuf bred slAusa
hRnnA A aTHfann
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SPoLKOvY vEsTNfK.
+ I. !. 1. i. 4. 1. 4. !. /. i.
Tel, Jed Sokol Omaha

lei Jed. SOk0l UmahA,
We siredu, dnc II. prosincc. od.
byyd So : hodin yedcr yyrotni
schnze. Pfi ttto schulz odbyvana
bude i6z yolba dfadnikh pro piisti
rok tudi2 pfitomnosi ysech Gle
nj jest nutua. Volba lahaiena
bude 7 hodin veeer a potrva do
. bod, yeter. Nepfilomni podlt.
haii pokuie dle stanoy
karel Spalck tai
NsIrhn tieuayt spalkn Polrok,
q 81, cSDpJ, isou iidhni. n.y. =
" plnam poetu dusldyili do pfisti
tadut sehnsg dht = prusiueo
rtolltha toll@ afrduikd iakoi
iint dalcflia alnapl Rdo = ne
iusiati. pakafstan budon .lls
staHuy
A3lan kraiiaeh ptrds,ala
trRuitaka kmiieknp tni
sbor Hysada Move Dolby, 4. w,
JcD elhsfa rse5ni Wou hAsi
pfitil nglfb dne ~ pfwiues "a
II hssiln8 aalnalwini Nsoehby
lsnktns iaau sa,lsai b, 81 do b
lu VI h6x llassMKtBf Ma aa.srasta
iiha tf le a ialsAts lai
nAHl NpfllaHns p.il&hail o.
kmA ~ taa
MAf tn lthalsmta al
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-12-14
sRDECNE DfKY

&" vzdayd rad Dobromila, c. ll6, (.
. ICBJ.. vsem, kdoz nam svou {.
ponoei prispGli ku zdaru ma I.
!" y zabayy, poradant dne 10. ?
!" prosince l. r. v SIM Bratri !.
4" Diyisn. Diky nase zvlaste I:
. plati PIP. j w Zerzanovi, o. {;
o Van6uroyi a l.. Matousoyi IA &.
+" pomoc pri dckoroyani sine, .
. PIP Y. Vancuroyi v Bure- Q
" Sow IA prodavani pivnich &:
2 listkn, PIP. Jirimu Novdtkoyi, 4:
/" Ottoyi l}ariosovi n B. Dolcj- .
. Sow IN sluzby IN nalcynou. Z.
I" v Vobofilovi IN udrienf po- (.
g" radkn p. :. II. Letoyskemu q:
Z" IN yfbornou hudbu. Nemn. Z.
I" leme nel yrele kapclu p. lie. .
q" tovskeho vSem spolkum od.
porntiti Dale d6kujeme etc 4.
:" nemu obecenstyu "a TAX Get Z.
2 non nayst6yu. ktcron ms rad (.
!" y omen den vyznamenalo. q I.
+" doufamc, ~ totei vi nase III I.
. havy pro pfiste y pamtti II.
. drzi Ieste icdnou diky ysem.
!" Ia rad Dobromila, &. 116, /.
. z. c. B. j., 2l-lC .
= Poradaiici vybor.
/" Y bmdzr, IL prnsinrc 1910
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-12-14

zTRATA JEDINEHo zUBU

jc vzdy provazena ztratdmi iiny-
mi Jestliae pfcdni cub, jcni ma
byti rfirozenou okrasou. je zlome-
ny nebo pokaieny, vzdy pisobi ma
cloveka nep6kn6 svym yzhledem.
zyykani pax ie jest6 vice doteeno
nez pekny vzhlcd a potrava pax
media Sc prislusne rozkousati q
straviti.
Budcte icnom poteseni, dhte.li
vi iakoyJ cub nahraditi. .Iednon
pfifinou toho, ~ mnou nahrdzeny
zub kaadeho uspokoji. jest okol-
most, Se eetni pratele pfiidou Ike
mne alespoh ma zkousku.
Nyplati sc ,dm 10 nesmirne, ma.
vstivite-li mne n pou6ite.li Sc vice
% ztrataeh jcdin6ho zubu.
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zee. Z.
DfKUvZDANf A ODPo.
RUCENf.

" u pfilezitosli dohoioycni /.
. krhsnt n pohodlnt residence |.
. nasi poyalujcme IN svou mi. /"
{" lou poyiunost zp6sobem tim 4"
to yzddti srdeene diky pnm .
= Mateji Kozinovi, .
T" zndmemu eesktmu tesafske. %
mn knniraktoru, I"
= IN wedomit6, poctivt pri >
T" tom LEVINE proyedenou prdci. >
= 81 klerou .ismc vsestrannt .
" spokoieni DoporuGujeme icj !.
: proto prizui yseho Gcskeho o.
: becenstva. ktert Sc m6ze .
. pddu potfrby sv6 obratiti ma (.
" n6ho 1plnou ddv6rou iako /.
> ma fddntho. syddomIttho .
: pri tom velni doycdntho ~. !.
mcslnika
Spolu dekuicmc ! pam .
+. j Fittleoyi !.
= "a jeho ochotu. radu doda (.
nj vyborufho materialu. (.
lcho doporucujeme krajaunm I.
nejyfelcji. $ dctou +"
/" Josef Terezie Uzlovi (.
Z Z. 350l - y nj. .
= So. Omaha. IL prosincc 10. /.
> 2LlP .
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-12-14

nymi obchodnimi zhlezitostmi n
pax, ably zde tez objcdnal ryby pro
nastayajici svdtky vanotni.
v Omazc trvalc Sc nyni usa.
dill dr. Almost capck, yidensky IL.
kar se sesiilctou ncmocnieni prak
II IN pfednich klinikach WIDEN.
skSch Tyz delsi dobu pnsobi !
co sekundaf y zemskt porodnici
v Brine n byl assistcntem cbirur.
giektho odddlcni pfi zemskt ne.
moeniei pro Bosnu a llerecgoyi.
nu Posledni dobu pnsohil Y kut-
ne lIofc, kdc zastayal Ilrad H.
kafc mestskGho. Pan doktor ncni
snad y Americe noyackem, nebof
byl IA iiz delsi dobu pred nekoli-
ka roxy, kdy byl usazen Ilo-
wells, Neb Xdc 81 otevrcl lifadoy.
.nu elsie llll jiz. IL. ul. a y6nuje
50 hlavnt opcratcrstyi detskym
jakol lcnsk}m nemoeem. Doufd
me, ~ Sc mu mezi Mani zdlibi a
eelf 6eskt vefejnosti doporueuje-
me iej nejyfeleji
Porodni babieka Louisa Svo-
bodova doncsla do rodiny Frankn
a Amy Shabatovych ze. lll7 VII.
liam Ill. hosika, Nika a Marie Pu.
povacov}ch 2 {. 3l6 iiz, I. al. ho.
Ska a Louisa a Marie Sombovych
= III lis iiz. ~ nj dtvtatko Ditky
j matky isou zdrayy Sfastnym
rodicum gratulujeme
American Music Hall no.
We to Brandeisoyo divadlo na jiz
IL. n Douglas ul., bude ma Novy
rok znoyu otevfcno lako yaude-
yillni diyadlo prvniho fadu. Ma
iato bylo yelkou vandeyillni fir.
mou Sullivan Considine smlou.
VA 5 bratry Brandeisoyymi byla
iiz podepsana llratl Sc bude tfi.
kratc dcnne den6 a eeny mist bu.
Il.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1910-12-14

= Rad Sloyan. els. 7s. Z6BJ. d,
usnesl Sc na Novy Rok Sokolov-
NJ uspofadati soukromou pozvAn-
kovou zabayu pcstrym boha-
tym programcm. PR q pfilezi
tosti bude teA oslavcno dostoupeni
100 elenI.
~ Obuy ncjlepsiho druhu, We
felkem vyberu, pfi neispolehliy6j.
i ohsluzc ma ma sklade Vas starry
many 20.1C
ANTON(N BllEK.
tislo l240 jitni I3. uliee. Omaha.
POz0Rl P0ZORl
Strevice, tech nejlepsich druhu,
3 tovaren Kirkendallovy Hay
wardovy, koupite "a ceny nzasne
LEVINE ve vyprodeji pana
ALoISE KoPECKEHo
D. 281 jiz. 20, ul., so. Omaha, Neb.
Prijdte presvedcte SCI 2l-2C
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REzNfK A uZENAR, applie

mocng hleda zam6tnani Piste M al
ministraei t. D. pod zuatkou "Rez.
MIX 49,. 2IiC
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-07

tempt to compass "wlnnerwurst" No
matter how II may sound on allen lips,
this nocturnal food still finds a ready
sale In Cincinnati among such as are
going home at unholy hours
Richmond streets are stlll the mar.
ket for fried chicken. yellow-legged
chicken on a slab OF pone no less vel
low. The purchaser of this refresh
ment may wonder how he may got
80 much at a price so small He may
estimate that the two leyies with
which he pays the ancient darky can
scarcely cover the cost OF manufac
ture: the cost OF material Ia unnc.
counted for. Far better leave 1t unac,
countable. save that the chicken was
cheaply acquired In the natural way
for no gentleman would cast a cloud
on the title Of the chicken for which
his mouth is watering.
Happy these and The other commun
tiles where a man who hungers may
find his sustenance awaiting him al
the curb and mny go hls way eating
and rejoicing in the moral support
and approval of the cidzenry New
York Sun
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-07
GRA YES ARE
L N D E R
WATER

During the last few days the drain
pipe leading from the city Gene
tery To the sewer system has become
ciogged with Quicksand which has
packed up water In the cemetery.
In digging graves lately TO the
proper depth, II has been necessary
10 pass through about eighteen inch
es OF water The conclusion to be
drawn from this is that there Is a
foot and half of water in the graves
OF the cemetery at this time.
The city engineers department has
been working .eroically since yester.
day morning to flush the drain pipes
and clear IT OF the obstruction, which
consists Of sand and roots. but the
progress has been Sow, due to the
lact that the nearest fire plug In the
city water mains Is 1900 feet away.
and that many feet or hose must be
used TO get the wafer TO the drain
pipe This. in connection with the
TACT that the water in the city mains
Is at low pressure, has made Il
quite impossible TO clear the drain.
The work will be continued, how.
ever until the water is drained from
the cemetery. and II is thought that i
VIII be accomplished tomorrow or
next day.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-07

POWGll.BARkE Err.

one OF the prettiest and happicst
weddings OF the season occurred at
the home of S. j. Powell. foreman of
the Union Pacific bridge and building
department, June Il. but friends and
the society editors alike were kept In
ignorance of the affair until after the
return OF the young couple from
short soiourn In Salt Lake.
Miss Sndie Powell. former teacher
at the Dee school. and Principal Bark
or. also of that school, were married
at the homo OF the brides parents.
2460 Madison avenue. in the presence
OF their immediate relatives. by Rev
Father Cushnahan. with Miss Eliza
beth O'Neil. of Salt Lake. as brides
maid, and S. J. Powell. father OF the
bride. as best man. The home was
beautifully decorated and effectively
arranged for the occasion and follow
ing the nuptial ceremony, an eight.
course dinner was served. The popu-
lar young bride and groom were the
recipients OF many beautiful and cost
ly gifts. those apprised of the happy
event having planned to furnish the
pretty eight-room cottage at Thir
teenth street and Adams avenue.
where Mr.. and Mrs. Barker are now
at home to their numerous friends
The little trip to Salt Lake was so
nicely planned that none of the weG
ding guests OF other friends learned
of their departure or whereabouts un-
I'll their return from Salt Lake.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-07
NO MONEY MADE ON
PULLMAN BUSINESS

Chicago. July "A second attempt
TO obtain an order restraining the In
terstate Commerce commission from
putting in effect Its order reducing
sleeping car rates was made by the
Pullman company ct al, in the United
States circuit court here today,
Attorney Fernald OF the Pullman
company produced affidaylts to show
that II the committees rates were
made mandatory. the rate OF the earn
ings OF tho Northern Pacific would be
less than FIVE per cent Between St
Paul and Fargo it was alleged the rate
would be less than per cent
II was stated that the Santa Fe
railroad lost SS6.00O q year on It's Cal
lfornla Limited, running between Chi
cago and the Pacific coast.
According to Gardner Lathrop, the
loss per Pullman passenger on this
trip is $7.5S The Santa Fe and the
Pullman company share the expenses
and the earnings F. c. Llndley OF
the Great Northern declared that II
cost 20 cents a mile 10 haul a Pull
man.
William Ellis OF the Chicago. Mil
waukee G. St Paul. which operates It's
own sleeping cars. declared that the
road loses 100000 q year on them.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-07
SH c DS AN D
SU B W A Y s
AT DEPOT
Q C @ G 0 @ @ o 30 O O Q O 0 @ 0

Within the next week the railroad
company expects TO have all the ce-
ment platforms at the Union depot
completed and everything ready for
the raising of the pillars for the UNI
brella shed. The neavy concrete
foundation blocks for the stands for
the sheds were plnced at the time
the concrete walks were laid
A space of about thirty feet is left
open between the cement walks on
the depot platform. This will be eX-
cavated and the subway passage to
the ten tracks will be built The en-
trance to the subway will be next
to the depot building, between the
two waiting room doors, with north
and south stairways The stairways
TO the tracks will be between every
other pair OF tracks. Upon the com
pletion OF the subway an iron picket
fence, seven feet in height. will run
the entire length OF the depot build
ing between the first track aud the
depot building.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-07
FOODS AL FRESCO.

Sidewalk restaurants and street
vendors of comeetibles play no such
conspicuous part In the life OF the
public ways as once they did, and
that not so long ago. Perhaps the
city has grown more dignifed. more
regardful Of appearances. No matter
what the reason. no longer do folks
walk abroad in civic righteousness.
munching the bright red apple or max
ing themselves perfectly ridiculous
with an ear OF corn, each in It's
season. The critical historian viii
probably associate the decadence OF
highway meals to the enactment OF
the ordinance curbing the citizens
rights in the disposition of banana
peels.
Yet not altogether vanished are
these open air meals. In the financial
district the Juvenile operators on the
curb make hearty luncheons from an
assortment of tins. not dog the
staple, dark red frankturters in a
split roll. food for an open counter.
unce. The initial block of Ann street
In the noon hour provides a variety
OF refreshment for a noisy horde OF
young gentlemen who are Ia business
while not yet out OF their knicker-
bockcrs. With the FIRST gentle breath
OF coming spring the newsboys on the
Row will eXpend their hard winnings
at craps in the chill delights OF hoky-
pOky. These are but juvenile suryiv-
ais from a bygone period when the
elders thought no shame TO patronizc
the waffle baker on the corner.
Other cities yet retain the pristine
simplicity. Hunger IS not 10 be
cribbed. cabIned and coGhaed by
structural walls. nor Wal It regulate
itself by the dropping OF any time
mall. Their are stil towns where the
hungry man may eat and be not
ACCLAIMED OF eating on the crowded
highway,
san francisco still has It's tamale.
Fire and tho loud clatter OF ruin may
have fallen with equal destruction up
on Barbary Coast and Mob Hill alike
hat the retailer OF chicken tamales
still sells his wares upon the street.
by night aud the wayfarcr Welcomes
the Wand. ScofTerS mas suggest that
seaguil Is the principal component o.
the peppery combination OF meat and
corn meal and the uaalterablc price
OF three for two bits lends color 20
D the nsperEiOn- The tamale is none 10 G
less 4 satisfying meal. meal OF the
streets, not a thing Tor knife and forE
and dainty napor.
Cincinnati stu hears OF late even.
ings the plaintive crT OF "wionewish. F"
II demands the reerrirces of phNoIogy
. 10 discover that Il Is but The negro at
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-07

Watch for notice Of one of the great.
est millinery sales ever inaugurated
In this city.
On Inspection Tour-Superintendent
kowlaDds OF the Salt Lake division
has gone west on a tour of inspec-
tlon over the division. A short stop
VIII be made on the cutoff TO note
the progress OF the improvements ln
The widening OF the trcstle at the
west end OF the structure.
Ladies. and children under IL years
OF age, can see the baseball game free
next Saturday afternoon The Merry
eo-round also viii run next Saturday
afternoon until 7:45 p. m Last car
VIII leave Fair grounds at s o'clock
sharp. =
Asks for Oivorcc-Mary Christina
Voss has filed a petition in the Sec
ond District court asking for a d.
yorce from her husband Hermann
Voss. She alleges that they were
married at ogden. February IL, 1906.
and that since the time of the mar
riage Mr.. Voss has treated the plain
tiff In a cruel and insulting manner.
even going 10 the point OF striking
her. She also AYERS that he has
failed 10 provide her with the neces-
saries OF life. The petitioner asks for
divorce, the custody of a minor child
and $50 a month alimony.
Black raspberrles, Smith Grocery
Back From Germany-Fred Meiss-
ner. formerly connected with the Og-
den police force. but later the owner
OF the Royal Bakery in Logan. has
returned with his family from Ger
many. where his children have been
studying language and music Mr.
Neissner is having the plans prepar-
cd for a business block TO supplant
the PEBBLES residence on Grant ave-
nue., opposite the old posto6ice. He
says he may erect three~story build
Ing
DR., Samuel l. Brick has moved his
office TO rooms 80 and 80, Lewis build
Ing. -
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-07
SENATOR CARTER GOES TO
SYCAMORE HILL ALONE

Oyster Bay. y. Y. July Fore
casts OF today's conference at Saga
more Hill were upset By the per
sonnel OF the delegation which ar
rived. Colonel Roosevelt said yoster-
day that Senator BeVeridge was to
be here and a number OF other men
who were In afnliation more or less
closely with the progressive move
ment in the Republican party. whose
names he would not divulge. The I'm:
preston was thai several other men
from the middle west would be bere
The presence OF three men from Ne .
Hampshire aud one from Montana
puzzled political observers. In paTu'
cuiar the visit Of Senator Carter
co,,ld not be understood Tho sena-
tor from Montana has been one OF
the right hand men OF Senator AID,
rich and has consistently opposed
the insurgency movements, He nad
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-07
SOCIETY PEOPLE TO Be. ...
TAXED FOR JEWELS s

Chicago, July Social leaders who
have been conspicuous for dress and
Jewelry displayed at the grand opera
and other public functions. may have
to enrich the county treasury mater
tally II plans of the board OF review
materialtzes. Summonses will be is-
sued for their appearance before the
board OF review to show cause why
they should not he assessed on the
gowns, diamond tlaras. pearl dog-col-
lars and necklaces that they are
known to wear at balls and festivals.
The reviewers have discovered a
unique method of ferreting out the
personal property OF some of the
wealthy social leaders now taxed nom
inal sums. Their method is In read
carefully the news In the society col.
umnS and TO file II away for future
reference. or until taxing time comes.
then II comes In handy in raising per.
sonal assessments.
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And
EBERHARDT
GO FREE

Following the testimony of T, B.
Nishimura, In the preliminary hearing
of James Eberhardt and Ralph Ken
nedy. charged with murder, yester-
day afternoon. other japanese wit
nesses corroborated the story told by
him as to the tragedy. but none could
swear positively that the defendants
were the murderers.
Joshua Middleton and II, Shurtliff.
who were held up by the despera-
does Immediately after the murder
at the Mission House. were called
10 the witness stand, MIR Middleton
stating that Kennedy looked much
Ike the man who held gun in his
face that night, but he would not
state positively that he Is the man.
Shurtliff stated that. In his opinion.
Kennedy and Eberhardt are not the
men who robbed him and Middleton
the night OF the murder. He said he
could see no resemblance between the
defendants and the murderers.
The hearing was resumed this af-
ternoon at 2:30 and Helen Stone. Nor
ma Russell and Mrs. Martha Burnett
testified that. at the time of the al
legged murder, Eberhardt and Kennedy
were in their company, and could not
have possibly been at the Mission
house.
The murder was committed at about
10 minutes to IL o'clock and the wilt
nesses for the defense stated that
the boys were with them from 10 80
until after IL o'clock.
The decision OF the court was that
the Identification 90 the defendants
as the murderers had not been prov
ed and that they should be discharg-
ed The young men were given their
freedom
There are no other clues at this
time as to the guilty parties.
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B | 6 B A Ii
GAME OF
SEASON

The big ball game OF the season win
De the contest on Saturday at the Fair
Grounds, between the Ogden and Mur
ray teams. Murray Iesds the league
and Ogden Is a close second and Sat.
urday'S game will give the "fans"
something on which to ngure out The
possible pennant winner.
Saturday will be iadIcs day and all
ladies Will be admitted free.
children under II a1so viii be ad.
mite without charge and, as the
merry-go-ruund viii oe running. the
youngsters viii be accorded the don.
BILE pleasure OF seeing ball game
and enjoying a ride on the ponies.
There will be no ball game In Or.
den Sunday. as on that date the or.
dens meet the Occidentals In salt
Lake.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-07-07
ANTLcATHOLlC CAMPAIGN
Is GROWING IN SPAIN

Madrid. July 7.-Commercinl bodies
have Joined in petition TO the gov
eminent. In favor of limiting the
growth of monastlc orders. They as
sert that the orders are monopohzlng
many branches of industry and com
merce. The republican organizations
nave pledged themselves 10 support
the governments religious program.
King Alfonso today signed the bill
drawn up By Premier CanaleJas. for
Kidding further religious orders 10
oDter Spain until the pending nego-
tiotions with the Vatican are ended.
The premIer will present the measure
10 the courts tomorrow.