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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-28
MAN IN JAIL WHO
CANNOT Be FOUND

In The criminal division or the Mu-
ricipnl court this morning. James Nc.
Carty was called to answer the
charge OF drunkenness. alleged 10
have. been committed Sunday. but. Mr..
McCtrty did not answer 10 roll call.
The funny part of 1t WAS tha, the
clerk could find no trace OF the man
nor YVES there anything on the books
10 indicate that he had been placed
under bonds FOR his appearance
Ear. Newton was arraIsned on the
charge OF disturbing the peace and
he entered n plea OF not guilty Tho
witnesses for the city were not on
hand and tho case was continued ur-
Il! tomorrow morning. The Young
man was released on his own recog-
pizance.
In the case of tho state VS.. Herbert
Nelson Ham. alias Herbert Nelson.
ths defendant did not make an ap-
pearanco ard his bond. amounting 10
s25. was declared forfeited. Nelson
was charged with assault and bat
terry. alleged 10 have been committed
on tho person of Earl Bradbury
William Chapel pleaded guilty to
the charge OF drunkenness and Was
sentenced 10 pay fine OF So or serve
five days In the city it'll
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-28
W WHITF SOX'S
SPECIAL
RAIN

, To" W.T. SIX special tia.H, car.
f: -yine the Chicago American basehsll
: traul. newspaper mon and oihers, viii
-csch Ogden Al S:2j p. m. today from
the east and VIII leave for tho west
\ after S;o2 Of abou. thirty minutes.
The special was due 10 arrive at
4 10, but storms In Colorado. on the
we o. .ho Denver G. Rio Grandc. and
I. \s stopping In Sais Lake City for AN
OF yau recital during the afternoon VIII
tn pw the special of OF its schedule
abe % three hours.
T. " personnel CT the party is Mr.
and Mrs Comiskcy, Lou Comishey.
Secre AIRY Charles FrederIcIs. Assist
ant SO rrotary Harry Graebner. Mana
GER Ju yh Duffy. Mrs. r. p. Bernoudy,
Nr and NMrs. Robert McRoy and son.
Pnr,on z ,ncroft McRoy, Mrs. George
G. NcRov Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Kelly
OF Omaha, Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Hen
shaw Norri., L. OiNelll. FED Sullivan,
John o'Nenl. Mr.. and Mrs. b.. u John'
son. a battery. OF baseball writer's and
fourteen play ers. ali going west 10
join The clubs IN Inc coaS.
Tho veteran md recruit Sox players
are rs follow = Pitcheir' Walsh.
Nnitc, Smith. Gtcr. l.ange, Young.
SchmLier; catch sTs. Sulb'an Payne.
Block. Owens. Tueger. Ryan, Nc
Murray: inGelders. Gill, Dclder. Black
burn. Portell. PareIs. Taa nchill. Col
lIns; ortheldcrs. CoN, Ha hn. Dough-
orty. Dalton. BaTro as. Messenger,
Beall. Waite.
TO those named Will be added
number of coast players ncSed up
along the way and the newspaper
men
'Clat tho local White Soy ah mirerS
ano hc fans In general Will re ON
hand 90 welcome thc party IS ass
Split in Squads.
Arriving at san Francisco. the .SoN
will be oiyided into ;wo squads To- be
gin work ut once. After Two weeks in
California ihe squads will spli:. on
returning 10 Chicago By The southern
-onte AID tsc other returning by way.
of Ogden. where games VIII be played
NIaTcn so ant 81.
In gathering his squad fo7 1910
Comiskey has expended 4 huge sum.
but .,ays that he don't care how much
# costs so long rs he wins the pen
nant A most deiVrmined effort VIII
be made this year TO land ne flag.
and Ihe Chicago f;us expect a hrst
division nine al the worst,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-28
MACHlNISTS' BALL.

About one hundred iifty Of Ogdcn's
younger social set were inyit21
guests at Che ball given Friday night
under the auspices of the Machinists'
Social club. at Royal Dancing aead-
emy
The hall was arlistically decorated.
tho color scheme being amber, rcd
and white From the ceiling was suS,
pended a large centerpicce bearing
the inscription "Machinists' Social
Club" in the club colors and bril-
liantly lighted making a decidedly
pretty hi; Of decorating The COY
corners and punch booths. also re-
splendent in amber. rcd and white
and effectively lighted. were a feat
urc OF the hall arrangement.
The programs. in colonial design.
scheduled all of the latest and most
popular dances. the music by the
Royal academy orchestra was OF the
best and every detail of the affair
was carefully carried out.
Mcssrs. l. j Spillman, n II Shep-
ard and +. L. Mcmillan were tSc
recipients OF many compliments for
the courtesy shown to the sIcsts and
for the complete success of the affair
under their able management
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-28
KGNSINGToN.

A Kcnslngton al whIck A large
number OF guests were deliGhtfuily
entertained was given last Monday by
Mrs D c. Ecclcs at her pleasant
homo. Twenty,fifth and Jefferson ave
1uc. In honor OF Miss Ruth
MinoGue. Of Michigan and Mrs. Elsa
Bchn Bayard OF Chicago.
Thc guests were Mesdnmes Angus
Wright, f. J. Kclsel. r e. HoaG,
Craven. Conrad Bohn, Quaylc Can
non. John Taylor. r +. Bristol. VIII
liam Bell Hugh e, Wood. f. T. Hui
aniski. Jack Browning. Mark Smith.
Charles. Vischer. Phillip Knisely.
Alex Walker. Harold Peery,
Horace Pccry. John DeNine. Charles
Kirchcr, John Spargo. Harry True,
Lorin Rich. Ellis, D. J. Shcchan. DR..
A D. Barber. Richard Taylor. David
Eccles and William Ecclcs. and the
Misses Harmon. Adams, Boreman.
Baker. Young. Scoworoft, Civilians.
3ny Wright and Florence Wright
Mrs Eccles was assisted n enter
tanning by Misses Florence Civilians.
Ray Wright and Florence Wright
The affair was the first OF a ser
ics OF Kensingtons TO be given during
The Lcntcn season.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-28
JOS. S2NYcNcFT 7
LEAVES THURSDAY

Thursday afternoon Joseph ScoTr
croft, accompanied by Mrs. Scowcrofl,
his son, Joseph Scowcroft, Jr. End
daughter. Miss Mae Soowcrof,, and
Chauffeur Hcine Potter. viii leave OF
den Tor New York. from which place
they sail on the "SaxonIa," on March
10. [or p fve.monjhs' automobile tour
of Europe, 10 cover about twenty thou
sand Cliles.
The auto 10 be used for the trip Is
a seven passenger car, which Mr.
Scowcrol; purchased through Brown
ing Brothers Of Ogden. The car VIII
he shipped 10 Naples. where the party
will begin their auto tour,
Mr.. Scowcroft has engaged Potter
as chauffeur and guide. as he made
tour OF Europe last summer with
George T. Odcll and party of Salt
Lake CITY
I'm route the Scowcroft party will
stop al Madeira. Gibraltar and Genoa.
and land nj Naples. Taking their auto
~ Naples. their trip will carry the
party through italy, Switzerland. Aus
tria. Germany. France, England. Scot
land and Ireland The Scowcrofts cX-
pect 10 leave Liverpool FOR their trip
home sbcut August l, ard they may
motor home from New York. although
they have not made decision on that
point
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-28
VcTRoLA CONCERT.

a concert. TO which Il cordial In
yl;8tlon 10 the public Is extended. viii
be gIycn in the concert hall Of the
Ogden Music company next Friday
evening. March 4. at Sis. a nne
program OF selections from tho great
masters has been arranged. as TO-
lows.
(e) Wilhelm Tell Overture,
Part ] tAt DAWN.
t6) Wilhelm Tell Overture,
Par, The Storm,
(c) Wilhelm Tell Overture,
Part (The Calm.
Cd Wilhelm Toll Overture,
Part 1 (Finalel.A Pryor's Band
Mad scene. Lucia ..... Mime. Melba
Traumeri (SchumaLnl ... .Hclmann
Quartet Rigolctte .......
CarCso. Sembrlcn. Scottl, Seyerioa
| Lovc 4 Lassle. .,.... Harry Lauder
Faust Waltz, List TTanscrip-
don. .Cecilinn Player Piano
Trio from Faust. ....-..
Van Hcesc. Jouno'. md De Gorgcrza
II Trovatore (Miscrercl. Mime.
Aida. Caruso and MetroPn Chorus
Marta. Aria. ,....... Evan Williams
Flower Song. Carmen. Enrico Caruso
I.ohenerIn Selection tWaG-
ner) .............. Sousos Band
-......, ,Sembrich. Seyerlna,
Caruso. Scotu, Journet and Daddl
March. Meistersinger tWag-
ner) .s..,s............ Sousns Band
Tho AFFAIR VIII Lc pleasant one
and al are welcome.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-28

With bitter wind blowing. every
available man within ten miles cf
Mace was rushed TO the little mining
town at midnight whore bonfires were
built. torches lighted and the wood
In crushed houses used for fuel to
keep tho workers warm. Shoyels
we're brought from hardware stores
IN seyerul towns In tho canyon.
special trains bringing tools AMI
food
The scene arodHd BuThc following
the slide was appalling, The whole
village. with Is 900 Inhabitants. was
thrown into q Tanlc. Older heads al
once began TO secl, places of safety
fer their wives and children.
Many Snowslides.
Spokane. Feb. 2S-SnOw slides are
reported from widely separated poin,s
in the whole Occur D'Alene district,
throughout the past night At Muir
ray, - miles north of Wallace. orc
slide smashed the surface plant OF
the Paragon mine, inflicting damage
of $4,000, From the same locality
comes news of injury TO the Deartop
mine which will cost $4,000, also
caused by slides. AZ mullen, eight
miles east OF Wallace, the roof OF
the opera house collapsed with the
weight Of the snow. while the building
was tilled with people All escaped
injury, but Tie building was damaged
10 the extent OF $4,000
At ] p. M, che total list of known
dead in the two snows!l1os numbered
10. five OF these being at Burke
-Four were stu missing How many
more bodies arc hidden In the snow
can only be guessed. About two doz.
en- survivors We're more or less in.
jurcd,
The Spokane chamber OF commerce
has offered 10 send help II It IS need
cd. The property loss. however. IS
comparatively small most Of the
buildings destroyed being small cot
tageS. and as the district Ia prosper
Gus. IT Is believed no outside help
VIII be needed
My husband. whore Is he7" cried
Mrs. Pascoc, Wife of the dead supe1-
intendent Of the STANDARD mlne. when
/ rcscuerS pulled her out OF manclcd
mass Of twisted iron bed rails undor
forty feet Of snow at Mace. A cast
iTcn bed post mad protected her from
the great weight of the avalanche
thus saving her from a similar fate
TO that which met tho others OF the
family Her husband and three child
rem lost their lives. Little Katie. who
Win her mother survived, was res
cued by Srew of miners. after bcinE
wounded on the head by a piece of
metal.
Mrs Carrie Hooper. apparently
dced, was taken from the ruins OF
, her home, and borne toward the
train. where the corpees OF the vic
Tins. Enrou,c, she began 10 show
signs OF life and was resuscitased
The shock stunned her, but She VIII
survive.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-28
GEO. M'CAbE AND
PARTY DEPART


After spending the time since last
SIrday with the forest service EN-
plo yes here. and making careful
irsL ectiop OF conditions at the local
office. George McCabe, solicitor OF
accounts for the agricultural de
partm ent. E. a, Fagan, representing
the fis cal department of the forest
service. aDd w, t. Cox, rational
chief Of si'viculture. departed for
MisGoula y N1ntana~ this afternoon.
whore th',y Will spend q day or so
looking over, the office nj that point
From Miss pG tho gentlemen will go
10 Portland Oregon. and from there
Ia California Tho last forest office
to he visited Will be at Albuquerque
New Mexico. The Iprty viii return
10 Washington about March 18th.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-28
RANDOM
REFERENCES
panty Pastry. Charles cafeteria

Dainty Pastry. Charles Cafeteria =
Ncgotarians like Charles Cafeteria =
High grade fancy apples at whole
sale prices Phone e67 *. -
Miss Loretta Malone. late graduate
IF Sacred Heart Academy Conseryn-
.ory or Music, has been engaged TO
accompany Miss Maggie Tout at her
concert in tho Tabernacle Thursday
evening of this week. Miss Malone
Nll also render plano solo. and
hose who remember her brilliant re
5it2l OF last spring are looking for
ward with mucn pleasure 10 hearing
her again on this occasion.
Inspected meat only. Charles Cafe
terra. =
Fine place 20 Eat. Charles Cafeteria
Coal, call up Parker C Co. for
rates on lump. nut and slack. =
Time saver. economic, Charles Cafe
terra. ="
Frank R. Watkins Grocery is no"
located at 2is 25.h.
Baby Girl 6oIn-A ninc-pound baby
girl was born to the wife OF S G.
Todd, 100 Shorten avenue. yesterday
New Boy at Kuhn Hone-A flnc
now baby boy has arrived NJ the
home of Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Kuhn
CSC Twenty-fourth street. this morn
ing.
Whea you orGer bread be sure II
bears the label Wards Good Bread
Ask your grocer.
COAL, Call up Parker s. Co. foi
rites on lump, nus aud slack. Parker
Coai Co.
Plenty OF hard coal at Lewis Goa
Yard. Phone 1i9.
The Improvement Fra for Marcl
contains twenty-five articles By lead
ius writer's on variety of subjects
Afrong the contributors is Dr. ]. y
Allen CT ogden who discourses OF
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-28
TRAINS ANNUlLfD
WEST OF OGDEN
Wahou Wnnemucca Battle Mountain Stop Traffic
cn Salt Lake Division Of the Southern PacficSzzard
Raging in Wyoming-Heayy Wind Storm

4 blizzard in Wyoming and wash
out In Nevada are the cause oi tho
practical abandonment or t'a1lc on
the Union and Southern Pacific rail
roads today. Trains Nos. . :, G and
10 on the Southern Pacific have been
aCnnIied Train No. 7 on the Union
Pacific IS eckoduied TO arrive late this
evening. away behiad time. Tho Den
vcr & no Grandc train No. >. duo
az $50 %. m. IA about five hours late
on account OF storms in Colorado.
Tho only trains that arrived end dc
parted a: tho Union depot during the
day arc local trims between Ogden
and Salt Lake and the Oregon Short
Inc trains from tho north
Southern Pacific wsshouts
Tho washouts Oh tho Southern Pa
cihc arc between Wlnnemucca and
Battle Mountain. caused an unusually
sudden spring thaw. All the creeks
and small streams are now raging
torrents. oyorfoviuS their banks. and
IN n number or places tho roadbcd
has been softened and washed away.
Tho FIRST flood on the Southern Pa
c,hc occurred Friday night about 4
hundred fcct OF track WIS damaged
Since then several -ashouts haze dc
stroycd pieces of track as lar cast rs
Battle Mountain
At Winnemucca tho water from the
melting snow came down tho hillside
and formed n small lake on ono side
of the track. rs the culVerts became
cloSged and The water could not pass
through Tho water soon raised 10
the height Of the track and washed
over tho tor of the track and carry
ing away part OF the roodbod. The
wcstbound trims passed safety over
the spot. but the engineer on the
eastbound Overland limited noticed
the trouble AMI stopped his train and
backed into Winnemucce. where II
and other trsins were held until the
damage had been repaired.
Western Pacific Suffers.
Elsewhere In the Humboldt valley
number OF similar washouts have
occurred Tho railroad company IS
using every effort possible TO cope
with the situation and expect TO have
the damage repaired early thi7 after
noon so trains can pass over IT.
ue WtSlNIH dtihN b'op Hn' HH'
fered on It's lines east and west OF
Winuemucca. and is roadbod In
places viii require rebuilding.
Billiards in Wyoming.
From Echo. Utah, east through Wy
omnE the Union Pacific is encounter
ing one Of the worst billiards OF the
winter. Traffic is almost demoTalized.
Heavy losses will be sustained b. toe
livestock men I'm the storm belt A
soowstorm. accompanied by a wind
with n velocity Of sixty miles an
hour IS reported at many points along
the line.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-28

number being presont During the
business session the following rcsO-
iu,lon was adopted.
Resolved: TAat this club ls In
s. mpethy Nth tho movement for .
Cniidrcn's Aid Society. An inter.
et'ine program in houor II washing
,oh birthday was given. Readings
hy Mrs. King. Mrs l. Beusohel. Mrs.
Dr' A. ;. Condor. Ms Edwards ald
Mrs. Clancy wcrc followed by an
original paper on tho ufe Of Wash
ineton by Mrs. Katie Miller. vhicn
was a vcry entertaining number,
Mrs. l. T. Cutting lead in the dis
cussion OF inc timely topic. Schools
or Po@on'' ard Mrs. r. P. Hnnte:
and Mrs. L. T. Cuttiag favored the
club With a number OF we'll selected
piano solos that were beautifully
rendered and much appreciated
Tho rooms were decorated In the
national colors most a5tisticaliy ar
ranged, tho dining room presenting
decidedly pretty effect \ picture
81 Washington draped in the nation
al and The club colors and On ancient
plate. decorated with a picture OF
Washington at Vallcy Forge. which
served as a ccnter9iecc. were among
the fitting decorations.
An elaborate luncheon vas served
al which pleasant social hour Was
spent. the hostess being assisted In
serving by Mrs. Whitlock.
Tho guests OF tho club werc. Nrs.
Dr.. Epporso1. Mrs. Bishop. Mrs.
WhitloclS OF Vernal. Mrs. Z. p. Hunt
or aad daughter. Miss Dorothe1
Beuschel.
Tho club adjourned TO meet With
Mrs. Miller at the home OF Mrs. S
ROsenbluth. March 9
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-28
GET POWER.
The Supply Comes From Food.

II we get power from food, why
rot strive 60 get all tho power We
can. That is only possible by use o.
skllful!ly selected food that exactly
fits the requirements Of the BODY.
Pocr fuel makes a poor iiTe and a
moor fire Is rot good steam produc-
e..
From not knowing how 10 select
fercd srievousiy for long time from
stomach troubles" writes { lady from
lhtle town in Missouri.
1T seemed as II would never be
able 10 find out the sort Of food that
WAS best for me Hardly anything
that could eat would sta? on my
stomach. Every attempt gave me
heartburn and filled my stomach
With gas. got thinner and thinner
until literally became q living sSc'-
e,on and In time was compelled 10
keep 10 ny bed
a few months ago I WIS Dersuad-
cd 10 try Grape, Nuts FOOD. and Il had
such good effect from the very be
ginning that have kept up It's nae
ever since. I was surprised at the
case with which ] diGeste1 Il J.
proved 10 I've just Wuat ue'ueo'
TAll my unpleasant symptoms, the
heartburn. the inflated feeling which
gave sn nuch pain disappeared. My
weight gradually increased from 9S
to llS pounds. my, figure rounded out
my strength came back. and am
nov able to do my housework and
enjoy &, Grapc-Nuts did it."
A ten dayg trial vii snow any
one somc facts about food.
Look in pkgs. for the little book
The Road 10 Wellvillc." There's Il
Reafou."
Ever read the above letter. A new
one appears from, time 10 time. They
are genuine, true, and full OF human
interest.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-28
SMALL NUMBER OF
CASES OF 0lStASI

A report from the sanitary depart.
ment today indicates that the health
conditions Of the city are exception
ally good. Sanitary regulations arc
good throughout tho city In most In
stances. II Is said that, perhaps. at
no time In tho history Of tho city
have tho people been frccr from con
tagious diseases than this winter Tho
diseases that have prevailed In the
CITY have been mild In form
During tho last week eleven new
cases of contagious diseases have de
veloped in the city as follows: Scar.
lei foycr /. smallpox ., chicScnpox 2.
and measles ..
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-28
NJ E E I | n G s
ARE 70 BE
HELD

The m-r'o meeting held in he First
Presbyterian church yesterday after
noon 10 determine upon p,aco and
means 10 help the Laymal's Missiou-
cry convention was very largely at.
tended. and much interest was mani.
fest AIr. J. II. Pape. laymsu from
Salt Lake City. was present. and
spoke At length upon the work
The Salt Lake papers arc express
Ing both surprise and qualification
over the way in which Ogden Is lend
Ing help.
II Ia almos; assured that there will
be @ mass-mee;inS here In Ogden on
one CT the evenings. at which come
leading speaker will be present.
At present tho Indications arc that
there VIII be about Coo men present
At the next Monday night banquet In
the First Presbyterian church.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-28
BOG CAUSES HIs
owner TROUBLE

John IL. Stevenson Is alleged 10
have been IN the habit Of keeplno II
bad vicious, dog. hut he pleaded not
guilty 10 the allegation in police court
,his morning The case was coptln-
ued uptil sucl, timc as TIC witnesses
for tho city ca3 DC had r. De Joung
Was tho complainant in tho case.
+. Cregan was nrraiSnud on The
charge OF robbery. eud he NGs advised
regarding his leg;u rights. The time
for the preliminary hearing viii be
fixed by the county attorney and coun-
sci for the defcndnn,- The tond was
fixed NJ 5000 Cregnn % charged with
robbing Willard F. PoSceIl Of so on
Februo:y 2Sth.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-28
MONSTER ENGINE
PULLS 1850 TONS

VITA his private car attached to \
freight train OF 1850. and drawn by
single engine OF the Male; type.
weiehing GOO tons with tender. Super.
lntendcnt letters lctt this morning for
the cas-. for the purpose OF studying
the new engine and It's working.
The present train is the size ot the
trains that require two Of the coEsol-
idatiou engines 10 draw.
The success that has been attained
by the Union Pacifc company with the
big engines is more than satlsfac.
tory.
Before leaving. Superintendent Jcf-
fers was asked as 10 when work upo1
the double tracking Of the Union Pa.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-28
ENGINE CREW is
HELD RESPONSIBLE

4 board oi inquiry conTcned AT the
Oregon Short Line has found that
Eng neer ]. NJ Walker and Fireman
W. J. SpIGel ot engine No. - were
responsible for the blowing out cf the
crown sheet OF their engine on Feb
ruary 81 near Tremon;o1.
Both men were severely bu, not
fatally burned and scaldcd. The top
valve to the water glass vas not In
good order according to the hoard.
and tic accident Is traced to this
cause. for which the engine crew l5
held responsible.
VI. l Hall. citizen Of Tromon on.
and a stationary er.ynocr; S. Z. Can
ady. n. !. Harris and George Ross,
the lest three assistant superin'cnd-
ents, composed the board
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-28
LET LIQUOR ALONE,

Chicago, Fob. 2S.-"Let IIquor
alone, was tho message former Gov.
ernor Edward w Hoch Of Kansas
gave 10 young men in his address he.
fore the Sunday Evoning club In Or.
chestra hall last right. Speaking OF
Kansas, he said
We have a million young mon aud
young womon in Kansas who never
saw saloon, and therc Is no question
mat II VIC had accomplished nothing
else IN our fight against liquor that
one thing would be big victory. But
we have accomplished more. In one
third oi our counties last year they
had no prisoners IN Their jals or roor
in their almshouses
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-28
BURTON TO Be
SHIPPED AWAY

It has been decided by tSeofficcrs
OF the police station and the Judge
OF the municipal courl, that The ends
Of justice VIII hc served in tho case
OF the City against ChGglcs Burton
if the county commissioners furnish
the Young man transportation 10 some
other port The matter will be brought
before tho commissioners today II
will be remembered that Burton
pleaded guilty 10 breaking plate
glass window in pawnshop on
Twenty.fifth street somc time ago.
Thc youDG man Is physically weak
md 1t is SurmIsed that. at times, his
mind is not very active
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-28
ARCHBISHOP WILL APPEAL

Rheims. France. FEB. 2S.-Cerdlnal
I.ueon. archbishop Of Rheims. an.
nounces that he will appeal from the
Judgment OF the court which con
domned him to pay 500 damages TO
the Public School Teachers assoele
tlon and 10 fray the costs OF the ac-
ton in witch the association alleged
the cardinal bad injured tho teachers
bv signing the episcopal letter forbid
ding Catholic pupils TO dse certain
text books employed in tho schools.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-28
ROYAL ARciNUm.

FratcrnaI Beneficiary \ Order. In
surcs men at low rates. Iescrvc fund
over six million dollars Rocky Noun,
tain Council No G3I ccnyeies second
and fourth ThuraIays at l. o. O F.
Hall Regent. P. A. Herdu; collector
/ W. Wo;herspoon. secretary. 7. B.
Rob rts.