The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-04-10

a vote OF two to one In favor oil PARK
CITY which had the affirmative side
Park City was represented by MISS
Clara Kimball, Roger McDonough anu
ha Sherman. The Weber Academy
was represented by Lawrence Green
well, William Critchlow and Lawrence
Richards.
AT either one of Wards parlors
you can always depend upon health
full. refreshing drink from the
fountain. If fatigue follows your
shopping. drop into one of the parlorS
and expel that tired feeling with ono
OF Wards delightful drinks.
Sheep Doing Well-Hermann Kuch-
lcr, who returned from his sheep
camps Friday, reports the range
| i'm fine condition He states that the
! sheep of the western ranges have win
tered splendidly and are now entering
upon the lambing ground In better
shape than in many years Mr.. Kuch-
| le-'s sheep are now In the foot hills,
| near Raft river, In the southern part
of Idaho The weather, Mr.. Kuchler
says, is ideal and has been for the
past 80 days. The feed on the range
is good. Some OF the cry farmers.
though, he says are complaining that
| the farms need rain. The ground Is
so dry that the crops are not growing
as rapidly as they should to warrant
a good crop this year.
Bicycle coses.-In the criminal d.
vision OF tb emunicipal court yesterday
morning. when the name of Hup Hik-
ons, charged with violating the bicycle
ordinance by riding on the sidewalk.
! 1t was found that the man was not
IN court and that there was no ball
! on deposit for his appearance. The
same condition prevailed regarding
[ William Hadley, charged with dis
turbing the peace. The cases were
held over.
Bakery goods az Charles Cafeteria
Pardoned by Mayor.-Executive
olemency was extended 10 David
Brooks. convicted OF assault and bat.
terry. and sentenced TO serve 60 days
In the city jail The mayors heart
was touched when Brooks young wife
appeared before him and told him that
to keep Dave in jail meant distress
and hardship to her and her three
children. The pardon was granted
after the man was duly warned. Fred
Brooks, the brother of Dave. was re
leased yesterday, tho court rem
dering verdict Of not guilty. Fred
was with his brother when the fight
Ing between him and ]. W. Robin
son took place. but there was no evi
dence that he took part In the fight
You can get your Spring Hat for
one-half city prices at the Five Point
Millinery 23S Washington Ave.
international Bible Students Asso
acknowledging under the auspice
OF the above society are held in thr
Labor Union hall No. 3. 353 2itt
street, each Sunday at 7;3O p. m
Subject OF address tonight. The Ran
som for All" Meetings are also helt
Sunday at 3:45 p. nj. at 1853 Adan'
avenue for the study of THE Diyin,
Plan Of the Ages All cordially vel
coined. Free Undenominational
Just a word to tho wiso-Alwayi
use Lewis good coal. Phono 149.
F. Fouts. the local agent of the Den
> iver & Rio Grande road, has been sub
4 poenaed as witness In the govern
! ment's suit against the road for al
alleged violation of the safety appl
ancc law, said to have been commit
c ted in January &c, 1909.
q $3.50 cash buys the best Roc
Springs on the market Phone 81
a John Farr.
: Union Meeting.-Thc monthly Ut
Y ion Sunday school meeting of tn