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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-14

retary to Governor Weeks, and form
er Lieutenant Governor Everett j.
Lake. both OF Hartford, were placed
in nomination for governor.
At the opening OF the convention,
the committee on resolutions present
ed its report In which President Taft
is called a good and great president.
The report in part follows:
Thanks chiefly to his tactful. but
resolute insistcnce. the vital part OF
the reforms for which his predecessor
pleaded in speeches and messages.
the tatute is now law and the Repub.
lican congress has made u record for
constructive work OF abiding value
that would leave a lasting mark in
our legislative history. At once con-
seryatiye and progressive. patient un-
der misrepresentation and dctraction,
William Howard Taft has set an eX.
ample of fidelity and pure patriotism
To all his successors In the presiden'
cy"
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-14
III
CITY SCHOOLS
the Opening Week 5O75 of Which the High
School Has 428-Lewis School Has Nearly 600
Pupils in Attendance

work are gone over and discussed
with the parents, in order TO acquaint
the parents with school work and per
NIT the teachers and the parents to
know each other better, and have a
better understanding regarding the
educational work.
The parents meeting. says, " Mr..
Mills, has grown to be an important
factor of tho city schools and splen-
did results are coming from them.
The parents, he says, In many in
stances now have become so familiar
with the educational plans of the
schools that they discuss intelligent
~ the different plans and methods
of handling the students In the school
room. a cooperation between the
teacher and the parent Is looked upon
these days as a necessary condition
In schools that are getting the best
results.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-14

ism in the east-a call for a broader
conception of citizenship than is TO
be found when party leaders do all
the thinking and the rank and file
follow blindly The letter is deemed
TO be of such importance by the Stand
ard that it is published in full, as fol
lows:
Ogden, Sept. 18th, 1910
Hon. Jesse Knight. Provo, Utah
My Dear Mr.. Knight:-Yours OF the
10th inst. TO hand. AS a general rule.
/ very much doubt that private bust.
ness is improved by either being fos-
tered or directed by the government.
but at the same time | am willing TO
confess that of late very many good
reasons have been presented for the
establishment of Public Utilities
commission In the state of Utah
''AS to the matter OF statewide pro-
hibition, ! have come to the conclu-
sion that such n condition is ideal.
rather than practical. The object OF
any remedial law is not to announce
an idealistic desire, but to prevent n
specific evil, and. insofar as any law
fails to accomplish such purpose, 1t
Is ValuelesS. ] am an ardent advo.
cate OF temperance. and from my tray
els throughout the state. am convinc-
ed that temperance reform is favored
by an overwhelming majority OF our
fellow citizens II is, therefore. sim
ply question of the best method by
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-14

Suerintendent Mills of the city
schools states that the school work
began this year with more vim and
the students got along with less con-
fusion at the opening than last year
and that the attendance is slightly In
advance OF that of the beginning Of
the school workin previous years This
is accounted for from the fact that
the teachers were perhaps a little
better organized this year and the
school affairs were taken hold OF more
readily and with improved discipline.
The enrolment at the schools as
reported this morning Is as follows.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-14
ARE MARRIED IN eMPEROR'S
MEMORIAL CHURCH IN BERLIN

Berlin, Sept. 11.-Olga. daughter oil
Baron and Baroness Ferdinand Vo9
Norden Flicht, and Hans Won Kaltea'
born OF New York were married OF
the Emperor William memorial
church today.
The brides father Is the German
consul general at 10 Janclro aud ne
formerly occupied a similar post al
New York
The bridegroom was formerly tuloi
of Vincent Astor son of Col. Jacoo
Astor. and was a member Of the col
onel's yachting party on the Nolr
mahal, which while cruising In th'
West Indies last fall. got out oi toue,
with any port for a time. and arous0
much alorm for the safety OF la'
colonel and his guests.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-14
LEG IS 7 @ r N
FROM HIS
BODY

John Larson, car repairer em-
ployed by the Southern Pacific rail-
road. was struck by westbound
freight train at. nawlins at 30 last
night and almost instantly killed,
Larson was employed in the Raw
Inns yards, but was not working at the
time of the fatality. Just how the
casualty occurred 1t not known. the
mans almost lGeesS body being
found by trainmen after the freight
train had passed
Larson's right arm and right leg
were torn completely from his body
by the wheels OF the train and his
body was badly mutilated He was
unconscious when found and died
while he was being carried from the
tracks.
The deceased was resident Of
Rawlins and was man OF middle age,
He is survived by wife,
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-14
PRESIDENT TAFT is
PRAISED BY CONVENTION

Hartford, Sept. 1.-THE Republican
state convention opened today's ses-
sion by making the temporary organ
i2ation permanent and adopting a
platform similar in many particulars
TO that adopted bS the Democrats at
their convention last week.
Charles A. Goodwin, executive sec
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-14

A parents meeting was held at the
Central school yesterday afternoon
and similar meeting Will be held at
the Grant this afternoon. Superin-
tendent Mills states that it Is his pur-
pose to hold parents meetings every
afternoon until a meeting has been
held fl each OF the school buildings
of the city.
AZ these meetings matters of dis
ciplne and general school control and
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-14

patronlze our establishment because
we cater to all classes. The profcs-
sional man and the tradesman alike
find the advantage OF dealing with us,
because we arc always offering the
best money-savinG values.
Let us show you that it is to YOUR
advantage TO trade here, because you
will get the best qualities. the prompt
est service. and the most pleasing
prices.
Watch our daily market letter
Fruits and vegetables fresh every day.
Place your orders early and thereby
get the PICK of our mornings stock.
Prompt dellyerics-courteoUs treat
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DEATHS AND
FUNERALS
LUCY E SllVERY.

The funeral of Mrs. Lucy Eliza
beth Silvcry, the wife OF William d,
SilveTy, will be held Thursday at ?
p, M at the Llndquist funeral
chapel.
The remains may be viewed at the
chapel Thursday morning from 10 a.
m. until l p, m The Rev II, ID. Zim-
norman will officiate, and the inter
ment will be in the Ogden City GEM
etery.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-14
EXCURSIONS NORTH.

Via Oregon Short Line, Saturday
Sept 17th. Secure tickets and full
Information at City Ticket office. 25ll
Wash. Ave. Both phones. 372.
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Metal Market

New York. Sept 1l.-Copper, dull:
spot. 12l0a12.2O: October l2.l2 La
1920. Lead, quiet: i40a4.2O IL
Bar silver 90 is.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-14

When you 20 TO Salt Lake, stop
at the New Windsor hotel a cen
trally located. convenient and home
like place Hyrum Baird. Prop. =
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-14
, Q g G Q 3 . : @ o o Q Q g
. SO-CAGlEO BRICK
, TRUST is INDICTED

Chicago. Sept. 1.-THE so
called brick trust was indicted
by the federal grand jury To-
day, charged with violation oi
the Sherman antitrust law
Four individuals and tnFec
companies are named
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-14


Peaches, bushel ..,.......-....S1 81 no
Peaches, basket ...,.s.......... 2Oc
Plums, basket ............--.. 20c
Bananas, dozen -, .....-.s..., soc
Oranges. dozen .....,.....20 zoe to sec
Potatoes, Is lbs. bs................. 25c
Fresh Tomatoes. 4 lbs ........,.. Zoe
Fresh Utah Caullflower lb.......t1c
New Utah Honey per comb ... 15c
Egg Plant ..s....--.-..s..s.- .lvc
Watermelons .........,..10c TO 35c
CantHloupes .........5 &c 10 1Gc
Tomatoes. bushcl ........,, 65c
Concord Grapes. basket. .........4 40c
Pie Pumpkins ...--....... loo to 1ic
Hubbard Squash ..,.. l0c to 15c
Celery, bunch Observation-Disclosures. sc
Peanut Butter (bulk) per lb.. a. zoe
California Head Lettuce ......V 1Oc
Fresh Grape Fruit 10c
Just few days more TO get Free
sHne Peaches for cannlng-don't
walt until they are all gone Let US
have your order for Cllngstones FOR
pickllng.
We have Just received our new
stock of Pancake Flour and Table
syrups-pure Maple Sap. Log Cabin,
etc. all sizes and prices to suit The
individual taste and pocketbook.
Now Is the time for putting up your
Peaches, Tomatoes and Mixed Pickles.
+ On account of the hot, dry summer.
the Peach and Tomato season will be
short Place your order with US the
day before you want them. and we
will see that you set them FRESH
from the orchard and garden Yes,
we have the fruit jars and jelly glass.
c5 also.
We have small cucumbers. white
onions and cauliflower. Get your or,
dcrs In before It Is too late
The choicest line of Teas and Cof-
fees In the city.
Our New Crop of Canned Peas and
Asparagus are In, prices the same
as heretofore.
We carry a full line of picnic and
camping party pickles. olives, canred
meats, preserves, jams jellies. etc. q
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-14

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Pressssnt az rae Council.
Approved By the PEasisezt a the
C1znel and Acting Mayer q tAs CRY
Of vInlts. oklzbozz- O tbs IN dzE
Of September, 1915.
j. c STARR.
Presiaena o. he CouncfH and acting
MaTor 0f the City q yfnisz,
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Attest A }. GREEN.
CRY Clerk
TIE foregoing Ordnance Is zpproF-
sd bY tee Pressdszt Of the c0nncl o.
ths- City cF TInsta and II Acting
Mayor IL the absence from The Ctr
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Give7 zzse- NJ hand thAs tn dzy
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Pvszsdent 0f the Council sn1 Actzng
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Oklahoma
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-09-08

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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-09-08
MAlrg oAk scaooL 80.

saoel osene5 promptly u 4 m
MezzsF. Aggsss - Letaoas harisg
been szsigaes when tie sDgiak terml
eloses thiazz moved On - i rhereI
had been - break
Aasaozh sos1e d tie older pupiie
hsfa aet rozze ID yet and zome others
are expected later every seat is o.
esgias now
f,aoL Klsase n Alton. - To1te for
hss wofk near Somata. stopped on
aish as two Nights g bis way prof
i great favorite aith the young
tolkt. indeed with everybody.
Nettie Cos0f1h had q chIil and was
detained Al home two days. but thanks
~ qainine ard tonics she Is IN place
AGAIN.
Pr0fs. Bell and chitwood bagSed a
fine lot Of prairie chickens on Satar.
day. They wont tel as where they
hunted. but claim they got them all.
NJ Rafferty,. school director, favor.
ed us with his presence and gave Us
a good send on opening morning.
Miss Harmon. We are proud to com
municate, has received her state Ger,
tifcate and ) very high grade too.
A little social At Mrs. Bells on
Thursday evening IN honor of Prof
Klause. The laugh ran through the
town. They were merry company.
The program is so crowded thai
the bookkeeping class recites after
school.
The school house has been repaired
and altered some, which makes II
very comfortable, and manIfests the
interest taken In the course Of eduea
ton by the patrons.
One Of the promising classes in
school is the 18th year reading By Miss
Harmon. They are taking up tbs
work in the form Of literature.
Miles brothers have been cleaning
off the school ground and we have
promise of brand new pump.
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RxpoRr or The. g.coSDTTIos OF
THE BANK or BIG CABIN,


ATBIG CABIN.
IN The state of OkiahonA. At The Close Of basi-
ness Sept 1st, 1910.
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State Of Oklahoma. County Of Craig. s..
/. Robert Z. Lee, Cashier Of The above named
Bank, do solenaniy swear that the above state
mentis true. 70 the best of my knowledge Aad be.
lief. so help me God. RoBT. Z. LIE, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me this 7th
dsy Of septenbea, 1910, lse.ll PA. Byers
Notary Public
corset--Atsest:
BiRD RALLIS0ER.
J ". ORR.
Dixrntoxs
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chicago-st Louis double-header
postponed on account of rain.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-09-08
Official Count of Votes
Cast in Primary at Last

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ssss ca. a tAs T-zEsws<s pEizzrT q
&sxaas 4 hare bsez zarcg-ee1-
Res<Ss y rzs Eszts sssesa11 board
.tow IL ss8oHAzx S1es fsr es1ao-
ersHc ezr1s<ztes fsT goEeTz,sr-
c.res ssssi. KIRK zsis. N-Trzy -
7s6 az1 Roas z7ss5. crsce I'd N-r-
zy 1s5sf TIE AigaeaE l-1lgt1.al
1emorzsic vc<e psz 1851 fsr Kats
ssmars. eonzissss1er q cAzrssies
az oo-rseslo1s, zze hsF rssrzlitg oTsr
Baker uas 1914 Tks rext kislest
indIvId1zl yoze vas fos C1zriss Tag-
Iof. ftzte exznIneT znG l1zSeet0Fs NilD
received 1887. wsth : pl.raIlsy 0Fer
Lardrm X sz24s. BlI Cross. d.
ceased. noniraisd for state sa1itor.
received fhir1 pace Eith Ssysss votes
Next 70 tke Office for goTernCg The
largest vote va Tor attorney geasfzl,
WITH a total u IssS5s, he tnird being
lieutenant governor. Igs 80. ard the
bwest was for Drssidezf n ths state
board n agriculture. the total being
s4z77. The following vas the vote
east for candidates On the demOcTztic
ticket.
Lieutenant GoyeFnoF--Davis z5s4Is,
DuFy 1876, gIlls s.7sz. McAlegter
zs.ls4, Nossoa 1855, Posteils 14.s47,
Yeager 1914
Secretary Of state-HzrTison 1901
Meyer $40.
State Audltof--Blzi7 1918 Cross
ss,sss. Gglmer l4.g4s, Tucker l5Ass.
Attorney Cenerzi-fsFzhzm Si,ss9
KEY 5sss5, West l5se5
STATE TrszsageE - D1nIop ss25s.
Trzpz f5271
Etzte Ea7ertztez1ezt-CzZerp1 ~
s42, WILSON sTzzI.
sszte Examiner ard EnHneetgg- -Iiz1-
zruz z. ssS. Tzgbsr s4-s51-
CEsef Mlas fzsDeernr-Bcgis si3sss
Hzz-zsY g7szt
CozzAsss1nsr u Lahcr-EzzEAer1g
50 rs gzo cgseaEEh1a5
Cemmianarner cs Charities ard Cor
rse&iens-Bsksg s4Sss. Bsrnzrs IT,
Sc.
Trnzszzes Co1zzEzss0zer Ballard
zssss. Calvert 1s1Ss. Ccr1oa 1zsss
EzeT 7.sss. L4szter 1874, MARTA -
ia
STATE Prfnter-Farrfs t5s24. High
~ zf1is. Lester 1s.7ss.
Frsssdent State Board q Agrtcul-
turs--Bsyzn s5.7Iz. Bishop zz.7os,
PaseA2I 1850.
Corporation Commission - Bowles
1865. Henshaw 1851. Lash 4024
Norman sys7s, Strain is.4ss. TuckeI
s,5zs. Wilson 1883.
Clerk Of TIE Supreme courf-Camp
bell essls. Gardner 1924. Gordor
1881. Taylor z5,zfs
Vote for Republican Candidates.
GorerD0r--FergHson 1z.Tfz. Fields
1858. Jones s.s77. McNeal = s.es9
McNezi's plurality 0rsr Ferguson s.
III.
Lssztensnt GoFerror-Dukez s7.7zi
gno ogpo&ffiozl.
Secretary = gtase-Fr1aeF si61s
Rc11stt 49,
STATE AssitDs-DsszneT sSffa. Boas
zz.44s.
Attorney Geuerzt-Do1soz zzSsz
Harry s.5tz. Hngaee 1881. 0wea 8
NJ. sMstA zas6zz
Treassses-DEal sss. RadesgEl II.
fge. zrsracsnx - 81
SEase s1s< szze1dezt = DTehe -
sl5 gFz1s zs7s5. Nose LIS
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Batteries: Swan, Carter and James:
Sage, Patterson and Owens.
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Batteries: Gilligan and Ludwig and
Breen: Reiger. Gehring and Spencer.
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At Louisville.

Batteries: Higginbotham, Galbraith
and Reilly; Cook and carisch.
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Batteries Johnson and Becken-
dorz and Aiasmith; Quinn and
Sweeney
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BASE BALL SCORE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
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batteries. Essick and Green: Hart
ley, Linke and Kerns.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS

At Kansas cItY.
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BzGteFssa. A1aE1s and Ii1Eon .
Zmsch aad Phelps ard Bliss
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Baffesses. Alsfsaell al Lsn4. Nui-
In and stanage
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-19
ROOSEVELT PARTY
LEAVES BUDHA PEST
TBy Associated Press. ]

Buda Pest, April 19.-The Roose-
Welt party left here this morning on
special train for Pabotna where
they spent the day as guests of Count
Serryf, minister of agriculture of
Hungary.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-19
COMMITTEEMAN SAMP[|NER
RETURNS HOME AND TELLS
OF THE DEMOCRATIC MEETING

]. M. Sampliner, state committee
man of the democratic party, from
Mesa county, was an arrival home at
noon today from Denver, where he
attended the big meeting of the mem
bers of the state central committee,
the chairmen of the various county
committees and the democratic edi-
tors.
Mr.. Sampliner comes home en-
Unused much over democratic pros
poets in this state for next fall.
Asked by a Sentinel man what
were the conditions surrounding the
meeting, which led up to the resolu-
tions which had been adopted against
the calling Of the extra session, Mr..
Sampliner replied in part:
II want to put this matter of the
reasons assigned by most democrats
for opposing the extra session Of the
legislature in the simplest possible
manner, so that the lay members of
the democratic, as well as the repub-
lican party members may know Just
exactly the reasons why no pledges
were kept by the 18th general as
sembly.
"a bill for every platform pledge,
that was given the people of this state
two years ago, passed the lower house
of the 18th general assembly. 1 want
you to let that statement get full
play In this interview, for I know
many people do not understand the
matter that way.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-19
OATES FIXED AND PLANS laid
FOR STATE CONVENTION To
Be HELD HERE IN EARLY MAY

be served in Odd Fellows hall at
which probably three hundred guests
will be entertained. This will be the
biggest social event of the meeting.
On Monday the visitors will be
taken for automobile rides through
the valley.
On Monday night delightful en-
tertainment of some sort will be
given.
On Tuesday the formal business
sessions of the convention will be
held, officers elected and other busi-
ness given attention. Tuesday even
ing the meeting will be brought to a
close.
The city will be gaily decorated for
the occasion and the business men
are being urged to decorate their
stores in suitable and fitting manner.
There will be great number of
most enjoyable features, now being
planned by the committee. to make
the session memorable in every way.
On account of the convention low
railway rates will be made to Grand
Junction from all points in the state.
The Knights Of Columbus state
convention will be the first big con-
vention of the summer In Grand
Junction.
The Chamber Of Commerce will CO.
operate with the local Knights OF
Columbus in planning for the enter
tainment of the visitors.
The daily sentinel., 1910-04-19

Grand Junction, early next month,
will be the host for the first state
convention of knights of Columbus
ever held on the Western slope.
1t will be a most important gather
ing of representative men from var
ious towns and cities of Colorado and
Grand junction should certainly be
glad of the opportunity to entertain
this state convention.
The committee on local arrange
ments has been appointed and is al
ready hard at work. The committee
consists of the following gentlemen:
l.. E. Storm, E. A. Ryan, Charles
Krigbaum and C. H. Kramer. Jr.
Not less than one hundred and
fifty delegates and visitors are ex-
pected from outside points and the
focal committees and the local council
of knights Of Columbus propose to
show the delegates and visitors one
of the best times they ever had.
The big meeting is to be held the
second week In May, an ideal time
for q visit to the Grand valley. The
weather will be cool. pleasant and
fine and the orchards will be In their
most beautiful garb.
On Sunday, May 8. the inftfatory
work of the three degrees OF the
order will be exemplified In Elks
hall. there being q number of candi-
dates for this occasion.
On Sunday night, following the
initiatory sessions, big banquet Will