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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-01
paying respect to heir honorary pres

paying respect to heir honorary pres
idcnt
Letters and messages of congratu.
lation. also numerous gifts were re-
ceiyed. tcStifying to the high esteem
in which the aged and venerable
lady Is held. Flowers. too. those sweet
tokens of love. we're sent as also the
very appropriate sheaf OF ripened
pressiye OF loye and good wishes.
with flowers. was sent by the North
Weber Stake Relief Society officers.
Some time was spent in hearty
greetings, for the guests were the
dear tried and true friends, several
being dear old friends Of youth, whose
meeting causes time TO fly as on
wings
The long table was a picture OF
snowy linen, dainty china and all that
makes for beauty, while the most ap.
petlztng of yiands were served IN
dalntiest style.
Sister Chrissa S Williams acted
as master Of ceremonies and In her
inimitable way introduced each
speaker with some pleasantly as to
and tears were intermingled as some
amusing incident was told perhaps Of
one whose 1aee Is no more seen on
earth.
Aunt Bath5heba. the most hOnored
woman in the church. referred 10 old
friends and scenes. emphasizing the
Joy and satisfaction she felt on the
very happy occasion that had brought
so many dear old friends together,
even though brief the season. Her
sentiments werc choice. her wish
that Sister Richards might live az
long as life was desirable and that
peace might ever be round about nor,
Sister Famsworth told in beautiful
language Of the labors and untirlng
zeal OF Sister Richards, Of the lnflu-
ence she hal Welded and the ster-
ling qualities exhibited. stating that
among all the noble OF the earth mono
will stand higher than Aunt Jane.
Sister Williams referred TO the alb
sence, through sickness, OF dear Aunt
Tmma Wells. saying no gathering
seems ever quite complete without her
presence and more especially today
seeing she and Sister Richards were
looked upon by the general board as
almost twin sisters. compliments OF
each other and towers OF strength 10
the cause of the Relief Society, but
she was pleased to state that she had
a representative in her daughter
Sister Annie Wells Cannon had
brought love and congratulations
from her mother with the promise
of a visit in tho near future, and gave
Aunt Emma's sentiment regarding
Sister Richards that she was the most
ideal of all the Relief Society workers
aud the beat exempification of char
Ity. Her role as wife, mother. home
maker. were told in choice sentiments.
Her home life was tonchlngly re
ferred to by Sister Sarah J, Cannon.
| who testified that all the good things
said of her auntie we're true aud the
half had not been told
"Sisters Lyman, Woodruff. Harltcr
and Grant each had beautiful things
to say OF Sister Richards lie and
example
SISTER Alice Merrill Horne thought
It so nice to have parties for the val
. liant sisters and especially Tor those
| VINO are still with us and arc con.
Meeting links between the earth and
heaven. Love has met love here to-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-01

sons, Franklin S. and Charles C., who
each told of the rich legacy left to
them of noble parentage. On incident
In particular showing the grandeur
of Apostle F. D. Richards. The last
entry made In his daily journal, know.
ing ne was failing and being advised
to take a rest, was. L have been ad-
vlsed to take rest but | have not
Yet learned 10 shirk a duty, and the
same may he said of mother"
Such was the creed OF the sainted
husband and such the creed of our
loved and honored sister.
Sister West was deeply touched.
rs also her husband, Joseph A. West
who. each In their turn. expressed
their appreciation of the presence of
friends, the loving sentiments eX-
pressed and the sweet influence In
attendance.
"The fond good-byes were said, for
earth's joys are fleeting. but I'm sure
the prayers OF each one present are
that the memory of that red letter.
day may remain undimmed in the
heart OF our noble sister, that blessed
mother In Israel And here let us
leave her 10 enjoy the deepening twl-
light. praying that angel hands may
be there TO minister such spiritual
strength as she may need during her
remaining life here on earth, after
which a glorious reunion with friends
In the Celestian Kingdom of oGd,"
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names Are you woman suGfragist
and do you believe in the direct pri-
mary?
VINO was your father. your moth
er, your aunt. sister and brother2
Were you born here and are you ma
uTallZed2'
Every person. regardless OF sex.
color, creed. politics or previous cen
clifton of serYltude. must answer tho
questions Of the census taker. There
is no escaping the Inqulsition. UncQ
Sam has directed his supervisors 10
ask all TO look pleasant and to wa-0
them not to evade the questions thl
are fred at them. IL only comes once
in while and must be gone through
with The best way Is to tell the cen
sus taker all you know-and little
more. but that will probably be done
without the suggestion.
There is a jump Of ten years be-
tween every attempt OF this kind and
as the government employs an army
OF 10000 patriots to shoulder the task
and arrive at some kind OF an acct
rate estimate of how the country haS
grown as we'll as provide figures foT
congressional representatives and sen
ators, il is considered to be an obliga
ton on the part OF residents 10 make
as little trouble as possible when re-
spending to the probe
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Attractions atNew Ogden Theater
George Barr McCutctleon's "BeverIy'


ogden Saturday
peopl
Will proof
the
To however become
long residence pinnaccs O
play enlvened
scholarly Robert wonderfully
book
hcresv to original story.
Tho
by company Norris are directing
the
en-
selling Thursday. a. m.
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ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY

presents George comedy
at
Of the world spread
delight
deal Of heertulness Charles
mans announ William
Father and the Boys or Is
a
OF the prom a holds
OF
Indelby stamped by heatergoing public
There din
comedian
third that the
did
MI make speech and with 1t he INTRODUCED Mt AIDE For two
aushing heartily The
he did Il hope after Is all hat
his He has
fad
of
financial
R They give thought of them
is
wider
n
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-01
WHEN THE EARTH STRIKES THE COMET.

On May 19 the earth will be in collision with Halleys
Fammarion That the stating
will happen but the collision will be somewhat similar that
liner striking fog bank.
The tail Of Halleys will
the earth Astronomers state that the
slight yellow cloudne to the atmosphere though otherwise there
will be evidence of the great astronomical event
There time ago, when comets visit
with alarm but with better knowledge bodies
people generally simply interested and find the visitation
for thought to the wonderful order system
depths and infinite vasness of where countless
heavenly bodies have their orbits.
Here Haley comet returning after journey years
For SO the stranger has been speeding
OF speed beyond imagine In 1872 year
panic following the demonetizaon of silver
heard and four before the Centennial Philadelphia and
only three after the completion of the
Union Pac1hc roads, this comet was swinging
bound And 36 before that the SHOOTING
stars Haey comet visible from this Whoever
the comet then Is old and few will see it this
Spring will live to its
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-01
JUST FOR FUN
How He Got Even

A travelling man who stuttcrs spent
MI afternoon In trying TO sell n
grouchy business man bill of goods
and was not very successful.
AS the salesman was locking up his
grip the crouch was Impolite enough
to observe in the presence OF his
clerks:
You must find that impeachment In
your speech very lnconyenlcnt at
times"
"Oh. n-no." replied the salesman,
Every one has his p-peculIarity.
S-stammeriDg is mine WHAT'S
yours"
I'm not aware that have any" re-
piled the merchant.
DIDO you stir y-your coffee with
your Fright hand?'' asked the sales
man.
why. yes. of course replied the
merchant, a DIT puzzled
"W-Well." went on the salesman.
"t-thats your p-peculiarity. Most
people use t.teaspoon. Success
Magazine.
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MONEY FOR BETTER ROADS.

Congressman Howell has introduced good bill
lower house providing for the creating of national road comms
prescribing duties creating system OF
national roads establishing national road fund and providing the
of xpendng the cooperation with the several states
for the furtherance of good roads
The makes possible the building
built The S10
100000 each is share this fund proportion
to the mileage under construction cooperation
be limited north south and roads, and only
direction these roads be main arteries of travel
Each state avaling itself Of this national aid expend
equal obtained the government the apporo
of the fund, the bill provides:
shall apportioned
annually by the National and
rtory which shall be entitled benefits under the provisions of
this The appooned each and territory shall
be ascened and determined according the ratio that the
proved mileage OF national roads within such state and territory
shall bear the total approved mileage national roads within the
United States
Section 1o-That National Commission
year. shall make the apporonmnt provided
shall certify the forthwith to
territory which national roads have been designated
approved territory shall before December
heth make statement in writing to the National Road Com
territory will
during the fiscal year. and the
be constructed the kind material
construction further nforma
lion the commission require which statement shall be
before the first day of March of
the following year any state or territory snail not elect 10 ex
which been
porond the national road fund for that fiscal said
territory shall nevertheless be entitled to receive from said
what shall such roads certified by the commits
balances of the national road fund appropriated here
the end of the fiscal shall be
added the appropriation the following and shall
distributed the several and territories provided herein
Provided further That the state territory in which national
keep good
repair at its cost and expense.
Section 11That all supervision
ucion of national roads of shall
the direction of the territory which shall
all be in conformity with the rules and regulations of the
to
ile the notices of agreement by the state territory
7ided section of this Provided That all payments shall
made each state and territory under such rules regulations
National Road
progresses
There be objection to appropang $oo00ooO and
perhaps the better plan the because would
create less opposition ask for of land proceeds
The sale of which be devoted road building This would
of great benefit to the west where roads
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day and We are having feast OF rar-
est thingS. This lady was the author
OF charming original poem for the
occasion. which she read in very
pleasing style
Sister Emily S. Richards spoke of
the absent members of the board who
had permitted. All had sent love and
greetings. She appreciated all that
had been said. realizing that much
must be done to compare with that
done by the passed and the passing OF
the pioneers
Bishop McQuarrie had much to tell
Of his association with Sister Rich
ards and her charities He alluded
to the Stake Relief society hall as a
monument OF her labors and determin-
alton; and felt to say. God bless Sis.
ter Richards for what she has done.
Sister Williams referred to con-
versatlon with one OF the leading
brethren in the church who stated
that Sister Richards was the brainlest
woman In the church, that her eXecu-
tive ability was OF the highest type.
But with IL all the love and sweet
ness VI uSI nature was always 10 tne
front
Sister Dorothy c. Hyde. with deep
emotion. told OF tho love she felt for
Aunt Jane. She Was very dear TO her
because she was dear to her father
and had been dear to her salnted
mother, who used to say TO Aunt Jane,
She has been the inspiration OF my
life
"a poem was written and read by
Sister Nellie Becraft, secretary of the
Ogden Stake Relief Society board, and
greetings given by Sister Sarah NJ.
Taylor. president OF the same.
1T is not often, In life, that such
eulogles are given, nor such love.
esteem and reverence bestowed dur
ing the mortal period The flowers
are generally brought to the bier and
the euloetes told over the casket: but
our dear Sister Jane, on her S7th
birthday. felt the warm handclasp,
heard the loving experiences as they
fell from the lips OF dearest friends
and drank TO it's fCllest of the heGy-
enly influence that was present, all Of
which Will brighten the remaining
days of that noble mother In Israel
Expressions of appreciation were
touchinely made by her and by her
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-01
A T ES
Her 81 TIL
YEAR
MRS. JANE S. RICHARDS GREET.
ED BY RELATIVES.
Many Visitors From Salt Lake, In.
Guiding Relief Society Workers,
Present at the Festivities,

Yesterday, Sister Jane S. Richards.
the noble Relief Society leader and
worker, celebrated the S7th annlver.
Sary of her birth, at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Josephine r West,
on Twenty eighth street, in this city.
where the honored lady is peacefully
passing her declining years She Is
tenderly cared for by a sweet and
devoted daughter and other members
of her family, loved and respected by
a host of friends. In community
where her very name is held In rev.
erencc and esteem for her noble quail
tiles and the great good she has done.
Truly she is one of Gods noble wom-
en- whom to know has been to love.
The celebration, as related by one
who was present, Is as follows;
SISTER Richards is a pioneer of
Utah and of Relief Society work, hav
ing been a member OF the Associa-
ton In Nauvoo and from the early
days of Utah has stood in responsible
positions, bringing her life work be-
fore the people, who well know OF
her sterling worth. her undertaking,
unselfish integrity TO the cause Of
Zion and who lovo her for what She
has done
For 81 years (from 1877 TO 1909
she was Stake President OF the Re
lief Societies OF the Weber Stake. be-
ing honorably released as acting. but
sustained as honorary president, on
the division OF that stake.
"She was first counselor to Aunt
Zina D. Young. the general president
OF the Relief Societies of the church,
since which time she has been senior
member OF the general board. where
! she is loved. honored and respected
by every member Of that grand body
| OF women workers.
For some time she has been in
! feeble health consequent 10 old age
and therefore unable to meet with
them as formerly and they, longing
for her presence. her wise counsel
| and her sweet companionship, deter
mined to make her visit and finally
decided that most opportune time
! would be on her S7th birthday Ac-
| cordingly the party was arranged and
the 1 | a m. train from Salt Lake TO
Ogden bore the distinguished guests,
who, with other friends of Ogden
called TO pay their respects and to do
honor to one OF the best beloyed of
women
There were present from Salt
| Lake: President Bathsbeba w
Smith. Sisters Clarissa s. Williams
| Julia NJ worth. Emma S
Woodruff, Sarah i. Cannon, Annie
Wells Cannon. Harriet 3. Marker
Dorothy Grant, Alice Merrill Horne
| Amy Brown Lyman. Emily S. Rich
ards. Dorothy C. Hyde and the Hon
f, S Richards. with most OF the old
or members OF the Richards family
and several OF the younger ones. be.
sides the venerable Bishop Robert Nc
ouarrie and the officers of the Ogden
Stake Relief Society. who. learning oi
the Intended visit OF the general
board members, called to Join them IN
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-01
WHY SALVES FAIL
TO CURE ECz TIA

Scientists are now agreed that -ene
eczema germs are lodged not In the
outer skin or epldermis. but In me
inner skn. Hence. penetrating
liquid is required, not an outward
salvc that clogs the pores.
We recommend TO all ecze ma
patients the standard prescription 81
OF Wintergreen as compounded la
liquid form known as D. d. D. Pres
criptlon. A trial bottle OF this D u.
d. Prescription. at only % cents. viii
instantly relieve the itch We have
sold and recommended this remedy
for years, and know of wonderful
cures from its use. We recommend
II 10 our patrons.
CULLEY DRUG co. 2479 Wash.
For saIe-Old newspapers. cheap
Call at Standard office.
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SOME QUESTIONS
YOU MUST ANSWER
Census lnquisition is One Which Can
not Be EVaded.

Census lnquisition is One Which Can
not Be EVaded
Along about the let of May the cen
sus enumerator viii be around and he
may ask you:
Are you white OF black?
Are You married or single, and II
so. why?
Your age, please, date OF birth
How old are your
Where was your last residence and
how many bill collectors called the
last month?
DO you believe marriage Is a fail
ure, and what is the judges name
who granted the divorce
Give three reasons for being alive,
and how many dogs there are in the
family?
Give both your fun and sober
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-01
SKIRTS SWEEP THROUGH DISEASE

Stop this splitting sidewalks city ordinances
shall expectorate but there TWENTY
fifth foreigners without knowledge English who coud
not read pacar and they could would fail the
meaning Of e1pecorae that the only enforce the
law keep constantly after these strangers them
befou the pathway and occasional serve to good
purpose.
Women complain that they walk sidewalks of
Twenyhfth street Washington without coming in
contact with the filthy and disease ladened sputum.
Stop this hawking the sidewalks.
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No Sympa.ay There,

Mrs Spoonamore-"Don't you think,
Miss Tartun. the law should prescribe
a severe punishment for husband
who spanks his wife2"
Miss Tartun-"Why. yes; II he has
married wife who has no more
spunI than to let him spank her he
ought TO be compelled 10 live with her
all his days. s."-Chicago Tribune
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-01
Poor Father

Maudle-Pa. Will our new mamma
so bad after a while?
Father-What question, Why did
you think OF such a thing?
Maudie-Well, heard her tell the
cook that she got badly bitten when
she married you.-EXchange
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His PRINCIPAL Feature.

Scott-See that man who just went
by? He landed in this city with bare
leet and now he's got million.
Mott-Great Jupiter That beats the
centipede to 4 frazzle-Boston Tran
script.
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YOU CAN CURE THAT BGCKAGHE,

Palm eong the back dizziness, headache md RenotEl
l.uguor. Get q package OF Mother Gpys AUS
TitALIAN-LEAF for Nil Kidney, Bladder and
Urinary troubles When yon feel all run down.
tired. wenk nnd without energy you need few
doscs OF this pleasant herb ei:re. hs regulator Il
has no Sqr@, Mother CrAyt Australion-Lenf
sample scut fRkE. Address, The Mother gray
Co, 10 RoT, y. L.
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Hubby Again.

my dear says tie fond wife. you
really should allow me to buy the
things for the house"
81 haven't been buying anything for
the "
Yes. you have. Now. you know you
paid 81 for that new thermometer.
and Mrs Nextus bought one for 10
cents that registers four degrees be,
low ours every day. Chicago Post.
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No Spare Room,

DO you live within your income?"
Yes. and I'm crowded for space. =
Yale Record
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-17

BARGAINS IN NORTHWEST HOUSES.
Price, $1,000.
n :!o t nneroSm %, ssiss on pretty
condition.
Price sa.5oo-Near 10th and sts NV: an
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Price $5.250-short distance from U. s. Cap
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Price 3, 0O0-ShOrt distan"e from Union sta
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Price IS. 2O0-On G ST.. west OF 18th; three
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