The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-11

THE DAILY STANDA]
7 person. Superintendent l.. Z. Eggcrt-
ten OF the Weber county schools has
| been asked whether he would accept
the position II rendered him, and he
has partially agreed 10 dc so IL 1t
meets the approval OF the Weber coun-
" board of education, and If the CON
tract with the Provo board Is accept.
| able TO him
Fred G Taylor. superintendent Of
the Lewiston Sugar factory, is in the
city comforting with the general Of
flcers OF the Amalgamated Sugar COM
pany
Baseball Games.-A large crowd OF
baseball fans have gone to the Fair
Grounds this afternoon to witness the
league game between the OgdenS and
the Occidentals, the crack colored
tenn OF Salt Lake City. This is the
first appearance OF the colored men
Ia Ogden for two years. Tomorrow the
Ogden and Murray teams play at the
Fair Grounds.
County League-In the county
City and Hooper play at the Fair
Grounds ut 4 o'clock: Eden and Lib,
erty play at Eden and Mort ogden
and Huntsville meet at North Ogden
Thompoon at Cyclone"
Johnny Thompson has advised this
paper that he will return 10 the Hot
Springs tomorrow from Logan To put
the finishing touches on his training
for his match with Bird Leg" Col
Inns. which VIII be held at the Saltair
hippodrome. next Wednesday evening.
Vaudeville Monday Night.-Every-
thing Is In readiness for the presen-
t0tion of Luke Loud's Vaudeville
Agency" at the Ogden theator. next
Monday evening. by the young ladies
and gentlemen Of the Children of Mary
of the ST. Joscph's parish Indica-
tions point to one of the best anna
teur performances given in ogden In
u number of months. The attendance
Will be large
son pleaded not guilty to the charge
Of conducting a secondhand store
without a license. He was released
on his own recognlzance pending ar
rangements for trial.
Jap Is Guilty-In the case of the
city against H. Sakami. the Jap, tried
for assault and battery on John Nash.
q sixteen year-old boy. the court rem
dered a verdict of guilty and sen
fenced the defendant 10 pay fine OF
IS.
Called TO ChIcaeo.-The construc
tion work on DT Roblnson's new res
idence has been temporarily suspend
ed owing to business that calls him
TO Chicago.
Joseph II. Goddard, the wcll.known
mining and real estate man, who has
been Ill for some time. is sinking
rapidly. and no hope Is entertained for
his recovery
August 1 is now the date Officially
set for the opening of the Western
Pacific passenger service.
Stella o. George, sixteen~year-old
girl who disappeared from Preston.
Idaho, was apprehended In Salt Lake
yesterday and taken back home. She
had eloped with q fireman on the Ore
gon Short Line.
Hot in Salt lake,-The people Of
Salt Lake are fairly swelterIng in the
heat. the thermometer registering 81
degrees above zero I'm the shade. 1t |
Is warm in Ogden, but at noon today |
the temperature was only 81 degrees |
above zero. An inyigorating breeze |
prevails and no particular discom-
fturc is being experienced. Reports |
from the state capital are that today |
Is the warmest day yet experienced |
this year. Part OF Salt Lake is with |
out water.
Placing Stone eIocks-The J p.
O'Neill Construction company is lay
ing the stone blocks along tho Og-
len Rapid Transit company's car |
tracks. between Twenty-sIXth and !
rwenty-eighth streets. on Washing
ton avenue.
Goes to Montpeler-G. A. Akins.
professional horse trainer and driver
who has been employed in the !
stables Of ]. C. Leggett for mum
Der of years past. has gone TO Mont
oeller, Idaho. TO take charge OF 4
string OF fast drivers.