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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-25
PULLMAN COMP ANY
LAUNDRY WORK

K E. Morgan OF Chicago. who re-
Gently bought the Model laundry es-
tablisnment in Salt Lake. has taken
the contract for all OF the laundry
work for the Pullman company in the
Salt Lake district Beginning March
1, Salt Lake Will be the supply base
for the car company and linen stocks
for the sleeping car service will be
furnished from Salt Lake instead of
ogden
The Pullman company is the largest
laundry patron in the country and the
local contract amounts to many thou
sands of dollars a year. Heretofore
the laundry work has been done on
contract, and for the last few years
1t has been done In Ogden.
X e. Morgan. the new owner of the
Model plant, Is probably the largest
laundry owner and operator in the
country. He has plants In New York
Boston. Buffalo, New Jersey. CIncin-
natl. Chicago, St Louis. Salt Lake
and Los Angeles. and each of these
plants has contracts Slth the Pullman
company for their respective districts.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-25

Ing the suspension cable lines. The
work consists of the replacing OF the
zinc hangers with the Merlin hangers.
and will occupy number of weeks.
The new hangers are twisted hemp
cord that is tarred and equipped with
hooks. and these arc use din suspend
Ing the cable from the heavy wire sup
port. The now hanger allows the
cable TO hang loose, whereas the zinc
cable held 1t tight and would not al
low the cable to expand and contract
under the weather conditions.
TweIve-Pound Baby GIrl-A twelve
pound daughter was born to the wife
of A. NJ. Mcclure. 1865 Twenty-sec-
ond street, on Tuesday. February %.
VIII Visit Idaho Forests-E. H.
Clarke, assistant chief OF the opera
tion department of the forest service
In Ogden. Will leave in the morning
for Idaho for a trip through the Wei
ser, Idaho and Sawtooth forests.
Entertain Tuesday = Miss Emma
Lindsay entertained a number OF her
friends at chaflng-dish supper on the
evening of Washington's anniversary
at her home, 2429 Monroe avenue. The
evening was pleasantly spent in music
and song and general social recrca-
don, a delicious luncheon was served.
Manson Expected - Superintendent
r. c. Manson of the Salt Lake division
Of the Southern Pacific company is
expected TO return to Ogden tomor-
row from Sparks. Nevada, where he
has been for more than Il week past
in connection with the strike of the
machInists employed in the shops at
that place.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-25
RANDOM
REFERENCES
Dainty Pastry. Charles Cafeteria.

Dainty Pastry. Charles Cafeteria. =
Vegetarians like Charles Cafeteria
High grade fancy apples at whole
lalc prices Phone 667 K. =
Funeral sunduy-The funeral ser.
vices over the remains OF the late
Miss Mary Blanche Miles Will be held
from the home OF her sister. Mrs.
Macdonald. 1850 Lincoln avenue, Sun.
DAY afternoon at o'clock, Rev ]. T..
Carver officiating Interment at the
City cemetery.
B. C G. Butter has proven sterling
by every test.
Inspected meat only. Charles Cafe
teria. =
Fine place 70 eat. Charles Cafeteria
Coal, call up Parker & Co.. for
rates on lump nut and slack =
Thomae for Postmaster-The Presi.
denE today sent to the senate the
nomination OF Arthur l.. Thomas 10
he postmaster at Salt Lake City.
Time saver. economic. Charles Cafe.
teria. -
When you order bread be sure II
bears the label, Wards Good Bread
Ask your grocer.
Scarcity of Houoes-R. H. Doelle
chief chemist OF tho new paint and oil
factory 10 be erected in Ogden, has
arrived in the city and is looking
for six or seven room modern house
and was surprised to learn that II is
impossible 10 get such residence
Mr. Doelle says that Ogden needs a
few residences as we'll as paint fac
tory.
COAL, Call up Parker & Co. 10,
rates on lump. nut and slack. Parker
Coal Co. :
Plenty of hard coal at Lewis Goa
Yard. Phone 149.
Local Artists Effore-Thomai
Slight, local artist, is completing ar
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-25
Y A G R A N I S
in POLICE
COURT

Four able.bodied men were ar
raigned before the municipal Judge
this morning, charged with vagrancy,
all but one pleading not guilty.
Martin Henry stated that he was
broke and, of course. would have to
plead guilty to vagrancy. The other
men. William Taylor. Thomas O'Brien
and Peter Jeffrles, denied that they
were "vags." but the testimony CIV
Ell brought out the fact that they had
no visible means of support. They
were declared guilty OF the offense
and all were given an opportunity 10
leave the city iDstanter
Charles Burton, the unfortunate lad
who smashed the pawn shop win
dow Tuesday night. was again be-
fore his honor and again the court
decided 10 withhold sentence until
some future time. The court stated
that II did not know what should be
done with the boy
Tim Kelly pleaded guilty to the
charge of drunkenness and was sen.
fenced to pay q fine of 50 or go to
jail for a period OF five days,
Cubic Lacy should have been in
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-25

Charles G. Parker and wife 20
Thomas B. Storey, part of the north
east quarter OF section 2s. township
north OF range l west Consldera.
ton. $500.
l. 3, Best and wife 10 Mario Evan.
part OF lot 8. block 10. plat "A" Con.
sideratlon. $3.50.
John S. Corlew and others as trug-
tees OF Ogden Lodge No. 2, Knights
OF Pythias. TO Sarah A. Turner part
OF the east half of lot c. block %. plat
"a" Consideration, $3.50.
Peter Jensen and wife to Andrew
S. Erickson. part of the southeast
quarter of section s, and part OF the
southwest quarter of section 0, town
ship 6. north range l west Considera-
tion. s2750.
Andrew 8. Erickson and wife to Pc
ter Jensen. all of lots 3, 4 and 5. block
2, Cropsey's addition. Consideration.
$2.250
Hoken Olsen and wife TO Robert NJ
Burch, Jr., the east half Of lots 2 and
3. block 10. plat "a" Huntsville. Con
sideration, $500.
Helmine y. Conger 10 Margaret
Hunter. part of lot IL. block 10. South
Ogden Survey. Consideration, $3.50
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-25

ing tricks with rings and watches
borrowed from the audience.
The third part of the entertain
mcnt is the magician's supper. which
consists OF making steaming hot cof-
fec from coffee beams, milk from
rice and sugar from rice. The cor-
fee is served to people in the AUDI
ence.
A large quantity OF candy is made
from a vessel HIntalninG bran-it
was real candy Tor 1t was given to
the children. His Illusions with a
canary and a duck were cleverly
done. From a small paper top tam
BOURNE he extracted number OF
pieces of silk which he rolled in n
bunch and made an American flag.
The entertainment closed with the
Hlndoo mysterious cabinet trick
which was successfully executed.
A feature of the evening was the
music furnished by the Weber acad-
emy band under the direction OF
Prof f. w Nichols. The "boys''
rendered a number OF selections in
Guiding patriotic airs, that were re-
ceived with applause. The band is p
great credit to the Weber academy
as we'll as the city Of Ogden.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-25
SMALL SUMS SUED
FOR BY CREDITORS

In the civil division OF the Munich
ral court this morning l.. a. Martin
commenced suit against Grover c.
Gin TO recover Sl76.50 alleged 10 be
due on a certain promissory note.
In the case of ~ o. Ogden vs Mrs.
NJ. E Billings. judgment was rem
dered in favor OF the defendant OF no
cause of action. The plaintiff was re-
Quired to pay the costs of court. The
suit was brought to recover SLABS
claimed to be due on an account
The Clayton Music company has
commenced an action against NJ
Sorenson ct al. to recover possession
OF certain real estate and for dam
ages in the sum OF s225-
Leroy Farley ct a.. arc suing ] A.
Powell for -$3S.65 alleged TO be due
on an account.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-25

oil painting of President Taft In Og-
den canyon. last September. The
scene is at the narrows and shows
the automobile with the President
and party passing around the point
at that place. The picture is three
feet eight inches by four feet eight
inches and is the best that Mr.. Slight
has ever attempted The picture
takes in a splendid view Of the can
yon, showing the sides OF the noun.
| tains covered with the autumn leaves
turning red. The picture has been
sold 10 u patron. but II will probably
be placed on exhibition In the city.
For SaIe-Household furniture. Call
afternoons. 25O1 Adams =
Bamberger Ogden Coal. Plenty of
That Good Coal'' on hand. Clear
Creek. Castle Gate and Rock Springs.
S4.1o and $500 at Yard 2.19-tf
Our Ice cream Is always uniform, II
will be good today. the same tomor-
row. The steady increase Of orders
is the best test OF its continued good
ness. Wards, 2 stores, both phones,
27e. =
Contos Eetate-In the district court
today. before Judge Howell, the case
of David Mattson. administrator Of
the estate Of John Contos. deceased.
VS.. James BaleslaDis, was heard. the
testimony offered and the case taken
under advisemept by the court The
action is to recover S175 alleged TO
be due the estate of the deceased.
Wards Social Sweets. Chocolates
and Bon Bons. Made in an up-to-date
factory, where none but skilled
tradesmen are employed. which en-
ablcs us to produce none but the best.
Our fountains are never closed. =
Wards Good Bread. 1t pleases,
cheers and satisfies. -
Delicious Pastry. We do not scrimp
on materials, We go on the theory
that the best Is none too good for our
customers, Wards. 2 stores. Both
phones. 279. =
Saucer Track Races-That the
"biks fans" of ogden will again have
an opportunity TO witness races at
the Glenwood saucer track this sum
aer Is the assurance that has been
made by Salt Lake promoters, who
are now figuring on the securing OF
the Salt Palace track in that city.
While no one has been mentioned
IN particular In connection with the
Ogden track, II was learned by a
representative of this paper that
those who are after the Salt Palace
track-Harry Heagren. liver Redman
and Hardy DownIng-haye also turned
their eyes toward the ogden track.
Case Continued-The case OF Her.
bert Nelson Ham. alias Herbert Mel
son, charged with assault and bat
terry. was continued this morning by
Judge Murphy on motion of the at
torney for the defendant.
Miss Tout to Slne-Arrangements
were completed this afternoon for an
operate concert at the Tabernacle
next Thursday afternoon. by Miss
Maggie Tout, assisted by the Ogden
Tabernacle choir This will be the
initial concert given in America by
Miss Tout, who Is now here on a
short visit The program. which is
now being arranged, will include
operate airs, such as The PRAYER
from La Tosca,' IN which Miss Tout
reaches high F. Miss Tout viii be
assisted by the choir In number OF
selections. and the choir will also rem
der number of their famous
| choruses,
Changing the Tables-Thc Inde.
! pendent Telephone company has a
force of ten men in Ogden reconstruct.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-25
I R An SFERS s
OF r AL
EST ATE

The following real estate transfers
were recorded with the county re-
corder:
Arizona Trust 6 Development com.
pany to Kryn Van Kampen, part OF
lot 4. block 2, plat "B." Considera-
dlon. S1,050.
Joseph H. Hill and wife TO Diem
wertye Koldewyn. lots Is and 70.
block 2, Mountain View addition. Con
slderation, S100
Joshua F. Parsons and wife TO VII
liam G. Fielding. part Of lot 2. block
81, pat &C" Consideration, Sl,S00.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-25

Gourt 70 answer the charge OF be
Ius GniaWfuily drunk but be was
1 HoI HIS bail Of s. was declared for
K =. Rockwell. under the charge
VI mendleancy, acknowledged 70 the
court that he Is beggar He was
sentenced 70 pay fine OF SO or
servo ten days In JAIN.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-25
Metal Market,

London. Feb 25.-Bar silver closed
weak at % 3-Sd per ounce.
New York. Feb 25.-Copper-Dull;
standard spot and March. 7-S4
13 Is.
Silyer-S0 3-4c.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-25
NOTICE TO PLAIN CITY
RESIDENTS

There Is a great show on at the
Orpheum this week and the late
special will run after the perform
ance Saturday night -
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-25
Citizens of Ogden

Boost for your city by using OG~
DEN MADE FlOUR-it costs you no
more and every sack you use Is q
boost for your town.
In that way you make a Chicago
OF ogden. Ogden Milling & Ele-
yator Co -
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-25
COURTS A full
INVESTIGATION
David Eccles Believes Attempt Bacma Bottom of
sfr an Investigation of Oregon Land Deals in Which
Serious Charges Are Made

David Ecclcs. whose name is
coupled with the land deals In Ore
gon which are 10 be investigated by
a federal grand jury. summoned 10
meet By United States Attorney Nc.
Court in Portland on March l. IN an
Interview here today states that there
has been a long-sustained effort at
blackmaIl which may he the underly-
ing animus in tho accusations direct
ed against the Sumpter Valley rail-
road. Oregon Lumber company and
the officials of those companies, In
Guiding himself:
Il am not surprised at these
charges" said Mr. Eccles. because
during the last two years ] have re-
ceived not less than r. dozen letters.
attempting TO secure money from me
by blackmail concerning timber.
Tho Sumpter Valley Railroad COM
pany has never owned n single acre
OF timer land In the state OF Oregon,
but as / am interested in several lum-
Der companies in that state which
own land. I presume these are the
ones involved, and no doubt some OF
the land held by them mas been pur-
chased from individuals by local man.
ayers.
Il know that I have mover person
ally negotiated any such purchases.
and l want TO say. in most emphatic
language. that II any company In
which / am interested has done any
thing contrary TO law, 1t is not only
without my knowledge. hut contrary
to my direction and we'll understood
attitude.
"I am quite satisfied that none of
the wrongs charged in the dispatches
have been committed by any person.
because I do not believe that | have
in my employ any man who would
knowingly do anything contrary to
law
while I naturally SHRINK from pub
licity in connection with such serious
charges as mentioned In the press
dispatches. claiming 10 come from the
district attorneys Office in Portland.
yet so far as my conduct Is concerned
In conenction with these matters,
court the utmost investigation"
The press dispatch referred to.
which contains some inaccuracies. is
as follows:
Portland. Ore, Feb, 24-Alleged
unlawful acquisition by tho Sum2ter
Valley railway and the Oregon Lum-
Der company OF the major part Of
100. 900 acres OF valuable timber land
in Baker county will be the subject
of official inquiry by the federal grand
jury which has been summoned to
meet by United States Attorney Nc
Court on March /.
David Eccles Of Ogden. Utah. pres
ident and manager of the lumber COM
pany; w. II Eccles. son OF the Ogden
man. president and general manager
of the Summer Valley roilway. and
the other officers and stockholders In
the three corporations will figure in
the investigation. From the district
attorneys office 1t Is learned that the
alleged improper acquisition OF pub
lie lands began as early as 1898 and
continued until about two years ago.
In all the scheme is said TO involve
about 900 entries.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-20

Durham, N. c.
Winston-Salem, ". G.
Memphis, Tenn.
Columbia, S. G..
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-15
PLAN GREAT RECEPTION
FOR MISSOURI DEMOCRAT
Expect to Show Prominent
Leader Achievements in
Clean Politics

The Democrats OF Los Angeles are
making arrangements Enthusiastically
for the reception to be rendered to Con-
gresham James T. Lloyd of Missouri,
chairman of the national Democratic
congressional committee, who will ar
rive in Los Angeles about July 25.
Owing to the uncertainty as to the
exact date of Congressman Lloyd's ar
rival, Chairman Norton of the Los
Angeles county Democratic committee
said last night that he could not yet
give out the details of the program. but
stated that it was planned as one of
the biggest events of the pre1primary
campaign.
Mr.. Lloyd is coming to Los Angeles
especially to consult with the leaders of
the party here relative to their con-
gressional campaign, and Lorin A.
Handley the Democratic candidate for
congress from the Seventh CLOS Ange-
les) district, who now Is hunting and
fishing in Kings county in company
with City Tax Collector Clarence Tag
CART, has been notified of MI Lloyd's
desire to thresh out the congressional
situation, so Mr.. HandleE will return
from his vacation in time to meet him
and discuss the arrangements.
Congressman Lloyd is now serving his
sixth term in congress, and has long
been known as one of the most pro-
gressive and energetic members of the
lower house. He is considered a party
paragon, has earned a reputation for
fearlessness, honesty and loyalty to
Democratic principles which have made
him a national leader.
While in Los Angeles Mr. Lloyd is
expected to address the local Democrats
at a sumptuous banquet to be rendered
60 h nt I nd 11DC c
shown deep interest in the anti-ma-
chine fight in California, and in letters
to the leaders of the party here has
frequently congratulated them on their
good work in Kidding the party of ma
chine bosses.
The reorganization of the Democratic
party of California, which has resulted
from the councils of its good govern
ment leaders, has brought about the
elimination of a number of men who
although wealthy, influential and in
the past lavish contributors to the par
tvs fund, were regarded as Southern
Pacific tools, or representatives of spe-
cial interests, and hence undesirable
because of the corrupt and pernicious
tactics they pursued in their efforts to
control the party
These men have been read out, or
forced to quit, under the new Demo-
cratic organization, and now are either
working actively in the G. o. p. ma
chine camp or are entirely out of poll
tics.
Chairman Norton of the councy CEN
trail committee stated yesterday that
Congressman Lloyd, former Governor
Folk of Missouri, Governor Harmon of
Ohio and Mayor Gaynor of New York
are among the prominent eastern DEM
ocrats who have sent letters of con-
graduation either to the state central
committee or to the Los Angeles county
central committee, commencing the
party leaders for their riddance of the
old-time machine men, and for their
progressive and purifying work in es-
tablishing the party on good govern
ment basis
Congressman Lloyd himself has done
a great deal to encourage us in the
anti-machine struggle said Mr. Nor
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-15
ANTI-P|CKET|NG CASE
SUBMITTED TO COURT
Attorney Rogers Concludes Argu-
ments for Employers Against
Striking Metal Workers

Arguments by attorneys represent
ing the employers IN the test labor in
junction case of the Llewellyn iron
works against the Los Angeles Metal
Trades council were concluded last
evening before Judge Bordwell, who
took the matter under submission.
This followed the arguments of the
attorneys for the strikers earlier in
the week, who contended that such a
restraining order could not be issued
legally when no specific acts of law
breaking were set forth in the COM
plant; also that "picketing" was of
two kinds, lawful and unlawful.
Earl Rogers, speaking for the en-
ployers, insisted it had been repeatedly
held by the courts that specific viola
tions were not necessary. Picketing,
he stated, in it's very nature is intimi-
dation. The decision of Judge Hen
shaw in the San Francisco case of e.
G.. Pierce against the Stablemen' S
union was dwelt or at length as being
in direct line with his contention.
i + + !. + ! !. + i !. j. j \ i i !. i i !.
avenue, north to Twenty third, east
to and through Berkeley square to Ho-
bart boulevard, south to and around
Rindge place to Harvard boulevard
north to Washington, west to Western
north to Pico, east to Westmoreland
place. north to San Marino, west to
Vermont, north to Ninth, west to New
Hampshire, north to Wiltshire, east to
Park View, north to Sixth, east to
Union, south to Ninth, east to Main,
the starting point.
Those who provided automobiles for
the visiting physicians were:
DIR. It, c. Lowe, w. L. Valentine,
Percy II. Clark, Francis B. Kellogg,
George L. Cole, f. S. Barnard, w. E.
Waddell, DR.. L. NJ. Powers w. l. Hol-
Hart, S. s. Salisbury, C. H. Sessions,
S. j. Whitmore, DR.. H. Bert Ellis,
Cudahy Packing Co., w. D. Longyear,
Mr.. Rockwell, Butler Bros, C. H.
Thompson, California Auto Co., w. J.
Burt Auto Co., Overland Auto Co.,
American Auto agency, Ford Motor
Car Co., Franklin Motor Car Co., c. S.
Holman, Chief Police Galloway, F. T.
Bishop, w. F. Calender, WIG. Coch-
ran, Robert Marsh, Frank Pfaffinger,
Charles Mathews, Harry Calender,
M. V. Hartranft, DR.. John S. Hunt,
s. P. Mulford, DR.. T. w. Bishop, DIR.
Hawkes., DR.. e. C. Manning, DR.. Kirk
patrick, DR.. Mckinney, DR.. C. B. Dick
son, DIR. Bleecker, DIR. Nichols, DR.. T.
c. Robinson. DR.. Shepard, DR.. Max
Webster, Mr. Faust, DR.. Case, A. w.
Redman, DR.. Davis, Moline Car Co.,
Gilmore Motor Car Co., Burkhard and
Crippen, j. ]. Akin, J. III. Spires, w.
Il. Bush, Stephen Childs, ]. V. Vickers,
Water Department, Edison Co., Be
kins Van and Storage Co., Mr.. Max
we'll, Homer Hamlin, e. A. Forester,
Dick Ferris, S. j. Merrill, Highway
commission, Los Angeles county.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-15

ton yesterday, "and we are preparing to
give him a genuine surprise when he
arrives, for we have accomplished a
great deal, in addition to what he has
mentioned, of which he is not yet
aware. For instance, here in Los An
geles county we have eliminated no
fewer than twenty old-time machine
bosses and ward heelers, and have done
more for the cause of better govern
ment and cleaner politics, 1 believe,
than any organization in the county.
And incidentally we have built up the
strongest and best fortified organiza-
tion ever known in the history of Los
Angeles. 1t is made up of progressive
and clean Democrats, and these Demo-
Gratis have indorsed a county ticket of
good government candidates whose rep
utations for good government work and
whose records as active and patriotic
citizens make this ticket the best and
cleanest ever submitted to the voters
of the county"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-15
EXPECT MANY TO ATTEND
EXCURSION TO HARB0R
Cars Will Leave the P. E. Depot
Early in Afternoon

The schedule of the harbor excur-
sion, to be given By the Federated I'm
provement association tomorrow over
the Pacific Electric railway has been
completed and is as follows:
Cars will leave at 1 p. m. from the
rear of the Pacific Electric station and
arrive at San Pedro at 1:45 o'clock;
boat ride over harbor and return to
San Pedro at o'clock; to Point Fir
min and return at o'clock. On the
return trip to Los Angeles the cars
will leave San Pedro at $3.50 o'clock.
The cost of the excursion is so cents
and it is expected a large number of
the members of the various improve
ment associations and their friends will
attend.
Tickets are on sale by W. H. Nc
Gill, secretary, health office, city hall.
The object of the excursion is to
arouse interest in the conversion into
a grand boulevard of Vermont avenue
from the mountains to the sea and to
push the good roads highway from the
center of Los Angeles to San Pedro.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-15
.CHINESE PIRATES KILLED
BY PORTUGUESE GUNB0AT
CoIowan Island Fort Occupants
Driven from Stronghold

HONG KONG, July 1.-THE guns of
the Portuguese gunboat Patria today
dislodged the Chinese from the fort on
Colowan island. Many of the Chinese
were killed.
Two junks loaded with Chinese who
were attempting to escape were sunk
and all of their occupants drowned.
The Chinese gunboat stationed here
watched the operations. Trouble be-
tween the Portuguese and Chinese on
Colowan island grew out of an at
tempt of force of Portuguese soldiers
to rescue several Chinese students who
were held captives by pirates on the
island. The pirates showed fight and
were reinforced by natives from the
Chinese villages of the interior. The
resistance was so effective that the
governor of Macao sent a gunboat to
lombard the pirate villages and fort.