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The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1910-01-20

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The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1910-01-20

Beauty provoketh thieves sooner
than gold.-Shakespeare.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1910-01-20

With the humble there is perpetua!
peace.-Shakespear
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1910-01-20

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The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1910-01-20

OFT hath even IL city reaped IL
evil fruit of bad man.-HeSiod.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-03-19
Page City.

t"A - 'o 1+0 NAN "EA
Saturday with relatives in Hig-
ginsville.
Joe Neal and Calvin Brown
were transactng business in Hig-
ginsville Saturday.
William Walker and wife were
shopping in HigginsviIle Satur-
day.
Miss Mamie Willette spent
Saturday with friends in Hig-
ginsville.
Miss Daisy Hacker is spending
the week with Misses Dorothy
and Katherine Neal in Higgins
George Hall and L. J. Kemple
were transacting business in Hig-
~ginsvlle Saturday.
Robert Webb and wife and
William Tut and wife spent Sat
urday with friends in Higgins
vile.
Mrs. John Walker was shop
ping in Higginsville Saturday.
She called on friends while there.
Mr.. Pratt and family spent
Sunday with friends in Higgins
vile.
Mrs. Claude Neer returned to
her home in Lexington Sunday
after a visit with her mother,
Mrs. Thomas Tapp, near here.
Bud Shut and sister of Prairie
Church and Miss Margaret Knox
of Lexington and Miss Mamie
Willette spent Sunday with Mrs.
Buck Jordon.
Z Lyton Lake and DR.. Charles
| OFT were here Sunday afternoon
calling.
Nathon Parker and wife spent
| Sunday with relatives in Higgins
!, vile.
e Lee Chamblin and the Mise.
2 Frymillers called here Sunda.
afternoon.
James Page, wife and son spen
Sunday in Higginsvile with rela
e tives.
Miss Margaret Knox after
two weeks visit here with rela
returned to her home in Licking
/ ton Monday.
/ Joe Neal had business in His
,e ginsville Monday.
Frank Earle and Waite
Brown were transacting busine.
ID in Higginsville Tuesday.
u Misses Dorothy and Kathry
O. Neal spent Tuesday with Mr.
1t Emmett Hagood near here.
Sc Wilson Stapleton was hel
he Tuesday on business.
at Robert Chamblin, ST., had bu
rs mess in Higginsville Tuesday.
s. W. R. Slusher, Everett Pric
a. William Walker and Noah Al
ne son are hauling corr to Higgin
is vile this week.
Miss Mamie Willette was sho
in ping Tuesday Afternoon in Hi
r. ginsville.
r. Robert Chamblin, Jr's., hor
j. got loose from the rack he
he Tuesday and ran off. He W
is lucky not to have had any mo
is damage done than the axle of t
of buggy bent.
IS, Bud Neal transacted buslne
i'd in Higginsville Tuesday.
j. j. Willette spent Tuesdi
is with the Mulhearn brothers.
an Mrs. James Clark left Tuesd'
,st for her home in Willeston, Nor
ny Dakota. After a two month
cd visit here with friends and rel
tives.
so Earl Lyons was here Wedn'
at day on business.
Wesley Bartlett had busmf
he here Wednesday.
to Joe Neal spent Wednesday
Higginsville on business.
= Lloyd Honesty of Columl
spent Wednesday here wi
friends.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1910-03-19
The self-Made Man.

liz Muo q oNAAAAoAN maui 49,
the eulogy in a thousand obituary
notices.
There is no patent on the ex-
preston. and it is freely distrib-
uted among several varieties of
prominent citizens. BIT it often
signifies merely hat the self
made man made money.
He began with nothing, he
possesses a million. SO he made
the million or got hold of it some
how, but what he made of him
self remains a complete mystery
to the edited readers who are
told that he is self-made.
In its common use the convent
ional phrase is thoroughly false.
1t has to do for the most part
with things external. The man to
whom it is applied may be self
made, and the product may be
worthy of admiration, but his
real claims to distinction are not
brought out.
Self-making is self-discipline,
self-conquest, character build
ing. The poets line.
/ Lord of himself-that heritage
of woe meant not lordship but
slavery to unchecked passions
and capriees.
The young man who is lord OF
himself in this sense, who is in.
dulged by his parents, who is
free to do as he pleases, has the
hardest of struggles to becom,
really lord of himself. At ever!
step he is at a disadvantage il
some respects as compared witt
the rival who lacks his advan
tages. But he may become lor'
of himself in the highest sense
while the other may miss tn
goal in spite of a loud-resoundin
worldly success.
The victory is possible in ever
walk of life and it satisfies tn
noblest ambition. This self-mad
man whom we have in mind
! true lord and governor of tn
: world within. He masters all i
rebels, its unclean spirits, its il
dolence, its indifference, its jea
ousies, its meannesses, its ner7
distracting worries.
His ministers in that kingdo
of the mind and soul are love al
duty, and he lives not merely fl
self-mastery but for self dev
ton. The serenity Of temper tn
is developed by his hard cour
of self-training, the peace that
enjoys, the moral strength tn
he has gained are not pOssessio.
for himself alone, but are a bles
ing to Others. He may miss n
tion-wide fame and win far
enough in being the best man
neighbors have ever known.
The restraints he imposes
his own domain set free the fC
ces of active benovelence, let IL
vor for a great cause displace S
fish hopes, give play to all t
nobler impulses. His calmness
the calmness of strength that
to be used, not merely a sign
suppression. AS the saying go
he has himself well in hand, al
what he does counts.
Whether his outer sphere
large or small, this self-made m
triumphs. He has made the m'
of his life, which is all that a
man can do, has fought a go
fight, has kept the faith.
He has acquitted himself
well this side the grave I'll
there are realized in his eartf
character and career some Of
finest conceptions Of the life
come.-Chicago Record-Herald
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-22
Big DIVIDEND
is DECLARED

The annual meeting of the board Of
directors OF the Utah Construction
company was held at the company's
Office In ogden last Saturday after
noon. The following officers were re-
elected:
David Eccles. president
William Fl. Wattis, yicepresident
and general manager
NJ. S Browning. yice-prcsident
Henry H. Rolapp. secretary and
treasurer
Prior TO the meeting OF the board
OF directors. the stockholders held
their annual meeting and reelected
the following board OF directors; Da-
Browning. H. n. Rolapp. A. II. Chris
tiansen, T. O. Watts. c. w. Nibley,
Adam Patterson and Joseph Clark.
II is stated that the reports of the
officers were most encouraging and
showed thtt the company had en-.
joyed most prosperous season. a
dividend was declared. but nothing
was givcn out by the officials of the
company regarding the amount, but a
minor stockholder is said to have re-
ceived S2i. 900 as his share
1t was also learned that the COM
pany anticipates a record year in rail
road construction. as thus far they
have been awarded n large number
OF important contracts. which include
the rebuilding of the San Pedro road
through the Meadow Valley wash in
Nevada
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-22
RANDOM
REFERENCES

B & G. Butter is the right kind
at the right price. -
Kodak finishing TrIpp. $40 18th
street =
Coal, cnll up Parker G Co.. 70.
rates on lump. nut and slack.
Returns of oeden--M. T. Stafford
In the millinery business in Ogden
about five years ago and who has re-
sided in California since that time.
has returned TO ogden to make his
future home,
For Szle-Old mats. Good TO put
under carpets. Inquire Standard Office.
Marriage Licensc-A marriage II.
cense was issued ut tho Office OF the
county clerk late Yesterday afternoon
To Henry a Beatty OF Salt Lake CITY
and Olive Agnes Schrecll of Winona,
Minn.
Attend the social musicale and bail.
Weber academy. Tuesday evening.
March %. This is a missionary bene-
III given by the elders OF the Fourth
and Sixth wards. Musical at Sis,
ranciug at 9:30 Free refreshments.
Admission, % cents. -
Tennis club-The Ogden Tennis
club has been organized in Ogden
NTH membership Of thirty-fyc The
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-22
FROM OGDEN
N OR I II BY
NEW ROAD

A dispatch from Boise, Idaho, says
articles of Incorporation for the Salt
Lake Idaho Railroad company were
filed here today with the secretary OF
state The company proposes TO build
u line from Saline, on the Lucin cut
off. north through kelton. and pass
down Raft River valley 10 Minldoka.
Idaho. This line Will connect the
Southern Pacific. the Minidoka II
Southwestern and the Oregon Short
Line through the Twin Falls district
The total length OF the new road is
estimated AT $50 miles.
Saline is station II miles west
of Ogden, at the end of the promon-
tory that juts down into Great Salt
Lake from the north and divides the
Lucln cut-ofI into two parts.
The heavy grades over the promon-
tory. that caused the cut-off TO be
built. are east uf Kelton. From Kel-
ton west TO the main line at Umbria
the grade Is comparatively easy, Also
along the west side of the promon-
tory. by the lake shore, there is plenty
of room for railroad. and at a water
level
a line from Kclton 10 Saline, which
would form a part OF the connection
contemplated in the Incorporation
mentioned above, would insure The
Southern Pacific a double line al
though about twenty miles longer
around the west end OF the Lucln cut
of
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-22

band last year The case will prob
ably be concluded this evening.
Miss Bernicc r. Kohn, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Kohn. went down
| TO Salt Lake, Friday, accompanied By
| her brother. Geo j. Kohn. to attend
the dancing party given by Messrs.
| Raymond G. Dayncs, A. Clare Smith
| and Alva X. Baer at Whitney hall,
and visited friends Saturday. return
ing to Ogden previous TO her depart
| urc for New York city. Monday after
noon,
Have Become operstor-W. IL.
Anderson, of Idaha. and Geo. T..
TIMBER. a former ogden boy. but now
OF Idaho. who have been in the local
telegraph school in Ogden less than
two months. were placed on the pay
roll OF the company Saturday and
gwen transportation to Omaha
North Ogden Fever Csscs-The
scarlet fever epidemic at North Og
den practically remains unchanged
this week. Tho release from quaran-
tine equals the number of new cases.
Henry Daniel. Walter II. Berrctt and
r. F. Chateline have been released
while the homes of A. l.. Toone, Sam
uel Shaw and James Ward have been
placed under quarantine There arc
two other families under quarantine
which makes the total number OF
cases seven. With one or two ex-
oeptions, the cases arc very mild
Charles b. Hanford, the famous
actor. will deliver his scholarly lee
turc on Shakespeare before the stud
ents Of the Ogden High school tomor-
row at / p. m.
W. l. Pack. forest supervisor of the
Uintah national forest, with hcadquar-
tors at Provo. is spending the day
with lorcsters OF this city
Suit on a Note-W d. Brown. as
receiver of the Japanese American
bank. has brought suit in the district
court against the Continental Supply
company and s. Yamaski to recover
$3.50 alleged TO be due as the bal
ance upon promissory note given by
the defendants 10 the plaintiff Two
hundred dollars attorneys fees arc
asked.
Marriage Licenses-Marriagc IL
censeS were issued at the Office OF the
county clerk this afternoon to Charles
a Cowlishnw and Olive A. McGregor
both OF Ogden, and 10 S. W. Tucker
and Mrs, Harriet Almos, botn OF SAT-
Lake.
Counter Claim-Thc Ogden Rapid
Transit company has filed an answer
to the action brought against them by
F o King, in which they present
countcr-claim against King for the
sum of sG3.O5 for damages to one of
their street cars. which King. as a
motormon. ran into another car on
January of this year King brought
suit against tho street Cur company
10 recover damages for injuries re-
ceived ir the street car collision.
Motion in Divorce Case-In the di.
yorce case OF Annie Jensen against
Christian Jensen, the defendant has
filed motion in the district court TO
set aside. qunsh and vacate the ser
vice of the summons The complaint
in the case was filed In the district
court about TWO weeks ago and
charges the defendant with cruelty
and non'support. The couple were
married In Ogden, November 10, 1891.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-22
CHARLES FROHMAN
PRESENTS
OTIS SKINNER
Ogden Theater, Thursday,
March Oath.

Charles FrohInan Will present Otis
Skinner here in his latest and best
liked New York success. 4 new and
delightful fouract comedy, by Booth
Harrington and Harry Leon Wilson,
Your Humble Servant will be the
Offering. with Otis Skinner in the
stellar role. and surrounded by a very
capable Frohman company and with
all the lavish Frohman equipment,
Your Humble Servant was made
to order for Mr, Skinner and Is q good
Mt Ii will Cavoraby compare with
Mr.. Skinner's delightful play of last
season, The Honor OF the Family, %
and there are many points of resem-
bance between that of Captain
Lafayette Towers. the optimistic
tragedinn OF many ups and downs.
The play gives a realistic picture OF
the lives OF several itincrant thcatrI-
cal people, Towers and his ward. Mar
garct Drucc. being the principals. with
a runaway youth. Dick Prentice. Jr..
the scion Of wealthy house, rs a
sort OF scapegoat hero. and asplrant
for stage honoTs Towers IS pictured
as a typical stage tragcdian, long
ndlTSu, 0ceD-fOlCSu ana luS CoUNeD-
tional stride. always seeking and hop
ing in vain for the stellar honors
never to be attained: now reduced TO
abjcct poverty; again enjoving pros
pcrIty, and sharing his good fortune
with his less fortunate brethren.
The plot Is neither overdrawn nor
complicated, contering about the lives
and love OF Margaret and Towers. the
girl for a time believing that she re-
ciprocatcd the temporary infatuation
OF young Prentice. known on the stage
as Dick Darlington.
After many heartburnS and trying
vicissitudcs, Towers succeeds in max
ing a great star OF Miss Druce, and is
about to go his separate way when
Margaret learns that she loves Tow
crs. and her announcement OF her love
for the sclfsacriiicing actor is as prot
ty a bit of romantic and pathetic act
ing as one could desire,
The characters are all truc TO life;
! they arc acted effectively and oonviuc-
ingly and Mr. Sknner's creation of
the role Of I4afc Towers Is declared TO
be one of his best characterizatlons.
acted with his customary skill. dig
nifty OF manner and lneSse. Seats
now on sale.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-22
WESTERN PACIFIC
BADLY CRIPPLED

The Western Pacific company has
announced that beginning juno / they
viii begin operating through freight
trains between Salt Lake City and
San Francisco While the announce
ment comes from the san Francisco
Office or the road, no definite iuiorma-
ton has been received In railway cir
clcs at Ogden or Salt Lake city Ia
this effect
From an authentic source it has
been learned that the track OF the
Western Pacific around the south end
Of the lake, which was badly damaged
b. floods about month ago, has been
repaired enough To allow the passage
of trains The improvement of this
grade, it is stated. 10 belne continued
by number OF work trains naming
ballast and gravel 10 replace the road
bed hat was washed away In num-
Der OF spots
At the present time. between ElNo
and Beowawc in Nevada, the western
Pacific is using the line ol INC ooutn-
ern Pacific company Thus lar tne
Western Pacific company mas maue
no effort Ia hegln the repairing oI 'tS
washed out liue through fallSade
canyon. which. II is stated. will prac-
tically rcoNire rcoonstruction LOT u
distance of ten miles. Through TINS
CANYON tho Western Pacific line Is
gone In one or two places lot as
tance OF one thousand feet or more
and ten bridges must be rebuilt. Inc
best time that can be made IN tne
RECOMMENDATION OF the line, as eSu-
mated by engineers, Is four months.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-22

visited the home Of John j. Wallace
OF the Wallace Law & Collection COM
pany. who resides at Ala East Fourth
South street. Monday night. and after
ransscking the house escaped with
plumber valued at s100 Entrance
was gained through side window
opening into the dining room on the
ground floor. and the burglars. after
being detected by Mr., Wallace and
lis wife. escaped by jumping out of a
second story window to the ground.
The police were Immediately notified.
and although 4 thorough search OF
the premises was made, no clues were
found
Mr.. Wallace and his wife had just
returned from Mr. Wallace's Office
down town when they noticed that
the rooms on the ground floor were In
the widest state OF disorder, Both
also heard voices on the upper floor
and Mr Wallace started up the stair
way When about TO enter one OF the
bedrooms on the supper floor he WAS
commanded TO stop and turn of tho
lights In the house on penalty OF he
ing shot He Immediately turned the
key I'm the door and. running into the
house OF Fred Wclrman, next door.
telephoned for the police.
During the excitement the burglars
opened one of tho windows upstairs
and both jumped To the ground. after
which they evidently uninjurcd, ran
Oft in the darkness ard escaped a
number Of men Eho saw the men os-
Gaping, offered no resistance TO them.
and could give the police but a meager
description. One was described as a
tall man and the other as Il short
man.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-22
COMP ANY TO MAKE
IMP PROVENENTS

large number of petitions for
sidewalks, cutters and sewers were
received and referred TO the proper
committees at last nights meeting
OF the city council. after which re-
quest from the Rocky Mountain Bell
Telephone company. signed by the
district plant chief. H. b. Hm, in
which 1t was stated that the Bell
company has planned 10 spend 500.
600 In improvements this year and
asking Tor additional time over the
oo DAYS given all companies to re-
nioHe enS'r poles from the city streets
was read, and the company granted
6o days additional time. IL was
brought out that the company has
oeen working on the removal Of the
poles from the city streets for some
time. but Is meeting with all Kinds
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-22
BUILDING PERMITS
IN This CITY

A. A. Seager Is building a $1,000
residence on Barlow avenue, between
Twenty-siXth and Twenty-Seyenth
streets
T NJ. jenkins has commenced the
erection of a home on Monroe avenue
between Twentieth and Twenty-flrst
streets. that will cost about $500
Almon II. White has been granted n
permit to build three residences on
Patterson avenue. between Lincoln
and Wall avenues. TO cost about
$1,000 each.
The Salt Lake G ogden Railway
company, through the Wright Invest
ment company. has been given the
privilege OF repairing the depot build
Ing OF the railway company. on Lin
coin avenue and Twenty-flfth street.
The cost Of the remodeling Will
amount to upwards OF S1.500.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-22
C0NFISCAT ES
BARRELS OF
PICKLES

State Dairy and Food Inspector VIII
lard Hansen. who Is in the city. states
that after arriving IN Ogden he re-
cclycd telephone message from
State Chemist Harms, advising him
that sample pickles taken from the
plant OF the Utah Vinegar & Pickle
works, contain large percentage Of
impure ingredients. and. as a result,
Mr.. Hansen has conflscated some OF
the pickles and Will swear to a COM
plant charging the company with yio-
lating the pure food law,
Mr.. Hansen says the complaint
against Blackman & Griffin, charging
the selling of butter that Is under
weight, will be sworn to as soon as
he county attorney can act In the
matter. and that he is getting rather
impatient over the delay.
The state officer says the people OF
Ogden must not think nc has par
ticular grievance against Ogden manu-
facturcrs because lie is finding evi-
dcnces OF the violation OF the state
law among them. II becomes his duty,
he says, to prosecute these cases
wherever he finds them.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-22

Vile entertainer and as he has an
act that is not an imitation OF any
OF the uaual acts. he probably Will bo
heard from in the future,
The next best number on the bill
Is Bert Syphers, also an Ogden boy,
who sings an illustrated SONG in Il
manner most pleasing.
Levine & Inman have an act that Is
pleasing and affords the male member
an opportunity to sing couple OF
solos, A little ginger added 10 their
act would make II go better.
Lora Lorraine. soloist. sings three
songs.
Mrs Blackburn rcnders some new
musical oyertures. The moving pic
lures arc good E. t 5,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-22
TRANSFERS OF
! REAL ESTATE

The following real estate transfers
were filed for record With the county
recorder today:
Janc j. Richards 10 Louise John,
part Of lot 6. block !. South ogden
survey. Consideration S455
Nephi H. Nielsen and wife 10 Hyrum
y. Jensen, part OF the northwest
quarter of section 8, township 8
north, range ? east. Consideration
$500
Anna c Cramcr TO Jacop II. Jensen.
lot |. block 8. and lot 6. block >. plat
a. Huntsville. Consideration 800
James II. hin aad wifc Ia Emma ".
GALLAGHER, part of lot .. block 80. plat
c. Consideration SI6O.
W f. Moore and wife TO Emma ".
GALLAGHER. part Of lot II. block I.
South Ogden survey. Consideration
$3.50.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-22

of trouble from the property owners.
who, il wns said. in some instances
refused to allow the telephone lines
men to carry wire across their
property. no matter at what height
Councilman Horace r. Peery sub
mitted a request from the Davis coun-
Is Independent Telephone company
for a franchise TO run wires through
the city, which occasIoned some lit
tie discussion. Finally the franchise
was put ON its first reading. passed
md put TO the second reading Dy
title only. after which IL was REFERRED
to the city council as committee OF
the whole with the city attorney ad-
ded. TO be taken up for consideration
with representatives Of the company
OH Friday night al S o'clock
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-22
WORKING TO SAVE A
MAN IN A WELL

Monroyia. Cal. March 22.-Fsint
taps. coming from the abyss of a
caved-in we'll. are epurrinc n score OF
workers on the Bradbury ranch TODAY
to redoublcd efforts to save William
Tickering from death.
Tiokering. the ranch foreman. fell
into the well last night. when he
stepped upon a rotted portion OF the
wooded concrete whltV covered the
hole. The Tcscuers started work al
once. but the heavy rains OK the last
twenty-lour hours rcnde,7I tne
ground about the we'll too dangerous
for the men 10 make much progress
toward the entombed man during the
night
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-22
THE LYceUm.

owing to the failure Of the booking
agency TO give him the acts promised.
Manager Lippincctt OF the Lyeeum Is
unable TO present his patrons with the
Usual pleasing show that the reputa-
tion of the house Is built upon
In order to furnish the luli hour
show Chester Morris, local young
performer. has been secured, ana ne
easily carries on the honors OF the OIL
ahead of a professional act. Young
Morris is greatly improving as Vaude'