The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-09-04


Free reading rooms arc open daily,
except Sundays and holidays. from
TO . p. N. in First National Bank
building.
Peach Day Exeursion-Via Oregon
Short Line to Brigham City, Utah,
Sept Z. Round trip rate. Zoe Spe-
cial train leaves Ogden $50 a m.
Tickets good on all trains. City tick
ct office 251t Washington avenue.
Both phones 372. IL
May Locate Here-R. w Hastings
and wife and Sarah L. Taylor. who
have been visiting with ]. C. Taylor.
departed for Gyecnville. H.. Fri
day. Mr.. Hastings Is so well pleased
with Ogden that he contemplates re-
turning for the purpose of going into
business.
EXCURSIONS NORTH. via Oregon
Short Line. Sept. 3rd and 18th. Secure
tickets and full information at City
ONCE, 2514 Washington Avenue. =
Tho Salvation Army-Sunday meet
ings as follows: Holiness meeting,
II a. M; Junior meeting, p. m.
Christian praise service. 8 p m. Mrs.
Cheshnm will speak at the latter. All
lnre welcome who have no church
home c. E. Chesham, captain.
Joseph Parry s. Sons Co. Monu
nents. Washington avenue.
Train Is Wrecked-The breaking of
an air hose caused the wrecking Of
a freight train on the Union Pacific
at Baskin. Utah. at 9.iS Friday night
-four empty box cars were derailed
aud badly damaged. but none OF the
Crow of the train was Injured The
train was east bound and was ap-
Preaching Baskln when the accident
occurred. The wreckage was remov-
ed from the track so quickly that no
delay in passenger traffic was caused
by the derailed cars.
Order Wards Challenge Ice Cream
In bricks or bulk. Both phones 279
postoffice Hours Labor oay-One
cry, stamp and registry windows open
from 10 To II a. m. Money order de-
partment closed. l.. w. SHURTLIFF,
Postmaster
Mr. Jos. 8sllantyne announces the
registration of pupils In music at his
home studio, 2539 Orchard avenue.
Those desiring convenient periods
must make immediate application In
strncuon begins Tuesday, Sept. g. IL
Inspected Wyoming Forest-Eu.
gene S. Bruce, of the silvirculture
department OF Washington, d. c.. and
Forester Dan Seerey have returned
from q trip of inspection in the Wyo-
ming national forest. near Kemmerer
They state that there Is n large belt
OF timber in that section of the coun-
try that can be used for mine timbers
and fencing and that 1t is quite pos
sible TO drive it TO market" over the
streams that find their source In the
forest.
NJ L Jones Coal Co., sole agents
for Kemmerer coal, 413 Twenty-fourth
street. m-tf
Visitors From zion-Mr and Mrs.
Arthur Kelly of Salt Lake City is Wis.
Benjamin Tyree of Twenty-flrst
street Mr.. Kelly has been connect.
ed with the Salt Lake Republican for
SeNeIdl ycdIS.
EXCURSIONS NORTH. via Oregon
Short Line, Sept Ord and 18th Secure
tickets and fun Information at City
ONCE. 2514 Washington Avenue.
Colonsts Westbound-Three extra
passenger trains went west on the
Southern Pacific yesterday carrying
passengers to California and points
along the coast The heavy assenger
service at resent is due to the colon
ist rates now revalling.
Peach Day Excurelon-V!a Oregon
Short Line to Brigham City Utah.
Sept. Z Round trip rate. 75c, Spe-
,Ial train leaves Ogden $50 a. m
Tickets good on all trains. City tick
1t office 2514 Washington avenue
Both phones 372. IL
Cambell Resigns-ASsistant Suer-
Intendent B. A. Cambell, formerly of
Ogdon. but who was transferred to
the west end OF the Southern Pacific !
division last May, has resigned his !
position at Inlay, New, to accept an |
official position on the Pacific system
Of the Southern Pacific, west OF
Sparks.
Dance Saturday Night. Hermitage
Good music. p. M Cars every 20
minutes
Miss Ivy Williams, clerk of the city |
BOARD Of education. has returned from |
Montpelier, Idaho. where she spent a
pleasant two weeks vacation.
EXCURSIONS NORTH. via Oregon
Short Line. Sept Srd and 9TH Secure
tickets and full Information at City
Office, 2514 Washington Avenue.
A Japanese, who was locked up by |
he police Friday for being drunk, |
md who later put up bond for his |
appearance. forfeited the bond by non
appearance.
Specie trains to Lagoon on Labor
lay, Sept. s. IL
Negro Prisoner Escapes = Fred
1lay. a negro prisoner In the county
all. made his escape from the prison
7riday evening. The negro was a
trusty" and was washing dishes In
he kitchen When Deputy Sheriff
)ren Hadlock came on shift he found
he negro gone. Clay was serving 80 |
lays for drawing revolver on Frank
owe. coffee house keeper. He
lad served about two weeks of the
entencc. He was also strongly sus
,ected OF connection with the bur
larry OF a Japanese rooming house on
Twenty-fourtb street
Died in Layton-Henry Draper.
ged 36 years. died yesterday at
clock at the Layton hospital OF drop.
y, after an Illness OF four months.
ir Draper was a well known and
ighly esteemed resident of Davis
ounty, and prior 10 his Illness was
as assistant manager of the
,syton branch of the Consolidated