The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-05-08

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Ogden Boy In Trouble-Last week
a boy giving the name OF Tout and
saying his homo Is In Ogden, went TO
the Holt Jewelry company In Brig
ham City and purchased watch and
scarf pin and rendered a check for
$40 in payment of the same. He re-
ceived the Jewelry and a check for
SO In return. Several days later the
hoy was arrested In Pocatello on sus-
plcion. The Brigham City Jeweler
was communicated with and learned
that the check rendered him by the
boy WINS forgery Upon returning
10 the 1eweler the watch. pin and
$40. no action was brought against
the boy.
Forest Visltor.-Chiof Clerk j. B.
Adams OF the national forest service
at Washington, D c.. spent few
hours In Ogden yesterday ou his way
to Portland. Ore, where he Will meet
Chief Forester Henry Graves. The
gentlemen Will visit Ogden about the
goth OF this month after they have
visited forest headquarters Mt San
Francisco
Wards: One viiet 20 our magoih"
Gently equipped parloTs Will convince
the most fastidious that our service
is hrst class as vol as our goods
Two stores. Both phones. 279.
Sunday School Hours.-Bocausc OF
tho Increased time required, due to the
interest that has been aroused In the
sessions Of tho First Methodist church
Sunday school, 1t has been decided
TO begin Sunday school at e:45 q M,
beginning May Sth All scholars and
teachers are urged 10 be present on
time
$3.50 cash buys the best Rock
Springs on the market Prone z"
John Farr.
Died on a Traln-Joseph A. Miller,
a mlddle-aged passenger. en- route from
Los Angeles to Cincinnati, on Con-
ductor Schilllng's train Friday nlgnt'
died suddenly near Rawlins. and the
remains wore turned over to an under"
taker ut that point The man was SUI
fering from tuberculosis.
n you DRINK. drink YeE rstono-
From the coast-Joseph Young,
general superintendent OF the north
crn district Of the Southern Pacific,
with headquarters In San Francisco,
arrived from the coast in tho private
car "Snn Jose" yesterday and,
after receiving a hearty greeting from
old Ogden friends continued on TO
Salt Lake where he will remain for
several days on business of personal
nature
For Steamship Tickets Via all lines
to and from Europe call on o. D. Ras'
mussen
Union Pacific Party-C. e. Fuller,
superintendent of motive power, anu
a party of general officer eof the I'm
ion Pacific system. Will accompany
General superintendent Ware to Os-
den next Monday and remain day
or two sizing up conditions and con-
ferring with Division Superlntend-
ent Jeffcrs and also officials of other
lines OF the Hartman system.
Removal sale at reduced prices. on
all millinery by Stafford Millinery.
third floor Wrights preparatory to
moving July 1st into their new loca-
ton, 1859 Washington avenue. First
building north OF WrIghts. next door
TO Christensen shoe store -
Special TrsIn-Local, Hartman Of
ficlals have been advised that a spe-
cial train will be run from Ogden to
Salt Lake and return on the evening
OF May 10, next Thursday
Wards Challenge Ice Cream and
Cherbets We make all kinds of fancy
banquet bricks. Two stores. Both
phones. 279
Converts ArriVe-A party of con-
verts to the Mormon church arrived
from the east over the Union Paci-
fic Saturday and. during the day,
were escorted to Salt Lake by mis-
sionaries in charge.
WANTED to rent rool top desk for
one month. Address. Contest Manager.
Examiner. -
C. Puelte. A. L. Reed. ]. c. Hunter
and Richard Smell. all business men
OF New York City. are late arrivals
from the eaSt.
We lead. others follow. Hupfers,
Wreck In Yards-A little mlx-up
between a passenger engine and a
switch engine In the south end OF the