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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-12
ELECTRIC LINZ
FOR flOOPERlT TIES
Bamberger May Loop Extending From Ogden
Southwest and Covering Rich Agricultural
Fruit District

hour. The service VIII he car every
hour during the day, with late car,
from both terminals late at night
When the electric cars have beer
put in operation the attention oi
President Bamberger will be directed
toward tho proposition Of building .
branch line TO Hooper, in the soHth
western part OF Weber county The
people OF that thrivin. little com
munity OF about 6ftecn hundred peo-
pie icel that they need an electric
line. and with that cnd in view have
made n most liberal offer 10 the Salt
Lake & Ogden Railway company The
progressive citizens OF Hooper have
offered TO secure the richl OF way
and build tho grade and take stock
in the company for the work.
1t is proposed that the Hooper
branch leave the main line at Layton
and pass through the districts OF Sy-
racusc, South Hooper. Hooper and
KaneSyille and come back TO the main
line near Ogden While the residents
of the western part of the county are
very anxious FOR the line. President
BamberSer has issued the statement
that the road would not bc able 10
consider tho advisabillry OF the prop.
ostion for about six months, as other
matters arc crowdinG the attention OF
the officials at the present time
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EolNTSCfI GAS
PLANT CHANGES
New York Company Takes Possession Interests
Longer Holding Control-Worls Are to be Enlarged
Hartman Roads Represented in New Company

O, c. Whitney, an expert engineer
in the service Of the Pintsch Com
pressing company OF New York city,
is in Ogden at present 10 take over
the Pintsch gas plant. which has been
operated for the past twenty years
by the Rio Grande Railroad company
This plant has furnished gas for pas
senGer coaches of both the Gould and
Hartman lines centcTing in this city
since the eighties.
In discussing the change in the
ownership and management OF the
local plant this morning, Engineer
Whitney said;
The ogden plant was constructed
and has been operated by the ITO
Grande peoDle for more than twenty
years. and has now been sold to the
PintSch Comprising company. and
the formal transfer viii occur June l..
This establishment furnishes gas to
all passenger coaches in the service
OF the Gould and Hartman roads. The
management of both of these systems
Will be represented in the local plant
from this time on. but the control viii
rest with the Plntsch company The
present establishment viii be mate
rialIv enlarged and George Loobhead
will still be retained as local manager
if he cares to remain New ma
chinery will be added and the supply
of PiDtsch extras and machinery
viii DC increased 10 meet the enlarged
tralilC and business OF the two great
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Our electric cars between Ogden
and Salt Lake Will negin operation
about the last Of this month" This
is the statement that President Simon
Bamberger of the Salt Lake &c Ogden
road. made in Ogden recently
Within less than week We eN-
pect 10 have our electric cars opeTat-
Ing under power from our own plants
After all the motormer and conduct
ors have been thoroughly broken In
and have been instructed by the rep
resenlativcs of the General Electric
company and the Westinghouse Air
Brake company. We will open our line
with the electric cars We want to
have all tho motormen and conduct
ors know everything possible about
the cars. the grade and the line Of
the road before VIC open for passenger
traffic
Senator Bamberger said that the
power houses with the transformer
stations along the line OF the road
had been completed and everything
would be ready In a few days for the
using of their own power. With the
new plant, which is at Pennington.
power win be furnished tho Lagoon
resort All stations along the line
will he lighted by electricity
The schedule between ogden and
and Salt Lake will he made in one
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Tt SLUGS HARD
Coffee a Sure and Lowerful sruise

Coffee a Sure and LoWerful 6ruiser.
Let your coffee slave he denied his
cup at its appointed time Head
ache sick stomach -fatigrc Ike unto
death. know il all in myself. and
have seen it in others Strange that
thinking. reasoning beings viii per
sist i'm its use SAYS a Topeka, Kan
sas. man.
He says further that he did not bc-
gin drinking coffee until after he was
twenty years old and that slowly It
began to poison him, and affect his
hearing through his nervous system
Finally | quit coffee and the condi-
tlons slowly disappeared. but one cold
morning tho smell of my wifc's cof-
fee was too much for me and | took
cup. Soon ! was drinking my regu-
lar allowance. tearing down brain
and nerves by the daily dose Of the ne
faTilus concoction.
Later, ] found my breath coming
hard and frequent fits Of nausea. and
then [ was taken down with bilious
fever
common sense came to me and
ouIt coffee for good and won't back to
Postum. at once began to gain and
have had no returns of my bilious
symptoms. headache, dizziness, or
vertigo
'I now have health. bright thoughts.
and added weight, where before there
was inyalidism, the blues, and skel-
eton-llkc condition OF the body
my brother quit coffee because Of
lis effect on his health and now uses
Postum. He could not stand the ner-
vous strain while using coffee. hut
keeps well on Postum
Miss f, I know personally, was
Incapable Of doing days work while
she was using coffee She Cult 1t and
took up Postum and is now well aud
has perfectly steady nerves"
Read the little book, The Road to
WeIlvine." in pkgs. There's Rea-
son"
ever read the above letter A new
one sppcare from time TO time. They
are genuine, true, and full Of human
interest
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Ogden Chamber OF Commerce this
! evening. when the question will be
talked over.
Mr.. Ncuberger states that the plant
at Logan has a manufacturing capac-
ity Of $4,000 pounds OF Cereo per
month, but that II The factory is cstab-
lished in Ogden It viii be greatly in
creased. The product IS made of
fruit juices and grains. and is placed
on the market as a substitute for cof-
fee. 1t is made OF pure food products
and is entirely free from poisonous
substances and delcterious matter
The reason given for the removal
OF the factory from Logan TO Ogdea
Is that Ogden furnishes a much larger
field for operation. the railroad ra-
cilitIes are In advance OF any other
city in the western county. and. with
al, Ogden is an ideal location as n
manufacturing center Tho company
is Incorporated with a capital stock
of 100000. there being ISS, 200
shares Of the stock for sale at 81
each. Mr., Neuberger states that n
the business mon of Ogicn take hold
Of the proposition. the factory will be
removed 10 the city. enlarged and put
into operation at the earliest possible
moment.
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roads using the product OF the local
plant At present about zen men
are employed and this force will be
increased as occasion demands
There is no siSnincancc attached
10 the present transfer The business
has simply outgrown its present sur
roundngS The Pintsch company
owns and controls all lamps. tanks
and machinery connected with the
manufacture and use o. the gas and
very naturally the stock OF their com
modities viii be largely increased IN
the future
This is the most important plant
Of the kind in the west. and. while a
smaller plant exists and has been In
operation at Pocatello for the past
fear the Ogden establishment really
handles and supplies all gas for the
Union Pacific. Southern Pacific, Ore
gOn Short Line and Rio Granae sys.
TENS, The overland trains use cleo
trio lights. supplied by dynamo cara.
attached to these trains. but all other
coaches and cars including Pullmans.
are supplied with Piptsch gas. So
you see the industry is an important
one and Increasing largely every year
with the increase of traffic and the
expansion OF the various systems
using our gas
Il viii be here several days look
ing after the local establishment and
arranging for the formal transfer OF
the business ard plant"
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D @ K @ W / T. Il
MAY GO
FREE

In tho criminal division OF the mu-
nicipal court this morning. Ed Miller
and Ed Spencer were arralgncd on
the charge Of vaGrancy They plead
cd not guilty. The case was set for
hearing tomorrow and the men wero
placed under a bond of $40 each for
their appearance in court.
John Wilson entered a plea OF not
gui " TO the charge OF mendIcancy.
and he was placed under a bond OF
SO for his appearance in court to-
morrow orning. when the case will be
called for trial.
y. Brown, Sam Johns and Low Bell
were arralgned for the alleged oGeuse
OF gambling. They pleaded guilty TO
ane charge and were each sentenced
TO pay a fine of S10O
William Brown. alias Fred Bilyea.
waived preliminary hearing for bur.
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&. {. MANSON
R U SE1 ES
WEST

Superintendent r. c. Manson of the
Salt Lake division arrived from the
west this morning and met General
Superintendent J NJ. Davis at the Tn
ion depot and doubled Dacl, over the
Southern Pacific to Nina from Hazen.
Inteuogated by a Standard reporter
as to the cause oil this sudden and
hurry-up trip into the Nevada district,
General Superintendent Davis said
There is no significance attached
TO our sudden trip west and. although
Superintendent Manson hes Just re-
turned this morning from a trip of
inspection TO Sparks. I wanted him
to accompany me 10 Nina To size uD
conditions In that direction Nu.
there is no nov work mapped out
between Nina and the Los Angeles
country ard VIC viii probably not
hear Of anything along that line at
least until after tho beginning of the
nc% railroad year
North of ogden everything is in
splendid shape for the heavy traffic
on tho Short Line. and business Is all
that could be desired on every diyi-
sion OF The system You may say
that the block signal system is be-
Ing pushed forward as fast as pos
siblc and that Signal Director New
comb has several gangs OF experts
completing the line on the Idaho di-
vision and in districts on the Utah di-
vision,
Yes. work on the cutoff is going
right along rs fast as possible and
Within comparatively short time that
important district of the Salt Lake
division will be in splendid condl-
non The work being accomplished
is satisfactory in every particular
and Mr.. Manson and myself will give
the matter close attention on our
return trip"
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MANUAL TRAINING
IN THE SCHOOL S

Recently Superintendent Mills Of
the city schools recommended that
manual training course be offered in
the sub-hiGh school the ensuing year.
The matter was given careful atten.
ton by the board of education. II be-
Ing finally submitted 10 the finance
committee, composed Of Hyrum Pin.
gree ana DR.. Coulter. with power to
act
These gentlemen have taken hold
of the question with much earnest
ness and they have arrived at the
conclusion that IL should be lnaugur-
ated Manual training. II is contend
ed by the school men. Is quite essen
tial in the eighth grade work. and
now that the eighth grades OF the city
have been consolidated into what is
known as the sub-high school, the cost
OF installing tho necessary apparatus
for the Offering of the course has been
so minimlzed that the city schools
ought not Ia be deprived of this
branch OF educational work
Some excellent work is being done
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RE forgot HIS
BREAK asst

President David Eccles of The First
National bank left for Logan this
morning While waiting Tor his train
az the Union Depot, and while con-
Yersing with party of friends. the
gentleman suddenly scratched HIS
head and exclaimed:
! knew had forgotten some
thing. but could not remember just
#nat came away from homo bur
rIledly this morning and forgot my
breakfast. l will take advantage Of
INC opportunity now and slide into
the restaurant here for bite to cat
Iherc are occasions when business
engagements deprive US OF the real
necessities OF NE"
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in the Pingree and other schools OF
the city in manual training. but It is
thought that the expense of Offering
the course In each of the schools
would require a greater outlay than
the board of education can we'll ar
ford. The course can be given In the
sub-hiGh school for Just onc.tenth
what il would cost In the individual
schools OF the city This is one OF the
grea; advantages gained through the
consolidation OF the eighth grade of
the schools of the city.
The now department will be insti-
tuted in the sub-high school at the
beginning of the school years. The
course TO be given VIII be in carpeu-
try. bookbinding. copper hammering
and other mechanical work Tor the
boys. Tho girls will be given train
ing in sewing.
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nsa.nrss ccnnoi he Cured

py local appieauors. ls tbey eannot rea9n W, 70,
dt-cascd portion of the car. There ts only or.
r.av 70 curo Dcafnsss. and that Is by consnte
uonal remedies. Defines - caused by 90 70.
Ramed condition Of the Mucous hniuE Of tni
you have a r,rblng sound or imperfect heai-
.ng. aud when II - entirely elo-ed Deafness -
the result, and unless the Inflammation e1n Il
tahen on. and this tube restored 10 10 noIi1..,
condition. Lcarirg will BE- destroyed toreNes'
..inc cases ott OF ten arc caused by e2tArl
which IS nothing but sn ina5mcd oondinen G.
tho mucous surlaces.
case OF Deafness (eluccd by caiarrh) that e2n
not be eured By Halls Caisrrh Cure. send To-
circulars, free. ,.-,-I. n
t. Sold by DruSgsts. sc.
Halls Family Pills arc the best
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clary on the second degree and was
placed under q bond of $500. pending
the action OF the district attorney.
Brown Is the man alleged to have
entered the house of John c. Sullivan.
3i5 Ninth street. May 9th. and stole a
watch and chain valued at s35.
The case Of William Dokoych. the
Montenegrin charged with assault
with intent to commit rape. was con-
tinued until such time as the attor'
neys may agree regarding the time
for the hearing. 1t Is stated that the
witnesses for the prosecution have
left the state. and tbat In all likeli.
hood the case Will be dismissed.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-12
AMERICAN womAws LEAGUE.

Members of the American Woman's
League met Tuesday. May 10, and or
ganized a chapter for Ogden
The following officers were elected {:
President Mrs. W. +. Archibald vice
president. Mrs w. Burt; treasurer.
Mrs. Emma Herrick: recording sec.
rotary Mrs viii Prout; correspond
ing secretary, Mrs. S. MaisOn
The next meeting will be held in
two weeks at the same place and
hour. 2570 Gramercy avenue. At >
o'clock IL IS urged that all persons
interested in the. A. w H. win en-
deavor TO be present when the benc-
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fits OF the league viii be discussed
and new members admitted 1t is
desired that as many as possible on
roll themselves at this time In order
that chapter house may be built in
the near future. Any additional infor-
nation viii be gladly furnished by
Mrs. Emma Herrick. local representa-
tive, 1880 Gramercy avenue.
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ChIcano Cloae.

Chicago. May -Wheat-May IL
1-2a3.4; July l03 5-S; Sept 1ol IL.
Corn-May 81 1-Ia3-s; July So lS'
Sept 90 Glars.
Oats-May 42 5,Sa3-i. July 10 ''S'
Sept 80 IL
Pork-July and Sept. ESQ.
Lard-July t2.55: Sept 12.I5.
Rlbs-July 12.A0: Sept. 1882 T.
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EXCURSION TO SALTAIR.

Thursday. May 18th. round trip rate.
S125. Special train via Oregon Short
Limo leaves ogden 700 p. m: return
Ing leaves Salt Lake after perform
anco Is over. Secure tickets al city
ticket office, 251l Washington aye1ue'
and avoid rush AT depot
T.. A. SHEWE. c. p. & T. A.
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.......s ....... ....r, .lInoch tarr
Tho ladies viii take the 7:30 p. m.
car at the usual place a cordial in
yltation Is extended all who arc in
tcrestod in the welfare Of that insti-
tuition.
Mrs. EsleUa Miller has Gonc to
Opal, Wyoming. 10 visit friends and
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ g. Hansen of Farm
ington. spent n few days In ogden dur
lug the past week. visiting friends.
Mrs. r. W. Adams and Miss Ethel
Adams OF LAYTON have returned to
their home after a short visit in og-
den.
Miss Netde Abbott OF Pennington
has been visiting with her brother
Jed Abbott OF tho claim department
Of the Hartman lines. at ogden. for
the past week.
Mrs. J. H. Grosson and children and
Mrs. HanG Larsen and children OF
Green River, wyoming arc visiting In
Ogden
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Citizens OF Ogden

Boost tor your city by using oo.
Oe" MADE FloUR-it costs you 40
more and every sack you use is =
boost for your towr
In that way gu make a Chicago
VI osoen. Ogden Milling & Ele.
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The ladies' OF Silver Hive No. 1. l.
o T NJ, are holding special meetings
every afternoon this week 10 prepare
for The class Initiation on Monday
evening, May 10, \ large class viii
be admitted TO the order on that even
ing Mrs. Hedge. the state deputy
Is doing excellent work, and the
ladies arc enthusiastic helpers for
the advancement of the order. Their
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EAANE lNTO YOUR SH0Es

Anens oot-l.A'e, tho enu-cprc powder. teares
I-lniul' sneFtlug, n-suuu fc,t aud iEetautly tl.s
c"9uoft d,,eovor7 of the sce Alicns F1ot- Easo
.o---ga ugat % nov -hnes feel cr-y 1tisn csrlnin
vit i"f eNcAiinr clll0r's. swollen, tired reLne foe:
1r-l- n-" ~ 70 Er,l- iu NcN sltnr- Iryil f7-tidV
80 - cSeryWherc By mall To- IS cls. In ,iaups
Ion oeoSit ong subHPufe For FREE trlal pAek-
eee' address Allen :. oln.ted, Ia RoI, y. Y.
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MAY LOCATE TIE
FACTORY IN OGDEN

President f. A. Neuberger, of the
Cereo Manufacturing company OF 10
San. Is in Ogden coaferrins with the
business men of this city regarding
The estabHsbmcat OF a factory here.
Ae VIII meet with members OF tho
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hall presents busy scene as they
drill for the degree work.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FoUR RooMED cottage. lot by it
Sci. 22ol Lincoln 3666-A lind
j-l2-Iwk
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC.

In order 70 give patrons better aud
quicker service, Canyon and Hot
springs cars win stop at near side OF
sueot intersection ONLY.
OGDEN RAPID. TRANSIT, co,
by j. w. BAILEY. Supt. =
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CLUB LADIES TO ENTERTAIN.

The ladies Of the Child Culture club
have arranged the following program
10 be given tonignt at the Industrial
school
Piano solo .........s,. Maud Ziemcr
Song ...-..............R Ruby Gcddcs
Song .......... Lawrence Greenwell
LeGerdcmain performance ......
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-25


and the readings BY NJ rs Arness we re-
especially gcod-S on account % Illness
M. Carter Fleming was unable to sling.
The programme appears below:
he Boarding House keeper"-Miss
Arrett " e (,
Vocal Solo, Darling .Goodni1h."-
Miss creel, accompanied by Mrs. s. A.
sliuttIeawnrth. Z
THE Brides First callo on the Butch.
er,--Mizs Arnett.
Music, quartette, Goodnight Be-
Observation-Disclosures Hough, soprano;
Nan Cox, alto; Lamar satterfieId, ten.
OF; Ernest Yost. bass. Miss nellie Cox.
aecompanlst.
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS arnett.
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NOTICE 70 STOCKHOLDERS.

There will be general meeting of
Stockholders OF The Tri-State Land
Company held Mt the Company's prin.
cipal etlce. No. 211 Adams street, in
ine city OF Fairmont. Marion. county.
West Virginia. on Monday, the gath
day of February. 1910, at O'Clock p.
M, for the purpose OF electing a Board
OK Directors and Tor the transaction of
any other businesses that may lawfully
come before said meeting.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
L. il. DILLINGSLEA, President.
w. D. STRAIGHT. Secretary.
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Basket (, 40
.Eine Came To.niaht.

When the Davis and Elkins college
basket ball team plays tt. fact Ncr-
NAL school team at the Normal gym
this evening fire game is promised.
q. and E. ras. one of!the fastest teams
in the State. The Elkins lads come
here smartfns under defeat admins
tered by the Normal at EIklns some
time ago and they are determined to
turn the tables tonight. One of the
best games Of the season u promised
and d large crowd should be out to
see tho contest.
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CREATING MUCH TALK
and GREAT PRAISE
SURPRISING GOOD BEING DoNE
lM THIS LocALiTy.

u serrs that everybody Is talk.
ing about Root Juice these days. The
new medicine must have wonderful
curative merit or so many local people
would not b. SO enthusiastic! In
praise Of it. When the scientist was
here he said. "The reason SO n,any
people get we'll after taking Roat
Juice a few weeks is that the Juice
contains in proper PROPORTION the most
soothing, healing and y strengthen! zig.
ingredients for the stomach, bowels.
bladder. Iiqer and Kidneys known TO.
the scientific world. by making the
blood making and blood filtering or.
1ans healthy. Root Juice removes
many ailments The great remedy
within the last few months has made
SC many remarkable cures in Indiana
and Vast Virginia that 1t is not sur
nrising that SO many Of cur people ar.
buying It It seems to be wonderful
fer any trouble of the stomach, bowels.
liver and kidneys and has proved its
remarkable merits to scores of peo.
EIe here in Fairmont for hlo:tinu,
EeIelline. constipation, sick headache
and other evils of bad digestion. In
rheumatic and kidney troubles, also
nervousness. 1t is surprising how last
he aIth is recovered under the juice
treatment
The people at Rooher's drug store
arg we'll informed in relation to the
inertia of tile remrdy and have a very
pleasant way In telling all they know
of it. Many that took enc bottle have
returned FOR moresand said that REQ.
Juice is the most wonderful medicine
en- earth. 1t is sold during the demon-
strat'on period for 81 bottle or three
bottles for $3.50.
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other women to avail themselves of
this valuable medicine."-Mrs.E i. NJ.
FREDERICK, Bloomdale, Chic.
Backache 10 a symptom of female
weakness or arrangement. If YOU
have backache don't neglect it. To
get permanent relief you must reach
the root of the trouble. Nothing we
nowofwill do this SO safely and surely
rs Lydia j.. Pinkham'siVegetable Com
pound Cure the cause of these dis
PRESSING aches and pains and you will
become well and strong.
The great volume of unsolicited tes-
tfnlony constantly pouring in proves
conclusiyely that Lydia i. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. made from roots
and herbs. has restored health to thou
sands Of women.
If You have the slightest doubt
that Lydia Il. Pinlklanl's Fcge-
table Compound will help YOU,
write to Mrs. Pinkham MT Lynn,
Massy for advice. Your letter
will be absolutely confidential,
end the advice free.
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Personals.

Mr. Charles Minor. of Morgantown
avenue, Is at Buckhannon for a few days
stay.
Mrs. Sanford Jones is able to be out
after several days illness.
Miss Goldie Euriton, of Hammond.
spent Thursday IN this ward. I
Katherine Smith Is III of grippe 4.
her home on Columbia street.