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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-31
NOTICE TO WATER USERS.

State Engineers Office, Salt Lako
City, Utah. october 6. 19lO.-Notlce Is
hereby given that w. P, Foster. whose
post office address Is ogden, Utah,
has made application In accordance
with the requirements Of the Com
piled Laws OF Utah, 1907. as amended
by the Session Laws OF Utah. 1909, TO
appropriate one G) cubic foot per
Eccond OF water from springs in We
Der county. Utah Said springs are
situated at a point which lies 2s5 feet
north and 1926 feet west OF the north
west corner OF Section %. Township
north. Range / west, Salt Lake base
and meridian. The water will be III
verted at the place whcrc Il issues
from said springs and conveyed by
means OF pipe line for a distance OF
$500 feet aud there used during the
period from January / TO December
81. inclusive. Of each year, for do
nestle aud municipal purposes. This
application ls designated In the State
Engineers office as No 1904.
All protests against the granting
OF snld application, stating the rca-
sons therefor. must be made b. af1.
davlt in duplicate and filed In this
office within thirty (J0l days after tho
completion Of the publication Of tbis
notice.
CALEr TANNER,
State Engineer.
Date OF first publication. october i3
1910. date Of completion OF publica'
tion. November y. 1910.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Stockholders Of the Overland MIN
and Milling company. attention.
At meeting Of the board OF direct
ors held In ogden CITY Utah. Septcm-
ber 20. 1910. an assessment OF one
mil per share Was levied against the
capltal stock OF the corporation. tho
Same payable Immediately tho sccre-
torv az ga gard street ogden City,
Utah. n not paid on or before No
vcmber 1rt. 1910 the stock viii b.
advertised a. Delinquent. and II not
maid with costs of advertising on or
before November 10Th. 1910. sufficient
shares thercof viii be sold az public
auction. CO 25rd street. ot o'elocs
~ OF that day. 70 pay delinquency
coat OF advertising and expense OF
salc +. ~. COSROI.
President % the Company
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LEGAL.
NOTICE

10 The Slockholders Of tho Anal
snmntcd Sugar Company.
No'lec IA hereby given that a meet
lng Of the stockholders OF the Anal
tAmated Sugar company will b. held
~ tho ooupany's ofico. room No. 20G
hoeles balldlng. Ogden City. Utah,
.n loe Sih day of November. 1910. az
'' O'Clock a m, for the purpose
~ Considering and voting upon the
lu'losinE proposed changes aud
-lneodments TO the Articles OF inoor-
POIaton OF this company. 20 wit:
Repeal Article V rnd uubHtltutc in
sl !. thereof tho following Article
The authorized amount OF the cap
i.al stock OF said corporation shall be
s'-r Million $4,000 900 0ol Dollars.
divided Into Forty Thousand 100000
'uare7 - ptcfcrrod stock OF tho par
Alpc or one Hundred (sl0O00l Dol.
Ars each Unless otherwise ordered
"a TIE Board of Directors. all divl.
eFada shah be paid 10 four equal
.iartorly payments. to-wlt: 90 tho
,s'i day n April. july. October and
sanuary OF each year. commencing
sith Tho Hrst euch day succeeding &
ilr dlrccto letting az which a1ch
"yidend o. declared. An dividends
are payable 20 The Stockholders np-
lFtrns % record on the company =
scpks on tho day before such dividend
4 PAYABLE.
Repeal Article NJ aud substitute
u hel thereof the following. ARD
~ Nt.- Tie officers OF this corpora
Too shall consist 81 a Board Of Eleven
llll Directors, a President, two Vice.
Presidents. a Secretary and Treas
grer. each oncer and director. In or
Ger 70 Be eligible. must own and hold
m BIS oEn namo az least ten shares
ei The preferred stock OF this CORPORA
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-31

ORDER OF RAILWAY CONDUCTORS
Wasatch Division No. l-G o Il {.
meets second and fourth Fridays al 2.-j
% M. In X OF F. Hall. corner Wash.
lngton avenue and 2ith street All
brothers are cordially Invited To attend.
GEO ALLEN. &. g.
II. l.. BOYLE. 3. and T
MASONIC
Queen Esther Chapter No. Z. o. L. s.
Regular meetings held at Masonic Han.
on Washington avenue between Twenty
ufth and Twcnty-siNth streets. tho urat
and third Fridays OF each month. So
journing mcmbor8 cordially invited TO
attend.
MRS KATE sMtTHERs. w NJ
LILY v. IIALSTEAD. Scc'y
ROYAL. NFIGHBoRS OF AMERICA. 4.
Fxcelsl0r Camp No. 80 meets cyory
second and fourth Monday evening Of
each month az the EnElcs' Hall Visit
Ing members cordially Invited.
INDIA SAWYER, oracle.
lsts JacLson Ave
LILLIAN NEWTON.
Recorder Room IL Lewis Block
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
PLAsTERING AND PATCHING

AMES & WRIGHT. 302 Parry Ave,
Ind. phone 1l0S. All work guaran-
teed 10-26-lmo.
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LEGAL
CC-Et:aU<5 D

appear within twenty days after the
service OF this summons upon you. II
served within the county IN which
this action Is brought otherwise
within thirty days after service, and
defend the above entitled action, and
In case Of your failure so 10 do. iudg.
mont win be rendered against you &C.
cording to tho demand OF this com
plnlnt, whloh has been filed with the
clerk OF said court
This action IS brought TO dissolve
the bonds OF matrlmouy heretofore eI,
lsting between you and the plaintiff
c. r HOLLINGSWORTH,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
p. o. address. 303 Eccles building,
ogden. Utah.
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QUITE a freeze last night. but IL
did not catch the tomatoes on tho
sand ridge. Thirty DAYS since the
first killing frost on tho Iowlands.
but The tomatoes still look pleasant on
the sand ridge. Thirty days longer
harvest Is worth n good deal Bet
Ter Jet ID show you our and TO-
aero tracts right next 20 growing or
chards. 800 per acre: $40 cash, bal
ance on long time. Take possession
at once. Next years crop will pay
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

THE oEN-Cigars and Tobacco. Pipe
doctors. 3-35-u
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SUMMONS

IN THE DISTRICT COURT o. Weber
County. Stale OF Utah
fouiss r. Hatch plantin. W Ed
var4 Hatch. defendant summon
TB. state ~ Utah 90 said defend.
Ant. You arc hereby Gummoncd 10
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-31

% 60. 30 or 40 acres hno fuit land.
on sand Ridge. terms 10 suit. Also
vater in Davis a Weber Counties Can
al company for same. KELLY & HER
RICK 4y-Z6-lt.
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for the land. HUNTER AND KENNE-
DY. 211 First National bldg.
NEW broom frame house. we'll built
and nicely furnished; electric lights,
cement cellar. kitchen cabinet. locnt-
ed near railroad district, lot IS feet
wide. with alley at the back. Price
81 200. Cash payment $3.50. balance
on monthly payments, with S per
cent interest. HUNTER & KESNE-
DY. 2ll First National bldg.
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REAL ESTATE
FOR REAL BARGAINS CONSULT THESE COLUMNS

rOR SALE-Four-roomcd modern
house, cheap. Z945 Lincoln avenue.
1O-22lmo
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SALT LAKE
& OGDEN
ELECTRIC
RAILWAY
LEAVE OGDEN.

6.fO a. p.. 1880 a. m, a. 10. 10:3t
A m. IL noon, 1880 p m. 3 p. n.
$50 p. IN. 6 p. m. 1880 p. m. . p. u,
1880 p. N.
Twelve fast trains each way daily.
Call "B7mbergor Express" (clthcr
'phoue) for quick md careful service
10 Salt Lake valley.
J +. REARDON. Gen. Supt
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OGDEN BUSINESS DIRECTORY
tConunucd.)
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTER-
ING.

CARPETS cleaned and laid; linoleum
and upholStering work done. Prices
reasonable; work guaranteed. Bell
phone 13l1-Z. 2iO Both st. William NJ.
Boyle. l0-29-lmo
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FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES.
Fratcrnll order OF Eagles, Ogden Acrio
No lis. F. -, f. meets every Wednesday
evening at Eagle Han. east OF Reed Ho.
tel. at s =. IN. Visiting Brother Eagles
are invited TO attend the Acrlc meet
ingc.
LEON BROWNING, w President
l. X GEIGER. Secretary.
DIR. y. NJ. ESTES. Aerie Physiclau.
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MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.
Utah Camp No. 900. meets every TSjcs-
DAY night AZ o'clock. AZ Englca Han
18th St Visiting members Invited TO
meet with vs.
p. 4. FARR1S. Counsel.
j. H. 9HAFER. Clerk
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-04-02

regulating woman correcting
propgs painful periods
bringing perfect health Sold
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-05-26

ton for 1t meant the taxing OF the
girl through the lines OF the distant
military camp and the procuring Of
shelter Of some sort for her there.
The door finally opened Gilbert
awaited tensely the answer The
planter again appeared
Come on in" he snapped. Come
In and explain to my wife, and r. Won
can satisfy her that you're all right
you can leave the young person here
for the night"
With a sigh of relief at the plImne-
of hope held out to him Gilbert hal,
carried his charge across the threshold
and into the living room Of the miami.
er's house. us r""''
He explained that the girl Ind strov.
ed into the woods in search OF wild
flowers. had lost her way, that he Ind
fortunately come across her and had
guided her 10 the planters house. from
whence she could return home in the
morning. '"9
10, he had bad nc. apportupitx to
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-05-26
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

The undersigned, w. NJ. Rohr, ad,
ministrator de bonis non with the
will annexed OF the estate Of JarG-
son Warner, deceased, will offer al
public site on the 4th day OF June,
1910. at 1890 a. M, Lot No. II Of
the Stuart Improvement Company
addition TO the City Of Clarksbars,
Harrison county, West Virginia, and
being the same lot conveyed to the
said jackson Warner by the said
Stuart Improvement Company Oh
tie 26th day of september, 1905.
which deed is now of record in the
Office Of the clerk OF the county court
OF Harrison county. West Virginia,
in Deed Book No. 81, at page ia.
This property fronts on
street and has ON It good four room
cottage which was built about five
years ago at a cost Of over sl.2OO.o0'
and is now rented at $3.50 per
TERMS or SALE: The property
VIII be sold upon a credit OF SIX,
twelve and eighteen months with in
terest; the purchaser TO execute bis
notes with good and approved So
curity and the legal title to be re,
se"vcd until all the purchase money
has been paid.
W. NJ. RoHR,
Administrator de bonis non, with
'hc viii annexed of the estate Of
Iacl,son Warner. deceased.
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NOT TO RUN
County Superintendent Ogden
is Not a Candidate for
Reformation.

County Superintendent l.. Wayman
Ogden, frequently mentioned for re
nomination at the hands of the Re
party, has decided not to be
a candidate. Friday morning he is
sued the following signed statement
to the voters of Harrison county:
4 have been urged by many
friends to become a candidate for
County Superintendent OF Schools
but desiring 10 give my entire time
to promoting the nomination and
election Of my cousin. Hon. Howard
y. Ogden, Of Ma. ion county, for
Congress from this district. I wish
to say that l have decided not to en-
ter the race for this office.
Thanking you, one and all, most
cordially for past favors shown me
n this connection, solicit your con-
idence and, good will for the future. I"
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United States Consul, Former
State Senator, Writes a
Strong Appeal.

The following letter explains itself:
AMERICAN CONSULAR SERVICE.
Dawson, Y. T., Canada,
April IS. 1910.
Hon. d. b. Doverner, Wheeling, w. Va.
Dear Captain:-1 am writing you
for Information In regard to the status
of the contest between Hon. w. P.
Hubbard and Senator n. b. Scott for
the United States senatorship, so far
as developments now show, and to as
certain what, in your opinion, will be
the final result.
! am sorry TO see this rivalry exist
ing between these two gentlemen, be-
cause the state needs their services in
the relative positions which they now
occupy. Mr.. Hubbard. who is an able
lawyer and a logical dcbater, has ar
rived at that period in the House
where his influence win be felt and he
must be recognized II he only re-
mains there. Senator Scott, by reason
of his fine business qualifications. ex-
emplary life and long experience as
- . A9'otVA' 10 lVN ASSU6HIbeu Us one OF
the leaders in the Senate. and should
by all means be retained there.
West Virginia now. with her expe-
rienced and efficient representatives
in the House and Senate, Yields more
influence over legislation than any
other state of its size in the Union,
and that influence should not be weak
ened by changing It's representatives.
There is an unwritten law. much
older than Uncle Joe Cannon, and one
that will live long after he is dead, In
fact, 1t is as old as representative
government itself, which prohibits
new members of representative body
regardless Of ability, from taking an
active part in its deliberations or
welding influence over 1t to any ex-
tent until time has ripened them for
that duty, as you know from expert
ence. The ability and influence of our
greatest men in Congress have never
been recognized until they have served
two or more terms.
II Mr.. Hubbard should succeed SEN
ator Scott in the Senate. his great tall
ent would be put under bushel'' by
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evening star II has risen in the sky
and oversbadows all else in the henv
ems. and that is the way you hive
risen in my life to outshine everything
else, to guide me In the way should
go. You are my evening star. and as
well you arc my morning star. and
He looked down into her eyes and
saw that they had closed in contented
sleep
Tenderly-evcr so tendcrly-hr wrap.
ped his strong arms about her fran
little body. and. holding her close to
his breast. he started along the wind.
ing pathway. One Of her arms he bent
around his neck. Her ringlets of gold.
en- hulr fell against his cheek rs he
walked. Her bosom gently rose and
fell ~ she dreamed herself away into
the magic realms of fairyland. with
her gallant fairy prince. Gilbert Steele
us her protector and guide. As he
looked Gown into her Innocent face
and understood in his way the I'M
fathomahle depth Of The. truseRhs- had
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SCOTS RETURN
URGED BY COLE.

the force OF this unwritten law for
Il period OF six years at least, and the
ability, experience and influence Of
Senator Scott as a legislator would be
lost to West Virginia and the nation
for all time to come, while Mr.. Hub
bard's successor in the House would
he but clam for two or more terms.
perhaps, regardless of who may be the
Speaker of the House or what rules
may be established to govern 1t.
The government is now on the eve
OF undergoing some radical changes
ny reason of the wonderful develop
ment and growth OF the ountry in
recent years. The question OF the
conservation of its natural resources
is now engaging the attention Of the
whole people, as well as the combina-
lions OF great corporate interests, all
OF which demand further and more
stringent legislation in order that both
public and private interests may be
more judiclously protected and the
doors open to graft closed
our revenue system also is about
TO undergo a radical change by which
the tariff tax on imports is asked to be
reduced and a direct tax put upon the
people. such as inheritance tax. in
come tax and corporation tax, each OF
which is an additional tax to what
we now pay for the use Of the state,
county, school and municipality,
TO enact qnd and wholesome laws
soveFn!ngI bhsse3and other vital ques-
tons that Would be for the best IN
terests of she-whole people, not only
requires the ability OF able lawyers
like that of Str Hubbard. but the
business ABILITY, long experience and
influence of such men as Senator Scott
as well.
In my judgment (Which goes for
lbtle), West Virginia would make a
serious mistake to eliminate Senator
Scott from the United states senate at
this critical period and place in his
stead MIR. Hubbard, or any other man,
who could be nothing but figure
head for six years, at least, and for
the best interests OF the state l would .
deem 1t wise on the part of the peo-
Pile to return each of these able states
men to the relative positions which
they now hold. and thereby show our
appreciation Of the good which they
have accomplished in the past, and
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rec Remedy For
Weak Bowels

There are two forms OF bod;lv
cleanliness, the external and the i.
ternal. The one is for your prid. !,
yourself; the other for your liz .n5
health. Both are important, Int y;
vastly more Importance in thc lo. y
run IS the internal cleanliness
This e one point that an sho,ld go,
about their body-the cleaniipess ~ w.a ia
bowels. Keep them clean ana fres ~ "a. vac
ooStEucuonS To do this you rnurt bsraa
one or two movements Of the bo lave
each twenty-tour hours II your $500 Tgsss
docs NOT do this naturally. in me ng SSss'n
Of eating and drinking. then yo,, = g y,,,s.
obtain aid OF some kind. After f,n5iss
out that catharties. salts and such thi,lss
relieve you for q. day, hut bind Won S,'' v, ~
Worss tnan ever tho next day. then try
simpler and more natural remedy itS
Dr.. Caldweirs Syrup Pepstn HNs
For the Hkeptical the best vyav IA :.
gin is to send your name and addrs,, =
Dr.. Caldwell for a free sanple ho,,i "
you that q brief continuance Of oII h. IS
VIII relieve you pern1anentiy-that Il MIN
train the stomach and bowel rnuseie." ~
again work naturally at certain bo,,y,
then buy It OF. your druggist al nv
cents and one dollar bottle. Iust AZ y
many others are doing. They BEGAN y nh, y
sample bottle. then bought a tifty can,
bottle, and now. fully convinced ~ ~
merits, they buy the one dollar fayrSf,
size. All the members Of the family ~
use i down to the very younresf -"
a brief use OF this grand laxative ,,,,.
VIII cure constipation In its worst so,I.
indigestion. liver trouble. sick heaasntb,nl'
sour stomach and such ailments and EsSs,
you In continuous good health az i ysIy
many families like that OF Mrs 0,.. VI
Fleener. Unionville. Ind. ]. r. Danisl
Saron. Tex. and hundreds OF othera k,
could be named. u'a1
DR.: Caldwell personally win be pleased
to give YOU any medical advice YOU NAV
desire for yourself or family pertsining u
the stomach, liver or bowels ahzGInisiv
tree OF charge Explain your case in 4
For the free sample simply send vo,rS
name and address on a postal card ar
otherwise. For either request the doctors
well building. Monticello. Ill
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pIdced III lin and IN lis honor Gilbert
Steele vowed VOW with himself and
with his God that he would hold sa-
cred this trust and strive manfully TO
justify il. as was the duty OF a true
man ana soldier in Andrew jack
sons army.
Passed almost an hour ere Gilbert
Steele reached with his precious bur
den the house of plantation manager
whom he was certain would be able
and willing to provide shelter for the
girl for the night.
Throaty baying of dun coated
hounds sent Gilbert. startled, aback
Ms he drew near the dwelling. and the
sleeping girl. with cry of terror.
lurchcd dazedly from his arms. The
planter. aroused by the disturbance.
appeared III the doorway. his figure
silhouctted boldly In the glare of yell
low light tina. streamed forth into the
darkness. He carried a musket. in
readiness for immediate action. These
were dangerous fines, and night
prowlers were usually bent on ques.
tionablc crrands,
stand back or I'll fire" he cried
threatcningly. levelIns the weapon at
the figure Of the man his eyes dimly
disccrned.
But no sooner had he spoken than
the householder lowered the gun. for,
much TO his amazement. he beheld
coming into the path OF light young
man whose face was familiar to him.
and resting on his arm was pale
faced, wan eyed young girl. whose
dainty rainent of white was torn
through contact with briers and stain.
ed here and there with dirt marks.
This young lady is far from home, !"
announced Gilbert, lost her way.
needs food and rest. VIII you keep
her here until morning? will pay
you we'll"
The planter glowered suspiclously at
them.
81 will have to ask my wife, was
his reply as he drew back into the
house. slammed the door and left the
travel worn couple standing disconso-
lately in the blackness of the night
The girl chung 10 Gilbert in nervous
fear of the dogs, which. however, were
leashcd in n woodshed near by. He
comforted her, though he also was
dlsmayed-for another reason, how
ever.
Suppose the planters wife would not
take Madeleine in! What was to be
done then? Not another dwelling
within miles,
There would be only one resource.
and that was practically no resource
at ALL. was probably out OF the cues.
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ieied military activity.
The meaGer troops of the defenders
were gradually REINFORCED by the OPP
erations Of the recruiting forces. which
were sometimes ruthless in their man
ner OF 'persuading" men to Join the
army. And there was need of men
grave need.
The commander of the British forces.
Sir EdwIfc Taaenham, iaI rr- h;5
forces the picked veterans OF foreign
wars. 10000 Of them in all-men who
had braved the terrors of continental
campaigns under WcIllnSton-men of
Drawn and skill and courage. who side
by side with the bearded Prussians,
had shattered the Old Guard of Napo.
leon at Waterloo
Surely this proud array would make
brief work of Andy Jackson's raga.
mullins: surely his rawboned Amerl.
can rebel, with his combined force Of
only $500 soldiers. most of whom were
but half trained. had no hope of pre-.
rniling against the flower of the Brit.
ish- army. Thus reasoned Sir Edward
Pnkenham and his stafr of gilded ad.
visers. little remembering that those
| men are twice armed who war for
home. for country and for right.
The closing days of the war of 1912
were momentous ones for the Ameri-
can people. Proud Britain. shorn of
her briefly tolerated right" 10 search
American ships for supposed subjects
in the ranks Of the seamen and pre-
vented from perpetrating other gross
injustices on Americans and American
property. was battling on land to re.
gain the prestige which Yankee BRAY.
cry had SO soreIy shattered on the
high seas. And 1t was in the general
neighborhood of New Orleans that
was TO be struck decisive blow to
demonstrate the superior force Of the
one time mother country.
But when nation produces Gilbert
Steeles to wage its wars in the ranks.
throwing their lives in the balance.
risking life and love for the stars and
stripes that wave above them. then
indeed must invaders look sharply to
their muskets and their saber edges
and learn to weigh opponents in a
scale giving record that does not lie.
Dawn. following the night when Gil.
bert Steele left Madeleine de valette
at the planters house. found hin.
stretched in troubled sleep on the
ground inahe camp with his mates.
AS yet the hastily mustered detach-
ment TO which be belonged had not
been able to secure tents for any save
the officers, for the infant nation was
but i'll supplied with funds to provide
necessities for its defenders.
Shortly after the first streaks Of
morning light painted the eastern sky
bugle sounded, followed by the rata
tat-tat-tat-tat of a drum-reveille-and
the rows Of sleeping men unwound
themselves. stiffiy from their blankets,