The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-05-22

: business meeting at Salt Lake Frida!
evening A special committee ha
been appointed TO canvass the various
Interested organizations next week
with q fair prospect OF raising suffi
cient funds Ia start work on the pro
posed new labor temple directly.
Order of Moose-The Royal Ordei
| OF the Moose. Salt Lake lodge No. 259
had it's initial meeting at Odeon hal
| Friday evening. at which there were
several hundred applications for mem
bershIp. Until the regular election tC
be held in November. the following
! Temporary officers were chosen TO act
Dictator, Fred Kohlenberg: vice dicta
tor. Mr. Tupper; J. A. Sanley. pre-
late: A. S. Fowler. post dictator: Sam
Welch. secretary: NJ. p Mcmillan
sergeant-at-arms This order Is very
popular in the west Denver Is said
TO have a membership of $500; Pue,
bio. 1900.
Utah Man Honored-A telegram re
cciyed in Ogden Saturday evening
from New Orleans stated that Arthur
Parsons, president of the Utah Asso-
citation OF Credit Men. mad been chosen
a director In the national association
by the convention now in session at
the Crescent city.
Marriage license-A marriage Ii
cense was issued at the office of Coun-
t. Clerk Nye yesterday to Joseph
j. Rondo OF Elwood, Box Elder county,
and Lulu Wolsworth of Tremonton,
Box Elder county.
A pretty line OF hats for the young
girl graduates displayed at the Five
Point Millinery. 23S Washington Ave
Becker Estate-Albert E, Becker
has fled a petition for letters OF ad-
ministration in the probate division Of
the district court in the estate of Jose
phlne Aadson Becker. deceased. The
deceased who was the wife OF the pc
ttloner. died November 25, 1909. and
left an estate valued at $1,000. the
heirs Of which are the petitioner and
two children,
II you drink. drink Yer .etone.
Divorce Case Postponed-Thc case
Of Jacob Wangsgaard against Jose
phine Wangsgaard, an action for a di-
vorce set for hearing before Judge
Howell in the district court Satur-
day. was postponed until May 81. The
Witnesses of the principals. who are
residents OF Huntsville and numbering
twenty persons were In court for the
hearing
The Princess Millinery Co. 237i
Washington avenue, is giving one
third OF on all pattern hats and tur-
bans. Choose your hat while tno
supply is good
At the abernacle-Eyerett Neuter
baum Will bo the speaker at the Taber-
naclc this afternoon. All are invited.
Spring House CleanIne-Mate, fine
to put under carpets when you cieaW
house, for sale at Exam ner office.
Fish and Game Protection-Satur-
day afternoon at the court house the
Weber County Fish and Game Protec-
tive association held meeting for
the election OF directors from the var
ious country districts.
Fine homemade chocolate and
caramels. Wards two stores. Both
phones 279
Woodmen at Loean.-About thirty
members of the local order OF the
Woodmen OF the World attended the
district convention of the organization
at Logan. and they report having
spent profitable and interesting time
They declare that the best was none
too good for the Loganites to be-
stow upon them. and that the Boost
ers' club of the Temple city gave
them a royal reception and banquet.
Delegates elected To attend the head
camp session at Portland this year
were f. c. Olsen of ogden. and b. ~
Rid and Lewis Lancr Of Salt Lake.
WHY NOT get the prettiost gradu.
ating hat In town at the Princess NIL
lInery company. 2374 Washington ave.
nue.. and save money. All pattern
hats and turbans one-third OIL Os-
trich plumes a speciality.
Sunday School Hours.-The Sun
school of the First Presbyterian
church will meet Sunday at 10
O'Clock instead OF at 12:15. This will
continue during the summer months.
$3.50 cash buys the best Rock
Springs on the market. Phone q
John Farr.
District Forester A E. Sherman will
accompany Chief Forester Henry S
Graves TO Ephraim Monday morning
to attend meeting of forcSters at
that place during the day.
For Steamship Tickets Via all lines
TO and from Europe call on o. D. Ras.
Former Chief Justice-Ex-Chief
Justice OF the supreme court of Utah,
George w Bartch. and his Son-in.law,
j. A. Lloyd of Salt Lake. were Ogden
visitors Saturday. The Judge is here oD
lie gal matters and Mr. Lloyd is looking
after business connected with the
Mexican Holding c, Jnyeqt