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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-12
LIST OF GUESTS.

Following Is a list Of visitors who ar
rived yesterday afternoon:
NEW YORK.
D. A. Kens. E.B Davis,
Mrs D, Kells, VIM. Strong,
Harry Jones. J NJ Cunnion.
Mrs Harry Jones, Y. +. Finn.
Mrs r. Lopez, J. F. McKown.
Miss Grace Thiele. G. +. Bund.
G, T, Adams, w. J. Bund,
Mrs G. T. Adams, VIM. Lawrason,
W. NJ O'Donnell. J. f. Sheppard.
Mrs W NJ. O'Donneu w. f. Hamilton.
r. NJ Sewers, Z. w. Sweeney,
Mrs. r. NJ. Sewers, Thomas Cahin
Miss Sewers, George Dorrell,
James Kennedy, W. X. Garrabrant,
Mrs. Jas Kennedy, d. J. Shanahan.
Miss A PaZourek, 8 W Wark.
Miss Ruth Witt, WIIfred Wood
Joe Corner, c. e. O'Donneu.
Mrs. J. Corner, s w Gamble
Mrs. w b Crane. Louis. Mccarthy.
Mrs. T, c. Curran. MT. Mcconnell.
A. c. Myers, s. j. Connolly,
Mrs. a. G, Myers. p. Sheridan.
J. A. Weisert. 8 Il. Crane
Mrs. j. A. Weisert, W. p. Crane
e, II, Bollenbach. Charles Simon.
Mrs. O. Bollenbach. NJ J. Bourke.
So - = $500, A J. Mact arlano,
Mrs. Z. VI. Maxwell + Lane
MISS Agnes Moran, Geo. knight
Mrs. Arderlay. A.P. Krause.
n t. Wood, A G Anderson
FRANK j. ass, L 3 Homan
Mrs. r -. !. Fass, Chas. O'Brien
-. r. weber, W. A. Roach
Mrs u r. weber, ". r. Ash
T. d. Hamilton, w r Gallagher
-Ii = II % Mooo' VIM Hummer,
~ ~ ~. w oou' Ray Lopez.
hustyF Wood. w 4 BAILEY
yohn Hellbeck. r. L Fisher
- - W. NloN"e"' J. F. Leary.
- 'loI an W l. Johnson
John Bushen. Robert. Brill
- a. GAlesple' J. y. Rae
John Arderlay c. y. Hulburt
4, J.,i N0e' Emil, Schultz.
Al Kline, Harley Hughes
H,"n, Ed4eShy' I Petrie.
Al Mohr 7 Rusee,.
1eo' r haIStOn, Mrs J. BUssey
=. D. Qulgley, Miss Bussey.
Joe Cronin. MIC : NJ po-+o-
" D. OIo"Iey.
ROSTON
= F Mccain r--,,r, r,~..L..
S,-r r. &c.,, rank Frespy
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

VIAvI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. NAT
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By mall. sl6 Colorado Bldg. Free lecture
for women Wednesdays at 2:3O ?. m.
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NEWSOFALEXANDRIA
Potomac Station POSt-Office
Is RechriStened.
VOW IT'S CALLED QUANTICO

september Terms of Circuit and
Corporation Courts Open To-day
with Many Cases on the Docket.
Confederate Veterans TO Attend
FuheG..; of Thomas L. Jasper.
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Condition of The water.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Hapers Ferry, w. Va Sept. I.-Potomac clear
and Shenandoah vcry cloudy.
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CINCINNATI.

Charles Kelly. Jesse Gardner.
Mrs. c. Kelly, Charles Snyder,
Joseph Noel, John NJ. Dugan,
Mrs. J. Noel, S. Mathews,
Joseph Illig. Edward Sauer,
Mrs. J. Illig. w. Grammar,
W. II. OConnor, c. Grischy,
Ed. Sullivan, G. Z. Mayors,
Joseph O'Hara. Nal Owings.
Walter Dunkerly, T. Maddox.
Arthur Keifer. Joseph Randall.
Frank Steele, William Rohr,
VIM Owens, Geo. Bernheisel,
John Colbert, Henry Holtmuir,
Thos. McGarrell,
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-12

Sailor-shaped hats are far in the lead
for ordinary wear this summer
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F. Clinton knight. CPS King street. Alexandra.
Va. Is authorized agent and carrier Tor The Wash
hgton Herald. The Herald will be delivered daily
Ind Sunday to any address in Alexandria for 20
seDts a month.
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Following Is a list Of visitors who az
rived yesterday afternoon:
NEW YORK
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24
UPTOWN TICKET
OFFICE OPENED
Everett Shewe Butte Montana Placed Charge
City Ticket Agent for the Hartman Lines-New
Quarters Are Attractive.

Tomorrow morning the city ticket
office OF the Hartman lines in tae
Orpheum thcater building VIII be
opened for the transaction OF busi"
ness. People OF Ogden. as we'll as
visitors to the city. can then secure
railroad and Pullman tickets without
going to the depot, IL means that
with the installation OF the uptown Of
flee, better facilities will be afford
ed tho travelling public in that they
can secure all the necessary informa-
ton concerning the proposed trips,
Springs OF even TO Europe, Asia,
Africa OF any other point.
The new ticket office will handle
| tickets over the Union Pacific, Ore
| gon Short Line. Oregon Railroad \
| Navigation Co. and the Southern
Facific lines and all connecting lines.
Steamship tickets on both the At"
llntic and Pacific oceans. or COM
plcte round-thc-world tickets, will he
| sold at the local office and rcserva-
tions made on steamers at eastern or
western ports OF the United States.
as well as at foreign ports
The handling OF steamship tickets III
an office is something that Is enjoyed
: by few cities in the United States
| The size of Ogden and Is only another
] evidence OF the rapid strides that are
| being made toward greater Ogden
The new office occupies the north
| store room of the Orphcum and IS
richly supplied with mahogany furni-
| turc and trimmings. The walls md
| ceilings have been painted and pap
\ cred and no expense hnS been spared
In making the place the most attract
| I've ticket offices in the state
| In the front office Is counter.
! back of which are the ticket cabinets
end desks Adjoining the front of.
! flee arc the private offices of the
| agent and a conference room for rail
road officials In the main portion OF
the office are scttees and chairs and
J tables for the use OF the public and
racks to hold railroad and steamship
folders and time tables.
The walls will be hung with an al
tractlvc collection OF pictures. rep
senting scenes along tho Hartman
lines and points of interest reached
by the roads.
Everett A. Sbcwe. formerly city
ticket agent nj Butte of the Hartman
lines, arrived in Ogden yesterday
morning and was today Installed as
local ticket agent by D. e Burlcy
general passenger agent, and ID. s
LowrIc. travelling auditor of tho Orc
Gon Short Line Shelves promotion
is well,earper and comes To him after
serving the company efficiently fol-
eight years in the Montana town
Shewc is Young man With pleasing
personality and Will be welcomed T.
the city b, the boys" of the rail
road row as well az the public.
As soon az he is thoroughly install
ed, Mr.. Shcwe states he will have hi
family come To Ogden from Butte
where he has residence. which he
will probably dispose OF TO purchase
home in Ogden,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24
THREE MEN ARE
AWAITING TRIAL

In the county jail awaiting trial are
three men who have been confined
there for four. five and six months
respectively The reason attributed
for the delay in two of the cases Is
the contipuances that the attorneys
for the men keep seeking and the
delay In the third case Is said to rest
with the district attorney.
c. J. Dyer was bound over to the
district court on the charge Of rob
berry. September rs. Dyer is alleged
to have operated In ogden and Salt
Lake during the time OF the G.. A. r.
encampmcnt last august, He was ar
rested upon the Tabernacle square by
OFFICER Crompton while attempting TO
flim-flam a Japanese out Of two
checks for $15 Thedelay in Dyer s
cnse has been caused by the continu-
ance sought by Overs attorney.
NJ J. Ryan has been held at tho
county jail since October 10 upon the
charge of robbery. He held up and
attempted to rob Joseph Paine on
Twenty-Sixth street during the early
part OF October The continuance ia
his case has been sought by his at
torney
Frank Woods. charged with felony.
has been held awaiting trial since
November % The delay. II is charg-
ed. Is due to the district attorney.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24
"TOY" SMITH
HOLDING
BACK

word was received from Officer
moniman at Evanston today that he
Is having some difficulty in persuad.
ing Toy" Smith. the negro who at
tempted TO kill Mohlman Monday
night, to return to Ogden without
requisition papers. and It may be nee
essary for Mr.. Mohlman 10 go to
cheyenne. the capital of Wyoming. to
get the necessary papers.
II appears that the sherifI's Office
at Evanston is In state OF chaos at
this time. Sheriff Jones is away.
looking after "rrstlers' in the Jackson
Hole country. and his deputy has re-
signed his position. leaving the Office
in the hands OF the jailer who has no
authority 10 act
Mohlman has been advised by Chief
Browning 10 remain Mt Evanston until
Sheriff Jones returns. at which time
il Is thought the Wyoming officer Till
be able 10 help him out. The Ogden
officer, II Is expected. VIII not return
before tomorrow morning.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24

neral chapel. The caSkct will be open
at the chapel tonight and tomorrow.
Interment wIll take place in the city
cemetery.
maunday Thursday Scottish Rite
Masons are requested 10 be at the
Masonic Temple this evening"
Coal. call up Parker & Co. for
rates on lump. nut and slack. =
For Sale-Old mats. Good to put
under carpets Inquire Standard Office.
COAL. Call up Parker s. Co. for
rates on lump. nu: and slack Parker
Coal Co.
Pure food only. Charles Cafe
terra
For Easter flowers call IIcnder
shot
Has An Auto-Judgc Haywood says
Patsy Healy has always declared tina
! he would not invest In an automobile
but says the judge. Patsy Is nov
supporting one down In California
just the same"
Bakery goods at Charles Cafe
term
Castle Gate, Clear Creek ard Rool
Springs coal. $3.50 per ton. cash OF
1 delivery Phone l49. Robt II, Lewis.
All kinds of coal $3.50 cash. dcliy
cred. VI. l.. Jones Coal Co.
Fifes have lust received II car Q
lime Give us call Ind go
New Reoidence-NIrs. Sarah Ston
is building an $500 residence on 1hi,
teenth street. between Washineto
and Adams avenues.
Better than many-equal TO any
d. & q. Butter.
Let every white ribboner romembe
Friday. March 25. and get in workln
trim.
Let the friends of the needy. tn
unfortunate, the weak. aud OF thos
who have been bound by Satan u
these many years" remember gil
day. Friday. March 25.
Professor George Marshall OF ID
State University will hold an exam
nation for his class In extension wor
next Friday afternoon at o'clock {
the sub-hieh school building
Bread of quality Charles CAT
toria.
Guest Of Heywoods-Mlss Mildre
Norris Of the Mildred Morris compan
In the comedy, Making the Man."
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24
ENTERTAINING
PICTURES

Another week of excellent pro
grams OF Scenic. Educational. Dra-
matte and Comedy pictures, clean and
Ing. Just glance over this list
THE MINIATURE. an historical in
cident In the life of Andrew Jackson.
II shows the grand man that he was.
One pretty little picture at the ISIS.
"a LESSON BY THE SEA" appeals
to every woman. Is a lesson in nobill.
Is TO every man.
MISCHIEVOUS BET Is Pcck's bad
boy ONLY it is a girl, this time a very
pretty little girl
SAVED FROM THE TIDE Is orc
OF Solig's best 1t is action every
minute. comedy. tragic and pathetic
all in ouc.
THE FENCE ON BAR z RANCH
is all about a plucky western girl,
who IA just tender woman after all
Two excellent BioEraphs- are In
Guided In the programs "IIIS LAST
BURGLARY shows some OF the very
best acting these people have ever
put before the public-you will be
moved to tears
At the GLOBE. TANNING A HUS-
BAND" is q laugh all through. 1t
Will do YOU good like medicine
Perhaps the very best picture in
the whole list is the HIGH GALE
At BAIRRITZ." at the JOE. The
finest scenic yet By the way. have
you visited the JOE under the new
management lust go once for curl
osity. II is so fresh and clean. so
well lighted and ventilated. the pic
lures so fine and so we'll selected, II
complete surprise awaits YOU IL
you've not been there lately
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24
WIFE DECLARES
He IS NO "YAG''

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Williams were
arraigned in police court this morn
Ing on the charge OF vagrancy. Mrs
Williams, acting as speaker, advised
the court that she and her husband
were not "vaGs.' and that my hua-
band takes care of ME when he Is
feeling well
The defendants are colorcd people
and the husband seemed to he quite
III The matter was taken under ad'
visemcnt.
Frank Williams. colorad man.
pleaded not guilty 10 the charge OF
yagrancy. and he WAS placed under Il
bond of $50 until the case can be
tried
Helen Stonc, Hattie Smith and Flo
Mccoy were not present TO answer To
the complaint of vagrancy placed
against them. and their ball of $40
each was declared forfeited.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24
GOOD FRACTIONS
AT THE ORPHEUM

The show al the Orphcum Is draw
ing large crowds this week. This is
no doubt due to the excellent show
being presented and growing popu-
larity OF the Orpbeum with the poo
pie of Ogden, One can always be as
surcd OF an evening we'll spent when
they have been so the Orpheum. as
there Is always good music and plen-
ty OF good things TO brighten ones
memory. The show this week COZ
tains many such things Nilmos
Westony. the great pianist, is worth
the price OF admission alone. II Is
wonderful to see and hear him play.
Then there is Hnrrigau. that funny
iuggler and monologuist He's n
scream. and a number of other good
acts Get the Orphcum hablt and you
won't go wrong. -
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24
MAGGIE MUST
SERVE SENTENCE

The drunk list in the municipal
court this morning WAS pretty we'll
filled.
Maggie Messenger stated that she
was drunk Yesterday. bat was sober
enough today to depart from the city
II the court would grant her that
privilege The appeal fell upon deaf
ears. and Maggie was ordered taken
bnck to the jail, to serve five dayS
sentence.
6. Jap-no other name being given
and no exceptions taken to the name
when the little brown man appeared
before the bar OF justice-pleaded
guilty 10 being drunk last night He
was sentenced to pay fine OF 50 or
go to jail five days.
Jap could not understand English,
and, OF course. could not we'll plead
to the complaint as 1t was read TO
him, bat, by way of explanation. the
clerk said;
You have been drunk"
To which the Jap replied, "Y J. me
drunk last night"
John ]. Higley and II. G.. Dccoster
were also drunk yesterday, and they
pleaded guilty TO the charge The
court sentenced them to pay fine of
IS each or go TO jail for period OF
five days.
Thomas ColInshaw pleaded guilty
to the charge OF being "unlawfully
drunk" but the court refused TO pass
sentence.
There Is something back Of this,
said the judge. and | will not sen
tence the defendant until | know
something more of the facts. This
man must behave himself Put him
under $50 bond. MI Clerk. until To-
morrow morning, when [ shall pass
Judgment"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24
JOHN C0RT TO
STOP ROAD SHOWS

Upon his arrival in Salt Lake City
yesterday afternoon John Cort, mana
ger of the Northwestern Theatrical
association. which has the Colonial
Thcater in that city. announced the
appointment of Ben Ketchum as man.
ager OF the Colonial. to succeed r. A.
Grant, who resigned. Since the re-
tirement OF Mr Grant from the Colo
nial, about two months ago. Kctchum
has been acting manager Of the Cole.
NAL
Mr Cort, who is accompanied 5)y
Mrs Cort, left today for New Yoik,
where he goes to arrange the bookings
for the Northwestern circuit for the
next season.
Mr.. Cort announced while lr Salt
Lake City that he would hay; only
one road show next season. MIX Fig.
man. who was seen in Ogden ecently
in Mary James Pa" He promises
that some Of the best shows sver seen
in the west will appear on fhe North
western circuit next seasoJ.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24
WORK BY
TOMMY DAWSON

Tommy Dawson. the fast English
fighter who meets Pete Sullivan at
the Ogden theator next Tuesday night
in a twenty.rouud boxing contest, On
tcrtaincd a large crowd OF fight fans
AT his training quarters over the EN-
change, on Twonty-fourth street, yes
tcrday afternoon,
Dawson put In strenuous hour 3
work His three-round go" with his
trainer, Tennessee Kid was like the
real thing This was followed by 4
three round go" with local boy
Then he had q workout with jim
Cleary. 135-pound wrestler who is now
getting In shape 10 compete In the Y.
NJ. C. A tournament In Salt Lake
city. Dawson then gave few rounds
OF shadow boxing In which he is show
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24
PHILADELPHIA POLICE
ARE OYNAMITEO

Philadelphia. March While re-
turning from riot call in the north
eastern part of the city today. patrol
wagon was badly damaged by dyna'
mite. which exploded under II. Six
policemen, the driver and sergeant
we're thrown to tho street and badly
cut and bruised
1t Is believed The dynamite wa5
placed on the track by strike Sympa-
thizers for the purpose of damaSln;
a car. and that the patrol wagon rs
ured In the explosion accidentally.
IL was announced that a general
meeting of union men would be held
In Central Labor union headquarters
next Sunday TO consider the advisable
ity OF calling of the general sympa'
thetic strike.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24
CHIEF INSURGENT NORRIS
CALLED TO SPEAKERS CHAIR

Washington. March 24.-Chief In
surgent Norris presided over the
house for n short timc today while
the pension appropriation bill was
under consideration Mr.. Prince OF
Illinois. who was presiding while the
house was in committee of the whole
wished to be excused for few min.
utcs. and bcckoned to MIR Norris, who
was I'm his seat on the floor, and the
Nebraskan responding. was invited to
sit as monitor over the parliamentary
affairs of the house
In some Families YOU are ALWAYS
placed in the position of having to
take Sides
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24
TWO JUDGES ON
THE LOCAL BENCH

Judge John F. Chidester of
the Sixth district. and Judge ]. A
Howell OF the Second district are
holding regular sessions of court in
Ogden today. The visiting Judge is
using the regular court room and Is
hearing the case Of Bowe VS.. Palmer
ct al, which began yesterday morn
Ing. Judge Howell Is holding court
In the commissioners room and Is
hearing the arguments In the case of
the Hooper Irrigation company vs. At
wood ct al the testimony In which
case was taken about week sgo.
Both coses will probably be concluded
late this afternoon
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24
SEE OTIS SKINNER,
Says SQUIRE COOP

OTIS SKINNER has been creating rc
mendou Salt Lake City during which clos
Tonight by special arrangement nr Skinner 70
brought to ogden telegram night by William ALI
son Prof Squire Coop the wellknown musician says
II have seen Your Humble Servant 1t Is one Of
the finest Skinner ls great Ivet
Jewel is jem Ogden friends as strong as
can-you need not fear the verdict
(Sgned) SVoiN1 ooVI.
The will appear the Ogden Theaer tonight Ad
sale capacity attendance Critics unite
declaring production OF the seasons most
magnificent.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24
Re- wonderfnl ability In foot work

ing wonderful ability in foot work.
Frank Armstrong, manager of Sui
Ivan. while in Ogden few days ago.
stated that he would bet 5000 on his
man at 10 to S Manager Tommy
Walker has posted $500 at the Fal-
staff cafe which he SAYS he would like
la place at those odds.
Tie interest In the coming bout con
tlnues to grow and inquiries are COM
ing in daily about the seats which
have been placed on sale AT the Os'
dne theater.
Tho main bout will be preceded by
two rattliug good preliminarles IN
one Of which Tennessee Kid will meet
o Salt Lake fayorite
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24

SCHRAck-eEATTY.

A quiet little wedding was consum.
mated at 3:15 yesterday afternoon,
when Harvey a. Beatty OF Salt Lake
City and Miss Olive Agnes Schrack oI
Winona Minnesota. were united In
marriage by the Raw Fl d. thinner
man of the Baptist church. The hap
py couple were attended by Air and
Mrs. Harry NJ Beatty. The groom is
an emplpve OF the Western Pacific,
with headquarters in the capital city.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24
ARRANGING FOR
The SHEEP SHOW

The board of directors Of the inter
national sheep show to be held Ia
Ogden during the Four-State iair next
September. held a meeting last night
and decided To meet again Saturday
night 10 begin the work Of detcrmin-
ing the amount Of money to be given
In prizes and also TO classify the prize
list
The directors state that the sheep
show in his city next September VIII
be the greatest ever seen by sheep
mcn In any part of the world. No Of
fort will be lacking TO make 1t great
success.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24

badges. and in return for the favor
will pin upon the giyer a small SOU
venir which will he duly honored by
all collectors.
Woman Inventor - The movable
screen, patented by Mrs. Alice Pad
Olson OF Salt Lake. is TO be handled
by NJ ]. West of Ogden and b. l..
West of Salt Lake, under exclusive
rights. Mrs. Paddison is one of the
very few successful women inventors
OF the United States Her patent Ia
a wire screen attached TO window
sash, and it rolls IN and unrolls like
a curtaln. as the window ls raised or
lowered. The screen, when rolled up.
is protected from the action Of the
weather,
Mnyers' Martha Washington Com
| fort shoes for sale by HovrocSs Bros
For Rent-Room occupied by the
! c. A. Smurthwaite Produce Co.. Lewis
block. Inquire 2437 Wash. ave. =
| Eat Hot Cross Buns tomorrow,
! Good Friday: IL cents a dozen, AT
Edgar Jones Co. Phones 12i. -
Returned Missionary-A returned
missionary from India. Mrs. S. w,
Stephens, viii reach Ogden Friday
afternoon. to remain until Tuesday.
! Mrs. Stephens VIII occupy the pulpit
In the Methodist church on Sunday
evening. On Monday afternoon. at
the Methodist parsonage at $50. she
will hold meeting for women, TO
which all women Interested in the
| great missionary movement are In
yited.
On account Of our just receiving a
| dolayed shipment OF seeds. We will
for few days sell eight Scent pack
ages Of our western grown flower and
garden seeds for 25 cents. Edgar
Jones Co.
Carl Cochran OF Provo is in Ogden.
Mr.. Cochran contemplates locating in
this city. He Will go into the barber
or the restaurant business.
Bulk flower and garden sceds-a
new shipment just received by Edgar
Jones Co =
p. L. Wheeler. mining expert in the
employ OF the forest service. and 4.
{. Hoyt, connected with the law dc,
partment OF the same service. have
returned from a two weeks trip To
Moab. They report conditions in that
section favorable 10 prosperous
year.
Bankers TO Meet Here-Thc bank
ers OF The intermountain country Will
hold their annual convention in OG
den next June. the exact date TO he
determined later, This Will be a con
Vcntion of considerable significance IL
the banking interests of the west
Light Weight eutter-A complaint
has been filed in the municipal court
charging the firm Of Blackman q
Griffin with violating the state dair1
and food law. The complaint is siSnea
by n. c. Smith. deputy state food and
3 dairy inspector. and 1t alleges that tbt
I defendants placed butter on the mar
kct for sale that WAS undcrwcleht
' Thc parties have been summoned into
!, court and the case VIII be called to
morrow.
: Death Of Mrs S,ater-Jcanette r
Slater wife OF VIM. Slater. died o
, heart failure in Huntsville, Nonda,
4 evening She was born In Wales
;. Feb %. 1S4S. and came 10 Utah /,
1865. residing In Huntsville ever since
= BESIDES her husband she leaves thre,
children. thirty-sly grandchildren an,
f six sreat-grandchildren.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24

Former Mayor Tom l.. Johnson OF
Cleveland sailed for Europe yester-
day in search of health. He VIII so
Ia Carlsbad
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24

Remember, the ladies who collect
the gifts will wear white ribbon
badges and in return for the favor
will pin upon the giyer small SOU
venir which will he duly honored by
all collectors.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-24

the Orpheum this week. Is the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs A. Il. Haywood.
$3.50 buys a ton of Rest Rock
Springs on the market Phone 70
John Farr,