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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-05
W. 0. KAY BUYS
SALT LAKE PROPERTY

The first real estate deal of note
made In the new year in Salt Lake
City was that OF Monday, when w.
o. KAY Of Ogden bought a property
on Main. between Sixth and Seventh
South streets. from James X. Shaw
for $4,000. The Dimensions of the
lot are SO IL by 165 feet and the deal
was made through the office of Little
& Little. MIR. Kay's recent purchase
of Salt Lake realty now approximates
500. 900.
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CANAL STOCK FOR SALE

by order of the Board Of Directors
OF The Davis and Weber Counties Ca
nal company. / offer for sale TO land
owners under said canal only linn
tied number of shares OF the Sec.
ondary Stock of said company at $50
per share. if taken on or before the
18th inst.
This stock can be subscribed and
paid for on tho same terms given un-
der the recent sale of Secondary
Stock. Not more than shares will
be sold TO any ono person.
j. c. NYE, Sec,
No. 516 First National Bank Bids.
Ogden, Utah
January 4 1910
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NOTICE.

The regular annual meeting of tho
shareholders of the First National
Bank OF Ogden. Utah, will be held at
their banking room in Ogden, Utah. on
Tuesday, January nth. 1910. at IL
o'clock a. M. for the purpose of elect
ing directors to sorve for the ensuing
year and the transactio.. of such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting.
Dated. ogden, Utah. Dec nth. 1895
JOHN PINGREE, Cashier. =
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RUSSIAN AFTER KNOWLEDGE

St Petersburg, Jan. The al.
miralts Is planning to send a group of
officers TO America To study battle,
ship construction The battleshIps of
tho American navy are considered
here TO represent the most advanced
types of the world.
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Balance

balance.
And in accordance with law and
the order OF the board of directors.
made on the 18th day of November.
1909, so many shares of each parcel OF
such stock as may be necessary will
be sold at the office of the secretary
at ROOM No iO9 Eccles Building. Og.
den City, Weber county. Utah. on
Monday. January 10th, 1910. at 4
O'Clock p. m. of said day, to pay the
delinquent assessment thereon. to-
getber with the costs of advertising
and expense OF sale
J. H. KNAUSS. Secretary.
Office, l09 Eccles Bldg. Ogden,
Utah.
Date of first publication. December
2I. 1909
Date of last publication, January T..
1910,
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WOMEN or wooDcRAFI

vyomen OF Woodcraf. ogden Circle SSi.
,,ccT avery wednesday night at 7.5g
O'clock. X OF T.. hall. Visiting Neigh
bors invited.
pues can no paid at Binrham's gro
18th OF each month.
SARAH RANSOM. G. ~. li5 West
Patterson Ave.
MARIE critics, Clerk, 2'5l Monroe
sego Lily Circle. No. ia mccts cvory
second and fourth Monday nights AZ
7:sQ In /. o. O. j. hall. Visiting neigh
bora cordially Invited
MINNIE MULLER. G. N,
2n57 Porter Avcnuc.
KATE uEYMAS. Clerk. ISL S5rI
Street
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NOTICE.

The regular annual meeting of the
shareholders of the Ogden Savings
Bank will be held at their banking
room in ogden, on Tuesday, January
11th, 1910. at IL a. m.. for the puT-
pose OF electing directors to serve for
the ensuing year and tho transaction
of such other business 40 may prop
erly come before the meeting.
Dated. Ogden, Utah. Dec. II, 1909
CHARLES II. BARTON, Cashier. =
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Peculiar. is it not, that physician
should have called in 4 leyman te
doctor those north pole records?
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RATES OF ADVERTISEMENTS

THE PRICE OF ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE CLASs1
FLED OR WANT COLUMNS ARE AS FOLLOWS:
NO FIRST INSERTION, If LESS THAN 25 WORDS
GAN BE LESS THAN 25 CENTS FOR EACH DAY AFTER
THAT ONE CENT PER WORD. TWO LINES OR MORE
FOR ONE WHOLE WEEK OF SIX DAYS ONLY Is CENTS
PER LINE BY THE MONTH 70 CENTS PER LINE NO
CHANGES ALLOWED ON ABOVE RATES ALL ABovE
RATES MUST BE PAID STRICTLY IN ADVANCE
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FOR REM.
UNFuENiSHEp HOUSES
FOR RENT
FURNISHED HOUSES.
WANTED.
FURNISHED HOUSES.

WANTED-Fouro or five room modern
house, furnished or partly furnish
ed, at once, to reliable party. Ad-
dress D. w. Moore, Gen'l. Del. CRY.
l.3-1wk
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Dauderine works wonders. Itproduces
balr just as surely as rain
and sunshine raises crops. 1t produces thick
growth Of lu1urlant hair when all otbcs reno.
dos fall. We guarantee Danderlne. IN drug.
giSts sell it-2sc. 500 and 81 por bottle. 10
prove Its worth send this ad With Ioc in stamps
or etlyer and We Will mail you a larqe free
senpls ESOWLI0E DANDERINE co,
Chicago. III.
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wooDMEN OF TIE WORLD.
Weber Camp No. a. meets in X. OF
p hall in the Utah National Bank Bldg.
every Thursday evening et o'clock.
Visiting Woodmen cordially invited TO
attend.
HENRY SILVERTHORN, c. c.
L AUTH, ClcrS, First National
Bank Building.
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FOR SALE, FARMS.
FRATERNAL.
ROYAL ARCANITM

ROYAL ARCANI1M
Fratcrnal Beneficiary order. InSurcs
men at reasonable rates. Accumulated
emergency fund nearly 6vc million dol
lars Rocky Mountain Council No. 81,
meets second and fourth Thursday at l.
O, o, F. hall. 2ll6 Washington avenue,
ii. l.. Peterson. Regent: ]. w Wother-
spoon, Collector; 6. b Roberts. Sco'y.
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MASONIC

FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES
Fraternal Order OF Eagles. ogden AerIs
No. 1lS +. @. L, meets every WcdncS-
day evening In Eagle hall. east OF Rcod
hotel. at 500. Visiting Brother Eagles
arc invited 10 attend tho Acrie meetings,
a. g. FIELFrZ W. President.
+ r GEIGER. Secretary
DIR. ii. Il. FORBES. Acric Physician
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ORDER RAILWAY CONDUCTORS.
Wasatch Division No. 1g. q. X. c.
plcots second and fourth FridaSs at s'So
D, M. In X OF P. hall corner Washing
ton avenue and 2Ith strcot. All brothers
arc cordially Invited 10 attend
GEO ALLEN. c, G.
u. l.. BOYLE. 5. aud u.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

GUARANTEED fresh eggs delivered
at your door from Rlverdale egg
farm. Ind. phone SG20I. 1-i-lwk
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ogden Sest. No i2ls, order of Owls
,,oe,a in odd Fellows Hall over EllS
LIZ rvory md ana eth Wednesdays y
NIGHTS OF each month. Visiting Owls
cordially invited
JOSEPH OLIVER, President.
5i5 2ith Street
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-05

n p. O. ELKS. ti,s-f
e p o. ElxS. Ogden Lodge No. lla
Iodee and club rooms. second floor 2ill
Washington avenue Regular mestinSA
ovcry Tuesday evoning.
I0liS s. CORIEW. Exalted Ruler.
+ III. KNAUSS. Secretary BE-
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NOTICE..
FOR sALE-MIscELLANEoUs.
(ContInusd.)

FOR SALE-4O head thoroughbred
Cotswold Sheep. one TO four years
old, Call Ind Tel S6O6D or apply 10
w. G. Child. Farr West, 1-S.Iw
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LOST-Belt with square gold belt
buckle. set with amethyst. on New
Years eve, Valued as a keepsake.
Return TO Ogden Dental Co. u.
Brown Reward l-i-1wk
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ODD FELLOWS
ogden Lodge No. e. Independent Order
NJ Odd Fellows Meets in J. .. o. +.
hall every Tuesday eveniug visiting
hTothers cordially invited 10 be present
10 III. TRULLINGER, Noble Grand.
HENRY KISSEL. Secretary.
oucen City Rebckah Lodge, No. Z. I.
n ~1 T. meets second and fourth Fri
day evenings at odd Fellows hall Vis-
iting members invited.
LAURA NJ. WANT: y; O.
AMANDA JENKINS. Rec. Sec'y-
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FOR SALE automobile: flrst-
class condition. A B, Moseley, Reed
hotel, l'4-lwh
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FURNITURE OF 13-room hotel
Everything must be sold 2457 Lin
coin Ind. 3619L l2-31-lwk
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PAIR GOLD RIN1DIED eye glasses.
between Lyceum and Adams ave
Return 2i22 Adams. Reward.
1-1-10-1wk
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

Sleigh-riding parties Reas-
enable prices Phone 61S-Y. J. To
ponce, Harrisvllle. IL % 2wks
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-16
MARGARET ANGLIN
Clergyman Important Factor in Play
TONlGHTl-TONl0HTl

Dr.. Lavendar is q personality that
has figured In all OF Margaret De-
lands Tales OF Old Chester and con-
sequently he is conspicuous in The
Awakening OF Helena Richie. the
last, so far. of this interesting series
of stories, which has been dramatic.
ed and is now being played by Mar
garet Anglin.
DR.. I.avendar is an elderly clergy
man. who has resided In Old Chester,
a small village I'm Western Pennsyl-
vania, for a decade or longer. He is
known and endeared TO everybody
even 10 the children in the hamlet
To all he is a father confessor. com
fortor. n sympathIzing friend. ever
ready TO hear their troubles, patch up
their Quarrels. smooth over their dis
agreements. eternally bringing sun
shine into their lives.
He is a character in many senses
and the counterpart Of many a dear
old gentleman OF the cloth, to be found
In both the large and small towns In
any part of the United States. He is
a type at once recognized and his
personality is always dominant. Hell
ena, DR.. Laycndar and little David
are the principal characters In the
play as they arc In the book. New
Ogden Theater TONIGHT
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c)0cNzY'
WEICH-YoAKAM. .

Wednesday noon. June l.. james
Yookam and Jessie Mac Welch were
united I'm marriage at the home OF the
brides parents. 5000 Grant avenue.
Al ~ O'Clock as Mendelssohn' we'd
ding march wns played by Miss Ber-
nice Seaman one of the brides piano
Students. led by little Miss Myrtle
Herrick, carrying the ring in large
Gala lily. the bride. with her father,
attended by Miss Anna Winans. en-
tered the parlor and was met by the
groom and best man. Mr. Conrad
Burg. where Rev. G. w. McCreery. by
a simple but impressive ceremony.
pronounced them man and wife
After commenting them TO Divine
guidance he congratulated them in be-
half OF all present While wedding
bells were ringing the minister and
wife. followed by the bride and
groom. passed into the dining room
where a four-course dinner was sery-
ed
The brides gown was white silk
embroidered net, over silk. There
were about twenty guests present.
The house was tastefully decorated
with carnations and roses and the
presents we're numerous and beautiful
pieces OF manipulated and Havlland
china. sIlverware and linen.
After spending social time and be.
ing entertained by vocal and instru-
mental music. the guests left. wish
ing the bride and groom a long and
pleasant journey through life.
Mr. and Mrs. Yoakam will be at
home In Morgan, Utah. after July l..
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AT his Office in the Bishops building
in Salt Lake yesterday afternoon.
said
The successor TO Principal McKen-
drick has not yet been decided on, 10
feet. tho resignation has not yet been
accepted, but as soon as David o. Nc.
Kay. president OF the bonrd. returns
home. which will probably be some
time this week, we shall hold meet
ing at Ogden. when the resignation
VIII undoubtedly be taken up and ac-
cepted-
AS 10 the successor. you may say
that we shall secure the very best
man In the Church service obtainnble
There are many good men In sight.
hut most OF them are now engaged.
and the various boaroS are loath TO
give them up But II Is our Intention
not only 10 secure 4 first class ma,
for the principalship. but also Ia
strengthen the faculty and mako the
Weber Stake academy second 10 none
OF the Church schools. the l.. D. 5
University not excepted.
I'VE arc considering summer cam
paign In the interests OF the Weber
Stake academy. so that at the open
ing this fall the school will be started
out in the best shape possible and
with a large enrolment This year
the attendance has been about 3l1
The capacity OF the school being neas
900. and two years ago there was an
attendance OF over $50"
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FISHING GOOD IN CACHE;
STREET CAR EXTENSION

Logan June 15.-By tonight one
half of the male population OF the
city will have left Logan to seek the
pleasures OF angling trout In the
mountain streams. All day long the
canyon roads have been thronged with
teams carrying out fishing parties.
and II Is certain that tomorrow there
VIII be more fishermen along tho
streams here than ut any other time
III the past One reason for this
great exodus to the mountains is that
the streams have started 10 fall and
are clear. making the fiy.nshing ideal.
when other years il has been very
poor at tho opening OF the season on
account OF the high water.
ora hoskelly, the one.tlme basket
hall star of the B. Y. c, and hurdler
at the university this year. was mar.
rled today to Miss Ella F. Smith OF
this city. The young couple will
make their home .n Brigham. where
hr. Roskelly has engaged to coach
nc h'Fh school athletes.
nSion OF the Logan street
Sfa'S- Providence. a town w.
ing about tN. lies To the south of
logan, is beins seriously talked of
:" lect, there are those who saw that
paVId Eccles has decided To make tbe
VAteneion this fall 4 good MANY M
me people of that town and River
i,eiSntS which lies between here and
'"ere' arc employed in Logan. aud
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The new reservoir Of the Ogden
waterworks department was baptized
this morning at 10 O'Clock At $3.50
O'Clock. between twenty and thirty
automobiles were at the city hall.
with a large number of Ogden's bust
ness men, city officials and brass
band and the parade started for the
reservoir promptly. At the
reservoir several hundred people,
men women and children. had gath
cred to inspect the improvement Aft
er music from the band. the mayor
made few remarks, substantially az
follows:
The reservoir will contain II. 500.-
600 gallons and the contract and eN-
penditures up to date amount TO S42.'
959 10. and when all the work con.
nected with the reservoir has been
completed, including the valves and
pipes necessary TO make the change
from the old reservoir to the new res
eryoir and connect the same with
the distribution system, 1t is esti-
mated that the total cost will be in
round numbers about $4,000
Continuing, the mayor said that,
The great important problem before
the city government DOW is TO Sc
cure enough water to fiji the reser-
yolr. and. though the water was
turned In today, it would have to be
turned back into the old reservoir in
order to keep up the supply for tho
city use until We should have some
rainy weather which would stop the
sprinkling of lawns and give an op-
portunity to fiji up the new reser-
volr. when the change will be made
from the old to the new system"
The mayor said that the most I'M
portant proposition now was to get
more water and also to lay 2i-inch
steel main from the new reservoir
down Twenty-first street OF Twenty
second street to connect with the dis
tributiug system In order to get an
Increased supply OF water to the con-
sumers. The present water main is
not large enough to furnish the city
with the water required. and, there
fore. this extra water main must be
built TO make connections with the
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-16
BIG FIGHT MAY Be
HELD NEAR HERE
Special Garry Ogden and Salt Lake 12o
Miles to Scene of the Battle-Governor Spry Declares He
Will Not Allow the Fight in Utah.

4 movement TO bring the Jeffries-
Johnson contest 10 Utah received a
back-set today when Governor Spry
announced that he saw no reason to
change his former view that II could
not be held in this state. Governor
Spry said:
'I sec no reason for changing my
position. The fact that Governor Gill
Iette OF California refused 10 allow
his state to be disgraced by having
the fight in II is but an added rea-
son why | should not change my for
mer position. The fight will not be
held in Utah If / can prevent 1t.
1t Is suggested that the fight he
held across the Nevada line and that
the crowd be taken from Ogden and
Salt Lake in special trains.
In tone with this suggestion, the
following telegram was sent TO pro-
motcr TEX" Richard today:
Railroads here say they can handle
crowd OF 10000 to fight II it were
held just across the line in Nevada,
40 miles from Salt Lake and ogden.
Crowd leave on morning fight, return
ing that night"
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DYN A M [ [ IN 6
T / S II / n
RIVER

Notwithstanding the statements of
Fish and Game Warden \. II. Moves
TO the contrary. Il. NJ Eversole, an
insurance man living at 1865 Wash
ington avenue. says that yesterday
fish were dynamited in Ogden river.
He says that ne has had much eX-
pericnce In fishing and he has seen
large quantities OF fish that have been
killed In streams by means of dyna.
mite. and he is certain that he knows
a dynamited llsb when he sees It. He
was fishing in Ogden river yesterday.
and, he had fairly good luck Re
makes the statement. without equivo-
cation. that fish were dypamlted on
Ogden river during the day, or the
night previous
1T cannot be said that ! am dis
Sruntled over my catch OF yesterday.
because | caught eleven nice ones,
which | think will prove to be good
average. when the count from the fish
ermen on the stream IS taken. know
dynamited fish when | see them and
/ l-now that dynamited fish were
floating down the Ogden river yester.
day ! saw a number OF them and
hauled some of them out OF the river
to be certain. don't know when the
dynamiting was done, nor at what
point along the river
Il was fishing near the head of the
canyon. on ogden river. Just this side
OF Huntsville. when | saw the fish
noatins down the stream. do not
make the statement TO get my name I'm
the paper. but feel that the fish and
game laws ought TO be enforced and
that every lover OF the sport should
aid the officers in Gerreting out vio-
laters of the law and bring the guilty
parties to justice. The officers surely
VIII appreciate any aid that can be
extended to them by citizens and I
am willing TO help them all can.
The fish and game warden can find
me AT my address at most any time
and Will give him all the information
| have regarding the matter"
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MRS. DORA T0PHAM Is
HAVING SOME TROUBLE

Salt Lake. June l6-Hel Hak and
s S. Lee, Koreans. In the employ OF
Dora b. Topham alias Belle London.
We're arrested by Patrolman Griffith.
Wednesday night at house No. Sd
OF the stocknde on a warrant Issued
on q complaint sworn to by City At
torney III j. Dinlnny. charging the
Koreans with selling beer without a
license. Warrants were also Issued
for the arrest OF Belle London. charg-
ing her with renting houses In the
3tockade to be used for prostitution.
Other warrants were issued for her
apprehension charging her with the
sale OF beer.
Belle London could not be located
by the policemen who had been in
structed to serve the warrants She
Is said to have gone TO Ogden. SIX
complaints were sworn to by City Al
torney Dininny against the Koreans
and ten complaints were sworn 10
against Mrs. Dora r. Topham. alias
Belle London The complaints were
sworn TO on June IA and the war
rants Issued on June Is.
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HOME WEDDING.

One of the many pretty home we'd
dings OF the month occurred yester-
day afternoon at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. James A. Hope. 2G2S Lin
coin avenue, when Rev. W. W. Fleet
wood Joined in the holy bonds of mat
rimony Miss Eva Mac Hope and Mr..
Ernest Dahlin. two of Ogden's most
popular young people. The home
was prettily decorated with June
roses and other flowers and the we'd
ding scene was q lovely one. The
bride wore n beautiful gown OF white
crepe du chene over taffeta. daintlly
trimmed with gold lace. and carried
a bouquet of roses. and the groom
looked handsome in conventional
black. Following the wedding cere-
mony immediate departure for short
honeymoon trip 10 Denver was made.
Mr. and Mrs. Dahlln were the happy
recipients of many beautiful wedding
gifts. with warm congratulations from
numerous friends
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-16
SHER|FFS TO
VISIT OGDEN

SALT LAKE CITY. June ia
three days convention OF the Inter
mountain association of sherlffs began
here today with one hundred sherIGS
and deputy sheriffs from Utah. Mon.
tana. Idaho, Wyoming and Nevada in
attendance. The afternoon was passei
at Ssltair. Governor Spry welcomed
the visitors and President c. W. Dwy-
er. Twin Falls. Idaho. responded.
There was banquet. a musical pro-
gram and n plunge in the lake for en-
tertalnment The annual election re-
suited In the choosing OF Sheriff Jos
G. Sharp of Salt Lake county as presi-
dent and Sheriff George T. Judd OF
Utah county, Utah, as secretary.treas-
urer The next convention was
awarded to Butte. Montana.
To Ogden on Friday.
Serious discussion of crime Gnd
criminals was postponed until tomor-
row. Inspection or the new county
Jail aad the penitentiary is also sched-
uled for the day, on Friday the dele
gates are to 90 over the LucIn cut-on
as guests Of Ogden officers