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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-03
INVITES TOURISTS TO
POINT OUT ERRORS
President Cannon Speaks at Taber-
naele on Tenete Of Nor
moniem.

Salt Lake. oct. 3.-As yesterday was
the FIRST Sunday OF the month. the
regular service in the Tabernacle was
dispensed with. fast meetings being
held in tho various wards. However.
special services were hold In tho Tab
ernacle at 3 o'clock for tourists and
visitors About two-thlrds of the seats
on the lower floor Of the big auditor
ium were occupied and close attention
was paid to the excellent musical pro-
gram and 10 a brief address by PresI-
dent Hugh J. Cannon. OF Liberty stake
Prof. J. J. Mcclellan presided at the
big organ. The first number was a
selection from Beethoven. arranged
for the organ by Batiste. Prayer was
offered by Elder Charles r. Wilken,
after which AndaDte. by Widor, was
rendered by Prof. Mcclellan Com
munion. by BntiSte, was the next num-
Der. followed by an old melody, ar
ranged by Prof. Mcclellan.
Hugh ]. Cannon. president or tho
Liberty stake. was the only speaker
lie declared that Mormonism. social
ed, or tho gospel or Christ, was the
biggest thing in the world
Truth In Mormonism.
I'VE believe" said the speaker, In
part, that about g. years ago the
Father and Son manifested themselves
TO Joseph Smith. the prophet, and az
fer that other heavenly beings ap-
peared to him and the plan OF saliva
ton was restored TO earth. Mormon
ism today presents sufficient truth to
demand the attention OF every man
and woman In the world. Those who
do the will OF the Father; those who
live honest, upright and virtuous lives,
shall know the truth. We want the
truth and VIC invite all men TO show
up where we are in error, according
u the teachings OF Christ"
President Cannon said that among
the strongest men in the church wero
men who had studied the sciences,
who had travelled over the world, and
that they understood the scientific
truths taught by the church He said
that the unanImity of the testimony
given by the missionaries who went
out to preach tho gospel was worthy
OF consideration
"We are criticised" said he. be
cause We stand together; but is 1t not
marvellous that we gather from oil
parts OF the world and are willing to
follow the leadership Of one man or a
set OF mon? II Is because this gospel
is not man.made but Is Of Cod. and
these men arc chosen OF God. This
work is too important for MS to desist
in preaching the gospel simply be
cause we arc criticized.
The services closed with a selec
tion on the organ of the pilgrims
Chorus.
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RANDOM
REFERENCES

Account CONFERENCE and STATE
FAIR the Oregon Short Line will sell
round trip tickets 10 Salt Lake at
rate $1l0, Oct Bird 70 eth, Inclusive
good returning Oct. 18TH. Choice Of
ELEVEN trains daily. Secure tickets
at City Ticket Office, 251i Washing
ton avenue. Both phones S72. -
Call Allen, phones %. for carriages
for funerals and operas. Private calls
a speciality. Also prompt delivery Of
baggage 412 26th, =
Get your Union Pacific and Oregon
Short Line tickets at tho office in the
Opera House Block Don't force your
ee.f to stand In line at the Depot. =
For saie-Old :nats. Good TO put
under carpets. Inquire Standard office.
WANTED-Clean white rags at tho
standard =
Advertisers must have their copy
for the Evening Standard the evening
before the day on which tho ndver-
tisement Is TO appear in order to in
sure publication
LAST EXCURSION OF the season
NORTH via OREGON SHORT LINE.
Tickets on sale Oct. Sth Secure tick.
cts and full information at City Tick
ct Office, 2514 Washington avenue.
Both phones 372. -
Continued on Page Seven)
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In the Democratic convention Sat
urday afternoon Samuel Browning,
president of the Ogden city council,
declined the nomination for state sen
ator Twice did he refuse the crown.
but the convention WAS determined
that he should head the ticket
Even after this was done he stated
tn the convention that he could not
tell at that time whether he would
permit his name to go before the
people on election day for their sui
frage
In his partial acceptance of the
nomination Mr. Browning stated that
he is a Democrat through and through
and that he meant To stand firmly on
the platform OF principles uttered by
the convention. and that he was one
OF the Democrats In the country who
proposed 10 see to it that the laws
enacted by the state Legislature be
| executed in their entirety.
He said he was against ring rule"
and "pIe" Democrats who had gone
into the Republican party for the
sole purpose of getting place at the
| political pie counter He desired to
| kill the liquor business and thought
| this as good a time as any, Mr..
| Browning said he thought that the
| people should now declare themselves
either for prohibition or local option
and then forever keep their peace.
| The legislature of this state. he said,
| had failed to do the bidding OF the
people In this respect. and In many
others. and he thought 1t a good idea
/
voters as to whether they want whis-
ky or no whisky,
Immediately after the reconveninG
OF the convention In the afternoon the
committees made their reports, and
the following permanent officers were
! announced;
| Chairman-John Seaman
Secrctary-C. A Smurthwaite
Assistant Secretary-O. A. Kenne-
DIV.
Not a word of protest was uttered
against the platform which was adopt
ed unanimously
After the routine of receiving the
committee reports and adopting them,
the convention got down TO real dem
ocratic business and nominated the
ticket.
In the nominating and seconding
speeches a great deal was said about
the time-honored Democracy and the
great men who had led IL TO defeat
from time TO time.
incidentally a few good things were
said about the nominees. Most OF
the nominations. however were made
by acclamation. and the convention
seemed to he well pleased that men
had been discovered who would make
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UNION PACIFIC PLANS
ECHO CANYON 9ETTERMeNTS

The Union Pacific. it is said, Will
expepd a large sum OF money the
coming year In still further improving
the line through Echo canyon AS
will be remembered, the first thing
undertaken by the management In
1899 was the realignmeut OF its Wyom-
ing division, and at that time but a
limited amount of work was done on
tho Utah end Now, however, this
norton of the main line is to re-
ccIvc attention and the main feature
will no the elimination OF curvature,
which will mean many miles OF new
grading. mostly sidc-hill work Each
year sees some big improvement on
the overland Route, and the coming
season. IL is predicted, will witness
the greater part of the appropriation
expended within this state.
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A D We N 7 OF
THE JEWI ISH
new YEAR

Tho advent Of the Jewish New
Year, 5G7l In the Hebrew calendar
viii he celebrated at sunset this even
ing and tomorrow by special services
in all the temples OF the reformed
Jews and the synagoeues Of the ORTIZ
odoN throughout the world
The festival IS known as Rosh-ha-
Sho-Nah, the beginning OF the ciSli
year
With the single exception Of Eom
Kippur. or the Day of Atoncment
which follows quickly upon Il, the fes-
tival is more generally observed than
any of the other feast5 in the Hebrew
calendar.
During the celebration of the Rosh-
ba-Sho-Nah, no work or business is
done by the observing Jew. Peni'
tence. charity and prayer are the es'
Sentlal features OF the celebration,
The services at the temples and
synagogues are solemn and impress
sive and generally we'll attended
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the sacrifice and march to the slough.

the sacrifice and march to the slaugh-
ter
In the nominations for the legisla-
turc 4. l. Scovillc Of Ogden. D. ID
Mckay OF Huntsville, 4. r Pratt OF
Ogden s s. Smith of Ogden. II Bel
nap of ogden and W N. Talhurst of
ogden were named the result on the
FIRST ballot being the nomination OF
Mckay. Pratt and Scovllle.
Bclnap withdrew from the race ana
an effort was made TO turn the nomi
nation to Talhurst, but the Browning
people maintained that. notwithstand-
Ing the tact that Smith had offered
to withdraw. another ballot should be
taken to determine whether TalhurS5
or Smith should be nominated In
this ballot Smith won out by vote
of SC 10 3S
The other contested nomination was
for sheriff. with w. il. Anderson w.
II. Stalker and William Brown in the
field The result Of the vote on the
first ballot was;
Anderson 20, Stalker Q. and Brown I.
Milo Sharp of Plain City was named
for the twoyear term commiss 'oner
against Levi j. Taylor of Huntsville,
but he was completely showed under
on the first ballot
The acclamation nominations were.
Browning, senator; Skeen. attorney:
Parker, two-year commissioner. Peter
son, recorder: Civilian. clerk; Farr.
treasurer; Trimble. assessor. jenkins,
surveyor; Martin. constable
In nominating d. d Mckay Tor the
legislature a young school teacher
from Huntsville, recently from Oh %,
also named Judson Harmon OF Ohio to
| head the Democratic ticket for pres
| ident in 1912 He also stated that
Harmon would be elected governor of
| Ohio this year. and that d. ID. Mckay
would be one Of the representatives
! In the Utah legislature next year
Valentine Gideon seconded the nom
| ination OF Arthur Pratt for the lcgis-
| laturc, and in so doing he advised the
| convention that he wanted Pratt 70
| go down To Salt Lake and work-dC
little legislative work by way oi
writing a few paragraphs in the law
book OF the state, and not turn his
attention toward the election oi
George Sutherland to the United
States senate. He said the Republi
cans on the legislative ticket were
| nominated for the sole purpose Of yot
ing for Sutherland. the same as the
I Republicans a couple OF years age
were sent to the capital for the pur
pose OF voting Tor Reed Smoot
The business Of the convention was
concluded shortly after s o'clock, anC
so rapidly did the delegates leave the
convention hall that 1t was impossible
to name the central committee
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BURGLAR RObS
HOME AND ESCAPES

Saturday night the home of Leon
ard Scheufele, ESQ Twenty-thrd street
was burGlarized and $40 in gold stol-
en-. MI Scheufele is a shoemaker and
his money was kept In small purse
The money was soon missed and
when friend, B. Il. Battice, noticed
a stranger lounGing about in the rear
of the house, he gave chase The
burglar was a sprinter, however, and
got away after q run Of more than a
block.
Battice declares he can identify the
man If he is captured, and is wait
ing over In ogden for that purpose.
The police department has been fur
nished with a description and every
officer in the city is on the lookout
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At st. Joseph-First game: st. Jo-
seph 9, Topeka 4. Second game; st.
Joseph >. Topeka O.
At Wichita-Flrst game. Wichita
3. Donver IL Second game; Wichl-
ia ., Denver S.
At Llncoln-Lincoln Z, Omaha II.
At Sioux City-Flrst game: Sioux
City 2. Des Moines s Second game
Sioux City Z, Des Molnes 4.
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but In the fourth inning. with the
score 9 to In favor of the occident-
ais and the bases full, he retired I'm
favor OF Williams. The latter held
the visitors down TO four hits and had
seven strikeouts to his credit Lang
ford was in the box for the negroes
and while he was hit freely, he tight
oned up at critical times and be re-
tired the side when q hit would have
tied the scare.
Several hundred dollars changed
hands on today's game. Bets are be-
ing made tonight on the games be
tween the two teams in Salt Lake
next Saturday and Sunday.
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CORNERSTONE Is LAID
FOR HARTMAN MONUMENT

The cornerstone of monument TO
mark the grave OF the late Edward u.
Hartman at Arden. y. Y. has been
laid by Mrs Hartman In the presence
OF the members of the immediate FAM
ily. Skilled artisans are now at work
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-03
DEMOCRATS NAME
COUNTY TICKET

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
State Senator
SAMUEL BROWNING, Ogden.
State LesiSlators-
A. L. SCOVIllG. Ogden.
D. D, M'kAY. Huntsville.
A. E. PRATT. Ogden.
S. S. SMITH. Ogden.
County Attorney
J. D, SKEEN, Ogden.
County Commissioner
Two-year term, w. j. PARKER, oe-
den.
Four-ycar term, LEVI J, TAYLOR,
Harrisvlle.
County Sheriff
w. II, ANDERSON. Ogden,
County Recorder
MISS MATILDA PETERSON, oe-
den.
County Treasurer
WALTER N. FARR, Ogden.
County Clerk
H. c, CIVILIAN, Ogden.
County Assessor
JOHN 3. TRIMeLE. Ogden.
County Surveyor
WASHINGTON JENKINS, Ogden.
Ogden Constable
CLEM MARTIN. Ogden.
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OH the monument. which. when com
plctcd. will be- massive shaft of
plain design. in which Will be carved
MIR. Harriman's name with the date
of his birth and death The simple
ceremony was conducted with such
secrecy that the neighbors of the Har-
rimans did not know the ceremony
had been performed. The grave is sit
uated in grove of huge forest trees.
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COAST LEAGUE.

At San Francisco-Morning game
Sacramento 4, San Francisco Aft
ernoon game; San Francisco C, Sac
ramento 2.
AT Portland-No game: rain.
At Los Angelcs-Morning game;
Vernon l. Los Angeles /. forfeited
10 Los Angeles, 8 to o, for attempt
Ing to delay the game In the tenth
inning) Afternoon game; Vernon 3,
Los Angeles o.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-03
ACCIDENTALLY sHHoT.

Astoria. oregon. Oct. Sd. n. Balm.
= mIllman and logger OF this city, was
accidentally shot and killed yesterday
hy CIark Ioughery, former chief of
police OF Astoria. Loughcry who had
benn hunting. was drying his gun
when the cloth caught the hammer
and discharged the weapon.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-03

Never can tell when you'll mash a
finger or suffer q cut. bruiso. burn or
rcalG Be prepared. DR.. Thomas Ec-
lectic oil instantly relieves the pain
quickly cures the wound
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CIcdulouH.

Hojax-You say Dixmyth has suo'
lime faith In humanit? - ,s
TomdiN-He certainl has io,.r
oven believes that mis- si.. %ne News
everything he tells her.--''"''
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NOW ON SALE AT YOUR BOOKSTORE.

of which there are many on the noun
tain side near Arden, the home OF the
Hartman family
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland 0. CHICAGO q.

CHICAGO. oct. 2,-Chicago defeat
ed Cleveland today 4 to O. mainly
through Meloan's batting and base
running Both White and Kalcr pitch
ed good ball, but the visitors sup
port was weak in the pinches. Score:
r n F.
Cleveland .-...... ......0 6 5
chicago s..ss--. ..ssa.e. "
Batterics-Kaler and Smith; White
and Sullivan.
Detroit IL, st. Louis 7.
ST. LOUIS, Oct 2.-Deroit won
from st. Louis today. II to Z. Mel
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son was hit hard. Cobb got four hits
out OF FIVE times at bat Score:
r. I'll. L
Detroit ....12 30 3
St Louis ........-.7 S }
Battcries-Works and schmidt; Mel
son aud stephens.
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hand few slightly used Instruments which VIII be
closed out at s23 We have beautiful player piano
the known world that has slightly used but
as good sale S9S $3.50 player piano for
the price of an upright piano
Call in our get coupon emitting you chance
$500 Estey that giving ABSOLUTELY
FREE All Welcome Open Evenings Musical Entertainment.
OGDEN MUSIC COMPANY.
Everything in Music"
237O Washington Avenue
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CAN YOU SAVE
TWENTY CENTS
A DAY?

Ogden Company conducting history
the greatest piano held the
City 0 Ogden 20 cents day for piano
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
CHICAGO g. Cincinnati &
St. Louis 0. PIttsbura s.
uncIudlng Oct. 2 Games

PITTSBURG. Oct 2.-PittsburG won
today Leineld was effective. allow
ing only seven scattered nits. Score:
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-03

Batteries-Steele and Bresnahan;
Leifield and Gibson.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-03
OGDEN MUSIC COMPANY is oGDENs REAL MUSIC HOUSE
A HOME COMPANY
Buy At Home and Build Up Our City.

announcing great sale Of hdghade pianos wish to
public the purchasing public into confidence The in
held by outside parties has now
passed into people exclusively and intend to
lines which have carried to this time
to release these agencies as the
territory and have been sold here for
ourselves and certain factories we must drop
and to ac6tatc matters is was
OF these instruments at once
had to sell them Simply try to
realize the invested them in order hamper
the factories n placing the agencies elsewhere
purchasing greatest protection the reputation
responsibility Of the dealer We let Judge
following whether protected by reputation
of makers Steinway Chckering Bros, Sohmer Kmbal
Voe Sons Eey cPhal Hobart M Gable and other weknown
makes dealings with the people Of Ogden speak as to
reputation and responsibility
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NOTICE OF DELINQUENCY.

Pursuant to Section 27S Of the Com
piled Laws of Utah, 1907. and the au-
thority vested In me by said section.
!, the undersigned THOMAS 3
FARR, Treasurer OF Ogden City, We
ber County, Utah, hereby give public
notice that a special tax amounting
ia S3.93G-64 Dollars has been levied
for Paving District No. l01 for the
purpose of constructing Paving. Curb
and Sewer IN said district by an ordi-
nance duly passed by the City Coun.
ell of Ogden City, Utah, and ap-
July goth. 1910, said taxes being
levied on AL of the abuttlng property
on tho following streets comprising
Paving District No. 10l: Canal Alley
from 2itb to 25th Streets
The first installment becomes delin-
otent September Sth, 1910.
The second installment becomes de-
llnauent July 20th. 1911.
The third iDstallment becomes de
linouent July Goth. 1912
The fourth Installment becomes de-
Hnouent July goth, 1913.
The nth installment becomes dclin.
ouent July goth. 1914.
The sixth installment becomes de-
linoucnt July 10th. 1915.
The seventh installment becomes
delinquent July goth, 1916.
THE eighth installment becomes de-
linouent July goth. 1917.
The ninth instnllment becomes de-
linouent July 10th. 1918.
The tenth lDstallment becomes de
linouent July 20tb, 1919.
Each Of said installments, except
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-24
NOTICE OF DELINQUENCY.

Pursuant to Section 27S OF the Com
piled Laws Of Utah, 1907, and the au-
thority vested IN me by said section.
l. the undersigned. THOMAS b
FAIR, Treasurer of Ogden City, We
Der County, Utah. hereby give public
notice that a special tax amounting
TO SS,9IO00 dollars has been levied
for sewer district No. los for the pur-
pose of constructing pipe sewers in
said district by an ordinance duly
passed by the City Council OF Ogden
City, Utah. and approved by the Mayor
of said city on August 10th. 1910. said
taxes being levied on all OF the abuto
ting property on the following streets
comprising said sewer district No.
l06. All that part of Twenty-flfth
street from Jackson to Taylor ave
nues, and Capitol avenue from Van
Buren 10 Harrison avenues.
The said tax Is payable In 5 in
Stallments:
The first installmcnt becomes de
linquent September 18th. 1910
Tho second installment becomes de
linquent August 10th, 1911.
The third installment becomes de-
linquent August 10th, 1912
The fourth installment becomes dc.
linquent August 10, 1913,
The fifth lnetallment becomes de-
linQuent August 10th, 1914
Each of said lnstallments. except
the first. shall draw interest at the
rate OF per cent per annum. from
the date of the levy as aforesaid. and
II any or either OF said installments
shall be unpaid when they become de
llnquent. interest thereon shall be 10
per cent per annum, until such delin-
auent assessments are fully paid. Said
tax shall be enforced and collected as
in any other case of special tax and
If not paid the property on which said
levy is made win be advertised and
sold according to law. This special
tax is payable at my office at the City
Hall, Ogden City. Utah -
THOMAS B FARR,
City Treasurer, Ogden City, Utah.
BY C T Rooms, Deputy.
Aug. 10, 1910.
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NOTICE OF DELINQUENCY.

Pursuant to Section 27S Of the Com
piled Laws of Utah, 1907. and the au-
thorlty vested in me by said section,
]. tho undersigned. THOMAS B.
FARR. Treasurer Of Ogden City. We
ber County. Utah, hereby give public
notice that n special tax amounting
TO S6sl92.6s Dollars has been levied
for Sidewalk District No. 109 for the
purpose Of constructing Concrete
Sidewalks in said district by an ordi-
nance duly passed by the City Coun-
ell of Ogden City. Utah. and approved
by the Mayor of snfd city on July 10th.
1910. said taxes being levied on all of
the aoutune property on the follow
Ing Streets comprising said Sidewalk
District No. 1O9; All that part OF
Binford Avo. from Quincy TO Jackson
Avenues. west side jackson Ave 25th
to 26th Streets: both sides Jackson
ave. &c to 27th Streets; both sides OF
26th Street. Quincy TO Jackson av-
-. cnues Except school property: south
side 26th Street Jackson to Van Blu
rcn; both sides OF 26th Street, Van
Buren, to Harrison, and both sides of
9th Street. Monroe to jackson ay-
eDues.
The said tax Is payable In Install
ments.
The FIRST installment becomes delin.
0uent September 29th. 1910.
The second installmont becomes de-
linquent July 10th, 1911.
The third installment becomes de-
liDQuent July 10th. 1912.
Tx fourth installment becomes de-
linquent July 10th. 1913
The fifth lnstallment becomes de-
linquent July 10th. 1914.
Each OF said installments, except
the first. shall draw interest at
the rate of per cent per annum.
from the date of the levy as afore-
said. and If any or either of said In
stallments shall be unpaid when they
become delinquent, interest thereon
shall be ~ per cent per annum, until
such delinquent assessments are fully
pad. Said tax shall be enforced and
collected as In any other case of
special tax and II not paid the prop
crty on which said levy is made will
be advertised and sold according to
law This special tax is payable at
my office at the City Hall. Ogden City.
Utah THOMAS b. FARR,
City Treasurer. ogden City, Utah.
BY E. T. Rooms, Deputy.
Aug. 1880,