The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1913-1920, 1917-02-14
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T1iStp person lBnOI
ing the law in having a Jumper on hi.
electric light or gas meter-said jump
er being a wire cunningly attached, OF
a neat little cross-over pipe. with NOV
able joints, installed in a plumber-likC
manner-had better watch out today
and tomorrow, because George Wick
ers, foreman OF the fitting department
of the Utah Power G Light company
has begun an inspection of the meters
iof the entire city. In its investiga
tion of conditions along this line, a
STANDARD inspector found at least one
gas meter Cat a big apartment house)
that bad a mysterious looking do
funny" in the form of a croSs-oyeT
ABOVE the meter.
MITChELL BROS. FOR MONU-
FtIIJNTS. OPT CITY CEMETERY. =
Quits the Game.-The Union Pacific
Coal company today gave notice in the
form of letter, that hereafter it VIII
not sell coal to the public, but will re-
serve its entire supply for railroad
use.
Diamonds less than others pay,
Uncle Sam. /.
Factories Close-The ogden Sugar
factory completed the seasons work
and closed yesterday, All the mills
are now closed, and will be reopened
next fall for the greatest season in
Utah history.
Have that family group taken now
at the Tripp Photo Studio. =
Street ighting.-Annual reports re-
ceiVed by the city commission show
the cost OF street lighting for 1916
ha Pnt q nj
$3.50 each-to be $25,99S06.
Regular X. OF p. dance Saturday
night.
Neqro quitted.-Enest Wilson,
colored whose trial before District
Judge Arthur +. Pratt and'a jury, on
charge of attempting 10 kill his wife
with a revolver, lasted almost four
DAYS, late yesterday was found not
guilty, on instruction from the court
Band Practce-The Southern Pa
cific mechanics band will hold It's
weekly practice tonight at the armoTy.
The director. Frank Il. Scott, district
freight and passenger agent OF the
Southern Pacific at Salt Lake City,
will come to ogden on an early eve
ming train in order to begin the re-
hearsal promptly at 7:30 o'clock.
The Butter without a flaw-B & G. =
Golnu to Coast-Pierre Giraud de-
parted this morning over the Southern
Pacific railroad for San Jose, Cal.
The Standard will not be responsi-
Re for mistakes occurring Ia copy
brought In on day Of publication. All
CODY should be sent in at least "a
hours ahead of time 80 that time may
, be had TO give proper set up and to
send out proofs.
Special Traln-Guy Gardner, city
ticket agent for the Union Pacific sys-
item at Denver, Colo, arrived in Og-
den this afternoon to take charge of
the Minneapolis orchestra special
train from Ogden to Denver. The spe-
cial will leave Ogden shortly after the
recital at the Alhambra theatre.
Regular K. of P. dance Saturday
night.
Wong Wing, local Chinese mer-
chant, departed today for Sacramento
on a business trip.
HEMSTITCHING and picot edge work
done at Singer Sewing Machine Shop,
233S Washington.
Blrths-The following births were
reported today at the city health of
flee: To Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Fcslin, a
daughter, January 2S, to Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Cross, son, February IL; to Mr..
and Mrs ]. H. Place, a son, February
2; TO Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Bean, a
daughter, February 8,
Big Maccabee Dance-Also refresh |
ments, w. o. w. Hall February 16,l
80 cents per couple. i
Departure-Mrs. Kathryn Garvin de.
parted today over the Union Pacific
road Tor Lexington, Ky.
Leaves Tomorrow-Mrs. Edward l., !
Goudy, who came to Ogden last week !
to attend the funeral services of her
sister, formerly miss Lille Mitigate, |
will leave tomorrow for Portland, Ore. |
Mrs. Goudy will go by way of San
Francisco and will visit her brother
on her way home.
School Misunderstanding all school
attendance records in the United
States, 1925 students in Salt Lake
were neither tardy nor absent during
the semester ending February l, &C.
cording to a report filed with the su
perintendent Of instruction today, The /,
percentage for punctuality was 50.
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