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I I a THE STANDARD OGDEN UTAH MONDAY JULY 12 1909 I A4 I I i July Sale t Pricesmu- sfn Fine quality gow- nsI and onbroldory uim mod 125 values 90 = 150 values 125 r I i f 260 chemise gowns of fins nainsook lace and embroid- ery I trimmed July salo175- I Tailor Made Suits of i pure linen sizes 34 3G and j 38 1500 values 750 Fine white batiste waists lace I fi and embroidery trimmed I 250 values 195 i I I wm1- I 1j THE HI B WYKES CO r 2335 Washington Ave I I t I- j H I R6oM il REFERENCES i Advertising Is simply the short road to public confidence Modern adver- tising ¬ a 7 represents tho attempt to give + to the buying public the Information rj they wnnL How can you expect peo- ple I to buy goods if they dont know you have them Advertise in tho I l Standard Watch your business grow s Wo proclaim to all creation that men are wise who advertise in the present J generation i Malad Train Until further orders the Malad mixed train wlllrun in Gar ¬ land on Mondays Wednesday and- s Fridays j This is a fast age everything goes fast especially Lewis Good Coal Phones 119- Women Driven Out Fifteen or more women of the underworld were ordered to leave town today The exodus caused considerable excite ment among the other women of the alley The reason for the drvllg out of the women was not made public The order is said to have been issued I by Belle London Fresh fruit delivered from RittcrK Farm Riverdale Ind Tel 3G25I All fruits in season Try us Advertisers must have their copy for the Evening Standard the evening be- fore the day on which the advertise- ment ¬ is to appear in order to insure publication Marriage licenses have been issued- to Charles F Roberson of Opal Wyo and Emma Herschler of Evanston Wyo and George E Williams of Og- den ¬ and Hattie F Brown of Exeter Nebraska The best carriage service at Allens for private calls funerals or operas Also prompt baggage delivery Both phones 22 412 25th street Arc From Florida Miss Blanding of Galnsvillc Florida and Miss Summer lln of Bartow Florida aro visiting In the home of Mr and Mrs J 13 Me f + + + ++ 4i l- I ORPHEU1HSIS = = GIOBE 1 i ENTIRE CHANGE OF i + PROGRAM TODAY + X w X i The biggest line of features + we ever showed in one week i Aw i- j LOOK AT THESE i The Man Country Without a i 7 w w w I Race for Millions il V w V S Country Doctor w Psyche + I N W WN S f The Lion Tamer i VVW V n W i + Mexican Sweetheart r va T anti many others never s shown before in Ogden + x I + Ladies Souvenir Matinee + f Wednesday at the Orpheum 3 and Globe + + See Special Announce T ment for Globe in another 7 column j t 1 I t Crnclcen ou Washington avenue The young ladles who have been In at- tendance ¬ upon the National Educa- tional ¬ I Association In Denver will vis- it ¬ In California and go by steamer from San Francisco to Seattle before retaining to their school duties m Florida Dont take our word for it Ask your grocer what is the best butter made Hell tell youB G STORAGE at reasonable rates in good trick hulldlng If you need any room consult Fohn Scowcroft Sons Company Railroad Officials In Conference rho regular monthly conferenco ol the moro important officials of tho Salt Lake division was held In Super ¬ intendent Mansons ofllco yesterday afternoon and every district between Ogden and Sparks was represented at the meeting Veals live or dressed received dally by Ogden Packing Provision Co West Twentyfourth street Get our prices before you go to market Phones 10 Rock Springs Kemmerer Castle Gate Anthracite and Coke M L Jones Coal Co- Convention at MarriottA special Parents Class convention was held at the Inrrlott ward meeting house at 730 oclock last evening and was largely attended The main topic un- der ¬ discussion was The Benefits of Parents Classes Having Been Estab- lished in the Sunday Schools The speakers were Superintendent Hale of North Weber Stake E A Iarkln and j John Powell An excellent musical program was given- I I BIDS WANTEDBIds will bo re- ceived by the undersigned for 100 to 1000 yards of gravel to be delivered on the Fair grounds Bids close July I 15 1909 The right reserved to re ject any or all bids Wm Glasmann Rcport of Carnegie Library Tho di ¬ rectors of the Carnegie library will submit their annual report to the coun- cil ¬ tills evening showing cash on hand Juno 1 OSlG2 The receipts during tho year were 1731 SS and disbursements 37502G There aro bills payable aggregating 12SOS2 leaving a deficit of 299 20 That Good Coal2OOO pounds to a ton Rock Springs Clear Creek and I Castle Gate Bamberger Ogden Coal Co 3121 Washington avenue Both i phones 2000 Kodak FfnishingTrlpp Studlo340 25th Relief Society OutingTho Relief Society of Weber Stake will have an outing at The Hermitago In Ogden canyon Tuesday Special cars will leave Broom Hotel corner at 9 a m A splendid luncheon will be served The program will consist of music songs and speeches- An Ice box about 10x10 feet square wanted by the Fair association Call- or address care The Standard Visiting a Sister Mrs F B Hoch stetler of Omaha is visiting a few weeks with her sister Mrs C F Grout Three Boys Rode BicyclerThree boys were arrested by Ofllccr Reast Monday for violating the bicycle or- dinance ¬ They are II R Nller Lin ¬ coln avenue 17 years of age L H Richardson 1C years and T D Ben- son 2G5G Jefferson avenue aged 15 years As the defendants are all en- der ¬ age the cases were turned over to the juvenile court Get Your Tickets on BusterHell- be some ones pony on July 23 Wrights Clothing Declared Not GuiltyA telegram j from W L Maginnis states that the I case of Joseph McGownn an elderly miner charged with the murder of a claimjumper at Tuscarora has been ended the jury bringing in a verdict of not guilty after being out one hour COAL celebrated Peacock Rock Springs nut the summer coal John Farr Phono 27 Visiting Her Sister Mrs Kate R Bradley of Stryker Ohio is visiting with her sister Mrs Susan R Adams at the home of C W Hadloy In this I city Mrs Bradley Is the widow of tho famous Captain Bradley of the I Mexican war who afterward dlstin I gushed himself as a colonel In the I Union army of the Civil war Al- though considerably past the age of fourscore both Mrs Bradley and her sister retain their health strength to a wonderful degree the former having just completed a tour of sew oral thousand miles alone and unas ¬ sisted THE COAL2001 pounds to tho ton Shurtliff Co Phones 18 Ofllcc 318 Eccles Bldg Ice Cream Cones at Wrights Candy Department 5c Geo McCabe HercGeo McCabo- and family are here from Washing- ton ¬ Timer will tisil with relatives and friends for some time Mr Mc- Cabe ¬ who is head of the legal force I F y I I I IIuith stre dOlB W te lffi lJ 31fftlBflffill M l Wlfftmcell1lft reprg fr the- bg ca1 Dr ftO pe lalft 10 dC T illlf mriiiig0 W Wlll1lft thrylll- lairs i ft UJIlll1l J1lllft 0 f the sth by AUJIgo lt We lJf deericed ft get nt- I Everything frm the hsemeii ft the rf n chaper l glf l tel cheper- 0Ift a sllh tem b lillft wh 11 can m hd lft ft he Suier lB pce0 Watch this pp rt Off th a big piraca lust gavmg Summer Slie Rdictio0 of the department of agriculture will go on to Nevada but return within n I few days to enjoy his summer vacation with his father and mother at 2550 Wall avenue FOR SALE SOfioo tine largo toma- to ¬ plants 100000 cabbage plants 300 good carnation plants 450o to 100 per doz Fresh cut carnations 25c per doz Phones Boll S13K Ind 3751A 162 W30th- Will Go to Round Mountain A A Stanton of the Stanton Mining com ¬ pany wm leave Wednesday for Round Mountain district Nevada if his wifes health is sufficiently improved to per ¬ mit of his absence Mr Stanton Is looking forward to big developments In the mine of that district Funeral TuesdayThe Funeral of Howard Faddis will be held at 11 a I m Tuesday in the Vest Weber meet ¬ ing house The father of the boy was f in southern Utah surveying at tho time of the untimely death and re returned home on receiving a message from DanlelilcF rland New Company Formed Articles of Incorporation of the Hydrated LitHo Concrete Products company have been filed In the office of the county clerk The capital stock is given as 50000 divided into 50000 shares of the par value of U and 25000 of the I capital stock is already subscribed and paid for The purpose of the cor- poration ¬ is to engage in the manufac ture of sewer pipe drain tile fence posts beams girders bricks blocks and the like and to contract and con ¬ struct buildings of eror description The principal place of business Is Og- den ¬ and Joseph L Carlson Is named- as president John Farr vice presi- dent ¬ and II H Goddard secretary- and treasurer These with C W Brooks and Albert Swinge Wood con ¬ stitute tae first board of director- sGLOBE THEATER t Reese King of Handcuffs in his great BLACK CABINET ACT Removes handcuffs Oregon hoots or any leg Iron- Wednesday 1 p m tho famous blind drive through the streets to find an article hidden by four of Ogdens business men I BE ON THE STREETS AT 1 OCLOCK WEDNESDAY AND SEE HIS GREAT DRIV- EMISSIOiARY FAREWELL PARTY Fifth Ward Amusement Hall Wed nes lay July 14th 1000 Refresh- ments program dancing In honor of Grant C Brown L Dow Browning and Wm R Poultor Everybody invited Admission jOt per couple i STRUCK BY Ii RAILROAD ENGINE BUGGY WRECKED AND OCCU ¬ PANTS SEVERELY INJURED George H Folkman Wife and Child Narrowly Escape Death at the Harrisvillc Crossing f George H Folkman wife and child- of Plait Citynarrowly escaped fatal injury and perhaps death in an acci- dent at the HaVrisvIlle railroad cross- Ing Saturday aflennon last They had been to Harrisvillo and were returnin home when the buggy In which the ere riding was struck by a locomotive running light The vehicle was completely demolished- and both of Hie occupants of time rig were thrown p the ground MYs Folkmaav was rendered uncon- scious ¬ and strained serious bruises about the husband was also injuredjSHhe head but not so severely Tho teamofsJiorses started to run when the struck and upset the buggy and jwfillo dragged for quite a distance Mr held on to the reins anti prevented the animals from getting away Mrs Folkmaixs injuries were so serious that was brought to the Ogden general hospital and placed under the care of physicians She Is reported to bet recovering from the bruises and sh6clc as rapidly as could- be expected t The FolkimTus did not hear the ap preaching Jocouiotlvo as they drove onto the Cl S rD and had no idea that danger TV asnear until the engine was upon themimrC1ie tracks wore hidden from their view by a clump of bushes + CURRANTS Get your currants at Mrs Jno Fords Phono No 213X Bell r WOULD PAY 500 FOR RIDE- IN WRIGHTS AEROPLANE Washington July 12 Secretary William Hayward of the Repub- lican ¬ committee Is willing to pay 500 for a ride Ina Wright Brothers nero ¬ plane He so declared himself to a group of Nebraskans In the lobby of tho Hotel Willard I had the first automobile in the state of Neninska said Hayward ° and I played In tho first game of golf in that state outside of Omaha but 1 never was so craz about an thiis as I am about the Wrigit flying machine I would lie willing loy Ivo 500 for tho glory of being their first regular fare- WRIGHTS ON EXCURSION WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON Wrights stores will be closed at 12 oclock Wednesday noon The entire force of about one hundred will go to lunch at that hour returning nt 1 oclock wlen the finishing touches- for the summer sale which begins Thursday will be given About 2 oclock special cars will be provided and tho whole body with friends nnd customers will leave for The Hermitage to spend the afternoon- and evening Music has been provided for the ride and also for tie lance in the even- ing The ladies are to prepare lunch and time gentlemen are responsible for the transportation and the dance mnslc The clerks have extended an Invi- tation ¬ to their friends to join them Tickets may be obtained all day Tues day or Wednesday morning from any- one in the store NOTICE LindquIst Undertaking parlors re- moved ¬ to Bennett Block 26th and Grant while rebuild the old stan- dGOGOCOQOOOGOOOOOO 0 0 O PASSAGE OF INCOME 0 O TAX AMENDMENT 0 C 0 O Washington July 12Tho- o CJ house today adopted by 317 to 0 O 14 the joint resolution sub O O mltting to the various legisla 0 G lures for ratification the pro 0 O posed amendment to the con 0 G stltution empowering congress 0 O to levy the income tax 0 O 0 00000000000000000NO- TICE HARNESS HORSE- MEN Thoro will be a mooting of tho Og- den ¬ Driving Club Tuesday July 13 at S30 p m at Judge Murphys of- fice ¬ in the City Hall Prospective members Invited F W HORTON Tern Secy TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED Good woman for general housework CoH mornings at 721 Twentyfourth street FOR RENTNewly furnished rooms 239 22nd 7 12 2vvks GIRLS wanted at the Ogden Overall Shirt Co 17th and Wash 71231 = q AoI iftiIlc SJi Ir olf a I fJlrlU I i r 11J11 J1L < FtJIr W qrIi It J i WATSONTANNERlS- j i Jd n LSiAS y = +5 + a + f teTUW Jrrr ir i if n 11 i r fs Im 1 1 t 1Y t 11 H tA- VV t f r A f 4h 4- l r 4- w i IMiilLLUr Pi t d IS A SALE THAT MEANS SOMETHllNG i 1 I 25OJoTO 5000 OFF ALL SUMMER SUITSI I I Prices so low that no man can afford to pass them ploolt around town if will but you dont buy until youic seen our offersits to your own interest to take this tip r Wa1isoJn 13 TannerClothingCoftnpany 376 TWENTYFOURTH STREET WHERE THE CLOTHES FIT 13f t c nd atsaassfissszzEEs 1ItlCIt 1 iOIJ li t l IH r1 r WATER P1PES I BURST ON SUNDAY CITY MAINS RIPPED UP BY HIGH PRESSURE I Something Went Wrong With the Pressure Reducer and as a Re ¬ sult There Was Trouble Because the diaphragm of the re- ducer ¬ or water gauge up on Twenty fifth street was worn and gave way I yesterday three water mains in dif- ferent parts of time city burst The waterworks department wsis Immediately notified of the trouble by telephone and In a short time had men at work making repairs An official of tho waterworks stated I that the average pressure sent through the mains is 90 pounds but when tho reducer broke the pressure was in- creased ¬ to about 170 pounds which amount Is too heavy for the pipes and caused tho breaks- A water gauge placed in the office I of the waterworks department in the City hall Indicates tie amount of pres- sure ¬ at all times and as soon as the indicator points to a figure greater or loss than the average pressure itis a sure sign that something Is wrong somewhere By this gauge the depart- ment ¬ can keep a close check on the condition of the mains CONDUCTORS- Special meeting on Wednesday July 14th 1000 at 1 p m at K of P mall for the purpose of attending tho fun- erals ¬ of our deceased brothers- G F McINTOSH Secy GEO ALLEN C C- OOOOOOOGOGOOOOO O O 0 0 WAR BETWEEN PERU 0 O AND BOLIVIA IMMINENT 0 O O O July 12It Is be- lieved ¬ O O here that war between 0 O Peru and Bolivia is imminent O O because of the disorders at La O Pax following lime decision O handed down by Argentina In si O the boundary dispute between C the two countries oooooooooooooooVal- paraiso O oo HUitD s- CANAL r BHi LN- HDMIO COREY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY I HAS LARGE FORCE AT WORK I I Reservoir Near Mnckay Is to Store I Water for 100000 Acres of Land I Above Blackfoot Enthusiastic over the Irrigation I work which is progressing rapidly at Mackay Idaho for the Big Lost River Land Irrigation company Warren Corey of the Corey Construction com pnn returned to Ogden for a brief slay Sunday aI L e stated that tiling nre lively in that section of the countr- and that conditions are very favorable on every hand Ho said that GOO men and 250 teams aro employed by his company In the irrigation work going on there One hundred and fifty men I arc woiking In a steam showy camp caTallng at the dun site abovo Mac Ii v Mriv r care eauipment have al- ready ¬ been sent to tho camps Auout 90 miles of ditching will be done and when the work is completed H will monn that 100000 news of land will be benefited by Irrigation Thlrt4 five miles of the big canal is struclfd subcontractors working not more than a lillo and a half apart for the entire distance I A total of 2100000 cubic yards of dirt will have to be moved to build this irrigation system A tunnel 12 I feet by 12 fool and 500 oct long Is to be constructed as an outlet for the big artificial luko which limo Corey i- r c 1- preS zaob- natfl 0- imp pin roni Isti flu J inst nou SB- cure fib- S S fllgt Da- R r = T ices nor of Psa N She T rid TV 111I tha sta via his r Construction company Is creating near Mackay Tho dam is to bo 120 crt higi made of steel sheet piling drivel to bedrock with a concrete con- tendIng ex ¬ upward from the piling whic1 Is to be banked on both sides wit earth The reservoir when filled will ho six miles long and three to four miles wide with a maximum depth ol 110 feeL Tills Is one of tho largest Irrigation projects attempted In tho Unite States NEWSPAPER MEN WIL- LARUEJIEXT W1CND- W E Curtis and a party of idea newspaper men will arrive from t north in a special car next Mond morning The party will leave tin Union Pacific at Granger proceed t various points In Idaho on the Ore- gon Short Line and then come souU1 to Ogden After spending a diy or two In this part of Utah Mr Curti and the members of his stnff will go to the Yellowstone Park for a t w weeks tour of Wonderland Tin newspapermen will pioceed from thn point to Seattle making numeroiij stops in Oregon and Washington It Is understood Mr Curtis and his associates on the trip aro sent over tie Harriman system of railroads In- a private car to make an extended and comprehensive writeup of time various roads comprising tho and the territory contiguous thereto BREAKW A fER NOW BEN BUlL ENGINEER MC GONACSLE IS IN CHARGE OF THE WORK Experiment to be Carried on For a t Month Before a Decision Is Reach- ed 9 as to Breakwater Assistant Engineer McGonagle of Chief Engineer Ashtons star has s force of men at work putting in a temporary breakwater on the west- side of the cutoff as an experiment Several sections of the breakwater- will be erected at points where time waves have been running the hig- hest and there a close watch will be kept to ascertain if they are effective- In protecting the railroad trestle and filllnes I It is understood that the ex- periment will he given a months trial nod If tho plan proves success- ful a large force of men will be put at work erecting a breakwater system that will extend several miles across the west end of time cutoff Great Interest Is evinced In tho proposition- by railroad men on the Salt Lake di vision and the result will be watched for with deop concern ClLat It OutRa The Fried Meat and- Coffee Diet- If J l you dont feel right ill hot weather try a simple breakfast of GrapeNutsAN- D I CREAM t Some fruit Two slices of toast- A f ooft boiled egg Cup of wellmade POstum Theres cool comfort strength and health in the change and- Theres a Reason POSTUM CEREAL CO LTD Battle Creek Mich U S A I = 1U his ast- yen an- ucc 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a THE STANDARD OGDEN UTAH MONDAY JULY 12 1909
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I I iJuly Salet Pricesmu-
sfnFine quality gow-nsI and onbroldory uim
mod 125 values 90 =
150 values 125
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I Tailor Made Suits ofipure linen sizes 34 3G and
j 38 1500 values 750
Fine white batiste waists laceI
fi and embroidery trimmedI 250 values 195
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1j THE HI B WYKES COr 2335 Washington Ave
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H I R6oMil REFERENCESi Advertising Is simply the short road
to public confidence Modern adver-tising
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a 7 represents tho attempt to give+ to the buying public the Informationrj they wnnL How can you expect peo-
pleI to buy goods if they dont knowyou have them Advertise in tho
Il Standard Watch your business grow
s Wo proclaim to all creation that menare wise who advertise in the present
J generationi Malad Train Until further orders
the Malad mixed train wlllrun in Gar ¬
land on Mondays Wednesday and-s Fridaysj This is a fast age everything goes
fast especially Lewis Good CoalPhones 119-
Women Driven Out Fifteen ormore women of the underworld wereordered to leave town today Theexodus caused considerable excitement among the other women of thealley The reason for the drvllg outof the women was not made publicThe order is said to have been issued
I by Belle London
Fresh fruit delivered from RittcrKFarm Riverdale Ind Tel 3G25I Allfruits in season Try us
Advertisers must have their copy forthe Evening Standard the evening be-fore the day on which the advertise-ment
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is to appear in order to insurepublication
Marriage licenses have been issued-to Charles F Roberson of Opal Wyoand Emma Herschler of EvanstonWyo and George E Williams of Og-den
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and Hattie F Brown of ExeterNebraska
The best carriage service at Allensfor private calls funerals or operasAlso prompt baggage delivery Bothphones 22 412 25th street
Arc From Florida Miss Blanding ofGalnsvillc Florida and Miss Summerlln of Bartow Florida aro visiting Inthe home of Mr and Mrs J 13 Me
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I ORPHEU1HSIS = =GIOBE 1
i ENTIRE CHANGE OF i
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i The biggest line of features +we ever showed in one week
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w w wI Race for Millions
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Country DoctorwPsyche+
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f The Lion Tamer iVVW V n W i
+ Mexican Sweetheart rva Tanti many others never s
shown before in Ogden +x I
+ Ladies Souvenir Matinee +f Wednesday at the Orpheum 3
and Globe +
+ See Special Announce Tment for Globe in another 7columnj t
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tCrnclcen ou Washington avenue Theyoung ladles who have been In at-
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upon the National Educa-tional
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I Association In Denver will vis-
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In California and go by steamerfrom San Francisco to Seattle beforeretaining to their school duties mFlorida
Dont take our word for it Askyour grocer what is the best buttermade Hell tell youB G
STORAGE at reasonable rates ingood trick hulldlng If you need anyroom consult Fohn Scowcroft SonsCompany
Railroad Officials In Conferencerho regular monthly conferenco olthe moro important officials of thoSalt Lake division was held In Super ¬
intendent Mansons ofllco yesterdayafternoon and every district betweenOgden and Sparks was representedat the meeting
Veals live or dressed received dallyby Ogden Packing Provision CoWest Twentyfourth street Get ourprices before you go to market Phones10
Rock Springs Kemmerer CastleGate Anthracite and Coke M LJones Coal Co-
Convention at MarriottA specialParents Class convention was held atthe Inrrlott ward meeting house at730 oclock last evening and waslargely attended The main topic un-
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discussion was The Benefits ofParents Classes Having Been Estab-lished in the Sunday Schools Thespeakers were Superintendent Hale ofNorth Weber Stake E A Iarkln and
j John Powell An excellent musicalprogram was given-
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BIDS WANTEDBIds will bo re-
ceived by the undersigned for 100 to1000 yards of gravel to be deliveredon the Fair grounds Bids close July
I15 1909 The right reserved to reject any or all bids Wm Glasmann
Rcport of Carnegie Library Tho di ¬
rectors of the Carnegie library willsubmit their annual report to the coun-cil
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tills evening showing cash onhand Juno 1 OSlG2 The receiptsduring tho year were 1731 SS anddisbursements 37502G There arobills payable aggregating 12SOS2leaving a deficit of 299 20
That Good Coal2OOO pounds toa ton Rock Springs Clear Creek and
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Castle Gate Bamberger Ogden CoalCo 3121 Washington avenue Both
i phones 2000
Kodak FfnishingTrlpp Studlo340 25th
Relief Society OutingTho ReliefSociety of Weber Stake will have anouting at The Hermitago In Ogdencanyon Tuesday Special cars willleave Broom Hotel corner at 9 a mA splendid luncheon will be servedThe program will consist of musicsongs and speeches-
An Ice box about 10x10 feet squarewanted by the Fair association Call-
or address care The StandardVisiting a Sister Mrs F B Hoch
stetler of Omaha is visiting a fewweeks with her sister Mrs C F Grout
Three Boys Rode BicyclerThreeboys were arrested by Ofllccr ReastMonday for violating the bicycle or-
dinance¬
They are II R Nller Lin ¬
coln avenue 17 years of age L HRichardson 1C years and T D Ben-
son 2G5G Jefferson avenue aged 15years As the defendants are all en-
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age the cases were turned overto the juvenile court
Get Your Tickets on BusterHell-be some ones pony on July 23Wrights Clothing
Declared Not GuiltyA telegram j
from W L Maginnis states that theI
case of Joseph McGownn an elderlyminer charged with the murder of aclaimjumper at Tuscarora has beenended the jury bringing in a verdictof not guilty after being out one hour
COAL celebrated Peacock RockSprings nut the summer coal JohnFarr Phono 27
Visiting Her Sister Mrs Kate RBradley of Stryker Ohio is visitingwith her sister Mrs Susan R Adamsat the home of C W Hadloy In this I
city Mrs Bradley Is the widow oftho famous Captain Bradley of the I
Mexican war who afterward dlstin I
gushed himself as a colonel In the I
Union army of the Civil war Al-
though considerably past the age offourscore both Mrs Bradley and hersister retain their health strengthto a wonderful degree the formerhaving just completed a tour of seworal thousand miles alone and unas ¬
sistedTHE COAL2001 pounds to tho
ton Shurtliff Co Phones 18 Ofllcc318 Eccles Bldg
Ice Cream Cones at Wrights CandyDepartment 5c
Geo McCabe HercGeo McCabo-and family are here from Washing-ton
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Timer will tisil with relativesand friends for some time Mr Mc-Cabe
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Watch this pp rt Off tha big piraca lust gavmg Summer Slie Rdictio0of the department of agriculture willgo on to Nevada but return within n I
few days to enjoy his summer vacationwith his father and mother at 2550Wall avenue
FOR SALE SOfioo tine largo toma-to
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plants 100000 cabbage plants 300good carnation plants 450o to 100 perdoz Fresh cut carnations 25c perdoz Phones Boll S13K Ind 3751A162 W30th-
Will Go to Round Mountain A AStanton of the Stanton Mining com ¬
pany wm leave Wednesday for RoundMountain district Nevada if his wifeshealth is sufficiently improved to per ¬
mit of his absence Mr Stanton Islooking forward to big developmentsIn the mine of that district
Funeral TuesdayThe Funeral ofHoward Faddis will be held at 11 a I
m Tuesday in the Vest Weber meet ¬
ing house The father of the boy was f
in southern Utah surveying at thotime of the untimely death and rereturned home on receiving a messagefrom DanlelilcF rland
New Company Formed Articles ofIncorporation of the Hydrated LitHo
Concrete Products company havebeen filed In the office of the countyclerk The capital stock is given as50000 divided into 50000 shares ofthe par value of U and 25000 of the I
capital stock is already subscribedand paid for The purpose of the cor-poration
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is to engage in the manufacture of sewer pipe drain tile fenceposts beams girders bricks blocksand the like and to contract and con ¬
struct buildings of eror descriptionThe principal place of business Is Og-
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and Joseph L Carlson Is named-as president John Farr vice presi-dent
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and II H Goddard secretary-and treasurer These with C WBrooks and Albert Swinge Wood con ¬
stitute tae first board of director-
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Reese King of Handcuffsin his great
BLACK CABINET ACT
Removes handcuffs Oregon hoots orany leg Iron-
Wednesday 1 p m tho famousblind drive through the streets to findan article hidden by four of Ogdensbusiness men
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OCLOCK WEDNESDAY AND SEEHIS GREAT DRIV-
EMISSIOiARY FAREWELL PARTY
Fifth Ward Amusement Hall Wednes lay July 14th 1000 Refresh-ments program dancing In honor ofGrant C Brown L Dow Browning andWm R Poultor Everybody invitedAdmission jOt per couple i
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BUGGY WRECKED AND OCCU ¬
PANTS SEVERELY INJURED
George H Folkman Wife and ChildNarrowly Escape Death at the
Harrisvillc Crossing
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George H Folkman wife and child-
of Plait Citynarrowly escaped fatalinjury and perhaps death in an acci-dent at the HaVrisvIlle railroad cross-Ing Saturday aflennon last
They had been to Harrisvillo andwere returnin home when the buggyIn which the ere riding was struckby a locomotive running light Thevehicle was completely demolished-and both of Hie occupants of time rigwere thrownp the ground
MYs Folkmaav was rendered uncon-scious
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and strained serious bruisesabout the husband wasalso injuredjSHhe head but not soseverely
Tho teamofsJiorses started to runwhen the struck and upset thebuggy and jwfillo dragged for quite adistance Mr held on to thereins anti prevented the animals fromgetting away
Mrs Folkmaixs injuries were soserious that was brought to theOgden general hospital and placedunder the care of physicians She Isreported to bet recovering from thebruises and sh6clc as rapidly as could-be expected t
The FolkimTus did not hear the appreaching Jocouiotlvo as they droveonto the Cl S rD and had no idea thatdanger TV asnear until the engine wasupon themimrC1ie tracks wore hiddenfrom their view by a clump of bushes
+ CURRANTS
Get your currants at Mrs JnoFords Phono No 213X Bell
rWOULD PAY 500 FOR RIDE-
IN WRIGHTS AEROPLANE
Washington July 12 SecretaryWilliam Hayward of the Repub-lican
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committee Is willing to pay 500for a ride Ina Wright Brothers nero ¬
plane He so declared himself to agroup of Nebraskans In the lobby oftho Hotel Willard
I had the first automobile in thestate of Neninska said Hayward
° and I played In tho first game of
golf in that state outside of Omahabut 1 never was so craz about anthiis as I am about the Wrigit flyingmachine I would lie willing loy Ivo
500 for tho glory of being their firstregular fare-
WRIGHTS ON EXCURSION
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
Wrights stores will be closed at 12oclock Wednesday noon The entireforce of about one hundred will goto lunch at that hour returning nt1 oclock wlen the finishing touches-for the summer sale which beginsThursday will be given
About 2 oclock special cars will beprovided and tho whole body withfriends nnd customers will leave forThe Hermitage to spend the afternoon-and evening
Music has been provided for theride and also for tie lance in the even-ing
The ladies are to prepare lunch andtime gentlemen are responsible for thetransportation and the dance mnslc
The clerks have extended an Invi-
tation¬
to their friends to join themTickets may be obtained all day Tuesday or Wednesday morning from any-one in the store
NOTICE
LindquIst Undertaking parlors re-
moved¬
to Bennett Block 26th andGrant while rebuild the old stan-
dGOGOCOQOOOGOOOOOO0 0O PASSAGE OF INCOME 0O TAX AMENDMENT 0C 0O Washington July 12Tho-o
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house today adopted by 317 to 0O 14 the joint resolution sub OO mltting to the various legisla 0G lures for ratification the pro 0O posed amendment to the con 0G stltution empowering congress 0O to levy the income tax 0O 000000000000000000NO-
TICE HARNESS HORSE-MEN
Thoro will be a mooting of tho Og-
den¬
Driving Club Tuesday July 13at S30 p m at Judge Murphys of-
fice¬
in the City Hall Prospectivemembers Invited
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED Good woman for generalhousework CoH mornings at 721
Twentyfourth street
FOR RENTNewly furnished rooms239 22nd 7 12 2vvks
GIRLS wanted at the Ogden OverallShirt Co 17th and Wash
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Prices so low that no man can afford to pass them ploolt around town if will butyou dont buy until youic seen our offersits to your own interest to takethis tip
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WATER P1PESI
BURST ON
SUNDAY
CITY MAINS RIPPED UP BY HIGHPRESSURE
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Something Went Wrong With thePressure Reducer and as a Re ¬
sult There Was Trouble
Because the diaphragm of the re-ducer
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or water gauge up on Twentyfifth street was worn and gave way I
yesterday three water mains in dif-ferent parts of time city burst
The waterworks department wsisImmediately notified of the trouble bytelephone and In a short time hadmen at work making repairs
An official of tho waterworks stated I
that the average pressure sent throughthe mains is 90 pounds but when thoreducer broke the pressure was in-
creased¬
to about 170 pounds whichamount Is too heavy for the pipesand caused tho breaks-
A water gauge placed in the office Iof the waterworks department in theCity hall Indicates tie amount of pres-sure
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at all times and as soon as theindicator points to a figure greater orloss than the average pressure itisa sure sign that something Is wrongsomewhere By this gauge the depart-ment
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can keep a close check on thecondition of the mains
CONDUCTORS-
Special meeting on Wednesday July14th 1000 at 1 p m at K of P mallfor the purpose of attending tho fun-erals
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of our deceased brothers-G F McINTOSH Secy
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O here that war between 0O Peru and Bolivia is imminent OO because of the disorders at LaO Pax following lime decisionO handed down by Argentina In siO the boundary dispute betweenC the two countries
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Enthusiastic over the Irrigation I
work which is progressing rapidly atMackay Idaho for the Big Lost RiverLand Irrigation company WarrenCorey of the Corey Construction compnn returned to Ogden for a briefslay Sunday
aI L e stated that tiling nrelively in that section of the countr-and that conditions are very favorableon every hand Ho said that GOO menand 250 teams aro employed by hiscompany In the irrigation work goingon there One hundred and fifty men I
arc woiking In a steam showy campcaTallng at the dun site abovo MacIi v Mriv rcare eauipment have al-
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been sent to tho campsAuout 90 miles of ditching will be
done and when the work is completedH will monn that 100000 news of landwill be benefited by Irrigation Thlrt4five miles of the big canal isstruclfd subcontractors working notmore than a lillo and a half apart forthe entire distance I
A total of 2100000 cubic yards ofdirt will have to be moved to buildthis irrigation system A tunnel 12 I
feet by 12 fool and 500 oct long Isto be constructed as an outlet for the
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upward from the piling whic1Is to be banked on both sides witearth The reservoir when filled willho six miles long and three to fourmiles wide with a maximum depth ol110 feeL
Tills Is one of tho largest Irrigationprojects attempted In tho UniteStates
NEWSPAPER MEN WIL-
LARUEJIEXT W1CND-
W E Curtis and a party of ideanewspaper men will arrive from t
north in a special car next Mondmorning The party will leave tinUnion Pacific at Granger proceed tvarious points In Idaho on the Ore-gon Short Line and then come souU1to Ogden After spending a diy ortwo In this part of Utah Mr Curtiand the members of his stnff will goto the Yellowstone Park for a t w
weeks tour of Wonderland Tinnewspapermen will pioceed from thnpoint to Seattle making numeroiijstops in Oregon and Washington
It Is understood Mr Curtis and hisassociates on the trip aro sent overtie Harriman system of railroads In-
a private car to make an extendedand comprehensive writeup of timevarious roads comprising thoand the territory contiguous thereto
BREAKW A fERNOW BEN
BUlLENGINEER MC GONACSLE IS IN
CHARGE OF THE WORK
Experiment to be Carried on For a tMonth Before a Decision Is Reach-
ed9
as to Breakwater
Assistant Engineer McGonagle of
Chief Engineer Ashtons star has s
force of men at work putting in a
temporary breakwater on the west-
side of the cutoff as an experimentSeveral sections of the breakwater-will be erected at points where time
waves have been running the hig-hest and there a close watch will be
kept to ascertain if they are effective-In protecting the railroad trestle andfilllnes I It is understood that the ex-
periment will he given a monthstrial nod If tho plan proves success-ful a large force of men will be putat work erecting a breakwater systemthat will extend several miles acrossthe west end of time cutoff GreatInterest Is evinced In tho proposition-by railroad men on the Salt Lake di
vision and the result will be watchedfor with deop concern
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