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rNl ittE OODEK STANDARD, OGDEN. UTAH, THURSDAY, MAY n - Ogdcn's Greatest May Sale ,1 of Millinery I Only Two More Days of FAST SELLING Another large shipment of the latest shies in Ladies' Trimmed Hats was received two days ago. The entire lot is marked at our May Sale prices, and is now on display. p J Come and see, be convinced of this oppor tunity. S Only two more days Friday and Saturdav. LEADER MILLINERY 2351 Washington Ave. MORMON HYMN SERVICE ON I SUNDAY Preparations for ihe 'Hymn' scr nii f vlre to he given In the fabernae'e next Sunday alfernnoTi will bo com- L plrfpd h the Oxrlon Tahi rnacle choir at their rchears.il tonight III Th service will be of unique inter est In that tho story of tin- urn poll- tion of a number of the well known Mormon hymns will bo told J ADOS tl Dmvid 6 McKay, after which they will be sung by the choir The noted "Soldiers Chorus" from Oounods "FaiiHt. 1 and the "Inflam ruatus" from ' Stabct Mater" bv Ros sini, which are to be sung as special numbers at tho Nordlca recital next month, will also be briefly rehearsed tonight. Professor Ballantvne received word this morning that Mr Paul Pufnult the celebrated Canadian tenor. Is one of Madame Nordlca's assisting artists and will be heard In the Ogden re I cltal. !NS KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Special meeting, Friday May 16, K. RJ I P hall to consider Important ques- m tlnn. Your presence rerjucsted In Pfc formal smoker and refreshments J P DINNBEN, c K U, 00 J MAIL ORDERS g RECEIVED FOR NAZIMOVA 17, Kl 7, H ' , U. Many mail orders arc coming in for 5, Hi the big Nazimova engagement at the , 11. Orpheuni Mieatre next Munda night , The nia nagement of the Orpheuni BA- 22 tl noune..-, ihat owlnj; tn Hie hn: lineup grltllti for tlekotx when the box o!H"e opens I in the morning and to avoid the ln- 9n ajfc Convenience of utandlne n line, m;n. orders. If accompanied b check to it 1 rover Prc of tickets, will receive j gurffh prompt attention and will be held nn- til called for. The price of seats will i, range from 75 cents to '2 00 I : ' FOR WEDDINGS jB our stock of plain IS karat gold jJ? fenm!f5 ld.ev wedding ring9 ire the correct and latet stvles. Our ""Ji assortment of tine diamonds, precl '"' $f oiis s?on 6. wairlw. tat k,.. r. ut "" . glass and dork:, for wedding prcnn show a bewildering variety from g. hicb ' --elect Harry Davis i "The Store with tJ-e Guarantee" At the Sign of the Diamoud Rin? TOM, 'CLEVER MEN TO I MEET ON MAT TOMORROW The wrestling fans of Ogden will see a strong match tomorrow evening when Henry Irslinger. world's chan plon middleweight, meets Ernst Kar tje. winner of the t'hicago interna tional tournament, last year, at mo Orphean theatre in best two out or three falls. lrsllnger Is well known here Kar tje has a record over Chris Jordan and the Cuban Wonder He has been af ter both Yokel and Cehring for some time past For a match with either of the two last named the Chicago Athletic club has offered r( large purse but neither Yokel nor 'iehriu will agree to meet Kartje. Manager Blankenshlp stated the )ublic will see a good match. Am mpts at fouling or faking, he Bald would mean the return of the admis sion fee to the public and the for feit f,f appearance money b the prlu ci pa Is Kmll Klank. manager of Frank Gotch and Kartje. will arrive from the east this afternoon Yokel will be here tomorrow As one of the features the plcturen of the Yokel-Miller match will be shown The match begins at S.'-i') sharp A special car will bring the fans from P.rlghnm City and a big crowd Is expected on a special from Sal. Lake BROWNS SMASH JOHNSON'S RECORD St. Louis May 15 The St Iouis club yesterday ended Walter John sons string of consecutive scoreless Innings with one out in the lourfh Added to his former record of 51' I'-.; innings, the 3 i Jobnaon pitch id yesterday make his total .".;. equaling the best claimed lor "Doc" White ol the Chicago Americans As official report BDOW White to have been scored on by Cleveland ou s ptember 9. lft'U (the year In which It Is claimed he made his record). Johnson and nif teammatea tonight claimed the record for him The best mark said to have beeu made by Coombs of the Philadelphia Americans In 1910 was 53 1-3 Innings, which Johnson passed today Johnson's record follows April 10 against New York. 8 In ulngi April 19, against New York, t in nlngs April 2.'., against Boston 9 in uings April 2T. against Boston 1 Inning ipri 30. against Philadelphia. 9 in-J nlngs May 3. against Boston 2 2-3 in nine? Mny 5. against Boston. 5 innings May 10 against Chicago, 9 innings May 14. against St. Louis. 3 1-3 In nlngs. Total. 56 oo BACK FROM THE COAST SHOOT This morning W H Anderson ireJ turned from California w here he par ticipated in trapBhoolin tournaments! at Los Angeles and San Diego H won second place in a handicap shoot st Ixs Angeles and says that he w$M entitled to first place The man to i whom first place was given beat bin I by one bird and it was tho opinion1 of the gunmen ai the shoot that he! wns credited with two birds to which! he was not entitled. While away Mr Anderson made I short trip to northern Mexico. He returned home b way of San Fran cisco stopping there a few days Mi. Anderson says that things looi 1 prosperous In California. ANOTHER AUTO HAS BEEN STOLEN While making a call last evening tl bout 11 o'clock on Twenty -second street, between Washington nd Ad ami avenues. Dr J. W. Fidcock lost his automobile. The call was of hort duration and the doctor was very much Kurprlsnd j to find thai his machine was missing When he returned to tho place where h- had left It Ho immediately ad- lse( ihe officers of the theft and since that time every possible ef lort has hecn made to locate the ma chine, but without avail. Sherifl Harris of Farniington states that he saw a machine pass through bis town at about 1 o'clock this morn ing which answered the description of the Pldcock auto, but he did not get close enough to the parties driv iiik it to apprehend them. The machine Ik an K M. F. with a cab top, numbered 573. the letter ' MP" being Inscribed on the doors There is a red cross on the engine I cover. nn G. A. R. Excursion to Salt Lake on May 17. 191?. over Bamberger road Half rates only on trains 7 and 8 a. m. All members both men and ladies must show their badges at depot for Iden tification THOS. LUNDT, Commander. uu DEATHS nt FUNERALS BUDLONG The funeral of Mrs Ady Budlong. wife of Dr William A Budlong. was held yesterday morning at the Episcopal church with Bishop F. S. Spalding officiating The den lists of the city attended in a bodj and the floral offerings were nurner ous and beautiful The Ogden Dental association presented a large set piece and the nurses of the Dee hospital presented an offering. The Eplscopa1 choir rendered selections. Intermeu; was in the city cemetery PINC0M3E Funeral Bevicea for Wendell L I'lnrombe were held yea terday afternoon at the Lark in chap el, following which the body was sent to Logan fr,r interment thai took place this morning The speakers were Pa trlarcb George w Larkln and Bishop o N Sanderson Vocal numler8 were given b Mrs ESva Dalton Miss Ethel Clark and Miss Gladys Hank with Mrs Paul Bosgeiter as accompanist MADISON- After an Illness of 14 months of dropsy and heart disease, Albert Madison, a former railroad man. died late last night at his resl ilenee. H3C 2Jnd street Mr Madison was born In irglnia, October 25, lXM and is survived by his wife The bod was removed to the Lindnuist establishment RUNAWAYS ARE TAKEN BACK TO IDAHO Sheriff Lowery of Pocatello return ed heme this morning with lohn Berlolucci and Mrs. Plaga, the elop ing Italian couple to turn them over to the courts and have them face an rate husband. The sheriff could give no details ol ihe elopement, further than were given in the Standard yesterday af ternoon, except to say that Berloluc ci is looked on as a bad character by the Italians of P itellq and it is said that he forced Mrs Plaga to run away with him by threatening her with death. If she did not do so. However, both the man and the wo man told a different story here nr FATHER AND SON WERE PALS ON A DRUNK Henry Smith and Earl Smith, fath er and son. who were arrested yes terday atiernoon on charges of drunkenness, pleaded guilty in police court this morning and were given suspended sentences. The son. Earl Smith, acting as spokesman stated that since the mother had died at Cripple Creek, in 19d0 he and his father had been pals, traveling over the country fol lowing their trade b painters. It was not customary for them to get drunk as they did yesterday, he said, and the 60n asked for a discharge that they might continue their work Detective Chert aa Pinuock stated that the iwo were harmless drunks and had been arrested because thev could not walk along the street with any degree of safety to the plato1 glass windows that lined the walk. For disobedience, the small boy fre. I I quentty J?ct lDe i1 1 In PURSE THIEF IS i TURNED OVER TO SHERIFF With one eye closed and the other parti hidden under a dirt bandage :hat covered his forehead. Peter But ler, the man who was caught In th aol of burning i purse said to be- , long 'o Mrn I.e'.tle Maginnls ;ia, arraigned before fudge W H Reed r this mornmi; on the eharge of! burglary In the third deitrec Butler waived his preliminary ex-j amlnation and was bound over to the I 1 district court. His bond was fixed at , , $500. in default of which he was given j over to the custody of the sheriff. Butler Is charged with entering the house of Mrs Maglnnis. 2971 Wash- Ington avenue and taking a purse i ' and a silver sugar bowl Flo was I arrested Monday night following his attempt to burn the purse in the ! basement of the new store of Wilson brothers, on Twenty-eighth street. In attempting to get away. he was; struck with a brick on the head. Mrs. Maglnnis did not know her place had been entered until the , purse was brought to her for identi fication. She remembered that while resting upon a sofa she had heard a knock at the door but had not an-! swered. and presumes that the man entered the place at that time. ROAD BLOCKED BY HEAVY SNOW Judge J D Call, of the First Ju dicial district court stopped off in Ogden a short time today on his re- . 'turn from Rich 'county where he re j cently held a term of court The trip was made by way of Evnnnton. Wyo.. due to deep snow on the mountains j between Logan and Randolph The judge says that it Is almost out of the question tQ get Into Rich i county from Carhe valley at this time of year on account of snow and the bad condition of the roads This tends to prove that It would not be advisable for Logan people to undertake io get the trade of the Rich county by building a macadam roadwav across the mountains. The j more feasible route, as staled by Qull i Xebeker, Is over Ihe divide from BCouth Fork to Beaver and over the j divide u u THEY CALLED KEMMERA A SCAB Holding the idea that to disturb the I peace one must break up furniture or engage In a fight. William Kem mera. charged with such an offense, received a shock when .ludge Reeder tound him guilty and imposed a sen tence of $25 or 25 days, this morn ing Kcmmera was arrested Saturday night at the Bon Ton restaurant on complaint of the proprietor that he was creating a disturbance by swear ing and talking loudly Kemmera stated that he had gone to the place to get supper and, while be was waiting to be served, some member of a party seated at a table near b called him a scab " The defendant stated that he said nothing until the same name was called him a'ln Growing angry, he said that be told the fellow what be thoupht I of him and the arrest followed oo EXTENSION OF WATER MAIN I TO CEMETERY The city board of commissioner this morning granted Chief of Police W 1 Nortcn a leave of absence of twenty-five days on full pay and $100 expense money In his application for ihe vacation the chief advised the board that he is to take a federal pris oner to New York and ihe government la to pay his railroad fure and ex penses While In the east he desires to visit police departments of the large cities to gain additional Informa tion regarding police affairs He will attend the annual national convention of chiefs of police at Washington, D. C. August Jensen was granted a It cense as a cement contractor, his bond having been approved On the recommendation of J C Nye. miperintendent of streetB. a resolution was paeaed vacating Grant atreet In the Brlnker and Hufstetler subdivision Properly owners of tbv district petitioned tho commissioners to abnndon ihe 6treet Mayor Fell, superintendent of wa terworks, recommended that water miln extensions be made from Thir-; ty first street on Jefferson avenue to ihe Mountain View cemetery and also Thirty-third street and Stevens ave- INDEPENDENT MEAT COMPANY ' 2420 WASHINGTON AVE , PHONE 23 No Credit .Market can meet our prices and give you the same High Quality Meats. The following prices will be in effect until we close SATURDAY Evening. Chuck Steaks per pound 12 l-2c Plate Boil per pound 8 and 10c Shoulder Pot Roasts per pound 10 and 12 l-2c oFF(Ci Rump Roasts per pound 2J mar Ticwt 10, xva. 5 I r DRESS GOODS 1 I OF SURPASSING I BEAUTY j I We cannot remember ; single spring J when dress goods were more lovely jj j than this spring. J I Our showing is so large, so compre- I hensive, so rich in novelties that it is a real pleasure to see it. You certainly do not want to buy be fore you see the entire display. The values are the best we have ever j ! shown. ! BUHTS' jj I The House of ! I Quality Fash ion I nue and the recommendations were I adopted These extensions wert asked for by the Mountain Vlow Cemo- , tery association and the Wright-Whit-tler company. oo CARD 0 THANKS I We desire to express our sine. -re appreciation to the many friends who have shown such unfailing kindness and sympathy during the long Ulna BS and recent death of our belored wlfi and mother. Ad Thomas Budlong W( wish also to extend our heartfelt thanks for the many beautiful floral offerings (Signed) DR W. A. BUDLONG AND FAMIL1 ENGINEER DIES AFTER SHORT ILLNESS Albert Seaton O S. L engineer aged 4U years, died at his home, 634 22nd atreet, at 2 o'clock this morning after a two-months illnr-ss from lak j agt of the heart Mr Seaton Is sur rived bv his wife and two-year-old j child bis father. R B Seaton. mother and brother. Charles Seaton. who re sido n los Angeles. John B Seaton of Needles Cal.. H. L Seaton. Ogden. and one sister Mrs William A Lee. Blackfoot, Idaho. The deceased was a member of Po Dfttello lodge. W O W. and the Po lio branch of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Englneera Puncrai m nouncement will be made later no PALMIST FIRED IN POLICE COURT Under the name of John Doe. Pro-1 feasor Paul Raymond, the palmist pleaded guilty to practicing his oc cupation without a license and wai fined $rf, 'he amount of his license' for three months, by Judge W H Reeder in police court this mornliiK Raymond stated that it had not been bis Intention to practice without, securing a license, but that In other towns It had been the custom to send liceose Inspectors to collect and the palmist stated that he had been wait-j ing for such a visit. Statinc that he bad newspaper advertising contracts for three months. Raymond declared that those contracts would show that he wbb not prepared to leave on Blight notice. Furthermore, he said that It Is his practice to give only written readings and that orders had bt Bll taken for readings but the typewrit-I ten messages bad not been delivered. Detective George Wardluw. who mudp the arrest. Btated that he had the names of persons who had se cured sittings and that the professor I had no license at the time. Judge Reeder explained, in sen tencing the man, that It Is his policy to fine for an amount equal to what the license would cost and he urged Raymond to secure the certificate at once, lest he agiiin be arrested. oo TO WORK FOR ROCKEFELLER Cambridge. Mass . May 15 Edgar H. Wells has presented hla resigns- , ur ax curator of modern Knglish literature at Harvard and geueral secretary of the Harvard Alumni B8 sociatlon to accept employment from John 1) Rockefeller. He will enter the office of the financier as a mem- ' her of the staff which assists Mr ! Rockefeller in the management of hlsi philanthropic and business Interests. He will enter upon his new duties next September vor holding an immigration congress In Seattle Just prior to the American 1 Federation of Labor convention In November. no Colored women of Decatur. Ill , '""" wives of union men. have organized and Independent women s label league. I I Did you ever realize that there are styles and fashions irb Wall Papers, the same as there are in most everything? Of course you have' Just now. it is the style to have the wall decorations match your Cretonnes the effect produced when used together is most pleasing. Why not let us show you some of the Season's Wall Decorations that have Cretonnes to match? if OUR DELIVERY SYSTEM I II Is making a big hit. because we are prompt and you can a l II ways get what you want. The prices are right, too, and the l 11 quality of our Ice cream well, you know there Is none better Why not order a quart of shcrbert or a brick of Ice cream for II I your dinner today? Brown's Ddicia Ice Cream