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IF THIS IS YOUR BIRTHDAY
You will travel or ni;ike some
change which will be to your satis
faction Care In fulfilling the com
missions of others will c:iin you an
advantage Quarrels or disputes will
go against you
Those born today will have un
pleasant dispositions, and their onlv
hope of suiccss is to uunderstand
early that In order to esiape the
domination of others they must learn
to control ihemsehes (May 16.)
STANDARD TELEPHONES
For Editorial, V.tvti end Society
Department, Call Only Phone No
421
Fcr Subscription and Advertising
Department, Call Phone No 58
If RANDOM
II REFERENCES
Kodak finishing Tripp studio.
Advertisers must hav? their copy
ready for the Eveninr Standard Lhe
evening before 'he day on h:ch ,ho
advertisement is to appear in order to
insure publication
Cab 421 for th? nevs editorial an
society departments of the Standard
Old paper? for sale at this oflcj;
Z5c per hundred
For bargains in Idaho Seed Pota
toes call The 11 L Griffin Co., phone
No. 2.
Any R. R. man. business man, or
anybody who would like an ideal
suburhan home, .take a look at my
place Get out where ou can enjoy
hfe av ay from the maddinc crowd,
noise and smoke; wheie you can -i-pand
your Lungs in pure air and gain
health and strength. Hand:' to car!
line and school For particulars see
Voorhies, 44.' 13th St.
Answer Filed In the cafe of
George A. Craig, against J. S. Younes,
the defendant has filed an answer in
the district court, denying that he is
indebted to the plaintiff in the Burnt
of $S49, but confesses that he is ow
ing about ?200.
All parties wishing to make entry
for any events at the Weber count i
field and race meet on Decoration day
apply to V. H. Whitcombe, Room 57,
Lewis block -- 1
Special School R. I.. NoRgle. the
HI photographer, has returned irom
visit of three days to Salt Lake where
he attended the special school for pro
feasionals conducted b the Eastman
company
Five Points Barber Shop is located
at 1834 Washington. Sam Farley.
Proprietor.
Eaiton Returns to Ogden Follow
ing a reorganization of the division
superintendent of the Southern Pa
clfic Railroad company. Assistant S'i
perintendent F. W Easton has re
turned to Ogden and v. II! make this
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ilfi Orpheism Theater
Monday, May 19
CHARLES FROHMAN Presents
Nazimova
In the Sensational Success
I BELLA DONNA
Adapted from the Famous. Novel by
Robert Hkhens by James Bernard
Li 1 1 Fagau.
Nev York Cast and Production
Prices 50c to 2.00
point his headquarters V C Smith
of Imiay has taken Mr Easton s place
at Sparks and Assistant Superintend
ent F. W. WinBter. formerly of Ot?
den, Is now stationed ut Imlay in
Mr Smith's position.
Will Drill Tomorrow The Degrei
Team of the Eagles will drill in front
I of the Eagles' club at 1 p m
Appraising Date-Inheritance tax
i appraisers, Thomas Whalen A Mc-
Farland and C. P Mlddleton, in the
I estate of David Eccles, deceased, have
i announced that they will make the
appraisement of the proper! j Ma 20
Household goods, including piano,
refrigerator, shades, and stoes, for
sale cheap 661 27th St.
Letter from Stilwell J. D Larson
of the Ogden publicity bureau has
received a postal card from O T
Stilwell, postmarked North Platte,
Neb., Btating thai thus far he and
hi9 wif' have had a delightful trip
and the best roads experienced were
on both sides of Cheyenne for a dls
tance of 200 miles He describes the
roads in Nebraska as resembling the
road from Corlnne to Mnlad
Purity Is the keynote of B & G
I F.nlter
Beautifying the Grounds -Several
wagon loads of flowering plants wen
brought to the depot grounds from
' green houses today and a force of gar
deners began work of placing the flow
I ers in the plots prepared for them
I The blossoms have livened up ill"
-iniinds by their brilliant color
Reduced Prices Ladies' trimmed
bats in value up to $5.00 now $3 00
Large line children's trimmed hats
, former price ?1 60 to $3 oo. now $1.00
I to $2 00. Special Saturday sale in
i feathers, flowers and untrlmmed
-Ir-pes Stafford Millinery Co, 2L"5
Washington Ave First door south
I'lngree bank.
Freight Agent .1 M Fulton. aBBisI
ant general freight and passenger
agent of the Southern Pacific from
Reno, arrived in Ogden yesterday for
:i conference with Superintendent T.
F. Rowlands Mr. Fulton returned
w. st with the superintendent on Mr
Rowland's private car
Show Wrestling Pictures At the
Orpheum theatre this afternoon the
pic tun s of Hi- okel-Miller match at
Duluth were run off tor the benefit
of Yokel. Klank Irslinger, Kartje and
Managers (Jobs and Blankenship The
pictures are ery clear and were
greatly enjoved b the small part .
The pictures will be shown at to
night's match
Buying Horses After an absence
of about three years, A. H. Langmann
of Grand Island, Neb., has returned
to Ogden to purchase horses and
mules He represents the Grand
iHland Horse & Mule company, one
of the largest commission sales com
panies of the west Mr Langmann
Is well known In Ogden as he did B
large business here when he was In
the city three years ago The stock
purchased by him In various parts of
the country will be sold in Ogden at
auction. He states that last year his
company handled about 8000 head of
horses.
Wrestlers Weigh in This afternoon
at 2 o'clock Henry Irsllnt-r and
BrnBl Kartje. the wrestlers who are
lo meet tonight, weighed in before
the officials of the match Irslinger
tipped the scales at 158 but Kartje
had two pounds overweight Irslinger
said he would uot insist on Kartje
making 158 pounds before the match.
Forest Ranger Fred Bach, ranger,
of the Minidoka forest, i In Ogden
today conferring with officers at for
est headquarters.
Boys Escape Earl Warner. 17, of
Providence, and Thomas Drineger, 14
years old of Salt Lake, made their
escape from the State Industrial
school this morning at 10 o'clock. The
officers of the school think the lads
have started for Salt Lake. The boys
were working about tne scnooi under
the direction of a "trusty" who had
occasion to leave the work a short
time and upou returning found the
boys had fled.
At the Berges Dr. R. W. McGin
ris was admitted to the Berges hos
pital this morning for treatment. Dan
iel McBride. the boy crushed under
the wheels of an automobile, Wednes
day, is reported by the attendants of
the hospital to be improving. He
has regained consciousness
Marriage License Marriage license
haH been Issued to Robert E. Carter
and Ella Burgess of Bingham Canyon,
Saloon License Judge Howell has
j granted a license to Karl K Roshon
I to conduct the saloon previously
owned and conducted by George Tim
merman, at 134 25th street.
Return Home After an absence of
two yearB in the Hawaiian islands,
where they have been doing mission
ary work, Mr. and Mrs Thomas Farr
THE OGDEN STANDARD, OGDEN, UTAH, FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1913. . "
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I have returned to Ogden Mr Parr
I was cashier of the Security Trust k
I Savings hank before taking up hifl
church duties For the next few
rlnvs Mr. and Mrs Farr will be at
the home of Dr Joseph R Morrell.
2362 Madison avenue.
Citizenship -Lars C. Lnrsen and
lonse Erik Jenften have made appll
cation to the county clerk for first
Citlienship papers The men camo
to this country from Denmark.
Seeks Divorce This afternoon John
1 Fenstermaker commenced divorce
proceedings in the district court
against Sarah Ann Fenstermaker -n
the grounds of desertion. The com
plaint alleges that the parties were
married December 2.t, 1908, and that
the defendant left the home February
IB, 1010 There are no children In
the family
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MUSICAL
PROGRAM ISIS
Besides I he splendid program of
pic turcs now ii.'in shown at the IslS
theatre the following excellent musi
program will be given by Profes
sor Thompson's Orchestra:
Opening march 111 Get You
Edwards
Incantation Bendl
From King's Bal Masque
Prince of PiLen . . Luclers
Selection from the musical comedy
Rhlnocerous Rag . . . Young
Rippling Waves Waltzes Hall
L'ArliBlenne Bizet
Fantasia
Carmen Bizet
Selection from tho Opera.
LOOKOUT FOR A
MINIATURE
BALLOON
Keep a sharp lookout for a rainia
I ture balloon, any time after May 23.
I If you find one capture 1L it may be
worth money to you.
The balloon will carry a pen nan
1 bearing on one side the name of the
s.ni Diego 'i club and on the other
The San Diego l'.M". Exposition, and
It will have come from San Diego, I
w here ten thousand of them are to
be released "Balloon Day," May 23
The Ad club will offer a reward for
the return of tho balloon which has
traveled the greatest distance from
San Diego. In addition to which .i
number of merchants whose card-,
will also be carried by the miniature
balloons, will pay various rewards for
the return of their cards
The small balloons are not the toy
! affairs made of rubber. commonly
sold to children b street peddlers,
but ire made of regulation aeronautic
silk, and are provided wilh a net.
being in every respect regular air go
Inp balloons The balloons are ten
inches in diameter, and it Is quite
likely some of them may be pn ked
up oi captured a lony way from the
starting point.
In place of the regulation car. car
ried by lare p;isseugcr balloons tin-
Ad club traveler will carrj tin Ex
position and Ad club pennant, and
; hinall rack for the cards of the
prize-giving merchants.
It will be impossible for the club
to be victimized in the collection of
a reward not earned under the terms
of the offer, owing to a keying of
words and letters carried by the lit
tle traveler, which will give the for
tunate finder the necessary evidence
of his good faith in the collection of
his prize money.
Some months ago. while a circus
was visiting San Diego, a traveler
bought a common toy balloon to
which he attached his card, and lib
erated Later this balloon was cap
tured at Portland, Ore , and the trav
eler who had released it in San Diego,
received his card and a letter from
the person who captured It in the
'City of Roses." This gave the San
Diego Ad club its cue to the present
"Balloon Day," but a much better
grade of balloon was decided upon,
and ten thousand of them contracted
for.
WEALTHY SYRIAN
AND SON DIE
Washington, May 16. Only three
days in this country, Miguel Martinez,
a wealthy Syrian, and his son Man
uel, succumbed to escaping gas In
their rooms in a local hotel rne
will be buried today The elder
Martinez was taking the son to New
Yor'.i. where he intended to establish
him in business. They had stopped
here to visit relatives, neing on tho
way north from New Orleann, where
they had landed Tuesday from Hon
duras. The elder Martinez leaves a wife
and five children In Syria, who have
been notified of the tragedy.
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Toronto carpenters decided to de
mand 50 cents per hour and weekly
pay. It is an Increase of 10 cents
an hour.
Let's make Ogden
BETTER
by using Ogden
made goods.
CRESCENT FLOUR
is made in Ogden,
and is made to
please or your
money back.
BOYS DEMAND A!
HOLIDAY TO
CELEBRATE
By the onesided score of 2?. to :.
the Central Junior High school defeat
ed the North .Tun ors in a game oi I
baseball last evening and won the
school pennant.
The girls of the same school won
the pennant ln the volley ball series
and the two victories filled the stu
dents with BUCn enthusiasm that .i
holiday was demanded in order that .
the events be celebrated in a fitting j
manner
Not meeting with success in mall
ing their demands on the prim lpal, n
delegation of 50 boys called on Su
perintendent J. M Mills at the oltj
hall and addressed him in such o
manner that he could not refuse The
superintendent returned to the school
witti the boys and announced 1 hit t
the daj was a hollda and for cell
brat ion purposes only
From sun to Finish yesterdaj thi
L'ame was nev, r in doubt There v. r
BtudentS from both schools on the
grounds and the rooting was a fea
ture.
The line-up:
Central. North.
Preshaw c Musgrav
Heywood p Doon. Cros i
Fox . lb Fife
Allison 2b Vl-
Dundas 3b Ewing I
Pickett ss Doon, Cross I
Carney rf Blllol
Rischel cf nes
Paulk If Peterson i
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Society
SURPRISED FRIENDS
After a courtship of two or thre
months Mr E D. Williams and Miss
Ina Hickel surprised their friends b;.
slipping off to Brlgham City Wed
nesday where they listened to the
words necessary to start them off on
a matrimonial career It was the un
derstanding among intimate fre nde
that the wedding was to take place
the bitter part of June or the firs!
of July
Miss Hickel has long been a resi
dent of Ogden and lias been active in
the social life of the city
Mr. Williams lias been making his
home in Ogden lor the last t'iv. vear,
He has been superintendent of the Oj
den branch of the International Corre
spondence BChOOl, and through his
close attention to duty, his straight for
ward habits and congenial tempera
mcnt he has allied himself to a great
many of the active business and pro
fessional men of the city
After an extended honemoon trip
through the Yellowstone National
park tind into Canada they will be . t
home to their many friends at 17th
street and Hudson avenue, Ogdcu.
Utah
FAREWELL PARTY.
The teachers oi the Religion class
of the Sixth ward, together with the
Advance class gave a farewell party
to Mias Florence Zltzman who leaes
the ward The party was at the home
of Mrs. S T Whitaker Thursday eve
ning After playing games, musical
selections were rendered by Edna
Kohn and Marj fcrnatrom Miss ZiU
man gave a farewell speech and Blfle
Kaasius responded.
A dainty luncheon was served for
the following guests, officers and
teachers Mrs S. T Whitaker. Flor
ence Zitzman Owen Thackery. lone
Jeuson, Myrtle Stratford, Mrs Maggie
Bowen, Cora Kasius. Mrs. Hnttie ZltX
man and Atlalaide Krnstrom Members
of the class were Effh Kasius, Doro
thy Maw, Beatrice Johnson llona Car
ver. Mary Brnstrom Marguerite Row
en. Vera Richards. May Wilton Edna
Kohn. Marguerite Wheelwright Edna
Stewart Raymond Wheelwright, Ed
die Donaldson. Kenneth Weaver and
Wai ren Whitaker
FEDERAL AID IS
CALLED OFF
BY LETTER
Chairman Moroni Skeen of the
County board of commissioners was
reappointed this morning when be
received a communication from State
Engineer W D Beers announcing
that the Postmaster General had com
municated to Governor William Spry
that the appropriation ol November
20, 1912, to aid in the improving of
public highways bad been withdrawn
The engineer recommended to the
commissioners that they take no fur
ther steps toward the Improving of the
Hooper postal rural route until such
time ns the state road commission
may formulate some plan of action
Following Is the communication from
Pastmaster General A S. Burleson
"It has been decided to revise the
plan tentatively agreed up for the
extension of federal aid in the Im
provement of public highways.
"The offer of federal aid extended
to the state of Utah In the joint let
ter addressed bv the postmaster gen
eral and the secretary of agriculture,
under date of November 20. I'd., s,
therefore withdrawn"
The offer made by the postmaster
general was to the effect that a cer
tain amount of money was to be ex
t nfled to Ul ah for the betterment of
postal freo delivery routes and Hoop
er was selected as one of the routes
to be benefited, that district to come
into possession of $10000 of govern
.rent money Tor the Improvement, a
like sum to be appropriated by ttw
countv. The count v appropriation
was Immediately made and 1 had
been confidently .xptP'1 thal c'v"
operations In road building would be
eln this season
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RAILROADS SUBMIT BRIEFS
Washington. May 16. Counsel for
the New York, New Haven & Har ford,
and the Boston & Maine rail
roads todav submitted to tge inter
state commerce commission tboir Jinal
analvsls of the Inquiry into thejrop
oratlons. The briefs follow closely
the lines of the oral arguments pre
sented last week.
A GOOD McaE TO TRADE
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Millinery Specials
Today and tomorrow are the days of unusual value giving in the ff
Millinery Department. Today the selling began and the values are g
easily the best yet offered this season.
One hundred of this season's prettiest hats Some handsome- late m,,leU -these .re 4e ,u
al (.wes. eoloiwtyles wind, are adapted worth to fifteen dollars. Hats wdl he eon- , gthi
to the miss as well as the matron, In th .picuously stylish ,n any company. In th fcJJ-
lol wiU be offered bats which $9 9Q lol are Ida which have never y i
actually 7 values been offered at prices so low Vitf ud e
JNTRIMMED SHAPES-keventy-five new untrimmed shapes are to be added to the sale J
items for toSrow. These are to be sold at just one-half the regular prices
EMBROIDERIES SILKS
rj.YlDauiLfijniiJo fabrics material s which will be want- nTed
The sale of embroideries is a,. hi I n- 1 , for CTaduation gowna and the better summer yaj
the close. The same good values which we l.rs c ,
offered are still all here. . The sale lot la lr Uint sllkrn g0WM are possible where cottons l0 !a
hiblted on the tables and counters .or eas contemplate,, J b(:
WASH GOODS MACHINES
' , , - , , . . ntharm who will Much interest is being manifested in a window of
are cheaier K'
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2ZZZZ3IZZZIZIZZ-. prtia
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TWO MEN ARE
RELEASED BY
KNIGHT
I
Fowler and Perkins make up the 1
Ogden battery for today at Glenwood
park ?nd Hopkins and Crittenden
were the men announced by Manager
Shay to do the honors for Helen i
In the opening game of the series
with Helena. Hopkins was knocked
out of the box while Fowler was the
pitcher who officiated In the only
game won thus far from the Vigil
antes.
First Baseman Laird has been re
leased from the Ogden club Pitcher I
Remington was released several days'
ago, but Knight is sdll one man overt
the limiL
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The local union of the United!
Brotherhood of Carpenters of South
Kramlimhani. Mass.. contemplates
building a labor temple
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A general convention of all butch
ers' locals In the state of California
will be held in San Francisco about
May 1
MORE TRAINMEN
ARE SHOWN I
THE CITY
The committee of the Ogden lodgv
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
continues entertaining visiting dele
gates to the San Francisco convention
and fifteen were the guests ol" the
local lodge today This party con
sisting of delegates and their wives,
was taken to the canyon and shown
about the city Chief A. B. Canfleld
conducted the visitors through the
fire station and for a while the par
tv visited the Elks' club and viewed'
the city from the balcony of the1
home
As a result of the lnbor spent In
behalf of the delegates, the commit-I
tee has several testimonials of ap
preciation from the members of the
various locals entertained.
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS
The following real estate transfers I
hae been made and recorded in the
county recorders office q
Jens Christensen, .Tr, and wife to gi
Samuel A. Blair, a part of the north
east (uarter of section 17. township i ) f
north, range 1, west of the Salt Lake (
meridian. Consideration $1 jgj
S. A Blair and wife to Jem Chris- m
tenscn. a part of Ihe northeast anl M
southeast quarters of section 7 town-
hip f north, range 1, west of th'. f
Salt Lake meridian I'oii-nlcraiion. fjTflei
(2000. pre to
Mai I Balle; to Gllbc ri G Wright
a part of section 18, township t". north, 1 iTtt
range 1. east of the Salt Lake merid
lan. Consideration $2hi
Carlle Parrish to Thomas Burbtdge
lot IS. block ?.. Franklin Place ad- I B"
d it ion. Ogden survev. Conside ration, Tr
?)7f. ' lul
William Dawson to Caroline Par- IWH
' rish. lets 23 and 24. block Frank II 'i ma
Place addition, ogden survey Con-
I slderation $150 :i,ewa
no ltl
DESIGN SPECIAL COIN
N ew ork, May lt5 Mrs oodro I'tll, !
Wilson, wife of th" president, has je'
been asked by the International Sun ien
shine society, which is holding its rj m
fifteenth annual convention here, to A
design a special coin, the proceeds
from which should go to help support
and educate all the blind babies in
the United States. The Idea originn- '
ted with Queen Alexandra and her 1mm
sister, Empress Marie, who designed
a baby coin for children in Denmark gj
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MAIL ORDERS FILLED. WE SOLICIT CHARGE ACCOUNTS
CORSETS ' ) Noted For SWITCHES
11.50 values. 98c vSS5maESSmi M ) Reasonable Prices. 1-50 lues. 89c A,
$2.oo values $1.29 STORE FOR Convenient Credit Sys- $2.50 values $1.39 '
J $3.00 values $2.19 THE PEOPLE tem- 3-50 values $2.39 L
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY ONLY I
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LINEN DRESS SPECIAL j JOB GRADUATION AND SUMMER
f SUMMER DRESSES g
$3ee) DRESSES J j 'C
1 Positively the best dress ever Thege biggest
H offered for the money made of 50 in the lot ues of the season values so jj
I linen in neat one-piece models, values from $8 00 tempting, we know you can not
3 1 .... . . , hesitate to make your selection
S combination trimmed, in all colors to $12.00 Sat- n , j , oi0: S1
v -w u aji stytes an( materials values mm
I and sizes values up to $10.00. urday . ..$5.00 up to $13 50
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I LADLES' SPRING CHILDREN'S HOUSE DRESSES LADLES' SPRING Sg
C0ATS DRESSES - , SUITS
A very large assort- 3
all colors and sizes ment values up to ,
I 25 coats left of this $2-00 values $1.29 $3.50, Special $2.39 5Q ,eft of this $
I season's stock -aU TTTTATX1TiT season's stock - all ' .JJ
I colors and sizes MILLINERY PETTICOATS colors and 3izes
Any hat in the house $150 values 98c j j 0(
I values UP t0 $12 00 $2.50 values. $1.39
I HALF PRICE Special $5.95 $3 50 values. SI. 95 HALF PRICE
I SATURDAY-OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
will be placed on sale at prices unmatchable Corset Covers, Gowns, CM
Skirts, Princess Slips, Brassieres, Combination Suits and Silk Under- &
wear, will be sold at cost.
DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND THIS GREAT SALE
THE NATIONAL l
J "THE STORE AHEAD" ' HARRY REINSHRIBER,
