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QGPEN STANDARD, OGPENUTAH. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2), 1913. ' 5 I Five Big Reasons Why You Should Buy at Home and Not By Mail 1 You pay no more. 2 Your purchase is absolutely dependable. 3 No chance of inferior subsitution. 4 You help the town civic pride. 5 You help yourself personal pride. can c me in here any day and select from a big stock, dependable all-wool I clothes, just exactly what you want in just exactly what you want in just your size, color and fabric all guaranteed well known brands and pay no more and often pay leas than ordering through the mail. Suits $10 to 35. Yours, for local progress, I Watson - Tanner Clo. Co. 376 24th St. LLiLLIllllillJiijiJl LjH pHBsswsiBa(PPpswBBBwBBBaHB0 1 1 j SAFETY m H Depositors of the Ogden State Bank knw that their money is safe beyond question When they have placed their funds with this bank they feel no anxiety whatso- j e-er as to the security thereof. ' This is due to the fact that the directors and officers p of this bank conduct its affairs in a manner eo careful si and conservative as to assure safety for all deposits. 1 1 ASK I : THOSE WE CLOTHE SUITS $20.00 to $45.00 jl 38225 382 25 I THE SECTIONAL FEATHER MATTRESS I. These mattresses made from your feather beds, have fj summer and winter sides, can be rolled up like a rug and are easily handled. ' They are vermin proof, strictly sanitary and neither spread or get too long for the bed. if The first cost is the last cost, as they are almost wear proof. !j They make a handsome appearance on the bed as the sides are square and neat. A more comfortable i mattress has never been invented The feathers are j !' held to their places without ties or tufts, and they never i pack nor mat. Just call us up by phone and we will be glad to send a sample to you for inspection, then you can see what a comfort they would be in your home. , They are the mattress for people who care. They are the mattresses you should have. Visitors are welcome to our plant, 280-282 26th St. I MULKEY MATTRESS CO. I Phone 203. MB MBBH PI HUiii UMWlg AUSTRIA TO PASS IMMIGRATION BILL Vienna, Aus . Oct 21 The Aus trian government, as the result of recent developments In the immi gration traffic from Austria to the United States and Canada, Intro duced Into the lower house of the Austrian parliament a bill prohibit ing ' an emigration likely to have an adverse on military recruiting In Aus tria " The bill introduced today also pro hibits "emigration calculated to pro i mote the white slave trade." I FOR SALE About 1000 lbs. scratch pads. Good paper, 5c pound. Any Quantity. OGDEN PRINTING CO. 2454 Grant Ave. Phone 365 REGISTERED HOLSTEIN BULLS and bull calves for sale. Well bred. Well de veloped. Free from tuber culosis. Price quoted f. o. b. your railroad station. WILLOW GLEN STOCK FARM, Anaconda, Mont. We have no veneered leather In our repa'r 6hop. It's all real oak tanned stock. CLARKS' I Autumn Is Here, Winter Is on the Way Get your Suit, Coat or Dress now and get the full bene fit of the season. The one you want is here IoSenI I AN I Ogden, BHH Utah HHI SAVE FOR SOME DEFINITE OBJECT. Some people find it almost second nature to save Just for the 6ako of saving. Perhaps you don't. But you ought to be saving just the same, and If you have a definite object m view, it's lots easlor. Savo for: a home an education -a trip for emergencies for next winter for Christmas, or anything else you want par. tlcularly. Then with a savings account at our bank your sav ings are safe, busily at work for you every minute and at your command whenever y0u want them. i Hfl!MRHBflBI!PIMVMMVI IFIRE CHIEF ISSUES' ! I FOLDER OF FIRE NOTES " i Fire Chief A. B. Canfield ha had printed a number of folders contain iiig Information which, If followed, will do much toward preventing fire. In the folders, which were issued to day, If tbe location of the fire aiarm boxes, Information an to bow an alarm should be pent in and a series of "don'ts" for the prevention ot fires. Tbe hints on how to prevent firee and what to do in case or fires follow: A little fire may be quickly extin guished; if neglected, rivere cannot quench. Fires result from accidents, care lessness, spontaneous combustion or dffcjgn, all of which can be present ed. Keep your house, store or factory c lean. Never allow rubbish, such as pa per, rags, cobweb6, old clothing, boxes, etc., to accumulate in closets and in unused rooms. Never fill our coal-oil lamps when burning, after dark, or near an open fire. Never run stove pipes through wooden partition or through the roof without proper protection, have metal cap In all unused flue openings. Never allow your furnace, steam or hot water pipes to come In contact with wood. Never put up gas brackets so they can be swung against the wood win dow casings or curtains. Never put ashes in wooden recepti. cle In or about your premises. Never keep matches in any but you light one never throw it on the floor, Never allow- smoking In proximity to Inflammable merchandise or ma terials. Never Lake an open light to exam ine gas meter or into a closet. Never read in bed by candle or lamp light, as this is very dangerous Never close up your place of busi ness before going over the entire premises to see that all fires and lights are safe or extinguished Never forget that carelessness anl negligence are the cause of nearly all the fires Never forget to have pails of wa ter near at hand for use in case of , emergency. When at a theatre, motion picture show or where there Is a large as sembly of persons look around when jou get seated, choose the nearest exit to your seat. In case of fire keep cool, walk to exit, not run Do not try to beat your neighbor to the street Panics Ere caused by rushes; help make thr-se places panic proof by following the above suggestions. Neer cry out the word "Fire" in a crowded hail or building, as this is a criminal offence. Red lights denote exits. In case of fire keep cool; notify the fire department at once How to call the fire department by telephone: Call telephone central, ask for the fire department, when answered by the fire department give location of the fire thus. Fire on street between street and street or avenue as the case raa be How to send in a fire alarm from fire alarm box Break glass, open door, pull down hook once and let go The key is always in lock on front of box. Locate the nearest fire alarm box and make a note of It here. The nearest fire alarm box is: No , corner of street and avenue Take no chances wbere there Is any evidence of fire, but call for the nrr- department. Visit the fire station, ask any questions; the memberr of the de partment will take pleasure la ex plaining. Know the workings of the fire de partment and how the work, then you will know how yourself, and jrcperty will be protectel (Signed) A. B CANFIELD. Chief of Fire Department, nn CONTEST ON AT VERNAL Vernal. Utah. Oct. 20. A second ticket was launched here when citi zens of Vernal who do not favor the People's ticket met at the courthouse and nominated a mar and four councllmen They christened it the "Citizens ticket." The meeting was attended mostly by those who bolted at the Peoples ticket convention last week, declaring that the present may or and council had been renominated. The nominations were as follows; Mayor, O. J Bracken. councllrneu, John N. Davis, Rebeau Calder, Charles DeMolsey and Irvin Eaton. The People's convention, which met last week, nominated a6 follows May or. E D. Samuels; councilmen. Isaac Burton, L H Woodard, J. K Bullock ami Leslie Ashton. A most significant fact i? that while the Peoples ticket is practically Gentile, all hut one of th councilmen of the Citizens ticket are members of the Mormon church. The fight promises to be a warm one. Each side has about the same number of supporters and it promises to be rne of the most interesting po litical battles ever fought in Vernal A great many people are confusing tbe coming city election with the li quor election, which does not come up until .tune, 19H- oo EL KALAH MEMBERS TO HOLD CONVENTION Salt Lake, Oct- 21 Members of El Kalah temple, Nobles of the M , -tic Shrine of Salt Lake City, will observe Halloween with the celebra tion of their semi-annual ceremonial, in the Masonic temple in this city. There are more than Tun El Kalah nobles, of whom 36" are residents of Salt Lake City. Tbey have made ex. tensive plans for a ceremonial that will excel any of past yours. In ad diiion to a large percentage of the numbers of the temple, it is ex pected that there will be visitors trosi Colorado. Nevada, Idaho, Wyo ming and Montana. About forty novices will be guided in their first walk across the burning sands, as a port of the program of the cere monial. , . A movement is already under way to bring Shrlners of all the states wtst of and Including Colorado and Wvomlng to Devil's Slide for a cele hr",tlon aid CI 'emonial .---cnn to ho The Corporation Different Every once in awtiile we run across a business man of I strength and capability who is under a misapprehension j regarding our company j Because of a lack of knowledge he classes us with those j who pay big dividends on watered stock 1 He thinks our rates are too high because he doesn't know 1 that we have no bonds, no preferred stock, and no water in the common stock jl A little straight talk, with figures to back it, is enough to set such a man right if ,We have facts and. figures to prove that we only pay out in dividends a reasonable return, (7 per cent), on the ac tual money invested in telephone plant j Perhaps you are one of those who didn't know this You want to be fair, don't you? j f You want to do everybody justice don't you? Well then, let us prove to you what we've proved to others ,Write us if you are in doubt Write us if you have any idea that we are not "on the "square" ! LWe can prove ours to be the "corporation different" I I The Mountain States Telephone I and Telegraph Company II j, Ms llllllll HIM Ill IIMMBMMMkMMBWWwrf heia in August of next year ft is estimated that In the neighborhood of lu.OOO men will visit here and go from here to the famous camping ground on that occasion Devil's Slide, where such celebrations have been held on numerous occasions, Is noted throughout the country as an ideal place for such solemn meet ings It Is located in Weber can ou, southeast from Ogden. i oo CRAFTS LAID AT REST. American Fork. Oct. 20 Funeral services for Elmer Cratts, who died Saturday were held from the Second ward L. D S. meeting house this morning, commencing at 10 o'clock. 1 Bishop Joseph H. Storrs conducting I the services. There was a good at tendance of friends of the family, who i bad turned out to pay their last trib ute of respect to the departed young I man A musical selection sas ren- dered by Professor Hopkins on the Uiolin; and solos were sunt by Miss iByrle Featherstonem and F. L. Hick man The speakers were President I .lames H Clarke and Dr P M Kelb (The body was taken to Cedar Fort for ! interment. JUDGE LOVETT COMING BACK Salt Lake Oct 21. -When Judge Lovett arrived in Salt Lake on a spe- i clal train yesterday morning he onl had a few hours, which were devoted to conferences with rtilroad officials located here. But wheu a committee frcin the Commercial club told the railroad magnate that there were sev eral things the business men of Sal; Lake wanted to discuss with him he quickly replied that he would find time to stop off on his return from tbe const. Judge Lovett said he was making the trip west to find out many things i were, out in the mountains- and on ! the coast. He said that be was well j satisfied with what he had seen and ; expressed a willingness to hear what the men of Utah had to say to him W hen Will G. Farrell. as spokesman for the committee, asked Judge Lovett to slop off here on his return, he said: "Well, 1 haven't much time, I don't know whether I can do it on this trip or not. Yes," he added. I will find time. I don't know Jut w hen it will be, but I'll come I'll wire you as soon as I can fix the date." Thus did the genial railroad head in dlcato his interest in Utah. I MthouKb Jssssa T.ovptt said lhl 1 I could not tell just when he would be here on his return. It Is probable that he will be here within a week at least He will meet former Seuator W. A Clark, president of the Salt Lake Route, In Los Angele6. and will hold a conference with him. Then Sena tors Clark and also H. C Nutt. gen eral manager of the Salt Lake Route, v. ill return with him to this city. A L Mohler. president of the Ore gon Short Line and the Union Pacific, with headquarters in Omaha, and B. L. Winchell. director of traffic for the Union Pacilic system came here with Judge Lovett and rortluued with him to Los Angeles From here. W. H Bancroft, vice president and general manager for the Orejon Short Line, and Fred H Knickerbocker, assistant general manager, wen. with the party I H. E. Van Housen, superintendent of 'the Salt Lake Route, accompanied the party as far as Caliente. Nevada The ( special train carrying the officials lei t Salt Lake at 11 o clock yesterday fore i noon oo- CHIEF OF POLICE GIVEN SENTENCE IN JAIL Salt Lake, Oct 21 One day In the countv jail and a fine of $100 was the sentence imposed on 'be chief of police esterday morning by Justice of the Peace Harry S. Harper for refusal to obey an order of the court, for which he was adjudged in con tempt. Immediately following his sentence, the police chief was taken into custody by H P Mton, deputy sheriff, who took his pr soner before ttta supreme court, where an applies tion had been made for a writ of ha beas corpus The courts of Uie state are divided as to whether the writ 6hould be is sued in a contempt case and the su preme court probably will not give Its opinion In the matter for several days Pending the decision, tbe attorneys for the chief filed an appeal bond with Justice Harper By the filing of the bond, the chief was permitted to go on bis on recognizance on his promise to surrender himself to the sheriff when so ordered. i The contempt proceedings grew out of the refusal of the chief of police to obey an order of release on bond issued by Justice Harper In the cas of C W Whitman, a negro, charged with violation of the state drug law Tbe order of release was Issued by Justice Harper September 7 n JOINT FUNERAL SERVICES HEED Emperor and Family Mourn With Germany for Victim of Zeppelin Disaster. Berlin, Oct 21. Impressive joint funtraj services were held today over the bodies of twenty-three of the twenty-eight victims of Friday's dis aster to the Zeppelin airship at Jo hciinlstbal. The emperor and his sous were present, accompanied by tbe empress and the crown princess, while Count Zeppelin and about a thousand officers of the army and navy also attended Prince Eltel Frits, while coming from Potsdam In bis automobile to Ltiend tbe funeral ceremony, struck a fivo-year-old boy with the wheel of his machine while the child was crossing the street. The boy was eeriously injured. GRAVE DISORDERS IN PORTUGAL. Madrid, Oct. 21. Humors of grave political disorders In Portugal are current here. No definite news of what has occurred can be obtained ow ing to the Portuguese news censorship. amm I "IT'S UP TO YOU" H The question of health is largely in your own hands. If you will sB s onh guard the Stomach. 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