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I PESERET ET EVENING NEWS MONDAY SEPTEMUKR 12 1910 3
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I 1 OGDEN
OGDEN OFKCR
BlBBMCNT nnEU HOTEU
6TR1NOAM A STEVFNB
Mir Olden Branch
d 1L U1 B U m
p tronf ara requested U malt
jmrarflatt complaint repr41114r ua
I latlsfactory delivery
L
ANO PLAYER HELD
ON SERIOUS CHARGE
I jcnr > t ltC III Iho TolN for 1I1hll
Mock Mnrilacc Per
formed
Special Corrnpondenc
OgJfn Sept 12 Henry C Lie n
1 11110 l aycr claiming Kvnmiton Wyo
I s nu residence l beliitf hold nt the
I it Jail ahaltlng a bearing on a ctmrK
It julultery Lo hll confessed to the
l Onico Mull
Inkrs that ho decoyed
rold daughter ot
ho 4r tty IJycarold
I tol rt Mulr foreman ot the Union
u ilk roundhouno ut Uock Hprlngn
Vyo to enter Into a mock mill rlollll
nti hint ut iunston80ino tlrno JUst
idlruar although this WIIB itdmlttcu
mt > nIr contldcrublo prcnuuro and In
ftrtl to being wiuigtd witH big
LP Lce nnd tOo Kin wtiu has bvun
1I 1I1Jly unconscious of the trlckciy of
havo lIed In Otfdon
I f lomunnlon
mtc la > t winter na man and wife iiiu
till tui ntnlncd lace the girl toid tno
iftliora of the extreme ciueay to whlcn I
i in hiu been constantly subjocted lolll
uy while In a drunken condition Leo
I Kxurvd u butcner knlfo and thiuutenuil I
v kill tIi6 woman who managed to ca
JU and udvlhe the police ol her pro
mnm < nt On being taken to the ida
jon Lc was iccosnlzed ns the iume
nun of that union who scned n 90day
icnt nw about It yenr ago for wife
icatlng only on thuf occasion U was K
llffcrent wife Invistleatlon dlsuloncU
IQ trw state ot urtulrs and gradually
4t l > bit tho story whleh reads like 10
tllol batkod novel Came to light rho
iluir gIrl told of haVlnir fullen In love
Uth Lc fit lvlnl lon whetrf shewas
norklng ns n telephone oiicralor At
list time hf pasted Jilnnclf off AS a rlt
1 ir man laltr Mills MuIr learned truil
It hart been married nrid ndLlitlnR
P mlnceii by his Htoty of a dlvotce Ilko
I lio Mllaln In Ihcsdrufna Lee plannlvj
long dlntiince tclcphohe conversiitlon
lth n frlrnd at Ogden wlio told hint
if his uife s death This was sufficient
o tht girl operator mill lit midnight
ifalnxt the nlnhoi ot her parents tht
I lent to n home with I > c and vnn mar
Icil b > a man called Jiutlco Palmor
lat hnvitiR wltnpcMod n marriage yore
non 1t1 Mulr thought nothing ut
hi rt that only the three were pros
nt Alld that only lilt two men signed
dun oft whlcl1 she understood to
ic i tie rutH at of marriage The un
oriini 0 gill has been taken In by
u mlo iiril will go back to Hock
i < > lIngs with her father who inn
5 rnjii 1 Ihnt h n was coming to Ogden
iI1 gft his daushtei Loos f miner wife
vim is nlil to ba still living nt Ogden
1 i > fl action for dlvoive iorno monthn i
g but ming to tho fuel that no eerv
r U f thr mniinon on Leo could be hud
I th > I Mme no further steps wero
4ul
DELEGATES NAMED FOR
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
rJi ii Sept IIA I the Democratic
untt coiucntlun held III the district
url room on Haturday nttcrjiodii Uio
nlortinp delegates llfty In nil were lie
ctf J to attend the stntu convention at
r e on Supt 15
iigdpn W AV Itrownlngr S s
0111 T 1 > Jolmfon Or George AV
3K r C A lloyd M S Dmwnlng
i II Inllllam ChrlH 1lygafe Hor
i Irorj W II Andoiniii Al Har
i buries Itinnphrls Kara Thomas
lam HraxMiIng N rarner Jr John
frarim Kmll Itolaiip George Lodi
ifuil Jr A U M ilmiK Mrs Lutlhv
> xc M U Porterflcld George
Ihortrn W 8 DonnldKon Hyrum
3fniip Martin Allen Mnthlas Hlnch >
nit Thomas Cunningham Albert
trowrott T F Bmniett C C VII
onPi
Pi aKint IewE n Shaw
Nil th Ogden David 8hute
Huntsvlllo Allen and A IVter
om
omPlain
Plain Cltytt M Kolkman and N
Ihlllro
Went Writer li Weight and Na
tion Hauks
Hooper James flues and James
IVIdillnon
HnrrlsvHicAV 11 JAuder alit Lovl
I Taylor
Hoy Chariot nonquUt
Hiordftle Kdwln hacker
HIh lkAlonzo Stephens
Kuwsviiir Henry Oroen
HtHteivllIe7 J Hiltchons
Karr West William H Mclntyro
Liberty Mr Drorn
Wilson John Trimble
Cutlers
Knit
Garments
Are
Superior
They fit and they wear
They arc made in our
factory at 50 Alain St
for our own trade
Medium Weight Cotton
100
Heavy Weight Cotton
125
Heavy weight Fleeced
150
Worsted and Wool
200 up
C UTLER S
36 MAIN
CHIEF BROWNING ISSUES
INSTRUCTIONS TO OFFICERS
Ogden Sept 121hl recent crusade
iKiinnt Kumbllnic In Ogden lion ngntii
brought to light tile fact that thu city
and state lawa are entirely Inadetiunti
to really oupprres tho rIme which
under the itntuUfl Is merely a mUdo
m < anor nnd therefore punishable 09
such Tlie city ordinance provides that
every person proven iiilly of Ratnbllni
shall bo cullly of u inlndrmennorwhlch
In plain Kngllsh rncanH that the of
Steers of the law have no authority to
break Into u gambling dive such an ox
1st In contemptnoun violation of the
law on Twentyfifth street In Ogden
by force and they art not allowed 10
confiscate or destroy the gambling
pnraphernalli found therein The of
fleer who himself bator
Icer takes It upon to
lor down a door Is guilty of II rrreatei
crime than the Rambler according to
the Interpretation of the law Whci
tho police department of Ogden rl
vehes Instructions from thu city coun
cil to take every lawful moans to sup
prejis the crime they am therefore nol
much better off than before such order
aire Riven Ogden has IS members on
the police force who work In shifts ol
eight hours cicli This rnenns that only
live men are on duty nt 1 time anti
tliorefoiH very little extra work can be
done The following communication
from Chief of Police Thomas 13 Brown
Ing to the memberH of the police de
partment Is self explanatory nnd shows
that tho officers are doing their best
under existing circumstances Accord
Ing to the best judgment of the chief
and other city officers an effort should
bo made to hate n bill allowing much
needed Improvements In this matter
pass the legislature Tlie chiefs letter
follows
Ogden Utah ft 9 1010
To tho members ot the Police Force
Ogdrn Utah
lentloinerlThcro seems to 1 > e an Im
iresJnn that the police officers are not
making any effort to suppress gambling
Wing
r In nny wny you can secure evidence
or gain entrance to such places It will
be your duty to place the offenders un
der Arrest
In order to suppress gambling or
prosecute the offender It will take the
cooporntlon of the entire pollco force
nnd I expect each and every ono of
you to us o every Inwfnl means to carry
out this oiiler While on duty try your
very Iwst to rntabllsh I cane against
them nnd If you can get any Informa
tion that trill sttty the making out
of K complaint do 41 nnd have a war
rant Irsued for them
If Vriti do jour full dutj In this r
Knrd anil mnuc every effort possible I
will b Kl that Is required and If It
appears Hb Sl that you need help ut
nny time mil up the station and you
will be Klyen nunlstnnce
wi
L iVspoctfuIlr yours
Signed
SigedTIONAS B jmOVXlNO
Chief of Police
CARPENTERsuONION
PRESENTS ITS CASE
Ogdon Sept 12in a signed state
I ment Isued by I committee from the
I local carpenters union composed of T
I I lleeder I > Lansing J D I don r
L Wlniber nod 1 A Steers an explan
ation of the causes leading up to the
I cari ntera strIke on June 1 Is net
forth In order that the public may un
derstand their position rightfully and
Because they feel that the union has
MPII misrepresented And subjected to
unjun criticism The statement say
that as early HH Jai I 1910 the matter
of wages nan dlsciiiuied and that on
I March 10 a resolution was presented to
tlio contractors asking for an Increase
of 6 cents per day thus making thin
wages of u journeyman carpenter M50
per day The contractors rofusvd to
allow tho Increitso and hence the walk
111
nut on Juno 1 Since that date build
big has been noticeably very backward
md efforts have been mudo to have tho
differences between the contractors and
cArenlcrl amicably adjusted thus far
I without nvnil In the statement of the
union men they say that the mayor
hits naked them to arbitrate the matter
and provMng the contractors feel dis
posed to make certain concessions
Justment there Is every likelihood of nn early ad
Il Xglt smtlcJ
Ogden Sept 1Tho funeral of Wil
I lam S Lochhead who met nn untime
ly death lit an automobile nrcldcnt on
tho Hot SpringH road last Tuesday
0 held Sunday afternoon at the Fifth
waid chapel Bishop II I Jncolxt pre
siding The servlcM were largely at
tended and the floral offerings were
In great abundance A quartet com
I posed of Mrs ply Jones Mrir TIlllo
Poulter Hagbert Anderson and Orson
Qrlffln copulated beautiful music and
Rejections weio also rendered by Mr
Polly Jones ln TIlllo Poulter and
Mrs Mary Fancy The speakers were
William MIls President James W
WotheiBixjcn David Frame antI liny
Townsend Tho local members of the
U T < of which deceased was a mom
rxr attended In n body ns did tho
Scotch Cronies Interment was had In
thA city cemetery where tho grave wnu
dedicated by Archibald MtKarlanc
The funeral of Jacob Helloo was held
Sunday nt noon In the Fifth ward
chapel Elder Flvcictt Neutabomb pre
sitting The music was fiinilchcd by
I the Holland choir The speakers were
Herman Conker J IV F Volkcr IM
I trlarch Icons W Larkn nnd Bverott
Neutabomb The services wero well at
tend nnd tho floral emblems wero
numerous Interment was had In tho
city cemetery
IIOM IMlHOVnMISNT
Ogden Sept 1Whmen the many
delegates to the convention of the In
tcnnountaln Good ItondH assocIation
visit Olden from Sept 2 to 29 they
taut find every road In tho city and
many of the county driveways Includ
ing tho canyon boulovnrd and the
Not th Ogden road In IU exemplary
condition If tho plans ot tho Ogden
Automobile association nro carried Into
effect Tho slogan Hegln at homo
has had much weight with local auto
mobile owners nnd n petition will be
presented to tho city nnd county author
ities to use every possible effort to level
und cloin up all the streitn This will
help to enthuse all visiting delegated
and will b I decided benefit to tho
city especially as the Intermountain
fair will lie In progress nt that time
nnd all visitors will bo given nn oppor
tunity of seeing Ogden nt her best
oflUKN miners
llaptd progress Is being mtulc en tho
work ot bul llnl the now Mnrion hotel
on Lincoln avenue and Twentyfifth
street and within 10 days the contrac
tors expect to start laying brick The
inuRslve retaining nails which will be
of concrete will be completed by tlio
end of the week
A marriage license has been granted
to Joseph A Jardlno nnd Luella E
Preen both of L wl vlllc Ida by
ounty Clerk H O Dye
CARMAN BADLY MUTILATED
DIES FROM INJURIES
Whllo O 8 U switch engine C70
In charge of Foreman 0 Newey En
elncor Dale wna pulllnc I furniture
car from the Southern Pacific trade
No 71n Ogden freight yard at 455
pm Sui > I wniiain WardUw A
cannon who had been making repair
cm the car Rot on tho west side of
It In this position ho was caught by
I Union PaiMllc coal cr rlandlng on
Southern Palflc track No G and was
I iolle between tho two ears Tho
furniture car cut oft Wnrdlnwg rIght
arm broke hUi left arm end badly
bruised hU head
Tho unfortunate man was eivrrled at
once to the hospital In an ambulance
lunllllnoo
where every attention wag given hIm
but he died at tZf p in from hock
and lees of blood The railroad officials
are investigating
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PROVO
Tb News It delietad by carrier I
every ntxlit Hnnday excepted at n I
cent per month All pikymrnts and I
complaint regarding delivery should i
be mid to David Johnson agent I
for Daily SaturcUj and STOlUteX I
fur In
ly Ne w i Ind Plion 3T3A Ordtri I
taken for Church worki fleMdnee W I
South First Wot thirst I
Carrier aut > ld < of Academy Ave I
Ind IM A I
Cnrrlr woct aide of Academy Ave I
Ind lOtA
WILL ENTERTAIN
STATE FEDERATION
ClnllllllCM AniHiliitcil to Ircnnrc for
VMt of Wdineurt
Clnbi
Special Correspondence
Provo Hcpt 12lhc womeno club
of Proo are making active prepara
tions for the entertainment of the
State Federation of Womon8 clubs
which will bo hell hern Oct 12 13 and
1 Th following committees hao
hen appointed to arrange for the
event
General CommitteeMrs K K Corf
man Mrs A E Buckler Mm J W
Aulrd Mrs Frederick Cult Mrs Phil
lip Sixcliart Mrs Jacob Evens Mist
Georgia Callawuy
Kntertulnmeiit of Quests Mr II
11 Seurli Mrs Frank A Midraw Mri
S It Cullawny Mrs 1 D Houtz MlM
Kvtt Jones Miss Kate Taylor Mr
James Henrle Mrs D L Walllck Mrs
0 A Kerr Mrs W A Thumc Mn
J J Brim Mrs A M Tulmage Mtl
Cetestla Strong Mrs GeorrflH Taylbr
Mr Richard Bee It MISH Fny Ixjoic
HOIIHO Mrs A K Huckler JJlsH
Annie Newell Mrs FiWIerltk Chili
Train and Traiifpnrtatlon W
I Mitchell Mrs Jennie Cheevpr Slnl
David WcHtwnotl Mrs A N HoMsv
way Mrs Ida H Dus fnl M lsj
lona Knight Mrs Wllllnm M Roy
lance Mrs K A Thornhlll Mrs Ralph
Chnmbeilnln
Decoration Mrs J C Deal Mrs IV
C Houliun MIsH Lulu llortn
Miss Mnlvlne Glazier Mr er
JCoyct Sirs Lee Jlrnndenborger
Luncheon and Tlefreshments Urs
fam Schwab Mrs AJ Hughes Mrs
Jacob Kvnns Mrs B T Jones Miss
floMI Dunn Miss Mina Taylor Miss
Knte Taylor
Program Mrs A C LundMrM Phil
lip Aperkart Mrs TVederlck Cliff r
A K Hucklor MIss Annie Newell Miss
Winnie VflkInn Mrs E IS Corfmnn
Miss Fay Loose
Badges nnd Printing Aflss Ala T
lor Miss Florence Moore Miss Ruth
Mntlcy Mrs P L Ncwcombo 11n
JosIah Beck
Afternoon Reception Mrn Walter
Tertnens 1r George Havcrcnmp
Mrs n D Houtz Mrs D L Whlllck
Miss Opal Noon Miss Winnie WIlkins
Miss lone Knight Mrs Pain Hchwab
assisted by the general committee
ciiii3iirri IN AOVKIISITV
Provo Htpt lThe many friends
of John T Hallett who lost his eye
sight and hand and whoso hearing
was greatly affected through C giant I
powder explosion In Provo canyon In
SW will be pleased to know that Mr I
Hal t who now lives In Dallas Vyo
continues to remain cheerful and has
cultivated u commendable philosophy
Ut illllctlon contentment under his great physical
I lcUon
inmmY TRUSTEES
Provo Hopi 1Tho Provo Free I
> rary board of trustees has urgunlzcd
with the following officers President
F W Taylor vice president 8 P
ggcrtscn secretory and treasurer
Mrs 11 A Buckler The remaining
members of the board are S J Good
win Jacob Evans J W N Whltccot
ton Mrs T N Taylor J M Jensen
and L L Nunn with Mrs May 1art
ridge as librarian
CASH CONTINUED
Pmvo Sept 12 Henry Vincent
charged in Justice Noons court with
disposing of liquor contrary to tlio city
ordinance will enter his plea Wednes
day
BOYS IN t xmm
Proo Sept IA complaint from
1 Scliacf who Is In charge of a crew
ot construction on tho D H a bus
been received by the agent here and
referred to Probation Otncer U F
lopcr Mr Bchiicf complains that boys
steal rides on the coal trains and also
throw coal at his wrkmen line threat
ens to shoot the offenders unless they
discontinue these depredations
HT1I O JOHN AVIUGHT
Provo Kept 1ohn Wright son of
Mrs Ellen Wright of this city died nt
ark City from pnounionln Friday
light The remains wore brought to
roo and the burial took place hero
today services being held In the Bee
I end war meetinghouse Mr Wright
van 1 native of Scotland nnd came to
I Utah at an early age
VMOIITUNATH GIRL
Provo Sept 1Z Harriot Annie Phil
lips aged 17 daughter of r M C
Lnmastres was before Justice of the
Peace Noon Saturday on complaint of
her mother who charged her with In
corrlRlbllity for the purpose of having
her cent to the Industrial school Mrs
mARl rl and County Atty Jacob
Enl were present nt the hearing
Tho case went over till Wednesday
The girl Implicates several Individuals
NEWS NOTES
Dr T 1 Bcntty secretary of the
state board of health and Dr J S
Iyne secretarY of Utnh count lonrd
of health visited Olmsted Saturday to
I Inspect plans for tho sewage plant to b
constructed ut Olmsted
Cnrrl N Whitman recently re
turned from an extended trip to the
northwest left for Ithaca N Y yes
terday to attend Cornell university
Mayor W H Hay has returned to
Provo from a trip to Colorado and
wyomlnr He reports that many per
sons are making Inquiries about Utah
nnd Its posKlbllltlcti ns a fruit growing
section
Tlie hearing of henry Vincent
charged with unlawfully disposing of
liquor has been postponed to Wednes
day r NORTH OGDEN J
GREAT FRUIT CROP
Special Correspondence
North Ogden Sept 10 AVhllo this
season will no down In history ns 1
I
rainless summer the water supply ha
held up well and good crop have been
procured
Between 30 antI 40 cars of peaches
hlobcer r h ppc In JItom mar
and hundreds of ton have
kate nl hUlelrdl hlvn pone
to the local canning factories This will
be followed by 1 very heavy tomato
crop n fair beet crop aggregating per
haps 100 car bids and f heavy grape
crop
crronJW p
nKIJWATKS SPIXIAL TItS
KtntcDcmocmtlc convention Provo
Sept 1Mb Leaver Salt Luke at 830
n m via TUB SALT LAKE TIOUTB
TUB OFFICIAL UOlTn returning
leaves Prove nt 1010 p m 110 the
round trip t
o
I
WHY
Use stale coffee when
your grocer will supply
you with HEWLETTS
FRESH ROASTED
STEEL CUT
LUNETA
COFFEE
at 30c per pound
Ask for i Today
I ST GEORGE 1
DIXIE FRUIT FESTIVAL
WAS BRILLIANT SUCCESS
Special respondent P
Ht Ooonre ept tThe Dixie fruit
revival his como nnd grmcthe music
Ihl flowers the oratory th > grove brll
Ilnnt with numerous elcclilr URDU antI
iist but not toant th tables loaded
with tlin jpcerlefs Dlxlo fruits tire now
btlt nmemory This great lessons of
nfljftry rncrfty mtmmtI integrity tmight
by the live of the pioneers and nni
jihnMzed in tho eloquent addesien ot
Hon Thomas Judd Prof J I Paul
lrrtf H H Drltatt mid Ui K D Bali
Would fInd lodjrmcnt In the mind and
hearts or all The committees having
tht ntTatr In charsc liSt the table
bra tlfutly decorated 1llh bunt I nut
llntrn 11 flowers and piled hlsl1 with
ffrljjts or many varieties and delirious
I injfHrteH flue city had provided elet
irk lIghts for the occasion The St
OofirgfiSirT bund die nursetl HIt
mityli Orcnt thronffs of people liitd
fratlicved in yie tntxrunUc grove at K
lOcMck Tun the hour not for the tea
tlwif Jt as 1 beautiful picture that
SlfcUd the sight nt tin hour In the
ccrltrr wapfc grand ntnml nn which was
u batititm display of fruits front thin
valley At this table were seated tho
SllJcr hand the speakers and the
1111 of honor Around thin were IIIIIK
tnblei loaded with ddlilous fruits
After tho KpeechCH musk and icclta
tlons the people Aoro United to help
thonmehes to the fruit nnd melon
which were spread In tempting display
upon the It lilts
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
St Oeonje Sept ilbumntlay school
convention Is being hold today In the
Woodward school building William n
Owen IIoivMrd K PrlfR 1 T Porter
mid J H Paul are hero OH representa
tives of tho general board
TEACHEIIS1 INSTITUTE
St George Sept 7Time county lunch
ers Institute convened In the Wood
ward cool building this inorulnB 1rof
Howard I trlgg of time University ot
Utah was the principal siMkor nt the
morning session trcutttiir on language
Prof J B Paul of tho L ot U Is tho
sneaker thin afternoon treating on na
lure iitudy and scleneo In the hools
St George rept eCut cull
teachcrM institute continues its Hattdons
today under the direction of County
Supt Wo O Nlsson
Prof J J Paul ot tho U of U and
Dr 1 U Ball director of the Utah
experiment station were the speaker
at Uu morning session Dr Hal and
I > roC 1 H Drlnrs occupied tho after
noon Tho subjects dlBOUBBcd wore
Nature Study lUnrs and insect
and Lttnguapx An Interesting fee
lure of tho Institute WILH time Held ex
cursion In which Prof Paul and Dr
Ball assisted the local teachers to class
Ify pluntH und Insects which had boon
dlttlcult to classify In this region
Plants and Insects which may profita
bly bo studied in tha schools wore
pointed out IUd suggestion mudo os
to low to treat thor
The sports continue to attract Inigo
imtrbora today 1 baseball game IB be
InK plajcd < tills afternoon botwcen Bt
George nnd Hurrlcajio and L Vcrgln
tram wits the winner
The Bt George 11 wlller
Time exhibit this aftonioon at the tab
crnaclo grounds wn 1 magnificent din
play of fruits melons and other prod
ucbi The fruit festival will follow
UilB evening nt S oclock Tho fruit
comes from aJI part of thin county L < i
Is srMdal display
Vcrklu making I sc dllla
Tomorrow there will bo a Sunday
nchiKl con ntloll and Saturday nnd
Sunday will be hold the stake cjuartnriy
A heavy ctorm at the h uul of the
Cottonwood canal last Saturday put
the electric powir plant and the water
Kystom tnniporarlly out of cntnml lon
Tho tlnmnjto hM len repaired anti the
water U again In tho canaL
nDDiva HKILS
St George Sept 7On Monday last
a wedding nt the residence of John S
Woodbury B pioneer of Utah and sf
Dixie The cccHlon vas the marrlnico
of Mr Woodburyn youngest dau hlt > i
Camilla to Mr John A Judd of L
Verkln Tho urootn Is a POI of Hon
Thomas Judd of tho Ktuto board or
horticulture
On Tuesday Mr William 11 Wood
bury a son of County Clerk John T
Woodbury was married to Mills Vrnln
Hulllvun a rtauKhter of William D Sul
livan of Leeds nah The marriage
took place In the tcmplo at St George
but the weddIng reception mm hold at
the home of the brldi paronU at
leI Many relatives from at Geonco
accompanied the happy couplo to Leeds
antI attended tho wedding reception
there
The county clerk yesterday 18 ned
marriage llc < eii tp William FH Hutrli
Injss of St Thomas and MM Emma
Whltehead of Lund Nevada also tl
William Hakr ef St Oeorgo and Miss
Ethel Petty ff llockvllle Utah
DISTIUCT COURT
St George Sept 7Tho district
court lrll sessIon hero yejtordny
and today Tho calendar of civil and
prohnto caeen Is a light ono There an >
no criminal ewes to bo tried at thin
term A few boys will be brought b <
fore the Juienlla court
RECENT Ams1
COOliV MMITIN HAMMOND
The death of Murtln Hammond Cooley
another stalwart veteran took place
nt hiM home In North Ogden Utnh on
Hart 5 1910 He was the iton of Anron
Cooley and llhoda Hammond and
was born at South Port New York
Juno 7 184 whoro he grew to man
hood nnd was married to Catharine
rllzaboth Sanford A number of children
dren were born to them und much
valuable property wn acquired On
Feb 7 1E61 he was baptised Into tho
Church of Jesus Christ of Lattcrday
Ralnts by hester Campbell and con
firmed by llcnsjah Campbell Ho teaS
of good senIce to the Cliuroli with
niirrohtiilinn In nuittniK
his pleasant urrii11J nmkint
tho traveling elders In
n home for trelnl Icera
1 hOln end his wife emigrated to
Utah and nfcr H whle returned to
his home In New York where Ills wife
died Relit U 1S96 Ho disposed of his
holdings and returned to North Ogden
where he resided to the Line of his
death he hrld the orlce of a hlRh
prlrst ham been ordained July 1
1DO by Tho I Evans
Tho funeral WOA held Sept 7 and
wnn largely attended by relatives and
friends the speakers bcnrlnp testi
mony to his life of devotion to prlncl
jle of true inUstlty
LOGAN
Th tow li DIN by Carrier
1 LOKan Every Night Carrler
CelitOdi at 71 tents Per month AH
payment and complaints rvtmrdlni
delivery should b < r inndn rlr1lf
Blntr Ancnt for I > aJly t1 uror
And neiilWfUy Now us 11
FliM North Street Phone S09H
flail Ofriro rltU Garden Company
Ital Esial und loan I1J North
Intl tnln Street 1boiwi VI Dull and VA
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REPUBLICAN P I ARES
GALLED FOR SEPT 21
Contitv < uhuttli t lots Will lie Ill In
lo nii Oct I ali IIiiI Ulllhc
JOI 11l10
Bpeelal Cor r pondeiice
Logan Sept 10The county oommlt
tii of the It 1 > ubIUan party met here
tills afteinixm and fixed the datnn fur
ildlng the conventions this year or
ruthttr for holding the convention fend
piimnrlex They decided not to hold
n iiventlon for the purpose of elect
Ing delegates to tho state convention
but to elect thorn dlrttot from the pil
njnrloo vhlcji ale otijlod for Sept 21
The apportionment of delfgnte iiudn If
us follow Avon and Pxradhte I
hanson Clarkston Cove and Mountain
Home College areonvlllo and Ilydo
Park 1 ouch Ityrum 8 lro Idinci 2
Pclerboro ami MentIon I Nawtm md
CucliH Junutlon 1 Uellivllle Stud t
Sterling 3 lllchmond 3 SmlttHIHil I
Trenton 1 Mlll1lle 1 Wlioelor 1 LI
gum 14
The county cotivcntkin which w ill
ulatut In time fluid I full county tli krt
will convene in this city on Oct J I
vtlll bo the Urgent concntlon In th
history of the party the apiwitlonnunt
being one delegate for inch 20 olo
cast for Oiinsrensman Howell rims will
give n iNmvi iitinn of appiuxlmutuly I
poisons lrinma rica for this convention
arc to be held I Sept JS The com
mittee meetIng wan well att ndoJ
TEMPERANCE MOVEMErn
GAINING GROUND
Ixignn Sept 10Time general temper
onco committee apiiolntod for Cache
county last yeas hold a meeting In Nla
loy hall this afternoon and lnltod time
authorities of tho parents cat move
ment to attend the gathering Time In
vltntlon was accepted nnd a very In
teresting meeting wax hold 01 which ar
ran omontK view made for tho two 01
junzatlons to work together In furthor
trig tho came of temperance State
wide prohibition first and If that IB lin
poMlble thon locJil option will be their
aim Thxro will b no mixing In poll
tlcH that N llcpubllcan meinbcrK uf
tho committee will not nttompt to In
torforo In the affairs of time Democrats
nor vlco verse but each member of tho
committee will a ff 11 Into with hlw own
party anti endeavor to have nono hut
temperance men placed on tha ticket
petor W Mnughan John A k
In and HIUHUMI I Mltton will BIt HH
tho Hcipubllran committee ot the or
ganisation nnd Loulft Ciirdnn und D
< Jonson tutu the Demnrratlc commltK
I In possible that George W Hkldmoro
will be added to tho Democratic com
mittee
On the prohibition side of the fence
tho genenil committee < > f the county
consisting of 13 members wax 110
reascd In size by lie addition of the
following F Taylor of the Hem9 n
Ptako Hamuel Oldhain of the Hyrum
stake nnd J Z Htrwiirt of the Caoho
elnke President Alma Merrill of thus
Ilonson tttukc und Judge C I Hart of
this city From the pornonm1 of time
committee named totlay the orgnnlzi
haul will be on of the ntrongeot nfr
I ited here and It will wield a potent
Influenre In local lx Htlos which makes
I ceitnln that Cncho county will do
clare for Rome sort of tempvrunco log
elation
Islatlon in time conil1 I
DEMOCRATS FAVOR
STATEWIDE PROHIBITION
Logan Sept 10This evening thin
DomocratH of this city held n mitts
primary for time purpow of elocllng
delegates to the itnlo ootnmtkin and
in moult of the ptxolnctit of time county
theme were similar gtUhoilngs In LJ
gan 13 ilolcvfuttM were olected and they
woro Instructed to work and vote for C
plank In Ihl state platform pledging
the party to enact If nuecec ful ut the
poll n tutewld prohibition Inw Tin
nticnaanco nt the primary wns very
small A K Crnnney was clmlrtuan
nf tho meeting and John II Hunkliirwrt
steiotury The delegates cho cm and
tholr altrrnateB are
First DlstI1cl P GriffIn I C
r Chal
Second George W HUldmore Anthon
Amlbrson
Third Chin Ifw England 1 J olIn
Fourth Ixiula S Caidon William
Lctns
FlfthTFrank AV 0 Thfttchor A B
Crunhoy
Sixth Abraham Jnrgencn William
1 Andrown
Kovonth In Mattle H lliumiri Mr
Hannah Jacobsen
IhlhOkC Njdfon llynim Haybsl
sbal Nlnth ChailM 1 lat FI J o
Tenth John T lilac Jr Mrs John
T Cmlne Jr
Delegates nt large H 0 Haytnll
JoMph it Cordon nnd William Bd
wards Altornatrs Mlri Nora Kllnxon
A Cl n rber and Frej o Pmlth
Sev > ral members were ntuned for the
positIon if city chairman but docllnnd
and the mutter went oti until the
County ixmventlon
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RICHFIELD I
STATE HIGHWAY WORK
BEGUN IN SEVIER COUNTY
Special fcirrespondence i
Itlehflold Sept 9At time meeting of
the county commliKloner this week It
was decided to contInence work on the
state highway In this county com
mencing nt Sauna In the north end
of tho county The S20O due from time
stuto with JlOOO from the county will
bo expended under tho Huporvlnlon of
Road Commissioner Tuft In the 00
near future antI will hn card ns far
south ostho ulll It Is
na money wi iwrinlL I
thought that I fairly good highway
can lx > constructed on the proposed
route from Saline tn C short distance
south of Auroin Shout seven or eight
miles
Iles
Time commissioners also appropilated
> 500 to assist In the repair of the Sa
Una canyon rood This amount to
gether with oilier contributions aggre
gate about EQt to be spent In lImo
ofinywi htcli will put the mul In fair5
ly good condition again
Road Commissioner Tuft was author
Irtxl tomake a change In the roid north
of Klfhneld He will place It on time
state canal bank and do nway with
atviut three mllen of rocky road across
whet I known as Willow Crook Ixncli
Commissioners J K lleppler nnd 13
W Crane Road Commissioner Harm
Tuft and County Surveyor Anderson
Were appointed 1 delegates to attend
the Good Roads convection tobo hell
ut Ogden on Sept S3
K 13 Hoffman and H 1 LlHonbeo
appeared before the board In behalf of
tho Sauna ElectrIc Light company nnd
nuked for the grant of K framhlao to
construct electric light wires from Ha
lIne to Redmond on the north and on
through the county south Action was
deferred until next meeting pending
Investigation by the county attorney
Tile bids for furnishing bridge lumber
for tho county were opened nnd consid
ered and the contract awarded to M L
Iturr of Hurrvlllo at 7 cents per linear
foot
fol
Benny Benson and N P Nielsen 1
dll lIt will receive 1 monthly allow
ance
lowed Hills amounting to 6391C were al
n
uiVtbit COUNTY IAllt
nialidoUl Sept 9Tho Hovlcr county 11 i
full will open on WediiftsdivVr of next tj
scoek antI promlHiH to b hd banner
fair up to date Tho unllnlxlied work
of last year taut heel uomploted and u
IPllee olle
the gniundi nnd other eccominodatloiiH
are In excellent hape On tha opening
day there will b n pantdo o all the I
prizewinning animal On that
day ill children undor 11 yoflrii of ngo
will 0 admitted fro of cliargc
HI1MOCItVnO CONVENTION
lll hrteld Hopt 9Time nontbomtli
county rommltteo mimmt thiS nook In
Rlihfluld nnd decided lolwlel Ii
IIhOol 011 del to tha coun
ty convention on Saturday Oat 1 Tlio
rePresentation was Iniwd on < mo 11el
gate fur fOI 6 voted east for Knight
for governor The selection nf dole It
gates to the elate ronvtntlon was left
to each prwclnct
WAUIl HI5UMON
JtklitlHd Sept 9 > Tlio bluhoprlu nnd fl
ward ofiiosr of the First n mot 1 2
In an itnnual social gathering this tvcck
before stuitlnc Ihlr winter work an r
ward official 1 VncnnoloM In the
ward wer nu d nntitbuumsel und ad
monition were glen by tlyj hl hopniid
cmmncloiti titter which letltjntful
his CI n 110 11 cUnlul
refrenliuientB < r s ne < l nt tho ex I 1
llnll tif the bishopric and their wives
AVIJDDINO iiicii rioN
niclllleld Sept 9Mr and M ty 1 C
Peterson of huts city gave a reception
recently In honor of Kve irtArrlNiro of
their son HraitttiM til Mitts Nollln
taker of Animb ln A bfniuot waa 414
served at the home
IlOXISKU HOXOHKI
Richflcld Sept 9 Ootllob Bncc an 4j
111 pioneer of Hlclilold olebrate his
nevontltth blithdny on Tuojidity of tills P1
week Die children Invaded tie homo 4J
nllh plunlc and tlowere and preoontrd
their father with I beautiful gold watch
In honor nf the event Tho following q
day tl gntndchlldren assemblod anti 4
honoro grundpa with their presence
and all hal a delightful time s
I FAIRVIEW 1 j I
I
WILL ENLARGE RESERVOIR
ui
I Sped I Coruspondenew I
KHlrlen It liAlto a cunCnrl I
with nffUlulM o f time Prlie ltltr IDI 1 I
In Salt Lake
and irrigation eumpuiiy 61
N P Ihrtitensen anivjuiicos that men
and team will be put tn work un hum J
Mnmniotb reservoir to raise time dam 12
fiet Tills will double the prevent stor I
age capacity of the ifrvolr I t I
OlliNINC 01 SCHOOLS I I
Talrvhw Hept 11 During tM summer r
t niHtlon time noliiK bottrd hal Imd the r
waterworks Inntalled In the MchOolhouie i
ami other lrflpiovem nts made
lime public ubouls open Moulny alit I
tuhlc Qlt loJhl
15 with the following tvathcm heLter f
ONen supervisor Wm ciirUtlMiwn It I 1
Wnrren A Dnidv Kll Day Jr 15 A t
ln Miss Watson of City
101 Sr UI Spring I
Hannah hansen Alice Anderson and it > t I
Mathilda Anderson J
Jii
sfuriv otiiMimi > l
Fulrvluw Ktpt 1ITiue rullroml encl 4
gears nrklnc In tlits vicinity lute tom J
plated the survey In South KmipKeh calm j I
> on 1 II undemtooil u 3 per coat grade
down the on
wax obtained CtttlOfl
181on
W1 otlIUI1 I i 1 I
1 I
SSO ATION Atl I VITI IIS I
Fllvle Sept ti Tim Y L M I A t 11
gave a dunrn Friday night nnd Satur fiJ 1
day tiusy liail Aiiron Day when u HIM ii 11
dlfptay of nrc < llcwoik contrlbuti by 1 1
the member and friend of this nsftnela Fft p
lion WAs old Luitchvii and Ic < stIlt rt I
arrvrd They iifttKl Mlxnit 175 t I
was etI lll 11 SI1 1 I
which goes tn the meutlnKhutise fend f 11
I 1
rAIRVIUW NOTKS t I i
Iiilrle pl 1On TiUfmlny Sept 1
6 Mr And Mrs Klineon llrailv wile call i I
ed upon to monni the dentil nf their si 1 U
14 The It dcmili I t
Ijixwrenro BKII aus Ir 11111 I
nas rhnKrn Infiintum Th fI tiP rm I was
held Thtirsdnv In In I n H meetlntr i I
house where Hltintr trlhuti were patti 1 1
Il iho memorv of Hie daeasrd i
peter Sundwill Jr nnil funillv 1ian I
bei Iailno with friends snd relatives i t
her Mr Hundwall Is employed In the 1
bank of McCornlrk Co Salt Luke f i I
thu
SchrammJohnson Drugs
The Never Substitutors jJ
Valrr witrr et erst here el
IIr l
You liu ut prolmhl notUiil frc mien I nrlllc In tho > IIMTI nbout I lie n Hlur cOllllol rlIIIIIIIIIIIR tliuL
mid Mirliiim olhcr tiling j
you boll ho untcr and lIrlll Ihil
01 Wn hao ni lncMii lo wilutlmi for till iiir llon let u ut 111 you fur jour tnblo un In Ilio llxt fete i
inontlH Mime Appolllniirl White block Hclhr iln nr Still Hock Untor TliCM untrrj lire ecrnifno anil clipin tt u
Ifiilly pun
Iliillitl Mntrr by limo 11m13 rontnlnx nil tl grrnn that ordinary city stutter mInes Seine iloctori Niy n ileiitl I t1I
Kcrm In jour stonuich uluss Jut n nnuli i mum rmlm us a Ih o ont J
W 0 ilelhir 11113 nf tiIto mtmuIcrt In anj iiuiintlty btlll lt ck com > i only In Imlf gallons 4i f
Weve built
up an
iJNN1Th immense
II11 coffee trade
here
I Il1I
1 Uoth at our fountains nnd in
k r domestic trade Weve Just
k added a now ono which Is I
lowerpriced coffeo than
weve carried before Its
worth our while to try It
I Put up In pound packages
IWIA4 The
Pound h3C
Tall weather brings oji tho glove
prohlom again AVo are still hand A
ling at our No 4 store tho famous
Mark Crow glove Our first fall Im
portation has just arrived They are
of course mndol of glove style In c
cut anti color
The Pair 150 I
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It WtttS
When the nchool children started i1 t 1 Imh
the demand for foun t
to work again dcmlnd
91
tain PUTH took a jump Our lIne nf
pens Is very complete and Includes
of course the celebrated Parker
Lucltf urvt fountain pen
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Cooler wunthcr brings us to thc tandy season t I
once more t
We nro receiving weekly Mhlpmcntrf from Qutli I
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Johnston Huylor Park and Tllford Allogrrttl anti I A
L iv ney tOur
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Our cnnily ntcclnl thU tt cck nt hliuv Iniiil I
It oKdMiuu cluHolntci 2 Ct A 1
flirt iMiintil 0 e
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III SPECIAL CUT DRUG PRICES II J11
>
bulls Ciuikrr Cure SI
Nest hirtis H rlllhl iII 110 0 30c
Ncubron Herpkldc SI00ilio toe
t tk
IM rrcii IVIIrtH
nnwrI tnfl tire 81c
Stgt SOt > UW
la SiOO Ill
IVrry ImttIt lull 1lrr Se silo iIo
IVrry Dn U Pall 111r 110 llO IKo
5 rump of ligt 3It
Pniiifllnp wick use tn
Kiircku roil iie Ill ilkt 1
tatlii Skin Cnnni 2p nUr Ille
Satin Skin Cnanii 51H size Ilu
t
PucKirt Tnr Soap I no i
JnuoV Tixttli Iiulcr 1 ll
Vlllnnit Tiil < iMn Ititiitrr 0 Ir
MrinunN Talcum mullr 0 1W t l
Oileati Tnhiini Powder tc 1 ffZ
CIllt > M Tixitli Panic 0 2e 11
Satin Skin Pouilcr 2V lie 0 tllI W
ScluammJohnson Drugs I fj
The NeverSufostitutors Five 5 Good Stores iOi
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