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6 THE STANDARD OGDEN UTAH MONDAY JULY 26 1909
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July Sale
Prices
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Fino quality muslin gowns
AC and Aobrdidory tint
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150 values 125
5250 chemise gowns of flno
nainsook lace and embroid I
ery trimmed July sale176
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Ladles Tailor Mado Suits of
pure linen sizes 34 3G and I
38 1500 values 750
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Fine white batiste waists Taco I
and embroidery trimmed
250 values 195 I
THE M M WYKES CO I
2335 Wachlngton Ave
RANDOM
REf RENCES
Cant Elope
Can Elope
Where did they go
When will they go
How will they go
Rock Springs Kemmerer Castli
Gate Anthracite and Coke M L
Jones Coal Co
Big Contract Landed The Uta
Construction company of this city has
just landed another good contract for
road building on the Gould system this
week W H Wattis of the construe
tlon company is just home from Den
ver whore ho went to figure on the I
contract for double traeking the Rio I
Grande from Castle Gato to Holper a
distance of five or six miles This I
doubletracking Is part of the con I
pangs scheme Improving the entir
road between Denver and Salt Lake
City by the time the Western Pacific
Is ready to open for business
Best jolly glasseslike drlnklnj
tumblers with smooth tOJlon sale at
Wrights Basement
How Is It possible to tell whether
the meats are U S Inspected Simply
watch for the blue stamp on eaoh piece
of meatU S Inspected and Pass
ed
Union Meeting HoldThere was a
union meeting of the teachers and
officers of the Sunday schools of the
Ogden stake at the Fourth ward meet I
Ing house yesterday Supeilntenden I
Leslie S Hodgson presided Wlllian
A Morton of Salt Lake City dellveroc
an address and President Thomas B
Evans gave special Instructions to the
local superintendents
Kodak FlnishingTrlpp Studlo340 25th
LRock Springs Castle Gato
and Clear Creek Gillette Coal Co I
153 West 27th St Phones 1071
The successful Farmer will market
his hogs ahead of his neighbor and
receive the benefit of tho high price
New Is the time to bring them In Og
don Packing Provision Co
Manson Goes EastGenoral Sup
erintendent J M Davis and Division
Superintendent E C Manson left last
night in the formers private car for
Omaha en route to St Paul for a
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conference with western railroad of
ficlals They will be absent a week
or ton days
The reason other people dont mal
as good putter and Cheese as B G
Is because thor cant
THE COAL2001 pounds to the
ton Shurtliff t Co Phones 18 Omce
318 Eccles Bldg
Checking Up MatcrlaL B Por
ter Resident Engineer Fitzgerald D
J Malone and D L Fries are In
sporting local railroad property of
ob
every description and checking up
solote and surplus material of oVen
character found in the various local
departments of the Harriman systen
BUSTER the handsome little pon
given by Wrights Clothing Store was
won by Joseph Mabe of Clearfleld
White House Cook Books 95c at I
Wrights
From Georgia Central Presldei
J T Hanson of the Georgia Ccntrs
railroad Is en route over the Harrima
system In his private car and is ac
companied by the members of bls
family
No Danger From Diseased Meats If I
They
you buy U S Inspected Meats
are just as cheap and they are guar
anteed by the U S government to be
free from disease
Advertisers must nave their copy for
the Evening Standard the evening be
fore the day on which tho advertise
ment lg to appear In order to Insure
publication
Expected Wednesday Vice Pros
dent Charles Hamilton of the Texa
Central railroad will arrive from the
south In his private car Wednesda
and after a brief Inspection of Og
den as a railroad center will continu
east over the Southern Pacific
Fresh fruit delivered from Rlttor
Farm Rlverdale Ind Tel 36251 All
fruits In season Try us
This Is a fast age everything gocs
fast especially Lewis Good Coa
Phones 119
Party from the Yellowstone P
Beebe and a party of sixteen caster
capitalists and their wives will ar
rive from tho Yellowstone Park Sun
lay morning and after a short la
ver at Ogden will continue east ore
he Rio Grande system
The best carriage service at Allen
for private calls funerals or opera
Also prompt baggage delivery Both
phones 22 412 25th street
On a Visit In Colorado < Miss Gel
ildlne DeMotte left this afternoon to
t months visit in Colorado aftc
which she will spend the winter in Oklahoma
ahoma City Okla
COAL celebrated Peacock Roc
Springs nut tho summer coal Job
Farr Phone 27
Sir John Writes The judge of the
police court received a post card thl
I morning mailed at Pocatello and It
vas from no other person than his
I oval highness Sir John William Hen
I y Clifton Greetings from the late
trisoner in the county jail were e >
plessedon the card The judge mld
he thought Sir John was most consid
erate more soi In fact than any prls
ner he had come in contact with for
man moons
Reopening Tuesday July 27 Pan
ones Home Cooking Restaurant 24G
Wall opposite Union Station
Fractured His ArmThe little son
of Mr and Mrs Louis Griffin livIng
al 235 Twentythird street fell from
a hay rack and fractured his am
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hove the elbow Dr Powers and Dr
Jalter were called and reduced thi
racture The little fellow is doing
well
That Good Coal2000 pounds to
a ton Rock Springs Clear Creek and
Castle Gate Bamberger Ogden Coa
Co 3121 Washington avenue Boll
phones 2000
POLICE HAVE ANOTHER
MYSTERY TO SOLVE
New York July 2GStllI another
njBtcrious crime was given to the
polIce to solve early today when Gin
Icplno an Italian pressman wa
I ound unconscious in Broome street
I with three stab wounds In his body
Apparently each wound was made with
a different knife
A short time before Gepino wns
found he was talking with three oth
r men At the hospital It was sale
hat he would probably die without
regaining consciousness
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o NOW AT NAIROBI C
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o July 2GColonel Roosevelt and C
o his son Kermit have accepted a C
o number of dinner engagements C
o in their honor for the next ten C
I 0 days On July 20 Mr Roose C
o velt and Kermit will dine with C
o the Stewards of the East Afrl i
o can Turf Club C
o Kermit has secured several C
o months in the races to be run C
o hero on Thursday and Satur C
o day C
o The Roosevelt party will C
o leave Nairobi August 5 for C
o Nalvasha a stop being made C
o at Kljahe 14 miles northwest C
o of this town where Mr Roose f
I 0 volt will lay the foundation t
o rtone of a new building to he C
o erected by the African Inland C
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VANT ADS BRING BIG RESULT
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1 Hundreds 01 buyers again today at
Wrights Summer Sale
prudent shoppers are hurrying to take advantage of the Summer Sale
I it is only once in a season that such a sale occurswhen the price of every item
Li in this magnificent stock is cheaper
o surely no prudent man or woman will think of shopping elewhere while o
this sale continues
all of your wantsDry Goods Notions Shoes Readytoweargoods Gloves Jewelry Drug Sun
dries t Rugs Curtains Trunks Valises China Dishes Pots and Pans
Everything we sell including the Mens Store can be bought at a
saving of 14 to 120
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INCREASE IN
PULLMAN
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ANT POSITION
Greater Number of Pullman People
Are Now Located In Ogden
Many Cars Supplied Here
Since the establishment of the Og
den district of the Pullman c < r sys
tern a few months ago and the perma
nent location in this city of District
Agent J M Kimmel the number of
local employes of the Pullman com
pany has been largely Increased and
all conductors and crews report di
rectly to Mr Klmofel
The new district covers the Harri
man lines from Rawllnt to Sparks and
from Ogden to Grand Junction over
the Rio Grande system while all Pull
man cars and service pn the Oregon
Short Line arc subject to inspection
by District Agent Kimmel
From 60 to 75 Pullnlan cars arrive
and leave Ogden on the various pas >
senger trains centering In this city
every twentyfour hours and while
these are all subject to inspection by
the district agent the crews of each
also report to that official for orders
and instructions
Aside from District Agent Kirnmel
there are three local Pullman ticket
agents one storekeeper seamstress n
foreman and five Pullman car clean
ers permanently located hero while
from twelve to fifteen Pullman car
conductors and crews swing In and
out of the city on extra assignments
as occasion requires
The Pullman payroll In Ogden is a
nice lime factor In tho business world
of the city each month and is increas
ing each year with the growth and
Increase of service on the various
roads converging at this natural rail
road center
BODIES OF BOYS ARE NOT
RECOVERED FROM EAST RIVER
New York July 26Although the
East river was watched all night none
of the bodies of the throe Italian
children drowned from a rowboat
was found The victims were Victor
Barero 15 years old Antonio Dan
gelo 17 years old and Edward Don
dorlo 17 With thrc other boys
they were out in a small row boat
and when In the vicinity of the treach
brons currents of Hell Gate their
craft capsized and they were plung
ed Into the river
Three of thQ lads wore rescued by
the crews of several vessels which
had been attracted by the screams of
I women on shore Among those wom
en wore the mothers of two of the
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boys who wero drowned
MILLIONS OF WHITE MOTHS
BESIEGE NEW YORK CITY
New York July 26A siege of New
York City by countless millions of lit
tle white moths continued until day
light today The visitation which was
on the anniversary of a similar event
last year was particularly annoying
r to tho patrons of the hotels restau
I rants and theaters where tho moths
I were attracted In clouds the bright
lights Electric light signs wore dim
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med by them and they wore thick
enough to obscure tho light from
street lamps Stree car wheels
crushed them until It was necessarv
to operato the cars by a liberal use
of sand
VAUDEVILLE
DOUSE IN
OGDEN
NEW CIRCUIT SAID TO HAVE OB
TAINED FOOTHOLD
William Morris Has Established Him
self In Twentyfive Cities in the
West Including Ogden
William Morris has at last complet
ed his American chain of theater
from coast to coast
Before many weeks the banner of
I Independent vaudeville will be flying
In no less than twentyfive cities ol
the west
This vast western circuit will be
operated from San Francisco by the
William Morris company Its execu
tive headquarters will he the Valen I
cia theater The completion of the
plans of the WJHIam Morris company
reveals one of the biggest vaudeville
I organizations in the world William
Morris Is president Walter H Seeloj
of San Francisco vice president and
general manager of the company
Speaking of the combination Mr
Seeley said tl regard this as the
most stupendous Llheatrlcal venture of
modern times It marks the advent
of Independent vaudeville Into the
best territory In tho country for good
shows This now corporation will con
trol between twenty and thirty thea
ters In the principal cities of the west
I including San Francisco Omaha Salt
Lake Sacramento Denver Portland
Seattle Ogden Los Angeles Oakland
I Tacoma Butte Helena Spokane and
I Vancouver B C This important clr
cult will ibe operated from San Fran
I Cisco with headquarters In the Valen
cia theater San Francisco and in
fact the entire great west is eager
for good vaudeville such as Mr Mor
ris is famous for purveying I shall
go west Inn day or so
MRS F P ANGEL BURNED
TO DEATH IN IDAHO
The following from the Rupert Ida
ho PioneerRecord refers to the sac
death of a former resident of Ogden
A telegraph message received by
her parents In Rupert Wednesday
morning announced the terrible Intel
lIgence that Mrs F P Angel nee Miss
Ruby Shilling had been most serious
ly burned at their summer camp on the
I government reclamation works near
Caldwell by the explosion of an alco
hol stove and later in the day a subsequent
I
sequent message announced that the
lady could not live and requesting the
presence of those of her family who
could possibly come to her Her father
W N Shilling and her brother and
sister Nute and Lucllc departed on
I the early afternon train This morn
Ing another message received this ono
by the K Ps merely conveyed word
that the body would arrive on tomor
rows train
This Is not only a terrible shock to
her aged parents and other relatives
but to this entire community Ruby
an she was familiarly and lovingly ad
dressed by almost every one who knew
I her was the daughter of Mr and Mrs
W N Shilling of this place and from
the earliest settlement of this project
until her marriage to Mr F P Angel
a little more than a year ago lived
here with her parents and so sweet
was her disposition and so kindly her
manner that among all who knew her
not one Is there who did not dearly
love her
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So by taking advantage of our July Clearance Sale you really earn 25c to 50c on every dollars worth of clothing purchase
from WatsonTanner
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fIREWORKS I
DREW A
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PEOPLE ALL OVER THE CITYWT
NESSED THE DISPLAY
Even the Viaduct on Twcntyfourl
Street Was Used as a Vantage
PointPeople Pleased
The fireworks program was success
fully pulled off at the Fair grounds on
Saturday evening Both grandstand
wore well filled and people stood
around the fences The display of
fireworks seemed to please every one
Those who had witnessed anythin
Ogden has had in the past did not
hesitate to say It was tho grande
display ever fired otT in Ogden Som
of the best pieces that had becom
damp at the various times did not per
form brilliantly as they would hay
done had they not been caught In the
rain The sky rockets dragons nest
and tho storming of Niagara and oth
er events wore heartily applauded b
the audience
Instead of two thousand people vli
Itlng the fireworks there should hay
been ten thousand Over one thous
and people stood on the viaduct to
witness the fireworks It is said over
five thousand people were along tho
fences on the north south east an
west lino of the fireworks standing In
their vehicles looking over the fence
This was unfair to the Fair associ
Lion The members of the Fair ass
elation are trying to build up a Fall
ground that will be a drawing card for
Ogden The people should not hes
Itate to give their proper suppor
The fireworks program was well wort
a dollar of any mans money and the
charge of 25 cents should not hay
caused the people to refuse that smal
I sum of money simply because they
could climb to some height and see
the display for nothing
A large display of fireworks have
been ordered for tho Fair and ar
rangements will be made to clear the
viaduct and the streets around the
Fair grounds durln the fireworks dh
play at the fall fair
Tho people have been accustomei
to delays In Ogden and several thou
sand people got the Impression the
fireworks would not start until 9
oclock but thoy started promptly at
S oclock and the show was all eve
at 9 oclock Tho only complain
heard was that the sky rockets were
fired off a little too fast It seem
that the fireworks struck a luck
night on the 2Uh as it rained the
evening before and the opening after
NATIONAL IRRIGATION CONGRESS
SPOKANE WASH AUG 914
Round trip from Ogden 3000 Tick
ets on sale August 5 6 and 7 return
limit September 3rd See any O S
L agent for further particulars
I BIRTHS 1
A daughter was horn to Mr and
Mrs Quayle Cannon Thursday Jul
2nd
I DIED I
Murray Guernsey sixty years ol
age died of rheumatism at his real
lence on Ballantyno avenue yesterday
Homing at 11 oclock Mr Guernsey
lad been III but two weeks but became
came rapidly worse during the past
I ew days He had been a resident of
gden for the past five years and was
imployed at the residence of Joseph
Scowcroft during that time His wife
Ilnd an adopted son survjVe The funeral
eral will be held next Tuesday after
icon at 2 oclock at the North Ogden
looting house The remains may be
iewed by the friends at the home
from f oclock until noon Tuesday
I hen the cortege will leave the resl
once for north Ogden
After a short illness William W
Brown son of the late William Brown
led at the Ogden General hospital
eslerday morning at 830 oclock Mr
irown was born June 12 1SG9 His
father the late William Brown was
hlef of police for Ogden City for soy
eral years Mr Brown Is survived by
two sisters Mrs R F Bond of Ogden
nndllrs P P Barnes of Portland
Ore and two brothers Lafayette L
rown and Charles W Brown Tho
moral arrangements have not yet
been made
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PANT ADS BRING BIG RESULTS
EBOOST5
FOR TillS
CITY
ST PAUL MAN ENJOYED OGDE
CANYON SATURDAY
Will Return Home to Tell the Folks I
All About the Attractions
of This City
Ogden has a good friend and boos
er In C C BraInard a prorulnc
young business man of St Paul M
Bralnard spent Saturday and Sunda
in this city and in a chat with a rep
resentallve of the Standard this morn
Ing he expressed himself as well
pleased with the city and Its 8ur
roundlngs
I had heard a great deal about Ogl
den before coming west Mr Bralnar
said but I never dreamed that it was
the enterprising little city that It ii
Ogden doesnt need to take a hack
seal for any town Business must be
fine here too I notice a rush on the
streets that reminds mo of some of I
the larger eastern cities I see no ret
son why Ogden shouldnt grow Into I
one of the largest and best cities of
1 the west
One thing that made a great hit
with me here was that cool canyo
breeze that comes drifting down ev
er > evening That breeze alone Id
well worth coming out here for You
can just bet I enjoyed It Friday night
after traveling In a hot car for a
couple of days
Say that Ogdcn canyon Is grea
too I went out there Saturday after
noon and visited The Hermitage Idle
wild and The Oaks Those places are
simply delightful The grounds wer
crowded with people and all seeme
to ho having the time of their live
service to
You have a good street car
the canyon and you will no doubt get
still better service as the Rapid Trar
sit companys business grows That
canyon will be one of the moat pops
mar resorts In this country some day
I think I know I will take great plea
friend
ore in telling my Minnesota
about It Lots of people are coming
out from Minnesota to attend the Gran
Army encampment and I do hope they
will all see Ogden and Its beautiful
canyon After my two days stay here
I feel almost like passing up Salt Lake
that place
but I suppose I must seo
be
and hear the organ or I will not
right You know I was roally informed
of the
the town
ed that Ogden was
two At home we hear as much or
more of Ogden than we do of Sal
Lake that Is in a business way and
thats what interests me
TWELVE PEOPLE SAVED
FROM SUFFOCATION
Denver Colo July 26A dozen
men women and children wore res
condition at
cued in an unconscious
tho
330 oclock this morning from
Dorrance rooming house at Fifteenth
the result of afire
and Wclton streets as
fire which started In the collar of a
butcher shop below All were hurried
and are expected to recover
to a hospital
discovered by a
over Tho fire was
policeman who entered tho building
md found several people lying over
of the
come by smoke In the hallway
second floor
Firemen were summoned and all
house
he patrons of the rooming
were rescued The flames were con
fined to the cellar and the property
I oss is small
ORMER FAMOUS SINGER
DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS
New Yorlc July 2GEugene Clarke
Rack
who was the favorite Ralph
traw when the H M S Pinafore
raze first reached America is dead I
at his home here aged CD years Mr I
Clarke who was a famous singer In I
grand opera and who sang In Honry I
Vard Beechers church was the or
dinal Bllleo Taylor In America Of
late years he has been teaching sing
Ins bul has been 111 several months
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR RENTUnfurnished tlvoroom
modern brick house 52S 24th
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LOSTLadys tan coat canyon road
Sunday Reward at Examiner office
7 22 Iwk
OST Between Oaks and Ogden
I pockelbook containing valuable pap
erB and money Return 10 P T Wright
l at Wrights Store Liberal reward I
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RUMORS Of
ANOTHER
LAYOFF I
BUT SHOPMEN WERE BACK AT
WORK THIS MORNING
Men Expect to Be Steadily Employee
Until the End of the Month
Except Next Saturday
Every department of the Southern
Pacific shops resumed work this morn
Ing and this fact alone contradict
the report in circulation that another
weeks layoff would bo handed the
men at the close of the present month
I While those in authority are rett
I cont on the subject and arc unable to
I forecast orders from Salt Lake head
I quarters of the Oregon Short Line H
Is hoped that no more enforced va
I cations will occur this month aside
I from Saturday next
DONKEYS AS ACROBATS
LongEared Animals Perform With
Famous Lorch Family
There arc no less than seven fame
Illes of acrobats with Rlngllng Broth
ers circus this year not to mention
the individual performers and the
teams of two and three Famous
among these seven families are the
Lorches who are seen for the first
time in America They use a trio of
wonderfully trained donkeys In their J
act The Pacheco family Is another
troupe renowned in Europe Others
arc the Montroso troupe the Belford
family Patty Brothers who walk up
and down stairs on their heads the
MarnclloMarnllx family of upside
down bell ringers the Prosit trio Hor
ton and LInder the Cornellls the
Mardo trio and the Livingstons
The list of riders has on It such
names as Daisy Hodglnl Emma Stick
ney Josephine Clark Lulu Daven
port the Three Duttons Clark Broth
ers the McCrccs tho Hobsons John
Agle and Florence Harris Amon the
aorlalists are the wonderful Flying Jor I
I dans the Clorkonlans the Wards tho
Mlllettes the Alvarez the dells the
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Aerial Smiths De iMarlo the Shaws 1
and Mljarcz The two Jackson troupes
of bicycle riders Roblldello the won
derful wire walker and Kerslake and
his pigs are a few more that attract
In the way of striking features the
program holds no less than seven
which Is remarkable In Itself Inasmuch
is the ordinary big show considers Itself
elf lucky If It has one Tho Arthur
Saxon Trio any one of whom Is
stronger than Samson are one of the
Importations that head the long bill
The greatest animal act In the his
tory of the world presented by the
schuman Brewery Horses Js another
Importation It Is the greatest exam
pie of horse cuHure ever achieved
The horses drink from glasses skate
and roll each other about In huge beer
barrels
An automobile that shoots down a
steep runway leaps high fn air and
urns over twice In space before land
Ing Is another of the sensations and
his most daring of all acts Is accoin
llshcd by a more girl This show
will exhibit In Ogden Wednesday Au
gust 1 exactly as It was seen in New
Yorlc City at tho opening of this sea
son
AKE A TRIP TO OGDEN CANYON
A MOST BEAUTIFUL RIDE
Cars leave Union Depot at C20 a
m and every 10 minutes thereafter
untIl 1100 a m and then every 20
minutes until 1020 p m last twocars
saving Hermitage at 11 p m and
140 p m
Tickets on sale at the following
laces
Carrs Drug Store i
Caves Drug Store 1
Depot Drug Store
Browns Drug Store I
Culley Drug Store
Bndcons Drug Store
Hemmenway Mosor Cigar Store 1
Ogden Canyon Autos connect with
rery car Round trip from Hermit
gc to Idlowlld and the Oaks Twenty
fio Cents
First Auto leaves Oaks and Idle
wild at 720 a m and last Up m
connecting with each car at Hermit i
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Owners of watches or other jcwelry
for repairs loft with J A Beltzer 247t
Grant avenue will please call for same
at once
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