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STRANGE THINGS ARE HAPPENING
i Of the most notable achievements in mechanics during the past
year the successful operation of flying machines undoubtedly will
take first place in a review of world progress in the years to come
So far aviation has attained no commercial results The flying
machines are simply exhibition novelties but eventually as gas
engines are improved and made more reliable or as electric storage
batteries arc perfected and great power is stored in a small space
and wci nt the flying machine will enter into the serviceable field
JVho can forecast the possibilities Wireless telegraph less than
a dtcade old came to us as a plaything and going further back
we had the telephone amusement until the
as an phonograph sup
J planted it as a noveltynow both are quite indispensable Wire
J less telegraph is today the voice of the deep which in shipwreck or
pending disaster cries out and the appeal reaches the distant shores
even 2000 miles away
The xray another novelty of yesterday is the lifesaver of
today When doctors disagree the xray diagnoses and with an ac
curacy beyond question We have seen shadowgraphs made in Ogden
which disclosed the structure of the body with a clearness that left
nothing to desire in arriving at the cause of the subjects affliction
in bone malformation and our doctors are daily dependent on this
aid in their profession
Radium is promising us much It is a wonderful substance re
covered from pitchblende an ore containing uranium The heat
and the light of radium never diminish or at least the deprecia
tion in energy is so small as to be imperceptible
I With the conquering of the air the harnessing of the invisible
I wireless forces the peering into the human body and the winning of
a new power from nature the world certainly is making progress
j at a speed that makes us wonder as to what the future holds in
1 store for us
I I OGDEN BETTERMENT LEAGUE
i We are pleased to note that the Ogden Betterment League is proceeding
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ceeding with deliberation in tho treatment of public questions By
first going deep into the subjects under consideration learning
well the lessons of the past profiting by the experience of older I
communities and thjj conclusions of Itlen who have given years to a
study of the great problems the members of the Betterment League
can accomplish much
Some of the greatest reformers of today are turning their atten
tion from the flotsam and jetsam of society and are endeavoring to
i warn the ships off the breakers they are advocating the teaching
ctlhe children laws of morality and health so that when the child
I j becomes a man and goes out into the world the temptations will
be less alluring and but servo to strengthen the power of resistance
Many men students of human nature declare you cannot re
move temptations for sin in one forn or another must manifest
I itself while our moral law says you Shall not and they hold
that the better course to pursue in lessening evils is to fortify the
child so that resisting and rejecting that which is wrong shall be
o come an easy task
We hope the Betterment League will take up school work by
first inquiring as to what is at present done in our schools looking
to the training of the children in an understanding of the responsi
bilities and the duties which as our future men and women they
must meet We would be pleased if lectures were provided for tho
OGDEN
BETTERMENT
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I FIRST OPEN MEETING
f I Wednesday
January 59 1910
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H WEBER STAKE <
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1i SPEAKERS
JUDGE GOWANS REV GUY W McCREERY
JUDGE BOLAPP REV NOBLE S ELDERKIN
Music under direction of PROF BALLANTYNE
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r boys before whom doctors and moralists might appear and for the
girls with motherly women to direct them in half a dozen subjects of
which the great majority of girls have no knowledge
We want some one to tell our boys the truth as to the use of
alcohol and the dangers of immorality Proceeding along those
lines of prevention the Betterment League can accomplish more
than an army of reformers laboring with the wreckage the other
end of society
THE DEADLY COMPARISON
The Standard last evening printed 1344 inches of advertising
and news matter The kids on the Examiner this morning printed
only 1176 inches of advertising and news matter
The Standard rcpriutcd from the Salt Lake Tribune Herald
Republican and Morning Examiner 254 inches The Examiner re
produced from other papers 311 inches of which 240 inches were
deliberately stolen from the Standard without giving credit And
on such a record the Examiner kids have the nerve to claim that
the Standard gets its news from the Examiner Come kids tell
the truth once in a while
Remember the evening paper is the paper of today the morning
paper is the the paper of yesterday
DEATH CAllS
00 MillS
One of Noted Financiers
in United States Is
Stricken Suddenly
San Francisco Jan 3 Darius Og
den Hills one of the most widely
known financiers and philanthropists
In the United States a pioneer of
California and father of Mrs White
law Reid wife of the United Slates
ambassador to Great Britain died to
night at his winter home near this
city He was SI years old Death
was duo to heart disease and came so
suddenly that his physician was not
with him at the end although ho was
summoned at the first sign of col
lapse Mrs Reid who came to Cali
fornia with her father a few weeks
ago to spend tho winter months was
at the bedside His son Ogdcn Mills
and his wife left for tho cast today
thinking that Mr Mills was in his
usual health
Mr Mills accompanied by his
daughter and T Ogden Mills came to
San Francisco some woeks ago to
spend the winter at his mansion Mill
brae several miles south of this city
He had suffered with heart disease
for several years and virtually had
withdrawn from his many business re
sponsibilities hut there was no Indi
cation th death was Imminent
The family followed Its usual rou
tine today following the departure of
T Ogden Mills and his wife for the
cast but shortly after dinner Mr
Mills said he felt a little tired At
9 oclock he suddenly collapsed and
Dr Morris Herzestoln the family
physician was hastily summoned
from San Francisco Death occurred
at 930 oclock the end coming peace
fully
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LOUIS JAMES
Ogdens favorite Shakespearean ac
tor Louis James assisted by Aphlo
James and a splendid company in
The Merchant of Venice pleased a
large and appreciative audience at the
Ogden Theater last evening Mr
James was given the usual ovation ex
tended him upon each of his former
visits to Ogden The eminent actor
was given many curtain calls during
the evening
Louis James is great The role 01
Shylock the Venetian moneylender
affords him ample opportunity to dis
play bin wonderful ability Particu
larly fine was the scene between Mr
James ns Shylock and Mrs James as
Portia and the efforts of the two
stars was received with prolonged ap
plause Mrs James shared the hon
ors of the evening with Mr James
Those who saw Mr James last night
and his Peer Gynt of last season
were much more Impressed with his
interpretation of tho Shakespearean
character than that of Peer GynL
Mr James has surrounded himself
with a capable company each member
being excellent In their respective
roles Each one is worthy of special
7ientlon Ida Werner and Vora Wal
ton In their roles were very good
Harold Forest Otto Andrle William
Howell Edmund Flalg Harrison
Thompson Hempstead Prince and
Richard Scott were very good
The production is nested with spe
cial scenery that Is a featuro and
worthy of extended comment
The attraction at tho theater this
evening is the over popular Little
Johnny Jones B T SOn
ORPiELJM
Ar NOLJNCEMENT
On account of the unusually large
crowds attending the Orpheum tho
past few weeks our regular patrons
coming late for tickets have been dis
appointed in securing good seats We
have Installed a season reservation
book in which you may reserve tho
same scats every week for the sea
son thus securing good scats and
knowing you can always get them
This does not necessitate you to pay
for your tickets in case you are un
able to attend the performance for
which they are held by calling up tho
box office ono hour before the per
formance you may cancel same
THERE IS NO PLACE LIKE
HOME EXCEPT THE ORPHEUM
BANKER WALSH
HAS COIN LEFT
Chicago Jan 3J R Walsh for
mer president of the defunct National
bank convicted on charges ot misap
propriation of Its funds whose case
will come up on Wednesday before
I the United Status supremo court for
final settlement will not be penniless
alter a settlement of claims aggrcgat
Ing more limn seven million dollars
with the Chicago clearing house
banks
The clearing house banks hold
notes of the bankers amounting to
712188712 and plans are being per
fected for the payment of these obli
gations in a few days
When Mr Walah has paid this
amount It was revealed here today
he still will be worth between 600
000 and 750000
I Stocks and real estate worth nearly
threequarters of a million will be left
Mr Walsh after obligations have been
settled tho remnant of a fortune va
1 riously estimated from 10000000 to
35000000
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CANAL STOCK FOR SALE
By order of the Board of Directors
of The Davis and Weber Counties Ca
mini company offer for sale to land
owners under said canul only a lim
ited number of shares of the Sec
ondary Stock of said company at GO
per share If taken on or before the
Joth Inst
This s ock can be subscribed and
paid for on thc same terms given un
der the recent sale of Secondary
Stock Not more than 5 shares will
be sold to any ono person
J C NYE Sec
No GIG First National Dank ldg
Ogden Utah
January 1 1910
WANTS THE MAINE
RAISED FROM HARBOR
Washington Jan President Taft
Is heartily In favor of theplan to
raise the battleship Maine from the
bottom of Havana harbor The Pres
ident has informed Representative
Lord of Michigan that ho desired to
sec the latters hill mon
ey for the purpose enacted Into law
OGDEN BETTERMENT LEAGUE
Wednesday night at Weber Stake
Academy Speakers Messrs Rolapp
Gowan McCreery and Elderkln Ad
mission free
DR ROLLER CONTINUES
JOURNEY WITH JEFFRIES
Chicago Jan IDr B P Roller
I tho Seattle wrestler Is In no danger
I of blood poisoning and was able to
continue his tour with James J Jot
fries in a short time according to a
statement made br his physicians at
Mercy hospital here today
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MINING MAN IS KILLED
BY THOMAS WADDILL
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I Globe Ariz Jan 4Jlmos P Lind
soy a pioneer mining man was shot
and killed Saturday near Solomonville
by Thomas Waddell aged IS accord
ing to advices received here today
Waddell asserts that be shot Llndsoy
as the result of a trivial quarrel
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COLDEST WEATHER IN
TWENTYTWO YEARS
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I Wiser Idaho Jan 4With tho
thermometer indicating 15 below zero
this vicinity is experiencing the cold
est weather in 11 years
The fuel shortage now approaches
tho proportions of a famine owing to
delayed shipments of coal
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OLD MAN BURNED TO
DEATH IN A CABIN
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New Florence Pa Jan fJohn
and Daniel Ut3ler brothers So and
SO years respectively were burned
to death today in a fire that destroyed
their log cabin near hero
LEGAL
ORDINANCE
An Ordinance Creating Sidewalk Dis
tract No 100 and Lcvying and As
sessing a Special and Local Tax on
a portion of the Property Abutting
Thereon Where Work Has Been
Done Under Contract With Ogden
City to Defray the Costs and Ex
penses of Building Concrete Side
walks Therein
Be it ordained by the Mayor and
City Council of Ogden City
Sec 1 All that part of Grant Av
enuo from 31st Street to 33rd St
3rd SL or Plncock Lane from Wash
ington to Lincoln Ae Washington
Ave from G3rd to 3Hh Streets 31st
Street from Washington to Jefferson
Ayes Porter Avenue from 32nd
Street North through Woodmansee
Main Street Add and Jefferson Av
enue from 27th to 2Sth Streets be and
hereby is created a sidewalk district
and Is named Sidewalk District No
100
100Sec
Sec 2 A special and local tax Is
j hereby levied and assessed upon the
blocks lots and parts of blocks and
lots lands and real estate bounding
abutting or adjacent to said Sidewalk
District No 100 on thut portion where
work has been doue under city con
tract for a distance of 1S6tJ5 lineal
footThis
This tax is levied and assessed to
defray the costs and expenses of
building In said sidewalk district con
crete sidewalks and all things neces
sary to fully complete said work op
posite all the property on that por
tion where work has been done under
city contract hereinafter described to
be especially hcnetltcd and affected by I
such improvements and It is Hereby
ADJUDGED DETERMINED and ES
TABLISHED that the same will be
iNew Ogden Theatre Attractions
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THAT RINGING SWINGING JOYOUS JINGLING
COHANESQUE MUSICAL COMEDY
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pany tion by capable com Jt 0 E S 11 c t I
PRICES50c 75c 100 150Seat Sale at Box Office
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G6 Uncle Josh Perkns 9 j
Matinee and Night January 5 1
66 Little Johnny Jones
Tonight
Little Johnny Jones George M
Cohans phenomenal musical come
dy or as several dramatic reviewers
captioned It Musical melodrama
which has been such a tremendous
I hit wherever presented for the past
three seasons will come to the Now
Ogden Theater tonight and judging
from the advance sale reported Lit
tie Jonnuy Jones popularity Is Just
as great In this city as It Is all over
the country Practically tho ontlro
original cast will Interpret Little
Johnny Jones here
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LEGAL
Continued
especially benefited thereby to the full
amount of the tax hereby levied and
assessed and said parcels of land are
hereby assessed according to the
lineal front feet abutting upon said
portions of said streets and avenues
to a depth of 50 feet back therefrom
And tho tax hereby levied and as
sessed upon said parcels of land Is
107013 being 0907011 per front
foot for tho sidewalk 6 feet In width
and 0 765SC75 per front foot for the
sidewalk 5 feet In width which is tho
total cost of said Improvements and is
levied and assessed In accordance
with the provisions of this ordinance
for the purposes herein mentioned on
all of Lot I East Park Addition Lot
2 Block 1 Plat A Lots 4 5 33
Block 10 SO S Lots 23 21
Block 1 and Lots 5 G Block S
Woodmansee Main Street Add Lots
15 1G Block 2 and Lot 20 Block 1
Emersons Main Street Add all in Og
City Survey and part of the < X E
I Uncle Josh Perkins
Tomorrow Afternoon
and Night
The richly prolific rural comedy
drama Uncle Josh Perkins Is down
for a return visit to Ogdon on Wed
nesday Jan 5th Tho play of which
Uncle Josh is the central figure
possesses merit of the real sort and
at times Is roundly melodramatic and
strenuous and teaches a good whole
some lesson all the way through the
four acts The atmosphere of both
farm and city Ufo saturates the play
LEGAL
Continued
Quarter of Sec 5 Twp 5 N Range 1
West S LI U S S to a depth of
00 feet back from said street
Sec 3 Said tax shall become duo
payable and delinquent In five Install
ments as follows 15 thereof shall
become delinquent In fifty days after
tho date of this tux levy 15 In ono
year 15 In two years 15 In three
years and 15 In four years Each and
over Installment of said tax except
the first shall boar Interest at tho
rate of 7 per cent per annum from the
dale of levy and all said Installments
shall bear Interest at the rate of 10
per cent per annum from the date
of delinquency until paid
Sec 4 J W Austin Geo W Wil
son T S Browning C J Humphrls
and J B Dana members of this Coun
cil are hereby appointed as a Board
of Equalization and Review and upon I
tho completion of the list or lists of
the property taxed In tho above dis
trict the said list or lists shall bo
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Wodnosllay Jan 5
AFTERNOON AND EVENING MATINEE 315
NEW OGDEN THEATRE
An Everlasting Success
UNCLE JOSH Josh Cotmty See Uncle at Fair tho
Subway The Great New Scene York flPERKINS
Presented by a Company of Singers Dancers and Comedians
I Positively the Largest and Best Production Ever Given This t
Famous Play
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the Hayseed Band i
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I Prices NIGHT 100 75c 50c 25c
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connected by a pretty tinge of ro
mance coupled with brusque mascu
line sympathy and natural country at
tractiveness Its primitiveness Is of
tho fields and is as free from impur j
Ity as the crystal springs whllo tho
characters used to typify the city
folks are far removed from the ones
usually worked In by the dramatist
to bolster up melodrama The char
acter of Uncle Josh Is one that the
auditor never grows weary of In Its
I repetition It Is full of ruggedness
honosty and sincerity and at times
quite picturesque combined with that
native Yankee shrewdness > ud sim
pllclty so characteristic of the New
England farmer Uncle Josh will con
i tinue to live and amuse long after
1 some of the latter day stage charac i
LEGAL
Continued I
placed In tho hands of the said board
and the said board shall give public
notice of the completion of the list or
Huts and appoint not less than five
consecutive days upon which they will
meet during tho usual business hours
stating the place of meeting and dur
ing the time specified the said list or
lists shall bo open to public Inspec
tion and any person or persons feel
ing themselves aggrieved shall have a
hearing before said Board and said
Board shall have authority and shall
make corrections of any tax deemed
by them unequal or unjust
Sec 5Thls ordinance to take ef
fect upon Its passage approval and of
the date of Its publication f
Passed by the City Council of Ogden r
City Dec 27th 1900
Seal TILLIE H POULTER
City Recorder
Approved Dec 2Sth 1909
A L BREWER Mayor
State of Utah County of Weber as
tors have been forgotten The play
has been given a complete new seen
ic equipment for the coming tour and
many novelties In the way of stage
mechanism and light effects an
brought Into requisition Illghcla iI
cd and highpriced specialties bi
artists engaged especially for their
fitness to furnish numbers which har
monize with the play are Introduced
from time to time through the var
ious acts Taken all In nil lt can
safely bo said that the visit of Uncle
Josh Perkins to the New Ogden the
ater will be taken full advantage of
by our playgoers and a bumper IIOMMC
will doubtless greet him and his clev
er band of entertainers Seats arc
on salt at the box office Prlf
Matinee J5o 25c 50c 75c NLht
J100 75c COc 2Cc
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LEGAL
Continued
I Tllllc H Poulter City Recorder of
Ogden City Utah hereby certJfv Im
the above and foregoing Is a full trio
and correct copy of an crdinanc fn
tithed An ordinance creating Side
walk District No 100 and Icvxlng and
assessing a special and local tax on a
portion of the property abutting there
on where work has been done under
contract with Ogden City to defray
the coats and expenses of building
concrete sidewalks therein passed hy
tho City Council ot said Ogden City
on the 27th day of December 1909
and approved by the Mayor of said
City on the 28th day of DccomUr
1909
IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have
hereunto sot my hand and affixed the
corporate seal of Ogden City this 2Sth
day of December 1909
Seal TILLJI3 H POULTBR
City Recorder
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