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1 6 THE DAlLY STANDARD OGDEN UTAH THURSDAY MARCH 10 lDlD
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I I I ORPHEDN THEATRE
i Advanced Vaudeville
I THE GREAT WILLY
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ANTlER CO
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Acropantomimic Artists
LIE and MRS FREDRICK
VOELKER
In Their Musical Interlude
TWILIGHT IN THE
STUDIO
MISS UNA CLAYTON
Assisted by Francis Morey
Co in C C His Local Color
THE GARDEN CITY TRIO
ONeal Bros and Walmsley
The Entertaining Three
Those Ginger Girls
THE DOHERTY SISTERS
Singing and Dancing Come
diennes
Wally Joe
RISLEY and REMO
In Effects of Opium
ORPHEUM MOTION PIC
TURES LATEST NOVEL
TIES
I ORPHEUM ORCHESTRA
I PRICESNight lOc 25c
and 50c Matinees lOc 15c
and 25c
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of Ladies Hos ery
Gauze Lisle Plain Lisle Em
broidered Lisle Lace arid
Boot Lace Styles
i 50c GOe and G5c values 35
L The New Spring Suits Arc
Arriving Daily
We have just received a
I Spring shipment of infants
i longslip and short Hu bard
i dresses from the L II Best
j line
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REfE6ENCES
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Dancing First Ward Amusement
hall Friday evening March 11 Pro
S gram good music refreshments
served
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Adolph Harris of Ogden and Miss I
Kate A Whiting of Layton woro mar
ried In Salt Lake yesterday
Kodak Hulshlng Tripp 340 i5th
street
I Robert Sloan of Salt Lake City
g spent yesterday and last evening IiI
Ogden
Coal call up Parker Co for
rates on lump nut and clack
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Suite in Lower CourtIn the chit
i division of the Municipal court this
I rooming Dr E I Rich commenced
I suits against J W Burton to recover
537 alleged to be due for professional
services and against W S Stewart
for 30 claimed to be duo for like
services The Alamo cafe is suing C
E Herrick for lol5 claimed to he
l due on an account The Wilcox Gio
eery company has begun a civil ac
I Uon against John MsElhorqn to re
I cover 5157 alleged to be due on an
account
Frank R Watkins Grocery Is now
located at 215 25th
I R L Mlttcaur of Baker City Ore
gon formerly with the dining car de
partment of the Harriman lines at
Ogden Is visiting in the city
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COAL Call up Parker S Co for
rrtes on lump nut and slack Parker
Goal Co
P J Murphy inspector in the holl
and dining car department of the Ore
gon Short Line returned thin morning
from Pocatollo and other points in
Idaho where he has been during the
dctonrlug of Southern Pacific trains
over the Oregon Short Line to Port
land
Bambcrgcr Ogden Coal Plenty of
That Good Coal on hand Clear
Crock Castle Gate and Rock Springs
I j 1 475 and 500 at Yard 219tf
F Lawrence Walker representing
Charles B Hanford company is In
Ogdon arranging for that companys
appearance here In the near future
Pure food only Charles Cafe
terla
DiedThis morning at tho family
residence No 2259 Jackson avenue
Charles Cashmere aged 77 years Xo
tlce of funoral will be given later
r j Bakery goods at Charles Cafe
teria
Mrs Dan Ensign has returned from
the coast She was among those who
were dotoured from San Francisco by
I way of Portland Oregon
I I BrCel10quttlity Charles Cafe
teria
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Dance Tuesday A Weberclub dan
iiig party has been arranged for next
t Tuesday cwitiirg it the Congress dan
clng hall Secretary Reynolds made
the announcement today
I B fc G Butter Is popular htcIIJ
il Is made right am sold rlghL r
I Concert Band The Ogden Concert
I band will meet at tho Williams music
J I store on Washington avenue near
TWontysccond street Friday evening
lor tho purpose of electing officers
I Mrs J Warnnr Is with the W L
Spurgeon Millinery Co and will bo
pleased to see her friends
Real Estate Transfers Only one
real estate transfer was recorded with
tine county recorder today Joseph E
Evans to the State of I tab lots 1 2
3 d and 5 block 10 Academy Heights
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M Consideration 500 The property ad
Join the State Inrl1l8trla school and
I purchased for thu use of the schdoC
I Small Suitsin the civil dlyiufon of
I till Municipal court trIll morning1 the
r LTtah Association of Credit Men com
menced suit against O 0 Oldham and
the Western Fire Insurance company
to recover 3375 alleged he due on
t contract A L Larson has filed a
complaint alleging thai the Union Pa
cific Railway company Is indebted to
him lit the sum of 0087 as damages
for the killing of live stock
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Youll prollt by using B G But
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r Water Case Tho case of the Hoop
I er Irrigation Company against Melvin
I Atwood and others is on trial in the
I district court before Judge Howell
The action Involves the distribution
of water in the Hooper and West We
bor districts and is for the judlcatlon
I of the same The case will probably
occupy tho attention of the court for
two or three dayj
Stolen Horso and Buggy Sheriff
Ware of Davis county is In Ogden to
day searching for a horse and buggy
that was stolen at Layton last night
New Citizenship Fifteen applica
tions for citizenship papers were filed
with the county clerk today by former I
subjects of The Netherlands
Tn Confer With StockmenG G
Pent assistant chief of the grazing
department of the Ogden forest ser
vice office has gone to the Fish Lake
forest to meet with stockmen of that
section and consider grazing ques
tions with them lie will be gone a
number of days Headquarters fur
the Flub Lake forest are Salina
Funeral for Ludvick Felt Tho
funeral services over the body of Lud
rick Foil will be held In time Hunts
vlllo meeting house at 1 oclock Sat
urday and Interment will be In tho
Huntsville cemetery
Funeral for Mrs LivingstonThe
funeral for Mrs Mary Ann Living I I
flton will be held at 2 clock Friday af I
ternoon In the Second Ward meeting
house Friends desiring to see her
III her casket may do so at the Tam
il residence 2714 Grant avenue this
evening and tomorrow between the I
bnurs of 10 and 1 Interment in
Mountain View cemetery
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WHAT THE DESERET
NEWS SAYS OF
THE ROUND UP
The hughest thing In a spectacular
linn seen on the Salt Lake theater
boards In many a day Is reigning
there this week
A touch of Buffalo Bills Wild
West a suggestion of Arizona a
pimllarit to The Virginian more
than our scene that brings hack Tho
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Girl I Left Behind Me with con
stant reminders The Squaw Man
and a relief episode with a bombard
ment that would put Jessie Brown
to shame these allied to some most
picturesque stage settings all mndo
up an onterlalnment such as few
seasons In a decade can equal The
fame big New York firm Klaw tc
Erlanger who send out the lavish pro
duction of Ben llur also own The
Round Up
The spectacle is so big that it al I
most dwarfs the story and yet The
Round Up contains two strong love
narratives full of thrills and interest
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and with some excellent chances for
character work
Tho mounting of the broncho horses
by the cowboys who were undoubted I
ly trained to their work were opj
snden rarely seen outside of the circus
arena and were so vivid that they
must have caused tho orchestra
some qualms of uneasiness The
tremendous scene of the rocky denies
down which the mounted Indians
eimio in their long profession was a
rarely beautiful stage achievement
and the employment of the gatlias
pun In the scene where the cow
ho s rescued the two miners from
the Apaches was hairlifting in Its ef
fect
Ogden Theater Friday and Satur
day with Matinee
1 WASHOUTS ON THE
SHORT LINE ROAD
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Bridge Over Bear River Destroyed and Trains Detoured Over the
Union Pacific to Ogden Trains to Pass Through Palisade
Canyon on Southern Pacific This Evening
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The flood waters of the Dear river
washed out a large bridge between
Montpelier and McCammon Idaho
early this morning and trafllc Is at a
standstill on the Oregon Short Line
west from Granger Wjomlng Trains
are being detoured over the Union
Pacific to OLden Several breaks had
occurred prior to this one and the
railroad company was equal to the
emergency until the flood water of
last night took out one of the longest
bridges on the Idaho division
Southern Pacific trains continue to
proceed directly vest from Ogdon
but are being held at Carlln for the
opening of tho washed out road now
definitely fixed at 630 this evening
Tho first train to start through
Palisade canyon the scene of the
greatest damage by the late floods is
scheduled to leave Carlin ten miles
cast of Palisade at 6 p m
YVMle the assurance was made by
the Southern Pacific company Tues
day evening that they would have the
line ready for traffic yesterday aft
ernoon they missed their calculations
bv a few hours However westbound
trains that have been detoured by pIe
way of Portland Oregon for the past
week here ordered sent west begin
ning with trains NOB 3 and 9 yester
day morning These trains arc being
hold at Carlin until the line is open
ed
While the line is practically recon
structed through the districts that
have been affected by the floods the
compnay will keep work trains on re
pair work
Flood Condltlono Encouraging
The flood conditions occordlng to
the reports received at Ogden are
very encouraging at tho present time
The water In the Humboldt river has I
receded during the past week Moun
tain streams that were raging tor
rents are now assuming normal con
dtlons the mountain and hillsides
have lost the greater part of the snow
and tho lakos of water that extend
ed for miles on each side of the track
are disappearing
While the Southern Paclllc com
pany Is beginning to gain a breathing
spell after its strenuous campaign the
Oregon Short Line Is still having
trouble between Granger Wyoming
and HuntinGton Oregon Fresh trou
ble has occurred between McCammon
Idaho and cast to Border Tuesday
evening a bridge at Border was weak
ened to such an extent that the of
flclals 7trc of tho opinion that
trains over that division would have
to be detoured by the way of Ogden
and the Union Pacific for three or
four days The bridge was repaired
and yesterday morning the trains re
sumed travel on that division About
four hours after the Border bridge
had been repaired the one over the
Bear river at Montpelier weakened
and threatened to go out and It was
again necessary to route trains by the
way of Ogden The first of those de
toured trains arrived in Ogden at 10
oclock this morning ado others will
arrive and depart during HIP aft
ernoon The detouring of the Oregon
Short Line trains through Ogden
probably will bcs continued two or
three days
Colonist Rate Again
It Is expected that as soon as the
Harrlman lines as well as their east
ern connecting lines arc assured the
floods are over the colonist rate
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The Home
BEAUTIFUL
If Is the result of carefully and tastily
l > selected furniture and furnishings
We make a specialty of furnishing
entire houses correctly and attract
ively in every detail I
If And youll find our prices most
a reasonable To sell goods at a
reasonable priceas low as consist I
ent with good store keeping to I
I gether with fair and square treat
ment is our idea of doing business
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Boyle FurnitureCOe
23293133 WasHington Avenue
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which went Into effect about two
days before tho Southern Pacific line
was washed out and which was stop
ped as soon as the flood situation was
fully known will be resumed The
heavy travel Of the first few days
the rate was on Elves the assurance
travel this year will be heavier than
It has been in the history of railroad
travel j
The flood situation un the Harri
man lines has caused another trouble
which It will take many weeks to
remedy This Is the freight conges
tion On account ol the complete tiC
lip of thin Southern Pacific main line
for about two weeks its Ogden con
nections have hall jto hold bach on
their deliveries However as fast as
coastbound freigbt wns delivered to
the Southern PacifiC trains were made
up and sent west Trains have been
running west sinc the washouts
Every available sidetrack between
Ogden and CarllnJ contains freight
trains that will be moved west as soon
as the line Is open This same condi
tion prevails on thtq west end of the
road
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NEW SCHOOL
I WILL NOT I
BE BUILT
At a meeting of the board of edu
cation Tuesday evening it was de
cided that the contemplated new
school building on Indian avenue and
Twentythird street shall not bo built
this season
A careful consideration of the finan
cial condition by the board disclosed
the fact that it will require pretty
much all of the MlUdlng fund to make
urgent repairs on the present school I
buildings of the city
The new building would require an
expenditure of 25000 and the finance I
committee Is of the opinion that the
expenditure of that amount of mone >
for a new building at this time Is
practically out of tho question
SCARLET fEVER I
AT NORTU OGDEN
The scarlet fever epidemic at North
Ogden Is assuming more favorable
form and the families that have been
under quarantine are being released
daily One family was released from
quarantine yesterday and another
family wns released today All the
cases have been very mild except
those In the families of Henry Daniels
and John M Ilailey but these cases
are progressing favorably
The origin of the epidemic cannot
he traced as the disease broke out In
many places simultaneously
NEW BUilDINGS
BEING ERECTED
George F Cave Is building two
3000 dwelling houses on Twenty
turd street between Grant and Wash
ington avenue They will bo com
pleted in ninety days
Joseph L Carlson Is constructing a
store on Washington avenue between
Second and Third streets that will
cost 1500 and one on Twentyfourth
street between Wall and Lincoln av
enues that will cost upwarJs of
2600 The buildings will be finished
within sixty days
NOTICE OF REMOVAL
Frank R Watkins grocery has re
moved to 21o Twentyllfth street Just
east ol the old stand lu the new brick
building
PRAISES SCHOOLS
Of 1mS CITY
President J T IClngebury of the
State university Is visiting the city
schools the guest of Superintendent
John M Mills Dr Klagwbury states
that he Is especially interested In the
school work at Ogden and means no
flattery when he says the Ogden sys
tem Is among the foremost ot the
country
The object of the big schrolmanx
visit Is for no special purpose but
generally to observe the progress of I
lime schools and meet with the teach
ers Dr Klnpsbury 1s much pleased
with the Bubhigh school plan Ho
calls It till new Idea and predicts
for It unrjvnlwl success
PlUabtirg March 10Chlof among
the receptions and fetes being ar
ranged for Andrew Carnegie when he
visits Pit berg April L for the first
time in three years is a dinner by the
Carnegie Veterans association Alva
C Dlnke president of the Carnegie
Steel company Is chairman of the
commllteo on arrangements
Senator Cummins scheme to give
the tniBls a hair cut Is fine Suppose
we begin with the butter mint
you dont have to enter into any competition
to win a ooocl clothes prize in this town the
question is settled for CIASS
I Prize
you and there no 2Pruc
doubt about the results v
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if you come here and I
ask for our fff
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Hart Schaffner
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Marx 6 f
fine suits and over r
coats Theres a thor 0 J i
oughbred quality and
r s Ft
style about them which
I makes the wearer com tr i
ar
e e at ease every r < c
fabric is strictly all
wool and all the tail
oring is perfectly done 7 J f
Right offering F SL r P Syf a a 1
now we are f r
fering some Spring fti r a rfr f
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Suits at these reductions r
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ions Cram Ii 11rr 1 jIlrrr liar
Young Mens worth up to 30 140750
Mens and Young Men worth up to 20 975
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WRIGl IT S CLOTHING
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DAWSON IS
A CLEVER
BOXER
Information comes from Salt Lake
City that Tommy Dawson and Pete
Sullivan have signed a contract to box
twenty rounds under the Marquis of
Queensbury rules either In Ogden or
Salt Lake as may be agreed on later
Tommy Dawson is one of the best
lightweight boxers In the world He
defeated the English champion Jabex
White In fourteen rounds lu Birming
ham England In IPOS He has had
forty boxing contests and out of the
forty contests he has either won all
of them on a decision or a tie except
ing only one and that was the battle
with Owen Moran at that time the
Englsh champion who won In thir
teen rounds over Mr Dawson In Glas
gow Scotland
Mr Dawson is an Englishman of
Irish descent lie has not boon In tho
United States long and st II carries a
pronounced foreign brogue HI Is Just
about the same size as Pete Sullivan
probably a little bit shorter
Ho In now training In Ogden and
the indications are that this boxing
contest will be one of the most scien
tific contests ever wltnespe In tho
slate of Utah
The Ogden people have often seen
Pete Sullivan In his boxing routets
nnd he Is 1 denim manly boxer The
record of Mr Dawson shows him to
be equally ns scientific nnd clean No
dirty work has ever be > n charged
Tommy Dawson or Pole Sullivan and
the contest will be a scientific batik
that will please the sports
Coati Time
r Now
to ace what a pool staying break
fast can bo mado without high
priced
Meat
Try
A Little Fruit
Saucer of Grape Nuts and Cream
A Soft Boiled Egg
Some Nicej Crisp Toast r
Cup of WellMade Postum J
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Thats enough all very easy of di
gestion and full to the brim with I
nourishment nnd strength
Repeat for Luncheon or Supper
and have a moat and vegetable dinner
either at noon or evening as you pre
fer
We predict for you an increase in
physical and mental power
Theres a Reason
Read The Road to Wcllvillc in
pk l porno the little
pkgs called by
health classic
I TOMAS a CARR
A COMMISSIONER
At the meeting tf the city council
I last evening the name of Thomas 11
Carr was presented by the mayor as
p member of the city board of park
commissioners and the appointment
was confirmed
The revised ordinances of the city
were read the third and final time
and are now ready for the considera
tion of the mayor
I I cJCIETY
Mrs Charles Tlllotson and tons
I have gone to Brigham City lo attend
the reunion of the Peters family to
I be held In the Opera House of that
city today
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Mrs Jane McGuire and her daugh
ter have returned from California
after an absence of three months
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Mrs Ceo Ilalvcrson will give n St
Patricks Day party next Tuesday
Mrs O M Runyau will entertain
her afternoon bridge club next Wed
nesday
The Martha Society will meet with
I Mrs Dr Ezra Rich nest Monday
I Mrs William Slmms of Evanston
I Wyoming is visiting her brother Jo
seph Crompton at S1C5 Adams ave
nue
Mrs Jay S Groo and sister Miss
Jecno left for Salt Lake thin morn
Ing to visit frknds
ORPHEUM PATY
About eighty members of the First
Ward Relief society were entertained
at the Orpheum yesterday aftrnoon
the courtesy of Mr and Mrs Willard
Scowcroft the ladles expressing
much appreciation of the entertain
ment aDd extending thoir thauU lo
Mr and Mr Scowcroft
DRIGGS MILLINERY PARLORS
Are now prepared to show nn ele
gant line of up to date Spring Mnild
fry Special lines from SJIJl to 10 On
this season Roach to wear hats from
PO to roo Jio Washington A
tACT OPtWi
Of OGDEN IS GOODI
Reports from City Physician RIes
and County Physician Pldcoclc aro co
the effect that the health of the peo
ple generally is remarkably good
Dr Hies says there arc but few con
agtouB diseases In the city nnd that
none ere of a virulent nature One
great trouble in fighting contagious
diseases In a community Is that there
are SQ many people
who dq not know
when their children aro attacked by
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them or they wilfully refuse to notlfv
I Ole health officers when the nyrni I
toms are recognized and a whole
neighborhood Is Infected with the dis
I ease before the quarantine ph > slclm
Is called She says that only a saorv
time ago a family on the Canyon road
vns stricken with scarlet fever and
the father and mother did not know
the children had the disease until the
entire family was down with it
Citizens of Ogden
Boost for your city by using OG
DEN MADE FLOUR it costs you no
more and every sack you use B a
boost for your town
In that way you make a Chicago
of Ogden Ogden Milling Ele
valor Co
SIXTEEN ASK TO i
BE MADE CITIZENS rr 1
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President G J S Abels of the Hoi
landAmerican Republican club ap
peared at the county clerks office to
day with sixteen of his countr > m a
who filed their applications for cit aE
izenship papers The appllcaais
were Joseph Koning Win Kouw T f
W Verafeld Herman Martin 1 H
Schulz R Janson Jr II A Tlppon
kamp R Jansen Sr L J Kvard H
Boekweg G Boekweg R Schouirn
Jr R Schouten Sr S Hopcli II 1
Ophelkens and J Van Woerkom
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I THEATS E
The Home of Vaudeville in Ogden
Week of March 7th 1910
MATINEE DAILY
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I r J R MUCKOLS Proprietor
C W LIPPINCOTThlanager
J PROGRAMME
Overture
OLIVE BLACKBURN
Lycollm cope
HAZELTON SISTERS
Dainty Duelists and Vocalists
MUSICAL PIPPIN
Novelty Musical Artist 1
BERT SYPHERS
Singes In the City Where Nobody
Cares
Moving Pictures
The Latest Comedy and Novelty
Bio Taph
VIOLE GARNET
In the Comedy Playlet
Weed Patch Hill
BIO GRAPH
EXIT MARCH
This Program Subject to Change
Admission 10 and 20 Cents
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