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I 6 THE DAILY STANDARD OGDEN J UTAH TUESDAY APRIL 12 1910
II r GOODB
Ii t Ed EXTRA GOOD
I f SCHOOL
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I SUITS
I Dress the Young Man in a Good School Suit this
t > Spring and hell bring home a better report at the I
s end of the term I I
ti rt i No Boy can do his best when he is ashamed of I
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t f Weve School Suits that arc extra
1 good from the fact that they wore
t r made with the greatest care by an
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i r expert maker of Boys Clothes
The fabrics thc trimmings thn
r tailoring all arc extra good Wo
r contracted for extra good suits and
i AVPVO got them
i Double or Single breasted Reefer
I 5 or Norfolk style
L 3 4 5 to 9
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j 1I Our School Suits will be the best School Suits
i that will attend School this term
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FRED M NYE CO
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Shirt Waists
The new models in the
Spring Waists are particu
larly smart and attractive
Dainty Lingerie Waists in
fine embroidery and lace
Net and Silk Marquisette in
whito and cream
Smart tailored waists in
Persian Silks Pongees and
fancy Plaids and Checks
Lingerie Waists 100
and up
Silk Waists 400 and up
A largo showing of New
Spring Skirts in Voiles and
fine cloths
clothsThe
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2335 WASHINGTON AVE
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Imitation cant equal B G But
ter
You can get your Spring Hat for
Tnehnlf city prices at the Flyo Points
Millinery 238 Washington Ave
Wireless TelephonesJ F Thomas
is installing his wireless tolorhono
system In Ogden today The first lino
will JHS operated between his ofllce in
tho National hank building and an
office In the Ecclcs block
Classy smoke Garcia and Vega CI
Sara
j I 550 cash buys a ton of Host Rock
Springs on the market Phono 27
i John Farr
t I New County AttorneyCounty At
torney David Jensen and his wife arc
rejoicing over the arrival of a bounc
Jng bop at their home The lad made
pis appearance at the Jensen homo at
J oclock this morning
Sharpen Your Lawn MowerThat
poor old lown mowerwhere Is It1
r f 1 big it out and lelcphono U II Becraft
I jho Repair Manwe will call for and
deliver IL
Sizing Up the Teachers Supcrln
I fjjndont L E Eggerteon of the Weber I
flounty schools Is a visitor at the State
j 1 i Inlvorfilty today to observe tho work
that Is being dono In the normal de
partment of tho Institution The su
perintendent IB casting his eye toward
the prdagogues Just now Inasmuch as
it will not bo long before teachers for
the county schools will havo to bo se
lected
Kodak finishing Trlpp 340 25th
street
Back From PuebloH H Spencer
treasurer of the Amalgamated Sugar
company returned this morning from
Pueblo Colorado where ho wont as
a witness for the government In a
hearing against the American Sugar
Refining company
Cousin KateW L > Brunton and
B C Kldston wera In the city yes
terday afternoon the guests of Wm
Allison of the Ogden theater whom
they made arrangements for the ap
pearance In this city noxt Sunday
ovonlng of June Russell A ford In
Cousin Kate Miss Alford Is ono of
Salt Lakes latest additions to the
theatrical world and has a large num
ber of friends In Ogden
Wonted A High school student or
graduate to learn the Drug Business
Culley Drug Co
OVERALLS
SOLD TO A
6REEK
In the criminal division of the mu
nicipal court this morning Joseph An
derson Carl 1V Wilson mill N Fryc
the latter being a colored man plead
ed not guilty to vagrancy
The testimony given In the case ollc
llod the fact that tho men were ar
rested yesterday after having sold
three pairs of overalls they had pick
ed up at Lakeside to a Greek on low
er Twentyflfth street Tho men en
tered the city yesterday from Cali
fornia and while two of them had a
few cents in money they had no vis
ible means of support The court de
cided that they were guilty of the
charge aud sentenced them to pay a
fine of 10 or serve ten days in the
city bas ute
James Brice pleaded guilty to drunk
enness and was sentenced to pay a
fine of 5
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Barnard Burns pleaded not guilty to I
tho charge of trespass and the case
was set for hearing tomorrow I
Ivan Roland a 17yearold boy was
arraigned before the court for disturb
ing the peace He was remanded to
the custody of the Juenlle officer
Tho case of the city against James
I Pierce chauffeur for D A Smyth for
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exceeding the speed limit was taken I
up for trial but will not be conclud
ed until tomorrow The complainant
in the case IK Lewis Cunningham lit
bays that tho machine was driven at
a terrific speed on Washington ave
nue near Fifth street frightening
horses and endangering life and prop
erty Ho could not loll though how
fast the unto was running
cJOCfE Y
BRILLIANT SOCIETY GATHERING
AT THE ORPHEUM
Box parties were Riven in great num
her at the Ornhoum last night Mr
and Mrs R C Bristol entertained In
honor of Mr and Mrs C A Day of
Chicago Mr und Mrs H C Wood
were also guests Mrs D C Eccles
entertained following Mrs H C
Hlhbard Miss Gwilllam Miss Fitzger
ald and Mrs Dr lojco
Mr Isaac Fife of Ogdcn and Miss
Margaret Miller of Ilarrlsvljle will bp
married in the Sail Lake Temple
Wednesday the 13th
The St Josephs Sewing society will
meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs
D J Sheehan nt St Josephs hall
Mr and Mrs M S Browning PII
lortflined the following Dr and Mrs
Ezra Rich Mr and Mrs Ellis Miss
Dorothy Browning Miss Gladys Rich
Mr and fllrs Earnest Ford gave a
box party to the following Miss Dona
Wilson Miss Ana Browning Miss Eva
Fowtz Miss Mouda Browning
You will never experience tho full
pleasure of a fire place until you have
tried Hiawatha Coal for sale by all
dealers
ROCK ISLAND IS
ORDERING EQUIPMENT
Chicago April 12It was ofllclalh
announced yesterday that the Rock
Island railroad is in the market for
approximately 3000000 worth of new
equipment and power which will bo
in addition to orders recently placed
and necessitating expenditure
over 2000000
The presort need of the company Is
for 2000 freight cars and ninetyfive
locomotives for delivery this year
CLAIM OF DICKINSON
HAS BEEN DENIED
Cambridge Mass April lTho
claim of the Dickinson N D ranch
man to onehalf of tho estate of Dan
iel Russell was denied by Judge Law
I ton In the probate court today
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ORACLE4SISGLOBE4OIE
Our Scenic pictures are fine A TRIP ALONG THE RHINE a remarkably fascinating pic
I ture perfectly recorded by the camera shoving the beautiful towns and cities on either bank
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U ATHLETIC SPORTS IN INDIA showing a series of pictures of native children playing at
1 different sports also their drill with dumbbells 0 ther sports are also shown
THE POLAR BEAR HUNTJA scene token in the Arctic Regions and is full of interest and
excitement This picture is very interesting from th e fact that it was taken in the very region in which
1 Commander Peary so recently made his world famous discovery
THE BANKS OF THE GANGES a remarkably beautiful scenic picture of this famous r iver
The city of Benares the ancient capital of Hinduism is shown in the views The imposing burning
ghat where the Brahmins burn their dead is thrown into prominent relief as also the beautiful
mosques and terraces of marble
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The song THE VITAGRAPH GIRL at the GLOBE is a very pretty little song and is immed
lately followed by the Vitagraph picture THE MYSTERY OF TEMPLE COURT in which this pret
ty girl is in the leading role
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A BROTHERS DEVoTIONA story of the South a story of the idealism of brotherly love
THE HAND OF FATEA characteristic Western story full of dash and vim I
Plenty of good comicgood musicand pretty songs
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LADIES SOUVENIR MATINEE ORACLE AND GLOBE WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
ISIS THURSDAY AFTERNOON
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Remember we will show the pictures of RO OSEVELT IN AFRICA in tho GLOBE THEATER
beginning Monday April 18th These pictures ar e made from the negative taken by Mr Cherry Kear
ton wA Sr are the only negatives in existence If yo u want to aee the genuine pictures of ROOSEVELT
TN AFRICA see them at the GLOBE
WE NEVER FOOL THE PUBLICTHESE PICTURES ARE GENUINE
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Yes the Hart Schaffner
iSI Marx Spring Suits are in
1111 rc t cluded it means that you I
r p y can take your pick of any
r mens suit in this entire
1 > r 1k stock arid well cut the price
S We propose to double
j y our suit business the more
t 1 9 of these H S M suits we
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sell the more friends we
i r W make There is absolutely Illi
c no doubt about the style or Li
qualityYou I
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ir > I r 61 r t h t at the club anywhere The clothes have a
r tone a class and individuality without being
freakish
I1iip And now we cut the priccgivc you
l any suit in this magnificent stock for r less fl
4j Jc r than youll have to pay for just clothes l1P
i lrt Were pretty sure of our position
r fact is wo would like to have you look all over townthen come
t here Come while the stocks are complete have one laid away
Copyright 1907 by Hart ScharTncr fc Marx till youre ready for it I I
Wrights Clothing
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Enlarging of Union Depot and the Building of an Annex Are Pos
sibilities of Near Future Plans For Umbrella
Sheds Have Been Received
By early fall Ogden will have the 1
finest depot grounds and railroad
yard of any In the country I
The above Is the statement made to
a representative of this paper this I
morning by Assistant Engineer A Q
Campbell of the Harriman lines who I
has charge of all the railroad improve
ments in Ogden
Mr Campbell theu stated that
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with the completion of the new fire
proof freight depot with Its wide
roadways and parks around It the I
parking at the Union depot the um
brella shed cement platforms be
tween track and innumerable other
improvements that will bo made the
depot and yards ttlll not be excelled
by any in the United States I
In addition to the improvements al
neatly ordered by the railroad officials
and of which mention has boon made
It Is probable that the enlarging of
the Union Depot will be ordered be
fore early fall This work for tho
present It is stated would only con
sist of the securing of moro room for
the waiting rooms and the building
of a larger baggage room Both of
these improvements aro urgent
The replacing of the north depot
annex with a large and spacious brick
building the lower floor of which
would be used for a liaggap room and
the upper for railroad offices has been
mentioned as one of the probable Im
provements The using of the south
annex for baggage room purposes and
the providing of new offices for the
aprons companies which also need
more room Is contemplated
The enlarging of the lunch room at
the depot Is also a matter that Is re
colling attention from the railroad of
ficials at tin present Ume This work
will probably bo ordered done at an
earlier dat Chan was at first contem
plated
Before tho end of the week a con
crete miser and a gang of workmen
will commence work at the south end
of the Union Depot grounds upon the
concrete platforms which will be
placed between the ten passenger
tracks As the plnns for the founda
tions df the umbrella sheds hAve been
received by Engineer Campbell the
foundations will be pnt in bytho con
crete gangs when they begin on tho
platforms The first work will bo be
i twoon tho now west tracks and some
r of the old ono which bars been low
ered to the now grade When the
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tracks have been lowered to a uniform
grade and tho platforms put in the de
pot grounds will be lu perfect condi
tion for drainage
Until tljo arrival of the steel gird
I ers and beams for the now freight
depot the work upon the main build
Ing will bo
postponed However no
time Is being lost In the work on the
structure for the concrete gangs arc
now preparing for the laying of tho
concrete platforms for the warehouse
and freight sheds The concrete
babes for the transfer platforms on
the west sldo of the depot are being
constructed The driveways around
tho freight houso which will ho of
sandHtono blocks upon a concrete base
are now being put In on the south end
of tho depot
At a very early date the iron fences
and gates enclosing tho passenger
yards will bo built from the Union
depot north to the freight house and
thence u high hoard fence to Twenty
second street On the south end of
the depot the fences will extend to
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THEATRE
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ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE
THORNE < CARLETON I
The Soubrette and the Yap
FRANK STAFFORD i COMPANY
Presenting A Hunters Game
I LA VEEN CROSS i CO
Precentlng Their Second Edition of
Roman Sport and Pastimes
MISS EMMA FRANCIS
And Her Arabian Boys In Songs
Dances and Acrobatics
THE BIMBOS
Comedy Acrobats and Equllibrlrta
MGINNIS BROTHERS
The Novelty Dancing Cadets Late
I of Cohan and Harris Minstrels
Caroline KAY CAREW Helen
In the Act Beautiful
ORPHEUM MOTION PICTURES
LATEST NOVELTIES
ORPHEUM ORCHESTRA
I PRICES Night 10c 25c and 50c
Matireca 10c 16c and 25c
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Twontyclghtli street The iron fences
and gates will ho erected in front of
the Union Depot ao soon as the con
crete platforms have been construct
ed
66 TflE MERRY WIDOW f9
The Merry Widow as merry as
her name as vivacious as a coquette
and as delightful as a dream will be
seen and hoard hero Tho Savngo
productIon which has created a fur
ore wherever presented and which es
tablished a record everywhere for pop
ularity will play at tho New Ogden
theater tomorrow Wednesday
night
It Is passionate and alluring co
quettish and demure it was even a
lunch of pathos to servo as back
ground for the sparkling gems of
music and repartee that stud the won
derful score which Lchar composed
and tho engrossing and clover book
that Victor Leon and Loo Stoln wrote
for a delighted Viennese populace
There is a dash of tho rh limits mad
ness the Hungarian czardasui the
plaintiff sweetness and nalveUe of
folk melodies the swinging delirious
ness of a Strauss waltz and the wild
abohdon of Offenbach4In the measures
which Lehar has scored and no one
can miss the charm of the story anl
tho plot mid counterplots of tho lib
retto
Tho company and production which
will bo seen hero Is Number One In
uery respect Savage would not risk I
hla reputation 10 y providing n cast and
company Inferior to any over seen
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The company Is headed by Abel
Wilber as Widow Sonla and George
DnmprPl as the PrJnrc DanlJo
Scats now selling
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THE LYCEUM
The Lyceum theater this wook pre
sents for IU patrons ono of tho best
bills seen at the house In many weak
The three act are far above tho
aver
age and place tho house on a piano
of having acts that
are equal to any
seen on thc larger circuits
Tho Kawannag two of tho clvcro
Japanese Jugglers and foot balancera
soon in Ogden In more than a year
open the entertainment with a most
pleasing act Tho olJer member of
the troupe balance and Juggles n bar
upon his feet with the skill of the
Juggler handling article with
his
hand
Illler and flair have
n clean and
phasing musical act Miller 15 n
piAnist dra with no mean nbllity and ren
a number
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lime Selections c1811cnl and ras
in an accomplished
manner As n bmckface
artist Dlllr
is good
Ho h
at has a gOOd voice which
lies in
some
e oon once
Rex OHara I a mimIc With
line a new
> ImltatJoDs His torture is the
1311nG or a saxaphoneeole
tiol with a
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piper cone He gives a stirring mrK
lmataklnc all the parts ilini > el 1
I even to tho galloping of the sheriff
poise and the mob scene I
Bert Syphern sings that populii
song Keep Your Foot on the Soft
Soft Pedal In a manner that I r
pleasing Olive Blackburn plane
selections are its pleasing an over I
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BIG INVESTMENT t I t
A short time ago a numbor of Salt +
Luke men investigated the vast coal r
fields at Miller Creek In Carbon c > un
ty thin state and wore so impressed
with the high quality of tho coal that
they Invested a half million dollar
of Utah money This coal Is now upon
the local market and Is called HIt
WATHA It Is very hard and does d
not slack and for storage purpose
has no equal
Citizens of Ogden
Booot for your city by using OG
DEN MADE FLOURIt costs you no
more and every sack you usa Is a
boost for your town
In that way you mako a Chicago
of Ogden Ogden Milling Clc
ator Co
LYCEUM
THEATRE k
The Home of Vaudeville in Ogden
Week of April 4th 1910
MATINEE DAILY
J R NUCKOLSProprietor
C W LIPPINCOTTManacr
PROGRAMME
Overture
OLIVE BLACKBURN
LYCEUMSCOPE
PATRICK d SA > IPAERt
In An Irishman V Homo Of
BERT SYPHERS
Sings Ive Ot the Time Ive
Got the Place But Its Gosh
Darn Hard to Find the Girl
BIOGRAPH
cHAS NELSON HAIGHT
LAURA DEAN CO
In the Funny Farcical Sketch
H A Misfit MftinK
MOTION PICTURES
EXIT MARCH
This Program Subject to Change
Admisdon 10 and 20 Gents
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