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Show j RANDOM I REFERENCES ji , Cars will leave for Hermitage at ; 7:40 and J p. in . returning at 12 p. m account of Harris party Tuosday. ' WANTED Clean white rag3 at the ' Standard. SA special train bearing a detachment detach-ment of soldiers passed through the : city last ovening en routo from Colo-l Colo-l rado to Boise. f Advertisers must have their copy ffor the Evening Standard the evening before the day on which the adver-M adver-M tlsomont is to appear. In order to in-m in-m sure publication. W W. 11. Dorr, of Logan, Is a business visitor In the city. S .H H. Hays and wife, of Montpeller, jw Ida., arrived yesterday for a visit with ' Ogden relatives and friends. S. Walter Fisher, secretary of the In- ; terlor, passed through the clly on a i ( special train early this morning. Ho I was en route from the Yellowstone ! ! Park to San Francisco. Tho colonist business is showing ', up on the Harrlman lines, the sale o.' ' , tickets having started in the east on ' the fifteenth. The Fnlon Pacific train No. 3 had a second section this 19 morning and No. 5 westbound also (carried a second section last evening Indications point to a heavy business during the next several weeks. W. B. Wcstorer, or Elko, is a business busi-ness visitor In the city a Hcnrv Clark Is Dead A messaga 'M was received by Chief of Police T. E. Brov.'ulng yesterday announcing the death of his uncle, Henry Clark, at i (r Hichfleld, Savior county, Utah. Mr. j f Clark was a formor resident of Ogden i '. and interment may take place hero. f In addition to Chief Browning there are a number oi other relatives re- t- ' siding here. C. E. Crane and family, of Ellens- burg, Wash., are visiting friends in this city. Mr. Crane Is a prominent . Washington stock man. , ' i (Continued 'on Page Sevon.) If I RANDOM I; REFERENCES j H (Continued From Pago Five.) 9 ' If you bplIe in Riving tlio people gg J a chance to Ihe decontlv in iho i.X'nltcd States then attend the Progressive Pro-gressive Republican meeting at the County Court House, Thursday cvon- vjji ing at 8 o'clock sharp. The Imperial A Jj quartette will also sing at this mecN " iug. Both ladios and gentlemen in- jfl R vited. U M. Tho Mountain States Telephone op- 9 wt erators will- glvo- a dance at the Now 9 P Colonial dancing academy. Tuesday, tfl ft. September 19th; 50c j)cr conplo; extra TjJ lady, 26c. 3 Kj Mrs. Earl Stone, formerly of Ogden, H II leaves Tuesday for an extended visit HI through tho oast. Sho will vl3it rela- Wfjl tlves of Mr. and Mrs J. F. Smith In tUtl Pennsylvania, then go to Baltimore, 9IK nnd from Inore winter in Havana, jfE Cuba. HlMr Car w" ,eave for Hermitage at IWIR "-0 and 9 p. m., returning at 12 p. m IrJ account of Harris party Tuesday. I'll Probate Cases In Judge Harris' Ifl division of the district icourt tills ft morning, Uio petition for letters of MM administration in the matter of the IIH estate of "William Field, decnased, Mtjj was granted and Uio bond of the ud- tjf mlnlstrator Used at $1,800. Similar -III'! action was uiKcn in tlio estate of Jofc- 'I rf cp kelson, deceased, the aJminls- h trator's bond also being fixed at $1,- III SOO. Approval and settlement of 11 n- I; al account, distribution and ds-ll:i ds-ll:i chargo of tho administrator wus rlr- granted in tho mntier of tho estate M t of Rosalie Llppert, deceased. IIk WANTED Two lirst-class exper- II, lencod chamber maids at Marlon ho- li ' tcl. Good wape.s. Call at once. Ill'' ' I. I Dispute Over Boundary In Judge j; Hnrris' court, the case of the Ogden til- Canyon Resort company against tho I IjR Utah Light & Railway company was lllrf taken up for hearing today. The con-llltl con-llltl troversy involves the question of the lllilL boundary line between proporty l' claimed by the plalntifr and that of IK tho dofondant In OgJen canyon, near I IK lno Pwcr dam f lno defendant com-Ij-Jl pany. Tho west boundary ilno or llj tho railway company's property, south I I lit of tho river, Is in dispute. I pi A A RICHTER. fire place rqpairH, I f f mantels, grates and tile floors. '.122 III 24th street. Bell phone G7-N. I if t Marriage Licenses Marriage 11- Hfl censes have been issued to Alma I If Hodson and Sarnli Richardson of III J Plain City and John Do Witt Tinsman I l of Phillpsburg. Xew Jersey, and IjILl Maude A Mathews of Ogden. IK STIMSON'S CAFE K Is tho CHOICE of the people and la 5 my profession. 24G0 Grant Ave. It ' Teachers Climbing A company of E school teachers climbed Malan's : ' Heights yesterday. Miss Bortha Sler- Sf ' ling, teacher of stenography in the I-' High school, roarhing the ' summit 5l first Other parties climbed from the. Vjl' , the topmost points In that iciully. rjr; Japs Will Make a Defense The. Cjt Japs arrested "iir'the g'ambling raid (Ik of Saturday night wero not arraigned il ' for hearing In police court this morn- SJf ' ting. It Is understood, however, that tho services of an attornoy have boon secured and a determined ilpht against conviction will be made. The pollco have the completo gambling outfit at the police station, o bo used as evidence evi-dence when the case cornea up for trial. It is likely that the Japs will be given a hearing tomorrow morning. morn-ing. Wanted Newspaper solicitors, call at Standard office from C to 8 p .m. - Keyes Estate In ihe estate of Lor-lu Lor-lu J Keyes, Mrs. Flora M. Keyes, the widow, h3 Hied a petition asking that fihe.njo npointcd administratrix. She says thut her husband died intestate in-testate at Uintah in Juno, 1009, leaving leav-ing an estate valued at about $1,000 Herself and five children arc the surviving sur-viving heirs. The Hello Girl Mountain State Telephone Tele-phone Co. give u dance at the New Colonial Dancing academy Sept. 10. 50c per conplo; extra 2Ec. - Telephone Men G-enexal Manager C. G. Seelyc nnd Division Superintendent Superin-tendent P. H. Hawkins tor tho western west-ern division of the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone company, were in the city Saturday afternoon, looking over the telephone plant. They returned to Salt Lake well pleased with local conditions. The Standard more than equals any premium offer made by any othor paper. pa-per. Call and boc our premiums you get now freo from us, while you pay .rho other papers for the premiums they offer. |