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Show ' Catholic church. Friends wishing to pco him In the casket may call at the farollv rerddence No. :1S , Twenty-rourth Twenty-rourth Etreel. this evening and I tomorrow to-morrow until the hour of the funeral. Interment will be in the City Cemetery. Ceme-tery. Died at E0 Years of Age Knute Kmmertsen died in Huntville Friday, after an illness which dates fron la.t February when he wai struck by an automobile aud severely Injured. He was born In Denmark. March 21. He leaves n wife, who Is blind, and six chiMren. The funeral will be held Monday. Apples, Perfectly Preserved I). K. i Browning, who lives on Stephen? avenue, uas found n new preservative for apples. He packed apples, raised at Uintah, in sand and yesterday uncovered un-covered them a d found them as firm as when they were picked. Samples of the apples were eft at the office. Now In Los Angeles W. D. Forbes, who was a teacher of chemistry in th High School, is now In Los Angeles, An-geles, representing nls patent skirt litter which Is proving an excellent seller. He Is repeating the success he met with in Utah. Mr. Forbes. ft3 an educator, was among the foremost In the city, and his friends say he j merits the greatest success possllJ in his new field of labor. Expected Home. W. IT. Chevers of the Harriman joint freight depot Is expected home this evening from an outing of three weeks In Gentllo valley, val-ley, Idaho. Will Leave For . Denver. Mrs. Edward Ed-ward Bichsel will leave tonight for a trip to Denver over the Union Pacific. Epworth Leaoue Excursion. Ixcal Harrimon officials have been advised that an Epworth League excursion of forty peuple will reach Ogden on the morning of July 9, en route cast over the Rio Grande from a trip to the Seattle Seat-tle exposition and through the Yellowstone Yellow-stone Tark. After a Month's Visit. Mrs. E. C. Man?on will return to her Ogden homo Sunday morning after a month's visit with relatives and friends at Dayton, Ohio. Daughter of Stubbs. Miss Helen Stubbs, daughter of Ttallic Director Stubbs of the Harriman system will arrive at Ogden from the east Sunday morning en route to the Pacific coast for the season. i Will Attend Convention. Superintendent Superin-tendent Frank M. Driggs of the Slate Schc -.1 for the Deaf and Blind at Og- j den, left today for Chicago to attend j the c-onrtMitlon, of instructors for the deaf and .blind, and: will be absent two or three weeks. Mrs. Driggs and the family are spending the heated season sea-son with friends .and relatives in California. Cal-ifornia. '',' Women Held at Lagoon. The ladies lad-ies of the' Sewing Circle, who Went to Lagoon Friday, have resolved never to go there again. They attempted to take the 7:1?. p. m. train for home, but the gates were locked to prevent ' tbcm boarding the. cars, although the gates were immediately opened to allow al-low Salt Lake excursionists to enter. They complained to one In authority and 'were told that were the gatekeeper gatekeep-er to allow them to depart he would lose his position. One lady in the party left, a baby home, expecting to return in three or four hours and she pleaded with tears in her, eyes to he allowed to take the earl train, but was denied the privilege. When the 0:45 train from Ogden arrived at Ln-gion Ln-gion last evening it did not step long enough at the resort to allow those aboard to alight before the train was started again and two passengers werf carried a mile beyond Lagoon before the train was finally stopped and they were compelled lo walk back to the resort. Complaints against tho Lagoon management arc pouring Into this office. At the Tabernacle Sunday. Quarterly Quar-terly conference of the North Weber Stake will be held at the Tabernacle Sunday at 10 a. m. and 2 p. m. The speakers will be Bishop Chas. W. Nib-Jpy Nib-Jpy and Apostle Geo. F. Richards, an I there .will be special music. In the evening a7:30 the M. f. associations will be in conference.' Will Visit in the East. Mis. M. E. Malouo and family. , 83 . Twenty-fifth street, . leave Tuesday to visit Baltimore Balti-more and other eastern cities. many. He nas met mosi or uie ugaen boys who aie doing missionary work ,in the Swiss and German mission, and says they are all doing excellent service. The judge is enjoying . good health. NAPKINS AND LUNCH SETS on sale, Utah Stationery Co. Judge Howell to Marry It is currently cur-rently reported thnt Judge Howell of this city and Miss Costley of Harris- ville will bo married in this city on Friday, July 0, and leave the same date for a honeymoon trip through California. v . FOR SALE 2-1,000 "ne large tomato toma-to plants, 100,000 cabbage plants, 300 good carnation plants, 50c to $100 per dor. Fresh cut carnations. 25c per doz. Phones Bell S13K. Ind. 3754A. 162 W. 30lh. Funeral of J. . Keyes. Impressive funeral services over the remains of Joseph Lorin Keyes were held Friday afternoon, commencing at 2 o'clock, at the Uintah Ward meeting house. The attendance was unusually) large, and many beautiful floral tiibutes silently told.of the high esteem in which the deceased was held in the community in which he had lived all his life. Bishop's Bish-op's Counselor Kendall presided at the services. Music was furnished by the ward choir. The useful. God fearing life of the deceased was eulogized and many words of comfoit spoken to the bereaved family- by President C. F. Middlelon and " Patriarch George W. Larkin. A large funeral cortege followed fol-lowed the remains to the Uintah cemetery, cem-etery, where interment was made. "That Good Coal" 2.000 pounds to a ton. Rock Springs. Clear Creek and Castle Gate. Bamberger Ogden Coal Co., 3121 Washington avenue. Both phones 2000. ' A9ks ' for Divorce Josephine A. Luce has instituted asnlt for divorce against Joseph D. Luce, alleging non-support, non-support, New General Manager. While current cur-rent rumors assert that A. C. Ridge-way Ridge-way will retire as general manager cf the Rio Grande system on July 1. and Hint the duties of that position will be taken up by Vice Piesident C. H. Schlarks, local oiTicials of that system are extremely reticent on that subject and refuse tb either deny or confirm the story. General Manager Ridge-way Ridge-way has been connected with the Rio Grande system for nwny years and has worked up to the top um through minor offices in various departments We are shipping B. & G. Butter by the carload. The people like it because be-cause it's good. Murder Charge Against Ernst. In the district court yesterda-.-. District Attorney Nathan .1. Harris filed an information in-formation against Clarence Ernst, charging him with murder in the first degree. Ernst has been conducting a cigar store and pod iooni on lower Twenty-fifth street. On the evening of May 15, of this year, the prisoner, j who is a negro, became involved in a dispute with Charles Staples, another negTo, who had followed the races to I this city. The trouble grew out of a gambling game going on at the cigar store. Later. Ems', met Staples on j the street and shot him dow rt. Staples died a few hours afterward. Get Your Tickets on Buster He'll be some one's pony on July 23. Wright's Clothing. FLAGS, all sizes, on sale at Utah Stationery Co. Sent to Jail for Alimony Archie J. Gale was ordered sent to jail by the court this afternoon for falling lo pay alimony to Eva May Gale. The judge, instructed that Gale be kept In jail uutil the alimony is paid. Rock Springs, Kemmerer, Castle Gate, Anthracite and Coke. M. L Jones Coal Co. Adveitieers must have their copv for tho Evening Standard the evening before be-fore the day on which the advertisement advertise-ment i8 to appear in order to insure publication. Funeral of J. H. Kaufman The funeral fu-neral sendees over the remains of John Henry Kaufman will be held on Sunday June 27th, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, from the St. Joseph RANDOM 1 i ! I Dancing tonight at Sylvan. Kodak Finishing.Tripp Studio.310 25th. Operation to be Performed. Mrs. Angus T. Wright, who has spent the winter in southern California for her health, is now in Salt Lake recuperating recuper-ating ner strength in anticipation of nn operation which will bo performed at the L. D. S. hospital in the near future. NAPKINS AND LUNCH SETS on sale, Utalr Stationery Co. Quality is the wisest economy. Always Al-ways use Lewis' good coal. Phones 140 Visiting Northern Utah Gus Wright Jr.. and I). C. Eerie.; and George Knauss returned Friday evening from f. three-day automobile trip In which they visit.-d Brigham Citv. Tremon ten. Garland, Co!linslon, Logan and Prcsfn. They report the crops in that feet ion to be looking well and, beyond be-yond a slight disappointment over the partial failure of the fruit crop owing to the late frosts, the people of the various dlstiiets are sanguine over the general situation from a farmer's slaudp.int. FLAGS, all size?, en sale at Utah Stationery Co. Beautifully Trimmed children's hats $1.00. ?1.30, $2.00. Mrs. Blair, 2514 Wash. Ave. COAL, celebrated Peacock. Rock Springs nut, the summer coal. John Fair. Phoue 27. Big Meeting Monday. The mine workers a-.nl operators will meet In Jolut conference Mondav at which time a large amount of important business bus-iness will be transacted. Representatives Represen-tatives of the United Mine Workers of the southern district of Wyoming will be p res-en t t0 the number of DO i or more and there will also be present some ten or more of the mine operators operat-ors of the same district. The L'nlon Pacific mines will be represented together to-gether with nearly all of tho private nrnes. including the Kemmerer Coal Co., Diamond Coal & Coke Co.. Gunn Quealy Coal Co, Central Coal & Coke Co. and tho Wyoming Coal Co. WANTED Dirt at the Fair grounds. Inquire at tho Standard office". Don't forget the Ogden Stake Sun- 2?th 01 eXCUlSi011 t0 LaSoou, June Letter From Judge Rolapp. In a communication received todav from ;1 n I1' II- Ro,aPI. ted June 12th. , t'", 't GP"nau'. 1"? stau-s that ho nnd his family are enjoying a visit U Berlin and other parts of Ger- |
