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Show their proper and legal course and utilizing util-izing them upon their own lands The court 5s asked to quiet the title to the wntor and forever enjoin the defendants defen-dants from using the some. COAL Rock Springs. Citl Gato nnd Clear Creek. Gllletto Coal Co, 153 West 27th SL Phones 1074. Funeral for George Thompson Yesterday Yes-terday afternoon -at 2 o'clock the funeral fu-neral for George Thompson was held at the funeral chapel of Larkin & Sons Counsellor Parley T. Wright presided over the services. Vocal solos were rendered hy Mrs. Mary Jones nnd Miss Tlllie Hancock. The speakers speak-ers were Patriarch Goorge W. Larkin and Parley T. Wright. The services were weli attended, and tho Interment Inter-ment took place In the Ogden City cemetery. The best anthracite coal at John Farr's. Phono 27. Aldermar Arnold Wright Buried The funeral for Aldemar Arnold Wright was held yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Third ward meeting meet-ing house, Bishop C. E. Peterson presiding. pre-siding. Music, was given by the ward choir, assisted by Miss Estolla Wright who sang the salo, "The Chrlstaln's Good Night," and Miss Bessie Williams Wil-liams who sang "Ono Sweetly Solemn Thought." The speakers were Gilbert RANDOM I REFERENCES Moving Picture 5how6 The campaign cam-paign against exhibition of Immoral pictures in moving picture shows in New York has resulted In establishing establish-ing a trial censorship by consent of the Association of Moving Ticture Exhibitors. Ex-hibitors. The members of the association asso-ciation agreed to submit all films and songs to be used by them to a board wood, lives in Ogden, and Myra Neal, a steter, resides at Plain City. The other brother, Edward Swlngowood, resides In Canada.. E-Z-Money Keily Money to loan on any good real estate. Geo. J. Kelly. E. E. Calvin Predicted as Successor An Associated Press dispatch from Portland, Oregon, announces the probably prob-ably retirement of General Manager O'Rrlcn from the Oregon Hallway At Navigation company, and his appointment appoint-ment as general manager of the Southern South-ern Pacific to succeed General Manager Man-ager E. E. Calvin, who, it is alleged, goes to the Illinois Central to succeed suc-ceed President Harriban, who will become be-come vice-president and general manager man-ager of the New York Central lines at a salary of $40,000 per year. The Portland dispatch revises and simply certifies articles on the subject, published pub-lished exclusively in me standard several weeks since, and which were harshly criticised and vigorously denied de-nied by prominent railroad men through Salt Lake newspapers. It Is naturally gratifying to the Standard to learn at this time that its information on the subject was based on facts obtained ob-tained from reliable sources. Kodak Finishing, Tripp Studio, 340 25th-To 25th-To Wheelwright Bros, for lumber. -Horses clipped. Bell, 1627 K. I or five censors maoe up of representatives representa-tives of local civic organizations, and the board of education. STORAGE at reasoiRt)ie rates. In ' good brick buDding. If you need any room, consult John Scowcroft & Sons Company, Special Agents in Nevada. Tho United States government Is now giving giv-ing some consideration to land grants to railroad companies years ago and a thorough investigation along .this line is now promised and has actually begun. Messrs. D. J. Lawton and A. C. Agnew, special agents of the interior inter-ior department of the United States, are now in Nevada to spend a few days on work in connection with the investigation of lands on which the Southern Pacific Railroad company has obtained patents. Advertisers must nave weir copy Tor the Evening Standard the evening bo-fore bo-fore the day on which the advertisement advertise-ment is to appear In order to Insure publication. Suit to Quiet Title. The Wilson Irrigation Ir-rigation company yesterday filed a civil suit against Joseph and William Jenkins to quiet title to certain waters taken from the Weber river and being used for irrigation purposes on lands lying adjacent to Wilson, West Weber, Kanesvllle and Hooper. The plaintiff company alleged that as early aa the year 1S53, they had appropriated tho waters in question for the growing of crops on their farm lands and that at this tlmo the defendants are seeking to and are diverting said waters from Torgeson, President C. F. Mlddleton and Bishop Peterson. The funeral was largely attended and many beautiful beau-tiful floral offerings, among hem being be-ing a beautiful tribute from his little friends and classmates, were brought to the bier. Tho burial took placo In the Ogden cemetery. Rock Springs, Kemrnerer, Castle Gate. Anthracite and Coke. M. L. Jones Coal Co. - GRASS CREEK LUMP COAL, 54.CO nt yard; Caotle Gate, Clear Creok, Keck Springs, always on hand. Consumers' Con-sumers' Coal Co., A. A. Shaw. Mgr Phones 413. Suddenly Stricken by Apoplexy The many Ogden friends and acquaintances ac-quaintances of Annie Neal Brown will be pained to learn of her death, which occurred at Lehl. Utah County, I Utah, March 7th. Funeral services . were held over her remains on March 10th. the burial taking placo in the ' L-hi cemetery. Mrs. Brown was stricken with apoplexy, wnlch caused her sudden death. Sno was born in England 29 years ago, and came to America in 1903, making her home In j Ogden. She resided In the city until her marriage to Newel A. Brown, of Lehl. on the IGth day or May, 1906, when she became a resident of Lehl, "vhere she resided up 10 toe tlmo of her untimely death. She Is survived by a husband, two children, a father, tvo sisters and two brothers. Her father and one sister still reside m England. A brother, Albert Swinge- |