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Show THE MOUSING EXAMINER: 6 UTAH. OGDEN. AUGUST TUESDAY, 190T. 13, ClFFlNS. EDIBLE HEAVY TRADING IN SALT liquidation New York, Aug. 13.-- The ub large rale in opening doliof the work market touay nnd crumbled price )' STOCK. of the 1 r grot ten minute of iuine- - ftmittc. break of 5 la Northern vn 4 3- in Canadian Pacific. S W in Union Pacific, 3 14 iu HaliluK.re Ohio. 1 in Missouri Pacific, Louisville iupper Amalgamated 4c Nnahville. in heading nn4 Colorado Fuel. 2 and Atchlaon. S in Soathern Pacifle and Smelting and considerably over a 4 point for all other Tha market became feverish and Kingunaettled, aome atuck rmllying atother ly m i be aunporting order and declining UU further. Effective measure to check in pro-dp-i late fall In piioe wera put into of force after tha Hral IS minute isobusiness and. although there were of furUn.r sever losses, lated tha lb general market waa nailer Room coativl and rising briskly. the curghorta bought heavily whea rent turned, and there waa a large abeorptioa for the lung account. Ral-to lies from the low point extended in in Northern Pacific, I Canadian Pacific, Atchison, Great Northern preferred. Amalgamated Paul Copper and Anaconda. Both 81.Bold n and Great Northern preferred dosing, fraction abore Saturday' lmring the slump many of tha leading atocka told at their lowrat price of tha year. Bnstnaea had quieted down conalderahlj when the rally nan la force, hut at 11 timea them waa a! decided undercurraut of uerronanaaa and at 11 oclock tha market waa yield lug again, Pennsylvania. Reading and Bmelting wera being sold heavily and wera quoted at tha lowest, rr i 4 Aug. 1 at leading 11-T- he. fu- 8; 98; 63, 61. 61; Mr. M14, 62a63; 63. Oats Sept, 44. 43, 43; Dee., 43, 43; May, 44. 44, 44. 43. 1 10.03, 11630, Pork Land $0.17, Riba 18.15, Whistle Sounds at Sept. Carla Con. Mercur Columbus Cun Duly .. Dmy Judge Italy Weal Eagle Nest Eagle and Blue Bell Grand Central Horn Silver t!oo .20 i!i 1.00 1.35 Lower Maminolh ,, lau Dllhm Mammoth May Day Nevada Hllla Nev. lillls Fairvlew Ontario ,, Stray Dog Silver King Sacramento Silver Shield 6.00 14.75 e i'so .44 ease .14 e a 4.60 i.oo' .10 1.60 .44 6.25 .18 6.00 .15 26.00 .07 .14 , Kept., (4.10, 4.00, (3.00; OcL, 90.10, 98.10. 08.73. 18.66, 8.75, 98.76. 8.67; Oct, Chicaga Produce. Chicago, Ang. 13. Close: Wheat Sept, 83 Mi Due. HI Dee. 51 Corn Sept. 45 Dec. 43 Oat Sept. 43 116.03 11. pork Lard Be pt. fl.OO; Oct. 93.10. OcL 18.70. llibo Sept. 91.77 diapered to their homes and non-unio- ing GOMPERS Kansn It Lead King Mountain Lake .... New York Hlehmond Ana. Sioux Cpn So, Columbus Con. Seven Trough .... Kansas City Cattle. City, Aag. 13. Catllo Both the WestChicago, Aug. ern Union and Postal Telegraph companies claimed today to be In better condition than at any time line the commencement of the strike of the operators. Tha Western Union announced early In the day that It had more than 300 men at work and was able to care for business in fair shape. The Postal claimed to have about one hundred men nnd also asserted that the delay la handling messages waa not great. Both companies, however, had posted In conspicuous places th notices (hat messages would be only accepted subject to delay in transmission. A number of men were Imported tart night by tha Western Union and all of them went to work today. The officer of tha union claimed d that the companies had about of the number of mea nt work that they claimed to have and declared that many of them were telegraph students who are not yet capable of doing good work. The decision of tha operator! In Washington and Boston not to strike Immediately did not dlaouncert the officers of the union. Secretary Wesley Russell said today: It makes no difference what the men vote to da When the time cornea that will they will be ordered out and he all there 1 to It They- - will come out when we want them.1 Superintendent Cook of Lhe Western Union in thla city today leaned n statement that there will ha no arbitration. I wilt receive no deputation of the strikers" said Mr. Cook, and will hold no communication with them except in a circular letter which I will send out today. Thl will be brief and will read, Having left' the employ of the rumpany, you will apply at once fur your pay.' We now have 320 men at work and wa are commencing to choose our men. Today we have turned away a number of applicant because we did nut consider them competent men." President Samuel Gnmpers of the American lYderatioc of Labor arrived in the city today to aid the strikers In New York, Aug. 12. At 1 oclock thla afternoon many o iterator In the main office of the Western Union hero went out. There has been rumor that such a move was In contemplation. but, up to a few minutes before the men quit work, there sera no signs of the Intended act. At exact .16 .70 .18 .77 .11 .12 .65 .14 a .66 3,30 1.25 33.000. Sternly to 10c lower. .... .63 .64 southern Native aterra 6.007.11; .1U . .13 ateera t. 604.10; auuthsrn cow 3.00 Tetro .14 .13 1.00 Viator Con al.40; native sows Yank Con .68 .68 6.60; stockera and feeders 3. 00a bulla 3.403.00; calvaa 4.000.60; Regular P. M, Salsa. western ateera 4.006.00; wester Carlaa, HH) at 40. cows 3.604.36. Nevada Fairvlow, 600 at 17. 0,000. Mnrket Hug Receipts May Day, 700 at 46; 1.300 at 45. steady; bulk and packers 6.000.00; Con. 100 nt 1.15; 000 heavy 6.866.06; pigs and lights 6, nt Undo Bum 1.18; 300 nt 600 1.13, buyer 10. 106.36. Butler LlboraL at 13. 6,000. Market Bheep Receipt Berk Tunnal, 800 at 3.37. sellar dearth. Muttons 5.003. 85; lauiba T. 00a7.76; range wether 6.25a6.25; 40; 300 at 3.4U; I.3O0 at 13.45; 100 at 3.15, seller 60;. 600 at 8.40; 100 at led ewes 4.605.50. seller CO. 143. Crows Point, 3.000 at 1.15; 600 at Chicaga Cattle. 600 at 1.13. seller 30. 1.13; Chicago, Aug. IS. Culm-ado- , 100 at T.85. 83.000. Market to strung, South Columbus, loo at 3.10; 100 at mixed 6.104.60; 6.854.40; 3.17: 300 nt 130; 300 at light 133; 100 heavy 6.604.30; rough 6.606.80. at 3.35. 36.000. Cattle Receipt Market Sioux Coaw 400 at 66; 100 at 61. steady. Beeves 4.407.60; cows 1.. Stocker and feejers 8.70a 40a6.60; R. T. IS ACTIVE. 6.00. 83.000 Sheep Receipts ;weak to Loa An grim, Aug. 13. The Western 10a lower. Sheep 3.755.80; yearl--, Union official today declared they Inga 6.106.70; lambs 8.767.70. bad more operator than wera needed In the local office here and three of Meaty. tbs men were aeut back to Oakland, New York, Aug. 13. Money on call whence they were brought several strong, 4 per cent, ruling rate, dnye ego. About ten men were workoffered at 4. ing tha key. No communication bad closing bid Time loan, very firm; sixty day. been established with New York to 6 per cent; ninety days,. six day blit Ihe wires ware working ta a 5.-3- 5; Hogs-Rece- one-thir- ipts sli-art- y a 4, 3, month, 6 MS 6; bid. COULD IIP THIS COUNTRY 01 Chicago without difficulty. The first Indication that the members of th National Order of Railway Telegraphers wera about to become actively Interested In th telegraph trike was seen here today when n railroad operator at one of the station hear law Angeles refused to handle Western Union business. The matter waa at one reported to the Western Union office here and i now under ronalderatlon. No detail! wera obtain able nor could any forcaet be made to where the trouble would lead to. WHISTLE BLOWS IN PHILADELPHIA. PROF. FREDERICK STARR OF CACO QUITE CHI--1 OUTSPOKEN. Bayo a Mistake la Belag Made In Send- ing tha American Fleet to tha Pacific. Philadelphia, Aug. 13. The Portal company operator went nn strike at 3:4U o'rlock. There was little evidence of a strike movement among the telegrapher In thl city until the operator In New York went out The Postal company was the first to feel the effect when two men refused to work with Professor Fred' erirk Starr, anthropologist of toe University of Chicago, lielicvea Japan could whip the United Stairs in war. He aaya It I a great mistake to send th great American fleet Into the Pacific. a the ships are quite likely to show how inefficient tha navy Is. Hi views were presented In an on Japan." yeeterday, in All Soul church. Among the pointed statement he made sire these: Japan, from our standard, has ne superior as a world power today. 1 am not afraid uf a yellow peril Think of what the white peril baa been. Where are the red men nnd the black man? We are inclined to think the Russian army waa rotten. But Ruasta was the onlv power which stood n chance with Japan. Do you think onr army of 10.006 1m friers a year, whose men complain of codfish for breakfast, detext til niarcha from day to day. who clamor about the small pay they receive, could stand up against the Japanese? "1 do not know If we will have a war with Japan. I hope not. If wa do It will be our os fault. Japaa will not start It." Chicago, Ang. 12. REACHES CHICAGO. American Fadaratien of Labor Landing Ita Aid to tha Operators. 1-- 7375. Barley Cash, 8376. He Mid: strike-breake- t. Ry a out.' The officera regret tills action of tha men going out at this time. We did nil we could to restrain them, but they were simply goaded Into go-luout The last straw that broks th camel's back cams today when three men, who had been discharged last week fur declining wire upon r wera employed, which went to the mala office of tha Western Union to get their time. They were told by on of tho chief operator to get out of tho office and tb maa accompanied the ejectment with abusive language, Tha fault la with tha company for we have done all wa could to prevent this trouble. The local union will stand by tha jnen. Secretary Mclneraey said that tha local union was well provided with funds and that tha Order of Railway Telegraphora had today assured th local union that they would aid them In n financial way. 6-- 4-- non-unio- n men In New Turk, ELEVATOR BLOWN OUT. Omaha urdi-nar- Chim-o-teagu- t" Tit-Bit- a Tit-Bit- Doctor Estes Specialist . . u FBI-VAT- DR. ESTES SPECIALIST Buenos OMAHA IS WORKING. Omaha, Aug. 13. A special Investigation uf Western Union nnd Postal Telegraph companies thla morning shows both offices to be clear of messages at 10 o'clock, with about half force working at both main of- Ayres, Aug. 13. The German wireless company has received the concession for establishing wireless stations for the Argentine coast. 16 a. To Avoid Stomach Troubles fices. lhe Western Union has 33 men of the day force at work, including counter clerks nnd rheck boys. Tha Postal has only six mea m. te 6 p. m. 9&6I Washington Are. (Boyto Utah. Bntmaea Room It. Remember . the number. Block), Ogden, OSes boon, Diarrhoeb, Dyseuteiy and Bummer Complaints Clean ne the System With work- ing. All broker operators are working as usual. The strikers are hopeful and determined. Neither aide received additions this morning. Messengers are still working, hut are talking strike" nnd may go out nt any hour. MAKMA? RESCIND THEIR RESOLUTION. Kansas City. Aug 13. The striking Western Union and Postal operators here this afternoon rescinded tha resolution previously adopted permitting telegraphers to work at the board of trade providing that organization, and not the telegraph companies, pay the salaries on condition that the men handle nothing but quotations. The lhe great South American Blood and Nerve Tonic. It removes the cause. Guar- anteed under the Food and Drug Act, June 21, 1898, Serial No. 126. Sold Qt Druggists 50c and $1 .00 per Bottle LOOK AT THE LABEL AND INSIST ON OGDEN AND UTAH MADE GOODS HtlO 1181 Itl HlfHWfl H8t- H H IH4I H I'M II HltlWWIIW IHWHUIII IHIDHIIIIMhH II H 8)6 It 1 - UTAH CANNING CO. ten story elevator of Merriam at Sixth and Nicholas streets, waa blown out this afternoon by the explosion of n boiler. The elevaluf was full of grain, which probably will be n total lose. The Uss will be heavy. Nu one waa Injured. Hum-qula- prby HOME MANUFACTURERS One end of Uie A Both 'mWWWWHHfHnHWHWWHIIIIHIIWHIIHW6HHHHIIIIIH4IHWWWIimHlimiHHmHllimHHlHIIIHH dismissed. They were Immediately Shortly after two more were dlxcbarg-rfor refusing to man n New York wire. Other men also refuaed and at 3:40 o'clock. President Sullivan of tha focal, blew the whltle. Aug. 13. the oclock and Within a abort time the striker by .half past uno o'clock there was no sign of anything unusual in tho vicinity of the Western Colon building. Shortly after 1 o'clock moat of the Western Cnlon men working on tbs Produce Exchange went on strike, n men nt leaving only a few work. The operators employed by thF Broad street branch office of Jbe left Western CukiB company also their key. Secretary-Treasure- r Mclnernejr of the local telegrapher union Mid that tha local mea had walked out without any order from tha union uffi-cand had taken the matter in their own hands, lie said the officer of t&o union, though, would aland by tb strikers la their action. Secretary Mclnernejr said that he realised that tha feeling of the mea was strong against tha company, but that the local union officer uad don all they could to prevent tha mea go- .41 .43 4.85 1.60 8.00 I Postal Employes are Joining the Strikers Sides Claim to be Gaining Ground. Hama. Salt Lake. Aug. 11 While atocka ww tumbling in the ewsiera market today under tha pressure uf heavy liquidation, the local market for mlnlug atocka remained remarkably Arm. Borna of the Tulle issues went higher, notably back Tunnel Consolidated and Laiwer Mammoth. Trading was brisk, broker weia busy to look la upon the exchange during ita tally aosatons today one eould aee nothing to indicate that the east waa la the very throes of a panic. S!ou Couao'Idated also moved up a little; so did Cnrle Bam Consolidated, while Crown Point and Iron Bloaaoui held their own. On the open hoard, South Columbus Consolidated Buffered a decline and dropped off 30 cents a share, the lowest point rearhed being 43.06. Of the unlisted Copper at $i, Standard Copper at 40 cents and Treasure Hill at 36 cents. The closing quotations and sale were: P. M. Listed Stock. Bid. Asked. Stocka Alina 6.00 Albion 1.20 .30 .33 Ajar ,, Bullion Beck 3.00 ture ranged a follow: Wheat Aug., 18, 81. 1Tvl 13. 13; Use, IIS, May, 87, MS. 44. Corn Sept . 66. 64. 14 : Dec., $16.03. LAKE Eastern Market Canditiana Appeared te Hava Ne Effect Hera CHICAGO FUTURES. Chicago, WITHOUT A MOMENTS repidlv. ke were re:iers; in important stork during the Kill. Pastry Making I the Early Stags ef English Cookary. At n very early period the oriental kind of pastry, were familiar with mixture of Sour, oil tool buuey, and fur centuries pasuy making went n further, even among the nations in the south of Europe. But in the beginning of tho middle ages a change began ta taka place in tha method of mixing th nerve. When injected U immediately Ingredients, and seme other substance were brought Into use. Barter, egg begins to create terrible deetructtel AH Union Men Leave Their Keys In tho blood vessel. The w alls and salt found tttair way into pnsuy ,f tu veins are oaten away, and nn Internal making, and the result wa n manifest Paste next came to be hemorrhage takes place. While thla Improvement. used as an incloaore far meat, seasoned is going oa a portion of th venom a with spices, etc. Afterward it went a attacking the nerves Particular!,, step further, the next tute being for the susceptible to its ravages te th motor' system, IndoMire of creama fruit preervea, nerve center which control the wnaclaa of etc., and Inter still it began to take tb rrapiratl. many fanciful shape in which It has Paralysis taka plaro in these orgaa. victim and the since been found. In th generally die from ra commonly ly 1 o'clock a thrill whistle was striker asserted that the board of early stages of English cookery tha inability to breathe. Exchange. sounded through tho big operating trade had violated this agreement. room auj a large pari of tha force Th strikers also decided to post- pastry case wera called coffins or A Pleasant Brt ef eoffynea and wera made in various at work lelt their key. pone tha formal presentation of their An the mea left th building they grievances to the local managers un- sixes from gret eoffynea with taw power ef th aurf te a thuig Uddes for tb tartee of Bleach e to about which many of ns have hat tb were cheered by other operators who til tomorrow. The had anchored In Dey street th small eoffynea" fur tartotettea" moat taiy Ideas, and indeed the y on cheering attracted the of flsche or fflesche. mixed with OUT AT DESMOINES. conditions with whk-we Broadway and in a few minutes a stuf of boylled flexes ground and good surrounded prevent us from fully art aplargo crowd Lad gathered. Thera waa Des Moines, la., Aug. 13. powdure nnd spice. preciating what H rau lie at titure. ao disorder, however, and the police union operator of the Western Every Union in The Taming of th Fetruchlo The of tho island people of of th traffic squad soon put tha nnd Postal companies hero walked out be noted, call a which te abeut a mite and a crowd in motion. One man disputed at 3:30 thla morning, in sympathy Shrew," It amay herecoffin." cofThese little cep custard half wide, have, however, opportunities the right of the policemen to compel with their brother strikers. fins correspond with the for Judging this experience, which they him to move oa nnd h ws arrested. service is crippled of today. London Saturday Review. lhe telegraph must find the revere of pleasasL Ou It waa stated by a general officer seriously. The Western Union bus its eastern side aad between It and tha of the company that out of 400 on only two mea working, while nt tne ocean is Asaateagua island, which A the day force, 201 refused to go out. Postal there are five working, not beTHE LOST SOVEREjGN. also n mite and a half wide, but the The men, he said, aie now at their ing members of the union, made up power with whk-- the waves com I keys and the officer! of th company from the counter force. A Trick That la Semstimea Played an ao gret that at some places the rurf said that by 6 o'clock thla afternoon th Landon Cabby. sweeps entirely over both they would have a fall force at work, IN NO STRIKE SEATTLE. Hava you ever triad to play on n cabStandard. an advisory rapacity. President (tamman that old Joke of th soverlost pers said: Seattle. Wash., Aug. 18. Seattle A friend triad A to the merits of tha telegraph- officers of the Commercial Telegraph- eign?" Its vary funny. A Talented Heuee Agent. ers' strike, 1 know nothing. The action er union of America took a conserva- it last summer in London and succeedHouwaeeker You certainly has had the sanction of their execu- tive course at ita meeting yesterday ed toa He took a growler" after middon't expert anybody to taka this to to his at Circus national officers committee go Piccadilly tive and on the strike situation, deciding not night house! Why, th floats ail run dawn and that removes from tha scope of to strike until it shall have received lodgings at Bayswater. Remembering hill. Agent (a smart manj It was ' to as the inquiry any investigation orders to do so from President Small the stateness of tha lost sovereign built in that way on purpose, mum, to its merits. or tho central body. dodge, he thought It would hardly "go in tha family. Greatest We assume that an affiliated organdown" with n bright, cunning cabby, keep peace invention of tb age, mum. Mm. isation, which has legalised a strike, tt. to the of reolvod but far BY fun NEWS CAME 'PHONE. try baa a Just grievance and, adhering to ns ha earn la front of n public HomeseekecdoKeep peace in th famJut What union principles, we are determlnM yoa mean? Agent It's Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 13. A long dis- house a few doors from hi horn tha ily? all to give the operators our beat sup- tance nothing Ilka 1L Whenfare" atuck hla head ant of tho cab everright; mum; telephone message from Savanhusband drops hi collar port. your in the Western nah the operators say window ordered to and the driver halt button Before any plan of action can he Union nnd Postal offices went out at roll down to that wan, I aay, cabby, Ivo dropped n ov. It and he'lltheyll adopted, the local heads of unions and in o'clock this morning. knew where to find always moat be on tha bottom of tho cab. Just tern. the national officers must confer. We London will do that some time today. pull up at Bint pub. till 1 run la and WAITING FOR ORDERS. get a match, a that I can find tha Tha officials of the Chicago local A Comparison. coin." union today declared that they have 1 admit I have tha fault you m raCleveland, O., Aug. 13. Tha union All right air" said th cabby and no mors desire to arbitrate tha Isttan," raid the conceited man, self comsues of tha strike than has tha West-er- telegraphera of both offices yesterday pulled up opposite tha door of tho tavadopted resolutions that tha 130 mem- ern. The far alighted and bad taken placently, but its the only fault I Union. They made this declaration today as soon aa they learned of bers desired a strike to assist In ob- scarcely three steps In the direction of have, and If n small ana Yea replied Knox, just Ilka tha tha efforts of the officials of the Na- taining tho general demand for tha tho when, la Mr. Cabby whipsmall hole that makes a plugged nickel tional Civic Federation to secure in- telegraphera and would walk out on ped "pub." flew nnd bla Into hone away up tervention by Commissioner of Labor orders from President Small. tha darkness of tha night, carrying Bo good." Philadelphia Press. Neill and of a reported promise by with him, ns he supposed, that over-e- l President Small to send the men back MONTGOMERY, ALA, n randy concealed In the cushion e will prom-leto work If the government FROM. of the rab London The New York Court of Appeals has to secure arbitration. decided adversely on the present General Secretary Russell received Aug. 13 The Ala, Montgomery, answers today from many of the 13S operators of the Western Union here, WANT ADS BRING BIO RESULTS. law, forbidding night work by woman In tha factories of that state. local unions throughout thl country seven men nnd one woman, walked nnd Canada to whom he sent requests out at 7 o'clock thla morning. Tho for a vote on tha proposition to call a manager, chief operator and two men general strike. AH the messages re- remained at work. ceived thus far, according to Secretary Russell, are In favor of the genAY MOBILE. eral strike. Mobile, Aug. 1ITbi union operaPOSTAL OPERATORS OUT. tors of Mobile unanimously voted Cures urban others faH, Madam methods. Pre to await order from President Small consults tie far any Ch recta Olaaaea ef any New York, Ang. 1I- - A number of before going out The men in the name er nature. Every aaaa guaranteed. tho operator of tho Postal Telegraph Postal and Western Union offices company went cm" strike nt 3:36 will refuse messages for or from A Partial List of Diseases Cured o'rluck thl afternoon, after learning striking offices. that th operator of the Western Catarrh, Dsafneea Ringing la tte Ran; Be Union had gone out A crowd of STRIKE AT AUGUSTA. er Bar. eases of the Head, Throat, Noea Western Union strikers, who bad I Bronchial Tubes of All Diseases the Lung, 13. gathered In City Hall Park, cheered The entire Augusta, Ga., Aug. nnd Chest Diseases ef the Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder. the Postal men they left the build- fore of Western Union operators In Heart Disease, Rhwmattem, Asthma, Nervous Twffitos, 8L Vitas claim men that par The ninety ing. went on strike shortly before this Bones, Piles, Fistula and all Rectal Trouble, Tape Wont, Blood Poiscent of tha Postal operators struck. noon elty today. S oning from any causa. Diseases peculiar to Women. ANY President Ahearn, in anawor to n D18EA8R OF MBf quickly owe to stay cured. strike whether to tha a question POSTAL OPERATORS OUT. uber th examination nn ffdvton In FREB. Osmd nt enea on leased would affect operators Tomorrow may he too Into Gall or writo v wire. nld: Denver, Aug. 13 Tbs Postal operIt I likely that all operators will ators walked out at 16 oclock. Twenty-fou- r be called out before tomorrow." out of 35 night and day operators Four hundred and thirty then nnd women work In the main office of tV went out. Postal. A few employes remained t their keys. WIRELESS CONCESSION. ja MARKET MARKET fU ng NEW YORK OPERATORS WALK OUT MINING STOCK How Snake Poiaan Th action of poisons npuo th tem I and always ha been on of ffl muet interesting of subject Jyi nnd why it kill Lave been dewin' through n senes of esiwiiueai by arieutteia. The fallowing decriv tion is one of the beat and unwt id ef any that has beta given t the la pul, lie: Th venom may be roughly aerated Into two parts, on acuug un the blood and tha ether upon tb, t, OGDEN, UTAH. Packsrs ef High Grads Vsgetahlra Pure Peed Catsup. Food Pork A Stans, Pisces's Pur Pure Feed Hominy. Isrce'a Worcestershire tauoa. Wa pack but ens grad ef gsode THE BEIT. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ALWAYS THE BEST Columbia Club Periodo Clgara mads by Columbia Club Ggar Co. Impure blood runs ynq down makes you an easy victim fur orgsnle dlseanes. Burdock Blood Bitters purifies the blood cures the esur builds nu up. J. G. READ & BROS. CO. Harness and Saddlery The beat and Largest Mamifie turara In tha West 14 t 340 Twenty-fourt- h OGOSN, UTAH: Streak HWWHW4 Manufacturer Iran and Brass Caat Inga Shafting, Pulleya Bailer and Tank Werk, and all kinds of Machine Work. 2661 Wash. Ava Phne 340 Bsll 1 1 1 1 III I JOHN HOXER Wholesale and Retail Manufacturer ef AWNINGS Wash. Ava OGDEN. m8HW'frMHI 4-- j UTAH VINtGAR AND PICKLE WORKS ' Manufacturers ef VINEGAR and PICKLES STRICTLY A HOME PRODUCT. TENTS and 2266 WAT. PEARCE PIONEER FOUNDRY & MACHINE WORKS 1 1 UNION MADE LABOR DAY, SEPT. 2. Oyster Bay. Aug. 13. President Roosevelt taeued aa executive order today making Uhor Day. Sept. 3 n holiday for government employes and laborers who are employed by the dar. 1 Edward Bichsal, Proprietor. Factory 2464 Wall Avsnun OGDEN, UTAH. Phen 107F. 4 PLANING GULES SILLS Manufacturers of $aoh, Doora. Framoa Mantloa Moulding, Wood Turning, Band Sawing and. Stair Building.1 Offies and Mill Corner Twanty-occcnStreet and Waste Ington Avenue, Opposite Tabernacle. Phanra, Ind. 686. BoH 1309. ESTIMATES FURNISHtD. d ALL KINDS OF MILL WORK. 1141 Ogden Pharmacal Company Blue Label Flavoring Extracts and Gold Cross Olive Oil Cache Valley Condensed Milk Company Manufacturers ef Honeysuckle Evporated Milk Wen the geld medal at the State Fair, 1606- - A trial can will you there Is nans JUST AS GOOD Aak your Q rarer far It eon-vine- s FACTORY AT LOGAN, UTAH. . C W. CROSS CO Manufacturers of and Wholesale and Retail Dealara in ADDLES AND SADDLERY HARDWARE. THARNESS, 2250-225-2 Washington Avenue Ball Telephone 64M |