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Show THK 6 MOK-VIX- EXAMINER: C 84.7565 75; Iona nether Music & Art Instructors MUSICIANS PROTECTIVE UNION Mtota at Caioa Labor Sunday of each mooth, ct H Ctaa. William a. prorldeht; Weaioter, eacraiary. JOSEPH BALLANTYNE. Director Ogdaa Taka meet Choir. Voice bunding a Specialty. Studio 2add Oidiara Awe. CHAV C. THATCHER, Violin. 643 ETUi SL Ind phono Ml Inatracter et Piana hladla 2589 Lincoln Awa MISS CtARA WARNER, Teach, Leachetiaky Method. Piono ar, SCO Twenty third Street DENT MOWERY Piano Theory. Studio phono, Ind. 750; Boll 1134. Reoidonco phono. Boll 11W. -- J. M. PANTONE. agent lor Factory Baldwin A Kartaman and et.fcington pianoa 414 Twenty-fift- V W. PURDY. Teacher el Violin; awe Jrcaeetral Wore, 1M doth St BeU phone ISA ERNEST h M. W. JONES P"; Studio Plana Cadinet, Organ and Han many. Stadia dJ43 Weed. Awa 742-Z-. ADDIE J. "? tractor cn Pte". TuB"t by ir. Vocal Leeecne SL J lata Studio SSI Twenty-thir- MM. TILLIE N. BLASDEL. a cancan v W. BALTER. Teacher of 2744 Adama Piana Promote, Teacher Stadia SMO Adama 'Phene lad. 4eA BLAIR HENRY Fine Plana Tuner end repairer, SJS7 ton and action regulating. 7bJ-h- . MRS. V E. REDFIELD , ToacRM of Plana ItadR S40 W Bailing ton Aweaaa We eh. Awa Beil MISS OLGA WEHREN Toachor of Singing. 47SY (SOS Adama owa Boll phono MRS, MARY L. BHIPP, Teacher of Qaitor end Maadalia Raadwncd S0 Sid CL Ind Phans ISA ALMA BAUER Leechetrxky of Piano, Toachor Awa Method, Studio 2301 Adorno MIBB ADA C. BARRA TT Tedchoi of piano cad wacal culture. Studio; Ogdon (Wednesday end Thursday,) AC Lincoln awa Studio, Bolt Lake City (Monday, Friday and Saturday,) ART e a Kenda'I 21 Square. MRS. J. L. HERRICK. one id china painting. Firing a sialty. Complete lino of white id and mutorlola Stadia Z7S0 ilk awa Real Estate Agents Par be ratine In Ogden end outelde proportion eon Cleaolflod Sole columa H. H. GODDARD, WM. A. HICKENLOOPER. Noel hetote,' inouronce and InvooL menta 20S Ecaloe Building. to N. H. Ivoa A Surety inauranaa SIS Eecleo Bldg. Stocks, SIS Commercial Ineuranca EOwlae Bldg. Leans, Insuronca Root Eotato. 140d Woahlrgton Awa Bath phonaa E. F. BRATZ, and Real Estate, Leona Notary. phonaa W. N. PEIRCE. Real Seta to. Notary, Fire end Life Ineuranca 413 24th SL Bath Fire 411! Inouronca 2bth SL Both phaaoa KELLY A HERRICK. General Ineuranca Leant and Rentola Mai Eototo Inwailmcnta A. A. WENGER, Real Estate, Fire Inouronce, Mora gnge Lcana S3 FI ret Not'l Bonk Bldg. Ind. Phone 72L OGDEN REAL ESTATE A INVESTMENT CO. Real Estate- - u.au once and Eecleo Bldg. Roth 'phonaa V L. IVEA Reel Eotato. Leona Inouronce, Renta Coliectiona Notary Public. 210-22- onca Notary Publia 412 Bldg. BaU Phone 834Z. W. B. WEDELL 0 S. S. SMITH Mine and Realty Broker. Notary Publia Room SI, First NoL Bank. Ind. phone 557, Eetere, Leona Inouronoo and Rentola 246S Washington owa Boyle block. Beth phanoaReal - a PEOPLE BEU ii?i Bldg Roll phono SB; Ind, Lloton to me, door, Which will bo boot; To struggle with rent, door. Or ohall wo invest? Answer by mole or female to the JUMBLE, 2300, Wash. Hollo, CHAUNCY PARRY Root Estate, Flro" Ineuranca loana Conor 23d and Wash 1144. mant THEM The lows: WHEAT futures ranged at lea-lin- VOLNEY 78. July, 784, Sept.. 78 H, 240S ' July, Sept., OATS Jan.. and AGEE A M'CRACKEN, 53. 54 and 55 First National Bank Bldg. Phoneo. Bell BOO, ted. 80. 308 . Washington Avsi 77V 78. 77V 77V 77V "7V 45fj. 4;V 4.li, V 4ii, 4tiV 33V 35V 36, Attorney-ot-Low- SM Twonty-feurt- Grocery. Rooms , St, ever Rlchard-aon- Ind. phono 54. 21-2- 2 Bldg. R. B. FARN8WO RTN a Attorney-ai-La- . 814 and 31b Ecdse 9 9.l.5. Mu- - 22, 1808. 17',. $9.20. 8.47 lp.45; July Hiiis- - 9.'l7 May Company Jan. subscription. tin trad-irc- . Apl'iMl for aid have been received from tiiuiiv Kcu'ucky towns. Building. Sugar and Coffee. -- Raw. he New York. Jan. Clnclnuuri. J.111. river its sin recession last night linn; fulr refining 3; centrifugal 8 He sud at nmlaass eug.ir 2 ibis morning had gone lest 3 down mure ilmti fined stiuidy: unrhangeil. half foot from the I'OFKEK Steady ; No. 7 Ri.i ! 7 cre'. whichIt was rearhed yesterday will be seieral dais nii.rmua Wool. 'he river eels below ihe danger 22.-H- uger 22.--T- con-ritim- d TRADE be-fu- City Florists Brokerage FLOOD RECEDING. . First Not Bank il n Interstate LouisvHle. K., Jan. 22. The Ohio river at 8:30 ibis morning stood si 1.2 feet and had been stai binary for half an hour. The weather bureau think the crest Ins been rearhed. The river Is etili sin'lonery. and It is thought the serious damage is over. Relief work continues aetiiely. Six school building have lieeu turned over as temporary homes fur the sufferers. The liy council will tonight appropriate g sum fur a relief fund which is being augmented by private cliioe. v97't. 9 1Mj. fwii.'i, 89.10. Rye I'ush d4i K8. Hiiriei Cush 4f.4 57. Kl;iv, clover ami timothy Ecdee Building. Attomey-at-Low- Ui-Sli-- SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS. RELIEF WORK. nms Chicago Produce. Chicago, Jan. 22. - Close Wheat Mv 7s. July 77 7 8. rum- - M.iy 45 7 k; July 43 Bdf3-4- . M: ,:s (Ht 4: July 7.5 ro-- k M:u ti;.42 1 2; July 11.35. . E. T. HULANISKl j T. R. OCONNELLY. Mnj. July . M. O. LESSENOEN Attorney-at-Law- reeded those of yesterday by about I10.1HH). The Tiatlc stocks were gaia the leaders. Ajax, beginning at 88, sold up to 40 ceuis. Carisa did busi-nra- a at 6u crisis, while Lower Mammoth advanced to 12.05. May Day opened strung, cloning on a sale at 22 etuis. Uncle Sam Consolidated went up to 49 cento and then back to 4GV Black Jack began at fl and iht-- back to 95 cents; while Cuterado Mining came out at 12.2V. There was small trading in the Nevada list; Nevada Hills taking the lead with a stiff advance. Seven Troughs was bought at 7u cents. The closing quotations and sales were; Terre Haute. Ind., Jan. 22. The break in the Wabash river levee, a mile south of this city, has widened 1o several hundred feet today and the surrounding country fur miles Is flooded and the river still rising. One thousand people are homeless, the majority of them in a pitiable plight with neither food, clothing nor shelter. The break came au suddenly that few were able to get their belongings to high ground. Hundreds of head of stock and other dutncatic animals have perished. Driven from her room by the flood, a Taylorvllle woman went to the attic of her home and there alone gave birth to a child. Charitable organisations are caring for the homeless. HIV 12 Vi. 42V 4iiV 45V 437,. May, Baa, Counselors-at-Law- . ' C. GUNNELL Attu.noy-ot-Low- Ofllco I Salt Lake. Jan. 22 This has been another good day for tradieg in mining stacks. The forenoon alrs ex fol- -- SHORT Attorneys JOSEPH CHEZ, Attorney and Counselor at Luw. 40 and 41 Flrot National Bank Bldg. NoOgden, Utah. Both phenca. tary In office. Tintics Were Leaders; Ajax Advanced, and Cariea Did Business at 80 Cents. IllMTH A C. SIMMONS. Roal estate dealer Ir Flv Points properties ar.d form lands Rsntal 220 Wash. Ave properties handled. Bell 'phono OeS-y- . U, SALY LAKE STOCKS EXPERIENCE A GOOD TRADING OAV. - B. B. POLAPP, Estate ,Flre Ineuranca Notary Publia Rentola 404 Eccloo Real MARKET g k-- Estate, Locna and Ineur onca Notary Publia 2411 Washington Avenua Ecciae Gm-blin- re-so- A C. NYC, Real ,n 1 Lawton. Okla. Jan 2- 3nc7 riot, crested by last Dixm coiored. solnegro a be to reponed dier from the Twenty Uf li infantry at Port Reno, last night resulted in the Money Market Extremely Dull and death of Nat Xsrsts.l. coloied. the Borrowero Inclined to Wait Betwounding uf Dixon and veral other tor Opportunity. negroes, sud the arrrv. "f fifty grues. n Marshall, owner of the gambling New Vrk. Jun. 22. Values were In which the negroe hd congreunetulile ia tlie stock exm-dlugiand fJIxun, engaged '.u w quari Fliicruatiima were con- gated, uidei. rel over a crap game. Their tights stant whether upward or down, the drew others in, and a pitched battle reraiiye of the fluctuations were harrow sulted. and the vulue of dealing ua which The fight was so desperate that all thry were email lu the limited the officers of Imwtou wire called upwere la professional on to put a stop to it and make arappaii'hilr hands and there were no evidence of rest. any anaiitued outside Internal lu the uiarktt. The transactions of the day seemed to represent nothing more than s ronaiebt maneuvering fur position STARVING beiween parties of professional operators or testing operations tu ascertain the tendency of the market. A doubtful elate of apeculaiive opinion BY in the appearances. The curieut distrust and mixed sentiment on the outlook es It found expression in the 1 (Aim neighborhood of the slock exchange continued these inferences. The brokers employed lu the execution of orders In the Influential stocks also oouveyed an impreaaiun uf Important buying esuaed protection of prices UNITED STATES CALLED UPON against au attack by insidere in the TO SAVE THEM. was The propertleo. suggestion of substanthat a prompted absorption tial cheiarter was going on at any conMissionaries Urge the Necessity of cern iu prices looking to on accumuImmediate Action by This lation of shares. his appearance havCountry. ing the effect uf Intimidating the bear element, ihey refrained accordingly from aggressive attacks on prices. On the otber hand the conviction was not New York, Jan. 22. The American entire that the liquidation which has Bible Society has Just received the been a feature of receut market boa following cablegram from the Krv. been contemplated. There warn a dil- John II. Hykes, D, D., the agent of the igent watchfulness for the reappear- society for China: ance of the selling which might indiNotify all boards, Hhanghai Miscate a continuation of this process. sionary association, 274 memhera, repUutnlon was professed that the demonresenting nineteen bodies, urges apstration of the completion of such peal of the famine relief through all inliquidation qrould flnd- a large short churches. Million and quarter atanr-lng- . terest etill uncovered In the market Refugees already flocked cities In district three million destitute. waiting for a resumption of liquidation, for an opportunity to cover. A Many millions affected. Many deaths shrap rally in prices would be ex- already, though five months Buffering pected from ouch a covering moveonly begun. General relief commitment. The market was concerned altee, representing all Interests In this most entirely with ouch technical part of tba East, unite la placing eideratlona and little aitentioa was work relief entirely In responsible were to There PHld hands. anything else. Opportunity century Impress In fact no developments of Importance China." in the general situation. The redacA apodal meeting of representatives tion in the ofllrlal discount rate of the of missionary bodies of the United imperial bank uf Germany was ex- States, having work in Chius, has pected and was In conformity to the been held In New York in response general relaxation going n In the to thin cablegram and it was by them would recommended that money markets with the reunanimously flux to the reserve cent era usual at churches, societies and individuals be this season following the turn of the urgently requested to contribute libyear. erally and promptly to meet this emer-gencInterest rate here continued to yield, both for call and time loans. The money market was extremely dull and Uirrowera were Inclulned to wait a hoped fur opikirtunlty for even lietter terms than are now procurable. The decline In Interest raise Is leading to the retirement of loans placed hero hr Interior hanks during the period of A CHILD IN high rates. It Is expected that progress la serving to expand the loans scotint at locale hanks which are called upon to accora-modulborrowers, whose loans are thus pl.'ired by this process, does not affert notably the rash holdings, as the funds are left on deposit here by the Interior hanks. BREAK IN WABASH RIVER LEVEE IjOst prices were about the lowest of IB WIDENED. the day. Honda were irregular. Total sales, par VHlue, 31.744.tMMi. I'. B. Hands were unchanged on Thousands of Pcoplo Homeless, Withcall. out Food, Clothing or Shatter. CHICAGO FUTURES. May. B. H. OODbARO, Reel Eototo, Fire end Life Insun Gam House. TO A A BRUMMITT JAB. E. BALLANTVNE. Reel Estate. Ineuconeo and Ofhoo Sit Sselae Bldg. SL PURRISTALU Sonde, Root Eototo Estaia Leona Root euc-cooe- MINING RIOT IN LAWTON. Started Over a Crap deal-iiiO- IDA M. CASSIN MRa. R. P. HUNTER Teacher cl (hiitar and Mandolin. (Merawiaa System). Alec Pinna Stadia 224d Quincy Awa ewes fej 3.3&. NEGRO Iiwri diwct-.srge- W. V STOW ECU and Teacher el Cuittr, Man Jolla 117 RUTH V PROUT rancher of Vieila and Plan Vaa Burea AvA STOCK MARKET $r,.iciiu , ini; -- 3, 7 30; ;.7o5 lxn-- i WALL STREET STOCKS EXCEED INGLV UNSTABLE. Kata O'Neil, Teacher of Muaic Piano. Studio 262 2Sth St. Phone 111. Arranger cl Mwi nr Orchestra ana Band. Theatrical FionieL UO Mha, Awe. Ind. 'phene HI It.imtf WEDNESDAY, JANTAItV TTAlI, OfJDEX, Jmi. Imi1s. Pteady: teiTltury Rt. M--- .. mti,1 -- line. nieiil wis-er- unis l'::i2S. line rt.ie.igo, Hull 22 1ji2; MUTINIED. Did Not Want to Go to the Isthmian Canal. Chicago Cattle. ,l;tn 22. I'aiile 7.i"'i. s ea.i. iin.l ers .ni. teeili-.-- LABORERS -- Rm-elps 34 15417 2"; 31 ii 5 25 ; stickt2.7." I 7" ; TtXiins fii.ini '--I s ! it j niiirkt t 5c oil, I Imul-er- t tJ.So'f1 Jan 22 The Krenrh line (.mutla. with 90" laborer on arrived here yesterday. The j - 75. 4 .".it. l.iNiri-are to Wi.rk on ibe canal. Hk Hugs U11 January M. while Ihe steamer highei a: Kurt I'.- Kroner. Martinique, ,l;v! t 7", titi Mii.i;o;i;.72 the lahurrn- - mutinied because they i did nut want :n go to Ihe Isthmus, l'ght ii ' if lUf $5 5 p ti.jll; hll.'k hut preferred disembark there or . S, 'in! li7 K.l 2. at Trinidad This the governments of Iteci-ijr-i Ihe-IS.fiiMt; e is'.in.l would not permit. Fifsteady; 1 71' !: 75: lambs of the leaders of the mutiny. Itsl j7". teen lane and were placed under Kansas City Cattle. arrewi cn and have been turned Mi-- , .l.in. 22. Cattle cvi-Cut. t" lie canii pine uuthoriiie. 12ii"i. native ,; 'i ers $1 noitit; native nm and EMMA EAMEB INJURED. ii'i i . Ili-e- I'uloii. r w.-i- s in-i- i I 1 1 1 - s S!i-,-- i.-p r tei-i'ipt- -- 7-- S ciiivei lings h giiei 12 25415 1111: 23 1 1 7."-- : $.! 25 1 7.75. ! t M-.- t CU-.l- - lit-.-'.,- Market 12 '"it1. Hllk 4i i.J i Jle-av- ncker aud feed-i"-- ' 'uiI'h s.t.i'n i.i 4 25; u'. 5c 55 ti 1! (15 7", packers kit 55 ii si'es lishiii i 5 75 C di..l-U- i t ,UiUl New York. Jan. 22 Mr.ie. Earns Karnes prlinu donna, dislocated Ihe cartiliage of h.- - right knee rap lax; he was to nigli hef.-ruppr' In a prrfurn.H'U'p ami will prnhahiy he frntn suing lisfote the public lui DOailL1 watete. e pre-vere- d AT MUKDEN. Chinese Fail to Open Manchuria to Foreign Commerce. Mukden, Jan, 22. The viceroy of Mukden and the foreign consuls have teen unable to reach an agreement upon the opening of Mukden to foreign trade. The dispute Involves the whole commercial future of Manchuria. The viceroy declares that fore'gners importing foreign goods only shall he given ires'. y port treatment inside of the foreign concession, but pending the lorari-ithereof the viceroy detrends the payment of llkln. The Jauanese and American consul declare that the cenimerciHl treaties of 1903 opened all .'f Mukden, and the consular body refuses to recognise the rights claimed I y he Chinese to levy likln wud res' rlct residence. ilouds imported by foreigners are not taxed in the foreign concession hut f oreign goods in Chinese hand are subject to the tax. The exception of the Utter involves an enormous loss of revenue and the Chinese stubbornly resist the remitting of duties. unlikeAn tn.medi'ite settlement In the meantime there are no ly fur settlement In accordance with iLt Auuiiivwli treaty. -- 1 |