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Show SUNDAY A Directory of the ARCHITECTS f. c. woods co. Architects. N A 57 First Natl Bsnk Bldg. Both Phones. EXAMINER. UTAH, OGDEN, SUNDAY MORNING. MAY 20, of Examiner Temperance Department Ogden City a A. GRAVES. -- Architect. 25 Firat Natl Bsnk Bldg. Bell Phene 885K. By - W. C. T. U. j PROHIBITION CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS 245-24- 7 P. A. I8AKSON Contractor end Builder. 24 st. Bell Phono W. E. NEWMAN Tin Work, Galvanised Iron Heating and Ventilating. 2630 Washington ave. Both phonos. Cor-nlce- a, 293-Z- . D. W. STONE. Contractor and Builder. Office and 424 90th SL shop st residence. Bell Phono 682-K- . CALVERT A LEEK Contractors and Builders, Brick and Lima Mfrs. 215 Ecclcs Bldg. Bell Phone 600-Y- . IN SAN FRANCISCO. Ssa Frandsoo will continue the prohibition ot saloons. That is the decision of Mayor Schmitz which has been endorsed by the board of police commissioners. To the absence of liquor the major attributes the remarkable good order which has prevailed since the earthquake. When the authorities in San Mateo county, the border line of which is near San Francisco, allowed the saa few days since s loons to large number of San Francisco people flockrd over there and Indulged in a drunken orgy. Their return to San Francisco intoxicated came as near to producing a riot as San Francisco has setn. This caused Mayor Schmlrs to beg of the San Mateo sheriff to clcsc the saloons in that county, which he has premised (o do. The earthquake may not have been part of the great plan of Divinity, but it haa forced to the wall that rare old won't prosham that prohibition It has shown that It not onlv hibit. will prohibit but people who try it Ilka the atate of affairs whlrh it pro- public house kept political leaders have hri-guessing. The wave 'ocked like the genuine article, and us first da--h upon the ahorr of Ogdi-- civic life, swept away the Sunday saloons. The next to go were the aiot machines. Then the gamblers, those tight, clinging barnacles, got entangled In the undertow and went out with the tide. But it was not until the rising tide that the flowed into tictric ali rock-boun- old-'ime- rs Not merely because George and up p to take cor-22n- soil-refor- s. rs Masonry and Cement Contractors ) wide-awak- a. 61-ra- -g Painter & Paperhangers Directory paper-hanging- a. - 2 e the SUNRISING aun-risin- hi-r- (El Art Instructors JOSEPH BALLYNTINE Director Ogden Tabernacle Choir. Voice Building a Specialty. Studio 2532 Orchard Ave. MISS GERTRUDE BIDDLE Instructor on Piano (Leachetraxv Method) Studio 2456 Madison Ave THE MISSES WILLIAMS Piano Instructors. Studio 3261 Wall Ave. U W. FORD Orchestral leader. Violin Instructor. 132 Poplar ava. Ball phene 673-X- . rob-thei- notice. They became anxious. Some JOHN & ELLIS, were heard to say, This looks bad O. RIDGES W. Contractor and Builder. All kinds Contractor and Builder. Replara, Thu muy be only one of those periof mill work. Rear Utah A Oregon Alter ations, Shop Work. 415 23d sL odical spasms you read about but it . 264-KLumber Yards, 24tk SL Cell Phone looka serious. What I want to kuow la this Is the reform tide rising or SMITH A BLATTERT. GEO. OLMSTEAD. falling? Is the wave coming in or Cornice, Tin Roofing, guttering and Contractor and builder. Office and going out?" 427 Twenty-thir- d general jobbing. woe deOthers went about wi-shop at residence, 500481--24th St, West Street. Ogden. Bell 'phone picted on their laces and aid. "Cheer up! The worst u yet to come! C. J. HUMPHRIES CORNISH OGDEN ELECTRIC Still others raid, Stand par. Thia and Builder and Contractor. Shop WORKS. will soon blow over. Bell. Office. 202 21st. Phone 250-Galvanised Iron and Copper Con And now the have made a decisnlshes, Skylights and Tin Roflng. ion. After watching ihe troubled BROWN IRON A BRASS WORKS. 2459 Grant ave. waters all wiut ti the local politicians Iron fencing, sidewalk doors, balhave decided tl at the crest of the M. GILLES, cony, counter railing., etc, 225S duces. flood has passed and that It will be Wash. Ava. Bell 'phone 351-y- .. Contractor and Builder. General safe to teaiore the old order of Things. d Planing MIIL Office and Mill CIVIC BEAUTY. They being practical politiriana have JOHN T. NEWTON Tabers and Wash, opposite realized that they could not always Contractor and Builder. Office at naclej imPoor old Ogden! Too poor to remain on the fence but must sooner residence, S89 27th. Phono 175 Ind. prove the sidewalks around theS city or later decide. CAR'. SAMUELSON, Shop rear ef Wright A Sons' Cot per hall square without collecting They knew from pas: experience General Builder and Contractor. month from the white slaves of tho that they could fool some of the peoR LI CROSBIE. 537 29th SL Bell 'phono 384-cribs" of Elect rltTAlley. Chic beau- ple all of the Lme, but could not fool Roofing, guttering and tin work ty on Washington avenue and moral all the people all of the time. CALVIN STUART. of all kinds. 2254 Wash. Ave. rottenness on Electric Alley. So they have at last climbed down Contractor and builder. Repairs, A lovely program! from the fence and on the PETER UNANDER. alterations, shop work, porch and Too poor to pay her policemen un- side a little hesitatingly and dubiouswindow screening. 2120 Royal Ave. General Contractor and buildor. ites assisted by the $100 per month ly to be sure, for they are all good 955 9th St. Boll 'phono 975-s-. Ball 'phons 373-from two or three gamblers who want j but they have climbed down the citya authority for robbing gr j the ninri man must live, you jut sheep-herdecars delivery boys and know, and politics Is politics. Foot old Ogden! But, gentlemen.ls It nor possible that you have guessed wrong? Other smart THE CONSPIRACY OF SILENCE. men before you have guessed wrong on this reform question. Why not Laat January the police closed the you? JACKSON A LEVEDAHL. WHEELWRIGHT CONSTRUCT. A establishments on Electric alley. Are you quit-- sure that the tide is Brick Contractors, Press Brick a CO. few weeks later a trial was held which falling instead of rising? Is it not All kinds of cement mason work, specialty, Ind. phonea 699 and 695. resulted In acquittal of the Inmktes of possible that n big tidal wave may excavating and pips laying, sewers one of the dives. Since then scarcely come rolling In at any moment and J. P. ONEILL CONSTRUCTION and water ry.tems, Ogden, Utah. a dozen lines In all have appeared in find you too far from the fence? COXontractora and Builders of Bowthe papers regarding conditions on the Better guess again. You have anBATEMAN BROS A DOYLE ers, Cement Walks, Street Paving alley. other guess coming. All kinds of Csmont and Masonry and Gravel Roofing. 429 25th at. Ogden has three dallies and four work. Excavating, aewars and 8alt Lake dailies maintain corresFRED A LUND. water systems. 9285 Wall ave. Ball ARE DERELICTS MOST VALU- 383-Gsnsra! Contractor In brick and pondents here. They are hull ling, ABLET ene of newagatherers, full stone. 67S 2st St Boll 'phene 449-thusiasm for bowling and baseball, L. J. BUCHER Not long since an edl:orial writer who never allow a prise light to GEO. H. QREENWELL. Brick Contractor. Mantis Grates poke of ihe rs.urtance that some liqn to or clever get them capture Brick cement All of stone kinds contractor and and Tiling. and uor dealer had expressed to the writaway. work. Cor. 29th and Grant Boll mfgr, common and pressed brick er, that he had for selling liquor to an on establishments tho 267-And 231 . 917-x22nd yet, St Bell 'phone phona parson. Electric ajley again opened their Intoxicated The liquor dealer expressed hlmsell VyyyytnjVWHVlAAAA doors, the cribs were again occupied In and the police discovered what was of favor of a law regulating the saltliVVVWVVVTAAJlfJ liquor which should Tender a going on before the reporters did. This cense null and void if a liquor dealei looks like poor business for s dosen sold to an intoxicated man. The reporters representing seven dallies. dealer and editor seemed to It Is of course possible that the news liquor on the point that a weak man did hecoms generally known In news- agree he save 1 from himself. Surepaper ctrrles and each journalist felt should e. o. isakson. G. A. MULLER A SON, a delicacy about being the first to ly this would be interfering with Dsalor In Wall Paper, Paper Hang-inPlain and decoratlva painting mention it. But even that explanation man's personal liberty ;..would it not? for and paparitanglng. No charge Pointing, Tinting and General There is auch a law in Utah now. looks improbable In view of the fact estimates. 160 2nd St Ball' phons. Decorating; 96 years experience. that the Ogden Journalists are very which prohibits selling to drunkards, 2582 Wash, ave, opposite Library. J. R. DRANE. seldom unanimous touching any sub- hut It It practically a dead letter as Tt Is of course pleasant to see are moat of the laws intended to proFainting and papeejianglng, 2438 N. E.OBERG. ject. Wash. Ball phons 6944c; Ind. 686. "the brethren dwell together in unity," tect the weak from the cruel greed of Contractor, general house paintthe liquor traffic. but the public likes to get the news. ing and paparhanglng. 1004 21at St hopsonVco, if It la admitted nt all that it Is a dares tell What Ball reporter newspaper 246a. Writers, Painters, Fapar 'phona Sign of Ogden the exact facts good thing to enact a law to save a the Gen on people Given Estimates Hangars; shout conditions on Electric Alley and man from his appetite it seems perPETER ANDERSON. eral Contracting. 277 24th st Both this unanimous fectly ridiculous to stop short of fur who can explain . Housa oalnter, artlatic phones. silence on the subject during the past nlshlng him complete protection. , Estimates on contract FRANK LAUER, two months? Why wait until his health la gone work. 452 26th St Bell phona 632-Painter and Papar Decoratlva and hla morals mined and then have 420 24th street. Hanger. the law step in and save the wreck. JOSEPH W. LUND. OGDENS PITFALLS. I. SANDER. As It I almost Impossible to tell who House paints espaperhangar, Fainter and paper hanger, Estl la going to prove to be a drunkard timates given on contract work. At a public meeting of the commitmates given free. 2032 Ballantyns the mischief Is done, why not until 2763 Park Ava. Ind 'phons 3664-Januon tee on Judiciary of Chicago avenue. Both 'phones. prohibit the liquor dealer from selling to 1905, 24, person many opposed ary T. C. MORRIS. W. L. BACON. the sale of liquor by special permits to the young min with the bright eye, Wall Paper, Signs and etc. Fain House painter, paperhangar, 35 to dance hall proprietors were present. and the elastic step of health? the government Ing, Paperhanging and Tinting. 905 Contract work years' experience. The statement was made at that hasIn the Phll'pplnes 24th St. Bell 'phone ,77; Ind, 6& decided to stamp out the opium a specialty. 260 Wash. Ave. Bell of the time Ihe that superintendent Phone 297-K- . hArrrubIKl Institution for girls at Geneva, Hi., bad trade and to tl'!:- end has enacted a We do tho artistic work of the stated that over 87. per rent of the law, wnich is the next thing to a wise one. N. S. WILSON, city. Relief, fresco and acsnlc dec. girls In that place attributed their first It provides that only, the confirmed House painting, natural wood finorating; original designing. Let us to the the downward road step on show you our work In Ogden, Genishing, paper hanging and paper dance hall. Tills atatenii-n- t was after- opium user may purchase the drug and eral work also. Office 2438 Wash, cleaning. Shop 421 23rd St Ball ward verified by the superintendent to he must have a government permit to do so. Only one dealer ran keep ava. Bell. 384-Z- . one of the signers of this document. phona 449 k. Res. 656 21st SL Mrs. Mary Frances Clift, who for the drug. The government figures opium-wrec- k are many years has taught In the county that when 'these there will be no new victims jail, said publicly that the had made gone inquiry of the women In the jail ns to to take their plare. The fact of the matter Is that if the cause of their being there, and they had said that the dance hall and wine such a law was passed In the United Slates in regard to liquor aelling a few room waa responsible for it. The parents of Ogden should remain-he- r years would see the end of the busithat we have unfortunately both ness. for the business depends on the the public donee hall and the wSne creation of unquenchable and ungovroom In Ogden and that they have al- ernable appetites. In fact, of new drunkards. ready numbered their victims. The sight rif these wrecks Is not a pretty or comfortable algbt for the ABOVE THE LAW. liquor seller to hare to contemplate. It Is disagrersble for him to havfc There Is one Institution In Ogden to see these men and to know that which is shove the law. It is beyond he ha helped on ihelr downfall. It It. out of reach, beyond the pale. Ac- Is a part of his punishment that he haa cording to the accumulated wisdom of to see them ami if be has any local ofllcera have legal tore which while In this life he certainly to hear on the subject, there is no city ordinance, no state law, no wont need much punishment In the world. federal law. no law in the sky above next Ir looks as if a saloonkeeper who nor In the earth below, nor in thu waters of the sea that can touch this dislikes to see drunkards would get out of the business and spend the Institution. It Is patronized by the "green ones" ret. of hla life :n trying to undo the and ho Is railed the Grass exchange evil that he has wrought or something similar. It is said to be a gambling institution. b it no officer dares touch its proprietors with profane hands. Ail day Sunday ita door swings open for buolness. hut there is apparently no Sunday closing ordinance that exactly fits it. A large upper chamber whose What have Ogden lawniken been window opened toward (he doing all these yeara that there U a The name of the Champrivileged class that no law governs? ber waa Peace." Pilgrim's ProgMost of us would favor a $5 raise In ress. the salaries of our "city pa's so that they may feel Justified in taking the time to frame up a law that will just fit the rase. THE CHOIR INVISIBLE. Falling that, a special law commit tee might be appointed to dig into the A writer for an eastern paper has dusty law archives, for a whole lot of the following to ay tf George Eliots ua feel that there is a law folded away beautiful poem: some place that might be dusted off In the wide and fair domain of Engand made to do. lish literature there is no vers which The only thing to be feared Is that more nobly expresses the spirit of unwhen it is found, some one in author selfish loyalty than Eliot's O Might I ity will say. Oh. pshaw, put It hack. Join the Oho!;- - Invisible!" Perhaps Is the constitution among the llnea are the product of that, agWhat friends? nostic philosophy that doubu the dog of persntial immortality; perhaps tut GUESS AGAIN, GENTLEMEN. they are akin In thought to the Buddhistic dream of th;it Shadowy "Nirvana" of which the Inner circle of The winter just patted has been politicians. It Buddhists know; perhaps we may nevtrying one for local has. indeed, been "the winter of their er know all that George Eliot meant; discontent." The cause has been the or, wo may find in them a deeper reform wave that haa sweeping meaning than tie horse If saw. over the country and which haa made "But, of one thing we may be sure, even in Ogden. It tho noble yearuir.g that finds classic Its influence felt struck this place about the ides of last words for Its hugest utterance could WANT ADB YIELD BIG RESULTS WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. November and clnrc t hi u the local never have liven horn In an English TOWARD Eliot's genius ws rare, but because the atmosphere of 'be public house and the dram-shostifles fine philanthropy. It may not be that all vendors of r the vile waters of vat and still but, of neceskidnaped victims, sity, every liq io- - seller appeals u the lowest appetites of hla fellows and acta under the Influence of the lowest motives that dominate human conducL There often appear claims for toleration of the traffic because, it Is said, the public house is the poor man's club. furnishing light, color, comfort. fellowship, food, denied him at hla impoverished home. But everybody who knows the public house and the dram shop knows how false thia claim la. Once, on a sketching tour near in England, I spent the noon hours near a picturesque inn by the wayside. The peasants came up at the close cf the morning's work with their dinner, wrapped In handkerchiefs. to phi and drink together. Great pots of Leer were served on tables at the open door, and, for two houra, there was talk, the vile birth mind.A woof base and man of the social dreg and dump had drifted to the place to share in bread, cheese, beef ai d beer, paying In a fellowship like that of the brutes that roam the roads. The place itself was beautiful with the beauty of England's pastoral landscape, a vision of a parish church becuckoos singing in the yond the vine hedges, and cott.'.gea gay with and flower;bu: of the acts and speech I dare of that crowd of knew write no record. The no higher law than that of money, and. back of Mm, the government knows no higher law. And what la true of England la true of the United d sat nor In an American . dram-shop- Music of Ogden City with location of studios Miss Leota Kennedy, Editress OP A Directory of all the I cast A DIRECTORY 1906 , beer-drinker- inn-keep- 8tatei. George Elloti- life may not have been all that voman'a life ought to be; but in her great poem the universal good, the universal truth finds speech. It la the spirit of a true humaulty.the esence of social grace. She sleeps and waits in her English grave, but her genius lives. Perhaps the poem-prayla a survival of Influences born In the orthodox meeting house where he worshipped In girlhood; the deepening and broadening of the wish that she might minister to the larger life of that 'world' cf which she formed a part ; that her voire might join In tho eheir of souls that sing the melodics of the universal good. O may I Join the choir Invisible Of those immortal dead who live again In mlnda made better by thplr presence; lire In pulses stirred to generosity. In deeds of drring rectitude, in scorn For miserable alms that end with self, In thoughts sublime that pierce the night Ilk stars, And with their mild persistence urge man's searrh To vaster Issues. So to live is heaven; To make undying music in the world. beauteous order that Breathing controls With growing sway the growing life of man. Ro we inherit that aweet r'rity For which e struggled, failed and agonized. With widening retrospect that bred despair. Rebellious flesh that would not be subdued, A vicious parent shaming still Its child Poor, anxious penitence, lx quick dissolved; Its discords, quenched by meeting harmonies, Die in the large and charitable air. And sll are rarer, better, truer, self, That sobbed lellgloualy In yearning song, That watched to ease the burden of the world, laboriously tracing what must be, And what nay yet be better aaw within worthier image for the sanctuary, And shaped U forth before the multitude Divinely human, raising worship so more mixed To higher reverence with love Tlut. tetter self shall live till human Time Shall fold its eyelids, and the human sky Be gathered like a scroll within the tomb. Unread forever. This s life to come. Which mar; red men have made more glorious For us who strive to follow. May I reach That purest Leaven, be to other souls The cup of strength In some great agony. Enkindle generous ardor, feed pure A love. Beget the st'.tiles that have no cruelty Be the sweet presence of a good diffused. And in diffusion ever more intense. 8i shall I join tho choir Invisible Whose music Is the gladness of the world. George Eliot. CHAS. C. THATCHER. Arranger ef Music for Orchestra and Band. Theatrical PianiaL Ind. 'phone 741. 330 Wash. Av. RUTH E. PROUT Teacher ef Violin and Plane. 2455 Van Bursa Ava. MUSICIANS PROTECTIVE UNION Meets at Union Labor hall secoal Sunday of each month, at 11 a. CUaa. Williams, president; p. c' Westover, secretary. W. B. 8TOWELL Teachar of Guitar, Mandolin and Violin. 543 27th SL Ind phone 1170. MISS M. H. DALRYMPLE Teacher ef Piano. 2454 Adame Ava. MO IDA MRS. R. P. HUNTER of Guitar and Mandolin. (Moravian System). Also Plane. Studio 2248 Quincy Ave. Studio 2580 Lincoln Avei Teacher DENT MOWERY Plano Theory. Bell Phone 714Z. CASSIN Instructor ef Plane. MRS. MARY L. SHIPP, . Teacher ef Guitar and Mandolin. Reedience 304 33d SL Ind Phans 189. H. H. MORTON, Orchestral Work a Specialty. Teacher ef Violin. Studio 1081 Oak Avenue. MYRTLE E. KENSLER Teacher ef Plano. ttudle 683 25th Street g J. W. SALTER, Teacher ef Plane. Studio 2746 Adame. Phene S17 Ind. ADDIE J. PARRY Instructor on Piano, Organ end Guitar, Vocal Lataona Taught by Not. Studio 261 Twenty-thirSL d S. W. PURDY, Teacher of Violin; alee Orchestral Work, 155 28th SL Bell phone 718-- k ERNEST M. W. JONES Piano, Cabinet, Organ and Harmony. Studio 3343 Wash. Ave. MRS. TILLIE N. BLASDEL, Concert Pianists, Teacher of Plano. Studio 2630 Adams. 'Phona Ind. 456. MRS. S. E. REDFIELD Teacher of Piano. Studio, S48 Washington Avenuo MISS DELLA d MISS OLGA CLYDE REDFIELD, Teacher of Violin and Trombone Studio 349 Washington Ava. M. PANTONE Violin Instructor. Orchestral Work a specialty. 2721 Jefferson Ave. MISS CLARA WARNER, Lelchteetky Method. Plano TeachStraeL er, 660 Twenty-thir- d WEHREND, Teacher of Singing. 2809 Adame ave. Bell phene " 478-Y- . MISS ALMA BAUER Teacher of Piano, Laachetrzky Method, Studio 2309 Adame Ave. ART a e LUND, Plane Instructor. Studio, SO North Waah. Ava. J. HENRY BLAIR Plano Tuner-anrepairer. Fine tone end action regulating. 2367 Wash. Ava. Ball 753. J. MRS. L. HERRICK Instructions Given In Chine Painting. Keramle Studio, 2760 Wash. Avenue. MISS MARIE A. ADAMS Instructor In Art; Drawing, Oil, Water Color and China Painting. Studio 2430 Lincoln Ave MISS LUCILE WALLACE In China Painting. Dealer In Fine China, Plain and Decorated. Studio rear 542 27th. SL Ttachtr A Directory of Real Estate Agents of Ogden City t For bargains in Ogdan and outside properties see Classified Sales column. N. H. aaaaaaaaaaajv JAB; E. BALLANTYNE. IVES. and Real Estate Broker ance, Notary Public. 209 Bldg. Ind. phona 711. Insur- Ecclse J. M. FORRISTALU Surety Bonds, Real Estate and Real Estate, Insurance and Investments. Office 919 Ecclee Bldg. 'Phone. J. J. BRUMMITT Insurance, 313 Eccles Bldg. Leant, Ineurance, Real Eetete. 2408 Waehlngton Ave. Both phonee. W. N. PEIRCE. Real Estate, Notary, Fire and Life Insurance, 413 24th 8L Beth phones. E. F. BRATZ. Fire Ineurance, Eetete, Loans, Notary. 410 25th SL Both phones. WILSON A WHEATLEY. Real Estate, Insurance and In 219-22-0 Eccles Bldg. vestments, Both 'phones. KELLY A HERRICK. General Insurance, Loans and Rentals, Real Estate Investments. - S. L. IVES, Real Estate, Loans, Insurance and Collections. 2484 Waah. Ava. Real H. H. GODDARD,. Real Estate, Loans, Ineurance, Commercial Stocks, 910 Eccles Bldg. Real Estate, Fire Insurance, Mortgage Leans. 33 Firat Natl Bank Ind. Phons 721. Bldg. M. SKEEN, Farm Lands. Special attention property. 49 paid to and 50 First Nstl Bnk. Bldg. Both Phones. B. H. GODDARD, Real Estate, Fire and Life Insurance, Notary Public. 412 Eeclae Bldg. Bell Phona 534Z. Estate, Loans and Insurance. Notary Public, 2411 Washington Avenue. W. B. WEDELL Real Estate, Loans, Insurance and Rentals. 2468 Washington ave. Boyle block. Both phonos. 8. S. SMITH Mine and Raalty Broker. Notary Public. Room 51, First NaL Bank. Ind. phons 557. A. A. WENGER, E. 8. ROLAPP. Real Estate ,Flre Insurance, Notary Public, Rentals, 404 Eccles Bell iphone 25; Ind, 33. Bldg., J. C. NYE, Real Real J. C. SIMMONS. eatau dealer in Five Points properties and farm landa. Rental 220 Wash. Ave, properties handled. Bell phone 988-y- , A Directory of Attorneys OF OGDEN CITY Locating Offices for the Convenience of Public TAINTED MONEY. Shakespeare had views on taxation that might Interest our dty officers. Julius For. instance, in, the play Caesar," act. IV, scene HI, he makes Brutus, "the noblest Roman of them all." say to Cassius: For 1 can Ue no money by vile means; By heaven. I had rather coin my heart. And drop my blood for drachmas, than to wring From the hiird hands of peasants their vile trash By any indirection." tMyyyAAriAAiVAAAAAAnruhrhrhrMMM"Mlll iAAAAAAAMVWWVNAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Ogden City Dentists CHEAP RATES EAST VIA COLORADO MIDLAND On May :g. 28: June 1. 1. 16 one far plug 2 for round trip RY. rats of to Chi- cago, Minneapolis, Memphis and west thereof. Limit October 31; stopovers allowed west Missouri river. For further information writ L. II. Harding, General Agent, Salt Lake. Ws will arrange all details for your trip. WANT WANT ASS YIELD BIG RESULTS ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS DR. F. C. OSGOOD, Dentlat, Over Utahna Drug Store, Corner 25th and Wash. DR. A. W. JOHNSON, Dentist, Onr Paine and Hurste, Waah Ave. FEL3HAWS DENTAL PARLORS, Over Spargo's Book Store BelL 2465 Wash. Ave. Phene 79-k, BOSTON DENTAL PARLORS, W. B. LISTER, Over Browning's. 2461 Waah. Ava. Open Sunday 10 a. m. till 2 p. m. EGGINTON DENTAL PARLORS, Over Wm. 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