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Show THE MORX1XG 12 EXAMINER, 0(1 DEN, IT AH. MARCH SUNDAY, 31, 1907. SURVEYORS ARE WANTED, THE SOCIALIST DEPARTMENT OP THE MORNING EXAMINER Music & Art Instructors JOSEPH BALLANTYNA Taherraele Chain OliMttr Vaiaa Building a Specialty. Sdie fiU C(kar4 Ava W. B. STOWKLL 0m Conducted by the Socialist Party of Ogden Taaahar af Guitar, ManJalla and Violin. 643 87th St Ind phana I17A A PROUT Ml Van 567 IDA M. CASSIN raailM af Vlalla anj Plana, I na truetor Burma Ava af Plana. By al DENT M3WERY Stud la phona, InA 760; Ball 1184. Residence phone, Bail 1160a Piaaa Thaory. Twenty third Straat SOCIALIST 414 A W. PURDY. Taaahar af Vial in; alaa Greheetral Warn, 166 28tt St BaU phona ISA at Twwonty-flft- h T' A W. SALTER, Taachar af Plant Boll Studla 8744 Adam M. W. JONES Cafeiaat Plana. Organ anS Han awn. Stadia U41 Ween. Ava ERNEST 74ZX Plana Tuner and rapalror. Fine tone and actian regulating. soar Wean, Avt Ball 763. MRS. T1ULIE N. BkASDEU Concert PlanieU, Taaahar a Pwnn Stadia 8630 A REDPIEtD TaaaM af Plant MRS. A 644 Washington MISS OLGA WEHRENf Taachar af Singing. 47S-V- . 8604 Adama awt BaU phona Avenue, MRS. MARY U SHIPP, Taachar of Guitar ant Raedtenea 104 S3d St lad MISS ALMA BAUER Taachar of Plant Laaehatraky Methet Studla 8304 Adama Avt ADA 0. BARRATT Taachar of plana and vecal Mature. Studit Ogdon (Wednesday and Thursday,) 3645 Lincoln awn Studit Satt Lake City (Monday, Friday and Saturday,) 81 ART a a Handed S quart MRS. J. L. HERRICK. Leeaona In china painting. Firing a ta ComplaU Una ef 8740 opaelalty. Studla and matarlalt Want awt Real Estate Agents In Par hargaine t.ean and autalde prapartioa aao Claaalflad Salao eelwnt H. H. GODDARD, WM. A. HICKENLOOPER. lael tatatt Inouranaa and Inwaot r 804 Ecclaa Building, sue-oat to N. H. I vat Inauranot Raal Eatatt Leant Commorolal Btoeht 16 Eaulaa Bldg. A A BRUMMITT Leant Inauranot Bool 8674 Washington Avt Phone, 77L JAS. A BALLANTYNA Eatatt Inauranoa and l .act manta. Office 614 Ecclaa BUp Real A P. Eolatt Either BRATS. Fire Eatatt Inauranot Notary. 410 86th SL Both Laant A M. FORRISTALU Surety Banda, Real Eatato and aaunuiet 816 Ecclaa 6ldp KELLY A HERRICK. Inauranot Leana GonarM Rentait 6nI end Eatata Inveetmantt W. N. PEIRCE. Real Eatatt Ufa Ineuranot Netary, Fire and A WEDELL Raal Eatam, Leant Inauranoa and Rontalt 8446 Washington awt Boyle black. Bath phanat W. 418 84th SL Bath phene A H. QODDAftA Roal Estate, Flra and Life I noun a net Notary Puhlit 413 Ecoloo Bldg. Ball Phono 6642. A A J. C. NYE, Eotott Leans and Ineun Roal Notary anot Aronut ROLAPP. Publlt 8411 Waehlng-to- n A B. SMITH Mina and Realty Broker. Notary Publlt Room SI, First Nat Bank. InA phana 667. Roal Rotate ,Flra InauraneA Notary Public, Rentait 404 Ecclaa Boll phone 86; Int SI Bldg, CHAUNCY A C. SIMMONS. Raal aetata dealer In Five Polnta PARRY Eatatt Fire Inauranoa -aant Co mar SM and Wash, Ba Roal properties and farm landt Rental 280 Wash. Ava propartlca handled. Bell phonr BUS-- Attorneys JOSEPH CHEZ, Attorney and Counselor at Law, 40 and 41 First National Bank Bldg, Ogden, Utah. Beth phonct No. tary Ceunseloro-at-La63, 54 FI rat National Bank Bldg. Ball 809, InA 80. in ofnea. and 55 Phone t M. D. LESSENGEH Attorney 6M F cries Building. E. T. HULANIPKI Attcmay-at-La- Office 8374 Washington Avo. Attorney-at-La- Reams T. A OXONNELLY. Attomoy-at-LaTwenty-fourt- h Grocery. SL, avor Richard-aonInA phona 44. a First Nat Bank Bldg R. A FARNSWORTH 81-8- Attomsy-at-Law- . 814 and 816 Eeclca Building. City Florists A VAN OER SCHUIT. Funeral designs of all kinda; cut flowers and potted plantt All orders promptly filled. Phona 906-Z- . 740 Twenty-eightat. h THE PORTER FLORAL TO. Choice cut flowcrc always on hanA Floral deslgne a specialty. Greenhouse cor. Jefferson avo. and Twentietn at W. L. Porter, Mgr. Phonta Ball 260-Z- ; InA 293. VARNEY FLORAL CO. Floral deaigne of ovary deserts, tlon to order. Delivery promptly made. Order by phene. Bell 116-K- . Greenhouse, 162 Thirtieth at OGDEN FLORAL CO. Floral Artist Stem 413 Twenty fourth at Greenhouse opposite Glenwood park. Phones, Boll gig InA 166. VARNEY FLORAL CO. choice carnation e, rosea and other flowers, with appropriate The green. Prices moderate. at. Ball 818-K- . 162 This strange and startling remirk was made by Han't De Leon In hia loo tura on The Labor Question. "The Socialist party will eroatually load to anarchy and ha gave as Lis reasons for this statement the following arguments: First, that the Socialist party, as a party, does not endorse the L for V. W. movement, which stand economic solidarity of the working class, without which a political victory would result In chaua. as any political movement la a reflex of the economic movement The fundamental principle of Industrial unionism declare that an injury to one la an Injury to alL Why not accept that principles on both the economic and political fields? Without the economic organL cation which It implies the revolution-- ! ary ballot will be counted out. That the Socialist pnperi Second, are not owned or controlled by the party, although party members subscribe to and In many caaes own stock In these papers, they have no voice In or control over them, which are subject to sale without notice. That this la true U shown by the action of Dalton, former editor of the defunct Crisis at Salt Lake. The Crisis" j derived moat of Its financial aupport from the Socialist party, nevertheless they had no aay In the management; communications from the members were refused publication at the will of the editor, at the election last fall sold out the paper to the American party, and that action haa caused a dissolution of the Socialist local in Salt Lake. The following resolutions and their fata at the hands of the 8. P. press, also go to prove the truth of th statement, and should causa the Socialists of the country to think seriously about this matter: Resolution. At - the regular business meeting on Sept. 6, 1604, of Local New Orleans, La., of the Socialist party, th following resolutions were proposed for national referendum: Be It resolved, That the National Executive Committee A the Socialist party Is hereby Instructed to call upon the locals for nominations to, and to provide for sad conduct an election, memof a committee of twenty-fiv- e bers; "And bo It further resolved. That the National Executive Committee Invite tbe Socialist Labor party, through 11a National Executive Committee, to elect an equal number of confreres, and arrange with the nald National Executive Committee at the Socialist Labor party for a Joint conference ; And be It further resolved, That aid Joint conference shall be known aa th Soctollet Unity Conference and that the duty of said conference hall ba to devise ways and means to unite the two Bodallat parties, its findings to ba submitted to a general vote of the membership of tbe parties for approval or disapproval." In order to get this matter before tbe membership of tbe Socialist parNew Orty, Covington hall, of leans, sent copies to the Appeal to Reason. "Social Democratic Herald, Worker," People," Chicago Bodal-ist- , CleveWllahlre'a Magaslne," land Cltlsen," International Socialist Review" and Oakland Voice." Up to date the People" la the only paper that haa given apace to these resolutions. Verily, prohibition seems to be 1 creature of legislation. We learn from the Temperance Department that the Prohibition movement was interrupted fifteen year ago" by the dispensary system, which haa now been abolished by legislative enactment. If movement can be tbe Prohibition made and unmade by law how can It become the creator of law? Under the caption None Safe,' a temperance writer says In the next What multitudes of men column, aye, snd women men and women of high principles and religious Instincts have yet been slowly swept into the vortex of excess under the Influence of misfortune, of solitude, of depressing or of old age." The "liquor traffic" haa long been 6 ' scapegoat for our just Indignation. Does the paragraph quoted constitute an acknowledgement that single effects never result from single Thlr-fet-h Ogden City Dentists Uncle Bam Hurrah fiddlesticks! What do you waul the tax on sugar lowered for? B. J. Why Indeed! A pretty question! Sugar la an Important article of diet, a necessity- - Mow, then. If the tax on augur la high, the price of sugar will be Ugh, and the workingman. whose wagr are only scanty anyway, will not ba able to buy the sugar ha needs. U- - S. Suppose the tax on sugar were lowered and thereupon th price of sugar were reduced. Do you know what would then result? B. J. Of course I do, Wo oould then pay loss for our sugar and aava the difference. U. 8. Nlxy. Under capitalism, either the cost of other com mod lues would be advanced to make np for the difference or, more likely, your sages would ba cuL Hither way, you would be no better off. B. J. How does that oome about? U. S. Very simply. Under capitalism the share of wealth that the workingmen enjoy degrade upon the law of wages, which, you know, la regulated by the coat of production, just aa with any other merchandise. Lower the coat of the neoeasarlea of labor, and It follows the price of labor will Ink proportionally. Lower taxes, lower the coat of necessaries of labor, consequently, low taxes will send still lower down the percentage of the share that labor will keep under the capitalist system of the fruit ef Its ' toll. 8ay that the workingman needs Juat one loaf of bread to Ur. if that loaf of bread costa i cents, hla wages muat be 6 cents; ha produces 100 cants worth of wealth; out of that ha received th K cento for the loaf, and the employer keep 65 cento profit. Bay tha coat of the loaf la raised to 25 cents because of a tax of 80 canto oa 1L Th coat of labor now become 23 cents and hla wages must rise to that point or ha dies. What la tha situation? Th worker preduoe 100 cento, receives 65 canto as wages; ha la no batter off than before, because that 26 cents can only pay for ona- - loaf, juat aa tha I canto did before. But the employer only heaps T6 cants profits, whereas before he mads 66 cento; who paid the taxes, yon or ha? li. J. Ha, by Jericho! U. S. And aay that taxation la lowered and th loaf ooats only 1 cent Will you be In 24 cents? Na As th eost of labor baa coma down to 1 cent, 1 cent will have to ba your wages, while th employer will then make 56 cams profits. Are yon In either case hatter off or wore? B. J. (smiting himself on the forehead) In no way. Heavens, how those reformers have played m for a sucker! IT. H. No doubt they have. B. J. All their Jabber about labor being crushed by taxes waa bunco! V. 8. Nothing alia By under standing that tabor la robbed la tha hop, the voter will devote hla energies to vote himaelf into th poeseealon of the shop; he will not be caught in tha trap of the lie that he pays the he will not be the cats-pafor tax; reformers" and other capitalist swindlers. That la why It Is so important 0 emphasise the feet that, under this capitalist ay stem, tabor does not pay the taxes, but they are paid out of that part of the product of labor that tbe working class la robbed of anyhow by tbe capitalist class. B. J. (aa mad aa he can stick) The first reformer or healer who talks taxation to me will gat hla nose punched. U. S. Won't do him any harm. SUICIDAL CAPITALISM. Capitalism la duly bound to furnlah the material of Ita own destruction. This role of results from Ita Inherent characteristics. On the 6th Inst Wall street experienced a rich man's panto." which la illustrative of the fact. Millions In wealtn changed hands, leaving many much poorer than at the outset. The cause of this rich mans panic" la aald to have been enforced liquidation." What is this enforced liquidation?" It is confiscation. It Is tbe highway robber's plan of ambushing a victim and then murdering him In cold blood in orJer to obtain hla valuables. In this Instance the ambush consists of the means of exchange, which are used to induce loans and then force foreclosure on the borrower, compelling a settlement in stock or actual wraith that Is tantamount to robbery, as it exceed Ju value many times the original loan. It Is a plain case of taking value without giving value; of " theft, pure and simple. The result of this looting of tha looters for, after all, what Is taken A. F. OF L. FLOATS CAPITALISM. has already bfvn expropriated from De Tjon In his address on the 19th labor 's to concentrate wealth In still Inst, made the statement that the A. i fewer hands and make their power of P. or L. stood between the workman exploitation ever greater. It is this and Justice, and quoted a Wall street very concentration of wealth In fewer financier na saying, that It was the j hand which brings wrinkles to the hullwark of the pseeent system and brow of the capitalist thinker, a la Canwale and Roosevelt, who, fearful gives his reasons aa follows: The A. F. of L. divide the work- of its uninterrupted tendencies, would fair, it, by means of graduing class Into craft unions, who hate ated Separate agreement that expire at It la inheritance end other devices. this very concentration of wealth different times, so that If one craft in an Industry has a grievance and whirli Is oppressing society, which strikes. Ihe other unlnns stay at wurk socks to escape its domination and and make It possible for the wheels ef consequently attacks it with Increav the industry to keep moving and there- ing vigor and determination from all Hides. In lirhf, this, rich man's by reuse ihe men who are on strike panic" accentuates the development to he defeated. Some years ago ihe oeean liners of the very evils against whose ultl mate consequences bourgeois philanwere built with one large air 0 that a hnle made any- thropist and statesmen attempt fu where in the bottom would sink the tll'j restriction, and which society alms tn get rid of with all the speed posship. Today the ships are built with sible. s This rich man's panic" air many tight compartment, an that the d:iy, predicted by Marx, wht-a hole made uffrrts only one compartthe expropriators will be expropriment and doe not sink the because the other sir tight compart- ated, and the death knell ot capital-- soments keep the ship afloat until the Ism sounded'' by a damage can he repaired, and so it Is doty. This rich man' panic" of which we with the A. K, of L. One rnmpart-men- t will he.ii- - more la the rich goes on strike, hm the other ninn's."yet I. e.. the capitalist's, suicide. compartments st.-i- in. keeping the sml is ship afloat until the damage Capitalism re-is repaired with strike breakers. Tha hnvnd to hasten its own end. It 1the working class to pre-strike Is lo- -t and the ship salla on aa main tofor ace that its last acts extend pare before. Tn the I. W. W. the men are no further than Itself, and to give It emanl7ed In one compartment, ax were the old time vessels, so that the burial circumstances demand. when a strike takes place the capitalA TIGHT WAD. ARCHITECTS F. P. A. ISAK80N Contractor end Builder. 82d eL Bel! Phone 246-2- 242. Sagg, Tin Wcr' "fora, Heet.ng toB Iren fencing, sidewalk dear balcony, ooureoe railing, eta. 8266 Weed. Avo. Sell phen S&Ly. Contractors Lime Mfra. Phone 600-Y- . JOHN T. NEWTON Contractor end Builder. Office at eewdenee, SSf 87th. Phene 171 InA Bhep nor of Wright A Bone' Cm Bnd 21 ' C Brae"!R Maenwgioe.., CALVERT BROWN IRON A BRASS WORKS. 4 Lse gu EccVf!1I LI CROSBlff, guttering eng f ell kuida, 2249 i Ara of mathe- matics and surveying. Persona, therefore, who have not had the required training and experience should sot apply for tlila examination. Persona who desire to taka this examination should apply at one to tha United States Civil Service commie tlon, Washington, D. C for application form 1612. Applicants must ba at least 20 years of age. GEO- - OLMSTEAD. Contractor and builder. Office end hep at resident 600 24ta sC Noes Cgdeiw Bet' phoiw 441-n- . CARL BAMUELION. and Cw OwwraBultoer ftth St, mil 667 FETER CALVIN STEWART. George Ctomenoesu, the present premier of France, to eald to be a master of clever repartee, which he seldom toes a chance to exerclso, oven though by so doing ho stings bitterly a very close friend. William Morton Fullerton In Everybodys Meg-eiln(February) remarks upon this characteristic and upon Clemencsau's love of a practical joke. The serious conaequcnclee of two of hla aalllM are told by the writer: Once hia penchant for making fun coat him more than 1 friend. It torn for him the presidency of the French chamber. Thera waa some years ago, la that chamber an honest countryman by the name of Mlchoa, who loathed all the refinements of civilisation. He was always asking for the suppression of the opera. Ho carried hie peasant rusticity so fer ee to avoid. In feet, the nee of water, not merely for drinking purposes, but too for hie ablations. One day, during a debate In the chamber oa tha Parle water system, the defender of th project remarked that each Inhabitant required per day at least sixty liters of water. Mlehou roe indignantly, exclaiming: "What, the Parisians drink, then, sixty liters of water!" Clomenceeu thereupon, la hie most sarcastic tones, cried out from hla piece: My dear Mlehou, 1 assure yen that there ere certain tribes where water ! also need for washing purposes." Very possibly Mlehou would have forgiven this personality if Mr. Clomenceeu hod henceforth let him alone. But there Is something of tbe gamin of Peri about the disabused philosopher, Clemen-esaand hie face wears uniformly an Ironic grin, which to the mask of aa aaentlal playfulness of temper not wholly free from malice. He to an Irrepressible practical joker, ee one day Mlehou found out to hie oosL It 00L wee Mlchou'e custom, when b leagues were thronging the bouse during a lively debate, to visit alone the bnffet of the chamber and there to fill hie pockets with sandwich as. At he wore a voluminous shooting Jacket, the Inroads thus made on the deputies larder were by no mesne insignificant Mr. Ctomeneeau one day glided behind him, and. when Mlehou waa thus storing away hie dinner, dexterously filched each such successive sandwich from hie pocket. Mlehou, however, soon discovered the larceny and buret into a furious passion. He vowed vengeenoe. Shortly after the Chamber bed to elect Its president. There were two candidates lor the poet, Mr. Clomenceeu being put forward by the Radicals. The latter wee beaten by one vote, and that vote wee cast by Mlehou, who, although a Radical end the object of hie colleagues supplications, refused to pardon the pickpocket Clenienceau. The fortun ate candidate was Mr. Fallleres, ifow president of the republic, of whoaa high destiny this election waa the beginning. Never before had Mr. Clem enceau come anywhere near public office. And later on Instead of attaining power, he wee beaten down who by storms of obloquy. They muie themaelves when reading history with euch plseslc problems the influence of the length of Cleopatras none upon the deetlmee of Rome may find in this tale excellent matter for similar speculation. e IN SHIP- What has moat struck me in my many experiences of shipwrecks haa been tbe strangely diverse waje in which the passengers acquit them selves under Intense excitement end panic, eald a lifeboat man to the writer. Women CTy, feint end cling to etch other, but ere least trouble. Men often set very strangely; 1 remember one man throwing into the lifeboat a heavy trunk which he wanted to save, but which we promptly heaved over board. Borne men become quite panio-strlcen. I've seen strong men, pmuably brave enough in other cases, fighting fiercely for the life buoys, and inrust-tnthe women and children aside In frantic endeavors to leap Into the boat first; strangely enough, one man who thus disgraced himaelf hag since obtained the Royal Humane aoeety's medal for saving life at era. thrice scratch crew In volunteering with id of e distressed vessel. 1're known others who became so stupefied with fright as to resist ell attempts at rescuing them, begging to be left to die, snd having to be forcibly thrown Into the lifeboat Borne prrsone frequently become half demented. and I've known several cases where they have In n frenzy committed suicide by positively Jumping headlong Into the aea and drowning themselves. and one man. to insure hit sinking, filled his pockets with csal. ist ship Kinks. Some years ago another passenger, "I notice you never give a the ship had struck, went and hearing UNCLE SAM AND BROTHER JONAflowers or book-.- . Candy seems to drowned himself In the bathroom, anTHAN. jour long net." ticipating hU fete, as It were. Is tbe beat proposition." said I another case where Brother Jonathan Hurrah for free Mr. Candy Yon can get some of passenger hanged himself In his cabin tra ie! IX.wn wlh the tax on sugar! that Ftlnjay. liiick." WaKhlnctoa Hern .lust the lifeboat arrived. f! Bits We iht UNANDCR. Genera! Contractor ana 65 Sth BL Ball Contractor end builder. Neet CLEMENCEAU'S JOKE ON MICHOU STRANGE BEHAVIOR WRECKS. 641 Phase CONTRACTOR AND BUlLDi mr-nT- portant than the subjects ca C. WOODS Afrtiltoctto 84 A 67 First NeTI Bank Bldg. Beth Phenes. caut-os?- AGEE A M'CRACKEN, VOLNEY C. GUNNELL 44 UNITY. : HENRY BLAIR Studit Byron. i M. PANTONE. Factory apart for colabratad Baldwrin A Kurteman and Elllgtoa planet their right arms the conquest -- J. StreaL wrought. MISS CtARA WARNER, , Leaohetreky Math ad. Plana Taasb-ar660 h A. SATTELL and M. MORAN Know ya not Hereditary bondsman! Who would be (me themselves must strike tbs blow Stadia 8630 Uncala Awn MR. A P. HUNTER MandellA. Taaahar af Guitar (More vise Satam). Alaa Pmuml Stadia SMS Gulecy Ava Twenty-sixt- A to K. 8. H.lliard, munications RUTH Editorial Committee: KATE A HILLIARD Any question concerning Socialism answered. Address ah com- There axe three vacancies in tha position ot uiangulation aid la tha (too logical Survey. ICxaminatiaaa will be held la several towns in every 8tata, oa March 20. 1V7, for the purpose of securing eligible for these Places The salaries attached to the position range from 690(1 to llZOu a year, according to the qualifications of those certified, and according to the vacancies that may occur in any branch of the service requiring similar qualification. Tha poet lions of primary triaagulator. primary and precise levelmna will be filled from this The applicant will be examined la mathematics and surveying. The eub-- . act of mathematics will Include problem involving quadratics, plane and solid geometry, plane trigonometry, logarithlms, and mensuration. Examt-aotlo- a in surveying will include the use and care of instruments, such aa tha theodolite, transit, wye leva, prism or preatoe level, and examination In tha elements of astronomy aa applied to surveying. A good school education and not leas than three years' experience In tha use of transit and level In field work are requisite to eligibility. A technical degree In civil engineering will be accepted as equivalent to tee yearn of these three. Training and experience are rated aa even more Im- 1st model residence; pantry end closet; SS25.0a complete, paint end paper, 2120 Royal Avs. Bell phene S7S X. FRED HOWARD, Contractor end Built Phone 517Z. p. 0 Masonry and Cement Contractors WHEELWRIGHT CONSTRUCT. JACKSON COL All kinds A F. ONEILL C0NITRUCTIM GOXentractera end Bulldtn nr Cement Well end Gravel Reefing L. A BUCHER Brlek Contractor. Mantled Qratee and Til'ng All klnde ef eament work. Car. 84th end Grant phena fSMC a 8f1 tfnd BL BMI Directory A. MULLER A SON. In Well Paper, Pap Feinting, Tinting end g CL tag g N. WILSON, Fainting natural umfl taking paper hanging and pp ntonnliig Ohn. 421 26rd It H henp Re. 454 lid M. 44. HOPSON A CO. Sign Writers, Painters, Paper Hengera; Estimates given an gen2248 MwnTtlTA Grttor A R. DRANK. Fainting and paper hanging 846S Week. SMI phena SS44if InA SSA lot. Both phonee. a. Pa, BEO. M. GREENWILL ISAKSON. Plain end deeeratlve painting end peperhenglng No charge fer eotimetea. 110 tnd BL Bell phene. eral contracting treat 4Uttu a1 Brisk end atone esntiami M mfer. senna en end Painter & Paperhangers & la. Otutt PFdtoHy, InA Phenes nvetlng end pip laying, oewara water eyitsme, Ogden, Utah. FRED A LUNfe General Cent rector in brisk end won. 47S filet BL Bell phene 44S. A LEVEDANL Brick Contractors, Preea ef cement mesen wertt, FETER ANDERSOli . House painter, artlstl pa hanging Estimates on atotnd work. 462 88th SL BaU phena HU Wash, cress N. B. OBERQL Contractor, general heuae painting and paperhanging 1004 file! BL Boll 'phene S4Sa. JOSEPH W. LUNG House painter, papeniengtfl m timatee given on contract ami 8766 Park Ava Ind 'phsns 8MU HARRY RUBEN. Wa da (he artistic work ef the pity. Relief, fraeoo end easels original designing Let mb how you eur work in Ogden, Gen. oral work ales, Office 84SS 14 Wash, W. U BACON. House painter, peperhengsr, B eeareT experience. Centre smt specialty. 860 Wash- Ara 6dl dec-oratin- - Phena Boll, 8S7-- Contracting Plumbers L. ZITZMAA THE OGDEN PLUMBING CO. it will pay you t see ue before contracting Prompt attention to ell kinds ef plumbing Boll phene 612. HALVERSON General Plumbing application. 2629 Midi eng 622-- W. J. ' BROS, Estimates en Wash, basement 24HR4 Plumbing and heeling Pump vtA 8268 Wash. Ava, BU PbeesMH Residence, 816-y- . A. W. MEEK. Plumbing end Heating (send from the 86th SL shop to M Wash. Ava, InA phene. Bell phene JOHN KRUMPERMAN. DALLMORE, Plumbing: Estimates FurmHiM W 4tk 6t application. 622 Licensed Sanitary Plumber. 8868 Wash eve. Bell phene S1AX. InA 1A phone 806-- Z. Plasterers Contracting Local Union No. 252 Ill a c. PRICE. 8d SL Bell phene Sill 76g H. A. SHUPE. Adame Ava. BoU pMfe n' : re-irl- ct 1161 GEOPGE WILKINS. Slat dL Bell p lone Directory of . 88 50-x- A. A A DENKERS, All Klnde of Job Printing Neatly Wash. dene. (Union Shop.) 8648 Ava. InA phene 81A J. O. WOODY PRINTING Printing that 8376 binding, ell ptyto. Beth phencA FELSHAWS DENTAL PARLORg Over Spargc'a Book Stem . 8445 Wash. Awe. Phono Belt 78-k- reim-mbe- ' r PUBLISHING CO. A P. Thoms, Manager. All kinds of Beck end Job Printing Basement 8404 Wash. Ava Bell 'phenA T. F. LOUGH RAN. Our object Is to give you value received. We want pleased patrons --the kind that stay. 8214 Wash, eve, upstairs. U SCOVILLE pnenwei INDUSTRIAL AD rectory of A. REia SL Ind 'phene Printer Embossers end Poefoffie era. Opposite g long-abuse- d t. (n. JOB PRINTERS olOldMiOty t, haa-ten- ftth A. T. HESTMASK. boekmskeh FJg Punches for loose Phenef Boll Wash. Ava. Printer end - PhotOgrapheTS L. WEBER, Photographer. Every variety of photo art work 1439 Week, sva Beth phono. a. C. GA8tLa, Photographer Outdoor views Bade promptly, S7S 16th L Both phoaex CO kodak finish, srsmurte |