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Show 1 TUEMOBXIXG EXAMINER: OGDEX. CTAIl. en to tbe city, end tbe uiaiur i. to l.e tried out In the dlatrlc: roun i:h view of testing uf the ordinance. the EMERGENCY Can save money by seeing us before letting their contracts for HOUSE WIRING Estimates cheerfully given and work guaranteed WASHING MACHINE MOTORS AND ELECTRIC FLAT IRONS . Kramer Failed te Get Around Swede In Final Dash of Hour Race. Sal; Lake. July 31. Afier being pulled fur f.iur lapw ly Ernie Hye. lies' Lawson shot into tbe lead uu ihe bell r lap in i he final dash of the rare at the saucer track Tuesday night and finikh In the lead after a hard fight with Frank Kramer. Kraiuer had been in third poaition from the atari of the last mile and went after the twenty-fift- h mile, but could not get around the flying Swede. It waa a beautiful rare from he beginning uf the last half mile of the big event. Pye taking the buurh at a merry clip. Bubble Walthour, tbe pleasant-mannereeasterner, la winning a borne with tbe Salt lake fan. Tuesday night he clipped some more from the record behind a motor, riding an exhibition mile behind Guabie Law-so- n in 1:19.2, one-fiftof a second faster than W. K. Samuelaona time at Ogden, thus establishing a new state record. He follows pace in fine style and wiN probably knock a few more seconds off the present mark within a abort time. Summarise: Half-milhandicap, amateur Deua-te- r (90), DMenbarher (50ir DeMara ( scratch i. Crega (40. Hampshire (75). Time :66. Mile exhibition behind motor by Bobbie Walthour -- lime 1:19.2. Second hour's race Each rider 25 miles. Kramer won fifth mile. Hollle-te- r twentieth, Lawson tenth and twenty-fifth, Clarke fifteenth. Leader at mile Pye 1, Bamuelaon 1, Hollister 5, Downing 1, Hopper 1. W'ilcox 4, Dorian 1, Monroe 1, Macdonald 4, Williams 1. one-hou- falr-halre- d h Tho&G Lite Men 99 CommercialElectricCompany 2279 WASH. AYE PHONE 382. Reflection Before Buying OFTEN A MONEY SAVER IS a When out to buy BICYCLE, KODAK, 1110X0-GKAP1- I, FISHING TACKLE or anything in the Sporting Goods Line, we can show you superiority in the goods we sell. SO TAKE TIME TO INVESTIGATE Always a pleasure for us to explain the reason why. T. S. HUTCHISON 306 RECENTLYSOME MORE GOOD WE - TWENTY-FIFT- n COLLECTED MONEY FOR THE FOLLOWING GOOD PEOPLE Taney ft Frasier, 123 TV. Sixth South street, Salt Lake. Salt Lake Moulding and Art company, 169 S. Third Eaat street. Salt Lake. II. J. Robinson, attorney. 201 Mercantile Annex, Salt Itke. corn-pany- , National Hotel Reslater Dubuque, Iowa. Dr. Frederick Clift, Provo. Utah. B. H. Bennetts, Garfield. Utah. James Thompson, S3 2 W. See-en- ,l South Bt., Salt Lkke. Dr. E. V. Sliver, S and 10 Mercantile block. Salt Thoe. R. Cutler, Temple, Salt Lake. Will G. Farrell, Bldg., Salt Lake. Mary MscCord. Salt Lake. Corey Livery company. Ogden. Utah. P. F. Collier ft Son. Denver, Colo. STREET. Morc Money for Good Clients Parley White of White ft Sons salt Lake. cauae they needed the money. We They turned their claims to us will collect some for yea If you for collection, not because of leas turn In yeur bills Red etreaka of Co., their debtors, but ba- - honesty exist in everybody. MerchantsProtcctive Association Scientific Collectors of Honest Debts 77, 7ft 93, 94, 97, 98, 99 end loo Commercial National lag. Salt Lake City ra"clsQ. Luka, General Mgr. - 9TEAL8 FROM CHURCH. , c.iU'.utii.i.a::-- PLANT. Street Railway Company to Expand Million Dollars to Supply Power. Salt lAke, July 31. The fu'.i Light and Railway company ei are making goud headway wUm piuu. tor the new million do:!: eii.tnency plant to tie erected by the eumpuuv un the aite of the preset; plant which would be entirely lnauequ.,ii ij ihe needs uf the service a lieu it shall have been reorganized, it may be la muuihs before the ur emergency plant is ready fur upeiiii:i, but wheu one is uf Uie beat in it will be i; the country-- , and genera' e a current of 40,uoo hurae power. The machinery of the proent plant will be utilized as far as possible, but in an as it is proposed to build, what is now on hand will not go very far. The plan la to hate fliv lighted at all time under the butler, so that at a moment's notice. can lie brightened up, and the plain brought into active operation w.ibui 3u minutes. The old Tribune building on West Temple street which in to be the home of the Utah Ught a Railway ufilces, is now wo far siliaured In rejuvenation. na to be praoicaliy a new building, and will be ready for in n couple uf week. The broken front steps have been repaired, the front of the building pointed ; h-- v - Boms People Bank Build Dont Lika Us. luuiug and Boston' chance uf victory. Score R. H. E. 9 4 1 Cleveland 4 2 Boston Joss and Clarke; Taunehill. Pruitt, Winter and thaw. Ogden Business Directory WESTERN LEAGUE Denver and Lincoln Break Even. G. A. GRAVES, and Un Denver. July double-header 25 First Natl Bank Architect in a even coin broke Bldg. tni aftcriiuon. Score: Bell Phene 95 K. R. H. E. First game 4 3 .lit Denver 1 10 11 Lincoln F. C. WOODS ft CO. R. Adams, Or;J and Zalusky; Mc56 ft 57 Firat NatM. Bank Architect. Kay and SulUtau. R. H. E. Secoud game Bldg. Beth Phones, 3 Denver 6 11 1 4 4 Liuculn C. Adams and McDonough ; Zarkert, Attorneys Jones and Zinran. national league ...., ..4 ..... CAUSES DEATH. AXER1CANLEAGUE . n close game from Detroit today, 8 to 1. Newton and Mullln were equally effective, but the locals with two bitx, a single and a double, a battery error and a wild pitch, scored two runs In the foarth, which were enough to win the game. R-- H. B. Score 1 3 0 Detroit 8 2 3 New York Mullln and Payne; Newton and Tho- Chlcsgo, 3; Washington, o. Washington Jnly n. Walshs pitching was too much for Washington today and Chicago won handily, 3 to 0. Remarkable catches by Manager Jones were features. - Score: R. H. E. 4 0 3 Washington ... Chios go 3 6 9 Gehrlng, Heydon and Warner; Welsh and Hart. Philadelphia, 8; St Louis, 7. Philadelphia, July 31. Philadelphia defeated St. Lewis today In a hard The hitting eleven inning contest home team won out on three hits, an error and a wild pitch by Dineen. R. H. E. Score 7 J4 8 St Louis . . . . .. 9 13 3 Philadelphia t. Howell, Dineen and Spencer; Hartley, Plank and Sc h reck. ..... Qty Florists a, 3-- 6. a Bldg. Ind. 750, Bell 1184. CELESTE CONROY. Pupil of Leopold Godowoky, Boffin. Instructor of music. Studio 800 25th St Phonea, Ind. 400; Boll 180. S. F, Whitaker, Teacher ef Piano. Tabernacle Organ, let Studio 874 23rd Bt Ball Phono 414Y. DELLA LUND Studio Tsachor ef piano. North Washington. No. 30, Belt 164-- Painter and Paper-hange- rs Directory Jstin N. Ford and Bon Psporhongara, Decorators and Designers. Boll Phono 243X. Leave orders at Boyle Furniture Co. Established 18SL Pianos 3:54-4-5- 4-- 1-- E M. ACCIAUTOMOBILE DENT. Chicago, July 81. A. C. Temple, a chauffeur, waa killed and Thomas Norton, bis employer, was fatally injured In an automobile accident yesterday, Itching pile provoke profanity, but Doane profanity won't cure tbem. Ointment cures itching, bleeding or protruding piles after years of suffering. At any drug stora. AMUSEMENT. UTAHN A THEATER. - Change of Bill Every Saturday Evening. EVENINGS PRICES Two Performances, 7:30 and 9.15. ... ,10c, 20c, 90s Builders FRED HOWARD, mnMmvnnnnnivnnnnnnmnnuvvu Contractor ana Bulldor. P. O. Bex Phene 917Z. Printers 384. A. L SCOVILLE, PRINTER. PETER UNANDER, Both Phans, Poatofflce. Opposite Contractor and Bulldog 859 Ninth 9L Phene. Bell I76Z. Work done by day or contract. Cleaning and Dyeing ELITE CLEANING CO Cleanara and Dyers. Taylor ft Wilson, Proprietors. Both Phonos. Pocatello and Ogdon. FRENCH DRY CLEANING Having adJed a dry cleaning department to our buslnoae, wo are now prepared to hundlo ladles end gentlemens suits, portieres and nil fine silk and wool krtteln that should not bo waotaod la tho ordinary way. We propose in this department as well as In our laundry work to giro tho public tho best sorvics to bo had in tbe city. ' AT THE Nickelodeon ILLUSTRATED SONG, Where is My Wandering Boy To- , night. Pncks Pranks on a Suburbanite. Babys Peril. Early Round With Milk Man. Programme changes every other day. Ladles and children will find tbe room cool and comfortable. Electric Theatre Next the Reed Hotel, 25th It LAUNDRY LUKE CRAWSHAW, Studio Artistic. 2449 Photograher. Waab. Avo Ogden, Utah. A picture that looks like you, m? 4 THE THOMAS STUDIO. In Pasted High Grads Portraiture Crayon and India ink. 2457 Wash. A vs. Real Estate Agents A. A. WENGER. Estate, Loons and Insurance, Notary Public. Removed to room til. Ecclea building. Bull 1316. Rnxl . CAP.L C. RASMUSSEN. Real Estate, Loans, Rentals and Fire insurance, Firat Natl, Bank Bldg. Ind, Fhens 470. WM. A. HICKENLOOPER. Estate, Insurance and Investment. 209 Ecclc Bldg. Successes to N. H. Ivca. Rest KELLY ft HERRICK. Ooneral Insuranee, Leona and Rentals. Real Estate Investments. W. B. WEDELL, Estate, Loans, Insurance end Rentals, 2448 Wash. Ave. Beyle Blk. Both Phonea. . Phcncc Bush 174. 437 Twenty-fift- Bt h ft Qart's Plana Mawman 0. C. Real Bros. Organa WARDLE1GH J. M. FORRI STALL Surety Bonds, Real Estate end Insur. anc. IIS Eocles Bldg. . W. N. PIERCE, Real Estate, Notary, Fire and Life In. eurence, 411 24th Bt, Both Phonos. GEORGE THE INVINCIBLE MAN." THE VILLAGE CUT-UIllustrated Bong. FEEL SO VERY LONELY. A. HORN, Loans and Insurance First Natlanal Bank Building. Real Estate, funos ORGANS AND MUSICAL A dm lesion Phone. Both PROGRAM: I Photographers , OGDEN STEAM PROGRAMME BARNES, ta 3-- 5. ANOTHER a Musis Dealer, The OPERA HOUSE BLOCK. , Third race, mile and n half Racine II, won; Flavigny, second; Palette, third. Time, 3:33 Fourth race, the Bunshlne Stakes, five end a half furlongs He Knows, won; Half Sovereign, second; Live Wire, third. Time, 1:06. Fifth race, six furlong' Wardlne, won; El Caaador, second; Escutcheon third. Time, 1:13 Sixth race, five and a half furlongs Beardsll, won; Melsnr, second; Franklin, third. Time, 1:07 TH0MAS-H0RNMUSIC CO. The House of Quality. Everything known In muaie. 314 25th. Contractors and pig-aon- Transfer Companies .8oy MEKCBAKDISE ALLEN TRANSFER CO, Albern Al. Isn, Proprietor. Furniture Vane end Meet Me at &e DEN Violins, Guitar. Accord eons. jos, Strings. Ban- Latest Publics tloaa of Sheet Moalc. Bee the Wonderful Pipe Organ. - E379 Washington Avenue. OGDEN, UATH. 370 25th St. BROS. FOR MONUMENTS. arrived I carloads e( marble and granite to Baled from. Dent buy from agents, aa they gat largo commiaolena and you have to pay thorn. Place roar order at once. TARD OPPOSITE CITY CEMS-TER- Just July Sterag. Cabs at a moment's notice. Office 412 TRANSFER VANS. Plane moving a specialty. 328 14 25 th Beth phones 288. MALAN TRANSFER CO. Vans, Drays and Baggage Wagon. Our specialties Piano, Furniture and Safe Moving; Storage. ' 408 25th St SLADES HACKS MEET ALL ? 1 TRAINS. Carriages in waiting day or night Vans, Drays and Baggage Wagons. Piano Moving a Specialty.. Excursion Sumo. Office, Ind. 224; Bon '240: Res, Ball 840. All kliwla of Transfer Work. Office 403 25th ! HAIffiESTTiSEXTRACISj rftd 26th St. Phene 22. Slades' Phonos. MITCHELL 2. 31. Cleveland won todays game in the first inning, batting Tnnnehill nut of tbe box. The final score stood 4 to 3. The home players began to bit Joaa hard in the erenth and in the efghta filled the bases, with none out. Congalton bit to Joes who foR down, but managed to roll the ball to Clarke and Umpire OLaughiin called Hoey rout at the plate, fast double play ended the DENT MOWERY. Plans and Cello. WodtH-Kioo- it Dy-ger- Cleveland, 4; Boston, Music and Instructors s. ..... Boston, DR. P. A. COOK, Dentist, Office, Ecclea Bldg, Ogden, tt - New York, 2: Detroit, 1. York, July 81. New York won Leading Dentists Frt 3 1 .Word ' New THE HOUSEHOLD FU: WISHING CO, 2300 to 2303 Wash. Avt, second hand goods bought and sold. Both phones 1144. UUh. JOSEPH CHEZ, Pueblo. 5; Sioux City, 4. Counselor at Law. 40 and Attorney Pueblo. Julv 31. Pueblo mails a and 41 National Bank Bldg, strong finish i,day and beat the Sioux Both Photic a. Notary. City team in the second game of the Ogdsn, Utah, series. Score: R. H. K. R. 8. FARNSWORTH Pueblo 1 5 11 Attomey-at-Law- . 4 Sioux City 0 9 914 IIS Ecclea Bldg. and Jack sou aud Drill, Dressier, Jar-roand J, Mheeban. SPORTS baa Just Park City, July been received in town of tbe death of Edwin Eldridge f Oakley, one of tbe small settlement of the county, on Saturday evening. The accident waa a very peculiar one and the mystery of It all la that but one person waa killed by the force of the shock. It seems that the deceased, in company with five others, were seated around a table talking wben a flash of lightning sttsick the ground and for a moment all were blinded by .the light. Eldredge was seen to fall and wben picked up waa conscious and expressed tbe belief that he would be well In a minute or two. However, after being laid on a lounge he complained of a severe psln In one of his legs and almost Instantly died. 'Deceased was 21 years of age and waa well know and respected In the community In which he lived. The local Miners' union has about Completed arrangements for tbe celebration of tbe acquittal of William IX Haywood, by making tomorrow a gala day here. The business bouses and mines are to dong, and at 10 oclock In tbe morning la to be tbe big parade, participated In bribe unions of the town and al friends of labor. At 11 oclock thero la to be a public program held at the city band stand, 234 MAIN 9T, SALT LAKE CITY at wblch'A. J. Weber of Salt Lake la Ogden 24S7 Wash. Logan, 47 N. Main' to be the principal speaker. The afterPark City 161 Mala Provo, 92 Centre noon la to be devoted to field sports, EXTRACTED TEETH WITHOUT prizes being awarded to the winners: a ball game between tbe Park City and PAIN; FREE WITH PLATES. No difference whs. you pay yeu cannot Heber trams, and tbe entire celebra' tion to wind wp in the evening with a get any better a any prico. grand ball. The matter is in tbe hands of Teeth tbe committee and nearly all the of 87 A have bee ncmpleted. arrangements nood Set for 3 ..-.SThe case of Park City vs. Bole was Work 93.50 85: to Be,t GaulCrown. 22K 93.50 to tried yesterday in the local city court. $5 .. The defendant. was charged with to12 YEARS PROTECTIVE GUARANTEE kening for orders for teas, etc., withFree Examination and Advice out first having obtained a license, ns Fair Dealings make our Buccen Continuous Is required by tbe ordinance. DeiZr.,y-l- L P. m. 10 te 2. Lady Attendant Guar fendant was found guilty and fined nte.. i!Good at anySunf days eur Five Offices. (loo. Today notice of appeal was giv House Furnishings Architects . Salt I .aka, July 31. John Smith waa arrested by Officer Golding Tuesday p torn lug at Second Eaat and Second South street. ' He was charged with petit larceny. In bis possession were three contribution plates and n surplice. which had been stolen earlier in the day from 8L Marys The thief bad entered by meant of an unlocked side door and taken tbe articles. A report was received at police headquarters of tbe theft and soon afterwards It waa learned that the man waa in a floral store near the Firat Methodist church. Officer Golding went to tbe scene on his horse and finally captured Smith, after n spirited chase. Tbe man waa drunk. He refused to tell where he got tbe stolen articles and declared that tbe offleere would Pittsburg Wine Double Header. have merry time connecting him Pittsburg, July II. Pittsburg won with the theft. both gaptes of a double-heade- r from Boston by good, sound hitting. Young ON TO GOLDFIELD. waa driven off the rubber in (be firat game and terribly punished In the Lae Vegas ft Tonapah tt Reach That second, which by mutual agreement, lasted only seven innings. Bates waa Sy Septemcbr 15, bit on tbe bend by a pitched ball (a Salt Lake, July 31. C. O. Whitmore, the firat game and knocked senseless. base full Clarke knocked With formerly at the head of the legal de- a hometherun in the second game. partment of the Salt Lake Route, and Score: and general and now : u . R. H. E. Firat game counsel for the Las Vega ft Tonopah 7 3 . tf 946 e e railroad, waa In Salt Lake yesterday, Pittsburg 4 3 3 on a business trip Ha returned lnit BoitiiB g a e peEftsa Willis. and Glbwon Young. Peffer rehe'wlll where to Goldfield, evening main until after the completion of the Boultes and Needham,. , Second game. line Into that city. . ;t . el 3R. 18H. E.0 a sfd. The headquarter of (he Laa Vegaa Pittsburg yean 3 8 Boston a a a a a a a a tg f a t 1 ft Tonopah railroad will be In 1 and Camnits and Young Phelps; office main branch but tbe Angeles, Mr. Whitmore Brwon. Umpires Johnstone and Cart will be In Goldfield. ie now arranging for tbe right of way penter. p of .the road into Goldfield and on to 1. Brooklyn, 4; Chicago, Tonopah. Chicago. July 31. Reulhach pitched The development of the mlnea at in great form today, bidding (he visGoldfield in tbe past month or two,1 one inning aid Mr. Whitmore, aaauree for that itors helpless except in when three bite gave them one run. will the it a that jpake city population stole borne, scoring Chicago's metropolis of Nevada. Tbe outlook to r Even s single, n triple in future Goldfields brighter now than first count, n pass, the other three. n and adding fly long In Its at any time history. R. H. E. Booro With the completion of tbe Las 8 1 4 ,,. Vegas ft Tonopah railroad Into Gold- Chicago 0 1 4 field next fall will eome a large in- Brooklyn ..... Reulbscb and Kling: Rucker and crease in the population of that city Klein. and an element of permanency that Ritter. Umpires Emslle and few months a of ago camp jthe mining New York Wine Two Games. lacked. By August 1st the railroad St. Louis, July 31. New York won will be completed into Gold Moun- two from St. Louis today and tain, which la balf way betweet Rhy- both games were four to three. The scores are materials Tbe Goldfield. olite and In tbe ninth and St.' tied first game is work the being Louis all the ground and In tenth. Umpire ODny lost the mile A as possible. pushed as rapidly put Breshnahan out of the first game of track la being laid each day. Bar- in the eighth for disputing a called ring any unfoneen delay the road strike. will be completed into Goldfield by third R. H. E. Scores: Firat game September ,15. 4 . , i 3 11 We Intend to proceed with the eon' St. Louis 1 8 New York ... .,. structloa work on from Goldfield to Beebe and Noonan; Wlltse and two without delay.' Already Tonopah and Bowermaa. branch lines are contemplated, and Breshnahan R. H. E. Second game transwill we have time a abort within ... , I. 3 6 1 St. Louis ... , imall with tbe connections portation 1 4 8 New York portant esmps in that section of Neand McGlnnlty Marshall; MeGlynn vada. and Breshnahan. Umpire ODsy. LIGHTNING 100 1, VOLNEV C. GUNNELL, Des Moines, 1: Omaha, ft . Office 2874 WashingAttorneyat-Law31. Edmundsuu gave Omaha, July but one hit during the ten innings he ton A ve. Beth Phonee 771. pitched, which was responsible for Omaha's defeat today. Ragan allowed A. G. HORN, but- - three blta, but one of them, a three-bas- e Attorney-ut-Law- . drive, sent in the winning run in the eleventh. Over Badcon Drug Store, Wash. Avt Score: R. H. E. up." and the entire lutrrior turn out Omaha 2 6 The building will and reconstructed. 1 Dea Moines 3 2 be uccupled as fallows-- . In the baseRagan and (binding; Edinundeon, R. ment- Front apartments, gas appliance din day, ran gw. heaters, and Miller and Yeager. OGDEN FLORAL CO. other features of the gas department. Floral Artists. 418 24th St. Greenhouse room, a apartment for Beyond, storage AMERICAN opposite Glanweod perk. Phones, Bail JLSSOCIATION repalrtng of electric lights. First floor Ind, 19ft I34X, reTreasurers offices, paying and At Kansas City Kansas City, 7; ceiving tellers, ticket sales ufilces, VARNEY FLORAL CO. stairways and elevator, lump sale of- Minneapolis. I. At Louisville Louisville, 1; Indian-spoilAll Kinds ef Cut Flowdra. Our prices fice, collectors offices, gas offices, so3. licitors rooms, meter offices, superinlowest. Bell phene BISK. Give w At Columbus Columbus, 2; Toledo, call. tendent of electric lines, power stations. roadway, railway service, city X commercial agent. Second flour OfAt Milwaukee Milwaukee, 4; 8L B. VAN OER SCHUIT. fices of the general manager, direc- Paul, 3. Funeral designs; cut flowers and pettors room, stationery rooms, auditors ted plants. All orders promptly filled. BRIGHTON BEACH RE9ULT9. department. Third flour Engineering Phene 940Z. 740 28th department, electrical, civil and New York, July 81. Brighton drafting rooms, blue print Bench results: rooms STILLWELL ft NEWMAN, First race mile and a sixteenth Choice Cut Flowers and BedFlorist. Ctva-sinwon; Maid, Coy Zlensp second; ding Plants.. Store 2879 Week. Ava. third. Time, 1:46 Second race, steeplechase, about , two mllea Buckmsn, won; Blue second; Essex, third. Time, . 1-- confidence in e AHiVST Tlll'IiSliAY, WANT ADS BRING BIG RESULTS. Street Livery Stables ft BALI SIACLE. , Everett, Prop'r, Livery and Boarding. Both Fhoaes. 2319 Wash. OGDEN FEED r. WANT AD8 BRING BIO RESULTS. J. WANT ADS BRING BIG RESULTS. Ava. - |