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Show - s - 4 - w r r A 4 i- - -' J f i .2 -- i -- ' . - : ' ' .'Vj. w -' -- .. -- v- t THE MOUSING EXAMINER: OGDEN. UTAU, letters) 'V hKlTEMREli ild-- &t. Harigan. rian He. A. C. L S.ier. l.r..i:' kl'h). John Hughes. Ralph I'ariga.,, Mr. Ingchraisen. P. lroer-MSalary Vi,e. a. 'an Loan Co. (jiu " T. "te.'n. Ed. H,irry James, S. Kelley. C. W.. (tw Viir. "Milan. I. W. letter!) t. Not Many More Days of Kemaley, Chaa. Kooraa. Geo. Leonhard:, the Sale .- - "'-ul- E-- A . E. Wilson. R O. "1 a. E uwu H- I' era) "Miain .1. R. F. Young. Tho lino lettera) Greek leueii two letters) Yokoyama, K. Lowe, E. 8. Ladiaa' Lat. Allen. Un. H. Harper, Mrs. E J. Hedge. Mrs. Ada Avery, Myrtle i Irvine. Mrs. A. B. Burch. Pearl Bornean. Mrs. L. Lane. Mrs. IVn. Becker, Mrs. A. Leavln. Mrs. J. R. Lewis, Mias Ella lino letters) Bigss, Mrs. A. IL Low?. Mr. C. A. McDonald. Mias Blarkmar, Mrs. ' C. 8. Ua Brown, Mrs. D. McGovern. Mrs. Lauder. Strong Inducements E. A. Larsen, This Removal Sale will come to ah end shortly . . . We hope to be moved by the first of October That will mean that we must start moving In the meantime we are selling much of the stock . . . before that date Low prices will be made on every item of merchandise until the time comes for closing the doors of this store. Thousands are taking advantage of the low prices which are made on the goods which will be wanted when the cold weather is here . . . Bedding, Outing Flannels, School Shoes, School Dresses. T. Bowman, Mrs. ... No matter what youwant d g. C. c. Marlin, Mis M. Melton Katie Bevins, Mrs. C. Bair. Mrs. G. H. Milton. Katie Colee. Mra. T. J. Mo.s. 11a .el Cottle. Mra. Mary Moyer, Mrs. Gee. Phoenix, UUa A. Cranor. Mlaa Carroll. Mrs. A. E. Shields. Mra. A. Fleming, Miss M. Hue. Mra. X. Fowler, Mrs. J. Smith. Mra. J. G. Wilson. Mra. M. Filbert, Mra. K. Garner. Mias R-- Wagner, Mias Clara Hicks, Mrs. D. 8- - Werner. Martha T. II. DAVIS. Poatmaater. ( the Price will be Cheaper Now TURN LABORERS CONTRACTORS. Mutual Companies Take Subcontracts On Western Pacific Work. Labor in Ilka money, Md an officer In the Utah Const ruction company , when asked if they had been able to get enough help tor Ihe work on the Western Pacific In Nevada. We never hare enough or anywhere near what we want, hut we manage to get on as well aa th other fellow. An Intonating feature in the work now In pragma la the fact that many laborers is Nevada have banded them, aelvea together and taken small subcontracts. They decline to work at straight, wages and the mult fa that they are said to bo making $4 to $3 a REMOVAL SALE Hi. lMMltfl'MiAV i'll the mutual p'.su. Tne - SALT LAKE FOR HOWELL Ekman. A. Twenty-thir- Conqraaaman Gate Big d Twenty-fourt- h Delegates. Jr. Bull, Balt Lake. Sept. IS. Congressman Howell got a big majority uf the flalt Lake delegatea to the Republican convention, at the primaries held Friday Twenty-fift- h 8. Anderson.' Twenty-sixt- Moroni Bight. . h Twenty-sevent- Following ig a list of tbo delegates Williams. Twenty-eighta complete tu the dry, with a few John Leea. miaisng from the county: Twenty-ninth Flrat H. A. King, Charles E. Beers. Second Fred C. Hanford, W, 8. 8chuler. Naylor Third 8. A. Stanford, A. K. Walker, Fourth A. Sadler, A, C. Kelson, h dle-Irlct- fifth A. Andrew Smith, Sr., t. Smith. Sixth C. R. H. F. S. Opeushaw, Tingey, ! Woolley. Seventh Julian- Riley, George B. Margetta. A. F, - Lawson, Eighth Comer Thonua. Ninth Herbert E. Cutlet, David P. Kinkibury. Tenth Herbert B. Cromtr, C. Y. 'w Ruwell. Eleventh George C. Buckle; Thomai Hobday. Twelfth J. M. Stun. J. D. Dickson. - PEACH DAY Free ptatbes for all. . .'peaking, music, ball game, vaudeville concerts, Sixteenth Carl A. Ek, James H. Sullivan. Seventeenth Alexander Burt, H. E. Bloater. Eighteenth James IL Lambert, 8nmel C. Park. Nineteenth Theodore Xyslroin, W. E. Icnklna. . Twentieth J. J. Creenewald, Augua U. Cannon. Allernatea, L. L. Baum-- . gsrten and H. L Young. Tweaty-nra- t A. R. Rawlings; Mra. Kellie M. Mahle. , dancing and other sjMirts. ('orae and get your fill of peaches and pleasure. WEDNESDAY . W. d W. It. H. Lee. Thirty-thir- E. Hyde. Cutler, SEPT. 1 9th A. h m Iluichlnon, II. U llcadburg Fortieth Peter H risen and Con lam. Jr. Alterantes E. L. and J. K. Nlcolxon. Forty-firs- t A. U Hoppaugb, (Mill Fall Furniture Exhibit W. t-- h th .to best time To make selections of fall carpet. Large quantities have been arriving dally until our sample room is full and overflowing with beautiful designs In C. N. L Parry. Jordan) (Weat Nell Anderson and John Bechstead. Wlb: h (Tajlorevllle) Seventh-hin- t and William W. 11am J. 'Spencer Heigh. (Upper Bingham) EdEightieth Wilton Velvet Carpeting From $1.65 Tapestry Brussels 75c Evans'. t (Bingham ) Martin F. Hoben, James P. Motherwell. Eighty-secon- d (Lark) A. G. Green. J. T. Anderson. Elghty-alxt- h Daniel Harrington. Eighty-seventEighty-firs- h Eighty-eight- N . Hiarmel h , h ester. Ninety-fourt- t A.CII expraw brings us something uew for the Cloak -- and (Suit department and we are 'showing a wonderful collection of new models which are exclusive at this sttire and we want you to call and see these- goods whether ready to purchase or not 'just yet, as the ktylen, which in many instances we show' but one garment of a design are fast being sold. New goods arriving for all departments each day.. ' Yon nre welcome just - - ,? h Charles Holm. Ninety-fift- h Cannon, L. Chid Dr. P. E. Odell. Ninety-thir- d to look. Pratt. M. George Stephen H, Love. Ninetieth (Highland Boy) Eighty-nint- Cyra J, Lester and John M. Wood. Ten-Wi- re Tapestry Brussels $1J These prices include sewing, lining and laying..-- Visit our carpet department and seethe moat beauLlful display in Inc west. Globe-WernickeElas- Book Cases tic The actual money paid out for moving an bookcase not List of letters remaining in 'th postofflee at Ogden, Utah, Sept. 11, which, if not called for in two weeks, will be sent to the Dead Letter office: Gentlemen's List. Alexander, Neal Leighton, John Lowrey, Chaa. Allison, B. D. Munson, Ed. Atchison. Mr. McCoy, John Barnes, U. F. Martin, I. H. Breaee, Peter Barendregt, M. 8. Martin, Geo. Blickbahn, H. J. McDaniels, Gear Magoy, E. Brown, E. L. Mullen, Wn. Borosnan, J. E Moran. J. O. Bnret, Tom McEntire. Henry Brechin, Ja. Nabealulna, T. Blake. J. I- Xyeda, II. (two Bataruy, O. letters) Crowley, Davis Odermnt, P. L Coffin. G. H. Oleson, V. L. Clark. W. H. Pyper, R. A. Cheatham, H. Ruth. H. W. Dewolf, C. O. Perdu. John F. Darby, A. Robert, Emile Dwyer, Thoa. Reed A Bon F. Eeplnosa. J. Rupo, Oroville George, ITank Grow, Dr. H. E. Royel, Samuel Bhepplurd. J. J. G william, Pratt SUmson. W. H. Gxoahong, John Smith, Thoa. A. ' Gibson. Frank Scott, Chaa, D. Gillla. Joa. Shunliff, Leo Hutsley, J. J. Holenbnrg. Wn. Bcbweiser. Geo. Bbanley, Wm. ' Haley,. T. H. (t PRICES 10, 20, Me. State ea ule Saturday at the Utahna j 5 Drug 1 Stars. led that from an Esperantist point of view the revised spelling was not with- out merit, as It would hasten the adoption uf n universal language. He thought, however, that any dras-U- e attack oa Rngliah spelling waa to failure in eonaeqnenca of ihe difficulty of a language which had ao many words of diMlmilar pronunciation and similar appearance. London Express. -- I PEACH DAY EXCURSION. Brigham, Sept. Iffth, Via Oregon Short Mne; 75c round trip. Special train leave Ogden 0:10 a. iu. Returning, special leaves Brigham midnight. Fre peaches; free melons. All you can csi. Everybody Invited. WANT ADS YIELD BIG REBULTB.' WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. i i t , i Waste Fuel Air-Lea- ks It takes you about, an hour to get up a cooking fire 1 And it afterwards roars away a ou caw' t shut it off strongly that , It's probably due to air Icaba" at the flues a n r r minding your oven and into the For in ordinary steel and cast Iron ranges there are lot of place where the outside air gate in perhaps through tha scams between the oven and range body or around tbo back flue - i 1 -- 1 ? oold-rivete- d. Wc guarantee all our heating stoves to work to the satisfaction uf purchasers. We tell you what a stove will do; how long It will hold fire, nnit bow much fuel you must use to hast certain sited rooms, and than wa guar-- ' antra the heater to do what we say or refund money. 'I Heating Stoves From $6 up to $45 $1.00 Down and $1.25 a week buys any Heater in our store .! old-etyl- e to mention the would pay' e for starting library on the unit principle of construction, and then this vexing problem would be settled tor all time to come. The only rational way to house books is in the dust-probookcase units. In tbeae, they are always protected from dirt and dust, aa wall as such household accidents aa frequent ly arise from careless servants and curious children. The cases can be moved one unit at a time without taking out the books, each unit being complete in itself and of solid construction. The possibilities of arrangement and rearrangement are practically unlimited and afford quick relief from that monotony Imparted by a big, cumbersome piece of furniture after It baa stood in a house aoma time and always In the same place. The Elarttc bookegae unite with patented door equalisers that occupy no book apace, but are absolute proof against binding or Jamcompany of Cinming. are manufactured only by the cinnati, and sold in Ogden by this store only. e We have Elastic bookcases in a full assortment of ataea. made of golden and weathered oak. Can also supply them In mahogany finish when desired. In addition to the regular sixe units we have larger units for the accommodation of musical publications, portfolio, etc., mitered tops and bases for use In corners, and desk unite- - Units caq alee be had with beveled or leaded glass doors. Exclusive Ogden Agent. Globe-Wernick- Globe-Wernlck- e LETTER LIST. DETECTIVE -- Seventy-eight- vard TRAMP Heating Stoves of Quality Velvet Carpeling From $1.10 Ed- C. THE q Axminster Carpeting From $1.25 Eight-Wi- re j PRESENTS x. h Seventy-second-(Drape- r) ' Tbl rivetlug insures practically airtight Joints, which never open up, no matter bow hot the fire. spread orfire-bo-x The linings of the Monarch are extra heavy the bach wall Is made in four places to provide for heat expansion. The Duplex Draft gives y u perfect control of the fire there sre two damper doors, one In each end of the fire-boYou can open then) Just to the degree desired, to mako your fire low or fast. A Monarch Range Is Ihe heat Investment nn economical wout-acgn make, for it. burns lews fuel, la more durable, and stayb satisfactory" as long aa it is in use. Tha "Stay laMifartwri It is now the Sixty-aeeon- wards, D. O. Rideout. Seventy-thir- d (Bluffdale) The Utahna Stock Co. is bolted on. Perhaps through the elide damper4 at the left aide of the range. Usually this la a cast plate, bolted aud puttied. As aona aa the baits work loowe, through expansion and contraction of the metal, a crevice la formed to lot in the air. Now all these openings waste your fuel it's like the Chlueao say: Burning your house down to roast a pig" The rang that haa no Malr leaks" ia the Monarch. f Around every opening Oven Door, Feed Door and Ash Dour, are Malleable Iron frames, riveted to the range body. Cast jron frames ttnat bo bolted to steel, tut Malleable Iron can Henry Smith L. Woodbury and A. 8. Gabbott, one vote each; Henry Quayle and Richard a vote each. AlterSullivan, one-hal-f nates, T. R. Cutler and Frank Cutler. Fifty-sixtE. X. Jacklln, Judge Rider. K. R. Morgan and C. E. Marks. Sixtieth (Murray) D. M. Halgh. Alternate. Lewla Powell. Andrew (Murray) Sixty -- first White and John Richardaon. Alternates Myrtle McMillan and Thomas Simper. d (Murray) David McDonald and James Nelson. Franklin Sixty-fift- h (Sandy) Webb. Sixty-aixtJ, Phillip (Inlon) Stone, George F. Sharp. Sixty-eight- h (Sandy) W. W. Wilson. Seventy-firs- t (Sandy) F. A. Olsen. WITH which Our very exceptionally full and complete line of furniture for the fall Reason la now in poritlon. and you are earnestly Invited to Inspert the same In STYLE, QUALITY. CONSTRUCTION. PRICE. All previous efforts have been Dependable furniture tor discriminating and economical buy-- , and creek)1 Thomas Season fire-bo- W. J. Leaker. (Districts 42. 42. 44, 45, 40. 47, 4R, 49, SO, 51 and 52 have been abolished). Fifty-fourt- h the TONIGHT uff-rba- IV. A. tiigham, Opening of ,m Jr., Mrs. Margaret Wbltcher. fhirty-ninl- h Charles Andrew', H. Follimd. Fifty-seven- T re Ragle. d Thirty-eight- of Fourteenth Brigham Clegg, Alexander Buchanan, Jr.' Fifteenth James W, Marsh, James Thirty-secon- C. h Thohome of the bent peaches in. Utah invites everybody to join in the great annual celebration Thirteenth J. H. ITeecc, William Thirty-firs- t John Louis M. Wells. v Utahna Theater n X. h " ' A. Aubrey. Arthur Brown, George Gales, Young BRIGHAM , CITY F. J. Thirtieth Lawrence. Thirty-fourt- h Joseph J. Johnsoa and F. O. Frick. Alternates r. K. H. A. Smith, A. L. Hardy and Scott Anderson. M. I Tbiriy-flft- h Cummings and James M. llaslam, C. E.. Pntterson. Alternate, ohn James and Dr. A. C. Young. Thirty-sixtChat lea H. Wilaou and A. G. .Ijundln, Carl A. 11. Nash. Thirty-seventJob B. I .you and Jamea Ingebretaen. Susa Ut-org- . ' Smith, ' Jed J. H. C. Edwards, Harry J. Thomas. h Burltidge, Jonathan William J. Yard. of Majority J. E. d v jJ: AMUSEMENT. ge:i-erail- y Fire-B- ox Twenty-secon- Sjl MttJfXlXG, were gone. Sheriff Harmon was iujsmall wifo take fur notified and se; io work at. once on at i etches of grading that leq.iire little he ae. From Thistle be trailed the engineering skill- ami tua-.- c good couple to Castilla. Wailing there until money wiiti thei.- labor as the onk nearly evening, the sheriff capital invested, worki-.hardr than Earl Miller a he came Intocaught the they would on h'aight sago. The re so !. Miller was placed under arforemen .f the cons'rucrion cuiupany Miller rest. eonfessed that he and bis pass un al the vork and to far the alto had bean In hiding all day and plan haa proi ed a succesa turtber stared that bis wife had taken be money from 1oit and secreted It CAR DEMOLISHES WAGON. under the Hoar. Elimination showed ibe story to be correct. Hall lake. Kept, la. John Muriarit). Both Miller end hla wife are now in South atree;. was alight, the jmll here and will await the action il Wen Third ly injured and his brother Janie and of :he court la tha matter. Blackett narrowly escaped Myron serious harm at 6 o'clock jester day af GENEVA IN GREEN. ternuon. when west hound Warm SC. In Spring car No. charge of Plead the Lakeside John W. Nelson and Conductor Eaparantiete Town. William B. Taylor, crashed Into the wagon la which the three boy The town is suffering from a serious riding, in front uf Sid East Third epidemic of green. Every other perSouth street. The boys, with Blackett driving, had son on meets is wearing a green tie, Just emergad from the alley off Third a green hatband, a green veil or a South street and were driving across green blouse. This color i the outward and visithe tracks when the accident occurred. The boy s said they heard no warning ble sign of tha Esperanto brotherhood, sound from the street car and did not whose amual congress began today. Dr. Zamenhaf, tha Warsaw physl know of their danger until the car was so close that it was utterly impossible elan who Invented the universal lanto avoid the crash. The car was badly guage during fifteen meditative years spent in a Polish prison tor a politidamaged by the Impact, the wagon owned by the Turner Bros, feed stoic, cs 1 lndisecrstloa, i presiding over tha 125 East Second South street was de- congress, whloh was Inaugurated this molished and each of the boys waa afternoon b ya moating of a hundred thrown to the street. One horse sus- high officials, who discussed such wintained a broken leg and waa shot later some subjects as vocabulary, grammar by Officer Harris, Luckily none of the and tba propagandist program. A general meeting waa held this hoys was hurt seriously. evening at which 1AW) delegates were PROVO POR HOWELL. preaunt, England eras repress at ed by Col. Pollea, Mr. Clarence Bucknell and Miaa Schriver. pri'Provo, Sept. II. Republican Tha liquid roll of Esperanto haa maries were held here this evening. The delegation da largely tor Howell flooded tha town. Hardly any one tor congress and Morse tor supreme tbinka of saying Bon Jour, monsieur, today. Jt Is alwaya Bonaa tag on, ain-J- o judge. ro, on tha that the addressee is a follower of Dr. ZamenhoT. HAD HOUSE BUT NO COIN. There was a time whem to announce English spoken on your shop winProvo. Sept. 14. Sheriff Harmon dow indicated a sufficiently prodigal returned from Castilla this evening gift uf tongues. This Is the case mi with Earl Miller and his wife. Dora longer. To be counted among the elect Miller, a ad $0 which Mrs. MllU-- r la you must add KaJ es perns to, and alleged to have taken from Charles your reward will bo even grantor it there la a touch of the predominant Lott, a braketnan on the D. A R. G. Thursday night Lott obtained a green in your goods. room from Miller, a section band at I had a chat with Dr. SEamenhof this Thiarle, and when he awoke this moraing about President Roosevelt morning he discovered that he was incursion into the realms of the gramM abort, hut had entire possession marians. He was not enthusiastic. Ho admit- of the house, as both Miller and hla u 1 ; SPECIAL TWO DAYS BALE ON Couch Covers MONDAY AND TUESDAY. These couch covers include some of the very latest Oriental stripe and tapestry covering, made especially tor steel folding couches. New patterns In Persian striped couch wide, 2 yards long, regularly $2.25. coven, 44 inches I ; Rich Oriental stripe, all colorings and patterns are new. This lot was worth $3.25. Bagdad couch covers. Thee are exceptionally desirable. The finest kit we have ever abowa at former price of $3.75. Globe-Wernlck- e GklA-Wemic- Globe-Wernick- Madras Cloth ... grade...... Fonr special bargains Monday and Tuesday just to attract attention to our beautiful fall showing: 75o ...S0e yard $1.15 yard 11.50 grade 50c yard 60c grade $1.00 yard . $1.25 grade 1 f ) f ;1I .... Fall Opening of Pictures and Art Goods ' Largest display of statuary and art pictures ever shown in Yon are welcome Just to scsl ! u - i p 1 t EOT u |