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Show THE IN CONTEMPT OF ENGINEERS MOUSING EXAM1.VEB; FURNISHED FOR RENT are ITESDAV UTA11, OGDEN, MOUSING. Hilt LMISi:i: ROOM A MONEY GRANT AYE Furiuxted room w.th bath, for one ..i iwj g. utleuitu i'017 TP 23, DEGREE OF HONOR. LOAN. to sal! led people wirhou: security or iuKrwi.ent ; payment suit, enter weekly or monthly; fouiia!.' Call and get buiue 1 MONEY t- THE SUPREME Foil KENT 10 ADVERTISEMENTS PAGE COST ONE ORD FOR EACH ON THIS CENT PER INSERTION. NO FIRST INSERTION LESS THAN 25 CENTS. ALL ADVER m OECISION UNFAVORABLE TO THE LYNCHING PARTY. TISEMENTS MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE. EXCEPTING BUSI ES8 HOUSES RUNNING OPEN 400 K ACCOUNTS WITH US. TRAINS IN TEXAS ARE MOVING WITHOUT STRIKERS. WANTED Highest Court In the Land Passes O'l Burners in Use Do Not Require Upon Preliminary Questions the Services of Experienced In tha Case. Firemen. houm-wor- 74 k :Sid. WANTED Iwe. 24. The gear! today decided adversely to tho defendants the preliminary quest inns Involved in the case of Sheriff others of Knoxville. Tenn, charged with contempt for the supreme court m lynching a negro Mined Johnson, after the court and taken gognfeamu of the case. "I he opinion was handed down by Jiiw-lcH lmea, who announced that, with the pralimlnarlaa disposed of, the court ivuuld proceed with the p rue edition, lie did not say when the next step would be taken. sup-ern- e EDUCATION IN PHILIPPINES. Thera Ara 700 American and Filipino Taachara. 6,224 Washington, Dec. 24. The sixth annual report of the director of education for the Philippines, covering the ities of (he educational work in tft-- j islands for the year ended June 30th, activ- 1006, show that there are now 1,166 primary schools In the Islands, with an average attendance of 275,654 pupils. Seven hundred Amertoan and 6.224 Filipino teachers are employed. All of the school divisions, the report eaye, conducted teachers' institutes, varying from four to six weeks. In ttto differ out provlnoea. The instruction given was divided between the common branches of the Intermediate course and special topics of Instruction, such as school gardening, domestic science, primary industrial work and methods of teaching. There are 2,454 primary school buildings In the Islands, owned by the municipalities and, la addition, a number of buildings belonging to the provinces, but not couatructad originally for school purposes, are used. Private instruction, the report saya, plays a large part la the intellectual condition of the Island. Many of theae schools are supported by the Catholic church with a history reaching back several decades. Some of these Institutions (each English, although In practically all of them Spanish la the. basis of The Filipino teachers. Dr. Barrow says, continue to gain In reliability, strength of character and moral purpose. FIUPINO STUDENTS menL Washington, Dec. 24. Ninety six of the Filipino students now In this country will complete their four ' yenrV coarse In different ooiluges, technical and high eehoola, next spring and all of theae students who pane the required civil service examinations will be given position la tho public services la the Philippines. David C. Barrows, director of education in the Philippines, who left Washington for Sms Francisco today, after confesring with President Roosevelt and the offldsls of the war department, has issued s circular for the benefit of the six students who will apply for government positions at ths conclusion of their period of study in the United States. Director Barrows says that no stuhl dent, who haa the disposition to do embeat, need fear that he will lack ployment on hie return to the islands. There la a demand for stenographers, draftsmen, printers and lithographers. EXODUS OF JAPANESE. Evidence That a Leas Number Are Coming to tha United States. 8an Francisco, Dec. 24. "The exo-du- e of tha Japanese laborers from the sugar plantations of Hawaii to the United States la showing s tendency to decrease," said K. Mateubara, tha new Japanese vice consul at Ban Francisco yesterday. The Japanese immigration societies send the laborers from Japan and Korea to Hawaii, and theae societies, according to aMtsubara, are directly interested in holding the laborers to the sugar estates, once they arrive there. Then societies have brought powerful pressure' to bear upon the Japanese government to compel the coolies to- "stay out," and it is becoming apparent that the Immigration societies - winning their fight ooooooooooooouo O O STANDARD O OIL WINS. o O Charges Were Filed In the Wrong O Court. 3 - 9 Findlay, Ohio, Dec. 24. 9 Judge Duncan, of the Common 9 Pleas Court, today decided thal 9 the information' filed la t io 0 probate court against the 9 Standard Oil company en ths 9 charge of violating the Valeu law waa Mega 9 tine anti-tru9 and that the case should have D been filed in the Common pleas 9 court. D Judge Duncan upholds the 9 .contention of the Standard Oil the probate O attorney! that O court has no Jurisdiction in 1 O the matter, that If there ebonl O be a violation of the law, the D prosecutor should have pro-ceeded against the company 9 through indictments. The ver-diet returned In the probae P court against the Standard, vis: O Guilty of violating state anil-trust taws, is, therefore, an--In9 nulled, but today's decision 9 ne way affects the Indictments 9 recently, returned In common O piste court by the grsnfi J',r7 O sgslnst John D. Rockefeller and 0 O the other officials of the StanJ-them charging art Oil comyany antMniat O with violating the st O O 56 Opvfii i tor room HELP WANTED. Ai once. g:.rl for geueitl lor mail ud wile, fall lwk. 12-- A girl lor general WANTED 458 WANTED-- A at once. Girl for ili RENT room. 137 rm. D. Drake. Be- 410-1- 12 16-- 1 f l.eal, MONEY TO LOAN oa farms sad city res! estate. HUNTER A KENNEDY Room 6, Firm National Bank ButlA B.k. 12 2 tag. i.H'm, geu:ie-nie- ldg:i; 2Gth st. RENT For or five rooms. A; ply MONEY TO LOAN u J. J. BRUMMITT. Ate. 1.1 22-- PERSONAL. w A houaekteirg four FOR 212(1 HOIJXIER. strong, liealihy. ol- ir. id. wilti very g.od habit. 40 would like io ork on a farm frr a widow ; care more for a good home than good wage Write io Hollander, P. O. Box 39 Ogde.i. I t. 12 Wash. lf bouee-wor- Uah. El Paso, Texas. Dee. 24 Ab jut fitly firemen ou the Atlantic divlstn of the Southern tactile railroad struck toda for five cents an hour Increase anil for oontroi of the switch engines. The engineers are fighting them in thi. and it le said other railroad unions are with the engineers. There ha been no delay to the trains and engineers are breaking in new firemen. The Southern Pacific burns oil and it is aid it only u.:u a fireman a shor-- . time to learn hie job. FOK te ieam '.o.gc. u;so FurniKiied 222 lles t. f TOR RENT home-Work- , l St. chamber maid. Reed hotel. Furnisued rooms, modern convenience. 627 23rd Si, LOST. l. LOST Apply Ml-i- f FOR RENT Grant Ave. Furnmhed Bearn Neck Scarf, on 23rd between Adams and Jefferson. Return to Standard office and receive reward. 2634 fiat, A Weber Camp, No. 74, meets la K. of P. kail In Utah National Bank building every Thursday evening at o'clock. Visiting Woodmen cordially invited to attend. LURLN G. HEX1NGER, C. C. E. AUTH, Clerk, pint Natl Beak Buildlag. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, Ogden Lodge, No. 2, Knights of P.'thlae, meets at Castle Hall, Utah National Bank building, every Monday evening. All K. at P.'e requested to meet with ua. BENJAMIN MARRIOTT, C. C. E. R. GEIGER. M. cf F. L. N. MEID, K of R. aid & A good laundress, Ueueral Hospital, at once. Ogden Na 15 No. Nm laws. oooooooooooooo I'ut Depmt, Mail expreaa... Overload for Oinke CoumoU 2 ut :2 9:10 Easter 6 sjl Mluffs. taavwJUa-- u WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT. Double parlor, clothe cloaet; strictly modem; also single STOLEN from my pasture oa Thirty-Ixt- h lM-i- f Bego U!y Circle, No. 174, meet XCii7 rooms for gentlemen. Wad street, a small bay paring 11-:y second aud fourth Friday nights ave. iu forehead star and WANTED A chambermaid luare; at tho t 7:36. P. ball. Vlaiung Denver House. right hind ankle white, and eight neighbors la K. of Invited. FOR RENT Furnished cordially for room hock thick, with scar. $25 reward MRS. BESaiB LEJL U. N. 2459 E. M. CONROY. housekeeping. 2220 Lincoln. WANTED Good girl for general Grant housework, 2613 Madison ellan Eastman, ciera. 2224 FOR RENT Cteao furnished rooms, RUSSIAN tEFEATCUE TO CRAFT AGENTS WANTED. Washington Avaauw with bath, tbrroughly renovated, SITUATIONS WANTED, FEMALE. alo light housekeeping roots. Tha AGENTS WANTED Call I to 9 a. m, Cns of Osars Admirals Tell How W oaten of Woodcraft. Ogden Circle $ to 8 p. m. Caret Med. Co., 2361 Colonial, 262 24lh 8L lira. S. L. WANTED Dressmaking at 461 27tk Rock Was Sold for ! toeeta every Tuesday night at China, Ave. Wash. Manager. BL; children's clothes a specially. 7:20 o clock, K. of P. tail. VuiUng Coal. Mrs. L. M. Smith. Fhons 353-Y-. Neighbor lavlted. FOP. RENT Furnlcbed rooms suitable Dues caa be paid at tha office of El Ti altars an graftere had more to do for gentlemen. ICS 23rA PROFESSIONAL with the Russian defeat in the JapAutb, the afternoon of tho 2tk uf each MALE help wanted. anese wsr than any other cause, acktenth. First National Bank Blog. FOR RENT Furuiahsd rooms. BenSUSIE ALD2N, U. N, 112 Twenty-sixtHAIR GOODS AND COSTUMES. cording to Admirai J. N. DinetriefT. nett Block. street cf tht Russian navy, who spent Fri- WANTED Gent leman or lady of fair MARIE CiUTEfi, Clerk, 2731 Moneducation to travel for Mercantile HAIR SWITCHES for sai at reduced day at the Knutsford. on hie way BOARD AND ROOM. roe House of Aveauw back to Russia from Vladivostok. He large capital. Territory at price. Hair chains a specialty. home or abroad to suit. Weekly w BOARD and room. 121 26th st. Masquerade costumes to rani for accompanied by his wife and left tf LADIES OF THE MACCABEES. of $1,000 per year and expenses. ball and theaters. All mall orders fur New York on the Los Angeles Address. Joseph A. Alexander, Og- FOR RENT First class CM. to. Mrs. attended United last evening. In speaking of Lea, promptly room and 81lrer Hive No. L meets tbs second 12 24-- 1 21 341. f. U Bur 436. den, I tab. iht notorious mismanagement of the board at tho Virginia; moat popular ana fourth Tuesdays at 2:99 9. a. at f Manchurian campaign. Admiral tha la place city. O Nalll MEN AND BOYS. Plumbing or brickstreet VisHall, Twenty-fift- h said: HAIRDRESSING. eliisrs iting Invited. 62 to trade cordially $5 laying day; per pays BOARD AND ROOM 446 2th Street Russian officialdom is corrupt to BESSIE 8 ERRING, L. C. we teach you by practical Instructhe core and our defeat in the JapanSHAMPOOING, hslrtreaaing, manicurLUCY NELSON. K. K. 3 tions in guarmonths; position FOR RENT, UNFURNISHED ROOMS ese war was due more to grafter t nd ing; will come to house. 336 26th free anteed; Coyne catalogue. at. Ind. 803. traltore than to any other cause. KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEES. Trade School, 4975 Easton Ave., 8L FOR RENT Three There waa never a chance for graft housekeeping Mo. . Louis, INSURANCE. rooms, 2365 Monroe. Phone 3727-Aever looked. These traitors cared Ogdei Tank No. 24, meets ths nee-MInd. nothing for their country as long as ago he had been anf fourth Friday evenings W. N. PIERCE, Notary Public. Real at I oclock guided solely by WTtat O. F. balk they could enrich themHelves. sharp. In L FOR RENT HOUSES. Estate; Fire, Ufa and Accident In- Visiting Knights was euppoeed to be a big suppdy of hi father's advice and that when he cordially invited to the in share coctosaed to his 407 killing 24th surance, St coal at Harbin proved to lie nothing attend. Fltsner. Friede and Munakata he FOR RENT 3 room house block J. W. HAIffiET, Commander. but rocks, neatly sacked and shipped of hud the Intended to o'. convey meaning JUNK. Sacred Heart 99.00. F. F. BOND. Rscurd Keeper. Academy; by some government contractor. The i list he was with Slemsea 24K4 N. H. present Avenue Ives, Washington grafters drew pay for coal, however, when the murders were committed. THE CO. INDEPENDENT JUNK bay while the troops suffered from cold He MASONIC. nil Unda of junk. Bell pkona 626Z. declared that when he plxided FOR RENT Four-roobrick, modand loou motives were unable to grt Cook's In 2CI3IX A murder lad. to Jacob Green 2627 ern. Monroe. Bell 714X. Judge phene Queen Ealher Chapter No. 4. O. E. up steam. The food supplied us was guilty urt he was dominated by the idea see, 2148 Paelfle. 8. Regular meeting held at Maaoale of the worst possible character, al- that would escape the death penalhe Hall avenue, between though the government paid the high- ty and would subsequently have a IF YOG bars any kind of Junk, 'phono Twenty-fift-on Washington BUSINESS CHANCES. street and Tweatv-alxtest prices for it. Our meats were trial wo call will to Junk The of Ogden House; Jury. testimony by the first and third Friday of each often rotten and sometime, instead for IL Bell 'phone U6K; Ind. 726. month. the father SALE young the of 13 FOR house of Dahner, Rooming of hams and bacon, we received only Sojourning members cord lab 810-- 2 inn. rooms, furnished for housekeeping, mat, was even more remarkable. Ha ly invited to attend. the hoofs and hides. As n conse- sucre adall certain had rent on that attorneys rented, building. cheap ANNA LEWIS, W. M. quence the Russian soldiers were soon vised him that if his son pleaded OSTEOPATHY. Cash down, $300. ' 21S2 Wash. Ave. LILY V. HAlffiTED, ttocrelsry. made unfit for fighting. 310-lto be still entitled he wpuld 'The railroad between Harbin and guilty CORDON 0. IVES, CORA IVES. j a jury trial and would escape the RATHA0NE SISTERS, Port Arthur was always In miserable death Osteopaths, graduates from parent FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS penalty. were breakdowns and Lswta-Slafrequentshape, school, Kirkvillt, Mo. was crowded today court room The Meets every Saturday afternoon at ner block, suits 66. Treatment by ly occurring because the ties supplied with men and women w ho struggled to FOR SALE Baby carriage, grapho-phon- e 9 a. in. to a 2:10 In Pythian hall. Utah National Hoars by the grafter were not up to speci- get n glimpse of the young man who appointment and record, good condition. fications and rotted away. This made la p. m. Ball phono 1014K. lad. 1012. Bank building. toSojourning aiatera 2725 Washington avenue. Ind. 566. charged with participating in the invited stttnd. it hard for us at Port Arthur, as we crimes that terrorised San Francisco MRS. NELUE FRYER, M. B. C PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS could never depend on food supplies a lew months ago. MRS. ISABEL WYANT, U. of R. 07 reinforcements. second-hanFOR SALE and C. Lady's DR. A. FERNLUND. Pbyaiclaa and Jn speaking of some of his experiwk . trunk. 329 12 24th st. TRAINS IN COLLISION. Surgeon. Office bourn, 16 and 12 a. ences during the siege Admiral Dtne-tr.em , 2 to 4 p. m. 140 25lh L Office ORDER OF RAILWAY CONDUCTORd said: Southern Paclfie Engine Ara Demo!-Ishe- d FOR fALE A good Jersey milch cow, - The immediate horror of it all canphones. Bell 615K; lad. 575. Resi44b 27th a st. bargain. Wasatch Division No. 124, Near Oakland. dence 646 Wash, lal pbuou 502. not be imagined and I could not begin meets second aid fourth Friday at to describe the many engagements in Pan-tonGUARANTEED week. 3:30 n. a. la K. Of P. ball, .corner Violin, $1 STEAMSHIP AGENT. Oakland, Dec. 24. In n dense fog which I participated. I had charge of 414 25th. . Washington avenua and 24th ntroat Ike Russian torpedo boats, and, of two Southern Pacific trains crashed All brothers art cordially Invited te O. D. RA8MUBSEN--Represent- ing the together on the Alameda horn shoe SPECIAL course, had more work to do than run s holiday prices on Baldwin White Star Una, Red Star Lina, Do- attend. this morning, smashing the those on hoard the battleships, which GEO. A LI JEN, C. C. A Kurtsmaun pianos; term. Pan-ton- e minion Line, American Una. Scaninto scrap iron and telescopusually- were at anchor In a protected A Collin, 414 Twenty-fiftD. L. BOYLE, 8. and T. dinavian American Una, Hollaed merciful both smokers. a By ing entrances. the harbor of back spot American Lina and Tba Hamburg of Providence, there were no FOR BAIJE 75 We frequently made midnight expePlymouth Rock Lomer B. F. 0. ELKS. Americas Lins. Passengers booked of ditions In the hope of catching the fatalities and, with tha exception Ind. 3Q17-D- . pigeon or to from to of on board nil n say severe point Europe up, shaking boat unawares. The torpedo enemy any part of th United Stale. 2367 Ogden Lodge, No. 719, maote every I waa on succeeded In destroying sev- escaped. Had it not been that the FOR SALK Furniture of three rooms I860 Washington Are. Ogdon, Tuesday evening. sad Lodge and club west bound its missed train Jerry eral smaller Japanese vessels, mostly 2262 Adam M-tfloor Muonic building, Utah. cheap. second roomi. and sad a death of atury too trading steamers, which came a destruction would have been tolJ. 2413 Washington Avenue. near the coast. We seldom had FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. W. D. BROWN. E. R. SANITARY WORK on the apoccurred The accident chance at one of their larger ships, J. IL KNAU8S, Secretary, avenue Prultvalo the of bridge, 5 2 ACRES, large modern house, DOfTD although one night, aa you will prob- proach of all Mads. Bell phone S09Z. a low hundred yards from tha F initfirst-clas- s battlethe from block half of water; ably remember, Nolo. McCarty, 2721 GrauL plenty ORDER OF WASHINGTON. e station. Both locals are due at ship Hatauri waa blown up nod sunk. ial Washington ; just out of town; well street station Clark the broadgauge which nil down mine the or to right We laid accomplished TAILORS. part Improved; 6:47 a. m. Tha eastbound pulled Ogden Union, Not 172, Order of her destruction. The Japs are good at ones; price $2,100. 8. J. Rian, Five meet every Tuesday west while In the train time on going Washington, hot It made marksmen and certainly Point i. Cloth cleanod and pressed 91 a 9 o'clock In A. O. U. W. at The schedule. was evening the behind running after for those In Die city, especially orders to go FOR SAL- E- Three choice little homes month. 157 26tb SL Boll phono 859Z. halL Vtaiting comrades invited to first named was they snrroumled It on the land side. ahead and meet thagiven attend. at Frultvale. latter from 10 to 30 acres; good ImproveTELEPATHIC MEDIUM. Every house was riddled with shells WILLIAM DOYLE, President. . A den fog had settled down and outside city limits. P. Just ments; and often the inhabitants had to reWALTER RICHEY, Secretary. to es- :t was Impossible to see more than a A. Mattson, 613 28th at. CECELIA GU8TAF, telepathic medtire to cellars and bomb-proof-s tew yards ahead. Neither engineer the about lie afThe In ran consulted nil ium, tho pitiable thing cape. WOOD!. EN OF AMERICA. had the slightest Intimation that an A NEW residence with city fairs of life; also graduate of the MODERN siege was the number of women and accident waa enuntil the Imminent on $1,400. Terms, School other of Bench, 427 and water, 24th children Mine. Golding Utah Camp, No. 9990, A. W. AGEE, gine were within a few feet of one $500 down, balance payable like paythat were killed during the bombard-pint- another. at, room 10. V. C.; J. H. SHAFER, Clerk. Meet reverse to no was time There acCor. rent minute for n not I will Chauncy Parry, ing every Tuesday night ait Engl HaU, 9 or take the precautionary 23rd A Wash. VETERINARY SURGEON. knowledge that the Japanese are su- measures, and slightest crashmachines p. bl Visiting member Invited. the big I perior fighters to the Russians, butor- ed into each other. How the passenBALD-1acres 20 FOR unimproved Dl P. M1LLIKEN, graduate veterinary must admit that they ha.1 a better FORESTERS OF AMERICA. and train hands escaped sullen land, suitable for chlrken ranch and urgaoa. Call answered night or ganization, and an organization that gers ia miracle. a death will orchard. Good spring water; d with graft and day. OSes, Ogden Feed and Bale wit not Court Wasatch, No. 2, Foresters of The fireman on the west boom! ensell at cost S. J. Ryan, Ogden. Stable, . 2211 Wash. Arm Both America. managed by the rankest kind of trait Meets L O. O. F. hall, 24th hack his wrenching pbonea; night phone 455K. ore. The Japanese officials are patri- gine Jumped, and third Wednesday first street, were while both engineers FOR SALE Ranch of 320 acre. partbadly, at 7:26, ots, while the bureaucrats responsible huried evening cf each month against the sides of the!1 WINDOW CLEANING. ly fenced, 200 Inches water right, at fo- - our campaign ought to be shot O. W. HAL8EY, CL R. and bruised shout the cabs a 8. J. Ogden. bargain. Ryan, like dogs. p. A. GARNER, Secretary. no UTAH window and house cleaning war Armlral Dlne.rleff head aud shoulders.in Fortunately of . After the be fore the one to part and work. Ram happened Janitor porter to went to Che Fo o and then ODD FELLOWS. frame house, modern, smoker, or they could not pos- EIGHT-ROOCa Bell. 1029 K. Office 414 where he succeeded in com- either have tale. to tell lived the $2,760.00. SL 15th lot, targe sibly bargain, Or-dmunicating with his wife for the first Ogdon Lodge No. 5, Independent Five-rooframe bouse, city watDuring the time In eight months. of Odd Fellows. Meets ta L 0. A $750.00. CA6E. Kelly er, large lot, anap, FOR THE THAW the O F. hall every Tuesday evening. siege she had been In Sebastopol, Herrick. FRATERNAL isltlDg brother cordially Invited to famous Russian fortress on the Black In New he iiio aot sea, amf had for a greater part of this Transcript ef a Murdar Casa to whit known Is not While It power. Jersey. ROYAL ARCANUM. A B. GRAFF. Noble Grant period thought her husband dead. embassy they were taken, It is known HENRY KISSEL. Secretary. is supposed New York Dec. 24. The represen it was not that of Italy. It Insure baaL men and for Safest NEW POINT IN LAW. Austrian tatlve of District Attorney Jerom' they were conveyed to the or three thousand dollar. Queen City, Rebekah Lodge Na 4. It is slso stated that the one, twoMountain In office visited the court house in Jer- embassy. Plea Council, No. 697, I. O. O. F. MIL Meets second and Hia to Asks Rocky Change used was Prisoner that confiscated code week of last cipher on stVral days sey City Murdar Case. waa the meats aaoond and fourth Friday even- fourth Friday evenings at Odd Fallows to lake a transcript of portions of during the time Mgr. Clari was hall, ores How-eU'- s pmi Twenty-fourtstreet Visiting obsoing at A. O. U. W.brothers and Paris at 8. nuncio Thomas of papal of the trial record store. VlaiUng lavlted. cordially members E'en Francisco, Dec, 24. Alleging the lete. oa Itol I. truer who. February 3rd, ESTHER RANDALL. Noble Grand. clubs and Invited. that when he pleaded guilty oftoa the fhot Twenty-fiv- e Jr.hn Keller of Ariing FRANK FOULGER, Regent. la ton. N.the Rev. MISS LOLA WOODBERRT, SeCy. radmurder of Mnnatka. manager and on several his Republican Socialist, assault for alleged W. WOTHER8POON, Collector. J, J. chamber of cal Japanese bank, he waa of unsound the depuof members ical wire. It Is sail that the transcript with-ru- t G. B. ROBERTS, Secretary. mind, that the plea was entered Inad- is to be used in the trial of Harry ties have decided to promote great Junction City Lodge nw 36, Indewith due deliberation, through prodemonstrations, Stanford Order of Odd Fellow, meets of for K Thaw the pendent murdej law vertence and ignorance of the the same day, FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES. ia L O. O. F. hall every Thuraday held to be cessions White. an ar.i facts, Louis Dsbner. throughwith cordially Barker's defense was that the story throughout Italy, and also to celebrae evening. Vtaiting brother of Order attorney, today filed a motion Fraternal ac- the anniversary of the death of GiorOgdea his invited to bo present him Eagle, Justified wife had to.J his the withdraw to E-Cook, Carroll alJAMES BUNK, N. G. Judge dano Bruno, the Italian philosopher Anris, No. 119, F. O. , meats every one of not tion, hut Judge Blair refused east WALTER RICHEY, Seeratary. plea of guilty and submit low Mrs. Barker to tell her story to who, because of hla disbelief In the Monday evening In Eaglaa ball, such of the Broth? Whether granting cn'lty. The defense finally got the doctrines of tmnsubstantlatlon and of of Reed hotel, at 9:00. Visiting ihc jury. will law sanctioned ta by Immaculate conception of Mary C Eaglaa ara invited to attaad tha a motion story before the Jury by introducing the be argued before Judge Cook. Thursa hypothetical was burned at the slake as a heretic AerieC.mootings. and an expert reciting court The 10 o'clock. J. Soothero Padfi: Company OASBKRG, W. PrcsldoaL day morning at case. It' did no? avail, however, as In the Campo Del Finrl at Rome, Feb, I D. T. TRACY. Secretary. Mated tidy that. In hla opinion, the to 17, 1600. sea: and waa convicted Barker as status B. DR. H. FORBES, Aerie Phyalclar Dsbner case haa the same state prison although he waa paroled. Depart. one that bad been decided by a Jury. OOOOOOOOOOOOO than Pacific 2 express for Ka BROTHERHOOD. He declared that this ia more FRATERNAL o DOCUMENTS TRANSFERRED. San Francisco aad plea. A finding haa been made, LIVING INCREASCOST OF Intermediate points, Die evidence has all been submitted, ING. Ogden Lodge, No. 371, T. F. B Gior4:20 am. dally and nil that ta toft for the court to Italians to Celebrate th Death af second and fourth Tuesday at meets dano Bruno. 6 Pacific expreaa U. W. hall. Visiting O. do la to pass sentence. Judge JIook, A. in 24. Wlnton Dec. a., New I p. York, authrough to San hewever, aald that he would hear member cordially Invited. C. Garrison, chief of the New Rome. Dm. 22 Tho Vatican says FrandMo, dally. . .11:85 am. D. H. ADAMS, President thorities oa the subject Thursday. and labor of bureau 3:25 p.m. Jersey 9 Fact Mall Dabner'i request for permission to the French government haa not sent BECKER, IDA Secretary. subhis In tlatics. report just Limited. 5:10 p.m. lOverland Treasurer. withdraw his plea came aa a surprise telegraphic circulars to its representaF. MIBCH, E. at Stokes mitted to Governor prrtert Arrive. to the district attorney's office and tives aboard in answer to the searchTrenton, shows that the cost of 7:10 air. OF Mail POCAHONTAS. was opposed by Assistant District At- of the Holy See concerning the Fnlst DEGREE 10 In New Na living bn; Increased the court's ing of the nunciature at Paris and the expreaa 9 Atlantic torney Hanley. He called Dabnm rate than Na n at greater has Jersey but of had Mgr. Montagninl, a expulsion from Sen Franlsco attention to th fact that LEEOTAH COUNCIL Xo. 3, D. of P the raise of wages or the 7:20 cm. ts eve1? Wednesday evening st undated on standing by hla cunfos-lc- n merely communicate! with tho diplodaily of Wages !ndu'rial. Paris. growth to 2 Overland Limited.. 2:30 p.m. of guilt and that a verdict had mats accredited 6 o'clock. Eagle Hall. Dues caa ha have lncrcaaed 3.8 per rent and The Vatican now does not conceal of 113 4 Atlantic express to Susie Aides, teen found in the case. livof rout in paid the increase the dorm from San Francisco 261 it Bt. ' In spite of hi attorney's motion. the facts that the important cent. four has retched per transwere ing menu in the nunciature intermediate and MAMIE J. PLANE. Pocahontas. Dahner waa placed on the witue was ALICE COLLIN 3, K. of R. eland. He swre that he was It ferred long before the of search a Catholic made to the embassy jtars of age; that until ten mentha WANTED FOR RENT UNION DEPOT TIME CARD WOODMEN OF THE WORLD. 9 City and east. 6:00 p.sx dally .. NollS Ogden and Echo.. 1:90 v" 8 Lea Angelee Limited 7:00 Na Na 4 .......... AUnntto ja pal srprse, for Denver, Omaha, Council Bluff, Kansas CUy aad all points east, dally.. 7:10 Arrive. CnllfornU express, from Council Bluffy 2 pal i Omaha, Denver, Kansas City aad east dally ti 1:45 No.lll Ogden and Echo... 10:90 v 6:00 MaU 9-- FYst h 1 Overland Limited, from Omaha. 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