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Show THE Examiner Telephone Numbers: In the day time cull up 234X or call At night, at Nol 407 Z4tbcallstreet.nnmper 56 up ifter 7 pm.. PTa"lrd building. OGDEN . is SEEKING KISSING BREVITIES at Carrar a Carver ft Sons meets anyone's prieea In grocer lea John Do was fined this morning $50 e. He for resorting to houses of Bnve bis check for the amount, but his name was not divulged. on monthly payments by Tbs furniture in the Atwood Employment office on lower Twenty-fift- h atreet has been attached to satisfy an attorney fee of (50, claimed ly Henderson and MacMillan. Canvassers wanted. Call office 407 24th etreet at Examin- er B. A. McMillan, of Salt Lake, agent for the Grand Rapids School Seat Co., ring Mr. Wightmans address is was in Ogden Friday to submit figures for seating the Presbyterian Brush street, Oakland. church. USUAL SALT LAKE METHODS. A Free Lecture on Christian Science. Grand Opera House, Sunday, Jan. list Try to Rob Ogden Exhibitor of His at 8 p. m. Prises. Exhibitor of Ogden, won the Gunter, Poll-Ta- x Collector Kalsbitt has filed first at the Salt Lake iioultry prise about forty suit against delinquent for a Brown Leghorn cockerel. Ha states that he is show As usual, the Salt Lakers felt sore, suits the to and that the press going and have ribbed up the following men will be made to pay under the trick they to rob the Ogden man of his of He law. the says that . provisions rights. Comment Is unnecessary. Ths unless soma of them are paid before trick of the Salt Lakers Is detailed as file suit . then, he will on Monday follows In a Salt Lake paper: against sixty others. "A single little brown feather has caused a scandal at the poultry show, The Imperial Restaurant In now . equipped to meet all demands of thea- ft was found in the cage occupied by the prise Brown Leghorn cockerel ter or sleighing parties, banquets and owned by Exhibitor Gunter of Ogden. noon lunch rises First private supers. "Only poultry fanciers will under. nt reasonable prices. stand the importance attached to the feather by those taking part in The machinery for the new Hess littleshow. It may be the cause of r bakery has been shipped and la ex- ths chargee being filed against Mr. Gunter pected to arrive this week. Work will and a contest over the first prize. be commenced on Monday on the mamThe theory of the fanciers is that the the are to be which largovens, moth cockerel had a white feather In prize west. est in the his taiL It Is a very serious offense for The Pasteur Dairy Ca. open for bus- a Brown Leghorn cock to have a white feather In his tall or anywhere else, iness, 2440 Grant Ave., P. O. block. Pur-eand a bird who Is guilty bss a very dairy products mads In ths Unitslim show for getting a prize at a pouled Stitea Call and see them. et try show that is, if the Judges discovThe new Wilcox Grocery company, er the white feather. "An examination of Mr. Gunter's which wsa Incorporated yesterday, will fowl, after the feather was found, be ready for business Monday mornshowed that one of his tail feathers ing, but the grand opening will not pad been cut off. The evidence further occur until about March 1st indicated that a feather It will be interesting to the public to hear a clear, authorized statement of Christian Science, such ns will oe given by Judge Hanna at the Opera House Sunday evening. Jan. list All are invited. Admission free. a Dre. Rich and Rich performed serious yesterday operation as a boy named Aaron Thomas nt their offices, .and the .patient was after ward takfin to he hospital. The boy had an unnatural growth of flesh and a contracted cord on his risht shoulder. which drew his heal several inches to one side. The cord was cut and tbs flesh removed and the operation will probably prove very successvery (if the proper color had been fastened Into the original quill by means of a piece of tooths pick. If this was really done, I accomplished so cleverly that tbt judge J, Shellenbargcr, of lows, did not detect the Imposition, but awarded thq Gunter cockerel the first prise in his class. The second prize went to Roy Morton. "If the Ogden bird really had a white feather, hfr. Morton is entitled to first prize. Should be file a protest, ths matter will be Investigated and Mr. Gunter may be required to prove that be did not doctor bis oockereL CANNERY COMPANY CONTRACTS ful. Carver ft Bonn sell the cheapest and furnish the highest grade goods. , E. T. Richardson, of the firm of Richardson and Grant leaven this business evening for his first trip for the new firm ns wholesalers from Ogden. Attention, Members of Ogden Local No. S5G, American Federation of Musicians: Dues for first quarter become delinquent Jan. 21. Please call on and pay Gustavus A. Horn, secretary, on or before Feb. 1st The high school basketball team will a team from the Alumni association next Friday afternoon at 2:30 O'clock In the Lester parl pavilion. play , Jndge Hanna, C. 8. D., the Christian Science lecturer, will lecture at the Grand Opera House. Sunday, Jan. 81st, st 8 p. m. Doors open at 7:10 p. m. No tickets. No reserved seats. Admission free. The Invitation ) to alL Dr. Gordon and family expect to leave Monday for visit In California. They will bo gone one month. a W. C. Rarig, who baa been In Call- fornia for a month on business, returned borne on Wednesday. I, Mrs. F. K, Blacklnton and her mother, Mrs. Wallace, very pleasantly entertained a dozen of their lady frienda Friday afternoon at their home on Washington avenue. John Lend, deputy revenue collecn few tor for Utah, Is in the city for days. Judge Hanna will deliver a lecture here at the Grand Opera House, Sunday, January 31st, at 8 p. m. Subject: Christian Science." The Judge has for more than ten yearn past been closely associated with the work of the cause he represents nt headquarters in Boston, Mass., ns well as with Rev. Mary Baker Eddy, the leader of the Christian Science movement He prepared to speak with authority, and. & Jg expected wilt correct jenny erroneous Impressions concern-nthe teaching and practice of life and character of the discoverer end founder, Mrs. Eddy. g WILL ENLARGE HIS BUSINESS. T, Rushmer Making Some fexteneive Flans. J- - T. Rushmer, the optician in about r? enlarge his business quite ex ten-rolMr. Rushmer has been Is Ogata shout three yean and during that uas the business has grown to inch that bn now finds it necra-JrJ- . add machinery for mnnufso-rtaall of his own lenses, as he Jr000 keep a lufflcient stock on hand jIJent vPi1!? g th demnndn of the trade. new equipment ...e transact a Mr. Rush- wholesale business. er wWictaring lenses for the opticians oculist In the n Additional help will also kastne10 en,P'yed to handle the inter-monntsl- x7- BAGGAGE EXAMINEE, OGDEN. ITA1I, SCXIUV MOIJMNH,'4 JANUARY, 31, AGENT RESIGNS! GR0CE1T WILCOX COMPANT Pricss This Year Art $ and M Par Ton for Toma toe a tlaln City. Jan. 29. The canning company at Plain City is now making contracts with the farmers for the growing of tomatoes for the coming sencon. The prices this year are to be $9.u0 a ton for August tomatoes and 68.0V for those delivered after that month. Bulletins 81, 82 and and 88 of the experiment station at Logan are finding their way into Plain City In consider able numbers. The last two especially are of great interest to the farmers of this section of the state. Number 88 deals with the subject of feeding beet pulp to cattle, sheep end swine; la and the Information it contains based upon experimentk made nt the station. The reeulta of feeding It in different quantities in conjunction with other feeds are set forth, and the farmer who glvea pulp to his cattle, or who contemplated doing so, can, no donbt, read this bulletin with both interest and profit In doing so, he will, undoubtedly, meet with some surprises, for, among other things, the report says that a ton of pulp contains 1,800 pounds of water and yet is worth ns a feed ns n feed for cuttle and for sheep, but Is not a desirable hog feed. The other bulletin, Na 88, treats of pruning fruit trees and bushes, and Is as valuable to the horticulturist m The bulle88 la to the rattle feeder. tins of the station may be had for the asking. $1-8- $1-1- H. A. Cede Leaves Position Which He Papers Were Filed With the Caunty Clerk Saturday Afternoon. Articles of incorporation oi Wilcox with Grocery rompai.y ir,- - itl.fi County Clerk HuKmgimonh late yesterday afteVnooL. The object, business and pursuit oi he company shall he the conducting and carrying on the business of buying and selling of groceries and general merchandise nt wholesale and Mail. The capital stock of the company is $50,000. divided Into five hundred shares of the denomination of $ 1D0 The officers and directors are: Thomas IX Dee, president; John W. Wilcox, E. W. Matson, secretary and treasurer. The shove, together with the following, are thr Incorporators: Geu. 1L Matron. 1. N. Pierce. W. J. Shealy. John Pingrra aad W. H. WattleThe company m a very strong one, and till take over the grocery business of J. W, Wilcox, now opened In the Boyle Work. The company will carry on an extensive wholesale and retail grocery business in their new headquarters In the Boyle block, which Is now being put in shape for the new company. Thomas D. Dee is connected with several of the larger businees houses of the city and la of the First National bank; Georgia H. and K. W. Matson are interested in the street car. waterworks and Glenwood companies and many ethers; John W. Wilcox is one of the successful grocers LUCAS AND MCLOSKEY, of the city; Jobs Piagrre Is the assistant cashier of (he Flint National They Are Throwing Ogden In Order bank; W. H. Wutis is the vlce-pres-t to Let Beioe Join. dent and general manager of the Utah That President W. H. Lucas of the Construction company; W. J. Shealy Is Pacific Northwest league, recently re- the popular chief clerk of the Southern Partfle company in this city; I. N. organised and Manager McCioskey are Fierce is Interested in the Utah Cannot to be depended upon is evident ning company. from their double dealing with Ogden all of which baa been exposed. Both NATIONAL CANNERRS. these men seem to be In the baseball business simply In order to draw their Convention in to bt Held in Cnlumbns. salaries and have no Interest in the Ohio, From February 7 to 12. promotion of good, clean sport in the Tbs National Cannera convection, west. They are, to use the vernacular, which will be held at Columbus, Ohio, horse a with few playing Ogden and from February Tth to 12th, will be other cities. When President W. H. Lucas was well attended by Utah delegates. The men will leave on la Ogden he told Manager Binford and followingforOgden Columbus: A. L. Brewer, Judge A. G. Horn that there was no Monday chance for Boise to enter the lenguo George Matson, L N. Pierce. J. C, ParIn place of Ogden, that he had gone to ker and William Van Allen. The convention, which tests seven Boise and talked with Mr. Bebree, that the people would not put up the for days, is of great importance to the felt and that the city would not sup- canning Industry, as each year some port the game. A week ago Manager Improvement la made in the method of Binford wrote to Lucas, who was said putting up canned goods, and the reto be in Spokane, aud asked that he sulting quality of the goods ia a resee the Spokane manager and get a sult of the work of the convention. final answer on the concessions Ogden An Immense machinery exhibit Is also wants to go in the league. Binford held in connection with (he convenbss received no answer. In the mean- tion, at which the improvements In time it seems that Lucas hn been in canning machinery are shown in actual operation. Boise working up enthusiasm. Aside from the benefit thus derived, McCIoekey, of course, wants to keep baseball out of Ogden as he wants to the delegates are royally treated, and draw excursions from this city to his nothing Is too good for them while In games in Salt Lake. He has been eesion and en route. working against Ogden from the first Some days ago it was published that RAIIRIM NOTES McCioskey had gone to Seattle. Man sger Binford telephoned to Salt Lake and found that he was still there. J. A. Manderfleld. representing the Last evening Binford again telephoned to Sait Lake aud he wan informed that Chicago ft Northwestern, is in ths city McCioskey had gone to Boise to meet C. S. Williams, commercial agent at Lucas. The pair offered Boise much better terms than any other city seek- Salt lake for the Chicago, Milwaukee Si. Paul was in Ogden yesterday. ing admission to the league. The fol- ft lowing' from the Boiaq Capital-New- s Mr. Walter Hancock, bmkemaa on hows the result of their trip: "The movement which wm started the Southern Pacific at this pises; 1 several days ago to make Bolne a in Pocatello visiting friends and member of the Pacific National Base- relatives. ball league, in which Spokane, Butte Former President Burt of the Union and Salt Lake are already members, is meeting with considerable favor, Pacific passed west through , Ogden and it In likely that President Lucas yesterday en route on his proposed trip of the league will issue a franchise around the world. for Boise, on the assurances already made, within the next fow hours. Mr. W. H. Chevera and wife and non Walter Bebree was over from Cald- returned yesterday from California. well again last night In consultation Mr. Chevers is very much Improved in with the trading men of the city who health, and will be nt hli desk nt ths have expressed a willingness to taka B. P. freight office on Monday mornstock In the company.. There in no ing. longer any doubt but that there in sufficient Interest In baseball In Boise to John Y. Callahan, general agent for raise tbe money. Nickel Plate system at Chicago, tbe As has been previously stated in writes that Deacon Peters and other the Capital News the first thing neceshigh officials of Dowls's chun-- will be sary is to put up a forfeit oi $1000 In Ogden today en route to the Pawhich will be deposited in a bank ns cific coast. A organ recital and an evidence of good faith. In addition choir concert special have been arranged for to this It Is the desire to form a Block the party after (he services nt tbs company with a capital stoex of $10,-00- Tabernacle. "Only a put of thin money would have to be paid in, probably 20 per cent ns a starter and then as it la needed, but It Is not likely that over 50 per cent would ever have to be paid In. A lending member of tbe league Is now iu the olty calling on those who are interested In having Boise added to tbe league. Walter Bebree is expected over again tonight for consul-ta- t We remind that Our I ! j t; ss NOTES m. 1 ; A general strike of all persons ployed by the shipping interests si Barcelona, Spain, has been declared, ml trade and busine is paralysed. The Pennsylvania Board of Pardons has refused to grant a pardon to A. A. loiter, who is doing eighteen months imprisonment for counterfeiting and illegally using the International Cigar-maker- 5 1 4frWWW4 1H1 M4 ff THOSE LITE MEN Treatment oc 3GZ30 ple of Boise good baseball Og-de- r THE SENATE 113, 2bth fit. Near EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL Union Depct 1 COMMERCIAL ELECTRIC As the result of long aad persistent agitation for the suppression of Sun- day work upon newspaper in Holland, no newspapers are being issued in any Dutch towns on Sunday evenings or Monday mornings. CO. 1 STANLEYS. STEVENS, s Ph.ra14x, tiUIWrtW(Hi.HI4WHi MANAGER. 2279 Ws.hington Avs O A strike will soon begin nt all the unions operated by the United States Steel Corporation in (he Conneilavllle, Pt, region. The English Miners' Federation Is r bill strongly advocating an and shorter hours in mines for boys, some of whom, la ths Lancashire pits, do not see daylight from Monday to elght-liou- Friday. consnter A report from Caihla, Italy, ststee that the experiment of the municipal con noil supplying bread gives satisfaction to the public. About sixty tons of bread are produced daily, and sold nt shout 1 cent per pound less than the average price charged by the bakers during tbe iwevlnus five year. The municipality anticipates a profit of about $10,000 a year from the Qi 444 4 4 4 44 4 44 t4 4 PUTNAMS enterprise. 'MS1" Glees factories at Elwoed, lad., have cloned down. At a meeting held in Denver lari week 460 members of ergnaiaed labor of Ookwadn formed a political n for the purpose at taking measures to detest Gov. Peabody and the other state officer who have been associated with him in ths fight against organised labor In that state, when Ion they shall he proposed for ct as seems to be the trend of affaire. President Mitchell, of the United Mine Workers stated that none ef the officers of the National Association of Mine Worker had any connection with the Denver meeting and raid It is his opinion that the convention was limited to ths Colorado Federation of Ore Miners and did not embrace the coal miners of the state fields. aaae-elatio- re-ele- Nearly 7,090 Chicago workmen were iiotlfled thin week of a reduction In wages, ranging from 10 to 15 per cent James Ballards MEAT MARKET the only place in town where yen get the worth of your money. 831 24th Street 'Phone 127K. ie Great Yearly Stock Taking Sale IS NOW ON. Dont Miss This Opportunity f 4 PUTNAM CLOTHING HOUSE 2345 Washington Avenue. TOLLERS LA MODE LEADERS IN FINE MILLINERY We have REMOVED this week to Elegant Parlors Over Nyes Store, 2411 Washington Avepup. . MASSAGE typewriter that in out of repair. It pays to keep. a good machine, and that in the kind that wo are selling. Wa will noil yon a new one or an old one fixed up to do the work like new. If you do not want to buy, we will rent FACIAL TREATMENT, MANICURING, mants by Appolntmsnt SHAMPOOING. Private Treat, THE VIRGINIA you one. We .will keep It In repair an long ns you want It. Perhaps yote would like to trade tbe typewriter- yon now have lor one (hat in In better order or for some different style. If so, let us' know and wo will call and see what wo can do for yon. Cor, 24th and Adams Ave. transients and permanent brardsra splendid accommodations Affords centrally located and sxcellent tablo board at rates of $1.50 to $3.00 daily; L. H. BECRAFT COR. 24TH AND GRANT. MRS. FERRIS, Proprietor. 'Phone 232 K. OC 3C Lest You Forg'et, Ion, HAVE Union label. 0. "If the city Joins the league the peoran expect to see some the coming season. Only players of national repute will be employed, no rowdies or drunkards will be engaged an la so often done. It will be first-clasletlgimsto baseball such ns every lover of the national sport loves to see. "Boise ran get Into the league if it REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS only comet up with the requirements and there Is no lunger muck doubt that The following real estate transfers this will be done within the next fei were recorded with County Record days. Eliis: Heber J. Purdy and wife to Sam. NOTES FROM SCHOOL FOR OEAF Bauford, part of northwest and southwest quarters, section 80. township 6, Personals of Visitors to the. Institunorth range. 1 west; $1,000. tions. William Gampton and wife to Robert Gowan, part of southeast and southMr. and Mrs. Short, parents of Mrs. west quarters section 7, township 6, Driggs, and alto Mrs. Driggs brothnorth 1 west; $1,300. er and the tetter's wife, were visitors Joseph Harrop and wife to William nt the school for a day or two of the A. Harrop, southeast quarter section week just passed. 17. .township 6, north range, 1 west; Everyone Is busy receiving the new books which arrived last week. $300. Ernest E. Bertram to Eccles Lumber Examinations are over ar,d everycompany, lota 48, 49 and 60, block 1, one Is happy, or ought to be. After winning a game from tbe Valley View addition; $300. High school the Institution tram CONTRACTS ON TOMATOES. proceeded to give It back to their opponents. This they did by having fhe, Ogden Cannera May Reduce the Price umpire call fowls on them one after another. The visitors were unable to of Last Year. The tomato contracts for the next throw baskets from the field but had no trouble In doing so from a free year will be made within the next throw afters fowl and one of the offl three weeks, but on account of the over production of canned goods in dais saw this to the disadvantage of the United SUtes last year, the price the State School tram. Nellie has been quite nick paid to growers for tomatoes will for. the Driggs past two weeks. She Is much probably be reduced. At the present time Utah factories are paying about improved now. The basket ball boys need a large cents more for tomatoes twenty-fiv- s than tbs eastern and California lac-- t basket rack to ase In plate f t a regucries. Although nothing definite has lar official basket. Out of fceven free been decided upon by the Ogden run- throws at basket not one was goaled One of tbe teachers st the Instituners In the matte; of the reduction In the prife of tomatoes, the price pre- tion for tbe deaf found a nest of this young mice. This Is not strange, but vailing last season will be In effectmaae tbe fact that' there were nineteen of season, and the contracts -will be under the former prices. Most of the them, all apparently of the rsme famwith ily Is a little out of the ordinary. It is Utah factories are the past season's run of tomatoes at thought. This happy family ought to !e pleasing signt to Mr. Ibwzevelf the present time. over-stock- LABOR 1 Good Liquors. Good Hae Filled for Twenty Years. Announcement was made yesterday that baggage Agent H. A. has sent in his resignation, to takeCode, ef--1 feet on Monday, February L Ills probable successor is not known, but It Is j understood that George V. Brown, at present cashier at the liaggage rooms, will set, at least temporarily, as baggage agent. The Union Pacific company has the power of appointment, and the control of the baggage business here is with the general baggage agent of that road at Council Bluffs. Mr. Code says that he will take a vacation for about tea days, and will then engage in some business in this city, but is not now prepared to divulge what that businees will be. He has held the position In Ogden for the past twenty yean, and ia that time he has seen Ogden grow gradually from a village into a first-clacity. The business now done in the baggage rooms st the Union Depot excels that of any city between Omaha and San Francisco, and the force of men employed there handles on an average of 2,000 pieces of baggage daily'. Ths handling of this immense business requires great ability and Mr. Code has proven himself the right man In the right place. He has many friends in Ogden, who 1611 hnvs the best wishes for his future. Mra A. Toponce has cane to California lor a visit Houses WedelL UNION Last Heard from While Stopping Over Between Trains in This City. Chief Browning has received a letter from E. lx Wighunnn of Oakland, California, asking for Information concerning an old friend named L'oL H. S. Hall, of the same city. Mr. Wigntman elates that CoL Hall during last November stopped over in this city while en route from Denver, Cola, to Oakland. While in Ogden be wrote to Mr. Wigbtman stating that he would start the next day for Sacramento and within a few days thereafter he would arrive in Oakland. Since that letter, CoL Hall has not been seen by his Mends, nor have they been able to leant anything concerning his present whereabouts or whether he is living or dead. His friends believe that be has met with some accident or has been foully dealt with, aither in Ogden, while en route to Sacramento or while to Sacramento. CoL Hall la described as being a man 58 year of age, with gray hair and moustache, weight 175 pounda, height about five feet five inches, and be wore a medium dark business suit ana a oft brown bat. The third finger on his right hand had been amputated at the second joint. He wore a heavy gold watch and chain and a valuable Erery thing new. fredt and palatable grocerira KIN MOUSING SWEEPING REDUCTIONS!!! IN WINTER MILLINERY MUST BE CLOSED OUT AT ONCE Great Muslin Underwear you Sale continues Next Week. The importance of this sale is only exceeded by the values we are giving. Its an opportunity that comes your way but once a To Make Room for Spring Styles. Cal! Early for. Bargains . . MISS SPURGEON 2410 WASHINGTON AVENUE. WATCH OUR WINDOWS Thic Week Clearance Sale on CLOTHING MANHATTAN SHIRTS and All Kinds of OVERCOATS STEIN-BLOC- K Aro You One of Our Customer? tf So, Listen . if Not, Read it Anyway, A. KUHN , This is no secret because it has been noised around town some already. 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