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Show - TI1E MOUXIXG EXAMINER: OGDEX, FT A II, SUNDAY w r , v . DETKMlll-'I- l MORNING, EXCELLENT HOLIDAY CHRISTMAS PRESENTS TRADE Wc Want to Help You Decide What to Buy for CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. Have the Largest Stock of Toys and Ho.iiay Goods in the DECORATING THEIR PLACES OF BUSINESS. MERCHANTS Xmas Gifts for Young and Old If He who doeth all things well should, la Hta Infinite wisdom, please to continue the present very pleasant weather. Ogden will witness the largest holiday trade la her history. Last evening a reporter of this paper took atrip about the elty. Interviewing the leading bustaesa turn, and found tlom ail la good spirits, anticipating a record breaking business providing, of course, that the weather done not Interfere. Everybody baa money this fall, plenty of work and know where they can get more money, so they are anxious to spend what they have. Just aa long as the average Ogdenlte has a Job and la drawing good wages he la tho moat liberal individual on the globe. He'll spend everyth! g he got to have a good time himself and to bring Joy to others. This year he has the money and he le going to spend it. tl le a certainly that If the rlat-ma- s weather . remains good until day the trade volume will farrak all records. Most of tho merchant are decorating their places of business in advance of the day, aad many magnificent window display are noticed In a trip about the etty. WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON ALL HOLIDAY GOODS Iron Toys Iron Trains, Had Irons, Toy Stoves, Banks, Hammers, Pistols and an endless variety Make jour selections now, while stocks are complete, and Ret the prettiest styles to be FOUND IN THE CITY. Books , Games and Blochs Pretty Dressed Dolls, Kid Body Dolls, Unbreakable Dolls, many others. Dolls Bisque and Rfiechsnical Toys Automobiles, Rteam and Walking Toys. Engines, REV. ClCiLIA CUSTAF Card Games, Novelty Games, Picture Books, Linen Picture Rooks, Rtory Books for boys and girls, Building Blocks, A. B. C. Blocks, Picture Blocks, etc., all for the little folks, to make them happy for Xmas. Trains Wooden Toys Weve Xmas Footwear Galore What would make & more acceptable Xmtui remembrance for the older member of the family than a pair of fine shoes, a pair of choice slippers, a pair of good win- ter rubbers or artica? Weve a splendid showing of every good style, suitable for every purpose. What would pleaite the younger members more than shoe, slippers, leggins or rubber boots? Itemember baby, too, wit h a pair of slippers, bootees or moccasin. Womens Juliets. Swedenborg. Cluba and Scribe Hava Completed Their Games. Columbia The standing of teams and avenge of players at clone of first schedule. The Columbia Clubs and the Scribe have played all their games; other teams with the exoepUou of Wesalers and Jea:coa Save one postponed gam each, those twe teams having two yet to play. Our Juliets are very handYon cant, if yon try, make more senuible or more Its always the shoe at acceptable gifts to yonr wife, the price that tells the daughter or sinter than a story. Match us if jou can pair of Juliet- Several on mens shoe. some. We believe that fhere are no shoes in the world today for the money of mi high a grade and ao satisfying in every way as our Womens Shoes at style. $1 $1.25, $1.50 and $2 $230 $3 and 3330 Or, Josle 8., Bantoda. Judge Nelson (J. Daly), 6 to L third. Time, 1:43 Clamor. Native Son, Wool m a, Huerand Charles L. Slone also ran. glxth race six furlongs Governor fano agd Tanaaa alao ramW. B. Gate Fifth race one mile Orman 105 (Fischer), 7 to 2, won; Nun's Veiling 106 (Riley) 9 to 1. sec- 102 I Bandy), 2 Oto 1. won; Clandestine ond; Creaton oy 108 (Kuni), 6 to 1, 107 (Lawrenoe), 8 to 1, second; Cloche Fox Lake, d'Or 107 (Miller), 1 to 4, third. Time, third. Time, 1:15 Jack Little, Jaruaha and Reality Lady King, Belvolr, Dan Collina. Neat- 1:46. ran.-Blxth ness. SanUdo, Mazapan, Belongs, alao race, on mile Dr. Leggo 111 Beautiful and Beat and Sunmark also ran. (Knapp), 8 to 6, won; Sir Edward 108 (Graham), 5 to 2, second; Northwest 98 (Miller). 6 to 2. third. Time, 1:42. EMERYVILLE RACES. Blue Eyes, Rightful and Lubla alao San Francisco, Dec, 15. One of the ran. largest crowds of the aeaaoi attended the races at Emeryville today. In the CITY PARK RESULTS. first nee the follower of Jockey Miller were again to tho front when he New Orleans, Dee. 15. First race, five furlongs Rose Mar piloted to victory "Doc" Rowell's Plausible, an overwhelming choice. Ion won, 8plder Web econd. Slater The colt wa run np 500 above the Ida third. Time, 1:03 entrance price by Ed Dealy and was Second race, abort course steepleretained. Results: chase Sam Hoffhlmer won, Harle-- ' First race, aix furlongs Plausible quin second, Profltsble third. Time, 101 (Miller,) 9 to 20, won; Grace G. 2:13 109 (Brown), T to 1. second; Triumph- i Third race, one mile Goldie won, ant 108 (Williams), 1 Oto 1, third. i Besterllng second, Old Stone third. Mn. Matthews, Azusa Time, :4S Si. Time, 1:17 Eulalte B. and Mabel Hollander also Fourth race, six furlongs -- Charlie nn. Eastman won. Fantastic second, Royal Second race, six furionga Lord Nel- Braes third. Time, l:il son. 105 (Miller), 4 to 5, won; Shady Fifth race, mile and n sixteenth Lad 09 (Brown), I to 5, second; David Debar won, Bralplock second, Granada Boland 112 (Fountain). 7 to 1. third. third. Time, 1:52. 8!xth race, six furlongs BL Noel Time, :6. Cocksure, Jim Pendergast, La Cache Sid Silver and Gallce alio ran. won, Woodclalm second, Third race. Futurity course F. W. third. Time, 1:16 Seventh race, sis furionga Col nm Barr 103 (Graham), 2 to 1. won; BL Francis 103 (Miller), 9 to 5, second; Ma Girl won. Wild Irihmaa second, Burleigh J09 (Williams), 4 to 1, third. Glen Gallant third. Thus. 1:17 Time, 1 : 1L Sir Russell and Cloudlight alao ran. , SNOW STORM. Fourth race, one mile Tony Faust 8 Temaceo to 118 (Dugan), 2, won; El Paso, Tex., Dec. 16. Snow began 11 (Knapp), 9 to 2, second; Arimo 113 falling here at dark tonight and has continued at Intervals since, with no weather. Should : prospect of clearing tho fall be sufficient to Interfere with railroad traffic there will bo a fuel famine ii this section. The snow north of this city is reported falling much more heavily than here. The temperature is dropping and much Buffering for laok of fuel is Name. Individual Avaragsa. Games. Averages. ran. Fourth nee, one mile Tartan 105 (Koerner), 7 to 3, won; Varieties 99 (Qargma), 12 to 1, second; Bryan 100 (Kent), 100 to 1, third. Time, 1:40 Oarsman, Jersey Lady, Supreme Court, Pantoufle, Gorgalette, Young Davis, Ed Ball, Molleaey and Prominence 1-- 4. rai. Fifth race, one mile Mllahora JOG Riley), 4 to 1, won; Merrill 98 Preston), 12 to 6, second; Llvios 34 (Hudlln), 12 to 1, third. Time, 1:43. ID. FOR STORES - Ogden, Utah AND Salt Lake City CHRISTENSON SHOE STORE 2369 WASHINGTON AVE. RUSSIAN IMPOSTOR. SANITARIUM Washington. Dec. 15. The Ru solas ambassador, Baron Rosen, has been authorised by his government to announce that a man representing himself as Prince Megalith, who U reported to be in the United States negotiating for farm machinery for the Russian department of agriculture, has BO authority to represent the goverameaL 4--5. NATURAL CEMENT 1-- 2-- Spokans People Are Interested In the Find Scenle Railroad and Chutes. LAST BID RECEIVED. New Electric Chafing Dishes, Five. OClock Tea Kettles, Nickled Copper Tea Kettles, Baking Dishes, Tea Pots, Coffee Pots, Lawton, Okla., Dec. 15. The last bid lor government land' in the KJo-vr- a and Comanche reservations, known aa the big pastaro. wa received at 4 oclock this afternoon. The total number la 7621. The opening of bids will begin Monday morning and con tinuo probably two weeks. The clerks will work In three shifts without cessation until everything is droned np. CAR OF OIL EXPLODES. Crumb Trays and Brushes, Crumb Trays and Scrapers, Mantle Clocks, Carving Sets, Fremont, Ohio, Dae. II. A standard oil tank car, filled with crude petroleum, exploded last nlghL shaking the town like aa earthquake, breaking many windows and doing other damwaa pumpage. William Batting, who ing oil from the tank, waa fatally Injured. It le believed he dropped a lighted match into the tank. 1847 Rogers Silverware LOAN FOR EXPOSITION. Toys in Large Variety. WATSONFLYGARE Hardware Company Federatlo to affiliated. MRS, DOWIE GETS A HOME. 3-- W. E. sad- W. D. Sutherland, of the firm of BulherlanJ A Bone, Halt Lake, have contracted with the Ogden Canyon and 8anltarlum company, for the Washington, Dec. 15. The senate committee on Industrial exposition today authorized a favorable report on Senator Danlela bill providing for a government loan of one million dollars to the Jamestown exposition. If it be hard for yon to make up jour mind what the gilt shall be, come here and spend an hour or two and wc are sure jou will feel that the burden of thought will be a thing of the pant. Never were we able to serve you better and never a greater variety of Holiday Good. Iiare Furs, Evening Gowns, and Ooatg, Htreet Hu It, beautiful line of Leather Gooda, gilk in endless variety for Waist and Gowrns Perfumery, Handkerchiefs from 3 cents to (15.00 each; Filk and Fancy Hosiery. In fact, we can supply your every want and reduce tbe cost to you and jet the remembrance will be the most acceptable. These Improvement are In line with the plan of improvements as was outlined by this paper some weeks ago. In addition to the attract ions already mentioned, the grounds are to be parked end beautified under the diof an expert gardener. The rection dow. natural cave at the mouth of the canyon 1 to be opened to patrons of the CONVICTS IN A MUTINY. resort and the Sanitarium building le to be remodeled and put la first-claKill One Guard end Wounded bote1. condition. Ao Is also to be opened by the eompany. the past week the company Jackson, Mins., Dee. 15. The con- baaDuring made great disoovery that may victs et Aakley Prison farm mutinied lead to the construction of a plant for M. this afternoon and killed Guard J. Greet of cement. manufacture the Buckley, cutting hi throat, broke the beds of concrete are found In their arm at Sergeant Dodds, In charge of natural state while within three hunthe farm and have barricaded them- dred yards of the quarries millions of selves in the building and are defying tons of the mineral are la nlghL the other guards. The eompany has made arrangeGovernor Vardanian and the local ments wflUih a eompany from militia company left for the scene this to make a number of tests Spokane of their on a special train. afternoon product and if present Indications are borne out by the tests, the eompany KING OSCAR IMPROVING. Is tbe possessor of a bonanza. Stockholm, Dec. 15. During the hour King Oscar's last twenty-fou- r condition has taken a decided turn far the better. His majesty passed a guod nlghL ad the morning found him mueh Improved. He also panned a THREATEN TO CLOSE. quiet day. The bulletin issued at 9 oc'ock tonight says: The king has had a quiet day with Lodz, Dec. 16. Factory owners have Inform'd 25.0U0 workmen in ten of the about one hoar's sleep. Hla appetite largest cotton mill here that these Is good. HI temerature is 100.2 Fahfactories will bo ctostd December 29. renheit. The heart baa further 1m imunless the men accept proved. T!i condition of the lung ts unchanged. posed by the employers. rou-lttto- Let Us Help You install! Ion of a scenic railway and chute at the Sanitarium at the mouth of Ogden canyon. In addition to the features mentioned, a Urge artificial lake is to be constructed. Both of the features mentioned will he superior to anything of a similar nature lu the wpnL The Sanitarium company was recently offered I GO, 000 lor their property but refused It and intend to Improve It and make it the finest resort of Its kind In the entire CHRISTMAS' PRESENTS the auspices of the American Federation of Labor with which the Utah Muekegnu,- Mlok, Dee. II. Mrs. Jane Dowie yesterday formally signed away her do war internet and any claim aba might have on any Eton City property, receiving in return a deed to the Dowie summer home on the POSTAL SAVINGS BANKS. shores of White Lake la northers Muskegon county. The transaction Balt Lake City, Dec. 15. The Utah doe not affect any property that John Federation of Labor haa resolved to Alexander Dowie may poenesa outside circulate a petition to congress ask- ZkB City. ing the creation of postal savings banks. The move le said to be under WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. TO THE LATELY DISCOVERED EAST OF THE RESORT. 4-- $2, $230, $3, $330, $4 and $5. Our Splendid Holiday Display ! -See 3-- 1-- 1-- I) India." Demonstrations will be given travel a demonstrated by U-COM- 1-- w . - BL Lot Angel, Dec. 15. Result: First rut, fly. and s half furlong Hlpoteca 10S (Keogh), IS to 1, won; Dr. Crook. 17 (Archibald). 7 to 1. Monad; Remember 101 (D. Riley) , t to 1. third. Time, 1:09. 8ung of the Sea, Gonialea, Gold Logger, BL Alban, Arcadia Belle, Tenrow, Taoa, Prosperity, Mirabel and Stella A. also ran. Second race, Futurity oourae Geo. Milner 106 (Booker), 12 to 1, won; Lotra Gladstone 101 (Finn), 3 to 1, 102 (R-second; Jack KerchevlUe Riley), IS to 1, third. Time, 1;11 Busvlta, Marble Maver, Moaketo, Joe Kelly, Master Horn, Black Eye. Eyro, Pm. Line of Life and Sir Brinkley lao ran. , Third race, six furlongs Gold Sifter 195 (C. Koerner), 5 to 2, won; Mary B. Clary 98 (D. Riley), 5 to 1. second; Harding 104 (J. Harris), 8 to S. third. Tima, 1:48 Perry Wlekea, Lillie B Ruth W., Willingly, Taxer, Sliver Wedding and Lord of the Forest also Drawing Takes Place January 8, 1907, 3 P. Me In soul We have an radless .variety of other things for old and young and all at Holiday Prices. NEW YORK RACKET STORE ASCOT PARK RACES. One chance on a beautiful doll with each 50c purchase. Value, (25.00. Will lecture at the Odd Fellows ball Sunday evening, December 16, at 7:30 p. m. SubjecL How Feople Live la Raesmassems ESu Wide okmi for business again. Our front in in and our stork is complete for the ChriKfinas season, which is now twt approaching. BOWLINS SCHEDULE Doll Cradles, Pianos, Tool Chests, Washboards, Hocking Chairs; Laundry Sets, etc. $ . of others. i Everybody Has Plenty to Do, Money la Abundant and This Make Trad Lively. City. Dolls Prices Cut in Two : ss te ROOSEVELT CONGRATULATED. Washington. Dec. 16. President Roosevelt yesterday received a cable despatch from Emmanuel Nobel of BL Petersburg, congratulating him on re- reiving the Nobel peace prize from the Norwegian parliament. The despatch Mya: The Norwegian storthing never' made a mote happy decision, for no allotment was ever made which was more In accord with the real intention of my deceased uncle. j S. J. BURT & BROS. 2429-2431-24- 33 Washington Ave. 0 |