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Show IUE MORNING OGDEN. EXAMINER: UTAH, MAltiH 25, 1907. MOVTUV. j deeaonesae FW a aeeeon-t-4.f- i bom a sum of 4,,i ;ouu: as. I.tr-- rd. and tbu he lupm to ral-- e .h !..-m(:),. in this country it of Bugiishnuu to sn hsi m jirorid-eMousrif. sud clergymen a. ii. a piaaiio while the country A TEXAS RANGER. i.avs t.ate, for in three year. 11 would h- opporTexas Ranger" tbs given st; ihe tnoouif consolidated uiai tunity would be gone Gistid last night by a capable iii.hop Montgomery Jo.ee. tin- presThe pla is pure Ktm:.-Uu- n PATRONIZE THE and uni pie. aua i. saTurated sici tue i.lent at the British Wou.tus Association. and esner speaker piocxi of many men. Kay Erund.m need mo zajed ;he role of Jack Dallam, and emphasized the of hi1 i.. w LSiiun spiritual needs mode a nullable Ranger. May Run-ia. Uuiit' Melford. aud Olga tin ) . which was arising in aud Hionn-- l e Stfat'.chewan diocese, ttpUinvu THE UTAH CANNING as Sinre Suae, a ere satisfactory. ibe e Starts which were being made to COMPANY found self new district. supposing VAUDEVILLE AT UTAHNA. to train students for the luiuiair). 10 OGOEN, UTAH. provide the passage mime.- - of lay After a protracted stand of ata-buil.l eti inches and company production, at ITtahua. the evsugelUts, and 10 Packers of High Grade Vegetables popular play house haa Anally opened parsonages. Loudon Telegraph. for vaudeville business. The initial Pierce's Purs Food Catsup. JEWS HOLD MASS MEETING. were given laat night perternunce Pierce's Purs Food Park A Beans oefore audiences which taxed the caPierce's Pure Food Hominy. 14 New Rouman-Th March of met the theater, and which York, ' pacity Pierce's Worcestershire Sauce. with the heart jr approval of all. Pat- lan Jews of tbe lower east snip held no mess berons hare desired a change, not two meeting Umighi We pack but one grade ?f goods protest cause they did not enjoy the dramatic against the 'atrocities sod outrages THE BEST. offering., but because vaudeville of- committed on the Jews in Romania." fered a pleasant diversion, and a About 1 1,000. it was anaounced. was change It as good as a rest any time. raised by contributions at the doom A telegram from Jacob H. Ochfff. read The bill last night was enthusiasticallat the meetings, said that the A mere y received. J. G. READ & BROS. CO. In the main, the specialty artiste rommlitee, through tha are decidedly clever. The juggling tat, department and direct sources to specialty of Nello the Great was the Roumauia, was endeavoring to get feature of the show. He is an artist correct accounts of the sl.uatlon in Mr. Scbiff added that tbe of the first water and juggles everything from eups of hot coffee to um- subject would be brought up at tbe brellas. His work is characterized by next meeting of the Russian massacre The beat and Largest Manufaca ease and grace which are particu- general committee, which has bees turers In tha West. larly noticeable, an appreciation of the celled for next Thursday. cleverness of some of the tricks being apparently loet In the easy, unNO MAIL TO AUSTRALIA. 334 te 340 Twenty-fourtStreet ostentatious way In which they are done. He is ably assisted by Miss 14. conseMarch In Washington, Nello. The curnet imitation by Jamea quence of the withdrawal by the OceOGOEN, UTAH. Herron railed for enthusiastic ap- anic Steams hip oompany of' Us steamplause, which was well deaerred. Hu ers on the route between Ban Fran-ciaoImitation of the antics of a monkey Auckland and Sydney, the were also decidedly - clever. Jcltns department is without the means the and Abrams in their sketch,' Realisa- of dispatching cwilscr Bogatyr arrived parcels post malls to off protected Spit Hoad today. This 1 the first tion,! made a pleasing impression on New Zealand and Australia. Consevisit of Russian warships to Kngllsh the audience. The sketch ia refined postmasters have' been in- - waters since before e aud clever. Morris and Kramer made quently the decline to receive such i to strurted war. Many feat! title have been good with the audience in a singing packages addressed for delivery in this and dancing sketch. Tha boys can until further orders, which j planned for the officers and crew duft certainly dance some. Tha toe danc- country will be Issued as soon aa other ar- lug the brief stay uf the squadron. ing iff one of the Kauffman via tent was rangements ran be made. These arthe only feature of their work which START ON PILGRIMAGE. are expected in the near cells for commendation, and it was rangement future. good. Miss Myrtle Ballinger, the litMadrid, March 24. King Alfonso tle Ogilen girl with the big voice, la and Queen Victoria have oommanced OA ANOTHER FLOO TSTOCKTON. again pleaalng audiences with her Ilthe traditional pilgrimage to the lustrated songs. brine of the Virgin to offer prayers Btockton. CaL, March 24. Aa a re- for The bookings a little later promiaa the queen la the approaching to be even still better than the excel- sult of th heavy relu in the mounresand for her lent show presented last night, as tha tains the past tw days, Stockton was toration to health. It la speedy understood flood another this visited by morning. Bullivan aad people are that In addition to Plus the there with the vaudeville goods, and Walor poured through the northern royal Infant will havePape Kdwsrd King from west. aaat tows to of the part will give Ogden precisely tha same and Umperar William as sponsors, 1 oclock this afternoon It came te At show that is given in the larger cities. Short's orchestra has bean engaged a standstill and has sines subsided aa NOT THE SOY. or more. Reports from up counpermanently at the theater, and ren- Inch are to the effect that the water ders acme excellent music under tha try London, March 24. As a result of la slowly falling all along tha llna. leadership of Professor Thatcher. This evening It la pourlog rain, with careful investigation Into tha disapindications of snot bar protracted pearance of r ace Marvin, Jr., tha FREAKS FOR THE KAISER. Delaware boy supposed to have been storm, and the outlook is klunapod, tha police are now satisfied Naw American Peril at tha Germaa the Portsmouth clew was nn enthat Court. tire misconception. The boy seen DEPARTURE DELAYED. there proved to bo th eon of UngUsk The presentation of a large number 24. March Baa parent. Texas, Antonio, of Amerloana at tha kalsera court la Preparations relative to th movement axcutlng the jealousy of high anciety. of tha Twenty-fift- h SPLITTING HAIRS. Infantry to tha It la openly alleged that many American. are being presented who, if they Philippines have haen suspended. A French deputy, M. Anllde Boyer were Uermaus, would sever come with- Chief Quartermaster Stevens has been notified to cancel aU contracts for the (from in the charmed cirele. Morarlllm), propose to introto was which have begun duce a bill to pimlsh by flno and ImGermany, appears to have become movement, demonth. end this The of the Mecca of wealthy Americana who at tbe prisonment any employer of labor who are ambitious to enjoy the sunshine parture is delayed, It la aald, through hall forbid hu employed to wear a of Senator Foroker, who moustache. of royal favor. Moat prominent among tha Influence That prohfbltlon, M, Boy'not bo beneficial them is Mr. Harry Lehr, aa aooentrlo contended It would to scad the regiment ar contends, la a badge of servitude, a service for tha hunNaw of the York four figure of the officers survival of the barbaric ages whan dred. He la a genius who first In- abort of officers. Many warriors arrogated to themselves a in here will connection with few remain troduced "freak dinners aal parties hairs on their upper lips. That Brownsville the inquiry. to American society. Mr. Lehr creatta true, no doubt; but it la not tha ed a sensation at tha first court ball whola truth. For, If tha tradition that EXPLOSION KILLS TWO. In Berlin by appearing In a dress suit, the moustache was a purely military and strange, conspicuously cut shoes B. appendage persisted until after Jos. Huntington. Ore., March 14. laden with bunches of diamonds. Sedley swaggered about Brussels with A. while Alonso and Garraa, thawing that Various stories of his eccsntrlo beornsmunt upon him on the eve loot lives their loot out night of powder, havior at court are published In the Waterloo, thereby deluding the pub-li- e IM of pounds of dyGerman newapapera, and it la now by the explosion Into tha belief that ha was a BritA Goldsmith McDonald's stated that his presentation at tha namite at ish officer, times have now, kaiser's court la an act of grave Im- camp, seven miles below this place, III this country many, changed If not most, conroad on Northwest the being aa several years ago he perpropriety, the Short Lina. naval officers shave completely, whlla petrated- a practical Joke at the em- structed by foundOregon was his In France aa admiral Is known by his ef Alonso All was that peror's expense in connection with the was Garraa teeth. blown whiskers and shaven upper lip. Beand heart christening of the Meteor. . a re- sides, M. Boyer forgets that the greatIn his and of only town, portion French or German Champagne. est warrior of them all Nspoloon found. been has mains It will be remembered that when never wore hair on hla face at all. the Meteor was christened In America if M. Boyer gets hla blU passed, Well, PLANS DISCUSSED. CAMPAIGN it was arranged that the ceremony we suppose the fashion will change, should be performed with a bottle of Washington, March 24. Secretary and Jeames will wear a moustache German champagne. It was subsetha Treasury Cnrtalyou and Tim- that would not have disgraced Arlov-IsUi- s at It discovered that had been quently himself, while his master' face christened with a bottle of French othy Woodruff of New York, chairman Is state oommlttre of scraped aa smooth aa a billiard ball. of the Republican bea and lawsuit ensued champagne, But It remains to be scan whether the tween French and German champagne New York, were In conference with chamber will think it worth while to at Roosevelt tbe white bouse President makers, both claiming that the chris hairs with M. Buyer over till boura two Mr. than more split for tonight wan with done their brand. toning tremendous tha conference question. Dally Graphic. said relate! Woodruff The French firm won, as It whs to campaign plana foe proved that the christening was done 1903,presidential but that candidates were not diswith French champagne. The affair created a great International stir, and cussed. Is sold to have been the cause of the BY THE PRESIDENT. ' precipitant retirement of tha former PARDONEDi German ambassador at Washington, Leavenworth, Kaa. March 24. Paul Herr von Holleben. raoeuncDaNDDcrrwaEo.Mi limMMt The German newspapers now de- W, Katadah and Dsnlel George, fisherfiacr urjbuW.IurMiwtiMrr Vm ivia hum s psaw me clare that Mr. Lehr was responsible men from Alaska serving sentences at IM .l couNvaica. for all the trouble by substituting a tha United States prison here, were we Hm dUmg wilt Hmttuftmm A President Roosebottle of French champagne for a bot- pardoned today by wrsrfijdmkSut 11 were both with FitcHes PltMt end velt lefthwwe fatally They tle of German champagne before the WrftrarMMfcTiaat christening took place, and suggest conanmptlon. r aw im, nm smm with great emphasis that a maa who WaaHINOVON, D. C. PAY SHIPS VISIT. RUSSIAN perpetrated such a joke ought not to have been presented at court. London Spit Head, Kngtand, March 24. A Express. Russian squadron consisting of the NORTH-WESbattleships Tsarevitch and Slava and CANADA. gj out pt&e Food Law are there among you who know manufacturer rtet it mean? If an article i pure, thelabel of their to say it on the fxe more than pleased If they are adulterated, --ood and in their advertising. forced to by the law. Again, until they will say nothing will order the adulterated goods because Bumy dealer more profit on them than is possible to do they can make if oi wholesome pure food. Fo, you get pure food, you on getting it trill have to select the brand and insist to the manufacturer for your (tom your dealer or send How many people supply- - ALLEV8 ALLENS IS SELF-RISIN- BOSTON - SELF-RISIN- G BREAD FLOUR IS PORE. PANCAKE FLOUR 3-- B G BROWN ; PUKE. For aalf by all first class grocers. pot have It, write to us. Allens If yours does Flour Co. B. B. B. Coast Factory, San Jose, Cal. Eastern Factory, Little Wolf Falls, Manawa, Wis. Pacific . . Some of the Manufacturers of Our County and State e i,e j 10111-I'-ait- - melo-drsmal- i- HELP to enrich the county and state r n i . UTAH VINEGAR AND PICKLE WORKS MANUFACTURERS Manufacturers af A Full Line af VINEGAR UtaH Fruits and Vegetables FIVE FACTORY, JOHN OGDEN, UTAH. Phans 107F. Cache Valley Condensed Milk Company HOXCR TENTS and AWNINGS Manufacturers af Hontytuckls Evtporited Milk Wan th gold medal at the State Fair, IMS. A trial caa will cam vinos you there is aaaa JUST AS GOOD S2SI .Wash, Ave. ' OGDEN, UTAH. PICKLES A HOME PRODUCT. STRICTLY POINTS, Wholesale and Retail Manufacturer af ' and Edward Blchael, Proprietor, Factory (464 Wall Avenue. OGDEN, UTAH. Harness and Saddlery . SALT LAKE VALLEY CANNING CO. Aak yeur Grocer for FACTORY . It AT LOGAN, UTAH. o, post-offic- e I Russo-Japanes- Your Expectations Will Be Realized IF YOU BUY A Racycle Bicycle Ii-.t- You to secure only have to buy $4.00 worth of Boys Clothing the American Boy Magazine free for six months. CLOTHING HOUSE PUTNAM Estes Doctor Specialist Cur kii elbera fall. Madam methods, dmultatiaa tar any Chrenin Disease ar oatara. (vary caaa guaranteed. A any name Partial list of Diseases Cored Oalsvefc, Dseiaeea, Biagiaj la the Ban, Dlaaaaaa at the Baa. Threat, Nona, Bya or Ear. All Dl aaam of the Lbbsa Braaahlal Tabaa and ChaaL OImum af Ua fff irt. Kldaaya and Bladder. Haait Disease IheuMtiam, Aathau. Nervous Troubles, St. Vttaa Dane. Piles, PU-aid aU Kactal Troubles, Tap Warn. Blood FMooolag from any ANT PJUVATA nSEASB OF uml Diaooaoo peculiar to Wastes. BBf laickly cwod to atay cured. Remember the exsmlnattou aad afrrtea la FEES. Coaa at ana morrow may ha toa lata. OaU at writ Uth DR. i ii ESTES, SPECIALIST Offlea homa, II a. m. to IMS Wsehlagtas Am (Boyle l a. llaekl Ogden. Utah. Batraaea Baum II. Bamtaihar tha number THE Springfield Fire & Marine 1 Insurance Company O F Springfield, Massachusetts. Pacific Coast Premiums, 1905 Pacific Coast Premiums, 1906 .9244,936.00 1660,829.98 NET INCREASE $415,893.95 Francisco was pleased with the Springfield, or year 1906 would show a DECREASE in net San the premiums. ; Check over the companies you are insured with and learn how many made such a record as the Springfield. I- - M. Forrislall, Agt. Phones b 809 80 Robt. G. Agee, Mgr. 55 nRST Offcsj NAT. BANK Also we want yonr KODAK business. Fnll line ef EASTMAN A ritEMO KODAKS and all supplies far the amateur. Spring is here and you will want yonr bieyrie put in order. Our repair department haa been enlarged and prices are riftht. T. S. HUTCHISON 306 A Few Twenty-fift- h Street of Our Recognized Leaders: NUT LOAF, BUTTERCUPS, NUT BAKS, CIUSAM CAKA MELS, ' MIXTCHEWF, PEANUT CLUSTERS, f BUTTER HOOTCH WAPEllF, OPERA BAR KLONDIKE NUGGETH, ITALIAN CHOCOLATES. Ogden Candy Kitchen 370 25th SL, Broom Hotel Building Ind. Phone 326 r T An astonishing account of the development and prospects of the Fur North-Wes- t Provinces of Canada was given by Archdeacon Lloyd, from Saskatchewan. at a meeting of the British Womens Emigration Association, held yesterday afternoon in the Imperial Inutile, under the presidency of Lady Knlghtley of Fa we ley. Between the great lakes and the Rocky Mountain there was a belt with an urea of about two million square miles. About one-hawas arctic or subarctic, hut In the southern area, a prisrie belt, ex tending to a million square miles, a new nation was being born. Since 1903, when the pioneers went to Saskatchewan, thousands were porulng kstchewan, thousands were pouring Into the country, and starting front Baskatchewsa, now n city In the more American sense, having than 4,000 Inhabitants, and destined noon to be a great city with 40,000 inhlbttants, on to Edmonton, one could travel for 200 miles and find no difficulty In getting a place In which to breakfast aad dine and sleep. Two trunk railways passed through this territory. He urged Englishmen to get out there are select a homestead before more railways came along; If they did not, others, especially Americans, would come along and take np aU the good land. He was told 260,000 emigrants would leave English porta this spring, but five or aix millions of our surplus population could be set down son that great, enormous belt daring the nest few years. Archdeason Lloyd dealt with the opportunities presented for the church In this territory, and appealed specially for women with n little private xntans to enable them to lf Electric Display AND Improves Business Write yonr name with elec- tric light Again, the blackness of tbe night. Yonr name with incandei-- . cents signed Will barn into the public minL Commercial Electric Co. 2279 Wash. Are. We Ind. Phone M2 Supply the Current Utah Light k Railway JOS. F. WELLS, General Mgr. . Co. E,W. WADE, Agent STANDARD-EXAMINE- R llWant Ads Bring Big Results |