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Show rnE MORNING EXAMINES OGDEN, iTI:Iia Y TTAH, SFITRMRKR MORNING. BUSINESS IIUNCHIISIA TREATY I1AY il.iu pivt.' ell at crie -- BE NOT GRASP IN hi- - -- . ' S'Sli-!.-- SALE-RE- RAI.K IT! t.'e, 7 lot n, 'use; - 65x ;; :i ...1 ouj block bouses and A- - But jjttk Brown Men Japanese Prepared Russians Are Are After the Slow. Trade. " Sr-v-- fume, K.- l.vation. -i land, a.-i- Wii'C!' LMehtt rU)M Portsmouth, X. H.. Sept, d The indication this morning svre ihat the Treaty of Portsmouth" won hi not be signed until tomorrow. Tin- - protocol. or minute of I lie histone session of August 29tli, when peace was arranged. wa still :n Imhic and the chance were against in completion and approval in time to sign the treaty at five o'clock, as had been provisionally arranged. Both sides regard tho official record or the silling ot August "!ith as of the greatest importance. The agreement wa- - reached in secret , luit aiiliaoqii-- ni ly there was a public rehesraai" lu the presence of the secretaries at which the record was made, the Japanese their compromises, meeting wl'n reWANT ADS BRING fusal, and finally aeeepilug ilie ultiTHAT STANDARD-EXAMINE- R matum of the indemnity and the division or MOST AND BEST RETURNS? THEY ARE The Japanese, at 1 u : I a. m., said THE Mli. 1 The Japaneae army department that if the treaty is not signed this 4 AnJ J operating a light railway between afternoon the delay will he due to 'he DOING IT EVERY DAY. and Feng Wang Cheng, and those Russians, a their of the treaty tal copies adoe in the early aummer had a popu-btioand protocol were ready and Baron ROOMS. FOR RENT FURNISHED of more than five thousand Jap- Komura had th necessary aii'horily ura each and they are atlll growi- to sign. We are ready." Haul Mr. FOR KENT Furnished nunt for nennison. "and we expect to hign the ng 711 fHTd Si. ;9 1mn Jap-im- k gentlemen; of tentative many large too jepre treaty this afternoon, although firm engaged In various sort hour has not lcn fixed." FOR RENT Clean furnished rooms, of enterprise, have been investigating The Jupanene say they have no with and hath, thoroughly renovated; th pmelbillties of the country, i ion of the reported revolutionON THIS AGVERTISe.MENTt Nit It housekeeping rooms. The i impressed by It wealth. ONE CENT PER ary outbreak In Japan. Cable COST PAGE tolnnial. 363 24th h. Mr. 8. L. however, to be seen how largo which Is via Kornwa, WORD FOR EACH INSERTION. v2S-t- f Chinn, proprietress. a proportion or the Japanese populat- slow, but cables have been received NO FIRST INSERTION LESS a n will take permanent up ADVERion dated today. THAN 2S CENTS. ALL FURNISHED ROOMS for housekeepthere. A great many of those Ar 11 o'clock Mr. Flanrhnn look the TISEMENTS MUST BE PAID IN S 28-- mo. in of ing. 427 24th strati. course, now BUSIengaged wore, them ADVANCE. .EXCEPTING final draft of the Russian protocol of NESS HOUSES RUNNING OPEN supplying the army, bur some large, the session of August 29th to the .lap- rooms for hed !f)R and many small trader, propose to BOOK ACCOUNTS WITH US. anese. Mr. Witte, however, said light housekeeping s'ith electric sad exploit the country, if it could nor say whether or not iho Licit! and hath; 169 2titb Sl profitable. prove treaty could he signed. The Seoul and Wiju railway will FEMALE HELP WANTED. to ha extended via Feng Wang Cheu Newly furnished room for gentlemen Marie.nwerder, West Prussia. Aept. at 541 23rd street. Convenience Junction with the Manchurian 4. Five new ease firm of rholera have WANTED Reliable agent, can make modern. railway at Uao Yang in the near fubeen reported, two at Thorn, one each SJihi h month, and be your own ture. at. Orabowka, Mocker and Trruil. All boa. Iatdies prefered. (.all from 4 FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping The possexainn of the Manchurian the annual meetings of variou socieHired. to p. in.. 1 its Twenty-fourtrooms. 134 West Ifth between Wall railway gives the Japanese the right ties, such ax Agricultural, Veters ns wk r. Kosh. It and 1'aclfic avenues. Irof. to intis all the towns along the line and religious bodies, fixed to ocrur in with their own people, and other this part of Prussia during September, WANTED Women and girl- - wanted NEWLY Furnished jpoms at 179 2Srd nationalities will likely desire the same hare been indefinitely postponed, owstreet. Reasonable prices. Mra. K. the Ogden Canning factory. ;;:in at of outbreak the rholera. privileges of tho open door. to ing H. Wbippla. Wall Ave. They alt down while they n ; OUINCEY auj New-chwnn- g off,-rin- jt K Ifc-h- t re-iln- 1 resi-denc- 1 RENT-Furnis- - h work. WIRELESS A WANTED First class chamber nix id at Healy Honsi-- . G1R1JI UUh WANTED Knitting Work. PARRY. Waatt. J'huue No. Front room, 2C4S Adam SSfi-x- . : u-t- f SALE Xire Phi of rcridenres Yertiis to suit. Kelly & Herrick ; FUR SA1.R Ihoii aii-- . sirert p n ; t.y"l32 feet on Mad ;4tlt and Ca;tt Apply to Wm. (llaamann, 10 1 Uun Stmiilarl once. ,p"'r WANTED-PUFI- LS. WAXTBIx :::i Violin iinpi'x. Pamnne. 91 if Ave. Jcffen-M- EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. EMPLOYMENT BUREAU bloc. Ind. 70S. Bennott MONEY TO LOAN. HONEY TO 1XUN J. J. BRUMM1TT TO LOAN - On farms Tnd city real estate. Hunter & Kennedy. Room 6, First KatT Rank Bldg. MONEY Two house gtris immediately : good wages. Apply State if and Blind. School for Di-a- GIRL WANTED for work. Inquire at tf Girl for cooking and general housework. Good wage. No children. Apply 2540 Jefferson Ave. WANTED O. F. If yon want to get quick action try these columns. Wounded in the Struggle, Albert Brandi. Chicago, Sept. 4. old. )en wounded an engineer, wsa morta yesterday In a fight with I wotherin law, Thomas Harris, for t Pnwxsion of Harris blighter. Brandi was taken to 4 wty hospital where he died an he h PROFESSIONAL Attorneys-at-La- w RICHARDS, CHARLES STOUT. C. C. JOSEPH CHEZ, J. D. MURPHY, Eccles Bldg. FRATERNAL First Nat Bank Bldg. O. O. F. Hall. married Brandi's sister fc Mrs. Harris left her hi after her marriage becau X d ' would not support h r her first child waa born he her to return to him, but a Mm again sis month ago, takl two children with her. Since thi al'l, Harris ha made three to yPt imn kidnap his baby daught Mr. Harris or one erf b rffl Mother- the child. ent to the reaidenee J TTj mother tJPA yesterday, acco i ago. wid soon J UNFURNIBH. 21-- tf w?.i shoix at WP" nd At Thomas frr the shooting the Harri. Harri bro h MACHINISTS cap,ured licad-huniin- fc elect officers. . - dlpp'. Tlte final fihTt"r 'h, ,llRn',t indke No. 41, rt,i''',,In!''r1nlion1' Order of .'hIrh M 'toltHng its annual T"l'fl:n. hes Heeled these rp"b't.t. f. (I. eyer. Fort Swi , vi,'p PWtdent. B. W. Gihh J K- (w, ihvi' V.7 ? 1. ' u- rai - second vice ,rwn- - Olerbiirne. Tex- - Waters. and ire.si 8"n Bernardino; T!' lviu- - Argentine; Em nt "rton. r?.n" ' 'V"'r M Piau H HF,"h'r-tk;nMJ' Frih'n-ixeto serve la J- - v Rim C. - W.1.; ( - 1t,,h ,h h.,R,,I,rn,' hoarding Vixls ni nrii- - ht th, 'he 3 of lb named, 9 Tpfuapd out the men composing it. t'lTERTAINED BY ROOSEVELT. T?9: Mr'y Rev..' vv,i - Xfaso-- lvl 11 ,! , cu, An fr .s,,7.r Service Vr,,.', - . official entertained at and Mrs. 7 President Postmaster Gen- (oJ,lyoii; Senator A. r,'f .,T1',:na: Judge w. r ,hp ' 1 J. P'-- 10 W- de-lo- Commla- - Pooley. Commie-..- . f" Ovater Bav to Pr"",dpn some P,vil Mrvlpp regulations on the Panama - cap cmi-liije- Francisco Boy Has a Great Invention. d7 .n.Tvv. hlH hro,her Stephen and i SEJrJbrHan-l-'hild. A fight ensued brothers were beat it rhc heart with a rummer by At lhp ,lm 'p WB lD m" hanl revolver w! rtul, i1'1 'l,,TnP,,d to repel the H n. ain,l h'ri' Ar,pr np rpl1- - l broil WrrS Visiting members cor- dially invited. KELUB RUTLEDGE, PrealdenL CORAL J. TYLER, Becraury. DR. D. N. SMITH, 1st Nat Bnk. Bldg. R. T, MILUS1L Treasurer, Drug Store, 2451 Wash ava. Dentists YOUR NAME of thooo invited to try Laundry Work. Tho beet product of former yearn could net be with tho way wa Ogden Lodge No. 2, Knight o ( launder compared shlrta, collara and cuffs. Why Pythias, meets at CaaUa Hall. Utah not try us on yours? National Bank building, every MonAH K. of P.'a request, day evening. ed to meet with u. KNIGHTS OP PYTHIAS. ia no the n d 9-- 1 n - 1 K. R. GEIGER, C. C. A. T. WOOD, U. rf L. N. MEID, K. of R. r. and & Ogden Steam Laundry Bath Phones 174. ifrr cfcci-'-na- Meeta every gaturday afternoon nt 2:30 In Pythian Hall, Utah National Bank building. Sojourning aiatora cordially Invited to attend. MRB. ANNA JENKINS, M. B. C. MRB. LSABEL WYANT, of R. emlC 4- Eastern state, - 21-t- Twanty-flft- SL h P. ERNSTROM , ORDER OP RAILWAY CONDUCTORB Weaatrb Division Na 724. O. R. C, meeta second and fourth Friday at 2:20 p. m. la K. of P. Hall, comer Washington avenue and 24th street. All brothers am cordially invited to attend. F. W. HERRINGTON. C. CL Dl L. BOYLE, fe. end T. Wa are specially prepared for Come shoeing mean horsca. 417 and eee hew wa do It. Ogden Union, No. 172, Order of Washington, meets every Tuesday evening et I o'clock In A. O. U. W. Hall. Visiting comrades . Invited to attend. WM. DOTIE, PrealdenL WALTER RICHEY, FORESTERS Meeta I. O. O. F. HalL 24tb street, first and third Wedneaday evenings of each month at 7:30. G. W. HALSEY, C. R. A. GARNER, Secretary. P KNIGHTS OF THE Ogden Tent, No. 24. meets the second and fourth Wednesday evenings at 8 oclock sharp, In I. O. O. F. Hall. Visiting Knlgbta cordially invited to attend. J. W. HALSEY. Commander. Record Keeper. LADIES OF THE MACCABEES. Silver Hive, No. 1, moots the second and fourth Tuesdays at 2:30 p. m. at atreoL VisO'Neill Hall. Twenty-fiftiting aistera cordially Invited. LAURA AVERILL, L C. LUCY NELBON, R. K. h B. P. O. ELKS. L 4 The Utah National Bank OF OGDEN United States Depositary 4m E( DOOly. ssaatsaaitarae KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS. Ogden Council, Na 777. meets at A. O. U. W. Hall every Monday at I p. m. Visiting brothers invited to at- Vkj Horoco E. Poory Ralph So Hoog A. V. McIntosh PmldWt PreolAen! Coafilop Aoolstant Cashltr Interest Paid on Savings Acco unt LxT INTERESTING INSTRUCTIVE Correct English How to use it A MONTHLY MAGAZINE DEVOT- ED TO THE USE OF ENGLISH. JOSEPHINE TURCK BAKER. Editor. Partial Contents Ogden Lodge. No. 719. meets every Tuesday evening. Lodge and rlnb rooms, aecond floor Masonic building, 2416 Washington Ave. A G HORN. E. R. W. C. CRANDALL, Secretary. tend. Opposite Consolidated Wagon A Machine company. Phont 116 X. MACCABEES. Silver Tent, No. 1, meets first and third Friday evenings at o'clock, in K. of P. Hall. Visiting Knights cor d tally Invited. F. M. COCHRANE. Commandor. R. T. HARRI8, Record Keeper. F. F. ROND, street. Twenty-thir- SecretiTT. OF AMERICA. Court Wasatch No. 2, Fore at era of America. MUKOfcSHOER PRACTICAL OF WASHINGTON. ORDER d ij 437 RATH BONE BISTERS. . lt Met our Six-roo- Hxrrix kiTer BROTHERHOOD, Ogden Lodg Na 371. T. F. B, meets first and third Fridays at 6 p. m.. In L a Inn. s every Queen City Rebekah lodge Na. 4. O. O. F. Meeta first and third Saturday evenings at Odd KeHowa' Hall. Twenty-fourtstreet. Yleitlng members invited. 5IR8 C. ZIMMERMAN. NobU Grand. MRB. E. MEU). Beey., 718 23rd Bt. ROOMS. NICHOLS' CONCERT BAND E W. Nichols, Director. Instruction on all TOR RENT -- One room; 549 22nd Rt. sad military band instrument f WANTED-- An thorough course In Interpretation. experienced girl for 352 Ind. 1196 Patterson Ava Phone housework. Good wage. general ror light Mra. Willard Scowcroft, 432 27th 2 UNFURNISHED ROOMS 458 street. 21st housekeeping. St. HAIR GOODS AND COSTUMES. W'ANTKR Girl for general houseHAIR SWITCHES for sals at reduced BOARDERS WANTED. work; small family; 887 24th 8t. prices. Hair chain a specialty. Man wk WANTED Board trs nt 446 22nd. Ind. querade costume to rent for balls A 4. the lo Chicago, Sept. dispatch All mall ordara and- (healers. 153. cook. Woman WANTED Ogden Chicago Tribune, from San Francisco, promptly attended U. Mrs. C. E. Gen. Hospital. Box 436. Lee, 321 24Ul P. aay a; FOR RENT HOUSES. Francis J. McCarthy, a aeventeen-year-ol- d WANTED-- A girl for general houseSan Francisco boy, aeema to brick, modern work. Must be a good cook. Good FOR RENT CIVIL ENGINEER. have demonstrated the application of well located. N. H. Call at 518 25th Rt. 8 26-t-f. wages. Convenience, wire lea telegraphy to the telephone. 8 31 tl 206 Eerie Bldg. Ives, L B. SPENCER, CIVIL ENGINEER. Yesterday at Ocean Beach, on home- WANTED Girl for general houto-work- , Railroads, Waterworks, Sewer and made instruments, hp was able to who can also cook. Enquire FOR RENT modern house. ApAccurate Power Plants. Surveys, carry the word of a song for one 724 24th Street 2322 Jeffuraon. ply Plans. Estimates and Reports. reheard dismile so that it. wa U. 8. Daputy Mineral Surveyer. brick house. tinctly at the other end of hla cir- WANTED Girl for gmural house-wor- k FOR RENT Seven-rooOffice, 203 Eccles Bldg. Ind. Phan 2034 Grant cuit. For several months the Imy has 614 Crosi 8t. 1166. P. O. Box 499, Odftn, Utah. been working hi Invention on which to get a patent. Hla ap- SITUATIONS WANTED, FEMALE. FOR RENT Four-roohe hope house, summer kitchen. 222 22nd Bt. POOL AND BILLIARD SUPPLIES. paratus la a secret. In the basement of the Cliff House in front. oT his ap- DRESSMAKING done at 118 28th SL Price reasonable. JACK FERGUSON. Pool and Billiard FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. paratus. he sang a half dozen songs and newspapermen and others at hla Tablea and Supplies. Telephone-B- ell, 643-k- . 2506 Lincoln. by ex- CHILDS OAK HDD with folding Blot mareceiving station, a full mile away, WANTED Work by the perienced dressmaker. Cnn give good chines. heard the words as distinctly as If and mattress sides, lu.'Si; spring; references, 2389 Adam. Independent they came over an ordinary telecost 814.00; also Jewel range. 2819 FIRE INSURANCE. pbsne No. 606. phone wire. Wash. MALE HELP, WANTED. Real E PORTLAND DOGS DOOMED. TOR BALE Household furniture, S77 B. H. GODDARD, Insurance, 412, tale and Loans. Rooma 411 24th street. Bell phone 71 lx. 413 Utah Loan ft Trust Building. WANTED Boy who has completed 8 Last and Arrive at Begin Igorrotes ihn sixth grade to learn the printTheir Canine Carousals. ASSAY ER. ing trade. Apply to foreman of the FOR BALE - Household furniture; Standard office at 4 o'clock p. m. and spring wagon. Inbicycle lady's J. McVicker, Assayer, 150 Main Bt., Portland, Sept. 4. After many vexaquire 649 23id Bt. Ind 'Phone :;sl Salt Lake City, Utah. P. O. Box 1016. ANY Intelligent person may earn n tious delay, the band of for Samples by mall or express will bs good income corresponding dog eating Igorrotes, from the Island newspapers; no canvassing; exper- CHICKENS FOR F ALE Nice lot of carefully aaaayed. of Luzon, have arrived at lust, and the Send lor per I chickens, imh-llnience unnecessary. the Iwis and Clark Exposition Is now and Rhode Inland ARCHITECTS. tlculars. Northern Press Syndicate, scene of daily 1o;nmm dances Reds. 849 2r'ih street. Bell phone Y. N. hi and Lockport, Ftdo Poor 277Z. frequent dog feast. F. C. Wood & Co., Architects, room brother Carlo are hiding out, but. the 36 and 67, First National Bank BuildWANTED SITUATIONS MALES. or sooner Igor rote will gpt them 110-k- . LOST. ing. Telephone later, for they hare less than six PortCLEANING winHOUSE GENERAL of weeks in which to devour all IX)8T A p'Jtsi containing keys C M SQnRER Architect 74C 24th dow washing; flour wruLblng: realand's surplus doga. alreeL Bell Phone 770 Y. and money, either in Liberty Park or 3G2-male Phone Bell rates. B. sonable In number, The Igorrotes, forty on road the Lester or Park, Wil-gnB. B. care J. H. Merwln, Cawley. and female, arrived at Vancouver, BUILDERS, com-anCONTRACTORS AND lwk two. l8Ve at Harrow' Grocery lone. C.. aboard the Foiled States steamship reward. receive Athenian,. direct from Manila. They Wheelright Contraction Co. WANTED SITUATION By young were taken to Manila from their home estimates workers, fur Cement Washbeiwecti J08T Saturria; right, clothIn never man experienced dry goods, in tho remote hills of th Island, niahed. Excavation and all kinds of and avenue Munsey's ington cigar beat shoes and Wuh-tngtogroceries; ing. haring seen a civilized city. a fountain pen cement work done. 2476 store, on 23'h s'r'-et- , Address L. G. B., care avenue. These Igorrotes are not the ones who Finder return to 'his pfflre and reStandard. are Were nt Rt. ixntis year: they ceive reward. PIANO TUNING. quite new to America, and their firs, taste of Foiled States dog was enjoy, the wrecking of Ban'a Fe passenger LOST Bunch o? keys; reward 12. exPIANO TUNING Mr. Tempest Wood, ed in their vlllare at the Portland Those Bell 481 x. 303 31st at. 9, a Boon. Colorado, twenty 'heir No. tingle tuning 13.50; by tb year $7.50. position a rouple of days mllee east of Pueblo, yesterday after-notAddress, care Fred Mean, 2466 Wash arrival. I', was at first reported that avenue. The village awaited them in what hur t mare, white eight persona were hurt. An in- LOST Black may be called skeleton form, and they vestigation this morning, however, on head, tbout 1,000 pounds. pot PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. let to work and covered the frameLiberal reward. Mra. M. Cave. 1766 the fact . that at leait forty, work or their houses with material moetly aged persons, on their Ave. to Washington Dr. Power, office over Utahna Drug which they brought along. An Igorrote attend the G. A. R. convention at. Denatore. . would not feet at borne In a boue en- ver. had received cute and bruleca of WANTED MISCELLANEOUS. tirely made by other hands. leas serious nature. or more a A. Dr. and Bur Fentlund, Physician The Igorrote village Is located next The wreck was caused by the tender WANTED Clean white nga at th geon. Office hours, 10 to 12 a. m.( 2 to Homer Davenport's pheasant farm of one of the engines jumping the to 4 p. m. 240 16th at. 'Phone 229. Standard office. at the edge of the Trail, where the track, causing the overturning of weird music of the tomtoms i heard three nr four passenger cars. All the PAINTING AND PAPER HANGINGG. FOR RENT STORES. day and evening. Injured were brought to Pueblo hosmost The seriously Injured near Madslon school; IS feet Wall paper, paper hanging and pital. SANTA FE WRECK. are: store for proper parties. painting. Bra J. R. Drane, 2464 Wash. will erect, Mr. Mary R. Barley and Mr- -. Apply Wm. Glasmann. Traill Wa Carrying People to G. A. R. Martha E. Woodward, both of LauSCAVENGER WORK. Encampment. WANTED TO BUY. rence, Kan. me hoepnal reTELEPHONE John Van Zwedln. - Forty I The physician Pueblo. Colorado. Sept. Ball 747 Y for all kinds of scavenger wanted. All sire. port 'hat most of th- injuries ar of FAT H07.FES Kansas from them of most people, Burnett L Dee- 2337 GranL 8 f work, were injured by a minor nature. land is Mortally San Hall L-- 92-3- 1 Engineer ORDER OF EAGLES. Ogden l)dge No. 6, Or der of ndd Fellow. Independent Meeta In I. O. FARMS. BALE FOR Furnished room for INSURANCE. 2835 Nye avelight housekeeping. nue. , W. N. PEIRCE, Notary Public. Real Estate; Fire, Ufa and Accident InFOR RENT Furnlstied room; .650 surance. 407 24th sL 34th SL , ABITRACTOR. CAR-OBTHE Newly furnished 2468 also for honaekeeping. Gerard J. 8. Abels, bonded and V ahington Ave. Room 6. licensed abstractor of titles. Offlot over Carr's drug atora. Benrooms. FOR RENT Furnished nett Block. MUSICAL. FOR RENT, FRATERNAL Fraternal Order of Eagles. Ogden Tuesday evening. Aerie, Na 118, F. O. E.. meet every Malting brothers cordially invited to Sunday evening In Eagle HalL east ot FOR SALK -- 20 acres farming land be present . Reed hotel, at 6:00. Visiting Prettiand 15 aerm paMtire at Hooper. er Eagles are Invited to attend the J. TERRY, Noble Grand. John Maringtionl, Hooper, Utah. Aerie meetings. HENRY KI8BEL, Barretary. E. R. GEIGER, W. P. D. T. TRACY. W. Recjr. ROOMS ANO BOARD. Junction nty Ixidge No. jo. IndeH. B. FORBES. Aerie Physician. pendent Order of Odd Fellows, meeta FOR KENT Modern furnished rooms to I O. 0. F. Hall every Thursday with board, homa couking. 618 24th. evening. Visiting brother cordially Invited to be present. JAB. BUNK. N. G. MISCELLANEOUS. WALTER RICHEY, Secretary. FOR mu; house23rd St. general 5.10 A ODD FELLOWS. . WANTED L FOR RENT avenue. 1 HB ri - ROYAL ARCANUM. I rah Camp, No. 9999, meet every neaday night at 8 o'clock in K. of P. Hall. Safest and best. Insures men for cue, two or three thousand dollars. GEO. E WORTON, V. C. Emergency funl nearly Three Million J H. 8IIAKER. Clerk. thoue-an- d Dollar; upward of thirty-on- e death claim paid, amounting to MASONIC. over ninety million dollars; member-shiover Three Hundred Thousand. Masonic Hall, over 2416 Waabiug-Rocky Mountain Council, Na 637, Ave, Ogden. Utah. meet second and fourth Friday evem A. at O. How-ell- 's V. ings w. over Esther Chapter No. 4. O. E. Hall, store. Visiting brothers cordially T. meetings held at Maaonie invited. Hall the II rat and third Fridays of each A. C. EMERSON. Resent. month. Sojourning members cordially JOS. SEVERN, Collector. invited to attend. G. B. ROBERTS. EUNICE C. GORDON, W. M. Secretory. ULL1E HALSTEAD, Secretary. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD. DEGREE OP HONOR. Weber Camp, Na 74. Meets In K. PTrf Wedneaday eveaiag at of P. Hall in Utah National Bank 5!rta 9:00 o'clock at A. O. U. W. HalL Mra. building every ThuraSay evening at S tella Beeraft, c. or H.; Mias L. Jen- o'clock. Woodmen cordially nie Prom, Recorder; Miss Ixiis Pierre, Invited to Visiting attend. Financier; Mra. JuHa (Calvert, ReceivWM. 1KIYLE. C. C. er. iaitlng member E. AUTH. Clerk. 1st Nat. Bank Bldg. ecrdially Invited. good rlit'Ap 4. TOR n 1 Cor. CTr I EMIT 661. meeta every !lf '. - h- 0. U. W. Kiii.-ln- i. Man-Cha- ev-er- x0. J78. Women of Woodcraft, Ogden Circle, Monday night at S Vu.Tvlj fou. on Il'iv.i Xu. 2. A. O. V. W. o clock. Odd Fellows' Hall. Visiting Good A. n o. W. Hall every Bat-itig from ownNeighbors Invited. I'aiii-rs-u'dav evening. Vi er, Duea can be paid at the office of Ed. uue A bargain tiling brother in-- i bed if olJ a: Auth the afternoon of the 2Sih of each JAMES tl m LMGHUX. M. W. month. First National Bank Bldg. M ALTER KOR ? k 17 ANNA L. ADAMS, G. N., 2651 Uncoln RICHEY, Recorder. & riv-x- rami Are. PEIRCE, Financier. !:n. l.9P0. 5 roo-i- i Mi-wrh I1.4S0. MARIE CRITE9, Clerk. 2731 Monroe. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA ll.lsh. g.ni 'in,-- . ; mon Commercial believe that and hop,' g Bor:h. Chin of nonhern opening cMnpIate g to foreign trade will bn incithe new atatnn of the urri-to dent now occupied hv the Japanese in colonlaation Japaneae troop.ion ha been repeated in Mancale. Japaneae churia on a large civilian hare been permitted to enter ih country freely, and An rung, Feng and Vang Cheng. Mukden, Dalny hare become populou- Japan-c- i citlea. Newcbwang, where before the war thire were about a hundred Japanese, and a year ago a thousand, now hai aii thousand, and the number ia roatlnually increasing by the arrival Immi- deny of from fifty to a hundred WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT. uit-i-- ESTATE. AL m cu- Pekin, Sept. FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD RAILWAY CARMEN. " Jh:;rr-- c.. f. U ots. FRATERNAL . FOR FOR - 7 Sego IJly Circle. No. 174. meets y Ogden second and fourth Friday nights i. Amer-'of at 7:3u, in K. .if p. Hall. ViaiUng lt.,:;av Curmea i Iki an, I hrj Friday of each neighbor cordially invited. MRS. ADDIE CI.ARK, G. 7. "lya K jtJ:i. 1UKDY. C 222 23rd St ELLEN EASTMAN, Clerk, 2234 Wash. C, WR. ALIYA Y, It. 8., 146 W. 22nd ington Ave. lunch room: Minp; nine: i is..-- I'i-c- lWW. CHANCES. ilri. jFOK SAl.K 5. Coure In English Course In English for This Month. for the Beginner. fer tho Advanced Pupil. How n Increase One' Vocabulary. The Art of Conversation. Should and Would; How to Uao Them. Pronunciations (Century Dictionary.) Correct English in the Home. Correct English in the School. What to Bay and What Not to Bay. g and ProCourse In nunciation. Alphabetic Li at of Abbreviation. Business English for the Busineti Man, Compound Words: How to Writ Letter-Writin- W. J. MORAN. F. & D. H1CKT, G. K. THE UNION FRATERNAL LEAGUE. The Union Fraternal League. Utah Plate Assembly. No. 22$. meeta 'in tho Eagles hall every Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. J. .1. BRUM MITT. Speaker. WAYNE RICHARDSON, Treasurer. 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