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Show DAILY VTA CONGRESS IBTI1 MEETS Did Not Opening Proceedings of oi-port. and get copy of experts e lU'NTKR & SALE llase burner beating stove, handsomely lilckled and lit good condition: $10. 29J.0 Washing ton ave. President Glanville of Tradee Assembly the Recipient of Handsome elected sfeaklr. Its WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 9. In mes-Manticipation o f the receipt of the members Roosevelt, of President of the Senate assembled early today in the Senate chamber and in the cloak rooms adjoining. Many of the Senators, particularly die close personal and poge litical friends of the President, were already familiar with the principal features of the message, but the reading of the paper was marked with unusual interest In the House, which is not so sedate as the upper branch of Congress, the scene for an hour or two before the fiiamhgr convened resembled somewhat an exciting day on the stock exchange in New York. Pages were scurrying about trying to find members for constituents. The laughing crowd of Representatives were admiring their new desks and the other Improvements that have been completed' since the adjournCongress. ment of the Pushing about the floor were crowds of visitors, many of them women, all anxious to obtain tickets which would entitle them to seats to witness the opening proceedings. The old habitues of the chamber were kept busy pointing out the new members who made their appearance on the floor for the first time. The older, members had a most patronising manner in speaking of the infants," ss they named the members serving their first term. The opening proceedings in both chambers departed little from the usual routine. Following prayer by the chaplains, the roll was called and the new members sworn in. In the House the nomination of candidates for the attracted attention and Speakership the respective choices were given ova tions. Uncle Joe Cannon, the new Speaker, found his desk almost hidden beneath a wealth of flowers. John S. Williams c Mississippi, the leader of the minority in the lower House, is an able parliamentarian and has served his State for many years in Congress. He gained fame as brilliant debater under the Reed and Henderson regimes. There was a pleasant echo of the triumph achieved by organised labor on Labor Day last September when the committee which had in charge the general arrangement for the celebration met in the Labor Union hall on Twenty-fourt- h street yesterday afternoon, and signalized the occasion by presenting C. O. Glanville, secretary and treasurer to the committee, with beautiful silver service for himself and Mrs. Glanville, a chaste gold neck lace for his baby daughter, Frona.with her name Inscribed on the chartn, and fountain pen for his son, Blaine, and to Mr. Glanville, personally, was presented a handsome gold ring with the initial G embossed thereon. The salver of the service bore the following inscription: "Presented to Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Glanville, in memory of Labor Day celebration, as a token of esteem they are held in by organized labor of Ogden, Utah. September 7th, WANTED People who are planning lo build next year to cull and get our list of good residence lots. HUNTER & KENNEDY. mailo a Loginning. onlargoniont of our Three-noi- n frame j SALE house und nine building lots each 50 feet front on Twentieth street east of Jackson Ave. City water; cellar. Price, 3900, ou Installments. FOR SALE at 543 Eight-roo- & FALL Knahlos us to show vou tli roo tiinos tho stvlos wo Vo havo lnul last Xmas. uttorns ami matorials for all that is now in fancy work, and wo give froo throe timos a work. Twenty-sevent- h HUNTER & NECKWEAR KENNEDY. Wf wish ws had a telephone hitched to tho oar of Eight-roo- m ITS FOR SALE Eight-roobrick house on South Washington; lot 110x525. House arranged for two families. O Good cellar, city water. Price, on installments. What will you HUNTER & KENNEDY. give. m Committee: George D. WilliamU. B. R. E.; BenJ. Jansen, Interson, national Blacksmiths; Frank Weisger-be- r, FOR SALE 1903. Good building lot 64x International Machinists; Grant 145, corner of Grant and Patterson. One Price, 9300, in instalments. Syphers, Lathers. George D. Williamson, president of block from car Hue; two blocks from schoolhouse; seven from Union the committee, made the presentation, HUNTER & KENNEDY. and in doing so alluded to the success depot. of the celebration this year and be spoke for It a higher achievement next FOR SALE We still have several year. He congratulated organised labor houses on our list that can be puron the excellent object lesson of united chased on the installment plan. HUNTER & KENNEDY, action presented by them, and be Room 6, First National Bank Bid. stowed a high meed of praise on Mr. Glanville, to whose energy and devo If you are tired of renting let me tion to labor prb.ciples he attributed sell you a house on monthly Installmuch of the success of the celebration, ments. HUNTER & KENNEDY. Mr. Glanville made a suitable reply, thanking the committee and the whole of organised labor for their generosity towards him by their unexpected gift The success of the celebration was sufficient remuneration to him, he said, for any services he had rendered;, and 'concluded by expressing his undivided devotion to the principles of united labor. We want to make the largest yet Mr. Glanville is president of the in our history, and to do so we are Trades and Labor Assembly of Ogden placing before the buying public and chairman of the the and largest line of of the Ogden committee executive JEWELRY Typographical Union, No. 236. ever displayed in Ogden. We are NATIONAL FIELD TRIALS. going to give you extra choice selections in Diamonds, Watches, Fine Club the List for Beagle Jewelry, Cut. Glass, Clocks, SilverLargs Entry Fine Leather Events. ware, Umbrellas, HOW CONGRESS OPENED. Va., Nov. 9. HOWARDSVILLE, Goode, etc., and we are giving better WASHINGTON, Nov. 9. From 10 The fourteenth annual field trials of prices than you can get elsewhere. m. till noon the floor of the House pre the National Beagle Club began today s New Goods. sented a bustling scene. At 11?45 on the preserves of Dr. Henry Dickson slstant Doorkeeper Kennedy pounded Bruns, near this place. The entry list his gavel and the crowded floor was is unusually large and of a High class, cleared at the stroke of noon, when and from the present outlook the meet Clerk McDowel called the House to or Jeweler. will be one of the most successful ever der. Dr. Conden, the blind chaplain, 24S3 Washington Ave. off under the auspices of the pulled offered the opening prayer. club. During the calling of the roll the repeated efforts of the clerk to pronounce the names of the new native delegates from Hawaii created much amusement. Three hundred and fifty members answered to their names. Fifty-seven- th This Years Business vice-preside- nt SO HANDSOME Fred M. Nye li 0 ns SATURDAY CLASS of school uhihlivn will Login Next Saturday ami continued for Five Weeks Only. There is absolutely no charge for the instruction, lift the children begin at once. Inexpensive pieces for them. INDIAN BEAD WORK is the rage. We have looms, heads, instructions, everything. SurprisBags and ingly pretty things can he made. to $o0 at retail. purses made of heads bring $. Xot hard to learn, either. For tin That we feel we must have every man see it. Ties are made in somewhat larger shapes this season, ana the rich end elegant new eilka show off to advantage.. Don't pass this store when Tie hunting. $4,-Ou- los-so- A SPECIAL ovory man in town, oo that ws could call them all here to eeo our Now Fall Neckwear. frame house In Nob hill. Strictly modern; 32.500, on Installments. HUNTER & KENNEDY. FOR SALE lli KENNEDY. brick house street; 92.500. m T1 10 Fancy Goods Department FOR HUNTER lint VKKY far off. If About unveil works. make anyyou'iv going to time for its gifts you thing Presents. Re- es&jj j REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. John 6. Williams of Mississippi ceived Vote of the Minority. cssssbsqsdo for Xmas? re- KENNEDY. Ft'R Routine CANNON r) Are You Getting WANTED1 To talk to the people about the A ilia King Gold Mining ComCall at room tf. First Napany. tional Hank llldg. and see samples ECHO OF LABOR DAY CELEBRATION. part from the Unusual I'.hi:!. msmFBEa MISCELLANEOUS. PLEASANT De- XnYKMBKU 9. MONDAY. .lOVUNAL, TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.! EFFORT IS IK EXTRA SESSION STATE 11 luMU'iit WRIGHTS. iocL r Clothier, Haberdashs H90C3 MILLINERY Our stock of seasonable goods will be SACRIFICED next week or so prior the During to our REMOVAL Into new premises. No hold-ove- rs in this stock. Everything the best and latest In style, material and finish for fall and winter wear. PARISIAN PATTERN HOUSE 2404 Vyashington Ave., cor. 24th 8t. c BROWNING BROS. CO. OGDEN, UTAH Carry the Largest Line of Sporting Goods of Every Description of any House in the Country, and Sell at the Lowest Possible Prices. Send for Their Large 154 Page Catalo- g- it is free. Subscribe for The State Journal. New York Racket Store The Place to Buy Bargains READ THE LIST OF LOW PRICES Right-Price- C. cA, cBeghtol Buy Goods in Their Season CANNON IS SPEAKER. The name of Joseph G. Cannon of Illinois was put in WINTER J CLOTHING IS NEEDED FOR FALL AND nomination for DEEP CUTS Speaker by Hepburn of Iowa, and John S. Williams of Mississippi was nominated by Hay of Virginia. There were no other nominations. At l o'clock the vote was taken knd Cannon was elected by a vote of 198 to 1(6. The generally accepted belief i that this reconciliation of the old-tifighters, Cannon and Hepburn, weans that Hepburn will be the next Speaker. The anouncement of the elect n of Cannon was received with applause. Williams of Mississippi escorted him to the chair. Williams Introduced Cannon and made a felicitous congratulatory speech. Cannon's reply was from manuscript Bingham, father of the House, administered the oath. IN THE SENATE. Chauncey M. Depew's appearance in the Senate chamber was the signal' for a cor31al greeting from the galleries, which grew stronger when Senator Hanna entered and walked down the main aisle, stopping to shake hands wlth Gorman before taking his seat The ovation had hardly died down hen President Frye dropped his gavel. Senator Malloney of Florida presented his credentials, after which he wae to his desk. The roll call showed evenly Senators present After the customary resolutions had n passed, the chair appointed Sen tors Hoar and Gorman to represent he Joint Congressional committee to Mt upon the President The Senate Mens $0.50 to $10.00 kinds, xPeW Men, s $12.00 to $15.00 kinds, $7.50 now Childrens $3.50 to $4.00 kinds, now at 12:15 p. m. t 7 QQ t C QQ y $7 90 $7.50 and $8.00 to Large line of Mens Pants Cut from 6.50, we have put on sale. that Knee 50c P?nts of line Bert $3.00. DEEP CUTS in Ladies, Misses and Cnildren Coats and Jackets. CLARKS Washington Ave.' ' Knitted Basting Thread Pearl Buttons, Mimrfactum of n4 Retail Delicti in Vhobub Underwear 2 HOSIERY TETER eWDESSON, 5 VrtsitM mi KNIT 3354 WuhJnflon OGDEN, UTAH doz Talcom Powder, can Kid Curlers, package Curling Irons Tape Measures WOMENS & CHILDRENS CLOAKS. We show the latest styles In Cloaks, and the prices are low, very low, compared with others high prices. CHILDREN'S CLOAKS Age 1 to 6 yrs, sell at 34c, $1.00, 31.25, 32.00, etc. A special line of Sample Coats at 31.50. All the latest styles. LADIES' SKIRTS We offer at 98c, 1c Stove Hooks 5c Butcher Knives 10c Nut Crackers lOe Cun Openers . . . .2o 6c Pie Plates ... Graters Wash Bluing 1c Wicks, doz 2o Lamp Kitchen Spoons, set 3e Shelf Paper. 24 sheets ,4c Tin Palls 5e Gallon Tea Kettles Galvanized 5o Dish Pans Galvanized 5e 4e Muffin Puns MENS, WOMEN'8 AND CHIDRENS ' SHOES. Henderson's Little Red Schoolhouse Shoes for children are the best made. Every pair is warranted and will give satisfaction. WOMEN'S DRESS SHOES In all and 83.00. the best leathers, latest styles, with BLACK SATEEN UNDERSKIRTS or without extension soles. Prices, At low prices, 49c, 75c, 98c, $1.25, 81.39, 11.50, $1.65, $1.87, $1.93, $2.25. $1.38 and $1.98. 31.25, 31.38, 81.75. $2.25 SHOES. MENS UNION-MAD- E We can show you the host line of $2.00 shoes In Ogden. Vil kid dress shoes at $1.98. Heavy buckle work shoe at 98c. High top lace boots, e, Henderson brand, $3.00. -- 5c 15o 5c 5o 4c 5c 1 5c 5o 5c 10c 83c 63o 10o At $1.50, $1.75. $2.25, 2.45. They are worth more money, but this Is a sample line and will be sold cheaper. Special price for one week on CORSETS. The 75c. line now sells at 48c; medium or short, and in white, drab or colors. LADIES' UNION SUITS; ribbed cotton, fleece lined; perfect fitting; 83c. CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR at low prices. FUR COLLARETTES OVERALL8. Womens Fine Wool hose at 25 cts. eta. Lace Curtains at 43 cts a pair. Brownie Overalls, at 25 cts. Others at 75c, 98c, $1.48 and $1.98 Mens Rockford Sox, 5c, 7c, 8c and 9c. a pair. lleuvy Wool Sox at 15c, 18c and 25c. new fall patterns and will please All cotton, Ladles' Hoalery, heavy at lOcts. a pair. you. MENS UNION-MAD- E With or without bib, fleece-line- 50 d, Dont Forget that this is a Bargain Store. We Haudie the Best Goods and Sell Them Lower than the Other Stores. We Cheerfully Refund Honey if You Are Not Satisfied. GOODS F. C.PASUSSON An. 2 Lead Pencils 1o Envelopes, all sizes, package 1c School Dictionaries .... Scissors, all sizes Hair Pins, 6 dozen 1 Pa iter, roll 1e Crepe KITCHEN SUPPLIES. 1c Strainers Tea 1 Biscuit Cutters 5c 5o Egg Whips .... .... Cake Turners .... ., 3c Knives Chopping 5c Knives to Paring Potato Mashers 10c Tin Cups Wear House of the State Utah Knitting Works nd A Thimbles Roll Tape Needles, package union-mad- es-rt-ed adjourned Paper Pins Safety Pins, 1 do Ironing Wax Photo Frames, each now Boys $3.90 to $5.00 kinds, now Boys $(5.00 to $10 kinds, NOTIONS. 9tAMgcr NEW YORK RACKET STORE |
