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Show DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL, TIMES HARD COMING IN THE METROPOLIS. Committee Will Deviao Means of Caring For the Great Number Who Are Out of Work. lAmdmi, Dei-- . 21. Though EDUCAT IS OF UNEMPLOYED RAILROADS OF THE COUNTRY DOING GOOD BUSINESS. one in the great Kiigllah metropolis appears to be preuiing for the Christwith the mas festivities Just now, shops doing a good business and evmoney spending eryone apparently freely, those who see the under surface of things detect unmistakable evidences of the approach of hard times. Though London always has a standing army of unemployed it is Quite evident of late that its ranks are being recruited at a startling rate. The fact that it has been deemed advisable to resuscitate the old Mansion House committee on the unemployed, shows which way the wind Is blowing. Those Interested in the matter express the hope that the committee will change its plan of procedure so that substantial .and beneficial results may The committee was be accomplished. formed a number of years ago Just after the West End had been terrorized g by a crowd by the of hungry men marching in riotous proreiwlon from a meeting In Trafalgar Square. The alarm created by this demonstration opened the pockets of the mllionalres of Mayfair and Ilelgra-viand money flowed freely irito the committee's treasury. It was distributed, however, in so foolish and Indiscriminate manner that in the opinion of many expert workers among the poor, it did more harm than good. It undoubtedly attracted to London a whole army of loafers from the provinces and the result was that the worthy unemployed were cheated out of their share of the relief funds. A novel plan for the relief of the rapidly Increasing number of unemployed has been proposed and it Is Just now the subject of much discussion. This Is that the government acquire the large areas of derelict lands in Essex and Suffolk and give profitable and healthful employment to many thousands of men In the work of foresting the window-smashin- a, hinds. INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CONGRESS ST. LOUIS, Mo Dec. 21. The medl cal section of the International Con grass of Science and Arts, to be held next September at the World's fair, will be atended by some of the most famous men In European professional life. Of the twenty-fou- r departments Into which the congress la divided, two are given to medical research. In each of the sections, also under the two departments of medicine, will be selected u prominent American physician or Investigator, who will discuss certain phases of medicine. An eminent American specialist will also preside over the deliberations of each section. In order that American scholarships may compare favorably with European scholarships the administrative board of the congress of ssience and arts is making the selections of Americans with extraordinary care. OF PRINCIPALS REREPORTS CEIVED 8ATURDAY NIGHT. Though ths Volume is Lass Than a Nearly Twelve Hundred Dollars Raised and Paid In Toward tho PurYear Ago All Equipment chase of Pianos. Is Employed. iH-o-. With the little surplus exception of grain, freight Is in transit or awaiting shipment. yyt western railroad officials are quite confident that conditions will remain satisfactory owing to an uninterrupted demand for necessities. The equipment of all roads Is kept busy and the number of empty cars svalluble is not greater than is needed. The value of merchandise moving Is less than a year ago, but this is beneficial as prompt transmission and delivery Is facilitated, much to the satisfaction of shipper and consignees. The only complaint conics from the southwest, where the floods did so much damage last spring, but the situation there is not nearly so bad as pictured, by some of the complaints. General prosperity in that section keeps the roads busy. Miscellaneous pocknge freight Is heavier than a year ago. During the last few weeks a large percentage of it has been made lip of holiday goods of a better and costlier kind than has been going into the west for many years. There has also been a good movement of the other kinds of high class goods. In the west and northwest this condition is not quite so pronounced, although it does not necessarily mean that the farmers and others are1 not as prosperous as those In the southwest. There is a good healthy demand emanating from the first named sections, but there is a disposition to hold off temporarily until the financial situation becomes clearer. Regardless of this fact, traffic men say that they are well satisfied with the showing their roads are making. The demand for staples represents actual necessities, yet it is sufficient to keep cars pretty CHICAGO, III., every- 21. well employed. Most of the equipment now In use on the princlpul lines Is of a greatly lar- ger carrying capacity than a year ago, so that the business being handled is at a less expense than at that time. Nearly all roads are operating on a basis of smaller expense. The matter of increased wages is said to be out of the question and further retrenchment in this direction is likely. are enthusiastic officials Some enough to believe that the coming year will show nearly as good and in some respects better net results than during the current period or the preceding one. They are all getting the benefits of great Improvements, and in a number of Instances this will not have to be charged up against net earnings of the immediate future. Some officials seem to think that there Is enough grain In the country to tide over the period of industrial depression, and, should another year bring forth good crop results, the reads will hardly know what a lean year is. The growth of population in the territory contiguous to the big transportation companies is constantly increasing, and at the moment is large enough to preclude the idea that the road will not have a well balanced traffic in the future. DECEMBER COAL Nsw Buckwheat Flour, 10 lbs.... 50 25 Nsw Corn Moal, 10 lbs Nsw Mapls Syrup, par gal..75o to 1.40 25 Now Canned Corn. 2 cans Nsw Canned Tomatoes, 3 cans. ... 25 25 Nsw Strained Honsy, 2 glasses... 25 New Mines Meat, 2 lbs. for Now Apple Butter, per jar.... 40, 50, 75 Nsw Currants and Raisins, 2 pkgs. . . ... ... ... .......... New Citron, Lomon and Orango Pool, per lb Now Crab Apple Cider, gal 1903. 21, New Groceries MEETING OF THE TRAFFIC L MONDAY, OUR TON IS AS BIG AS A TON CAN BE. TELEPHONE 18 X. TELEPHONE 18 K. Shurtliff Coal Co. 20 50 The board of education met Satura. No. COAL No. No. No. Superb Cut Flowers a 430-- Fish, Meats, Game... HiilUiUittiiUiiHi : Ogden Hilling Elevator Companys t L MISTLETOE Ogdens Best AND HOLLY Phoenix High Patent. Z. If YouHave For Light and Power one-hal- Dealers In a Complete Line of A chance of a lifetime to get Just Electrical Supplies : Wiring Rerlably what you want for Christmas pres- Done t Housewiring Our Specialty. ents at Just what you want to pay. Alex Leathern, Mgr, Ross Book Store 9 to 11 tomorrow tors and all remedies failed, Bucklen's Arnica Salve quickly arrested further inflammation and cured him. It conquers aches and kills pain. 25c. at Jesse J. Driver, Druggist Removal Sale! I W.W. Browning &Co!l Our fino lino of CHINA and GLASSWARE must bo closed out at great sacrifices. I JOB PRINTERS L g Catalogues Especially Well Made A. OLSEN 3369 Wuhingtoo Art. I 3461 Wash. Ay. A place where any fancy to bute of usefulness THATS OUR STORE, .A you. assist suggestions toCARVING Ours Is the only store come In SETS some: BOHEMIAN GLASS rying this beautiful wnre. 'sets and vases,and makes car- It comes In water and wine suierbly handsome presents CUT GLASS There Is nothing prettier than one of our olive dishes or small bowls, but our selection Is extensive enough to please anyone. FANCY 8ILVERWARE An unlimited assortment, including spoons. Ladles, knives and forks and nut sets. stag handles, silThey ver mounted, three pieces to the set and prices between 92.60 and 915. CHAFING DISHE8 Is there anything pleasanter to have on a cold evening than a rarebit? Our dishes have other uses, too. FIVE O'CLOCK TEAS Our assortment Is extremely varied In sises and prices. LAMPS A beautiful line. They insure comfort to readers and make a room cozy. well-ma- STECHER. STECHER. STECHER. STECHER. WE ARE CLOSING OUT OUR BIG 8TOCK NOW. WATCHES, AND CLOCKS, DIAMONDS, THE CHOICEST DESIGNS IN FINE EVERYJEWELRY. THING POSITIVELY MU8T BE SOLD AT GREAT VALUEGIVING FIGURE8. STECH ERS 2441 WASHINGTON X1LNSIVL enough to enable anyone to make just the selection she wishes. All wares, including Haviland, German and French China are represented in our superb stock. Perfectly white China or with various designs some d and costly others popular priced sets, single pieces and unique effects all represented. Nothing makes a prettier present than a CREAM AND SUGAR SET. Wo sell them at prices ranging between 65c and $5.00. A singlo plate, handsome in design and color, makes a splendid and highly appreciated present. 2419 Washington, THE CROCKERY PEOPLE." 11-- 5 ?'? 1:25 TIME CARD, in effect Nov. a.. 22; 1909, DEPART. No. 6 Atlantic Mail for Salt Lake City, Provo and all polnta east 7:15a.h, No. 12 To Salt Lake City and Intermediate 8:10a.m. points, dally No. 2 Atlantic Limited for Salt Lake City, Provo, Leadviile, Pueblo, No. Den- ver and all points east, dally Atlantic Express for Salt Lake City, Pueblo, Denver and all points east, dally 4 2:15 p.m. 7:00 p.m. ARRIVE. No. 3 No. Pacific Express from Denver, Pueblo, Provo, Salt Lake City and all 1:05a.m. points east, dally Pacific Limited from Salt Lake City, Provo, Denver and all points 11:45 a.m. east, daily Pacific Mall from 6 No. 1 Denver, Pueblo, No. Lead-vlll- e. Salt Lake City and all points east daily Local from Sanpete Valley 9 2:40 City, Chicago and St. Louis. 7:00 p.m. York and ston. I. A. B1NTON, General Agent Passenger Department, Balt Lake City. C. A. HINBY, Ticket Agent, Ogden. O. B. GILSON, Agent, Ogden. UnIqnV ITpacIficTI SOT V' PlCTOR'V Nov. 22, 1903. TIME CARD, in effect DEPART. No. 6 Mall and Express... 7:10a.m. No. 2 Oveland Limited for Omaha, Council Bluffs, Denver, Kansas City 2:40 pm. and East, dally Atlantic Express for Denver, Omaha, Council Bluffs, Kansas City and all points east, 7:10p.m. dally ARRIVE. Pacific Express from Council Bluffs, Omaha, Denver. Kansas City 8:80 a.m. and east, dally Oveland Limited from No. 1 dally No. 101 STECHER. STECHER. STECHER. STECHER. pm. Omtba, Kiimi Through Bleeping Can to New Bo- G. 2:90p.m. 1:40 Fast Mall a A. HENRY, p m. Ticket Agent H. CORSE, Pass, and Fght Agt T. W. COLLINS, Traveling Passenger Agent 'ittitmtm f mm : THE. AVENUE. Sz Home Bakery and Grocery, Tslsphons 201 X. i -- 2234 Jeflferson J. Avenue, C. SCHWARTZ, Prop- - SCHWARTZ BROS. Bakery and BROWNING BROS. CO. OODEN, UTAH -- I ; For all kinds of Bakerj Good, . Staple and Fancy Groceries. ; hand-painte- Grant, 'n-- de OUR CHINAWARE DEPARTMENT. Richardson ' Omaha, Council Bluffs, Kansas City, Denver and all polnta east, a .A e E:55 MANDtWESlfp No. 3 Xmas Presents at Cost; the most fastidious may be pleased where every Christmas present combines with attractiveness, richness and beauty the distinguishing attri- ap'm-mediat- OGDEN, UTAH. D. E. BURLEY. General Pasenger and Ticket Agent Salt Lake City, Utah. No. 4 An Opportunity of a Life Time to Get Your ...Santa Claus Own Store., ' ARRIVE. E. W. WADE, Manager for Ogden. morning. Quick Arrest. Bl lo-i- s Salt Lake P'L Salt Lake and Inter- mediate points 7 00 a. No. 7 Salt Lake and Mil- ford 11:20am. No. 9 Butte and Pocatello Express 12:15a. a No. 11 Salt Lake and Tin- tic 8:55 pun, . North of Ogden. No- - 12 Cache Valley 10:90 s.m No. 8 Portland and Butte. 700 am. No. 10 Butte and Pocatello. 6:S0 Trains south of Juab run dally cept Sunday. Ticket office at Union Depot G. H. CORSE C. A. HENRY Freight and Pass. Agt Ticket Art afford to burn coal oil. If you need power there is no kind that will prove as satisfactory for the money. 2450 Washington Ave. A. Gulled ge of Verbena. Ala, was twice In the hospital from a severe case of piles causing 24 tumors. After doc- . No. 1 No. 8 is the best. CHRISTMAS J. DEPART. Salt Lake, Provo and all polnta south 12 Salt Lake and Tlntl.-8 Salt Lake and Inter- mediate points 10 Salt Lake and lnterl points 4 North of Ogden " 11 Cache Valley 7 Butte and Portland. 9 Pocatello, Montpelier and Butte South of Ogden 2 FLOUR K journed. No. WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR ANTHRACITE. Apples, Oranges, Bananas, Figs, day evening, all the members being Almonds, Filberts,Bra-silWalnuts, Dates, present and Judge Dee In the chair. Peccant, Chestnuts, SHsllburks. The principals of the different schools Call and sss our lino of beautiful throughout the city were present to re- gifts free with cash purchases. port what they had done In the way of raising money for the piano fund. SuEDGAR JONES felicitous 333 25th 8treet. perintendent Allison made-Tslsphons 124. For the Holidays Prices Seasonable speech In which he introduced the Delivery Prompt. principals one after the other. HolbrooK Greenhouses Principal Thomas of the High School Phone Eugene Holbrook, Mgr. made a report which showed that the sum of 1980 had been raised at that institution in various ways. Mr. THE of the South Washington Bishop school reported 977.67, Frank ChristenTHE RIGHT PLACE sen of the Central school 941.90, Mrs. a TO GET THE RIGHT KIND Maguire of Lewis school 9104.75, Mr. & AT THE RIGHT PRICES. Hauslk-- of Mound Fort school 9101.26, Mr. Patterson of Grant school 9107, Mr. a Smith of Five Points school 950, Miss Kellar Fred. Fitzgerald of Emerson school 986.10, 2478 Wash. Phone 219-Miss Burton of Quincy school 9100, Mr. Adams of Madison school 9202, and Mr. Wintle of Pingree school 9200,maklng a total of 91,178.16 paid In. S This splendid showing was evidently much appreciated by the members of the board. Mr. GwllIIam, in a short Ask for speech, said he felt gratified at the reports of what the teachers had done 9 toward the purchase of the pianos and on behalf of the board and the people S us well he thanked them for their efMorM fective work. Mr. Islaub followed by saying he appreciated the difficulties Choice Cut Flowers they had met with and said the disaa greeable feature of the piano contract ...PORTERS GREENHOUSES... was that while there were a number of Phone 360-bidders it could could only be awardFOR SALE EVERYWHERE. ed to one. He thought the board had accepted the best bid and had got the best Investment for the money. He extended his thanks to the principal, A Picture teachers and scholars who had so materially aided in the matter. President been used to Exquisitely Framed Dee fairly bubbled over with good naclothes having your Makes an Admirable Present. ture, he told a good story or two which laundered as they set everybody laughing and sad that FRED. MASSA. should be you will they were entitled to the very highest commendation for their good work. He work. our appreciate congratulated them on what they had done and said the purchase of the OGDEN STEAM LAUNDRY new instruments would redound to the 'Phone 174 benefit of the whole community. Everybody seemed pleased with the Let the Utah Light ant f, result The sum raised Is about Co. figure with you. Power what the cost of the Instruments Electrical An will conOgden Supply investigation will be, the school hoard making up the vince cannot that COMPANY. adyou you The meeting then deficiency. in Effect Nov. 22, 19oj South of Ogden. No. No. 2407 WASHINGTON 2041 WASHINGTON 25 TIME CARD 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 Catalog it is free. : Restaurant. 1 J. J. Schwartz . F. A. Schwartz Proprietors. 2313 Wash. A re. " IIIIHHI |