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Show DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL. SATURDAY. DECEMBER H, HOT. PAGE TEN. AMUSEMENTS WNk Commsncixg December 7 J I Utahna Theater j "Tha Donvor Express a Westera The Denver Express" play, depleting both the bright and of life In Culurado, aa thadoay sides well ae the efforts of Gilson Payne, afterwards Lord of Tynemouth, an English swindler, to .rob the wife and child of an extremely of his valuable mining claim. The dastard's schemes are foiled by Melodrama a the heroes. Dead wood Dick and Hiram Garvey, sheriff of Cool county and 1 I Stock Company half-broth- Praaanta ths Four-a- ct Foul Play ! 2 Saturday Matins 2 : Prices : Siii on 2 : 10c, J Ogden, Utah, October 24, J 907 at AT THE GRAND at owner of Garvey's Luck. The piece abounds in thrilling situations and startling episodes. When the hero finds that the mother has been murdered by Indians, who are emissaries of Gilson Payne, he swears to protect her innocent child, and in his efforts to keep his oath, risks his life on. several occaalons. His Union Men and Their ends happly. The comedy scenes of tnis play make laughter frequent and enjoyment a sure thing. The specialties, suenery and costumes are better than ever, and they were good enough last season. The Indian attack is now one of the strongest features of the play, and is led by three Apaches who will make the small boy shudder of this with the. famous tribe. One of the beat attractions of the season for those who like a dramatic farce, strongly seasoned with escapes and dramatic situations following fast upon each other, will be The Denver Express." Comedy of the fast and furious kind, a number of clever specialties In and between the acts, give added seat to this melodrama, which cornea to the Grand tonight. ATITEMTON war-who- op hair-bread- WE PATRONIZE THE FOLLOWING PLACES OP BUSINESS AND INDIVIDUALS WHO USE THE a. DEPENDENT PHONE ONLY. THEY BELIEVE IN THE JUSTICE OF THE ELECTRICAL Workers'. DEMANDS AND HAVE CAUSED TO BE REMOVED THE TELEPHONES THAT ARE UNFAIR 10 ORGANIZED LABOR. th CIGAR 20c, 30c : SHEET IRON WORKERS. Is a list of Sheet Iron Workers: Ogden Steel A Iron Worka 2285 LinFollowing coln. Dl K. fectionery: R. Erikson, 811 24th. J. K. King. SHOEMAKER. Following is a Uat of Shoemakers: Geo. Wale. G. Stein, 2578 Wash. LADIES FURNISHINGS. Following la a llat of Ladles Fur- Drag Store A Wifes Secret," at tha Grand tomorrow (Sunday) Roller Skating Rink On Grant Avenue THERE WILL BE FIFTEEN MINUTES TURES GRAND MOVING PICEACH EVENING. MARCH AT t;30l LADIES ADMITTED GENTLEMEN FREE 10a night Max Figman ner. Hiram Garvey, sheriff of Cool Readers ef current fiction, who found county. Is a true friend and aided by mm 'a h to delight them in Harold Tildy Ann, the wife of Garvey, these story, "The Man on the Box," three Westerners succeeded in piecing the little child they have fought fur will find equal pleasure in Grace LivIn "her right possession as Countess of ' ingston Fumiss's dramatisation of the which will be presented here soon Tynemouth. They strike a bonansa book, Max with In an old well hole, und as millionFigman aa tbs stir, supported by a carefully selected company aires they go Into the drawing-room- s of Britain's aristocracy and In aplte of and mounted with special attention to many amusing blunders that are as every detail of furniture and scenery. laughable as a farce comedy, succeeded "The Man on the Box, was the proIn impressing everybody with their nounced comedy success of the New simple honesty and goodness at heart. York season and ran for 100 nights. It The desperate scheme of the villain is a clean, wholesome comedy, full of of the play, pllson Payne, earl of Tyne- spirited action, bright dialogue and Inmouth, la a constant source of danger teresting dramatic situations. The hero and annoyance to Hiram Garvey, the Is a character admirably adapted to sheriff, and It la only after a terrific Max Flgman'a style and temperament knife combat that tha handcuffs are , and agTords him the beat opportunity of placed upon the villain's wrists and all his career. Mac-Grath- STRAY TOPICS FROM LITTLE OLD NEW YORK NEW YORK, Dec. 10. The majority of the fashionable set is back In town for the holidays. Those who remained In the country for Thanksgiving have returned to the dty and opened up their town houses and will be kept busy till long after Christmas, for the social calendar la full of weddings, receptions and dances, not to mention the two operas that attract a brilliant gathering every evening. The reopening of the big mansions on Fifth avenue, gives the necessary touch to the fashionable quarter to make it seem alive and gay. After many months of quiet, the big shutters have been removed from the windows, lights once and autos draw up before tha doors. A Ca ers: J. J. McKlnr hl PAPER COMPANY. of Paper Sellars: a Lambert Paper , Following la . 8ADD1ERY. Following 2s a Vat of Saddleries, C. Platt Geo. E. Cross J. nishing establishments: Wykas A Blair. Auditorium Stewart HORSESHOERS.' Following ia a list of Horseahoera: I C. Williams. Ogden Electric Machines A Car. rises Co. Savage A Bruno. Utahna Shoeing Shop, CARRIAGE PAINTER. Following s a list of Carriage Paint- CANDY AND CONFECTIONERY. Following la a list of candy and con- : Sala Always Ons Wssk 2 in Advanus at Utahna STORES. Following is a list of cigar stores: Booster Club. Three Friends Cigar Co, 114 25th. Wessler's Best. Morrtsey Bros, 187 25th 8L Smith Broa, IIS 24th. H. E. Goddard, 2808 Wash. Tha Den. 870 25th BL . May Flower, 241 25th 8L Goddard, ICI 25th St. Victory Store and Factory, 201 25th. at 2:30. J Nights at S:30. J l t INSIDE WIRING. Following ia a Uat of Inside Wiring MILLINERY. Following ia a list of Mllllnary shops: Stafford Millinery Co, over Wright's. Mrs. Lyons, 2351 Wash. Mrs. Spurglon, Washington. CLOTHING STORES. Following la a list of Clothing Stores: Shops: Commercial Co. TENTS A AWNINGS. Following is a Uat of Tent and ing Shops: John Hoxer. Wrights, 2261 Wash. Rosenhluth A Up man, 858 25th. Fred Nya, 8413 Waah. New Store, 810 85th St Awn- BICYCLE REPAIR. Following la B. Cohan, 258, 182 25th BL M. Bulfaunt 158 26th St RACKET STORE. Following la a Uat of Racket Btorea: O. D. Rasmussen, 2167 Wash. JEWELRY STORES. Following is a Uat of Jewelry Stores: W. 8. BuswelL P. W. Stecher, 2468 Waah. SHOE STORES. Following Is a Uat of Shoe Btorea: A. Christenson A Co, 2168 Wash. BARBER SHOPS. Following ia a Hat of Barber Shops; Elm. 871 24th Bt A. J. Hollow, 1484 Grant Wiggins, 2317 Waah. H. IT. FoMmau. 2281 Waah. r. Gr4n. 28 25th. Hooser, 158 85th. Brightman A Press, 188 21th. Haaly, 102 25th. Lone Star, 218 25th. Las Martin, 164 25th. A. Fabor, 848 25th. G. W. Gaynor, 2401 Wash.' in. i; a Uat of Bicycle Repair Shops: A. W. Brown. SALOONS. Is a list of Saloon : Following Tha Papst Bar, Cbaa. Iverson, WaU Ava. 2470 Harry Pattlson, Turf Exchange. Elephant Bar, 201 25th Bt The Oxford Saloon, basement Eociea , Bldg. Milwaukee, 244 25th Bt Atlas, 27 24th. Ranch, 288 24th. Palm. 858 24th. Bt Louis 218 25th. Thorn and Heyman Saloon, 278 24th. Warts A Hansen. Botts A Co. M. Martin A Ingebretaon. Folkman A Allen. J. W. McKenna, 844 85th. Ed. McGuire, 272 25th St Owl, 222 25th. Ogden Baer Han, 174 25th. Tha Buffet 112 25th. Blainark, 128 25th. Healy Bar, 104 25th. Bank, 112 25th. Arcade, 118 28th. Narth Star, 128 26th. Assembly, 148 28th. Hart-uSaloon, Five Points. GROCERS. Cesare Fraxsln A Bros, 66 18th. . Arcade, 11 25th. and to learn the causes and remedies of panics in tha past. But besides the demand for boolu dealing with the history and economic theory of banking, there has been an unusual call tor books containing stories about For example, John money matters. Elm. Laws Mississippi Bubble has had great run." C. J. Tribe, 2874 Wash. Reed Hotel Barber Shop. The barber who advertised that while DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS. hla customers were having their hair 1 alumna cut, they could have their nails maniFollowing la a list of Dry Goods and cured, shoes shined, and hats cleaned, at the same time, thought he had hit Notion Btorea: Golden Rule. upon the greatest combination as time saver for the busy New Yorker. Dean Furnishing Co. vn rtsq However, the New York Central, under Clark's Stone. Just Inaugurated, has made theplan it for no la But means the the man, possible holiday by busy spirit really no l confined to the wealthy class alone. who generally has all of the four It ia everywhere apparent. And al- things enumerated above aoompllshed though it seems customary In every while he alts in the barber's chair. circle to talk "hard times" still tha Ha may, to attend to one thing more, .eoivbA bne shops seem aa crowded aa ever with call a messenger and arrange for an early Christmas shoppers. Aa usual extensive business trip. It la no longer jn ,q I Mu'Of i the stores are urging customers necessary for a man to stand In line tbt 'country Is used la thr all product to buy early in order to avoid tha rush in front of the ticket office window. oi- that always exists Christmas week, He merely has to write a letter or tele- BANKER MORGAN GETS A per chains that they learned to make but the majority of New Yorkers like phone any of the numerous branch ofBOOK MARK FOR CHRISTMAS at school. For each member of the the hustle and bustle of walling till fices of the New York Central, and the last minute before making their a messenger will call at hla house, club family there are gift wrought with the purchases so that It.ia probable that or office or wherever he may choose, It Is Presented by His Granddaughter love of their own tiny hand. Last with him tickets no thia year will be the necessary jtaklng exception. Whs Made It Hsraelf land Pullman accommodations to conyear tha banker from WaU street forgot to tribute the all of hla great stock transaction, as finished of ths traveler. comfort Before the clergy had really criticising .President Roosevelt's action It is believed by the railroad officials ta hi office and he bowed low when ha was presented J. Morgan Plerpont removing the religious motto from that thia accommodation to ths busy tha great financier at home are two es- with a burnt-woo- d hook mark in the bet' in the gold pieces, the board of traveler will result In sufficient in Helen name hla no of different little Individuals. At creased business the granddaughter, education to and the warrant sentially pracgave perministers, than that made from tttferior time of the year, and under no other Hamilton. Then he gathered the littically every Catholic and Protestant manency of the plan. , TryYWMUyiffiOyb'Wnnext in the city a new cause for religious la made more prom- tle artlat in hla arm and kissed her At the urgent request of tha To the average stranger In New York circumstances, this jfbatch The way U will be eaten will agitation. than inent tha Christmas sea- hard. during on who Jewish difa aent committee seems rabbis, little it Sunday, very s US&4eft.TiI youa to wait for the purpose of eliminating ferent from any week day, except that son, and In hla playful relations with BRAVE LADDIES. i all sectarianism from ths schools, an the stores are closed and there ia leas his little grandchildren, says tha Deusrder was issued to the principals and trucking about the streets, otherDelineator. cember teachers forbidding them to hold any wise the big city seems to be aa buay A short while ago there waa started He first commissions Santa Claus Oristmas exercises, In which It was ever. There are Infinite amusenecessary to mention the name of ments to attract the pleasure aeeker, most liberally for them. Then during a movement to have the kilts of a cerr Christmas. This, of course, and the trains and trolleys are crowded the week between Christinas and New tain one of the British "Highland eliminated also the Christmas with the thousands on their way to tCHe discarded In favor of ordirrffofs. It was further prohibited to the country for the day. But the in- Years they have a tree for him. It la regiment trouser. It was objected that nary veranda any of the Christian saints, terests of the 1,200,000 people in New set up on the that Santa Claus waa simply York vary widely, and while some look of his residence on Madison avenue. the men would be discontented at this obliged to change all tila plana, and upon Sunday aa a day of recreation, Thera are present tha children of hla change, and the colonel gave orders that a census of the regiment be taken, OWftlHWh'ajf school children who had others attend some form of religious kMfilliKiklni forward to his coming worship regularly. In the boroughs son, John Plerpont Morgen, Jr, and In order to ascertain the: wishes of were bitterly disappointed. Naturally of Manhattan and Bronx alone there his daughters Mrs. Herbert Satterlee the men themselves. The colonel la 'k H'APX IL protest waa raised against are 587 churches, and It waa recently and Mrs. William Pierson Hamilton. the descendant of a long line of Scotch and strives earnestly to uphold OTtinn. and a considerable estimated on a Sunday morning that have themselves trim- lairds the old traditions. teachers themselves there was nearly a quarter of a mil- The little people with tree the med gay The sergeant, who took the census kindergarten pa had been harrow lion people attending the different serclaims. During the vices. The figures show also that e schools In the there were three tlmea as many women lost time Is church goers as men. r ifieeryis ,tA ten-doll- ar - glass-cover- - ed K-ntlo- up. one-quart- er All .Kindsof ifc jilolShWiaj. Great American Tea Co. TAILOR SHOPS. Following is a Hat of Tailor Shop.. John the Tallin, UH Grant Ave. P. Anderson A Co, 282 25th si. R. W. Anderson. 254 25th St. T. C. Christenson. 2512 Wash. PICTURE FRAMERS. Following is a list of Picture From. tag Shopa: F. Masse, 2414 Wash. RESTAURANTS. Following Is a list of Restaurants-Mayflowe- r Cafe, H. p. McOardla Prop, 848 25th St People's Restaurant, 2478 Grant. Oxford Cafe. Stinson Cafe, 843 25th St White House, 241 25th. Little Gam, 214 H 26th. COFFEE HOUSES. Following la a list of Coffee Houm: Tha Singer, 111 26th 8L Utahna, 121 25th. Downs Coffee House. POOL ROOMS. Following to a list of Pool Rooms: J. C. Baker, 114 26th. NOVELTY AND CURIO, Following to a Uat of Novelty ta4 Curio Shops: Barklow Broa, 141 25th. WUdeamlth, 102 26th BL Low Bros, 114 25th. F. L. Smith, 107 25th. BROOM FACTORY. Charles Tlllotson. rear of 748 24th Bt PAWNBROKERS. Following 1a a Uat of Pawnbroker: Karts Broa, 111 25th. SECOND-HAN- STORES. D Wecker A Haaar, 111 25th. Globa Cleaning Co, 821 25th. CURIOS AND CIGARS. W. A. Taylor, 2480 Grant Aw. INSTALLMENT HOU8EL Kilns Furniture A Carpet Co, 14th Bt AMUSEMENTS. 111 Grand. Utahna. Nickelodeon. Bijou. . The Electric. PHOTOGRAPHERS. B. F. Booy, 2411 Wash. Luka Crow shew, 1400 Waah. TIN SHOPS. Following Is a list of Tin Shop: IL L Croaby. PRINTERS AND BOOKBINDERS Wasatch Printing Co, Geo. F. Bummers, Mgr, cor. 28rd and Wash. amwiwtr 15,000,-00- 'naniibsFCe? - -- M is worth, doing weH. If be cured of rheumatism, Snow Liniment and pm cured." A positive cure Co Neuralgia, Bruise. traded Muscles and all the III thK flesh is heir ta A. G. M. Willln,, Navasota. Texas, write: "I have used Snow Liniment tat bed sprained ankle and It gave the In tin satisfaction. I always keep it corSold by George F. Cave, house. ner 23rd and Washington. worth doing you wish to use Ballard's will be "well for Sprains, Journal want ada deliver the 8s0 Domestic and Imported Wines, Liquors and Cigars in the city. 0. OUR SERVICE IS THE BEST f s4 WHATS We carry the Finest line oi one-ha- $ of the regiment, finally appeared with his report. AU the men with the exception of three are In favor of the change, nr, he aald. "Indeed!" the colonel said. "Ten me the name of these three true clansmen. They shall be promoted. The sergeant read the list. Patrick They are, sir, he said. Doolan, Hans Stelnbrenner and Moses Ikesteln. Harper's Weekly. WE ELEPHMl BAR - i " "SC Why, are asking the The extension of Riverside Drive boasa.towrtr holiday of the from 125th to 158th street, a distance hold JWOst dear of one and cVH'nBbiWfUk miles. Is practically completed, after three years of work at a total cost of 11.500,000. , wlvi fcn oT this par- - Architecturally as well as scenlcally the the new drive will equal If not surpass .nth tkni!gr.,XhrtMiit)Tinntdimtocauaed greatest agitation throughout the city. the older section of the boulevard beJ low Grant's tomb. At its highest point 4 el4l aft the roadway rises eighty feet above iis of JMMJ0 other dISMAfi wklM that Hudson and at its lowest level la Whatever veur wants aUlnJiiiva 1ft. ha. willed in tlia.,jiear the every " jnfttfiM slxtv feet above the river. There Is with the future torcum to be still another extension to this urmmdyua , may be "that- - so- settled down- In boulevard extending from 158th street to Bpuyten Duyvll. This new adlf dition will be three and One of the interesting sidelights on In length and will cost the city miles the presint financial troubles. Is the very marked Increase In the Qgmlgt of 1 i&P'0lJLh books dealing with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy fc. that have.JjeejvxiT fj1 ss&w? wa.gqgfTTOi" llbrarle-Ntis a medicine of great worth I ty considered. dealing .xljli lerit Try It when you have a ods. (k'fl cold and you are certain to Jjjior hranchfhtne Mlspar In the past month. R40kj8hlch have bo pleased with the quick relief which remained untouched for years have It affords. It la pleasant to take and been called for. The people seem to can always be depended upon. For .want in, study far lhem.-1v-ith urhvxJa a IIIV U'acuejwErcraFnuRiiLaK 'SQTJIruggista. aJaXy v II VI YWUl saiiu 1,UU1W, fl Lumber BUTCHER SHOPS. Fallowing la a Uat of Butcher Ogden Packing Co, 864 ;4lU Shop.. s W. Sea bolt. Washington. TEA COMPANIES. u T OGDEN TRADES & LABOR ASSEMBLY GetYour Name On This List Noilly Box 44 ;he;FI6wer of the -- Friends J. COMPANY S PROPRIETORS THE ELEPHAN1 F. SMJTh 30S Twenty-fift- h St. Oita, vtlh |