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Show THE MORXIXO EXAMINER, ! I SALT LAKE DEPARTMENT Eunitts from Hit Special CorrcsponleoL the state in a few weeks to Beat Veterano By a Neck, louk over the local artesian and flowwith the Favorite Third. He may be ing; wells situation. by Chief Electrical Engineer A. J. Stum, who will consider the pumping necessary to reclaim lands in this immediate country. Then E. C. Ban Francisco. March 5. Grafter, an Murphy, inspector of stream measurements is expected, to inspect the 8 to 1 shot, took the Waterhouse cup at two and a quarter miles at Oakland gauging stations. today, beating Veterano a neck, while Horatlua, one of the favorites, was TO DEFEND AMICI third. Much interest centered In the event as next to the Tborntoq stakes at four miles it Is the longest distance (Continued from Page 1.) race in the west. Showery weather the track was again railroad the sole means for the trans- prevailed andMelbourne and Our Beslaird portation of troops and auppliea from heavy. were Sine to sie withdrawn, leaving Europe, one of the most difficult' start. Horatiua and Outburst, coupled phases of the Russian military prob- In the betting, were favorites, with lem. With the Japaneae In command Veterano a well played second choice. of the sea there is always the possi-b'liof their landing small bodies ol Outburst and Rio Shannon made thea early running, but at the., end of men In unexpected place to make cut the mile and a half Grafter, who had been into the interior to drew 'railroad and telegraph linea and blow third, assumed the lead and a gap of eight up bridges, but adequate measures are away, opening up believed to have been taken to guard lengths.' When the final quarter was reached Veterano made a hold break, against such misfortune. but could not quite get tip. lloraifua It is a mistake to suppose that the also closed hut Powell, who Russians underestimate the prowess of made his firstground, since he met appearance On the contrary, with an accident two month their adversaries. ago. was they admit the tine marksmanship ol weak and could not do him Justice. As the Japanese and their marvelous abil- a result he went to the Inside fence, ity of determining ranges, yet Rus- where the The was heaviest. sians do not believe that the Japanese event had agoing value of 4.250. of which can successfully face the legion of the the winner' share was 3.400. Titus, Czar. On the sea the maritime life of winner of the third, was the medium the Japaneae give them e natural ad- of a being plavcd from 30 to vantage. but on land, where belong all 1 to 13killing, to 1. He led all the way, winthe traditions of the Russian army, from Our Pride and Foxy Grandthe men of the empire have perfect ning Nonle. the favorite, wa given a pa. born numerous faith of their experipoor ride'by Martin. The Mist, favorences with Pagan tribes and the fatalrace, was interism inherent in the Russian character. ite for the. fered with at the start, and George P. They believe that Asiatics cannot meet McNear only beat her a neck. MarEuropeans in battle array; that a yelmade a claim of foul, but It waa low race cennot triumph over a while, tin not allowed. He held See, on the winor heathen over Christians. ner, reeiionslble for lieing buniied General Kuropatktn. who will leave when the field broke. Summary: for the front March 13, ia expected to First race, Futurity course, selling he on the ground before the reel camSkip Me won. Argot second, Dora I. He has milk paign open. purchased white horses from an officer of the cav- third. Time, 1:13. Second rare, four furlongs, purse alry school to ride In the Far East, thus following the example of the fa- George P. McNear won. The Mist secmous General Skobeloff, with whom he ond. Edgecllff third. Time. :49. Third race, Futurity course, selling fought at the elege of Geok Tepe. Titus won. Our Pride second. Foxy Grandpa third. Time, 1:12. FIRE IN MASON, NEBRASKA. Fourth race, Waterhouse cup, two Mason, Neb., March 5. Fire today and a quarter miles, value $4.250 Uora-tiu- s destroyed the principal portion of the Grafter won, Veterano second, third. Time, 3:58. business section of the town. Lacy Crawford. Horton, The Way, 75,000. Rio Shannon, Modicum and Outburst finished as named. NO SURVEYS THIS .YEAR. Fifth raop, alx furlongs, selling Washington, March 5. The house Hainault won. Misty Pride second, committee cm rivers and harbors to- Mimo third. Time. l:l- Sixth race, mile and 50 yards, selling day decided not to authorise the makKeynote won, Byronerdale second. ing of any surveys for river snd harbor Improvements this year. Frank Woods third. . Time, 1:46. hv. In FOR SALT LAKE mil Vat:r Has Curative Powers of Radium. new resort, the belivcd tu pUaM.'. M liaie of radium, n inuiMTilpa Spring. in u.;:nty, a short distance from is Roosevelt jlvrr ty a ho is here baa the proiierty and i iww kJ ,1,lli,in on of a bin wn,.,i inia 'he formation rap-i-- hi Hiniiaiiy "f "1 Lake and eastern will put a flue summer km. laud hath houses at the place. Aiuilfis of the waters, made by both the teal and eastern chemists, 'showswhich "f the elements from upn1 num-- r isi'ium I manufactured and in a lr,t iases their medicinal effect kv bU uiarvidotia. The ir.iiiicr lias I .ccn kept very quiet, to talk (1)(. ,i, ,imoi .'in being unwilling the paper were nigned. hut imiil such a ,,Kmiaiions have now reu-his small chance of a (tage 'hat there 'p Kay of Chlrago, loliaiiii;1 ii; iimpfu.il inn. flan it1 11 the plans. in ROSE NOT SO 6URE.; l'rank Rose, slayer of his young wife, convicted of ftjM on Thursday toHinder and who Is to be sentenced morrow morning, begins to reslixe that of facing the death he the prospect Uk ahkeil for to not pleaaant. When seen last night In hi cell Rom- - was the picture of deaiwir and when dejection, lie would not look up an Hiken to. hut when pressed for said, without raising his eyes: I would rath-t- r It suiis me all right. Ik i.hit Ilian go to the pen. ,l, uer has marie this declaration be but not lu the manner he did last Rime fhn. sight. It would almost seem now as if lie indlffer-rn- if lull used this assumption of snd willingness to die in the hope of tusking the Jury believe that he was of this is Insane, and having now Noeleksly facing certain death, no rriwnmeudation of mercy having lawn (ailed uafe. UTAH WILL HAVE SPACE. lioremor Wells last night received , tdegrom from the educational of the SL Loula World's Fair tuning th nr Utah would be allowed all viwary space for an edtaeflkmal ex rmn-siifcii- in tihil. - . UTAH. PEND AT MORNING, OGDEN, Los Angeles, March 5. The San Pedro stakes at one mile, the gr.ws value of whilh & 1.760. spit the net 1,391), was won by Wane Nii bt at . Ascot Park today from Btuyve and Kag Tag. Best Man. the fourth starter, lost his jockey at the first tutu. Stuyve suffered a bad cut on his left hind leg In the crowding on the first turn. He 44444444 444444444 ran a game race find waa only beaten by half a length, llis owner soya the Injury ia serious and Stuyve will be laid up fur several months. Rag Tag waa a close third at ike finish. Four favoritea won. tbret of them being odds on. The other two races went to second choices. Weather fine; track fast. Summary: First race, sis furlongs, selling Katherine Euuls won, Skirmish second, Andrattu third. Time, 1:15. Second race, five and a half furlongs Golden Mineral won, Pat Bulger second, Foneasta third. Time, 1:07 Vi- Third race, handicap, hurdle, one mile and an eighth Heir Apparent won. Kir Hugh second. Double O third. Time. 2:03;. Fourth race, one mile, the San Pedro selling stakes, f 1.000 added Warte Nicht won, Siuyve second, Rsg Tag third. Time, 1:49',;. Fifth race, one mile, selling Iras won, Ultruda second, Piatonius third. Time, 1:42 j. Sixth rare. Klauson course, selling Jane Holly won, Jim Hale Rerond, Eugenie B. third. Time, 1:11, 4 yA 4 4 $ New Orleans, March 5. Crescent (g) AND TUESDAY, MARCH 7 & 8 MONDA THREE times the usual amount given on all Cash Purchases Three for one RELIABLE SHOES, RELIABLE PRICES RELIABLE QUALITY, RELIABLE FIT ff.VV HVIIUVI Lewis Shoe Store dgs a raid, notwithstanding that there is a string nit l,tw against the use of false Ktan-- d ml in wishing and measuring, that he had never made an official test during I, is ti r.n of office, which has lasted la not Mr. Tingey's the law he esn only nial.i- ilu.--c tests when requested to do " lb tin oiiniyclerks, who are the i.i . uii is for their rcsimclive coun- ex-i'I- I;. ever im .'ipplicavion to Mr. Tlngey fur an . ;ii, il test, although the state tna-l- i..,i with the necessary fur this iis- -l :.lv mea-l.- nuriKvio The u . mpKOsted that pmltablf of the clerks knew of their 'in: tli'a linn and some action ..!', 1r be taken to bring the na 4-- 5. Included among them Is plain colors Black, Blue, Brown, and the new Scotch mixtures. The style Is the Eton Jacket, with skirts In Mosel round lengths with the flar; ef10.25 fect. They are beautiful we can assure you. Prico from J ' ill 2. t, 4. Ci n - Dress Goods -- v I'r MONDAY new shades, all wool Voiles. 3G inch Fancy mixtures, all wool.noveltle Fancy mixture Mohair Silk and Wool Kolion, 42 inch New Spring Suiting. 44 inch . . Fancy Mixture Suiting, 54 . . . February ' 50c 50c 60c 114 yard yard yard yard .140 yard .1.50 yard Follows r 'f IT' This means everything in our stock Firemen of : V.iI:nt,-4- . " '' at 1 their hall. 271 evening at i"' At this meeting the Tiit wi'.l lake place, :'" of th- - as(X'iatiun are '. luii. I i:t tile appointed i V. r- -. i . PUTNAM CLOTHING HGU0 Groceries Included The greatest opportunity that the peojde erf Ogden and Weber County will have for some time. We will also include in this Sale an 2345 Washington Avenue. TOLLERS LA MQDZ Wo i' "! t FINE MILLINERY We have REMOVED this week to Elegant Parlors Over Nye's Store, 2411 Waabington Avenue. Must MASSAGE state that enBineer. wil! SHAMPOOING. MANICURING, FACIAL TREATMENT, by Appointment j J Sheets 60c 70c Pillow Cases 42x36... .... 1 2fc 45 x 36. ' IF YOU FIND THINGS RIGHT AT OUR STORE TELL YOUR j friends, if anthing is WRONG TELL US. j aine Sc urs! Treat-mant- a Cor. 24th and Adam Avc. Affords and permanent transients boarders splendid accommodation. centrally located and excellent table board at rates of $1.50 to 3.00 dally. Reese Howell & Sons. . MRS. FERRIS, Proprietor. 'Phono 232K. I SWEEPING REDUCTIONS!!! IN WINTER MILLINERY MUST BE CLOSED OUT AT ONCE typewriter that la out of repair. It pays to keep a good machine, and that la the kind that we are aelllng. We will sell you a new one or an old one fixed up to do the work like new. you do not want to buy, we will rent you one We will keep It In repair aa long aa you want It Perhaps you would like to trade the typewriter you now have for one that la In better order or tor aome different style. If eo, let na know and we will call and see what we can do for yon. H. BECRAFT for Spring Styles. AVENUE. WATCH OUR WINDOWS Thic Week Clearance Sale on STEIN-BLOC- K CLOTHING MANHATTAN SHIRTS and All Kinds of OVERCOATS A. KUHN Jite f Dry Goods 15 c BRO.. AVENUE. I The Proof of Quality The pleasing taste the satisfying and healthful effects of the tender young leaves of SANITARY 90 90 Private THE VIRGINIA By March 1st, to enable us to Rebuild our Store Room. Terms Cash. ; .Wirp-'a- .vsJi; niton IN LEADERS LICENSED i - i over. 2352 Washington Ave. d 1 I! j From the Cost HarL V. J t while exhilarated by 'Ivn'i. walked calmly Into ant Friday nlghu and iu.'kr-.- i out again with a leg ii i:.c calmly on his arm. -...'i.r-l by Officer Mil-- 1 v ' n the city jail. te regular prices $10, $12 $13.50 and $15. Th:se lots are slightly broken, but amongst them you will find all sizes. So there will be no trouble in securing a perfect fit. Call and look them 2365 WASHINGTON from the army. i'r, j up-to-da- SUIT FOR $8.95. COR. 24TH AND GRANT. It. Fuller of the batu'ry, uho is now in r i'ii fur assaulting a girl I'fi- -i m ret. to private" no i j to get a fine Now is your opportunity SELL EVERYTHING L. H. imas i affrcanragaigasari tafm All Our Salesmen Have Been Instructed as -- i $ 4 -- Gilbert. Roy Wat- licrns-losnd Eduard 2 for fast drlv--trere fined cross inns. riishoil--i-l'iuK-- r 2410 WASHINGTON a. V i"' ha.i jiM. been $FT 1 2425 Wa h. Ave at tO a. m. et - First Class in Every Respect MISS SPURGEON ulueh lie may die. He Is Kintli Wrifjht hospital. . ,. Leedom & Pcttison, Props. Call Early for Bargains l':ry shaft, sustaining V. 4 U. Day and Night. To Make Room a Mcrrur miner, fell I. J'.I 30.00. ' 2. NOTES LAKE I V. to N , TRADE WINDS Suits are here. ihrir attention. SUl Tailor-Mad- e eo of o eo o4 8.95 SUIT SALE! Arc You Listening? tl-- Washington Ava WWWWVYWVW Store is in the front rank of the line of march and we have our eye on the band wagon; that's why we are blowing our horn. a'.jiclii'od. 2279 PUTNAMS . . This. fan't. r.s under weights and II 3-- 5. It has been said that it costs more to live now than it used to; but isn't it worth more? The luxuries at your command, not long ago were enjoyed by Kings Yet progress and improvement continues every day. Our and Queens only In any other state. c!! oJo el StOCk mam From the Mighty ; MANAGER. hone 614a. OGDEN'S FINEST CAFE THE PALSTAFf OF SALES But Just a Little STATE OF AFFAIRS. clerk hn STANLEYS. STEVENS, 4--H RUSSIA FRIENDS Sell This Slate Auditor Tingvey. who to dealer of weights and measure, i 2343 Washington Avc ! Proprietor. pjf pjo si ELECTRICAL C0MEKC1AL ELECTRIC CO. f W. A. Scudder, Guaranteed. THE SALE City results: First race, seven furlongs: John Doyle won: Yellow Hammer second; Scotch Thistle third. Time, 1:20. Second race, mile and a sixteenth, Statement of Neutrality Made selling: Macilcih. wuu; Mauser secin Senate. ond; Lee King third. Time, 1:48. Third race, five and a half furlongs: Claremont won; Malster second; Palmist third. Time, 1:07. Fourth nn-e- , mile and a quarter, Oakland liaudicap: Trila-Washington, March 5 During the llill won: Ostrich second: Allcrt F. Dewey third. discussion of the naval bill In the senTime. 2:06 ate today, reference was made to the Fifth race, soiling, .six furlongs: Ath-iathat the United States sided statement Kid Silver second; Banana won; with Japan and England against RusCream third. Time. 1:13 Sixth race, one mile: Past won: sia. Mr. Hale said that he did not McWilliams second; Miss West third. want that statement to go unchallengTime, 1:42. ed; that the attitude of the United asserted and declared by our Hut Springs, Ark., March 5. Essex States was one of absolute sate department, Park result: neutrality. First race, six furlongs selling: Mike The senate today passed the followStrauss won; Dusky Secret second; ing bills: Mix Guido third. Time, 1:15. Amending the mineral land laws relSecond race, four nad a half fur- ative to surveys; amending the law long: Never Fret won;. Jlmalong sec- for the correction of double allotond; Duelist, third. Time, :54. the ments to Indiana; authorising Third race, hurdles, one mile and a president to extend an invitation to quarter: Siieory won: Accolade sec the international congress of hygiene, ond ; Don Ami third. Time, 2:19. to meet In Washington in 1909. Fourth race, mile ami a sixteenth: Honolulu Arlington Hotel, purse: HOUSE. Ralph won; Paul Whaley second; 1:46 Young third. Time, Washington, March 5. Mr; Over-streeFifth race, eve mile: Palm Reader chairman of the committee on J. postofflees and post roads, reported won; ColiBKset second; Annora third. Time. 1:44 the postofflee appropriation bill to then Sixth rm. mile and a sixteenth, the house today. The house aelllng: Flora Bright won; Bugle- - went Into committee of the whole and L horn second; Welcome Light t2iii resumed consideration of the Indian Time, 1:48 appropriation bill. THIS IS NOT progress. kindle Good Tlmo gm Arriving; during sale, purchased before the rise in prices in cotton fabrics. Investigation at the stale auditor's )iv onlay afternoon developed a mokt peculiar state of facts, one prob-alu- y ;t Union Depot St, Near EVERYTHING , Open CgD ( HAVE isnarsEi elflr Not ! . the original lntenton to use the purpose of this exhibit. now probable that at least v'li now lie utilised, the Utah (onitulniion feeling that the display sli'inlil it., nnp worthy of the state e 113, 25th 4 4 4 4& UMV THOSE LITE MEN Good Liquors. Good Treatment. i fl.'hHi for Imt It is slit1 I 44444444 444444444 recognition. unprei-edcnte- SS 1901. THE SENATE Spring Goods Wn the assignment of sitaee for exhibits was first made Lui for some unknown cause was either over-lonkor completely lgnord. The Irading educator, knowing that 1'tih Manila at least third lu the union for her school system, protested vigor fl'iflysnd have been working ever since PECULIAR aMHiapW VIS V.vw Don't forget this offer, only Monday and Tuesday. Cy) dispose .of a ha worried Utah week. . poshhiR In iHlucatluiial ; In Blue Trading Stamps At Lewis Shoe Store shil to secure It was G, Ia sensation! sniisfactorlly Thin vrxrd question that fur several riiK'Slnr MARCH PLUMBER TELEPHONE 518 x SILVER PARLOR RESTAURAR OPEN DAY. AND NIGHT. Extra fine dinner on Sunday and Wednesday, from II to 3 p. m.. 35 cent. We give nice lundi all day. . Short orders at all hour, fresh game and fish la season. oya-ter-a, Props. Charley & Hon?, Na SIS 25th SL Is what commends this high grade Japan Tea to those seeking the best Full weight packages. Ask your grocer. F. J. KIESEL (Q CO.. Importers. J J! |