Ogden Morning Examiner | 1904-12-14 | Page 8

DECEMBER 14, 1S04. THE UOBXIXa EXAMINES OGDES, UTAH, WEDNESDAY MORNING, EXAMINER TELEPHONES EDITORIAL ROOMS Independent Phone... BUSINESS OFFICE Independent Phone. WM. GLA8MANN ? Phone. POSTAL .No. 120 Interesting Contest at Bowling Teams at ths Brunswick Allays. FORGER .NS. 123 JU3Y LIST NOTED Chas. W. Hlglsv, Waller H. FOR IKE 1905 .BEEN .DRAWN THE JURY COMMISSIONERS. NAMES HAVE EDUCATOR YEAR Four hundred and fifty-twdrawn. o BY names are Tha Brunswick Bowling team of Ogden, Utah, deiaaied tha & C. 61. 1. team No. 56 Bell Phone. three straight games tost evening at The following is toe list of jurors for BUSINESS OFFICE the Brunswick allay a at XX A. Smiths. 1905 for the Second Judicial District ... .No. 66 Bell Phone. One game they were beat by 0 paa, WM. GLA8MANN the second game by 102 pins and third prepared by the Juiy Comuiasioneis: .No. 120 Bell Phone. 5 pins, making a total of 202 OGDEN CITY. game by WILLIAM No. 120 of both telephone HERROLD TAKEN AT pins. The Brunswick team being a PROF. CHAB. B. GILBERT NOTED Ahern, Henry Baumeister, John.F. ADAUTHOR WILLARD BY DEPUTY UNITED EDUCATIONAL closed after 1p.m. stronger one, gave tha opponents one W. Austin, James M. Brown, John AUDIENCE. DRESSES LARGE STATES MARSHAL SMYTH E. five man extra against six. making it Edward Aulh, M. Biel, Herbert O. Ihe highest score rolled was mads in Post Office Orders Money Forged urn lost gams by Fljrgare of the Z. C. M. Congregational Church Packed Adams, George F. Brown, Albert J. Hear Writer of Text Books Has Been Trailed By Officers I. team who railed 2ui, but was unable Aland, Wm. M. Bostaph, Peter AnderWho Is Touring Continent. Eighteen Mon tha to save the gams. Tha following ara the son, R. C. Brownell, Albern Allen, W. scorea which were rolled: Prof. Charles B. Gilbert of New York W. Boatwright, William Herrold of Wills!, Utah George Bateman, City, author of many text bonks, and Richard C. Butler, Paul C. Burdick, Several secret service men were in was brought to Ogden yeMmrday afterBRUNSWICK TEAM. noon In the custody of Deputy United successively principal of the Su Paul Ogden yesterday looking for counter Moroni Brown, WalStates marshal Smythe of Salt Lake high school, superintend not of the James J.Barker, fullers. They vtsitejl all the banka. 1 Ave. I I school of 8L Paul, Minn., New Wark,N ker Barlow, W. A. Biddle, Richard Bel-naCity to be arraigned before United B. A. West . ... 157 184 154165 John A. Reltzer, Hyrum A marriage license has been granted States CoumUafouer Maloney on the J., and Rochester, N. Y. president of 3 F. ScudJer , ... 158 ITS 170-- 168 W. Bain, B. G. BlackGeorge arrestwas 22 of Herrold the National Association Educational Far Martin of forgery. charge Weat, aged George K. Brown . . 147 170 168161 8 L. Bateman. Austin C. man, George and is ed Willard and the for at B. charged of and Mary yesterday general editor Appleton Gibson, Warren, aged . H. Nurrie . .. 152 121 144139 3 R. John Brown, Brown, Frank G. Bereveof time a wtth lectured for last 20. long period having Publishing company, Williamson .... 154 167 122152 L. James R. Ballantpe, A. Brewer. ry, of the to the church postal money forgery practiced ning at Congregational M. Buchmiller, George E. Cross, Moran audience 8U0 teachers and patof and Miaa llsggia order, so artful liaa been the offendGeorge 820 2368 774 769 . Total rons of education on the subject De- ton R. Barrows, Robert A. Crosbic, Fiorey aged 26 and 22. and both of er in this : ?gard that although United James F. Burton, Peter Cunningham, In The School Room. mocracy North Ogden have procured a marriage States offloexa have been on hia trail Z. C. M. L TEAM. W, I Burt, Chas. R. Cole, Heury M. The subject mu handled In a masterfor eighteen moutha and have traced license. Bond, H. A. Code, Wn. F. Burton, manner of him by means of hla spurious orders ful attention entire and the 2 1 Ave. the audience waa claimed from begtn-in- g John Conner, Geo. E. Browning, James Joseph P. Brockbank, of Manny, and through many towns of Montana, it W. Oumploo 99 111 71 to the rloee. Squire Coop and Mra. Casain, John M. Browning, Warren Miaa Willar.l Jarrell, of Rivera ide, have was not until yesterday that ha was K. K. Eklauk ... 161 127124 8 William He W. Alliaoa enlivened the meeting Child, Wallace Boyle, John Oonllsk, been granted a license to marry. The definitely located and arrested. 2 98 99 96 White,.... E. F. Bratx, Chas. EL Clements, Le music. with prospective couple are 27 years old went to Willard to visit with hie moth126 .... 90 147121 IL.NVisbltt er and was followed and taken la Prof. Introduced Roy was Bnchmlller, W. H. Chsvera, James each. Gilbert 205-16-71-2 by 127 170 .... J. Fit gars J. M. Carlton, Fred Bond, and by the officer and Past office APlson Ballard, Superintendent began by 88 88 105 101 .. () Griffin . Perkins of Montana, who preThe Art committee on awards met congratulating westerner upon living Chas. W. Chase, W. W. Browning, in an environment which admit of Elisha W. Chase, John D. Cordon, yestanliy afternoon and selected tha ferred tha charges againet21him. Tha 679 717 765 2181 Total la a young man of years. Innovations more readily than does tha Matthew Dinsdaie, Wm. H. Clarx, prize winners from among the exhibit' On account of United States ora at the Carnegie library and will east according to ths speaker educa- James Drysdale. Byron Chase, Samabsence at the Irrigation announce the result today. tion h the main business of Ufa and uel R. Drake. Percy A. Cook, Edgar umgresu It will be nerrasary to take the scliool ia only that small part of De Lamater, Wm. C. Chappie. Thomas A tramp, who afterwards gave his the prisoner to Balt Lake City where D. Dee, Samnel Culley, Chas. R. Drum-Heeducation which assists in the develname as David Ilsrcall, entered the Rio he will be arraigned before United J. W. Chambers, W. T. Donaldson, opment of character. Education is a Grande Western gas house last evening States Commissioner Twomis, it is uncontinuous and vital process and en- Jos. L. Carlson, W. J. Dalllmore, Virvironment ia more potent than schools.' gil P. Caine, John Douglass, James A. and refused to be ejected, producing a derstood that preliminary examination razor when the employes became in- will be waived and that the prisoner There is the social and the individual Calvert, James H. Emmett, B. P.Crlt-chloaide of character and the mission of Masked Mm Enter Court Hauae sistent. A police rail brought tfflrere will be taken to Montana for prosecuHrber Eastman, Daniel J. Doyle Mr. Hallin and Maks Way education la to develop the individual L. W. Ford, David H. Doxey, John F. l out and Herrick to the scene and ths tion. wo that will Wlffi tha Cash TakenFrem Ms offender was arrested. life for tha Fife, Moroni H. Doxey, George Flltton, regulats benefit of society, the ideal of education D, F. Densel, Aaael Fsrr, Joe. M. tha Safa, PLIGHT CFJUNAWAY Mental of founder the Prof. Knox, le the individual who from hU own Doren. A. C. Frank, Jas. R. Dinsdaie, Science College, Seattle. Wash., la in Davenport, Wash, Dae 11 Two volition series to make bimaelf most Sr, Alfred Folker, John Farr, Michael After Officer Found Lake Salt By Bey ablest masked men entorad tha court house useful to anriety. "Education," said the M. Hendry, Velacco Farr, Henry H. Ogden. Prof. Knox Is one of the ' Rough Experience. last light about 10 o'clock and sand- speaker la not verbal but vital. speakers of the day, having had 20 Hill, C. O. Polhmaa, Jos. D. Harris, The speaker condemned a narrow Chrla years' practical experience as a lecturer bagged Deputy Auditor Arthur Hallin. Rio the te Flygare, Fred Foulger, John L was called Tout Officer curriculum such aa the three Rs. throughout tha Central of Wrstern Herrick, B. II. Goddard, Chaa. J. Horn-Pbrieven They than tied hla haada behind him, safe states. He holds bis audience by hia Grande Western gas house last hia The and the Into entered the real taking keys, opened speaker Matthew Galt, H. H. Header-sho- t, tng to take cere of a sick, shivering took about $300 In cash. logic, wit and practical teachings. subject of the lecture with the obserJames Gaines, Jos.M. Harbertson aud homeaick boy who was looking for awl on Ur. Hallin la uneonadoua thi vation that children are naturally dem- Benj. F. Carr, Wm. A. Harrop, II. H. to get hack to hla boms In floor Captain Bmwrn, wrho visited Suit a chance through tha night aud was found ocratic and If left to themselves will Goddard, Jamea Harrop, Chas. II. left ha whirh Laos Salt Monday City, had the misfortune In that condition by tha janitor thia regulate their affairs in a democratic Lake City yesterday, Jamea M. Hawkins, Lamonl to lose hia biulge, aud is uot sure morning. Tha lad la William Halbard, morning. He did not recover con- manner. The keynote of the address Greenwell, Grtx. C. Hartog, Chas. F. Grout sun of William Huabard, sciousness until late whether it was lost here or In Salt Lake was that the business of the teacher MiltonHeber, today. J. Hall. Henry W. Owiliiam, 723 W. North at who llvra Temple la The deprised, not to child is make badge te particularly the but City. obey A. T. Heatmark, H. L. Griffin, Albert KNIGHTS OF COLUM- being a special design and a present to street. Salt Lake City. velop self direction and self control. J. Harris, Peter A. Inwas he to the 1 Herdtl, Ralph E. boy, the of members Accordiug from ATTENTION the BUS the captain .... "Obedience, he said, is not a virtu F. Henlnger, Wm. B. hut aimply an expedient in moral Hoag, Wm. police force January 1. It baa a bar at duced to leave bis kind sad loving Hughes. R. P. Hunter, T. W. Jones. tha top inarkod C. C. Brown to which parents by Louis Cook, a You are requested t meet at No. 958 growth. Robt. T. Harris. H. C. Jacobs, S. H. The average citizen should not be fitis attached a pendant design resem- boy of Ogdea, who was then In Salt 24th street at 9:10 a. m. Thursday, William Kent, Fred Dea 15th to attend the Funeral of our ted for obedience but for mastership Henderehot, bling a shield or breast plate. At the top Lake. The two boarded a Rio Granda Halverson. W. G. Kind. Frank W. ' of the pendant ia a silver eagle and Wrstern freight train Mondsy morn- late brother Hugh Noland E. C. or sovereignty. Samuel Kline, C. W. Hlnch-cliffIhe development of Initiative, self Hoteling, at the center a star above which are ing. Young William arrived In Ogdea Brown, F. S. Jonas P. Keller, Thomas B. He;-1sself the words: Ogden Police and below with ten cents in his pockets, with and direction, active government, George J. Kelly. Geo. A. Hors pool, which he has bought two cups of ALASKA OBJECT TO and Impelling motives la the proper which is engraved, Captain. Herman Kuchler, it. p. Ipsen, T. J. until subsistence bis sole up APPOINTMENT. field of education . coffee, last evening, when a kind hearted Much of the lecture waa taken up in Kurtz. N. H. Ivee. Albert Kieael, C. H. CLUB WOMEN EHTERTAIH Abraham Kuhn. EL Jones, Jr.. 18. Confirmation Dee. Illustrations and practical suggestions Islanb, stranger aaw hla plight at the depot, Washington, Thomas Keogh, Lari C. Jensen, Wilhim advised bins a and on the idea G. children tha supper, renominated the 3. should for of he that bought Brady, Azalia Club Holds Successful Enter- to wait at the gas house and take the office of Governor of Alsdka, was ob- made to feel that the school is their lard Kay, Abraham Jackson, Edwin tainment For Traveling fur Salt Imke dry, depend- jected to in tha senate today in behalf school and not the teachers or ths, lAirts, Chas. W. James, Holier Lund, train first Library. M. L. Jones, Frank E. Llod, Samuel ing on the generosity of the trainmen of Feu a) or Penrose. Proteeta against boards, and to lead the pupils to exer- B. Jost, Crayton M. was following Governor Brady have been prepared by cise and cultivate self government. InLeedom, Thr entertainment given at the Pres- to be carried. The lad his benefactor poraas Lever, Aaron O. Mew, Erick out the instructions of of commercial Interdividually and Collectively. Prof. Gilbyterian church last evening by the when Offiarr Tout took him to ibo representatives Fred Larson, Martin, lale, J. S. G. ests or Alaska and by many residents bert told of a ease where children from Azalia Club for the benefit of the free Langsdorf, Nicholas Mark. E. A. Larstation and provided a comfor- of tbe territory. There were no almost a slum district had worked a kin. traveling libraries of the State wag a police Georgn H Matson, John S. Lewis him. He will lie sent charges against him other than that reformation among themselves by very pleasant and successful affair. table brd for James Morrison, George Lockheed. he was not the choice of the people of having the responsibility of seif govThe musical numbers were of a high home today. A. E. Munsey, Walter J. Lindsay, Don Alaska. Tha nomination waa ordered ernment in the school room thrown Maguire. order, Mrs. F. N. Heaa, Miaa Lulu Henry M. Mack, John J. Mcthm. upon will recommitted and probhearings Mr. Mr. Smith and 60ME REASONS Mitchell, Lindslej, Pruf. Gilbert leaves for Salt Lake at Gregor, George Moulding, John Mcon before committee the had be ably taking part Mist Anderson of the 9:30 thia morning where he will Dermott, Peter Minnock, John high school, proved io be a very ac- Why Ogden People Should FoMow Thia territories. L. H. Murdock, John McQuar-ri- e, a lecture, after which he will liver Valuable Advice. complished accompanist. The Madison James H. Moycs, John Newey, tour coast the Pacific in ths speaking LARGEST SCHOOL IN THE WORLD school orchestra rendered two selecRobert C. Mitrheli, James H. Nelson, principal educational institutions He Jo. B. tions. Because the proof is in Ogden. Moore, Comer A. Nicholas, Hana official retired from has the life, royalNew York, Deo. 1$. One of tbs Prominent members of the club very You can easily investigate U. V Madson, Prank EL Nichols, James ties from his woriw buying him a subworld in schools the publlo to largest Not necessary experiment Mack. Henry W. Naisbitt. Jr., David successfully Impersonated well known has been opened at Eaat Houston, stantial Income, enabling him to devote M. Moore, With some untried remedy. fictitious and historical characters. Evart Neuteboom E. A. to his time lecturing. Third thia East Lewis sad streets, Profit by the experience of a eltlsea. Olsen, Joseph Among these were Mrs. A. B. Corey, as Plait, Alfred A. Oborn. waa His in stay Ogden largely spent Mra. C. Rhlnoeburg, of 175 24th St, city. Gem B. Pullman, Richard D. Pincockj Widow Beddotte: Mrs. E. O. Watts, aa T. the as of Warren who Wattle guest comTha building la now entirety Joaiah Allens wife; Mrs. If. M. Bord, says; "While I have never used Doan's H. Rapp, Job Pingroe, Jr., Orwas a pupil under Prof. Gil- Chat son Riser, A- - C. Past, Richard aa Miaa Flora McFIinsey; Mra. H. F. Kidney Pills myself, my husband has pleted and the classes In working or- bert formerly In and Winnona, Minnesota, James Pnrdv, Ezra RichardHorton, aa Miss Susan Clegg; Mrs. tested them and found them to be a der. Thera ara 5,184 pupils aud 111 later a teacher in a night school in St. For tha opening day, the C. E. Coulter, as Madame Mantollni; first-rat- e remedy. He has been both- teachers over Mr. Gilbert had son, A. J. Proudflt, Wm. L. Russell, Paul which cooked school students tha the of Mrs. J. G. Paine, aa Mra. Andrew Jack-son- ; ered off and on for a long time with girl Joseph Parry, Wm. S. Read, Chaanoey the cooking charge: Mra. Frank Towns, as Mrs. dull, dragging palna in hla Mbs and opening luncheon in Parry, Victor Rano, Chaa G. Price, Job Read. O. D. Payne, 0. M. Runyon. W. through hia kidneys. It was men se- school. Wlggs of the Cabbage Patch. 8MASHED WORLDS AUTOMOBILE D. Pyper, Fvnest T. Richardson, Wm. Excellent refreshments were served vere when he caught oold or did any RECORD. T. Pickett, Daniel Ragan, W. B- - Porterfafter the close of the musical program. heavy work or if be stooped It hurt DECORATED FOR BRAVERY IN CARRYING DISPATCHES. him when be straightened up. Seeing ield, Emil S. Rolapp. James G. Paine, Fresno, Cal., Dec. 13. Barney Old- John T. Rushmer, Doan's Kidney Pills advertised he proMoroni S. Poulter, field smashed automobile record IS Dee. eon Count every Tolstoi's Mnkdaa, W. cured a liox at S. W. Badoon'a drug Ridges J. G. Read, Moroni D. CO on tha Frasno Fair15 miles to from an who to is store. They helped him from the first Andre, orderly attached Stone: J. T. Rackham, Jr., Merlin J. after using them he felt better Lleutmant General Soboloffs Sixth grounds. race track this afternoon. In Stone, Daniel P. Stephens, Chas. H. The following are the arrivals at tha and 5 48 39 eeoonda minutes he tore round Stratford, Geo, W. than he bad for a long time previous." army 'corps, has received the St Snivslcy, Jr.. Moroni Reed for the past 24 hours; For sale by all dealers. Price 50 Georges cross for bravery in carrying the mile oval fifty times, reducing the Bkee, Jr., John Stitt. Joseph Saundara. H. H. Wright, St.. Louis. Mo.; Lew rents. 55:42 for fifty miles Thomas record world's of disFoater-Mllbur-n He dispatches. N. particularly Co., Buffalo, Shipley, J. H. Spargo, Dennis Roberta, Mew York; Jaa M. Hathawav, A. Smyth, F A. Shiells, Albert Sadd, sole agents for the United States. tinguished himself during the severe held by Charles Gorat by seven minu8L Lonis; C. R. Kerns. Salt Lake; C. Y,Remember 2 5 seconds. The record for and tes Sobeloff'a on October while, 14, Oscar E. Stevens, Geo. D. Shipley, T. Y. the name Doans and fighting M. Perkins, Butte, Mont.; L. W. take no substitute. troope were preventing General Oku'a every mile under the fifty, to fifteen, Stanford, Emory A. Smith, John Seawas broken. Emythe, F. J. Hewlett, Salt Lake, C. 11. w to turn the movement hich threatened man. Geo. J. Sisnun, Egbert Stratford, Gilbert New York; J. Dalev, Denver, J. Russian left Zachariah Slceih, Thomas A. Shreeve, Seattle, Wash., Dec. 13. Word has Haansfin, Napa, Cal.; G. 8. Stull, Ambrose A. Shaw, B. F. Sooy, Nicholas SPECIAL MEETING OP 8ANTA Wbeaton, 111.; A. P. Hlbbs and wife, been received here from Boston that J. W. ADAMS OP BAN FRANCISCO Wm. I). Smith, RAILROAD FE STOCKHOLDERS Slater, George M. annual L. A. the sessions of J. the American Agee, City, City, Bradley, ELECTED , PRESIDENT. Chas. Smuln, Henry Stevens, Lewis P. Chicago; Rquire Coop, Salt Lake; hoard, of eomudsstonera for foreign New York, Dec. 13. A special meet- Stone. H. H. Spencer, Wm. D. Shaw, Robert T. Morthrop. missions, the missionary organization Mexico City, Deo. 18. The Ameriing of the stockholders of the Santa Hyrum Shupe. Wm. M. Thomas, of the Congregational church, will be can Association Passof Traveling Fe railroad will be held at Topeka, Joseph Will. t, Jr., George Tolmie, Chas. held In this city next September. The agents today elected J. W. Kan., to vote on the proposition to C. West. Ben Ternes. Jos. H. Watkins, AUCTION SAliATUNCLE SAM'S hoard has never, heretofore, met west enger Adams of San Francisco president. of $50,000,000 in bonds James H. Thomas, A. E. Wcathcrby, of Iowa. It is compound of 360 mem- Portland, Oregon, was chosen as the create on issue John W. TsjIot. Wm. White, C. D. convertible into stock. of unredeemed pledges, consisting of bers and It Is expected that most of next without opposition, place meeting the to for Tyree, A. T. Waldram, G. H. Tribe, In order conversion provide Clocks, Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, those will he present. The board an- the time to be fixed by the executive Thomas Wlialcn. Gustav II. Thorn, W. ia to bonds stock it of into necessary Silverware, Opera and nually disburses more than 750.0o0, committee which will be appointed by increase the authorized common issue C. Watson. Alvin M. Tribe, James field Glasses, Musical Instruments, and is the oldest foreign missionary President Adams. to $50,000,0(10, making tha total iaaue Wadman, James Tavlor, Frank L. Guns, Revolvers and n thousand olhro society In the United States. Woodcock, Chas. C. Thatcher, Warren $152,000,000. articles to numerous to mention. All TO REIMBURSE THE TERRITORY L. Wattis, W. L. Toy, Andrew Wilson, go to the highest bidder without Imit OF HAWAII. San Francisco. Dec. 13. Among the Richard M. Treseder, Parley T. Wright, DISGRACE MUST FIRST or reserve. This is s rare opportunity H- - Thomas. E. T. Woolley, Wm. D. BE WIPED OUT. to buy first class goods at jrour own prominent arrivals on the steamship Dee. 13. A joint resoVentura from the Antipodes was AuckVan Dyke, Job Warner, Alonzon Van Washington. Don't miss it. price. Every article land's senior member of tbe New Zea- lution introduced by Kalianaolr, deleBuda Post, Dec. 18. Premier Tisza Patten, Solomon Wheelwright, Francis warranted ns represented. The sale $175.-22- 2 will last but a short time only. Sales land parliament, Hon. J. II. Witheford. gate tofrom Hawaii,theappropriatesof Ha- pointed out that he had never de- L. Wood, John Watson, Reuben M. reimburse He ia on territory Washington clined to entertain an exchange of Wright, Moroni E. Wilcox, W. B. dally at 2 and V p. m. until the entire where be his wayto to interest tbs off- waii for expenditures made by the ter- views with tbe opposition regarding Wilson, T. A. Whalen, A. A. Wenger, hopes stock is disposed of. Col. John O'Hair, of state in a plan for a reci pro- ritory during the period extending a peaceful arrangement for a moderate BURCH CREEK. Auctioneer, will conduct the sale at icials ps 1 tariff between this country and from June 14. 1800 to June 30, 1904, for revision of the Parliamentary procred-ur- e. Robt. M. Burch, Jr.. John J. Cortez, Uncle Sams Loan Office, 278 25th St works. various a with view public ths Australian colonies, Any mediation, however, was Philip Garner, J. A. Stephens. of strengthening the relation between now impossible until the disgrace of toEDEN. GROCERIES AT THE BAZAAR. ALSO DEMONSOCIALISTS c the two and stimulating had been wiped ouL W. F. Colvin, Geo. L. Diffenbaugh, proceedings days MOSCOW. STRATE IN Frnarer. George It will In- an opportunity to be tak- trade. Penman, Henry She What hook does a young man Alexander Rlrte, Isaac Simpe. en advantage of in buying canned 81. Petersburg. Dec. 13. A demonSt. Louis, Dec. 13. Suit has been colneed most when he first goes to foods and other groceries from the FAR WEST. in the St. Louis circuit court by stration of students similar to that lege? ladies of the Methodist church the lat- filed Thos. John Groberg. HarI). on Brown, here took which occurred Similar, board Exposition He Depends upon his weight. ter part of next week. These good tbe Philippine vey. Murdock, Henry McEutire, D. P. Flrmin Michel and the Title plane in Moscow today. The police against I understand don't you. Williams, Geo. A. White. rsople are wonting hard to cancel the Guarani y and Trust company of promptly dispersed the rrowd. Well, if he's heavy enough to get remaining debt on Ihelr church Scranton, Pa., for 84.129.76. The petiHARRISVILLE. book on hell the football team, the end they deserve encouragement CURRENCY TRANSFER. Samuel Ambler, Peter Agren, Wm. tion alleges that the plaintiffs put up a Into the need most is 'First Aid H. Cowlee, Alfred Dixon, Levi J. Tayrestaurant in the Philippine reservation New York. Dee'. 13. The sub tiWHury jured. "Yonkers Statesman. TRACKMEN FIXD RIFLE. lor, Harvey G. Taylor. and rented it to the defendants for me Do mean to tell that you you but that only 13,000 of the transferred to San Fiendro today never drink water?" HOOPER. Portland. Ore., Dec. 13. Trackmen amount has been paid. $1,100,000 currency for account of local Samuel Biddulph. Willard S. Flindeys, Yes Bob. Bronco "I answered n the employ of the Oregon and Navl-iri-'.ibanking Institution. come from n part of the west where Joseph. Garner, John D. Hooper. Wilcompany reported the finding of liam Hull, Robert Hull. James John13. After many New York. Dec. c life near the switch where Bert Seattle. Wash.. Dec. 18. When the water is too much needed for Irrigation son, Thomas Moore, Sopbus O. Olesoa, to wasted. Yu-se-n be Star. to devoted Washington charity the of years Maru, Nippon steamer Iyo iVwn last night encountered four Charles Parker, Edwin Parker, Emory Kalsha line of steamers sails from iv.fei whom he believed were about to able work, Mrs. Hannah Blackburn, W. Boule. crimof Cincinnati a widow the will as mothhave she prominent I :b the Spokane flyer. pasYes, indeed. said proud this port today HUNTSVILLE. home at here. Is her dead inal returnwho are No irnr-- of Ihe would-b- e er, "my children are the cream of the lawyer. robbers has sengers 248 Filipinos A. J. Anderson. John C. Cramer, was of native a who Mra. Blackburn, t discovered. Evan Evans. Petec C. Geertoen, J. W. ing to tbeir island homes frpm tbe St. household. eleven here New York, established H'm! grunted the crusty bache. Grow. Albert H. Graner, John Hall. louis exposition. Ths delegation conyears ago the Hannah Blackburn Be- sists of representatives from nearly lor. Then why don't you whip the Niels Ijofgreen, Niels W. Mnrtensen, J'.ERICAN LINE STEAMER FRIESnevolent. 8tciety and had since given every tribe in the Philippines. cream? Chicago News. LAND ARRIVED. Angus McKay, F. L. Orth. Adam L. all her lime and fortune to aiding the Peterson, Alma Peterson, W. G. Smith, If you couljJ gel just the fellow Philadelphia, Dec 13. The Friesland poor. Brainleigh tells me he is writing ITans. Sehow, C. Fred Schade. Peter C. C5 i$e American line w hich arrived liwe rou wanted what fellow would you a popular novel.' Wsngsgaard. Jens N. C. Winters. ' vake? Yes. his doctors insisted on his Jerrold wants to sell bis auto. KANES VILLE. iy from Liverool. two days late . delayed off Newfoundland by the The fellow some other girl is en- resting his mind for awhile:1' New I Wm. J. Bartlett. Edward S. Green. Indeed? Which of them ia brofie'?'' -steer-Houston to." of Orleans her Times Democrat, Post, "ling gaged Judge. J Jas. 1L Fielding, Chat. Holmgreen, Independent editorial room ..... ' .No. SI BRUNSWICK BOWLERS DEFEAT Z. C. M. L TEAM LECTURES CAUGHT -- V 2-- a 2-- 1-- Rot-lanc- e d 2-- 1-- cua-tod- ay ior prt-on- er Cora-mislocn- ra SANDBAGGED DEPUTY AUDITOR r, Aa-ea- ult tf Kawaon, LIBERTY. Gee. F. Barnett, ('has. B. Clark, David E. Chaid, J i me H. Ward. MARRIOTT. Jamea D. Allen, Robert Cowan, John D. Powell. David H. Stinger, Timothy P. Terry, George Rihie. NORTH OGDEN. B. F. Blaylock. Lynum Barker, Wm. Bailey, Scott W. Campbell, Francis Dudman, Fred W. Ellis. Jos. H. Marshall John W. Rex, Hyrum Roylance, David, B. Shupe, Wm. T. Spackman, James Storey, James Ward. PLAIN CITY. James 3. Dram well 3. B. Carver, Geo. W. Draury, Wm. England, Geo-C- . Folkman, Peter B. Green, Henry J. Garner, Wm. A. Kerr. Abraham Maw, Orson C. Raymond, Joseph Singleton, ' Jamea F. Wadman. PLEASANT VIEW. Thomas Budge. Willard Cregun, C. A. Hickenlooper, E. F. Hosmer, Jamea Jen sea, John E. Haycock. RANDALL. Joseph Barker, Frank Moore. RIVERDALE. Chaa. J. Adams, Adam A. Bingham, John T. Ballantyno, Joseph A. Fife, John R. Thompson. ROY. - ' i a REED HOTEL i -- W Brlc-a-ba- if c, trana-Pacifl- - rr-.ii- l uu The Figure Exhales Vapory. New Preparation for Disease. Tha National Vaporizer Kalamazoo. Michigan, barscomplB. the window in Knoihe drag mechanical device w hich are lng unusual attention. They famous automaton. The nurse goes through the action t - J sWj ling life-lik-e fcraathing nets, omitting the mouth as regularly as a nnrT and a machine which opens a book, holding each page to bs read. The former etibZmX nZ genioui machines is drawn tricity and the latter by ewtrtX F absolutely unique in the world chanlcs, an elastic governor The strange llfolikrae..' f u, wonderful naturalpZ of its motions accompanied by ntvZ breathing, perhaps constitutes window attraction aa has been unw Ogden tor some time. ,.MlM Walswortb, who the machines here, is traveling trator for the National Vtn izer company and is free treatments for catarrh by tto L orislng proceaa, a reoentlv method said to be mow tmJ consist, of device for twwmnX a preparation, rmpor-- eii Into a Vara, which to driven by a bulb into the mT tnls and lungs. Miaa Walswonh to be absolutely confllent treatment ie so sure that uni?ihatth a few csli-tn- g DISCUSS CANADIAN RECIPROCITY. Washington, Dei--. pending looking to the rrmavenim for a discussion of Canadian rm iproritr of the Joint High commission g the United States and Great Britain. rvciv-senlin- THE SENSATION AT TODAY3 RACES AT LOS ANGELES WAS FURNISHED BY AN OUTSIDER IN THE SECOND RACE. fer. Los Angeles, Dec. 13. Three favorites, two second choices and an outsider were the winners st Azeot today. The outsider furnished the seneation of the day. It was In the second Taue, in wlildh Fireball holder of the trark record for four and a half furlongs, wee made a $ to 5 favorite. Tyrolean,' QutLer and Hlkraa were also well played. Witch Hazel was coupled with Revel in the betting at 25 and 30 to L The race looked to be Fireball's until the last fifty yardfe, when Witch Hasel came like a rocket on the outside and won by a nose from Fireball, Hil-on-a, Tra-mat- GRAMMATICAL" ERRORS. "I know I done wrong" ssys Preri-deBerkwith of tbe defunct Oberl;( hank. His' financial errors might he forgiven but his grammitiral onre De- Looked Fireball's Race Until Suddenly Overtaken In tha 'Last Fifty Yards by Hazel. 1$ MAKES or, third. Weather, clear; track, fast Summary: First race, 5 furlongs Agnes Mack, won; Happy Chappy., second; Min Provo, third. Time, 1:01. Second race, 4 2 furlong'Witch Hasel, won; Fireball, second; Hllooa, third. Time, :54 Third race, handicap htnrile. mile and a eighth Milas, won; Mrs. Grannan, seoond; Dr. Long, third. Tima 1:14 Deseret News. $1.00 Telephones for Residence $2.50 Telephones for Business ROCKY HTHLL ' ' MM TELEPilE the Office for Psriiculirw. WHAT'S THE CIRCULATIONF THATS THE VITAL POINTI Ask 2-- 1-- 2. Tulane, Fourth race, mile Print won; Hans Wagner, second; Emperor of India, third. Tima: 1:41 Fifth race, Slanaon courae Dacal-ant- e, won; High Chancellor, second; Kenilworth, third. Time, 1:09 Sixth race, mile mad 50 yards Cloche DOr, won: Dutiful seoond; Iras, third. Time, 1:46. H 1-- 2. ENTRIES. Los Aagelca, Dec. 12. Entries for Wednesday: First race, silling. 6 furlongs James J. Corbett, 112; El Orients, 109; Breton, Blue Ridge, Exapo, 107; Evermore, 105; Winnifreda, Tizen 103; Frierline, 102; Leonado, 100. Second race, parse, 51-- 2 fnrlongs Ralph Reese, El Otrox, 110; Joe Kelley, 105; Maggie Mackey, Lena Leford, 102; Sinicado, Sandstone, 98; Ferde Lance, just aa nourishing, toothsome and wtiolssome aa tha beef from tha ether states. We are equip meats pad for handling all our ms In a cleanly and aclentHle nor. We weetftilly solicit trial order. le A. E WEATHERS? Wholesale and Retail 2451 weds. Ava. Butcher: OGDEK 95. Third race, selling, 7 furlongs Nam-to- r, 111; The Major, 110; Straggler, Galanthua, 106; Blissful, Eatado, 105; Wager. 103; Landseer, 99. Fourth race, one and a sixteenth miles McGrsthiana Prince, 107; HarboT, 105; Chub, 106; Glisten, 103. Fifth race, 7 furlongs Dug Martin, 109; Wm. F. II Hindoo Prince, 106; Liuwelsea, 104; Pitot, Dusky Secret, Erne, Phyx, 99. Sixth race, Slauson courae Interlude, 111; Foxv Grandpa, 108; Adbetic, 105; Potrero Grande: 103; Erlcula, 100; Patsy Brown, 100. Cin-rinnat- e Something For Nothing If you cn-cerni- a. eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee ORGAN wioh, we will help you make up your mind" the thing to Chriotmaa, at give and will charge you adnothing tor our vice and eugges-tkrThis it not buncombe. We continually the die- I paring lament, don't know what to br GRINDER'S UNION. e Through Philadelphia, Dec. of an organ grinders union here a censorship will be established over the music to he dispensed by the street mu- siclans. An Italian who has been selected for the position of censor ears he la compiling a list of for- bidden tunes, chiefly old ones and made, that an effort will be through the use of more classical airs, to educate the musical tastes of the masses who patronize tha members of the new union. 13. the organization give. We. know what others an tell' giving and themen(without ing namesj tioning helps the conclu ion of the unde cidad; we knov values, and give our opinion honest when asked question of parative worth We want to very perplexe.1 n 9 CURE. Pur-rlngto- n, 1-- 4-- NEW CATARRH i'S.'S.S!.' t, m, PECULIAR MECHANICAL DEVirJ AT KNOTH'S TO ADVERTlSs . e, Row-botha- THAT ERUTHB Henry T. Brown, John C. Child, Thomas Holland. Oscar 8. Jones, Henry C. White. SLATER Y1LLE. John D. Bradshaw, Jamea Cowan, Benj. Chadwick, Jr., Fred L. Foy, Jamea P. Howell Conrad Layman. Wm. H. Manning, S.eW. Perry, Jr., W. A. Richardson, Edwin Bmout. UINTAH. Jamea Combe, Samuel Dye, Alma Keyes, Timothy Kendall WARREN. Jos. M. Folkman, Cyrua E. Rawaon, A. C. Stewart, Daairl C. Thomas, Samuel Wavment. VE8T WEBER. Jol. B. Alvord, Louis Bitten, Edward C. Clarke. Richard Greenwell, Joa. P. Gibson, Joseph Hcgge, James B. APRONS! APRONS! APRONS! Nathan Hunter, Geo. F. Hunter, Hawkes. Samuel Hadley, Robert McHow handy It is to have plenty or Farland, Jamea Prnmtn, Wm. M. aprons about the house. The mm Wm. E. 8taker. town th wishing to make thrir WILsBONe W. H. Adams, William Fowler, Wm. wives or sweethearts an acceptable F. James, David M. Pingree. Frank W. present, will make no mist see in at the 8tratford, A. W. Tracy, John Mar- basement ofMethodist Bazaar in ths tbe rhurrh and makisr tin, Jr. Z purchases of these articles. . a AN AUTOMATON New York. Dec. 13. Prince Fushimi left today for home. He started on a New York Central (rain and will proceed by way of Chicago; Denver, and San Eranrisco. St ubb Eastman saw an ad. in the paper that stated that for 10 cents they would tell you a certain way to keep from being Jealous when yon get .married. Penn What was the answer? Stulih Mars)- - an ugly girl. Chicago News. Christmas shopper In his or her to dsawor others happy-Until Open Evenings I S. Lewis Xm. & C& li