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Show THE MOUSING EXAMINES EXAMINER TELEPHONES ROOMS EDITORIAL 'hidependewt Phn... business office Mipmknt GLASMANN IndapMtfmst Phon. ..No. SI ,.No. 120 WML ..No. editorial room BR PMnl BUSINESS 123 ..No. Si OFFICE wnum w ..No. Si MM RlOH WSL GLASMANN Sail Rimi ,No. 120 No. 120 f both Uiophono oyotomo staastf after . j. Sp.ii OGDEN V. P. Well Lake City. BREVITIES i visiting iron Salt THIEVES YOUTHFUL santa claus Standard Three Beys Who Hava Bssn Stealing Chickcne for Weak Ariestsd. A trio of young chicken thievss. who have bru conducting operations for about a week were arresied by Chambers yesterday afternoon, atv-- r a long chaee and search. The offender are, Jue. Prosha, an Dalian, aged lit. Carlos Schurtz. aged 13. Clarence Peterson, aged 13. Mr. Heath, Proprietor of the WindGIVES ALL THE NEWS OF THE sor Hotel, ie the victim of the depreCAPTAIN CRISPIN O SALVATION DAY ON THE DAY IT HAPPENS. ARMY FIND LETTERS IN HIS chickens dation. and has been BOX ADDRESSED TO SANTA from near the rear of ihr hotel fur Salt Laka Papers Are Buncoing Ogden sums time. The birds were disposed nf Readers by Giving Them News at the Biel Butcher ahoy, they purchasa Day Old. ing the fewL under the impression that by the latter were sent to the market by The Ogden Standard has ihe heat the parents of the boys. 11ed And learning differently news service of any evening paper in upn Among the many thousands of let- - the state. This ran be easily verified the police while one of the boy-- , was at lers that And their way into the mail by simply cor qa ring the Standard-' his sliop. The lad fled and hll in a there i j with the Ogden editions of the Deaer- building in West Ogden but was purduring the yule tide always a small percentage In na h city j et News and the Telegram. Theses sued and captured by Sergeants Chamor town addiw-e- i to Rants Clau. papers, of course, get the aame Asso-Kri- bers and Wilson. The outer two boys Kringie. Saint Nicholas or any elated Press dispatches as the Stand were picked up later. of the other names by which the little rd and the same service is published old man with the furs and whiskers is j for the Sait Lane City patrons of those When Captain Crispin of papers. ,tut their Ogden editions are known. the Salvation Army opened his letter woefully lacking in new. About all bos ai the post .office yesterday h their press disimiches are a day old The following are the arrivals at fiiinnl I here about twenty letters ail- - j I1(j jt to the j, uncomplimentary Reed for the past 24 hours: the to Sams Claus, N..nlt Pole. ,ien subscribers to of tlmae papers M.mtne'ler. . C. Gray and wii. they lmiil-- l he nut In '!- - ho.v ' did not know but nevertheless felt Ida.; John Gilman, Worcester, Mass.; F. B. Sirankamp, New York; J. ii. honored by the pivf- -. ?nc- .Most of the little letter writers are Sruiman, Denver. Colo.; W. E. Flack, of the Princess Chic. Co.; F. M. Moore, ntuking request fur gifts of various kind1- -, from a sugar plum to au autoChicago; A. P. Hibbs aud wife. City; mobile. 'Ili wauls of some are simple J. G. Albright. Albuquerque, N.M.;H. N. while other- - seem lo have no limit to Huston and wife. Ciiirago; Mr. Henthe tiling they would like lo Lave. derson. Salt Lake: Mr. iiywater. Salt 1 Many of the little missives tell anwies j oulv 8UPh news as Isike: Dr. F. C. Pache, Lakeside; Chi.7 that revral a wealth of emotion he- - pnp6,ri Hritck, New Yors; Willi Brown. ,he g lie,lUle ,t tween the lines. Ths --Iraple misspelled cago; F. A. 8iarkweaher, Salt Lake; n hefora sent nice in many instances tear down j J. M. Bradley, Chicago. in-- I for Take last night 'a papers tli covering of fata pride art up by the News caae Smoot In lhu stance. the parent and the children in their the evt Innocence show gaunt poverty stalking gave only a major portion of dence of Apostle John Henry Smith through their homes. and about a columu of the testimony The names and addresses of try e Person case. The B andard of all are the writer nearly given. la evening gave the close of the Notice the vein nf sadne that ntn , for the ,he Smoot Ihntugh the following litter from a j dnce lest ante, including the entire leett- girl of eight years: "Brar Santa Claus: I want you to I niony of Apostle Smith, and after that HE RELINQUISHES HIS POSITION AS MUNICIPAL JUDGE. bring uh 'i and a great big doll for all I the testimony of Marshall Haywood, three of us girl. For papa Is dead and Mrs. Fannie C. Thtirlier and Cha. M. mama Is sirk and cant work for a Owrn. Also the laet that the proles Mayor Glaamann Gives No Intimation of the Probable Appointee present that would mount to anything, lants had all their testimony in was. From Btated and the date given when SenaDnn't f nr iet evi-s.- I Municipal Judge Jv A. Howell bn Tho wants of the lirtle girl who sign- - lor Smoot would introduce his her name to the lett-- r beluw-wcrdence. In the Patterson case the Stand-mor- e tendered his resignation from that varied: ard gave the entire evidence up to office to the Mayor and the latter official haa accepted it. The resignation is 1 Dear Santa Clan: thought 1 j the adjournment of court yesterday write aud tell you what I want icrnonu. The same comparison could made because Judge Howell will assume the position of District Judge on for Christmas a dull, a machine, go- - lx made on all items of news, cart an.l nii and eondy. Please bring : These facts are stated In regard to January 1. and it will take effect on me a lit t baby sister and not a the Salt Lake paper simply to show Dec. 31. Wheti the Mayor was approached as naughty girl. 8 ud my brother that the subscribers of those papers a ltd lo bicycle and a ahrep. Dear Santa In Ogden are rereiving their news one to whom he will appoint to the position leave the day behind the 8olt Lake subscribers nf Municipal Judge he said that he did Claim I thought would other side (of the letter) for you to en- and thus are not. receiving honest not cars to --ay just yet. So far aa lie sure. Yuiir friend treatment by the Salt Lake papers. knew than Is one man whom all the Tbs following letter from n little girl Subscribe for the Standard and all citizen seem to want and he would appoint that man. - up on the bench shows that she haa the news the same day. when he conprovided for Santa Clau So far as the State Journal Is cum NEXT WORST THING. around to their place. "My dear cerned. the statement that, their news me will Claus: Sams you pleas'- bring service consists In simply clipping a Idg doll with long hair and big eyes from the Salt Lake It Is hardly probable that Mrs. papers 1b evidence Chadwick lik down In tad and tomasee and n will have an opportunity to behind. are that they away morta chair and a bos of paints and a enough. on the lecture platform, but she go The morning paper and Ihe early drawing slate with a stool and a raurio Ogden ediitons of the News and Tele- may write a book. Salt Lake Telebook. My dear Santa Claus there will forms the source of the Jour- gram. he a cup of coffee and some cake on ths gram nal's service and for the reasons givtable for you when you come because en RECIPROCAL. Hut above It cannot be npto-date- . 1 giMw you will lie cold and hungry then that knew in any everyone Ogden Good-bye From when you gH here. Mr. and Mrs. Xubride have Joined way. the Church letIn a number of Instances the Why not? Turn about fair plsv; VIOLATED ORDIHANCE ters coma from homes that are really didnt the Church join them!" PhilaIn need and Captain Crispin is making delphia Press. investigation with a riew to helping Two Men to be Arreeted for Building Without Permits. those who need help. The Captain St. Petersburg, Dec. 20. The F.nglish reports that the Army corps is meeting Ihnt Russia n agents are trying reports with, fair success in getting donaWarrants of arrest were sworn to by suborn belonging to the to tions the Christum dinner and in- A. K. St. John, inspector of Imihllngs, Hull (tailingwitnesses arou-fleet great Indignadications are now that the dinner will for A. R. Stallings and Harry J. Toler, considered to be a who are charged with having erected tion here, they being be a grand success. wilful misrepresentation of fact. Rusbuildings wftMti the city limits without sia openly offered n reward for informaof is The. violation offense HOLIDAY EXCURSION RATES. a permit a cty ordinance wMeh require per- tion throwing light on the subject. OREOON SHORT UNF. R. R. mits in ati ra"a of the erection of She certainly carries her age well. UNION PACIFIC R. R. building, and is pnnMiable as a misYes. she started out with her twentv-flft- h Ticket on Mle Dec. 23rd. 24th, demeanor. The warrants were not servear three years ago, and she 81st and January, 1st. Limited to Jan. ve. I t evening. These are the first rases of ths kind hasn't dropped it . yet. Cleveland Ird. Plain Dealer. Ask agents for jiartlcular that have come up for sometime. TO THE RECEIVES Its-in- : J. D. Bradley of Promontory, la visiting in Ogden. With banner on tho street car, lllntcjuated sign. and dodgers every where, one cannot welLfogget the tonight. loe-tnr- o Sr.etial Mle ROCKERS. ROCKERS, at of rocker tlii v.-cTaciilywfynitU street. the people.' Kline', We 315-Sl- T trust R. E. Wells. general manager of the San Pedro and Los Angelo rail-racon np from. Sail Lake last night d ear Tu." and went' east in his j REEDJ10TEL I d sup-Wli- y jke . Stipt. AUiiwn haa canid the student in be notfffod. and circulars have been given time Ilf th higher grade, calling aoentltm io Mr. Iftrownta pres- ence and free forture ter.iuht. will lnv held over Funeral scrvic-the reraiins of die infant son of Mr. at the and Mrs. John .1. Schwartz homo of W. J. Hancock, 2340, Jeffer2 o'clock. son avenui itita afternoon--a- t . Mr. Willie ltrewn. ilie nnteil Iwti:iv. arrived at mid-nigh- anil-Cigart. Slake Acad He will visit the erny ft. 9 a. ni. and the public fschniils the rest of :1m day. Supt. Alliwu vi 111 take him aremnil. Thd lecture I the Opera House tomorrow night uill lie soiaething out Come at 7:311 p. ni. of ths ordinary. and hour the Marifcun and High School Orchestra which '.will furnish music until 8. at which tlfcne Mr. -- Brown will begin his remarks. The preliminary Hearing of Carl and Arlhnr Hilnian ami Wade Miles, ihe hoy tinder arrant for taking valuables from ihe Olurwood Park Pavilion, will he held lefure Judge Howell this morning. Carl Hilnian ronfiraned to Sheriff Bailey yesterday afternoon to taking certain article from the place. Funeral service were held over the remain of John shiphey. who died Funds v morrtng, at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon, from tho Third ward meetinFhoiiK.-TlisNai'a counselor. Veter Anderson. urcrMbig. The speaker were: .Term Harlxwison. Joseph Patriarch George larkin, President C. F. MilMMon end Pet nr AniPrsoa. Tniernaent took place-a- t the . ... school orchestra, made The nn of ricmhe-- s of tb-- High School. Msillson k'tvl Mound Fort orchestras will rrndea th' following musical program at tlr lecture tonight of Willi I zaire- 1 Brown: Walt. hy Blanket 3 "Th! ItrecWs. by BronCrown Prince. overture hr son: 3 Barnendf 4 -- "Colored Regiment," hr a will eonlst of Henry. th following ideepq; Violins, Haven-por- t and Cor-- y: viola. Ziemer and Hansenr munei. Whitiemore and Rlulb: fnimlnme. Redfli-- : clarionet, Morton; drum, Kurtz; piano. Mowry. art-vte- The-ireheir- ! JUDGE i I1 SPORTS OF THE WORLD Ser-gaa- ni FRONT LETTERS DECEMBER 21, 1804, OGDEN, UTAH, WEDNESDAY MOUSING, HOWELL et RESIGNS pro-litt- j i fr . MANSARD WON THE HANDICAP AT OAKLAND IN AN EXCITING FINISH. Finish Diaments Mads tha Greatest Ever Seen on tho Local Track of AacoL Christmas Mis Fan Francisco. Decs 20. Mansard won ihe handicap ai Oakland today from Venstor in an exciting finish. In the first race The Cure outfooted Dora L to the wire. The Cure opened at 4 to I aud was played into lavor-itisiV. R. Condon nt even money made a poor showing in the tnird race aud finished among ihe Mocorito at lu to 1 skimmed the rail and won easily. Nigaretie finished first In the last rare, but was disqualified fur interfering with Ban Nicolas. cloudy, track fast. Summary: First race, 7 furlongs, selling The Cure, won: the Gadfly, second; Dura I., third. Tin., 1:27 Second race, 6 furlongs, selling Mocoriio. won; Sol Lichtenstein, second; Bell Reed, third. Time, 1:13 Third race, mile aud To yards, sidling Follow Me. won; Siiliclio, second; Scotsman, third. Time, 1:45. Fourth race, fi furlong, handicap Mansard, won:; Venator, second; Albuta. third. Time, 1:19 Fifth race, Fimirity course- - Sea Air. won: Dr. Lcggo. second; Smithy Kane, third. Time, 1:10. Sixth race, mile and sixteenth race, selling (Irene, won; San Nicola, second; Leila, third. Time, 1: Ati What are von going to get him for Christmas? Nearly everybody has a him or two to buy for We cater only to hims. Perhaps our suggestions will aid you to get him just what he needs ami just what will please him. If you cant tind something suitable for his Christ-ma- s here, where in the world wtuld you expect to tail-ender- find it? Suggestions. 2-- Smoking Jackets Bath Robea Nsckwear Mufflers Shirt Protectors Gloves Pajamas Ac., Ac., Caps Overcoats 3-- Suits Dress Vests Rain Coata Hata Umbrellas , V I Thousands of doUars worth of Xmas Goods at prices lower than ever before quoted in Ogden. We bought a large lot of Perfume at half price and we will sell it at We have also placed our entire lot of Pillow Tops and half; price during this sale. Stamped Linens in this sale at cost. The prices are lower this year than aver before. and dont forget to bring the children. and Today tha GREAT DOLL FAMILY will hold high carnival again eld Santa Claua haa ordered us to put the prices down lower than was ever asked for good dolls before, because he wants every little Call and see them French Stag Goods We have the largest and best assortment girl in Ogden to have in the City. at least one DIAMEN1E FURNISHED THE STIRRING FEATURE. Ik Angelr, Dpo. 20. The finish nf Diamente, thn winner of the laot race, was the stirring feature of the racing at Asrot today. From a imaiiion behind a field of sevi-- into the etretrli, Diami-ntniaii'j I lie greatest finish ever seen on the focal track, and won the the race from Heather favorite, which had a laid of two lengths over the field at the head of of the stretch. Weather clear; track fast. Summary: First race, o furlongs Paeifico, won ; Revel, second; Crown Princes, third. Time, 102 Second race, Blauson course, selling wan; Nanun, second; Bdinborough. El Verraco. third. Time, 1:11. Third rare, mile and a quarter, hurdle handicap Sceptre, won; Flea, second: Dr. Iking, third. Time 2:18 Fourth race. Blauson course, selling Mad MuHah. won; Interlude, second; Ccrro. third. Time, 1:10. Fifth rare. 8 furlong Capitalism. won; Tramotor. second; Milton Young, third. Time, 1:14 Sixth race, selling, mile and an won: Heather eighth Diamante, Honey, second; Wm. F. II. third. Time, r 4. 1-- 2. 4. 1 : 55. RESULTS. New Organs, Dec. 3. Result: First rare, half mile Antimony, won; Balance All. second; Mr Boh, third. Tim9 49 Second race. 5 furlong Telescope, won: Mayor Johnson, second; Fronts-na- n. third. Time 1:01 Third non. 7 furlongs High Wind, won; Ternsrod, second; John Doyle, third. Time 1 ;29 Four! h race, mile and a nixlemlli Little Hoy, won; Ararhitc. second; Always Faithful, third. Time. 1:53 Fifth race, mile and a half Ikw.i Brooklyn, second; Tnonymn, won; Time. 2:40. Catalina, third. Kill les, Sixth ra-e- . 5 furlong won; Escutcheon, second; Annie Alone, third. Time. 108. 2-- 5. 3-- 5. 5. . THE CLOTHIER, HATTER AND HABERDASHER, Maggie Mackey, HHi; Tim Hurst, 98; 92. Mart Gentry, Spring Thinl nice, selling, one mile Ed. Uuinhurg. M4; Poircro Grande, Try-on- . lOu; Tom 102; Fuxy Grandpa, Hawk, 97; Punctilio, 9C; Fressias, 92. Fourth race, handicap, Blauson course Sals, 114; Gold Rose, log; Felipe Lugo. 105; El Chihuahua, ltjf; Home Bred, 87. ' Fifth rare, selling, mile and 70 ytrds Varrn. Evea G., 102; Rough Rider, Chub, Phyz, 97. Sixth race, selling. G furlongs Schoharie. 112: Mias Provo, 109; Alaumn-sor- , 108; Wager, Our Pride, 104; John Hughe. 102; Morilcnte, 99; Tender Crest, 90. PRIVATE The art display at. the Lewis r Clark Centennial will he of fubuloiv value, representing mmc amm-- ti,ci will be spent in producing the euit; exposition. There v. HI he not a worth on the market at les t $109,000 each, and the aggregate a :ia of the display will umeunt lo uJIJiuyi of d'lllars. . y SALE UNTIL XMAS Uncle Sam has decided not to sell any unredeemed goods by auction, but will sell ail unredeentfd diamonds, watches and jewelry at private sale uutil Chriatmaa at the actual cost advanced on the goods. Remember the place UNCLE SAM S IX)AN OFFICE, 278 25th Street. g Christmas is almoM lien-- . In I'vr your holiday ptircha-e- a Jo Our line look our special 6PECIAL HOLIDAY RATES VIA RIO of Turkeys are as fine a lot of temlrr GRANDE WESTERN RAILWAY. birds as v,e have ever sem. It is treat to look at them; a pleasure to For the holidays the Rio Grande will buy. make a rate of one fare for the round Selling trip between all stations. date for Colorado I)cc. 22ml and 23rd. 251 24Hi. Dec. for I'tah, h, 31t 23rd, and Jan. 1st; final limit Colorado tickets Jan. 5lh: Utah tickets Jan. 3rd. 2158 WASH. AVE. me!-in- n-- imltii-oment- STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. 1- -2 - Notice Is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholder of the Standard Publishing, company wiil ENTRIES. WEDNESDAY be held at the office of thq company, No. 360 Twenty-fourtstreet, Ogden, Lns Ant?les,. Dec. 20. Entries for Utah, Monday, Jan. 9. 1905, at. 2 p. nt : Wednesday: for the purpose of electing officers for First race, selling, one mile Gala the ensuing year and transacting such Ill; Llbertn. 110; Tangible, other business as may come before Miracle 11., Lmiwelsea. Iras, Idalum, the meeting. D. T. TRACY, Sec'y. 10C: 107; Litintlg. Evermore, 103; Ogden, Utah. Dec. 10th, 1904. Dtiskv Secret, Dorice, Frangible, Rose of Hilo. 102; Huapala, 98. Lisbon. Dec. 20. King Charlra and Second race, selling, 2 year olds, Queen Amelia arrived here today on 5 furlong Doctor C., their return from visits to England Hildebrand, Cotillion. 103; Went Brookfield, 101; and France. $J.OO Telephones for Residence $2.50 Telephones for Business ROCKY MOUNTAIN BELL TELEPHONE Wife! Your TheseMr. Busy For Man Of Business COM v Of course Jewelry, Rings, Precious Stones and every form of the Beautiful in Art, but if she is one who loves Beauty in the Utilities, buy her something for the table. Glance over the following six suggestions. . doll for Xmas. Leather Goods tSale Our Gigantic Fur Stock 200 samples of Ladies' Cuffs 1-- fi Doll Display Mechanical, Toys , Underwear Ac., Ac., EVERY ARTICLE FAIRLY AND RIGHTLY PRICED. NO FANCv FIGURES. WE'LL PUT ASIDE ANYTHING YOU SELECT A KEEP per FECTLY MUM ABOUT IT UNTIL SANTA CLAUS TIME. Ac, Ac. h mas Night Rohes Hosiery Suependers Shirts Collars hand baga, all new shapes of stylish straps or braided handles, fitted with purses at greatly reduced price Most sensational r- - Fur Sale ever announced at this time of the year. Sensational Selling Of Cloaks Coata at cost and less. and Suita at Our entire line of children's 250 Women's Sample Coata 33 1- -3 Prices cut still deeper Per Cent Off in thia unload ing sale of Chriatmaa Dress Good Beginning Monday, Dec. 19, Our Store will Remain Open Each Evening until Xmas. One Chance on the Set. Beautiful Prizes Dry Goods $37 ao t Store Open Evenings Until Xmas. J. $. LEWIS (Si CO., Jewelers, AT THE BIG CLOCK. ifrA ft m ii flNTbtuta&iEittty t tf hmm M M wif Hi m th' w mr WASH. AV& |