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Show OGPf ...ik; ...101 THE MOBSISO EXAMINER 3n Pens. The Utah National Bank li'ALl STREET AND MARKETS DF THE WORLD J. I. Dooly .....Pcasldsnl FT "" Vico Wabah laltrtsl Fill Ci Subsequent Tendency Brings Out the ef the (23; the Underlying Strength Stock Merkel. Savings Aecounls Wicomin CruiTal an follows: York. Murrli IS.- -I lie ohippin ui if i he rtork markt-- t uu Saturdavft Slow 7.000. aroused jbundani expectation. PlIKh.- P- Keeipta fuither rin twlay. The opejins course ateaev; mutton 4.750 5 60; lambs (.50 nr irlrrg a In arco. dune-- - wit!i tide tf (.35: range wethers 5.2306.00; fed The heavy Millng to take ewes 4.730 5.33. exiinctitluii. profit. UiSile thik rise. and wa irlrlly actordins to etebllebed precedent. It CHICAGO rCTCRES. Nr u i hr Disaster. o)H-riio- ut eor-jirt- Boughman both severely injured. The high water ia the river had attracted a number of aigbtscera to the bridge. The buttrextes of the brldgo had been weakened by the flood and when a sudden swelling of the waters came, the support were carried away and the bridge collapsed. Clifford Linlhal, who wan on the bridge aaid, after he wax rescued, that two young men had stood beside him just before the bridge fell. He looked for them afterwards, but could see nothing of them. A colored man reported that he saw 4 be bodies of two men floating down tha river. The man says ha attempted to secure the bodies but. wan unable to reach tliem. The Ninth atreet bridge U on the point of giving way and the police are on guard to keep person from going upon the structure. Flood conditions in Lo Angeles and vicinity are the worst known In many years. Los Angeles river, flooded by tributaries from the mountains and from the high country, where heavy OrEN May Day U. 8. Con-5- 00 ,300 at 84. Victoria 150 Berk Tunnel Yankee Cou-l.i- WHKAT. Chicago, March II. Wheat: No. 2 No. I red 10741111: red No. 3 hard 1U5 No. 2 bant 101 rito; No. I northern 2 northern M801I1 ioi0 no. 1 111 2; No. I spring CHICAGO PRODUCE. Chicago. March 13. Clow: Wheat Msv 113; July 321-8- ; il VI. Corn March Jnlr 49 1 8. cists Mny Sept. 397-8- . 471-2- ; Mny July 317-- ; 12.33; . Pork-- May . Sept, 4991-1- ; 313191-2- ; July 12.709 12.731-2- Ini Marrh (.821-2- : April (.871-- 3. May (.$09( 821-2- ; July (.750 Rib ( 7 Rye . 78. , 1.3(12. Timothy 3.00. Flag Clover Hatley ! 13.00. 40049. CHICAGO r Chicago, ceipt 21 .000. LIVESTOCK. March Market Re10c lower; good U ll.-Ca- tlle prime steers 5.15CS.2o: poor to medium 3.7504.80; atockrrn and feeder 2.50(9 1.47; cows 2.809 1 (0; heifers l.Qfifi'.YlVI; tanners 1.6002.40; hull 2.5004.2$; Clive 3.01107.00. Market 5c HUGS- - Receipts 42.000. lower; mixed aud butchers 4. 8505.05; good to tTudce heavy .YCOffS.ll rough heavy 4.90(74.93: light 4.700 firt U. V. U. U. S. S. V. H. R. H. adjustment Cnat 97 95, ... 113 U9 liW Chicago aud Alton 3', .876 Chicago, H. and Quincy new 4 . 100 Chicago R. I. and I'. K. K. rol. 5a. 91 Chicago R.. I. and P. R. R. 4 .... 82, C C. C. and Rt. Ixuiis gen. la . . 13 i 97 Chicago Terminal 4a 76 Colorado Midland 4a Colotndo and Southern 4a 9246 105 e Denver and Rio Uiande 4s Distiller' Recur i tie 5 Erie prior lien 4e Krie general 4 F. W. and Denver ity 1st . Hocking Valley 101 4 79T 101 1 6 92 lid 4. certificate Ill 103' , Japnu 6. laiufartlle and Nah. Uni. 4s 1036 1(0 Manhattan consul gold 4s 6.M: hulk 4.95(75.05. Mexican Central 4s (S' a SHKEP - Receipt a 28.000. Sheep Mexican Central 1st Inc 25 elow. lamb luc lower: good tn choice and St. Louis wether 4.6006.10: fair to choice mix- Minn., 100Ti and Texan 4s Miss., Kan, western ed 4.7505.40: sheep 5.0004.00; Texa 2nd, ... nnd Kana Mien, In 7.00: j4 native mbs N. R. R. of Mexico con. 4 wcaiern lamb 6.000 85 5.000 7 A0. 100 New York Central gen. S's New Jersey Central general 5s ...128 OMAHA LIVESTOCK. 2: Omaha. Marili IS.Cntne Receipts sji.w, shade lower: native steer and heifers 3.0004.35; 1.750 5.60: e ducts 1.7503.00; atorker and feeders 2.7504.40; calves 3 Oftfi ("-'- ; bulla and s'sgs 2.090 4.25. 3.000. Market Sc HO(JS4 RnVipl lower; heavy 4.9004.95; mixed 4.850 4.90; light 4.75 4.90; pig 3.7504.70; hulk 4.8504.90. SHEEP Receipts 11.0i0. Shade lower: wrest cto yearling-- - 5 5500.(0; weth4 ; ers 12505.70; ew lamb ( 5007 40. ms 750-Vlfi- KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK. Kansan City. March 13. Cattle Receipt! S.00. Hteadr to lower; native steers 4.ii05.75: native row and hetf-r- s and feeders 3.0o 2.f)O04.Kti; calves 3.000 04.63; bull 2.509 fito-ker- s Northern Pacific 4s Northern Pacific 3n Norfolk and Western con. Oregon Short Line rfilg. 4s 105 76 4 ...1034 97 1-- LOUISIANA JOCKEY CLUB. at ! j Result: Kim nee. I furlong r 3$. 37. MINING STOCKS. nomhial 10. or summer. Thete will be in effect during the spring month, from all easier n points to every section of the West, greatly reduced' rates lbsh one way and round trip), and it will be to their interest that you give me the names of parties who may be induced hy these rate to come West. No matter where they may be located, we will hrve our representatives call upon or write to them and advise them of the cheapest and best way to come. Call or address: C. A. WALKER. General Agent, Chicago 4 Northwentern Railway, P. 0. Box 750, Salt Lake. Utah. TALK AND SIGNS THOSE BIBLE PLACES. Mamina, whats a mlz?" mix. desr. I'm sure I don't know. Wh-r- e did you bcsjpaboitt It 7 Why. the man at Sunday-schoo- l aaid God made Heaven an' earth an' ail that in the mlz! Brooklyn Life. The He seldom stays home; he gee the rlub a pond deal." Yon don't put it exactly right. He stays at. the club a good deal; he seldom goes home. Philadelphia Ledger. to Hr a knocked down by an automobile. you know, and he got (2,000 damage from the fellow. Goodnesa! 1 wonder what he'll do with the money? (Hi. hea spent it: bought the fellow's automobile with it. Philadelphia for Breakfast. 4514. Fourth race. furlonge Glen Gallant won; Ray Hide second; Torlo third. Time. 1:11 Fifth race, mile Avenger won Max Rose second; Safe Guard third. Time, i. 49. Sixth rare, mile and aa eighth Montpelier won; Dixie Lad aecond; Extol third. Time, 2:01. Sexenth race, 5 furlongs Presintl-men- t won; Chippy Thorpe second; Clique third. Time, 1:04 3-- 3. AT CUT PARK. AT OAKLAWN. OF Get Fresh News 4--3. PEACE. Hot Springe, Ark., March 13. Oak-law-n reaulta: (Continued from Page Two). hirst rare, 4 furlopge William Mof-fl- t won: Eva Jean second; Larina True rrn policy a a aenaclc-- a adventure, third. Time, :45 5. Second race, 6 furlongs Kildoe won: which baa coat thousand of lives and millions of money, declaring that for Pancrratis second; Belligerent third. 200 years the government has been Time, 1:15. Third race, mile and seventy yard extnnding the empire and that it ia now time to atop and regenerate the peo- 8idney B. Love won; Grenade second; Don't Aak Me third. Time, 1:43 ple. Fourth rare, one and one sixteenth The Gaxelta. a popular paper, goes Lu-bi-n further, affirming the Justice of Japan'! miles Balkel won; Allan second; . 1:47 Time. on aud third. saying that opportunity position the mainland Is vital to her, whereas Fifth race, 3 fnrlonga Onainke won; Russia's Manchurian adventures are Pretty Girl second; Starling third. a colonization in which the people Time, .35 won; Irapplat have no part. Sixth race, mile-- Fix the econd; Tartar third. Time, 1:42 Nobody but lhe government, paper aays. knew why the war was PETITION FOR PEACE. begun, and the government is now beaten. Are there atill idiot who believe It should be prolonged? Cincinnati, March 13. The Evan-gellrSuch an exlract a the above suffAlliance of Cincinnati, whose iciently shows the feeling here. memberabip include all the Protestant ministers in the. rit.v. today adopted CHINA'S ENTITY. resolutions petitioning President Rooe-,ve- lt to take steps for the bringing about between Russian and Japan. of peace 13. March Convinced Washington. that Russia and Japan will both soon HUNGARIAN INDEPENDENCE succumb to the enormous financial strain placeJ upon them by the war, a diplomat, reprewnting one of the neuM. Fran Kozautb, who wa so tral powers most Interested In the final received by the Austrian Emissue, ha within the last few days sent in Kouuth, eldest eon of a confidential message to lilt govern- peror. ment, warning it to be on the lookout late dictator of Hungary. He wan born for a secret agreement to be negotiated in 18(1, and when only eight yearn of between Russia nnd Japan direct re- age was taken a prisoner by the Austrigarding the preliminary arrangements he wan liberated and for a settlement of their difficulties. ans. A year later What It was that prompted the sending exiled, and he was then allowed to Join of this message cannot be learned, but hla parents in A'ia Minor. He came to Ua author is an official at all times exEngland with hla father, and received a ceptionally well informed on affairs of careful education both there and, later. state and in the diplomatic corps. Hi when In France. He settled In Italy as a civil belief that pears negotiations and acquired considerable engineer, they begin will be conducted between 81.' Petersburg and Toklo direct, finds practice and renown. In 1894, when considerable credence. Indeed, anoth- Loula Kossuth died, Frans Kosauth er diplomat expressed the opinion to- went bark to Hungary, where In 1395 day that lhe field of battle would he the lie wan elected member of Parliament. scene of the first negotiations between In a few months he became the acthe belligerents looking to peace. Howknowledged leader of the Independent ever nr ret the negotiations, it I de- party in parliament, and wan very noon clared the United States, England. Gerafterwards elected president of the parmany and Franre are keenly on the ty, which point ion .he atill holdn. and alert for such a development, nnd would exercise as such Considerable inflnenrr promptly demand the terras of the in Hungary. Under his leadership the party grew in importance, number and agreement for their inspection. It i learned the Chinese government strength a it never had been before, Is prepared, when the hour of peace and has been several timet arbiter of come, to call the attention of the pow- the political situation of lhe country. ers to the repeated nssuraneea which, M. Kossuth ia a politician of consideraat the invitation of the United Rtates, ble ability. He Is arrompliahed In each has given of their faithfnl adherpainting, eculpturc. nnd music. He ence to the Hav principle that Chlnai married an English wife, who died some year ago. administrative rutlty" must be maintained. Algernon Yaw, it aw cawstn me llivex are a terrible torment to the all of 310.000 a yeah to aw live, little folks, and to some older ones. doneher knoe. Mias Knox My goodness! What an Kaaily cured. Doan's Ointment never fails. Inst sat relief, permanent cure. awful waste of good money. Chicago At any drug store, B0 cents. 4-- 8-- 5 8-- 5. 4--5. gra-cloui- -- Pie. Charlie Fisher M1m Aubrey Wuodlin second; third. Time, 1:19 Second race. 5 '.6 furlong Bixle Andrews won; Prestige second; Pache-t- a third. Time, 1:1L Third race, mile Rainland won; Matadur second; Terna Rod third. Time, New Orleans, La., March 15. City Park results: First race, ( furlong Cubeen won; flood have occurred, ia bank full and second; St. Fury third. Time, has reached the highest point known in Big Bow 1:201-5- . 13 yearn Much loss has been nustalnel Second race, 4 furlongs Gray Dal by 'tha rity from damaged ntreeta, won; Temple second; Tishomingo third. storm broken drains and sewers. :40 Along the coast various other towns Time, Third rare, 6 furlong I.idwina won; have Buffered. At Santa Monica two Minstrel second; FUlla third. piers were destroyed and the damage Midnight is estimated at Time, 1:18. along the shore there ' Fourth Tace. (', furlongn St. Tam2(0.000 dollar. At I.ong Beach the won: Sid Silver second; . Gov. damage to the wharf and to amall boat, many Savers third. Time, 1:10 is estimated at (20.000. Fifth race. Roundelay won; Basil Trains Into m Angeles on the Southern Pacific and the Senta Fe are stalled aecond; Saladin third. Time, 1:45 Sixth race, mile and sixteenth hy washout. Telegraph and telephone Cnrcua lines have been blown down by a high Juba won: Brunswick aecond; wind. The western union has .one wire third. Time, 1:52. Seventh race, ( furlongs Orderly to Chicago and all communication between I .os Angeles sad the outside won; 8arner second; Sherrod third. Time, 1:04 world Is carried on over this wire. PEACE ..AND. won; 2-- 1346-Silve- Of your friends or relatives in I he East who are con rent plat ing movement to the West during the coming apnng 101 AJ 104 ... 1.1$. 1224 117 4 at 6(0 at 13; at 37; 2,200 at GIVE ME THE NAMES. im Line 4k Gives the Night Dispatches Hot from the Wire. If you like that 3-- 2--5. 0. at 37. 10444 1324b 1056 70' Haltininre amt (hin 4 . Baltimore and Ohio 3'.. Central or Georgia 4a . Central of Georiga 11 Inc. Central of Urorgia 2ml. Inc (Tiraprakr and Ohio l'6s 24 Drafts, night 76. Draft, telegraph 13246 10446 American Tobacco 4. certi American Tobacco 6, certi Atchison gcueial 4a Morita third. Time, 1:09. Esmond race, 4 furlongs Ramona won; Avonella, second; Chief Win-mathird. Time, :49 Third race, futurity course, St. George, Jr, won; Mildred Schultz, second; Ethel Abbott, third. Time, 1:11. Fourth race, one mile and seventy yards Kedwald. won: Hellas, second; Tannhauier, third. Time. 1:4( Fifth race, one mile and seventy yards Cinnabar, won; Frank Pearce, second; Carilee, third. Time. 1:49 Sixth race, one mile Big Beach, won; Gild Enamel, second; Magrane, third. Time, 1:$2 3-- Alpha Con. 10 Tlelrher 20 Bullion 29 Challenge Con. Silver Darn 59. Mexican Dollars I. 33; 6! B. and B. 94 15 Caledonia 54 Confidence 0 Chollar 13 C. C. and Va. 175 Con Imperial 1 G. and G. 18 Exchequer $1 H. and N. (7 Gray Eagle 0 Mexican 190 Justice 0 Occidental Con. 90 Ophlr 700 Potosl 14 Overman 10 Scorpion 31 Ravage IS R. Nevada 42 R. Belcher 0 R. Hill 04 Union Con. 0 Yellow Jacket 14 Utah Con. ( BONDS. U. S. nur 4a registered U. 8. old 4s registered S. old 4i, registered U. 8. old 4a coupon Cuba Alia 3 Andes 19 coupon New 4. registered at The official closing quotation! tor mining stocks today wets aa followi: Included is MO at MiO BAN FRANCISCO refunding 2a registered . ..1044 10444 refunding 2s coupon 3s registered 10444 .VtchiMin AtlBTitlr 500 B. Con Yankee Cou-S- OU ' York 3246: 13. 200 at 500 500 at 34. 1. firm 120I3'6 NEW at at fl.10. Shiel- d- - 1 at Columbus Con 2(0 May Da v 300 at ts 18 1346 : 500 OPEN BOARD SALES. le Prime Ext) a Chee at 50 3(. ' Rt. Louis, March II. Wool lower; territory and western medium 20(721; )ne medium 1(0 II; fine lot 7. BOARD 8ALES. Silver Shield 1.(0 at 34'.,; com-mlud- ou 170176. First 176. hfth and aixth races were captured by long priced horses. Results: First race. 5 and a half furlongs Phalanx; won; Neva Lee second; cruah-ed- ; hurt. HE- MORNING EXAMINER The 13. Eitterprise street, right arm New Orleans, La.. March 13. The Alonzo Thomas, 12 Ran Julian Newr Louisiana Jockey club spring place, head, deft hand and both knees Leonard Carmichael and J. meeting opened today. ' raea March Francisco, 1-- 2422 pur-rhaw- Dairy 18020. Egg steady at matk Los Angeles River in Flood Caused a Los Angeles, March 13. The Seventh Greet bridge over Lot Angeles river, fell today, carrying with it into the flood swelled river, 13 to 13 person, two of whom are believed to have been drowned. These Include two unknown men. bodies thought to have been carried down the river. Mm. Clara Webb, 216 Ease Seventh street, was recued from the flood, but probably fatally hurt hy falling timber. D. B. Braggs, watch with tnerkrt for which Tss Leading Futures Ranged a Fob lows: keen attention to estimate the tone 1 hie Utter tendency confirmed tlie pr-Mike underlie strength which efock marker. and offered a fresh In the absorptive power of iiwii' lation and the onlinjltrd confidence with which buying followi prlree to 'lhe nual wreklv higher fight of traffic condition by railroad fifflrtiln aei.ved a St rone corroboral loft of the confidence which la felt In b;iI-nea- a eeadiiionn. A very fiee movement of all gnadra of traffic, and eapecinllrof nnd tori and iron product were higher grade of merchnndita marked feature or the movemeni, nnd M Ntad an ground for the faith rii praeard by railroad official of very prmpermia condition for an indrlnfte period la tbo future, improved weather conditional ate helping out the operat Ing department and facilitating the moraueat ef fielght, although the car acrom-modaupply la atill Inaufflcent to ear of fhe builncaa offered, lorga railroad earaing are to be looked for la toe sequence of the speru latioa. The heavy volume of hank tha trad clearing, which wltneaaed e acllrlty a the raiiatry, coullnued iff new railroad bond ianuea bv bankiag liouae and tha ncHve demand for money for peculation are without at. any Impreaniiiu on the money marktor The country's domestic expert eg. February showed a growth in cor fallport sufficient to overcome the the Cash quotation wars as followi: ing off la wheat and flour, tearing low price of cotton alone responsible Flour aieady. level. for the decline from 1ut year's Wheat No. 2 spring 1.0(01. 11', j. The confidence engendered by the strong No. I 1.0301.10. Bad elements In tha general bnahtnas No, .2 red 1.1101.13K. financial situation are undoubtedly the Corn Na 3 and No. 3 yellow 4( anstainlng factor In the market Oat the ground for the disregarded by the No, 3 320',. speculative alemest of the conslast No. 3 white 3246033. upward tuvanli rouilna No. 3 whtla HMfS',. restriction of buying which comes from Rr No. 3 7(6. conservative of a large element Good feeding 3(040. Barley disStreet Well In the houaci Fair to choice mailing 430 47. 1 12( . trict. Flax Seed-- Na No. 1 northwentern 1.26'. Warning of this character, bawd on Mils 130012.35. the great size which has already Mess Purk-- per tn stock and the pieveat high loud piy 1(0 Iba (.I7H0O OO. level of price stem to have little force Hlioit Riba aidea (loose), 173460 in face of the unclouded prospect for (.87 6. hustnem end Industry. Frequent digesShoulders (boxed) 6.874606.90. tion of proflls by the hoard from Short Clear aidea (boxed) (.17460 o fffpet mutt thn nlibk pntor il advices plentiful In tha 7.00. the cnutlonarv Whlwkey, basis of high wine 1.23. street. The profit taking which was Clover Con trart grade 12.15. la a made constant tndar, afterthe road in the market durl.ig ARTICLES AND SHIPMENTS. noon and the euhwquent rally dhl not hut the wan yielded, all that lower rlo-ln-g wan strong and active. I Articles meats were flrsn. Total sales, par Rond Yslur, I5.1O.V000, 6.200 Flour, bbl , ....... 20.600 21. (00 heat. bu. . 13.000 SUGAR. 557.2U0 196.200 Coin, hit. . 1. .,. I mi bu. . 62.200 , ii.,.,,., 42.900 Raw Rye. bn New Yoik. March 13. rtuzar: 1.100 2.900 weak: fair refining 41-2- ; centrifugal fid DArley, bu. 73.000 13.700 tet. I; mo I awe sugar 4 Refined dull; mihed (.75; powdered till the Produce Kxrhssge, today, the (.15; granulated butter market we steady. Coffee quiet; No, 7 Rio 714. Creameries 200 24. Wnou LOST CLOSING QUOTATIONS. the f tendency ouh-eque- ni San tajent had a bad day at Emeryville this afternoon. Romans, an outsider, easily beat out Chief Wlttniaa. the favorite ia the third race, and the 92' i 94' i Hie dosing quotations and sales war( 3.0004.33. a.HOB. Steady; hulk 141 Mid 4.M0VW; heavy S.lHifj 3.05; packet! 4.9nffi$(0; pig and light 4.1004.95. iwl cow -T- AT EMERYVILLE. 70 93 4a sv Tlin AND LIVES IKK SALT L4KE MINING STOCKS. 4.2305.25; wcsiers fed atcer wr-ie- m ........ lta . .............. Heb. B. e s sssieas Wabash Western Maryland 4 . Wheeling nd lake Erie 4 .. TO HENRY SELLING TAKE PROFITS. IF m of BRIDGE FELL ..... United States Depository 11. 1905. MARCH .. OF OGDCN Horae E. THERE cesv. Reading geneial 4 . St. L. and 1. Mouatala cos. 5s 914 St. I and I. Mountain fg. 4 .. SJi St. Louis S' western con. 4 .. Seaboard Air IJn 4 . stsassao ... 95 Southern Pacific 4 . ...119 Southern Railway 5a . ...1228s lexas and Pacific 1 , 86 Toledo. St. L. and Western 4 . I nioa Pacific 4s . ...iw 135", Union Pacific conv. 4a . 95'i I'. 8. Steel 2nd 5a . CTAH. TUESDAY MOBXISQ, BIG QUESTIONS TO SOLVE. MITCHELL BROS. (Silt's Views u American inn J.latflittUl realities. oelieve Ip viewing condition colored glasses of either through optimism or pcesimlam,H aaid Jamee J. Hill, ptvxldent of tho Gnat Northern railway, to a representative of Buccesn Magazine for March. "I believe in examining them without prejudice In order to form CQUciusions that approximate tha truth. For Instance, 1 don't try to palliate the fact that In this country we have some big and threatening problem to solve. One of them la the labor question. The present standard of wages ia at tiflrlaL It must be lOinced If this country la to compete with others in the markets of the world. Our foreign 1 doa'c tl( trade In m&ncfartnred products. Instead of increasing with the Increased production. Is faHing off. Consider the. single hut Important item of steel. A very fair years ago we were told that our steel waa commanding the worlds markets. Nobody dares to tell na that now. Even natives of our own country In the Phil Ipplces have recently bean aendlqg Mg orders for steel to Germany. Whyl Simply because they Mu get it cheaper there. As it ia In atcel. ae.it la In many other pro$irts. Gftmany in making great strides ahead of na. She In. in fact. leading, the world and promise to increase her lend. Her mechanic work cheaply and spend altty-el- x bepn a week in their factories, whereat our pend Lut forty four. Moreover, ttjcy are better workmen. We cannot, hops to compete with her In foreign trade until we reduce the ccwt of our manufactured product and Improve their quality. Even England. Buffering from. Industrial paralysis because of the power of the trade unions ami other lnSflmeea, la moving foster than we ore. The simple truth la that we aiw being badly beaten in tbo race for tfcs market! of the world." -- Tea With a Diaaaaar. r dinosaur tea" was rsoenlty held In the Mueeum ef Natural History at New. York. The dinosaur skeleton waa suspended over tlte tables,a and In its sixty-si- x ef shadow DO feet and efht people found tilting room. The anurtaa known ae the brontosaurus, or tha t hander Heard, wm found In U97 In Wyoming nnd la fifteen feet two Inches high at the hlpe. has a ne-- sixteen fact ten Inches long and a tall thirty-onfeet four inches long. Its thigh bone weigh ITS pounds. Thunder lizard, brontosaurus. You that lived so long before us. You that ruled-thlmundane loeua ' In the days ef Diplodw-ui- . Marvel of your at-t- he r lassie Meaoactc time. Jurassic. Stir your sixty feet. of length! Rohm your prehistoric strength! Lift your twenty tons anew! They am taking' tea with you! What effrontery . what mockery! Rise, oh. rise and smash the crockery! fA Ini-br- e Monuments and Headstone, car loads In stock. Two MONUMENTS 2003 JEFFERSON Cemotory' Coping and Vaults. Carpontoring, Building, Repairing and Remodeling ef Houses Promptly attended to. All work Guaranteed. Enquire olo Nelaon, 545 16th street. Telephone 329-y- , WILL YOU Invest In piece of unlmprnvel land: In Webor County f Adjoining improved farms? Half mils from R. R. Station? .Right next to Irrigation Canal? Providing you can buy on monthly . payment? ay $10 or 115 cr $30 per month? or quarterly? Or annual payments? And no Interest? And no taxes? The owner to pey taxes and continue to uet the land until X la fully paid for? If So Said pioca 0? land will cost par acre. 1400 for 20 acres. $100 for 40 acres. $1,200 for (0 acre. yau . Address or Call on HUNTER & KENNEDY Room 6, First National 3ank Utah Ogden, Building; WINES (SL LIQUORS H. PATTI$08 M. LEEDOM CAFE FALSTAF - Once you roamed o'er rocks cretaceous Feastlng-eiritfcgrowths hertwevoua Chewing dermchteowum With Iguanodon, your chum. Once rou.llateuadotff tha singing Of the pterqdatyl'a winging Through tfie irbsmltit ferns; Doing Gcnfthtic tdrna. Archgtvphftrx bm chorus When 1th qilffM y,-- uMSeeaurui And proud Througif'tht fspffi'waa you plowed. Now yau hntkrato IV platter Of the Jaooate hrS the ghxtttr 2425 Washington (Phono 222X) o Of As of If you want the worth your money in MEA I and FISH goto $31 24th Stroot oimcf-VfWlff- I CONSTITUTION SANTO DOMINGO Washington. u Otlfix No. 'Pha-- an upx(drt'r'ica,4warfsh q eeiWli"rWflsli! Though thfy eel' doq'rr not earnlvoroug deliver us! Wag That tefli anA-to- rd bid enmeOrM-jStaffing Horua Caultt Jtrentesaunia? Did the ihkrfht ploUi' your lory ahnirtaful stsryT) With their Orce you. breathed, dfmtlhaa wonder, your fnotytepe wok the thunder! Now theytrcet you with disdain. Bay you tad a'twtLpftund brain. o Not on spdrs And 'the rofcmztroL ham! Win ySu bMrtlfotflhafctjag nlandcr DihvOiiiM!- - Waera' your dander Make thqeiqdwof.adnte Sec things! (Vise a rtqt 'ctoagftt.llM tea things! how tta'lslt.Jd0.uvMta'g1ary tnt Rlrs. tMUM Ohjbrtttrii-D- ! Arthur BLttBiHla In Ws Tnk Wm IBnck5 BaHard & . senate convened presented a transition rfti 13- .-- Kansas City. March rr. who tried to vote lUrgl recent charter election, on hero today and wro PerrT- years' Jmprlsonment. k circun MU P04"; the tW ed fifty cn( to 4a At the Chicago Salvage Coys Sale At "V which Domingo ronstrtutlon dered printed EjjVSTiiid On motion of Mr. went Into executive Putnams you will find the latest, newest styles in Spring Clothing for Men, Boys and Children |