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Show TI1E EXAMINER: MORNING 1'TAFT, V,rr.X, FOR 15, Irr 190.1 TELEGRAPHY. ROOM RENT-FUitNIg- HED FOR RENT One tan'ihvd room. 234 24th street. Examiner Want Ads APKIR SATURDAY VMOHN1NO, FRATtRNAL TELEGRAPH school evenless. from 7 to I p. id. Apply 2474 Washington avenue. FRATERNAL MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA FORESTERS OF AMERICA. Utah Camp, N MW. areata every Court Wasatch No. 2, Foresters of FOR rooms; TMBday night at 6 o'clock in K. oC P. America. Meets LG. F. halt 24th 137 25ih St. AIM mo. BUSINESS CHANCES. tit. first and third Wednesday evenings J. J. brum ii c. v. of sack month at 7:10. FOR RENTTwo furnished rooms for J. H. SHAFER. Clark. FOR 8ALE Chill parlor and waffla W. HALSEY, C. R. housekeeping; 2N; Adams. house, making good money, Kelly P. A. GARNER, Becratary. . Herrick. and MASONIC. FOR RENT Two nicely furnished KNIGHT! OF THE MACCACEEB. rooms for light housekeeping, elec, CIGAR STORE for sale. Haaonte hall, ever 2411 Washington trie light. 2166 Adam. Ava Ogden, Utah. . 27S 24th 8l Silver Teat No, l menu first and third Friday evenings at I o'clock in FOR RENT S rooms tor light houseWeber Lodge ri A- - M. RegK-- of p. halL A busincH for 1 600. SALE A ff. FOR Visiting KnlghU cor keeping, 157 23rd 6l Clearing from $150 to 1300 per ular communications first and third dially invited. month annually. Three yoar lease on Thursdays of each month. Qualified F. M. COCHRANE, Commander. FOR BENT Furnished rooms for Invited. business at low rental. Rest of Masons - T. HARRIS, Record Keeper. cordially houM keeping, also ona single furH. R. MscMlLLAN. W. M. ' . reasons for selling. Address X. Y. Z, nished room. - 2755 Lincoln. F. NICHOLS, Bec'y. . this office. . Ogden Tent No, 24. marts tha ass-anand fourth evenings FOR RENT Furnished rooms with A. M. Ref-Un- r Ogden Chapter No. 2, t I oclock sharp,Wednesday O. F. halL in I. tabls board, slrfcily nodtrm. 14 24th. SCAN THE WANT ADS. convocation first Tuesday of each Waiting Knights cordially Invited te SCAN THE WANT ADS month. Visiting cordially lilCld, invited. J- - W. HALBET, Commander. A- - V. FOR RENT Nicely fwrtdzhed rooms F-- F. McINTOBIL H.K. P. InBOND; Record KeepaC. or week month. the F. B. NICHOLS, Secretary. by day, PROFESSIONAL quire at room S, Boyle Block. 2462 LADIES OF THE MACCABEES. Wash. Ave. El Monte Comm and try No. 2, K. T. Attorney conclave second Wednesdays of Silver Rive No. 1. meets tha second Eaclas Bldg. stated C. RICHARDS. FOR RENT Furnished rooms for sack month. Sojourning Sir Knights and fourth Tuesdays y U at pi PRATT 2220 Ava No. Lincoln housekeeping. at K. P. halL Visiting sisters coo courteously Invited. GKO. HALVERSON, W. F. K. VOLL C. invited. " dially r.MAWi jea STOUT. F. K. NICHOLE, AGNES HILLIARD; L. & First ML Bank Bldg. FOR RENT Two roowa, pantry furLMMA L. TOWN R. K. JOSEPH JefferCHEZ. 2MS for nished housekeeping. " " , Qnaee Esther Chapter No. 4, O. K. FRATERNAL ORDER VALENTINE GIDEON, son. OF EAGLES. " ' IX MURPHY, held at Maaonia Regulai ' hall the first meetings " and third Fridays eC each O. HORN, FOR RENT Rooming nouM and the Fraternal Order of Eaglac, Ogden " month. Sojourning members cordially furaiturs for sale. Call at 112 HENDERSON A McMILLAN" Aerie No. 115, F. invited to attend. E, meeU every 25th street. Sunday evening in Eagle hall aart of EUNICE C. GORDON, W. 1L Raed hotel, at 8:00. Visiting Brothar Dcntiib ULUB HALSTEAD; Secretary. FOR RENT Two ronma. pantry a Eagles are lavired to alland the for furnished henseksepisg, DR. rloaet, Aerie meetings. N. SMITH, 1st Net. Bak. Bldg. ODD FELLOWS. 2520 Jeffarooa. E. R. GEIGER, W. P. Drug Store, 2461 Wash. Ave. D. T. TRACY. W. SeeY. Ogden No. Lodge U. B. FORBES, Aerie Physician. Independent 0 FOR RENT, UNFURNIBH. ROOM. der Odd Fellows. Menu Is L O. O. V. CIVIL ENGINEER. ball every Tuesday evening. Visiting suite FOR RENT One nice, In the Grand Opera House. Modern, L. B. SPENCER, CIVIL ENGINEER. brothers cordially invited to he present. Railroads, Waterworks, Sewers and elevator, heat; gas nogs, electric DELMAR DUNCAN, Noble Grand. Power Plants. Accurate Survey); light HENRY K188EI Secretary. Plana, Exilmatea and Reports. U, S. Deputy Mineral Surveyor," FOR RENT Two unfurnished rooms, Junction City Lodge No. 26, lade 2127 Grant HW Office, 203O.Ecclea Bldg. Ind. Phsna 1164. Box 499; Ogden, Utah. P, paadant Order at Odd Fellows, meets la L O. F. hall every Thursday ROOMS AND BOARD. evening. Visiting brothers cordial It TheOsly DsaMeTrach Kalway brtwess invited to be present. ROOM and excellent tabls serrica at PIANO TEACHING. d Urer sal Okaga JAB. BUNS, N. G. , 426 22ad 8t Bell phone 614Z. WALTER RICHEY, Secretary. PLANO TEACHING-H- Us Bertha BOARD A ROOM Tint daaa board Payne, 236U Wall avenue, Quean City Robakah Lodge No. 4. L and room, 271 12nd St O. O. F maeta first and third SaturFIRE INSURANCE. day evenings at Odd Fallows' 1 ROOMS A BOARD.- S65 21th Street SL Visiting members Tventgfourth I lavltsdT B. H. Goddard, Insurance, Real BOARD. tate and Loans. Rooma 411 MRS. KATE HOWE, Noble Grand MRS. K. MEID, Sec y, 712 22rd SL Utah Loan A Trust Building. or BOARD-By FIRST CLASS tha day week, 2567 Grant. FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOa ASSAYER. FOR RENT, HOUSES. The Meal Laxarieu Traia la tbs Warid J. lie Vlcksr, Aaaayer, 150 Main SL, ?fldB Lodge No-- S7L T. F. B, maaU Utah. P. O, Box 1015. lat and Ird Fridays at I p. m. la Companment and drawing-roo- m FOR SALE OR RENT-Fra-ma house, Salt Lake Qty, O. O. F. halL Visiting members o 5 ekieat 2 barns, exten- Samples by mall or express will be 11 room care, observation core, dim sleeping dially invited. sive lawn and yard. Mrs. C. Inge carefully essayed. and library HENRY tag care, R. President MORE, hretaan, ICO 18th street CORAL J. TYLER. Secretary. rs care, with baiber, hath and ARCHITECT L N. LANN1NO, Treasurer. Ubrary; antire train electric FOR RENT, FURNISHED HOUSES. F.C. Woodn d Ou, Arohitaet rooms lighted, through to Chicago without KNIGHTS OP PYTriiAS. Id and 67, First National Bank buildFOR RENT Furnished Direct coonect(oo foe furnished Cats, 2624 Grant ing. Telephony 210K. s Ogden lodge No. KnlghU of moata at Caati baUTUtah SLFaolandHiimeapolis WANTED, FURNISHED HOUSES. ELOCUTION. Bank building, every Monday mt ful Is-faeMlce m be evening. All K. of p.a requeeted to WANTED By couple with no chilTeacher of wile dtperianee oa stags meet wltt as. A. Wiliur, C dren, small, modern, furnished J. C. DELMORE. C. a" platform will taka a few pupils I rooms for or clash house, or By, Chicago & Noith-WistTerms reasonable. A. T. WOOD; M. of F. In location. good light housekeeping, A. W. WATSON, N. U evenings. Apply fleami Wsrt fleets K. R. . MEID, fiL. of Attm BMo, I N end References given. Address P. O. box 2216 Washington Ava. asn uki cay, urn ' . 485, City, RATHBONE SISTERS. PIANO TUNING, FOR RENT STORES.. 2 RUNT-Housekrc- piag nr, I Bring Results . a 'Tra . Every Want Ad of The Morning Examiner will be published FREE of charge in The Evening Standard. One Cent a word covers both papers. Cheapest and best rates ever made, in Ogden by any paper. Five Violent Endings Make Up the Record of a Day. Wash., April 13. rive vlo-Jcdeaths required the attention of the coroner here this afternoon. The body of a man was found floating In the sound near Richmond beach and was later iden tided as that of J. West-leI sham, a Ross seminary student drowned a month ago. Into a An unknown man walked south end saloon, and, while standing la front of the bar, fired a bullet lnio his brain. .The wound was fatal, Jle could not be identified. William Fraser, a member of Abe rrrw of a Lake Washington steamer, fell from the boat while it was towing a launch and. was drowned. His ' body hsa not bsen recovered. J. H. Cam eh I, a contractor, sllppad and fell from a ladder at a new house -ahis' h was building nod frnctured hull. He uied within lire minutes v after the fall. The body ef an' infant was found in the south end. the city. Its Identity ' Seattle, y is a teo-thirt- a a d a ADVERTI8EMENTB ON THIS RAGE COST ONE CENT PER WORD FOR EACH INSERTION. NO FIRST INSERTION ' LEfifi THAN 25 CENTS. ALL ADVERTISEMENTS MUST BE PAID IN BUSIADVANCE, EXCEPTING NESS HOUSES RUNNING OPEN BOOK ACCOUNTS WITH US. t of tho Crow of a Vassal Experltnca i That Waa Captured. flattie, Wash., April 11 FEMALE HELP WANTED by Yells of the People of Greeted ' Texas. , . WANTED: Steady employment for ladies and gentlemen. Salary and expenses paid weekly. Special to tegrhers and students. Call at the Idhn-ha- , 2474 Wash. Room Ave., 11, 9 a, m. to 6:20 p. m. The Overland Limited buM-smoU- ng Boob-love- - - WANTED April 14. PrdMdent finished his Texai tour Roosevelt when ha reached here aC 9 oclock today, He appeared on the rear end of his private ear and said n few words to the 200 people who gathered around Texline,' Tex., his car. I have hugely enjoyed my trip through Texas and I regret that I must leave you so anon,. You have a magnificent state and one of. which you have reason to be proud," said tha Keeler of president' to Vice President accompanied thq 'Denver voadi-wh- o Mr. Roosevelt from Frederick, Okla. The presidents trip from Vernon to Texline waa without a single mishap and the schedule was kept up ed for the Russians. that Daniels says that after being cap- for the entire 290 miles, showing elabin tho treated there was no-- ofmiscarriage tured, the entire crew were .the Fort Worth and with the utmost kindness by the Jap- orate plans anese who were in possession of ths Denver for hia safe transportation over names and position of every member the road. Mr. Roosevelt discussed executive almost from the moment of tho steamaffairs with (Secretary Loeb" until 11 er's leaving this port. o'clock, when he retired. Ha waa awakened several times by enthusiasPOLICE-COUtic Texans at stations cn route, but did not show himself. RT Few a Before Offenders Were Only Pueblo, Colo., April 14. The specJudge Murphy, ial train hearing President Roosevelt and party is running closely on schedA short session at police court was ule time, pasting Texline at 8:20 this held yesterday by Judge ' Murphy, morning. The party should reach and the cases of several offenders Trinidad, the first atop in Colorado, were disposed of. Dsn Ml rick, an Aus- about noon. The presidential train was met at trian. arrested by Captain Brown and Officer Morrissey, on the charge of car- Emory Gap by Governor Jesse' F. Mcrying concealed weapons, was arraign- Donald and party, who will accompany ed in court, but the case was continued the president to Colorado Spriags. until 2 p. m. i'he president will deliver a short Gca Hafer pleaded guilty to drunk- address on his arrival at the Union enness. but sentence was suspended station herb at 6:45 p. m. Arrangeking enough to allow him to get out ments have been completed for a re.of the city. ception and It is expected that at least A. C. Frank forfeited 25 for failure 20,000 people will .surround the stato appear on the charge of cruelty to tion. The weather in southern Coloanimals. rado la Ideal. Henry McCune pleaded guilty to n charge of drunkenness and was assess- kured, the women of Newcastle have ed !2u or twenty days. decided to Jo their share. Aa soon as the president alights AD WEATHER FOR THE HUNT. from the train n committee from the Womens Reading club will surround dnowsterms May Change Reoievsltl him and will escort him to tbe club rooms, where, on behalf of the women Plans. folk of Garfield county, he will be Newcastle, Colo, April 14. With presented with n horsehair bridle for be snow--twfeet deep- in every di- the use of Miss Alice Roosevelt. The rection from the camp and from three bridle itself is n work of art, which J" five feet deep in fire hills, with took over a year to complete. All of the mowstoi'm still continuing, it is the straps, including the relus, are that President Roooerelt will made of pure white horsehair and the Pihle h compelled hi hunt here buckles are of solid silver. content himself with smaller game BASEBALL SEASON. Lm t1 firiwslies he has planned to 11- For n week now the snow has ' Not twenty-tnu- r Opening Games 'of tho Big League jsllcn day after Jay. Teams. hours have passed without It forming. All that prevents the roads St. Louis, April 13. The baseball nd trails from season opened here today with the bring absolutely tenable Is the warm weather that first game between the National intervened and to a great extent league clubs of Chicago and BL Louie rited the snow. The flayers of both teams were la P. B. Wells, a Meeker hunter, who line condition. The weather had not nne of the party, has Just arrived altogether-las- t Its spring chill and the It took him nearly five hours to grounds were damp, but interest was be the ' twenty mile ride from Camp not lacking. i and hi home was worn to Musi ion when he reached here. Philadelphia April 14. The base- weather is at least three weeks bail championship season opened In ?hin6 the normal. he said. 'There this city today when the local Anierir Mi bee, i an unusual amount of snow ran league team crossed bats with the Mr this winter, hut. not In ten years Champion' Boston nine. Jr.v I seen the conditions so bad ns season 14. The Cleveland, Ohio, April Acrording to Writs, the camp Is now I baseball game scheduled for today be-?Trfoct hape. It. bas been prso-"i- y tween the Cleveland and Detroit Amerdecided to track the game with ican! league clubs to open the season r1 ud to follow with horses. This wan postponed on account of n heavy - coariuered one of the most dinger. snow storm, J? Mortn and the. had condition of , . uumsmro .9rmund makes it doubly dangerous Chicago, April 14. Chilling winds and lowering sklen were the weather A fun crown grixily can easily race conditions for the scheduled opening r from n horse, and the dogs cad game of the American baseball chamseason here, today, between equal the speed. Hunter here point out that to hunt pionship tit. liouis and Chicago. rnhoneu at nil s deed gallop must up all of the time to close in New York. April 14. The baseball ni! quarry, end that this speed season wan inaugurated in this city over gullies, - -- maintained Foucteani8..sll from .the 8h gulcne, srouaa rocks, over today! league' representing' respectivelog, tunnigh thickets end ly New York. and Boston and Brooklyn ra ,?n1 nP nl down mountainsides, axd Philadelphia on tbe Polo grounds jney pessimistically 'add,' some in Manhattan and at Washington Park is sure to' be hurt. la Brooklyn. . The'wrothwr-w- ae that the reception to ideal and large crowds attendand the parade la as- - ed both . work. Girl for general Jeff arson, WANTED- -A St. house- 2332 good girl; 22nd 426 . WANTED First daaa girl for general no washing; housework; good wages. 2911 Lincoln avenue. WANTED Girl to work in kitchen. Private family. Broom hotel, - SITUATIONS WANTED, FEMALE. WANTED Lacs curtains to do, Lincoln Ave. Mrs. Bain. Py-la- paonsHmsofi. . i In f'lt .pe . Masts every Saturday afternoon at PIANO TUNINO Mr. Tempest Wood, feet near Madison school 16 63AO;by tha year 67Ad 1:39 la Pythian hall, Utah National alngla tuning for store erect will proper parties. Address, cure Fiad Msaaa, 2466 Bank Building. Sojourning slaters corApply Win. Qlaamana. dially invited to attend. Washington Ava. MRS. ELLA BROWN, M. E. C. MR ISABEL WYANT, of R. and 0. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEON , roR aALEjood .ingle buggy, cheap Dr. A. Pamluad, Fhyaidaa and ORDER OP RAILWAY CONDUCTORS 246 23rd St. . , hours. 10 to 12 a. m, I to 4 p. m. 240 26th SL Phono 2Z9. Wahaateh Division Na 124, FOR SALE Fine gtkart; nearly new. C, maeta second and fourth Friday at 216 2 26tb. SANITARY JOBBER. 2:10 p. m. te K. of p. haU, oornsr Washington nvanuo and 24th BL All FOR SALE Lime; 25a Pr bushel. SANITARY a moral, brothers are cordially Invited to afr Wheelwright Bros. cess poo la cleaned sad rubbish hauled. F. W. HERRINGTON, C. C. Ritas reasonable. John Van Sweden, 65ets PER HUNDRED for old neve Rea 601 2nd SL lad. Phone 2601a. tt L. BOYLE, and T. Standard Office, at pipers Bur-Offi- 1 LOW RATES CHEYENN OMAHA, BT. LOUI . a CHICAGD MONTREAL, BOSTON 1-- WANTED Young man to learn the barber trade; positions guaranteed. Write today. MOLER'B BARBER COLLEGE, Salt Lake City. SITUATIONS WANTED, MALE. Jai..-Rr-Closet- A STEADY, reliable young wants work in city. Will furnish references. K. B, cere Standard. ' - DRKSBMAKIN 66-fo- a FOR SAMS A large corner loL 22nd . and Park Ava, 6150, A. A. Richton, Street FOR SALE! 8ix room . new modern brick bnaemenL Bell phone 658 SL street FOR SALE Brick house on 23rd St, snap, 8900.00, Kelly and Herrick. A six room modern cotW. H. tage on 85th street Mrs. Bennett 865 25th street FOR SALE FOUND 30 acres gooa land, 173 P. D FOUND One red, sey heifer. Owner can have same by paying 83 damages and advertisement 636 241h West ROYAL ARCANUM. BROTHERHOOD Safest and beL Insures men for one. two or throe thousand dollar Million Emergency fond w"1 Three and bath brick FOR SALE A WANTED, REAL ESTATE. e thoua-aaDollars; upwards of thlrty-onresidence, good barn and abide, death elalma paid, amoufitiag te 61.450. Channcey Parry 23rd and WANfED TO BUT A residence lot over ninety million dollars ;mwnbP. Wash. give slxe, location and cash price, ill over Three Hundred Thousand, address H. C. Sundard. Council, Na Mountain 667, pyity end fourth Friday FOR SALE Several fin forma and nwd meets TO aTo.U.W. LOAN. Kell MONEY A Herrick. hall, orar Howell fruit orchards. at Visiting JwoUsrs cordially fo. gtora MONET TO LOAN J. J. BRUMMITT Tttad' c. EMERSON, Regent' FOR SALE Nice Hit of resldsacaa JOS. SEVERN, Collector. Terms to suit Rally ft Harries. MONEY TO LOAN on real estete 0 S. ROBERT Scereterv. aecurity. Jas. E. Ballaatyaa 310 1H Eccles Bldg. KNIGHTS OP COLUMBU FOR SALE Lota dose In, covered with the choicest of bearing frsit MONEY TO LOAN On forma and city real estate. Hunter ft Kennedy, Chauncey Parry, Cor. 22rd and Oadsn Council Ka 777, meete at A. Room 6, First Natl Bank Bldg. Warii. O. U. W. halt first and third Moa-O- . U. W. hsll, overy Monday at 8 p. m. FOR RENT PIANO ettend. FO RSALE 16 14 by 132 foot oa Mad-Vll siting brh iron Ava, between 24th and 25th n c. BROWN, F.. streets. Apply te Wm. Giaanaaa. FOR RENT nano; 2634 Grant Ava hickt. Standard Offioa . -- d er-ytn- 1 a EMPLOYMENT WANTED TO BUY. FOR RENT ri-AC- iWedelL nchugsd. 2168 ah ' .. 1404m MINE. mine, Salmon Kler. ' Ms. 4 141mo. EAT Boom J11 BROTHERHOOD Off RAILWAY TRAINMEN. BUREAU. Ogden Lodge Na 66. Brotherhood el meete every Weft Railway Trainmen, 7:10 p. m. evening at nesday PERSONAL. E. STAINS, Muter. . a. L. HOWE, Becy. 610 Maryland Aronna FIRST CLASS rook and wife want K. A. MUNEEY, CnUsMor, 248 65th work In city. Address Cook, care Btroat Standard. Employment Boyle Block. Bureau, 23 a i ELK Ogden lodgs, Na 716; meete every Tuesday evening lodge and elub rooma second floor Masonic building, 4i Wash. Ava A. O. HORN, E. R. w. C. CRANDALL Bncntnry. FRATERNAL Jer- shares of water, crops all In, 82,000. Chauncey Parry, 23rd and Wash. Ava (Opposite Depot). Ind. Phone, 101, BOSTON" CAFE a m ERNST, D. V. 8, LOST Ogden lii(h School Class Pin, JOHN Livery. ' Phones 26. Cony'S iMve at Reward. Standard. 02. 2 16--1 A VIOLINS bought, soU-an- d Ran bargains to oSer. Office, ear-diall- vfil hRINARIAN. LOST. house, lot 42x 160. on Washington avenue, 6700. Cbauaeey Parry, Cor. 23rd and Wash. SALES - d FOR SALE A fine residence lot, front, Washington and 20th SL, cheap, A. A. Richton, 425 23rd at FOR Huly Hotel,Bell Rhone 616-K- . WHERE aa e FOR SALE Sharmans Ticket s art-tin- FOR SALE Acre on 25th St. ear line, 6560. . Good brick house 61300. New modern how-- 62800. Houses for rest. O. A. White, 262 25th SL 856 12th NEW YORK. And all CKtea of Europe via All Llnea Weber Camp Na 74. Maeta la K. o! HIGHEST PRICE tAID FOR UN Drosses msda latest stylaa Fnrs P. kaU la Utah National Bank build-laUSED TICKET cleaned, every Thursday evening it 8 FOR SALE Egp for Mtlag. Prise romodslad, dresses, plain sewing nnd ma- oclock. Visiting Woodman g. nPy instrain Rhode Island Rada, 61 a or go out by the day. vited to attend. TO Thoroughbred Brown Leghorn, chine stitching, JUaoofo 2619 aveana Dressmaker, WM. DOYLE, sitings, 76 esnta 666 20th street AUTH, Clerk, 1st NsL Bnk. Bid HAIR GOOD WOMEN OP WOODCRAFT. CnUgrepb FOR SALE A SMoud-haaOPEN DAY AND NIGHT. Mra C. E Lea denlw In hair goods, typewriter, cheep. Inquire at the hero tns Mt Short orders at office low prloaa Standard witches, frissea eta, Sago Lily Circle Na 174 meets every Everything t all hours. Masquerade costumes, wigs, eta Mall led and 4th Friday nights at 7:80 ia AH kinds of game end fish I season. y orders promptly attended to. Hair K. of F. halL Visiting neighbors FOR SALE Old papers, 21 fine dinner eursdsy, from Extra 435.1 p. at CaU thia offioa Invited. Bon chains a specialty, hundred. 12 to 2 p. m, 25a Fine lunch from MR MARY HARHI80N, Booms over old poetoffics building; N. 11 to 4 and d te k m. atreaL Twenty-fourtELLEN EASTMAN, WANTED MISCELLANEOUS. Clark, 1231 JIM A YOUNG Prop, Washington Ava Itrsat- 224 Twenty-fiftWANTED Dressmaking and plain TONSORIAL ARTIST. sewing. Mrs. Sanderson; Room 6. Woman of WooderaR, Ogden Circle, Del Monte, 365 24th SL Go to Mra Adelina Greenwall for 611, masts every Monday night at 6 MONEY LOANED best shampooing, singeing of hair Ip. m Odd Fallows kali. Visiting WANTED-La- ce curulna to do up; the mnaange that will mako you' feel Neighbors invited. SALARIED PEOPLE 2265 Monroe Are. Iresh and good. 1423 Moaroa Dana can ho paid at the office of Ed. Real Estate and Chattel Loan Auth the afternoon of tea 28th of aeah in pnpaPnatona21 WANTED-V- iol Sendee quick, confidential aad PAINTING AND PAPER HANGIND month. First National Bank Bldg. Adams aronna LILLY UGHT, G. N, 246 W. Pat-privet a Ko eom mission. WESTERN BROKERAGE CD Wall paper, papw hanging and I 222-- 4 Bede- MARIE CR1TE WANTED Clean white rags at the painting. See J. IL Drang 2444 Weak. Clark, 2721 Moaroa Phone 624-S- . Bldg Standard Offioa - Chll-drea- 425 23rd OP THE WORLD WOODMEN FOR BALES Sixty buansls of Hebrew Beauty potatoes. Vary early; for seed. 2644 Wash. Afe, FOR SALE, REAL ESTATE. - y en 4-- 1 2221 WANTED Warn by tna any by ex pariancad dressmaker. Can giro good ratoetrom. D6 Adams. Indaprodjnt ... d - Presi-hoosere- ot-Li- w a Tjnion PRESIDENT BLOCKADE RUNNER. ilre- d - s mstery. letIn ter written to a friend to this city, C.ta Daniel chief engineer of the Northwestern steamship companys steamer Tacoma, which was captured by Japanese cruisers while attempting to Tun the blockade ' to Vladivostok, dispels tho mystery which has surrounded the history of that craft since leaving this port on January 6th. Daniels states that the officers of they were the steamer knew that hound for the Siberian port and that their cargo waa contraband. He says that soma of the officers were only prevailed upon to make the voyage by the promisee of the Russian agent aboard the steamer. The crew did not know of their destination until the steamer When they reached Dutch Harbor. found it out thay threatened to desert the ship and n mutiny, was only avoid-- 1 ed by tha diplomacy of the . Russian agent who promised them a small fo tune If the attempt waa auocesefal. Tha writer states after tha Tacoma vis caught In tha ice ahe waa in of being crushed by tho terrible pressure exerted by tbe the floes as they drifted about, with current The men were forced to burn the deck housee and other parts of the to keep steamer's upper structure warm and wees' obliged.'to lubsist for a part of the time on the beef Intend- - RAILWAY CARMEN THE OREGON 8HOTI UNE TIME Wshsatch Lodge Na 67 Ogdea Brotherhood Bntiway Carmen of Amnnd 1st meets Ird Friday of erica, each month at A. O. U. W. kali. HARDY, W. G, 222 23rd BL Na C. E. MONKOAN, 8, 2627 Lin. Av Na a CARD. April 2nd, 190 DEPART. Butte end Portland.. 12:65 p.m. 7 9 Pocatello, Montpcher 1:23 k- nnd Butts 7slS PR Ko. Valley DEGREE OP HONOR. Na 12 Salt Lake and Tlntie -19:50 am. Bait Lake nnd InterMonte ovary Wednesday svsahig at Na 7:25 am. mediate points . W. halL A. 7:30 o'clock Na 2 Belt Lake, Provo, MISS LILY LEA MAN. C of Milford and all point Recorder. MRS. SUSIE SIM 3.40 ftm. south KISS LOIS PEIRCE, Financier. and InterMISS LILLIAN HANSEN. Receiver. No. 10 Salt Lake 6:20 pjn. points Visiting members cordis 11 Invited. Namediate 3:15 am. 4 ARRIVE. 2:45 p.m. A. O. U. W. Na 1 Belt Like acht it a .......... ......... ...... ........ ar Na 9-- Butte and Pocatello seIZJH 1A gipMM 11 Salt Lake and Untie 0:55 h Salt Lake and Mil- km ford ti Na 2 Balt Lake aad vallereux. I'OI am pdnU B.m. Na 5 Portland nnd Butte.. 7:00 Na 10 Butte sal Pocatello 1:00 pm. aa Na 12 Cache Valley ......10:25 ORDER OP WASHINGTON. Trains south of Juab do not run ' Ogden Union. Na 172, Order at Sunday henry. Ticket Agent Washington meets ovary Tuesday at- A. MOSELEY, . oning at 2 oclock in A. O. U. W. halL Trav. Pam. AgeaL Ofdn, Utah. comrades invited te attend. Visiting A T. A., ' WM. DOYLE. President E. BURLEY, O. P. Salt Lake City WALTER RICHEY, Bseretary. Fidelity Lodge. Na W. 8, A. A. O. U. W. hall every Satan day evening.. Visiting brothan iavltm. w. WALTER RICHEY, Recorder. W. N. PEIRCE. Financier. Meets in t. Na Na 7-- Inter-ncdift- - |