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Show MORyiyq CH EXAMINER TELEPHONES editorial rooms WM. CLASMANN No. 1ZQ No. of "Here ALLEYS TRAIN WE FILL TEETH WITHOUT PAIN We do this by a method exclusively our own. Standing of for he ceremony. Talk about lioney, It'a white waistcoat, grey trousers, silk tile, j frock-coa- t, am .saw Co. the finest you and It'a at Barrow Grocery Z. C. M. I Rushmer Opt Co varnished shoes, white gloves, etc Also the trunks. Get your Clothes first and then you will have time to consider all your other re- Id., The finest .Utah Strawberriee on the market are found at Barrow Grocery Co. .. a Shupe-WIIliam- Peter Gallagher of Twin Falla, la visit lng friends In Ogden. F. M. Xye Co. ... Boyle Hdw. Co. . tast and Thomas The Toggery Ogden 8. Laundry Boyle Fur. Co. . Games This Weak. vs. Ogden June 5 8team laundry. June 5 Boyle Hardware Co. v. Ogden Coni Co., all kinds of coal, Boyle Furniture Co. ZS4 Wall, Marcua Farr. Mgr. June C Z. C. M. L v. F. M. Xye Co- Charles ' F: Steinbarh of Colorado a va. June 6 Spring ia taking In the eights of Og den. June 7 The Toggery va. Boyle Co. Hardware n The social committee of the Prrsby-terlaJune 7 -- Rushmer Optical Co. va church will give a reception at Last A Thomas. (he home of Mra. E. C. Richardson. June 8 Ust A- Thomas vs. Boyle 1144 21st street. Thursday afternoon. Furniture Co. June 8th. June 8 F. M. Xye Co. Ta Ogden Steam laundry. a va RushCom to the Crackrm social at the June 9- Methodist church. Thursday evening, mer Optlral Co. C. M. I. vs. The Toggery. Admission 10c, including June June 8th. Wear your thinking refreshments. The past work In the Commercial caps. . Bowling Iaague series, produced a Roland Hoag of West Weber fell nuralier of surprises, among which was from a tree yesterday afternoon and the exceptionally clever work of the broke hie thigh bone. The injury was Z. C. M. 1. team In their contest with a the treated by Dr. Baker. Candy company's team, when they were forced to pass James Williams was arrested about the 3,500 mark In order to come out The actual grand total was 7 o'clock last evening and landed at ahead. the police station by Officer Hadlock 2.540, and this was the first time that on a charge of assault and battery. any of the local teams have been able Williams posted a five dollar forfeit to crawl out of the 2,400 class. The Coops are holding on to the for his appearance In court on Monfirst place In the league standing with day morning. a dogged determination, that will be W. H. Chevers, P. H. Cook, T. H. hard to overcome, althougn The aggregation will evidently Carr, Henry Emmett and John composed n party that left on give them a hard run for thel. money and they must needs do some good the midnight train last night for where they will spend several work through the entire season In order to keep the boy daya fishing. rrom stealing the first honors from F. N. Ness, auditor of the Dining them. Lund who haa beqn played as a sub Car and Hotel accounts of I he Hardman eyatem, left for the east last on several teams during the week, proves to be the biggest flpd of the night. season and for a new man he haa done ' In each of exceptionally good work. the games wherein he participated, he landed the high total honors In ihe 500 class right along, something that not many of those who have been playing In the big local leagues have been doThere la no gainsaying the fact ing. that this young man will make one of the strongest players In the city if he keeps up the pace which he has set, and will make some of the crack husto keep him from heading the list Five Young Ladies Are tle of individual players. The all around work of the different Within Reach of the Milteems showed Improvement which Is lion Mark in the Worlds gratifying to the fans and by the end of the present series. Ogdi-- should be Fair Contest. able to put up a team ihat will hold their own on the local alleys with any of them. There are five young lady contestSome changes In the league standing ants within reach of ihe million mark. have been during the past week and One haa less than 18,000 votes to ob- the Individual percentage list has tain, and the' others are within 250,-00- undergone a shaking up that ia almost of the big figure. This week should produce gsneral. Yesterday Mias Farr received 60.000 some more good playing and possibly a voles and took fourth place. Miss few surprises In the way of results. Gunnell obtained 42,000, but remain The individual per centage up to In third place. Miss Newton received data ia as follows: 32.000, Miss Mills 34.000, Mis Xord-qulInvivldual Percentages. 25,1100 Miss Williams 23,000 ami Ave. Playxl Miss Wright 19,000. 168 Fleshnrr i i Ik i i I i m 39 In the county Miss Hunter, Miss 164 39 Flygare Thurston and Miss Ada M. Skeen G. 163 89 Srudder each received 23.000, Mlsa Rhupe C 1K2 amp and Mias Hutchins 9,5K). The Rushmrr 162 ...... .39 ....... now la latter third. 51 161 M. Fret well There will be n lively effort thla Wlllim 161 .... a .3 I a. a a week and from now on, to obtain vote 4, Cain 36 161 owing to the end of the contest. 39 160 F. Scudder The totnl vote up to yesterday even45 1S9 ing was: 15' .39 ..... Mlsa Pearl William 982,870 39 137 , Mlsa Lillian Newton 835.480 156 45 J. K. Winder of Brigham buslne-s- . City la In Ogden on sponsibilities. Shupe-WUllam- - UNI WOK Shupe-WUllam- 2352 Washington Ave. CANYON With the new anaesthetic Fits haa arrived in rtah, coming the Denver ft Rio Grande ye terday afternoon and stopping In Salt Lake for n short time before starting out to loente hla training quarters, which will likely he at Ogden canyon, Fitzsimmons went out to Lagoon last evening for the purpose of looking over the ground and is expected in Ogden today, when he will go out to fhe canyon and site up the Oaks for a training camp for hi go with Mike Sehreck, which will he pulled off In Salt take on July 4th. The big CornUhnun was in the beat of spirits when he landed and was accompanied by a colored valet, n pet French poodle, named "Bob," and his Fits pet lion, Senator Reynolds. stated that he would be 43 years of age today and expressed confidence In his ability to land the long end of the purse in his fight with Schreck. He also stated that hi hands were In fine shape and that ha was apparently aa strong ns ever.. Fitzsimmons haa had. according to his own statement. 365 battles In the ring and lost but two, both to Jeffries. He claims to weigh about 158 pounds at the present time, and that, ho weighed but 154 when he fought Corbett at Carson City for the heavy, weight championship. Hugo Kelly, who will help Fill get in shape for the bout, ia expected In a few days. Schreck and hi trainer, Johnny Hagon. will leave Chicago on June 3, and start training immediately Shupe-Wllliani- Du-hot- s, THE WORLDS EM CHEST Telephone 518 X. WARDS 0 Ice Cream Parlor and Confectionery Is the Place to Get Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Mlsa Mlsa Miss Mbw Mlsa Your Refreshing Drinks Next DoorNorth of Wrights, 2325 .........,.4l 18,-Oo-O Washington Avenue MUST BE INTERNED. Allie Gunnell Lucylr Packard Fern Karr Katie Mills Mary N'ordqnlst Nets Wright Virginia Hamer 828.830 764,500 764,220 491.700 P. Herrick 450.400 Morton .. 448.610 Ksnxlrr .. .. 358.:iiiO Daisy Washington. Junr 3. After a conference at '.tie Whit House ihls after-noobetween President Roosevelt. Secretary Morion and Attorney General Paxton, Moody, instructions were sent to Rear ber .. 39,550 Admiral Train, at Manila, that the Mias Clara L. Skeen, Plain Russian vessels. Aurora, Olr and City. .. mmmmmmtmmmmmmmmm 26.929 which arrived thi-rthis morn- Mias Slay Stewart, Plain City. . 6,010 in an ing injured coiidhion, must be Mias Olga Peterson, Huntsville . 6,330 Interned. Mis Delia Arbon, Plain City.. 2,530 n .,...,...,....24 ......I, 24 ....... ...... 39 ..... ........ .30 Him 1 .......... ... 12 Jeiu-tchu- g mm ... .. ... Leodom . . . . Xalshltt .. Baker Shaw R. Xye . . Rlski-sle- y .. W. Herrick Wright . . tanulln Be Gooti to Your Eyes" are They indispensible and need care. Neglect no sign of unrest and blurring vision. Such things mean they are not as strong as they used to be No Trouble to Treat You Right i We examine your eyes free and tell you what is wrong. . Glasses are not as troublesome as you imagine if adjusted to your face properly. We do it. J.S. Lewis & Co., Opticians At the Big Clock, Weak. Ave. t $ t i 156 155 155 154 154 154 133 a 160.580 Miller 148.000 Carlson 37.950 Toibl Myrtle Gillit Weber County Vote. Brigg Miss Lizzie Hunter, West Riickniillpr Weber 390,10. F. Xye Mies Ella Thurston, HuntsI Tailor ville 278,160 Phillips Mies Bose Hutchins, Slater- Shanks villa 215.400 TVs Miss May E. Wardle, Slatrr- Stratford... vllle 209.550 8. . Miss Ada M. Skeen, Plain City. 190. 010 VanWherry ., Dyke Mike Millie Sliupe, Eden 172.010 Sea gel Mias Marie West WeVickery Marlon A. Bolnap Beardsley Lindsey . , , McDowell ,. a. Van Derek Browne Van Dam 42 36 1 39 36 36 150 130 150 150 150 150 149 149 119 145 146 146 146 145 145 144 143 38 3t 3 2(i .36 ....33 ....36 I t lai .......a ......... 36 39 mi ou 40 ...a... ?9 14 ........ .30 ......... 39 142 141 14 146 139 134 138 133 129 116 ....... .'.36 36 3il ..,......,.2i9 15 i REED MOTEL The following, are the arrivals at the Reed for the pat twenty-fou- r hours: William Hill. Price, rtah: C. B Faultner. Lo Atigrie; Ttf.T'W. R Sawyer. City; 1. Silversmith, St. Imls. Mo.: W. R. Gmtrley: Salt take: 1nils Hirshler. New York: F. A Fletcher. Chicago: J. 1 Head. r R. T. Siitlh'an. San Francisco; F. C. Kryeher. Chicago: J. Levy. New York: A. H. Martin. Denver. Colo.; W. H. Peterson. City; Mrs. Robert X. Xlchols. Mias Myrtle Shape. City; A. H. Atherton. Roston, Maas.: B. M. Glick. Cleveland, ().; Mr. Dalrvmple and family, city. Chi-ragn- The Made on Honor Incomparable on arrival at Salt Crown and Bridge band concert on City Hall square this afternoon by Ogden Concert band, is expected, to aitract a large number of the city's mimic lov era and an exceptionally good program will be produced. biB Made to Last New System Dentists THIS PARTICULAR SYSTEM FOR PARTICULAR DR. C. A. MOSMAN. PEOPLE. DR. L. M. BRUMBAUGH. 2451 Washington Avenue, Over Wm. Drivers Drug Store BE SURE YOU ARE IN THE RIGHT PLACE BOISE PLAYS SAME POINTS , BETTER ' BALL DEFEATS OGDEN BY SCORE BIX TO TWO. COURT 56 This work, by our new system is far superior to that produced by any other method. rnlesa you are willing to accept inferior work, at higher price, you must ae our specimens, and learn our prices. COME IN AND TALK IT OVER. Lake. AGAINST dl df Work Pin-gre- e, T Somnoforme. in over .... d . WE EXTRACT TEETH WITHOUT PAIN CHOOSE OGDEN FOR PURPOSE. LIKELY WILL We will prove to you that But come and see for yourself Will Bs In City Today and Will Bias Up Oaks aa Place to Prepare for Fight. Z. C. M. are the proper togs IS IN BOWLING ........ BREVITIES 1903. Dont Tak" Our Word For It Were Prejudiced NUMBER OF SURPRISES IN PAST SEVEN DAYS. This Is the Month FITZ JUNE 1, MORNING, UTAH TO Ho Independent Phone No. 120 Beil Phone ..No. 120 of. both telephone ayatama closed after Sp.ni. ... OGDEy, UTAH. BpyPAT EXAMiyEB: WEEK IN THE No. 81 6a Phone Phone BUSINESS OFFICE Independent Phone Bell Phone Independent Bell . Bush & Gerts Pianos Newman Bros. Organs ESTABLISHED OF H. C. WARDLEIGH Heavy Hitting by Kallackcy la Meana of Winning Gama for Fruit Fruit Pickers. Boise, Idaho, Jims 3. The feature IN PROCEEDINGS RAISED ARE of today's game was some heavy hitAGAINST JUDGE BROWN. ting by Kellackey. Twice be made the round on long hits, cringing in a man of him each time. The first wa Following Release Of Bennie Booth shi-aAnother Petition lo Fllod by in the fourth inning, when the bail a Parent. went over the fence. The second wa in the sixth inning, when the ball was The release of Bennie Booth, by lost Thompson and Hodson both Judge Armstrong, In Salt Lake recent pitched good Mil. Score: 1 6 8 ly after he had been committed to the Boise ., State Industrial chool by Juvenile Ogden . ... 7 2 0 ..... harIs already Judge Willis Brown, Batteries Hodson end Hanson; ing Ihe anticipated result. Yester- Thompson and Hausen. sucwho Van Cott, day Attorney Ray cessfully handled the Bennie Booth Spokang Defeats Zion. case, filed another petition for n writ June 3. Spokane had an Spokane, of habeas corpus in which the constiup to the easy apparently tutionality of the juvenile court la ninth Inning, hut victory wan then Jarred by again raised. sudden batting rally by Salt take. The petitioner in thla latest action singled, O'Brien for two bases is Josephine Laren, mother of Her- Reilly Wright made a some run, hut the bert tarsen, 13 year of age, who was and was wasted when Leahy 'a drive committed to the. State Industrial effort was by M&rtinke. Score: school by Judge Brown on May 27th Salt captured Lake.. .. last. . The petition relates the points 10 2 .. . raised in the petitlnh of Bennie Booth, Spokane and Leahy; Batteries Thornton who was released on Wednesday afand Stanley. ternoon last, and are the unconstltu-tionallt- Kllnkhammer MacRae. Umpire the ineligiof the law itself, bility of Judge Brown to It aa judge of the Juvenile court, the fact that the WESTERN UNIONS complaint did not state facie suffNEW QUARTERS icient to constitute a public offense; that the court had no jurisdiction over the said Herbert Larsen, and that tbs Stevena Building Will be Fitted up in boy is incapable of committing any Elaborate Manner. crime or offense known to the law. The alleged chargee upon which the The Western Union have secured a lad was committed to the Industrial ten year lease on the 8revena building, school were truancy and incorrigiwbica adjoins their present quarter, bility. . and on Monday will commence the work of fitting up the place for their new headquarters in thla city. MIGHTS OF COLUMBUS A corps of skilled electrician from PASS TOUCH CITY Chicago will be on hand to do thn work necessary, which it la expected will consume three weeks time and NatLea Where to On Way Angeles constats of the setting up of an which bo Hold. Will Convention ional entirely new ewltchboard twice toe size of the present one and telegraph The official special train with a num- instruments and includes the installing ber of the grand officers and about of eleven dynamos. All the furniture 261) 01 her members of the Knights of of the office will be entirely new. Columbus and their friend en route When finished the new quarters to 1,0 Angeles, where the National will be one of the most complete and rouventlun will be held this week, arof any In thia Intermountain rived In Ogdi-The new facilities will at 8:36 o'clock last country. evening and departed about 9 o'clock, greatly assist in the handling of the going by the way of Salt take and the large volume of business that passes new San Pedro road. through this city and were made necA large delegation of the tonal essary by the many Improvements reKnights met the train et. the depot and cently mads by the Western Union In made the delegation welcome to this territory. although the short stop In this sen them to would not city permit MAJORS ATTEMPTS The last stop of 1 nmch of the place. any consequence made by the delegaTO REGAIN FREEDOM tion before reaching Ogden was at Omaha. The party consisted of delegate Troublesome Prisoner at Pen Tries from New York. Boston, Detroit. ChiLocksmith's Trade. cago and way points and the following Abe Majors, who was sent to the grand officer were on board: Patrick I,. McArdle. deputy supreme Knight: stats penitentiary about, six years ago Daniel Colwell, national secretary; and for the alleged shoot in of the late James Burns. G. F. Monahan and Dr. Captain of Police Will Brown, brother Smith of the national board of dir- of the present Captain Brown, la again ectors. in trouble at that institution. Abe The officer expressed regret at their seems to he quite insistent In hla purinability to remain longer In Ogden and pose to regain his freedom and when staled that they had a delightful trip apparently in his most peaceful momso far, and that they were not at all ent. he may be relied on aa cooking fatigued from the long journey. up some scheme of deviltry. The train wax composed of ons bagThe other day Abe concluded that It gage ear, two dining ears and eight was about time to take hla hat from sleeper. One of the diner wa one the peg and seek new fields, and conof the newly built car for the San sequently started to' make a key to Pedro road. fit the bull lock and other contrivances of the locksmith, that seperate He made the key If press reports are true the people him from liberty. of Ogden ere going to be treated to on the sly and hid it in the iron piping one of the rarest novelties and musi- of which the frame of his bed is made. cal treats of the season on Thursday, But one of those in a neighboring cell when the famous William Juvenile squealed' to the warden, who made a key. Opera company will open a seven search and found the hidden the Grand. Majors has been set bark in the third night' engagement at made a de- grade and 18 locked up In close surThe little people have rided hit on the Pacific roast, and in veillance. fact wherever they have appeared, OIL CASE BRIEFS. the pres all over the country is loud in Its praise of these talented little artists and their engagement here Topeka. Kan., June 3. Brief in the looked forward to with much eager-ne-- s oil refinery case were filed In the by Manager Grant, as he not only Supreme court Ihis afternoon. Argupredict a record breaking business, ments will be made Monday. The ease but slso an attraction which will is a mandamus proceeding started by the conplease all the young and old alike, and the attorney general to for the benefit, of the ladles and chil- stitutionality of the law creating the Work on the refinery dren they have arranged for a special state refinery. school children's and bargain matinee cannot, be started until a decision, as when a rate of 15 nod 25 cent to all the litigation involves the right of the parts of the house will be made. The state to issue bonds to pay the exreserved seat sale 1 now on. penses of bnllding. Og-di-- DEALER IN :: Pianos, Organs and Musical ................ y u :: d ,....4872 1875 Merchandise Violins, Guitars, Accordeons, Banjos, Strings Latest Publications of Sheet Music. 2376 OGDEN, UTAH Washington Ave. BASE BALLS s n s s AND Base Ball Supplies You are sure io be suited from our most excellent line. OUR REPAIR BICYCLES DEPARTMENT Cleveland, We are finely eqt to do aQ kinds of repairing. See Us and Get Our Prices. - Eagle and Reading Standard An Old Reliables. at H. C. Hansen & Son; 2528 WASHINGTON TO AVE. OPPOSITE CITY HALL. SAVE For Presents that will MONEY Wear It takas an effort, but WE ARE making tha effort by sailing YOU tha highest grade goods at tha. lowest figures. YOU SAVE THE MONEY ,v go to Smalleys .by buying from us. 1 AH Engraving trt Free 24th 8b Ind. IV 189 'Phones, Bell 140K, |