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Show THh SUNDAY MORNING EXAMINER. DECEMBER 1905. 3, 15 to France, whereat the new ministry tuny reawaken general activity. Latest Labor News From Ml Parts of the World PROFESSIONAL New Yurk. Dec. 2. William R. Leeds, formerly vice president of th American Tin Plate company and more recently president of the Chicago, Rock Island A Pacific railway. Is dying Concise Complete and Authorized to Be PublInteresting wd In his Fifth avenue home, having been stricken with a alight attack of par ished Exclusively in the Morning Examiner alysis. His entire loft side is affected. It was said but night that the attack was not aeriuua and his physician annual report of the their working time decreased 8a? held out ho pci for a speedy recovery, of labor hours per week. pSodAprU 1. 1904, to STEAMER RAN ASHORE. -- rfM been lamed and Sixty dispute one lock1!Xniuatlc re pectin out) were reported(including to tho Italian Labor Detroit. Dec. 2. A Journal apecial other tblnia) the operation of Department as hiving begum In Aug- from Fort William, Out., aya that the and the ust. and with 90 shop compared act the in previous ?&oriea steamer August B. Wolvin is re2ST housing of the working month. The number of workpeople big on a.bore Sliver Ule. The Wok of the taking pun iB so of these was 11,129 ported J2L and the working and arbitration as compared with IS, 592 who took vin, which up to this year, was the afloat on Imh water. Is biggest ship rtha errant's registry office act. part In 79 of the July disputes, ' owned by the Acme Steamship com? Jjjj the aheaiere accommodation act. Silver Isle ia about 20 miles Journeymen Berbers have been on pany. In Akron, O., for nearly two above Fort William. The Wolvin Is strike 540 feet in length, 56 feet beam and circular No- - W iaeued by the eight month. 32 feet deep. of Urn International union, ehowa that 254 A a Mult of the intervention of ESThare aecured the eighthour the Trade! Council of Terre McCarthy defeated. Haute, aTwhlle fiftya locale hare aecnr-partia-l lnd the school board of that dty will Great Falls. Mont, Dec. 2. After i: contracts. employ none but union labor here- rounds of fighting. Jerry McCarthy's after. seconds last night threw up the sponge Ttartna September ha treat laborers for their man, thua declaring Ketchell ho Angeleg Labor Temple aVeltrfn Canada recelred 11.50 per sella winner of what had been scheduled eetlmated that enough union cigars to keep twenty the Sr wd board. It contest The flghtiug for a of eiaaa men thla union makers for cigar demand employed. wen a qualities exhibited by Ken-hel- l afr la advance wages general surprise to the audience, who great of extent to Another the 60,000 remarkable demonstration ng at least of cn the part of the unemployed for the expected to see him beaten inside 10 rounds by the Butte boy, wrho has j cents per day. of their purpose dissatisfacshowing far greater ring experience and tion with the attitude assumed by the had was generally considered the better union coma Ha Claa Blower tax for government towards their demand for man. tins ago adopted the lncorqe relief, occurred recently in London. and each man pays I per cent of g SWITCHMEN FAVORABLE earnings nntU a defence fund of Thousands of men, unable lo secure TO ROOSEVELT JjjO.foO la raised. work, funned in procession and march, ed through the street to Hyde Park, Buffalo, N. Y., Dec. 2. The SwitchInter-Jlona- l where a meeting was Held. A ntw union known na the men's Union of North America is not Aaaociatlon of Fur Worker, wmw In the movement launched by railroad Replying to a deputation of employ-- . brotherhoods In Chicago for the hu been organised, and represent-tin- t pur of the American Federation of era who asked that certain amend-- I pose of pppoalng government railroad jgbor are now In Montreal and Quo-Pee- ments be made In aome labor legia-ttoof traffic, according to- - an the New Zealand Premier urged regulation getting the workers Into the Interview with F. T. Hawley, grand organization before the opening of the holding of a conference between master of that organisation. Mr. Im wiater season. the representative employers and the Hawley nays he believes the railroad workers. If such a gathering was ar- employes do nut clearly understand na seals making ranged, he said he would regard It aa President Roosevelt's attitude on the A new wag of !A0 a week (about 1 per a national affair, and would ask par- subject. been liament to defray the expenses, labor, ha ctnt) for skilled tgtwd upon by the wags committee IMPRINT SYSTEM. President Sexton, in hla address to nd executive hoard of the AmalgaConmated Window Glass Workers of Am- - I the recent British Trade-Unio- n New York. Dec. 8. Police Commisgress, held at Heijley, Eng., stated that sioner McAdoo decided that he the unemployed Workmens Act Just will introduce thehasFrench Imprint systhe Balfour by passed a government, is Several firm in the Northwestern i tem of Identifying criminals In tlis of source emdanger, enabling the Brewers' association, a Pacific Const New York police department and has ployers to point to an overabundance announced that ronarn, hat conceded tne terms of of for this purpose Deteclabor. Iht Brswery Workmens Union, thua i tive Sergeant Joseph Fauror will indicating an early settlement of the leave for Pari a, where he will j The Melbourne (Victoria) Trades Hall shortly two conflict which has existed for aome months studying the methspend Council j has passed a resolution em- ods now followed month?. throughout France. phatically protesting against General Sergeant Faurot U in charge of the Booth's Immigration or scheme, any affiliated with unions of Members Bertlllon measurement system at headscheme of Immigration, until the lands the American Federation of Labor pay quarters and la an expert la that line. of Australia are Austo unlocked treaaur-pearly Into their respective a tralians Pur-! by Land Imcompulsory s about 2u0, 000,000, of which LETTER LIST. mense sum $2,000,000 la expended on thass Act being placed on the statute recount of strike and 122,000,000 for List of letters remaining in the rick, death and benefits, Ogden, Utah, Nov. 28, 1905, Statements made of both which at by leaden iuurznce, etc. If not called for in two weeks, workmen and employers In the buildwill be cent to the Dead letter office: The bureau of labor baa just issued ing trades are to the effect that the Gentlemen's List I report dealing with the retail price buildinganIndustry in Nsw York city is even more bitter war than Austin, Thomas King, Geo. cl food from 1890 to 1904. showing feeing Is detail the enormous increase In the that which played such havoc In 1903. Angelo, Monsieur KIrwfn, Edward Thomas mat of the necessaries of life. This ' Trouble is fast brewing, they declare, Ashton, Mr. Kareamon, Peier Isenaso ha been especially great and it cannot be staved off longer Blrtlecon, John stare the beginning of the new cou- j than next spring, they add. If so long. Bartholhn, Jna Lawrence, Coidoa R. - ' Brown, G. L. nty. French Arsenal workers are on a big Brown, Goldry Ijirseu, William strike. two letters Of SO principal articles, the price Baton, A. Bachtel, E. H. f t no fewer than 26 were higher last Liberty Cur The American Federation of Labor Carter, Reed Morfis, James jesr than the average for the 1890 to 1900. Miller, Wm. G. The few that has begun an active campaign with- Curley, Thos. in circles labor have decreased In cost were evaporatI cards against the importation Chambers, Isaac H. ed apples, vinegar, coffee and, prunes. of Chinese coolies to labor upon the Mauming, Chss. E. Panama canaL Canier, Fred A. Maby, A. C. Daralis. Nick Moore, V. L. The number of unemployed In JuAt the beginning of the year 1905 Due lOe Mors, Jack lian, following the return of troop Btates had passed laws for Gavron, Arislidia Btuchllk, W. A. from the field, estimated at 700,000 twenty-fou- r men. is causing uneasiness in view industrial arbitration or conciliation, Holmes, Leander Knew, Leslie of the Industrial depression now preand one other state by Its constitution Hawkins, Leonard Bwaner, Mr. directed such legislation. Tellnic, Anton Hill, J. E, vailing and the unlikelihood of a Due 10c In business in the near future. Hamilton, T. U. The Brotherhood of Locomotive En- Hammond, WilThoe, Fred liam Atlanta. G., baa been selected as gineers, in secret session in Cleveland Tucker, C. H. l ie southern headquarters of the na- O., recently considered plans for re- Hammond, W. D. Watson, Geo. 11. tional child labor committee, the orWelch. F. II. ducing th hours of labor for members Hanlon, H. G. ganization which in working all over of their order. The sentiment preWagner, Mr. and hartley, Albert Mrs. B. L. lbs country to Improve the condition vailed that the hours of engine drivers Hoyrup, Louis P. ut children of the poor. Toung, Georgians are, at times unreasonably long, and Irvin, R. A. ' that then should be auch an adjust Kings, Brinsmad Juba Burns, M. P the famous EnglLadies' List ment of time limitations an would reish labor leader, sailed from New lieve the engine drivers of long strains Allen, Miss Gw- Lawrence, Mies k recently for home. Mr. Burna at their poets of duty. trod Lottie barn in America eight weeks S!T Associof Officers the International traveling .about ns an observNelli er of men and conditions. Mr. Burns ation of Bridge and Structural Iron Drew, Mrs. Josit exprmsed himself ns feeling that the Workers have extended the national Concber, Mrs. Jas. Moore, Mrs. May bor situation In America has Impror- - strike against tbs American Bridge Fronk, Miss Bell McCarthy, Mrs. J, over that of twelve years ago, and Company to contracts and Peterson, Martha Harson, Miss a Ruth and In Cincinnati, Cleveland Thompson, Mrs. detecting an attitude of broader John iolerucr manifested on (he part of Louisville. The strike now Involves Howard, Mrs. M. Ibe C. Miss, Nek Wright, employing classes. 8,000 men and 100,000 building work- He men throughout the United States are Iverson, Miss A Hannah Vance, Mrs. Fred resolution favoring the admission Idle as a result of it. Chinees of the better classes to Wisdom, Anna Johnson, Inger tbs United Btates on the same terms May A new organisation, with a member- Johnson, Mrs. M now Bella Wilson, Mrs. apply to travelers from any ship of 40,000, has been formed In Motoihrr country was Joseph P. passed recently by Chicago under the name of the Trans- Larson, Mrs. me New York ile chamber of commerce. portation and Shippers Alliance. THOS. H. DAVIS, P. M. The primers' strike In Richmond, THE BAD SOY PRINCE WHO Assumed a sensational phase, SHAKES HIS FATHERS THRONE PERSONAL every job printing establish-1,- 1 the dty uve one united in a LAND AGENTS take notice: Canad9"bon for a sweeping Injunction (Continued from Page Eleven) ian Pacific Railway irrigated lands gslnsi the Typographical union to o In Alberta, Canada, are ready for It from interfering with the excellent candidate. Peter probably sale. This is America's greatest irerf the printing would be allowed to abdicate quietly, rigation project Prices low. Terms The court granted th for one thing at least Is certain that reasonable. Liberal commisekma to the tragedy in the Old Konak wUl nevAddress P. O. Box 1817 The Konak. New agents. the er la be repeated A 12 committee representing the Servians have had enough of assas- . Calgary, Alberta, Canada. L. HARVEY BCOTT. of the United Staten re-i- y sinations. marMARRY Wealth and beauty; waited upon Postmaster General riage directory fees; pay when marwrteljrou aad presented n. memorial UNION TO BE TRIED FOR MURDER orpng better pay for carrier. The ried; entirely new plan; send no money. Address H. A. Horton, Dept wtoril calk attention to the feet weeks 2.-Dec. eight Chicago, 195, Tekonsba, Mich. there ha been no change in the and 77 the examination of nearly four vnpnt of salaries for more than thousand venirebnndred eight WANTED MISCELLANEOUS. The general men. a Jury was secured today to try tnu the committee postmaster he would give Charles Gilhooley who 1 charged that HORSES WANTED An sizes. ffivoorial bin fullest consideration. with causing the death erf a Dm. 3537 Grant BuraeU strike. Gilhooley, a during of Jei?BW Nohws at San Frandsco workman, hired slugger" was the It Is Mid, WANTED Clean, white rags at the setor slight advance In their the Carriage Workers Union and Standard offica. . woge. which has remained verely heat a number of "tonair for mUy years. men FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. soThera haa been great trouble la rethe to ba the of Illinois, claims t!5w.,1jr FOR SALE By owner, uring the Jury because m the dty la a anion store, the luctance of many of the veniremen to frame house and barns. . Big lot wtr!T--unlodfr have o1 Ia America, Every serve and hundreds of them 122 Thirty-firs- t street Bell $900. carry union cards, and so do dared themselves prejudiced against 34-West Weber. phone extent clener- - The mayor ia a labor unions to such an that Mini an and the aexton of the came-- n they could not give Gilhooley a fair MONEY TO LOAN. alo carries a union card. trial. The trial will commence on PI BLIC DISPENSARY Medical and Mssm every Wednesday evening at clack at A. C. U. W. halt Mra. surgical, directed by Dr. Kghan. 362 Tweuiy-fourtMise L. din-ai- e of si. Hours 8 to 5 Msggla Draper, p. in. Prom, ruoorder; Mias Luis Pierra, reuritr. Y tailing mejnbera cordialqr INSURANCE. . Notary FabUe. Real Estate; Fire, rjfe aad Accident Insurance. 497 84ih 8l - W N. PEIRCE, DRESSMAKING Fashianable 8a.ialacUun guaranteed. DRESSMAKING ; , : . re-liv- sl !2 i7 SHOULD NOT BE OVERLOOKED. THE -T- STANDARD-EXAMINE- HERE LOOK OVER WANT ADS. TODAY R MAY BE ONE THERE FOR YOU. FlTiMlBliED cottage, 011-00- 12-2-- lt non-unio- fat Phi?V.trii o' PAintera at fAllsd Philadel-,- b off, elide- - of the union being abandoned. Monday next. SPAIN TO HAVE NEW MINISTRY. a Madrid, Dec. 2. The formation of iQueenslanff) Mlneown-K- t haa promised to new ministry in place of Montero oooifleratlon to the request cabinet, whose reilgnatim was acceptof overcome Union for the ed yesterday. Is designed to Ca lan era, in half f holiday on tiny WVM?Siler Weylert policy of P'oye. so that they toLln has not satisfied either fcrii .la 'ooAll, cncket, oi Barcelona show recreation on that d Reports from Is still srrious. Four Ihlf si at present. bren m-,p- .pe of the trading of Barcelona la hour of British seised and the governor 190, of Montero Bios ,J"ladtk2? rkPoPl, of whom huke"rertgnalion Moroccan question time increased .JJwmplfcate tbs tr? ,Gynipi soc'Atlo,i hs if 1U V vri?rPW rotting rW Wfc, Rnlf 3!M t?thepmier Pp.tns U WoodcraT, Cirela and theater. AD mall orders promptly attended to. Mra. C. E Ogdre Lodge, Na 719. meet every Bus 481 Leo, 821 24th. F. Iwesday evening. lodge aad club 97-tf ON ADVERTISEMENTS THIS PAGE COST ONE CENT PER Each insertion. word for INSERTION NO LESS FIRST THAN 28 CENTS. ALL ADVERTISEMENTS MUST BE PAID IN BUSIEXCEPTING NESS HOUSES RUNNING OPEN BOOK ACCOUNTS WITH Ut. ADVANCE, HELP WANTED. FEMALE AND SURGEONS. PHYSICIANS 2731 JrfK-raun- , . Nicely furnished rooms with bath, 2209 Wash. KNIGHTS OP COLUXBwft TAILORS. (tadaa CouncU. Na T77, mreU nt A. fe ft W. Hall every Monday at I Malting hrothen invited ta at- - a, paired. Twenty-secon- Virginia." WANTED Girl for housework. Adams Ave. pre- W. J. MORAN. F. D. HICK., G. k. 19-T-l- FEMALE. WANTED Position as housekeeper. Address F., care Standard. FOR RENT Nice room. 64824. J. housekeeping o. Bismarck, 121 26th BL ENERGETIC workers everywhere to distribute circular!, samples' and advertising matter. Good pay. No Advertiscanvassing. ing Ca, New York. 12-2-- To distribute samples, 83 dally, L 1919-t- f WORK. Telephone John Fan Zwndaa K yon have any scavenger work. Prompt service and neat work. Ban phoae 1931 47-- nstt Block. 1911-l- y. r 197-li- 1UR RENT Furnishes rooms. Bsa M-t- f Clean furalsbsd rooms, with bath, thoroughly renovated; alnd light housekeeping rooms. The Colonial. 362 34th SL Mrs. S. L China, Manager. fiUR RENT 12-2-- t. to 933 28th TREATMENTS. FURNibiJED rooms; vrlta er without board Imperial, 2351ft Wishing Prof. Nairn, Boom 7. Bouqueta, treats 196-l- y tam at all Rheumatism, Neuralgia and ailments from arising Impure FIRST CLASS furnished rooms at the " 25th SL WANTED Men to distribute samples, tack signs, 83.1)0 dally. No canvassing. Continental Distributing Service, Chicago. av. 19-ll-- tf FIRST CLASS feralsksd rooms, 151ft Person to call on retail trade for manufacturing house; local territory; relary 925 paid weekly; expense money advanced; previous American experience unnecessary. House, Star Building, Chicago, peperhaag er and umbrella maker, haa moved SCAVENGER Light LUCY NELSON, R K. DEN HARTOd. painter, from 258 Wash. Both telephones. front furnished Furnished rooms rests sla for geuilamen. 162 33d. MALE HELP, WANTED. WANTED ft 1-- 8, FOR KENT WANTED Middle aged woman as housekeeper. Inquire 2515 Lincoln tf. avenue, KNIGHTS OP PYTHIAft Ogden Lodge. Nft Kaigbta of gythlan, meete at Caatle HalL Utah Bank bulldtag, every Mere day avaalag. All K. of P.'e roquoatod ta Boat with ea. E. R. GEIGER. C. C. A. T. WOOD. M. of F. L, N. MEUft K. of R. aad RATHBONE ft SISTERft Meets every Saturday afternoon at 1:89 ta PythUa Hall. Utah National Beak bulldtag. Sojourning elatara rew dlally tavltod to at load. MRS. ANNA JENKINS, M. E. C. R. and CL MRS. ISABEL WYANT, POOL AND BILLIARD BUPPLIKt. WOODMEN OP THE WORLD. JACK FERGUSON, Pool peg Billiard Wobor Cbbp, Nft 74. Maote ta K. Tables and Supplies. Telephone Bell 6434. 2506 Lmoola. Blot lea- of P. Hall ta Utah National Baskd ch imes. budding every Tbunday evening nt o'clock. Melting Woodmen ecordlally tarited lo ettond. CIVIL ENGINEER. WM. DOYLE, X B. SPENCER. CIVIL ENGINEER. CL E. AUTH, Clerk, C. lat Nat. Bank Bldg. Railroads, Waterworks, Sswsra aad Power Plants. Accurate Surveys, FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES Plana, Estimate and Reports, FOR RENT Furnished room lor Fraternal Order of Eagle. Ogdea U. ft Deputy Mineral , Surveyor." light housekeeping 2125 Nyo v Ofllcs, 201 Ecelea Bldg. Ind. Phans Aerift Na 118, F. tt E, meeta every hue. 1186. P. O. Bex 49ft Ogdon, Utah. Bunday evening ta Eagle Had, east of Herd hotaft at 8:09. Malting Brother lea are Invited to attend tho Aerie Sag CAR-OBTHE furalsbsd Newly WASHINGTON Civil Baetinga. EngiJENKINS, rooms; also tor housekeeping 8463 E. R. GEIGER, W. P. me neer, Ogden Utah.Washlugtoa Ave. Roma ft D. T. TRACT. W. Sacy. H. B. FORBE8, A aria Phyeldaa. 11-6-- 1 FOR RENT, UNFURNISHED ROOMS "Oliver," FOR steady, no canvassing, unfurnished RENT Choice 4 LaSalle 8t Chicago. rooms for housekeeping; Boyle BIk. mot. 1 W. B. WcdelL ANY intelligent person may earn a for good Income corresponding FOR RENT Two or four unfurnished newspapers; no canvassing; exrooms, 127 2Gth SL Bend for unnecessary. perience particulars. Northern Press byedl FOR RENT In Grand Opera House cate, Lockport, N. V. Block, modern rooms for light housekeeping, in aultae of due (3) or SITUATIONS WANTED MALES. otherwise; with ftaaft gas and M-t-f water. Kally ft Herrick. and honest boy. JAPANESE, gentle work or three four hours wlfhea to FOR RENT HOUSES. a day for board and room. Addreoa 2518 Lincoln Are. George, FOR RENT Fourrooin brick house, city water. Inquire 2971 Wash. in BOY wanls position JAPANESE 1 private family, where be will be able to go to achooL Small wages. Tele- FUR RENT cottage, 2722 wk phone 66 Bell, or 120 Ind. 1 Jefferson. Inquire 2708 Jefferson. 12-2-- lt 68-7- St FIRE INSURANCE. RENT Furnished rooms for LADIEB OP THE MACCABEEft housekeeping, 2182 Wash. Ave. B. H. GODDARD; Invvraaee. Real 1 DUrer Hive; Nft 1, meets tho aecoai tate aad Leans. Raoma 411 41ft 6 fourth Tueodnya et 8:30 p. m. a 418 Utah Loan ft Treat Building FOR RENT Two suites o housekeepOJNalll Halft Twenty-fift- h atrocL TH ing rooms; modern. Also two sleepMag Maters cordially taritad. PAPER HANGER AND UMBRELLA BL ing icKima. Address 227 7th LAVRA AYERILU U C. wk. FOR RENT rooms, 137-- 26. 2443 1 MEN 88th MAKER. WANTED First class cook, lady WANTED; 157 FOR 12-2-- SITUATIONS aacoud floor Maaorlo building, Washington Ave. J. A. HOWELL, E. R. J 1ft KNAUS8, Brerotary. Dr. A Foreland. Physician and Bop 9 Office hoars, lg t 18 a. U 4 p. at 940 85th BL 'Phone 229. FOR RENT Three nicely furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 57 CLOTHING Cleaned. Pressed and Re- WANTED, at once, by a mall family, a FURNISHED rooms, light housekeepgood girl for general housework, at ing. 528 24ih BL 636 26th at. ferred, at the jareift 8616 ROOM FOR RENT . FRATERNAL a. ORDER OF RAILVfAY CONDUCTOR a u. w. a R. C . Wasatch DivUPre Na 12ft meats second and fourth Friday at Fidelity Lodge Na ft A. O. U. W. 1:80 p. m. in X of P. Had. comer Meets ta A. O. U. W. Hall ovary Sat- Washington nvr-auand 84th atrv urday evrelag Malting brothers In- All broth sr mo cordially Invited to vited. attend. JAMEH H. fiCLArGHUN, M. W. F. W. HERRINGTON, C CL WALTER RICHEY, Recorder. L. BOYLE, ft end T. W. N. PEIRCE. Financier, ORDER OP WASHINGTON. a MASONIC Ogden Union, No, 173, Order of Washington, ir.aeta every Tuesday evening at 8 oclock 1a A. O. U. W. HalL Malting comrade taritad to Quern Esther Chapter Na 4. O. E. attend. 8. Regular maetlnga hell at Meaoale WM. DOYLE. President Hall the first aad third Fridays of each WALTER RICHEY. Secretary- month. Sojourning mem bora cm dial ly Invited to attend. FOREBTER8 OF AMERICA. EUNICE C. GORDON, W. M. HALSTEAD; Secretary. Court Wasatch No. 2, Foresters of Meete L O. Q. F. Hall, 241h America ODD FELLOWS. FOR RENT House, 2814 Jefferson. treat, first and third Wednesday Enquire 65722. evenings of each month ntCL7:36. R. Ogden Lodge Na I, Independent OrG. W. HALSEY, bouse. Inquire der of Odd Follow. Meets ta L O. FOR RENT P. A. GARNER, Secretary. 300 21 et at O. F. Hall every Tuesday evening Visiting brothers cordially invited to THE UNION FRATERNAL LEAGUE. FOR RENT FURNlfHED HOUSES. he present J. PERRY, Noble Grand. The Union Fraternal League, Utah HENRY KISSEL Secretary. FOR RENT House for rent, 4 furtats Assembly, Na 212, meat to the nished rooms. Pantry, cellar, bot Eagles hall every flrat aad third MonJunction City Lodge No. 26, Ind and cold water, electric light, Na day! of each month, at 8 o'clock. Odd of 12'2-6Order t masts Fellows, 559 23rd. pendent M. F. CRITES. Speaker. im L O. O. P. 1111 every Thursday LEA M. ALLEN, Treasurer, brothers 2485 RENT Visiting Joffer. FOR evening. cordially Furnished, Clerk. AV. H. ALLEN, ba to room Invited or Nationpresent son. Apply t 6, First N. G. JAS. BUNE, al Bank Bldg. WALTER RICHEY, Secretary. Hall, over Ave, Ogdsn. Utah. Maaoalo 2411 Washing-to- n 12-2-- 4 Six-roo- BOARDERS WANTED. WANTED Gentlemen to room and board. First class. .422 Adams. WANTED Boarder 448 26th SL and roomers, 182 Z5th SL 10-- 7 lyr. 446 22ad. Isd. upstair, BOARDERS, WANTED Boarders 'Phans at 663. tf FOR BALE MISCELLANEOUS. FOUR vsrlelle thoroughbred chickens for sale, with poultry bouses; also canned fruit. Call at 839 26th ei. FOR SALE a piano, nearly new, at half price. Inquire at 2633 Adams. 12-l-- FOR SALE St. Fresh milch cow, Queen City Rebekah Lodge Na ft L. O. O. T. Meets first and third Saturday evenings at Odd Fellow1 PROFESSIONAL Attomeys-at-La- c. w Halt Ecdsa Bldg members Twenty-fourt- C. RICHARDS. CHARLES STOUT, non-unio- n five-roo- m ev-Vs- meat avery MondayOgdsa night at 8 -Odd Fellow llall. Viaitlag 27 26th EMPLOYMENT REAU, street Independent utaphonn 954. Naighbo re tarited. Feld nt the office of Ed. Auth thv afterauoa of the 28id of each ASSAYEIL mreth, Flrat National Bank Bldg. ADAil8 G- - N- - 2851 Ldneotn J. MeVicker. Asreyer, Rlcbnrde Av., 8a It Lake City. Utah. F. O. Bon 1012. MARIE CRITES, Clark, 2781 Monroa Bnmplee by mail or exprets will be carefully aosayed. ROYAL ARCA'IUM. CL M. SQUIRES. Architect room Bafirat and beL Insures men for First National Bank Iwllfiag. Bell reft two or three thousand aollara. MW JtaJfrgancy fund nearly phone 779 Y. Three MllUre Dollare; thou upward of thirty-onBUILDERS. CONTRACTORS AND nd danth ctaima paid, amounting ta ever ninety million dollars; member CONSTRUCTION WHEELWRIGHT relF over Throe Hundred Thousand. Cot Estimate furnished on excav- Rocky Mouetain CounclL Na 61ft nearer water and pipe laying; Beets ating, fourth Friday ave tenant building and bridge work. tan atsecond A. U. W. HalL over How 8487 Washington Ave. , UJt More. Visiting brothers cordially HAIR GOODS AND COSTUMES. A C. EMERSON, RegaoL JOft SEVERN, Collactor. Hair SWITCHES fur sale at reduced G. B. ROBERTS, Sacrotary. prices. Hals chains n specialty. Maw halls rent for costusaas to B. P. O. ELKS. quernde goon. rs After Cirri. Na 17ft meets d and fourth FYiday mgLt 7:80 ia K. of p. HalL Visiting aeigkbora cordiaUy tavttsd. CLARK. G. N. ,R.sDpiE EASTMAN. Clerk, 2234 Wash tagfoa Ave. Sago Lily BUREAU. a FOR RENT FURNISHED en-w- 2--lt WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT. a ad n, post-offic- e, It; 42-4- 1. k 1 o. EMPLOYMENT t ad-wb- m dreaa-makin- 2311 Adams Ave. jerry 1-- 1 a h 2 S degree of honor. PUBLIC DISPENSARY. WM. LEEDS STRICKEN. 5i3iicl FRATERNAL First 448 2nd JOSEPH CHEZ, J. D. MCRPHT. FOR SALE Latest Improved furnace with connection pipes. Inquire of H. W. Gwllllam for lufoimat'ua. XsL Bank Bldg as h street Visiting Invited. MRS. C. ZIMMERMAN, Noble Oread. MRS. E. ME1D, Secy, 718 2Srd 8f. FRATERNAL brotherhood. Dentists Ogden Lodge Na 271, T. F. B, meeta first end third Fridays at S p. m, in L DR. D. N. SMITH, 1st Nat Bnk. Bldg O. O. F. HalL Milling members tarited. Good hsslness. paying FOR SALE NELLIE RUTLEDGE President Musicians Directory 24lh SL CORAL J. TYLER, Secretary. Apply Cll MONEY TO LOAN J. J. BRUMM1TT. R. T. MILLER. Treassrer. mh- - A. H. GROSE Expert Plano TunLUST. in laundering ehlrta. collars and cuffs er and Repairer. With Barnes Music MONEY TO LEAN on farms aad KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEEft BIk. Ilouaa Grand estate. HUNTER and other article entrusted to ui. You Opera store. real ft city will ba well satisfied with th way your KENNEDY. Room ft First Natl LOST A lady purse, about 9:30 .'art d it to and ptB Silver Tent Na 1, meets first and laundry ia dree up If rw concert pianists, BLASDEL. Bank Buildings night, corner of Twenty-fourt9 ta at o'clock, 2639 Adams third Friday evenings our laundry. We don't Injur color teacher of piano. No. Washington, containing money and K. of F. HalL Mailing Knights cor- of fabric and Iron clothes in such a small diamond ring. Return to eve. Belt 'phone 705-X- . WANTED TO BUY. dially tarited. way that they are comfortable on th Standard office and receive liberal F. M. COCHRANE, Commander. LAUNDRY. hottest day o summer, fiend your reward. WANTED Pool tables wantid, 2 3, . HARRIS, Record Keeper. bundle to us next time. 25th street IX)ST A fur boa between mouth of WANTED Your lace curtains and fine rough dry at Baby teundry. Ogden Tent No. 24, meets the ae REAL ESTATE. Ogden Canyon and city. Return to end and fourth Wsdseaday evenings Fh. 730-this office. at 8 oclock sharp, ta I. O. O. F. HalL Real Catstr. Loans aad . Insurance. FOR EXCHANGE. Visiting Knights coidlally Invited to Fine list of bualn.ua and reaidence LOST Between Mound Fort end Dee attend. schools, htdiev' gold watch. Rel'i-- n property, Tlouaes to rent. Room 4 3 J. W, HALBEr, Commasdsr. TWO COWS for owe fir-- ' Haas miik Flrat National Bank Building.- Frank iq 2U12 Ff.rr ave. and receive fiTRKET. 437 TWENTY-FIFT752 Adams. F. F. BOND, Record Reaper. row B. Marrick. 11-4-- tl ctr-dilall-y h tf , o 12-2-- Ogden Steam Laundry - 12-2-- tf |
