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Show r. s i . TDE intendent of schools at the stricken city informing aim that the provisions are on the rand and for him to take them to chsrge- The management of Toller a Dancing academy will give a dance tonight. reThey offer the hall and the door ceipt to the relief committee. Fifty rents will be charged for admission. The public is requested to patronize thia movement as several hundred dollars should be realized. Tho Ogata relief committee will receive donation of butter sad egg from the coun'ry people, for the reOGDEN SCHOOL CHILDREN EEND lief of the suffering at Pan Francisco, OUT THE FIRST CAR. at the (oltowiag places : ficawcroft'a warehouse oa Wall avenue and Tweu et reel: the F. J- - Kissel ware-hauton Wall areaue and at the l'n-toMayer Cenrey Gets a Maaaaga Asking depot. That AM Be taut ta fan The relief car, loaded by the Scow-craf- t bouse, departed for Pan Fraa-rtsnat !:M this afternoon. The Amalgamated Sugar company California. C. of ant ANn, Quart IBM. to Mayor Conroy has subscribed th following"! Ogden Rapid Transit. 950. yesterday morning: Waterworks do., 1to. Ogden tha mayor Oakland. Cal, April 1. thou-aanThere hnadred Utafc. of Ogden, HARR15VILIE CE1SATBEAT profd are ahrkeideaa aad wtth out food. Can your city send supplies? Need great and Immsdiaue aaavrr. Tharnday evening witnessed another OKO. C. PARDEE. (Signed) Bucees of the "Ogden Ptock rousing "Governor. Co." At 9:11 oclock, mid the enlivenBefore the aiaaaige rrarhrd this ing simian of "Lord Dismiss l'a." the aity (ha Mayor had ieawd a prorlaoia-tio- a rurtaia was shifted at the Harrisvllle oallng upon the people to aid the hall, and The Utgo audience settled suSMora oa the ooaaa. wtth bread, mun-v- y themselves to enjoy the delights of aad anything that would promote the comedy-dram"Trad.' their comfort. And the people made Mr. Weber, as the man of many for bread vice aad a virtue, was excellent. Ha ready to teapond. To tha call rrer baker In Ogden responded, al- certainly locked fierce enough and though they were notified In time to would, no doubt, have scored a big sucprepara a bake far tbs evening train. cess, had aouueo illness not hav cut They will prepare to aod bread Bun him short. Ha was moved from the day. TValna wMl tun dally from Og- stage with great difficulty, while the den to (be caaat catering the contrl audience sobbed for their stricken Idol. On the train tonight It 1 He did not asm have time to tell ns buttons. expected that 10.WU loaeea of bread what boddle was left ia the safe. will be aeat, health? canned geode, speech, Mr. Cooe, in a Ordera a moon rtalking tad moaeof (nave the appearance ot Mu for apologized refua-were to thommada Woods. He said there were no dressby babartra after tha call waa made, ing rooms, but tho audience would aid Inquiry over tin eity rereale the like to know why Mias Woods failed fact that IndMdbala aro baking bread. to appear. at the baggage It wae del barred between Mr. SiHwdn entertained of three and acta room between the-howith n mouth full of by singing, will bo train A aix oclock. eperial gum, The Bong of My Itreams." It ,1a raadlnaaa carried It to the coast. was some time, however, before the , On tho order of the city aupertnten-dentwsa vrwld for Miss Woods aching the city schools were dlamlaaed satisfied. at 10: It. Puplia were organteed into Fun and tears In turn swept the oommtttoeetocaqeu (he town In qaeat aadlencc throughout the evening, but of prorialona, clothing, bedding and the climax was retched In the third other acceaaltiea. Wire lending, to when the villain, with gun sad the board of education oflre and to act, in hand, had the nerve to tell us whip war hot all morning the achoola he hated to tanlllisa tha girls." (hat whh meaaagee from people leaking Harrisvllle. Critic bo sent. to oa tho quality of goode All canned good are desired. They can be Milpped whh no danger. They SCHOOL BOAED MEETING will not break and rain other euppliee. They are ready for Immediate use. At the weekly meeting of the board Clothing for avail children ! particu- of education last evening, nil mem-bent- , deaired. larly with tha exception 'of Browning A eperlal car waa provided by tha Bouthorn Parifle company for the and Clerk Rolspp were present. The finance committee reported that achoola. It la tobaied Public achoola," time to ha attached to a apedal train 9ti.M0.3I has hern received from the aad waa loaded yesterday morning in county achoola, as their portion of the I: to o'clock. Under taxes for the ensuing year. Cash on lea ring tha to tho direction of principals. every head at the present time amountedthe arallabla box, barrel aad baaket auiu 924.40fi.lf. Tho population of able for the packing pf p no via Iona waa scbooel amounts to shout 6.226 pupils. areured. Pupil a reported at 1 oclock In tho public schools and 10.000 In the The committee on at tha variona achoola, where their county schools. collected provialm were prepared for buildings mad grounds reported that bids and apeciffcailona for tbs remodelshipment aad neat to tho depot. named the (following ing of the Levis school have been reTho mayor ceived. A special meeting will be held relief oommlttea; next week to art upon the same, and .. HUGH DYER. the contracts will ne awarded. The GEO. H. MATTBOS'. JOHN S. COKLXW. sanitary committee reported one ease of smallpox sad one of ehlekenpoa la PRAN'K CHA1TN. tha eity. JOOEPK DBCBCER. The aupply committor reported that THOS O. BURT, contract would bo awarded to the folTHOMAB POLET, lowing (a furnish various supplies for X. X. HOAG. ike snantog school tons: DR. WHERRT. FATHER CUSHXAIIAM, aupply company, Balt Lake; A. T. Hestwsrk Printing company, J. H. Treasurer. The headqaartem are at tha office of Bpsrgo estate. Boyle Hardware com Gee. Mariano. All eootrthutleae ehould pair. Ogden Furniture company. company. Utah Stationary be tnraed over to them eo that they company. B. A. MeMillon company. may be prepared for ohipmonL Tha otedoai body of tha Wohar Blake J. O. Woody Printing company. The academy Joined In the relief work yes- report was adopted and tha anperin-tenden- t Inetrwrted to award the conterday morning aad by afternoon had gathered great quaiHttlea of pro- tracts. visions. The teacher committee made no reCitlceaa of tho ciy bare already port. The eupenntendent made a rebought all the bread in tha at area and port on the Arbor day esercieee. He (ha demand for canned gooda increases alao made a report on the contribution hourly. If the let ail supply rune out, of the public school to the suffering wholesale houaea wHI bo called upon. people of Ban Francisco. At the end Grorem In mu ease have rontrihut of this latter report, tho board extendod euppliee and these with the mlscel-laaeou- ed n vote of thanks to Superintendent vubscrtpiinas sent, to the gn Allison. Depot Master Keating and ernl committee win amount to aeveral Superintendent Kanson of the railrariwds of provisions. road, to the nrlnrlpals, leerhera, chilBusiness houses that are capable of dren end others who made a record of rooking snppliea have taken etepn to forntnhlng two baggage eara of supadd their contribution. Hie Mess plies within three hours time. bakery win have WO loaves ready for Applleatkm for t the evening train, the Rchwartx bakery tearhera in tha schools were received from all the employes with the ex450, and other liakerire are preparing to cook for a later train. At the cept Inn of the following: Mis Busch, broom hotel Den Ensign and frienda of the High school ; Mm. Harris, of are orating three large c rules of bread Ike Grant; Principal K. R. Thomas, and canned good. The top floor of of the Five Point school; Miss Wlv the hotel haa Bren turned Into a tern' tenberg and Mrs. Maguire, of the Pen porary bakery and nomen are busy tiki; Mina Charpee and M1n Fulton, of tne Mound Fort school and Mine with their work of rhurtty. At tho Ogdon ' Tacking house 500 Kennedy, of be Emerson. . pounds cf bams, were nioki-d- To this REFUOEES AT BERGELEY. .will he added eausagea, corn beef and ether ready provisions. Scowcroft anl bona company have Thousand Slept In Open Air Laat donated a partial ear of groceries and Night. crackers. , ' The Arm Of Kirhard-wand Grant entire rlty Berkeley. April 20.-- Thl have oKf red ter per cent of their Sat- has been organ'xed Into one great relief committee. For every refugee urday aaes. The Fred J. Kirsrl company are that enraeg to the college town, there are several people who stand ready loading a car of groceries. The Ogden Vlllng A Elevstnr com to rare for him. advise him where te pany yeaterdiy morning gave order go and guide him there If necessary. to send a carload of their flour to The dry has forgotten everything rx Ban Francisco. rrpt the one dm of helping the poor Two hundred loaves of bread are strangers who have been burned nut wanted at tho Boyle Hacriwsre stor. of their home arrosa the bay. Hun This does not. complete thj list. In dreda of college girls have abandoned variona ways every business house in their elasaia and t utile to assist In the charitable work. The students are .the city will aid. e The last report of the general either patrolling the streets here and is extremely encouraging. With ia Ban rranciaco, where many were commendable liberality David Eecles sent, or are helping In caring for ihe headed the list of stibeeripttone with a thousands of strangers. It la now ready for carload of All who come are quickly taken care of. given food and shelter. (.hlpmrnt. The committee are making arrangeOn the college campus, where the ments o visit tha business district green turf is always inviting to the and expect no refusals to their re- weary and where the great gnarled quests for aid. Money hat not yet oaks afford considerable shelted from been asked for. Food la of more value the dampness and th chill of the at present than money. It will be for- night air, hundreds of homeless folk ward rd to the sufferers later. One make a miserable bed. All bay and car per day. wlU be sent by the com- straw ha been spread In large qua mittee, for several days. It la ex titles and those who had brought, with peeled that this record can be con' them blankets and quilts, were enabled tiaued until the relief of the homeless in find a comfortable bed. To assure people on the coast la such that (hey them a' rest undisturbed by marauders can provide for themselves. and thieves.' the university cadets Word haa Juat been received from patrolled the grounds all night. the North British Mercantile InsurThose who could h accommodated ance company of London, in a cable- were given shelter in the churches, th gram to their agents In this city, that Elks hall. Native- Ron hall. Odd Felthey stand ready to pay all rlaims lows hall, Y. M. C. A . the Vnlerltr s gainst them and offer as a roller fund T. M. C. A. and T. W. C A. halls and the sum of 15,000. Its elumberer stretched out upon the On the Overland Limited a party of gymnasium and auditorium floors An improvised emergency hospital capitalists will arrive in Ogden. They have hired the special attached to waa act up In the Odd Fellows- - Hall, which will be the first car of proviswhere early todiy half hundred inions to leave the city from the Ogden jured were treated Some were sufschool children to the school children fering from terrible burns; others of Ban Francisco. Superintendent A1 were cut and lacerated, and some had Jlaon haa tent a messags to (he super broken bonei, which required setting. RELIEF FOR RUINED CITY e d n o f; t d , . . well-worde- o i ad-ne- e dVt ki . Inter-Mounta- re . i a mm-.mlttf- V rfJ flo-ir- . ' MOUSING i EX A MINSK: OGDEN, As the patients law on the cots, they es- told heartrending tales of narrow Rome with tsars streaming capesfaces, down their thanked God that they were among tha living. In many instance, after a patient had been treated and relieved of hi the terrible sneatal physical suffering, would break forth ta strain underg-me- . The a hysterical spell of laughing. street entrance and stairway leading to the hospital Is lined with piles of bedding aad clothing, the property of the refugee. At n special meeting of the local board of education, it was voted to offer the use of the school rooms for lodging purposes to tbt relief comsmoke-besmirche- d . mit tee. MESSAGES TO FRISCO. FT A II. SATURDAY pressed into the service of the police or military authorities and these have hot oh r.rcuuous route from the cue telegraph station at tbs water front to municipal headquarters and ihe uaswegt western portions thence by nay of the northerly water front line. Nearly ovary other street has hem made Impassable by the fallen port km of building. The only wire running out of 8an Francisco that of the Postal company wsa accidentally cut this mora.'rg by a workman on the cable wbarf. and for hours the city was again cut from outside points. THREE-FOURTH- S OF CITY IS IN RUINS. d 1 . six-stor- y t, TELEGRAPH MESSAGES New York. April 20. It la announced office of Gucgenheima Sons tothat, order hare been Issued by day San Francisco, April 20. The dethat firm to gs soon as practilivery of telegraphic messagrs from cable with theproceed construction of a 95.000.-00outside points tc people in Ban Fransmelting plant in Ran Francisco. cisco Is an Impossibility. Th messenger service of both the big REGRET PROPOSITION, nn at the teie-prap- h s their chairman, offered to submit differences to arbitration. Indianapolis. Ind.. April 20. The in ternatlonal executiv committee of the United Mine Workers of America today rejected the proposition of the or of western Pennsylvania. Illinois. and Indian i. who are opposing the payment of the 1903 wage scale tn miners and who, through J. H. Winder, op-er- " . '. A DIRECTORY OF THE i FOREIGN MAIL WILL BE RENT TO SEATTLE Oakland, April 20. Postmaster Dar-gl- e haa telegraphed to the postoffic department a Washington, that, owing to tha wreck of (be Ran Francisco postoffice, registered letter and packages will be held in the Oakland office Indefinitely. He also suggested that offices making up mails for Manila and th Orient might be Instructed to forward them to Beattie, instead of Ran Francisco. GIRLS SCHOOL SAVED. 30.-Id- eal. . companies longer exSris. Even had the rontpsnii-- bad an army of messengers. thy would be of little value for (he reason (hat (he people are scattered far and wide and that, a Journey from the forrv building to the western addition, or the refs gee s camps, consumes m.inr hours. Most of the automobiles hV(. been 1m- - 190fi. 21, Sacramento, Cal., April Gov. A Men Anderson, who is assuring Oakland. April 20. Mills seminal y, with the work in the governor s office a wq)i known institution for girl, at Sacramento, gave the following eituatod near Frultvale. suffered but Train Leaves Lea Angeles Carrying signed statement to tho Associated an answer ta Press this afternoon Five Thousand. numerous inquiries received from the 1 Unable various places asking what to conjO Angeles. Cal.. April 20. to establish telegraphic romuiuairetion tribute and to whom to scad it. It was with the north, the Western I'nton prepared after conferring over the telephone with the governor in Oakland: Telegraph company sent more than "Three-fourth- s of Ran Francisco, inprivate messages ta San Francisco end Oakland aboard the Owl cluding factories and all the wholesale limited last night to be delivered by districts has been burned. Thousands people are homeless and destitute special measeagers to the stricken of and must have food and other supplies cities today. for some time, Nesrby places should send prepared food, such as bread, WILL EXPEND 9200.000. crackers, canned goods, cured meats, H. Harrtman Says His Roads Will etc. "Th Jte making such contributions Assist Sufferer. should send currency of coin so it rna Omaha, April 20. -- E. 1(. Ilsrriman, become immediately available. Braid money' to general relief president of the I'niAt Pscifle. he Ore- supplies of care Mayor E. C. Srhmlts, gon Rairload A Navigation company, committee, lha Oregon Short Line and the South- Ran Franrlxco, Cal. ALDEN ANDER80N. , (Signed I ern Parifle, today authorised the exLieutenant Governor." penditure of 93UO.OUU In relief work in San Francisco. In addition to this, FOR SYSTEMATIC RELIEF. all the above lines will haul all relief supplies free of charge and la many Oakland. April 30. Motley H. Flint, cases they will he forsarded on passenger trains, with expedited service. postmaster of L)b Angeles, and grand master of the Grand Lodge of California Free and Accepted Masons, arFIRE IN SILVERTON, COLO. rived here today to organise reilel for the aid of distressed Masons. Ora Mill Completely Destroyed 1150,000. 'Telegrams are pouring in from all parts at the country," said Mr. Flint Siiverton, Colo.. April 30 The Sil- this afternoon. "Here ia n sample: ver Lake mill, three miles from Vicksburg. Mias:, April 8. 1900: Grand was destroyed by fire today. Master Blum tenders sympathy and Loss estimated et 9150,000. folly In- assistance to the extent of Mississipsured. The fire U believed to have pi's resources. "I have come here to get in touch keen of incendiary origin, as the house with masters of all local lodges. Wa was found to have been cut. The rapacitv of the mill, which waa propose, through our organisation, to owned y the Guggenheim brothers of perfect oulckly a ayatept of general reNew York, was 950 too of ore a day lief. The order that I represent I and the mill give employment to 150 with the sufferers and ready to art nobly." At a meeting . of representative Masons large quantities of provisions TO PROTECT PEOPLE. were purchased and preparations were Military Will Sea That Exorbitant made to serve meals ana supply bedPrices Aro Not Charged. ding. It wan also ordered thst branches Oakland, April 20. Mayor Mott haa of the Masonic relief bureau he IsMit-the following proclamation: opened in Ran Francisco. An appeal "To Whom It May Concern The was Issued for funds aad supplies to city government requests that lodging oe forwarded to the relief bureau at and food supplies be. offered for sale Masonic temple lit .this etly. at usual nti-s- . , notwithstanding the TELLS OF EXPERIENCE. present calamity. . An especial appeal in made to Los Angeles, April 28. F. O. hotels, lodging houses, grocers, butchmanager of the Pacific Monthly, ers, restaurant keepers and sellers of breadstuff and supplies, tn the event arrived from Baft fiynclaro on tho of exorbitant prices being demanded "Owl" limited nl'l' oclock" (his aftfor lodgings or food supplies the mili- ernoon. He waa asleep In the Terminus tary authorities will be given power hotel, near the Southern Pacific ferry under proper direction to take into station, when the. first trembler came. "The termlnua hotel did not go possession said lodging houaea or supplies, compensation for same to be down at the Aral shock," lie said, I was sleeping W thk third floor when determined later by the courts. Thia la lmjmrtant. the quake cams. Ihe walla began falling, but the greets hod time to run outald before the building fell In. CHINESE RAISE MONEY. "1 started for Ran Jose on foot. Orientals 'in Lea Angeles Subscribe When I reached the Potrero, I looked bark and saw the business section a 95,000 for Sufferers. furnace. Fires had started up In Lob Angelea, April 2(L The Chinese many plices and were blalng fiercely. population of Lw Angeles today sub- Finally a man. driving n single rig scribed 15.000 In cash for tha relief of overtook me. He waa headed for Ban Ban Francisco's earthquake victims Jose and ho took me In. After a disand also forwarded a carload of rice, tance of fifty miles we took tha train add went on. vegetables and mast. G. Fred, Herr, agent at Los Angelea The Terminus hotel was a for the Union Parifle Railroad com- structure with stone front and brick pany. left hero for Ban Francisco thia aides. It collapsed soon after the first afternoon In charge of a special train Early reports wrn to the effect that of baggage cars filled with trunks of many of the guest were killed. food, bottled water end clothing. MESSAGES LONG JOURNEY. AJoeeph Murnhy, the veteran actor, and Oliver Morosco, today raised Los Angeles, April 30. Edward Newamong the theatrical poople of thia city a fond of 93.000 for tbs succor of man of Ban Francisco, desired to comdestitute player and rraftfolk in Ban municate with Black Brothers of Los Francisco The money win be sent Angelas . Falling to get a wire he cabled to Isldor Hnldheim. a cousin in north tonight by epedal messenger. Berlin, Germany, saying that the Newman family of 1802, Summer street, EASTERNERS WHO ESCAPED. was well and alive, and thia anxiously awaited good news was cabled from Many Art Arriving In Lea Angelea Germany to Black Brothers, who reLos Angflns, Cal.. April 20. Among ceived the information today. the passengers from San Francisco MODERN WOODMEN who arrived in Los Angeles on the WILL RAISE 9100,000 Owl" train this if tern non wer the following easterners: Lincoln. April 20. A. R. Talbot, of R. A. Wells and wife. Philadelphia. city, head consul of the Modern Mr. Webb and Mrs. Shephard. Chi- this Woodmen of America, announced tocago. day that he would make a all for T. t Briggs, New York. 9100,000 for the Ran Francisco H. P. Bros. Newark, N. J. from the Modem Woodwen Dr. II. M. Howard, La Fayette Park, of the country, If that amount ramps Chicago Is needed. Alfred Agoust. Paris, France. C. R. Williamson, Boston. APPEAL FOR WARSHIPS. Mr. and Mra. H. A. Kaiser, New Haven. Conn. Oakland. April 20. Governor raids Bert Creator, 119 West Second today wired President Roosevelt askavenue, Denver. ing him to send the Pndflc squadron Dr. J. M. Ward. Oil City, Pi. to Ran Fran el sco with all possible F. A. Yeaton. Boston. speed In order that the marines may M. E. Horner, Detroit. help the unfortunate sufferers and also T. H. Wallhrnck, New York. that the supplies of the squadron may Miss Francl Wlnton. Rt. Louis. be used for the relief oh the needy. Ran Francisco. E. . ( R. Phillips, Cleveland. YO PREVENT WATER FAMINE. Ina rtilllpps, Cleveland. New York. Edgar Allen, Washington, April 20c The war de.1. W. Smith. Munlre. Ind. partment has received A telegram from F. A. Paker. Now York. General Funston. detailing arrangements made for supplying the concenUNIVERSITY BUILDINGS WERE NOT DAMAGED tration ramp with water and Mating that no water famine la anticipated. ' Berkeley. April 20. The buildings of the Iniverattv of California are in- LETTERS FROM FRISCO WILL BE CARRIED FREE tact. With the exception that, two chimneys that toppled over and some Oakland. April 20. It was plaster cn one or more rooms fell ic that until further notice, the collrge buildings show no signs letters from San Francisco will be of tha result of earthquake. Instruction st the university haa sent through the malls free of postage. been Indrltnitely postponed and there This has been made necessary owing for is no certainty as to when clasa room to the unprecedented demand canwhich the local postoffice exerrlt will be resumed, on account stamp, of thr fact that the student cadets are not supply. on gusr.1 duty In San PYanclsco. WILL BUILD SMELTER. CANNOT BE DELIVERED ArniL MOR. iNff, slightly from tho earthquake. The educational work la proceeding as usual. Some of the faculty and member of thq college are aiding in the relief work at Oakland. MINERS WILL RETURN G. B. DENKERS, A. L.SCOWII LE Printer, Embower. re. All Kinds eff Jab Feinting Neatly dona. (Union Shop.) 2349 Wash. Avs. Ind. 'phana 215. Opposite 2 phenes. J-'- INDUSTRIAL B. PUBLISHING CO. F. Thamaa, Manager. VyTLnJXnlp PWtiTT" WOODY Printing that Attru binding, all style. 2J75 wL V Beth 'pkens. Ae. All kinds f Book and Job Print, ing. Baaemant 2405 Wash. Av. Ball phone. - PgraT1 Printer A. T. HESTMArk and bookmaker T w.Tnhi,0r dgsraMal Phon. . Directory of the ARCHITECTS Dsufi City graves. s Washington, AprU 20. Th war department has been advised that Southern Pmclflr freight sheds and passenger buildings in San Francluoo ware not damaged. . A1J .through trains from the east for Ban Francisco, and elcal shipments also, Including live stork and perishable goods, ate held up on the 8acramento coast and Ban Jose divisions until the situation Improves at Ban Francisco. The superintendent of (he railway mall service at San Francisco has telegraphed that railway trains to and from Oakland arc proceeding with reasonable regularity on slow schedules. He has been authorised by wire to call in subordinate officials at various points and nil clerks of the railway service not on regular duty and command (he postal cars available to handle San Francisco incoming and outgoing mail to the best advantage, pending resumption of regular service. . BURNED CITY "WWVim Architects. MAIL SERVICER. i OF OGDEN TO WORK. Des Moines, Iowa. April 30. The scale committee for low operators and miners today signed the scale on the 1903 basil. It will be ratified by the Joint committee. e JOB PRINTERS DISTRICT, . Washington, April 20 Tha follow Ing telegram waa received by the war department, shortly after 1 scleck thia forenoon, from General Funston: "Burned district new approximately as follows: From Water front up Broadway ta Mason street; thence eouth to California street; thanca to Jonas; thanca diagonally- - to VanNssa and Golden Gate avanua. All this line new actively burning. Fir on following line practically out. From VanNess west an Golden Gate avenua to FJIImora, thanca south to Market, thanca on Irregular lino to Valonoia and than Irregular line east to bay. 26th; ' "Indications are that active (Ira Una will advance west toVanNaaa and north to Union and Montgomery avenue. - About 900JXX) people homeless. Everything quiet. Troops with police. Fomina saama inevitable. All large aupply stores burned. Moot enargetio efforts from outeldo only can prevent frightful suffering. Weather now fin and It ia expected to remain I ae.requsst that everything passible b dona In tha way qf food supplioe, tentage and blankets.. No more troops needed at present" A DIRECTORY OF CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS cur OGDEN yMyyOaaaaaamammmaaaaaaaaaaaaa.VyfAJUV All kinds J. P. O'NEILL CONSTRUCTION CO.Con tractors and Builders f Sam. ora, Cement Walk., Straw paviM and Gravel Roofing. 413 25th at, 1 D. W. STONE, Contractor and Builder. Office and 424 30th SL ehop at residence. Ball 'Phone 582-- JOHN T. NEWTON Contractor and Builder. Offiea at residence, 889 27th. Phons 171 Inc Shop rear of Wright A Sens' Ca. WHEELWRIGHT CONSTRUCT'. CO. f cement mason work, excavating and pips laying, aawora and water systems. Ogden, Utah. JOHN & ELLIS, Contractor and Builder. All kinds of mill work. Roar Utah Oregon Lumbar Yards, 24th SL SMITH ' W. E. NEWMAN Tin Work, Galvanised Iraq Can nice, Heating and Ventilating, wg Washington avs. Both phones. BLATTERT. CALVERT A LEEK Cornice, Tin Roofing, guttering and general Jobbing. 427 Twenty-thir- Contractor and Buildara, Brick Lima Mfrs. 211 Ecclss Bldg. Phone 500-- d Street - L. ZITZMAN. Plumbing and heating. Pump work. 2261 Wash. Av. Bell Phone 554-k- . Reeidence 316-- and Bdl W. O. RIDGES Contractor and Builder. Alteration, Bell Phone C. J. HUMPHRIES Builder and Contractor. Shop and Office. 202 21et Phene 250-- Bell. Replan, Shop Work, 415 264-K- 23d . l P. A. ISAKBON Contractors and Builders. 245-24- 22d 7 at Ball Phone 2W-- m"A"i"i"iViVdVVVYY)Vv Credit receipts on pianos given by Salt Lake houses accepted under same conditions at - - WHERE AID CAN BE SENT. 20. Charles April Washington, Halloa Keep, of the United Stales treasury department, ,thle city, and national- treaeurer of tha Amwtran Red Cross society. In answer to thousands of . inquiries, today officially announced that contributions 'for Baa Fran ri sco may bo ornt to him or to tha state treasurer of (ho Red Croaa. The namee and nddmeea of tboea west of Chicago ora fee follows: Illinois Orson Smith, Chicago. California. Horace Darla, San Francisco. Washington Louis W. Pratt, Tacoma. W. Barber, Wyoming Dr. Amo i Cheyenne. Music 2410 Washington Avenue. dt A Beautiful Line of Pianos. THE SPECIAL TRAIN STARTS. St. Louis, Mo.; April 20. With orders giving (t a clear right of way, a special train composed of tan largo freight ears loaded with tents, mattresses, blankets and cots started for San Francisco this morning. . Tha train was made up at the Old Arsenal Supply depot, upon orders by Quartermaster Von Schrader from (he secretary of war, and left on the Missouri Pacific with a schedule averaging. 45 miles an hour. A DAY OF PRAYER. April 20. A message 11 churches of all de tba requesting nominations In the United States set apart next Sunday a' day of special suffering from the prefer for those ea quake In Ren Francisco and other parts of the Pacific coast waa sent out yesterday by the executive committee of the National Federation of Churches. New York. MILLIONAIRE KILLS HIMSELF. ARTICLE . IB NOT MADE IN A REPUTATION A DAY THE FIRST WHITE SEWING MACHINE WAS PLACED ON THE MARKET IN 1S7A WE HAVE MANUFACTURED AND SOLD OVER 1,500,000 MACHINES. OUR PRESENT MODEL IS THE BEST, HAVING MANY IMPROVEMENTS WHICH STAND FOR PERFECTION. CALL AND EXAMINE. WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO, ' OPERA HOUSE - THE BEST William Mobile, April Beckers, a millionaire of Milwaukee, committed suicide here today. BLOCK, OGDEN. UTAH. MAGAZINES See This Combination and Send in Your Orders TENTS FROM INDIANA. Jeffersonville, Ind.. April 20. Seven hundred tents owned by the federal government will he shipped from her tonight for Ban Francisco. IN The Woman's" Home Companion one year. BEX. The common impression that the erage man la superior to the average woman Intellectually at least in orglinallty. inventiveness, reasoning power and the like le beyond doubt due to the common habit of Judging etch sex by Its most superior representatives. This seem fair enough and would be fair enough but for the difference between the- - aexes In variability, that is. the range of spreading down from and up above the averse. in intellectual traits at least the male sex, Is (he more tollable group; the very highest and very lowest marks In a mixed eolege class will en; the commonly be given to variability found among bora In tha numerous mental .testa which have been given ly psychological Investigators. is from 5 to 10 per. cent cent greater Chan that found among girt. Of the thousand most eminent intellect of history, 97 per cent are men, t biwhich rouse the variability nton opoly of genius canning also the existence of twice ae many male as female Idiots! April Bookman. av- . OF AN 20. Ala.. INTELLECT Co. for , The Illustrated American, formerly Leslie s Popular Monthly, for one year. The. American Queen for one year. The Standard or Examiner for one montn All for the Sum of.. ..: Vou Cant Beat it in the Whole Country SEE SAMPLES ATTHE STANDARD LA i & ORDER NOW BEFORE IT IS TOO |