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Show THE LXITtO. STATES SENATOR FROM SOUTH CAROLINA PRAISES PE-RU-N- A. PACKING PLANT. J, C. Leery Seye New Institution Will Benefit Salt Lake and Utah. Salt Lake, Msj 2.-- The Herald M.ve: Work on the plant of ihe Utah Packing company is progressing rapidly, and by. the first of nest August the company expert s to tie ready to occupy the killing floor, and n month later (he big refrigerator wilt be installed. Whea the plant is rotupleird It wilt have a daily killing capacity of 800 cattle. Sm sheep and .Iinhi hogs. J. f. Leary, one of the directors of the company, said yearerday that the basement and first cory of the main building which if of atone, are erected and that work is prugiessing on the I ro other stories, which will be of brick. The company Is also at work remodeling the building now occupied as a wholesale house. This property wae purchased by the company about trn days ago. and is located at the corner of Third West and First South Buttar . Cftm It ConsriBy Catarrh Ityrftfsio if tht Stomach Pmmm Ftlttvts Cmm tarrhoftha Stomach mud Is Tktrtfort Frmttty Far Dysfaftia Hon. M. C. Batter, Ex-U- . S. Ben itor from South Caroline for two terau, It i letter from Washington, D. Cn writes to the Pernn Medielne Co, m follow! ; 7 cm recommend Ptnma tot iyapoaak urf dome troutoe. i hero nm oeing your medkiaa tor a abort period and I feel vtry muck rtllavad. It to Mttf a moiktaa, BmWm e good took. " at the itoraach te the CATARRH for mut cites of dje-pepei- a. order to euro catarrh of tbe stomach the eetenrh moat be eradicated. Only so internal catarrh remedy, each ee Parana, la available, Peruoe exsetty Beets the iBdiretioBi. : Ravkoi Awmrta.wHFor o number tot years requests here some to bm from e multitude of grateful friends, urging be given e slight lszstive that quality. 1 hero been experimenting with n lszstive sddition for quite n length of time, snd now feel c refilled to snnounes to the friends of thil I here Insorporsted inch s quality In the medicine which, in nr opinion, ran n beneficial only enhance Its character X ! I Pe-ru-- Fs-ru-- ns wsU-knew- "8. B. HAnrnsv, M. D. afreets. - Speaking yesterday a lion I the question of securing hogs to kill after the plant la complsted. Mr. Imi? said: As soon as the fanners realise that there is a ready market in Balt l.ke for hog, they will begin fattening them in larger number than at present. I do not mean by this that every farmer in the state will immediately engage in the hog raising business on a large scale as soon aa our plant is completed, bui many of the farmers will find It to their advantage to fatten tonie hogs. Should we not he able to buy all of the hogs we need In the state, we will ship them in. The difficulties surrounding the shipping of fresh pork any great distance, will warrant- our shipping In lien hoga to kill fo- the local and mate marks'. Thouaanda of hoga past annually through Ogden to 8au Francisco and to iho packing plant at Reno, Nev., and if thee plants find it e will profitable to ship In live hugs undoubtedly be able to do the fame. A construction gang is at work laying eitra aide and store trarka at the stockyards and house track for the packing plant. This work will be completed la a short time. The new plant will mean much for 8att Lake and Utah when It N completed, and we are rushing the construction work ns rapidly as possible. WILL BUILD TELEPHONE LINE. Hide Balt Lake, May opened today oy the 1'nited 8.-- ha will Slate re- clamation service for the construction of a telephone system In connection with the Strawberry valley Irrigation project. 'Pfotrlet Engineer George L Bwendaen will receive tbe bids. The telephone, system will extend from Spanish Fork to the data alia in Strawberry valley, a distance of thirty-fiv- e miles The system will consist of two-wir-e circuits and four complete stae tion. The construction of the lino in. tbe flrot work that hen been ordered 3y the reclamation service In connection with the irrigation project, but other specifications tar the building of n power plant and tunnel work will be in the hands of thn local : office in abort lime. Work on the Spanish Fork canyon road over into tbs valley has already been commenced, and within slaty days acliie const ruction will be commenced on the project. Camps are to be established U the valley aud considerable machinery la to be freighted from Castilla Springs to the dam and tunnel site in tna Strawberry valley. The details fur the conns ruction of the power plant have not been completed yst, but tb spedflcstlona are expected her auy time no tha'. the plant can be Installed by tbe time the government ia ready to rommence tunnel te'.e-phon- To California and Its Most Famous t : 5UIHIER RESORTS Tent City Pasadenm ( Terminal Riverside Coronado San Pedro Long Beach Los Angeles work. Jh telephone polo line will follow tbe Spanish 1'rrk canyon to the west end of tt,e tunr.nl site. From there It wiU he ran er the mountain ridge THROUGH OBSERVATION DRAM to the dam nits in the valley. A branch INQ ROOM CAR OODEN TO LOS line will be run to the east, end of the ANGELES. tunnel alto from the dam. At each point a comple operating station la be LOW EXCURSION RATES to EachInalalM. bid mull be accompanied by a certified for Sljflon, payable See C. A. HENRY at Depot. Ticket to tbe order chick the secretary of the Inof or weite A te L Office, L MOORE, terior, as a guarantee that she bidder A. SALT LAKE CITY. will, if aucceesful. promptly execute a satisfies ory contract and furnish bond In the sum of to per cent of thn contract price for the performance of the work. Tha government reserve tbe right to award the work in sections aa roverei in the specification. a CONTRIBUTIONS FROM SCHOOL CHILDREN. TkeQriy DeeliwTrsck lilhnj bctucei the Mtocoart River and Chks. The Overland Limited The Meet Lsiertasa Train In the World Complement and drawing -- rom alerplng cere, observation esra, din and library ing cars, rs cars, with barber, bath and Library ; entire train electric lighted, through te Chicago without charge. Direct connection for buffet-smoki- ng Book-love- St Pad and Minneapolis I Titian, an! ful rmnswa cas ka aCtahol Mm C. A. Walker. Chicago & North-Westi- General Aeant, fy. re (OS Saarth Mata Street, artt Lsks Cltr, Siae Superintendent A. C. Nelson received n double doae of cold wafer from Nathan U- - Schaeffer, president of tha Xatinm.l Educational anaocla-tlon- . yesterday The doae was administered In a Inner from Mr. Schaeffer announcing that the national convention of th association, set for San Franciaeo in J'lly. would not he held this year at n'l; aim that (be executive committee of the association disapproved or the plan of the Utah state board of education to have the San Francisco nchooia rebuilt by contributions from rh whool children of the United States. Mr. Schaeffer's letter was written trots Chicago, and road aa follows: The exeemi-- v committee decided to postpone Hi.. N. E. A. meeting until next year. The qnetlon of a contribution was di'.euaaed ar length. We found that In Chicago and other citlea the schools had alroady held collections and added the same the relief fund. Wc mw no way of putting through to miccros any schemes thus far proposed aid the school of San hv a collection in the Francisco achools. Many school hoard hare forbidden all collections In the school.1' TWO MEN HOLD UP SALOON. Utah. n Wen South Timple o'clock this morning. mmqr aaSgtrt 44 S atShgOM an sss nwa saoa am. ten . mm Mata Mai es wsswihqtom. a. e. UTAH, THURSDAY strei-t- . CORRESFONOENTS AND STATE EXCHANGES! the ing glasses. Both came up to bar and Herceg asked them what they Mould have to drink. They made no reply but one drew his baud from hi coat pocaet, leveling the gun on Her-ceWhen Herceg got back to the saloon he called the police. Sergeant Hempel and Police Officer Pierre worked on tha oaoe but could find no trace of rhe inen. Herceg said neither wore MORNING.-MA- a, r im that moat of ihe criminal element has left ih city. The saloons, in all probability. will remain cloaed for two months yet. The absence of liquor is controlled by the board of police Some of tb citv official have intimated that they will not permit tte saloons to open and liquor to be sold until the prevent armed force in the city are withdrawn and normal conditions are entirely restored. pany to put on a good force of men and begin the development uf (he property upon an extentve scale. Attorney H. A. Smith of this city i vice presiTHEY HURRIED BACK. dent of tha company, ud Mr. Booth of Bingham Junction is secretary and Ban Franciscans Wha Had Just Crosstreasurer. ed the Ocean. YOUNG DIES. PHYSICIAN Salt, laike. May I. A career that had a mark. They were about the same every promioe of success was cut short height, dressed in shabby clothes and at 19 o'clock this morning when the soft round ha's. grini roaper claimed another victim in tbe person of Dr. Jame Oflermann, EXPECT A GOOD CLIP. latLiaut county physlciati. . Dr. Osterniann'n dea:h will cause 1 Shrop-aheari-n Modena. May swrow among his wide cirprofound which began here on April 14 has been cle of frieuds. nnd particularly among ro'arded by unfavorable weather and Balt Lake physician with whom he a oraiviry of shearers, but It Is thought held an honored place. Although only that with better weather from now on 32 years of age. Dr. 0termann had the sheering will be finished on sched- made rapid strides in his chosen proule time. There ba been little Iocs Of fession. nnd was rewarded as a most the dipping and better capable and painstaking phy alc'pin. idt'p from Two years ago he returned from the price are paid this season for the wool than any hi nr the pens were Baltimore medical college, where he erected here about four 'years ago, a had graduated, with high honors. large quantity icing contracted for at Shortly after his return to Bair Iotke 20 cents. There will be neatly 139,000 he waa appointed assistant county shuared here. physician and filled that position wish R. I.. Nolf, lurmerly a resident hers credit to himself and th mcdlral fraand also of San Lake, who reaided at ternity. He was taken ill on the 4th 1910 Mina ion street. San Francisco, at of March, since which tinu- his condithe time of the earthquake, wrote to a tion grew steadily wore. Two weeks friend here thu I both he and his wife aao Friday he went to the L. D. 8. hosand everything escaped after (.Bering through a ter- pital for treatment, rible exneriencc and are now in Port- that science could suggi-.-- t to save him was brought Into use but without land. Ore. caused by William Gray of Santa Clara, who avail. His death wa was employed by H. J. Lund A Co. In Bright's disease. Dr. Oatermann was horn on May 9, freighting from here to Piurhe, Nev., had hla leg broken yesterday after 1674. ar Granite. Utah. He was the son non while endeavoring to remove of the late J. D. Oxtermann and CaroAfter attending some heavy lumber from one of his line M. Oatermann. horses, which was thrown down bv the the common schools he spent four yearn at tbe H. V. C. rf Provo, lie turning over of hi wagon. The hors in plunging hit the freighter on the leg then filled a successful mission to Or and fractured It. Gray wag taken to many, and upon his return to Utah deMilford last nisht for medical atten- rided to study medicine. He accordingly went to Haiti mere, where he tion. - studied faithfully. graduating with high honors and rertiviug nuny marks REPORT FROM MANHATTAN. of esteem and confidence. The young man leave a mother and Janie A. Poliock A Co. received tbe sister to mourn hi death, and two Nev.: from Goldfield. following. Praaiiieut John D. Campbell has Juat the blow to them Is a severe one. He returned from Manhattan and reports was the cnlv son. One of hii slstera, all five leases on the Stray Dog now in Mrs. J. D. Throup, resiiha tn this city. The othrr. Mrs. B. C. W.ird, resides at shipping ore, lu No. l lease 500 tons are blocked out that will easily aver Bandy, which is also the home of Mrs. age from (TO to (100 per ton. In No. 1 Ortermann. lease at the level, juat struck on and one-h- a tf to two feet that runs CORONER ESTIMATES 1.000 BODIE3 UNDER RUINS. 1T5 per ton. Five leases working on Indinn Camp are all sacking shipping San Francisco, ore. No lc then seven strong ledge May 3. Coroner found, under development, to rmu this Walsh is still of the opinion that the property, all of which carry from (10 remains of hundreds of earthquake victo BiiO per ton on surface. Gasoline tim lie under the ruin in the burned hoist will be Installed within tka next district. When the debris is rlrared away, ten day. Strike on Crescent claim at a point twelve feet from Indian Camp he aaid, "there will be ar least a thouaide line show 100 fret of hlpptng sand additions to tha death roll. J ore. Campbell has follow I tbe out- would not be surprised if the numcrop clear acroea tha Indian Camp ber reached fllteen hundred. Great numbers of persona vierlshed in the ground for 175 feet. horse-powe- r "A twenty-fou- r gaaolina cheap lodging houses- - that collapsed. "Down in the fish market district, hoit will be installed on tha Jumping Jack next week. Now sacking stead- where hundreds of men were at work ily from two riufia. Company shafts at be time of the earthquake, several true turn collapsed and the worker expect to cut juncture of B:ry Hog and Dexter veius within two weeks. had no time to save thenielven. "Few victim are being found now because tU delnli in, it be' places of SIGNS TO RIDE IVER LAWSON. death ta as yet unuwirhad. Wa canSuit Iake, May 2. The receipt of not excavate the ruins, for that work Frank Kramrr'r contract to ride Iver would require a thousand deputies. Iaiwson in a series of best two In threa Wo can only wait for wha; we know match races at tha aaucer track this must be a terrible harvest. summer would :iidlcate that Balt Laka BUT LITTLE CRIME. cycling fana will hairs an opportunity at seeing this jalr gat together. ManSan Franciaeo, May, 2. Victor H. ager John Chapman of the saucer track announced lat evening that Kra. Metcalf, secretary of commerce and n mar'a signature la contract had been labor, who ia here na the perioral repreceived from Faria. Chapman haa resentative of the President, will be been after thli card ever ainca ha requested to lay lieforo President the management of tha track, Roosevelt nnd the cabinet, upon his reand naturally fids highly listed over turn to Washington, the plan proposed hr former Mayor Janies D. Phelan of getting it. Chapman naya tha contract rails for having the government guarantee a n puroe of M.kt'O. which will bo split, large municipal bond issue by Ban 11,500 to tha winner snd (1,000 to the Franrlam for the purpose of rebuildloser. The rac are to be held eonie ing the city. This action, it is raid, time In tha latter part of August, the wa unofficially decided upon at n condate and distance to he decided upon ference held lat night at Fort Mason, heiween the finance committee, of after Kramer i cache America. Kramer's French contract cilia for whlrh Mr. Phelan Is chairman, and tha service of last year's American the mayor, at which the proposition for champion until the early part of July. the rehabilitation of thla city, aa sugI(e will then come to America, and to gested by Mr. Phelan, was disenssed Balt lake a couple of weeks later. at considerable length. It I proposed that San Francisco ahall issue municipal bonds in the sum PROVO NEWS NOTES. of (2O0.00O.nnq to run n nerlea of years, Mrs. Rub'- - Gammon the payment of whlrh ia to he guaranProvo. May Bigelow died at the Provo general hos- teed by tbe United States. Tbe monpital this morning from bkvid poison- ey la to be used In rebuilding the burning after aa ilfuew of throe months ed sections and otherwise rehabilitate Her husband. Willard Bigelow, two the city. In order to imie such a loan the children aud many relative are left It will le necessary to amend charter and have the legislature reto mourn her ! a. The deceased w tha daughter or Mr. and Mrs. William move any other obstacle that my he Gammon nud was born in Euroka. Nev.. In the war. The elertrie lighting system la rapJuly 11. 1550. Her parents returned to Provo, their firmer home, a short time idly being restored and street lighting after, and tbe greater part of Mr. waa greatly extended laat night. Where only a fear street light pierced the Bigelow's life ias been apent her. Sheriff Bonner of WoRatrh county darkness Monday night, ate lights ilnight In arreted a hoy by the name of Nelenn luminated tbe street every section of rhe unhurried here yesterday. The hor wa from He-he-r City and was nut on probation from district and for the flrat time In two he Industrial nhool. He will be weeks the mint and the poatoffire were brilliant with lights. Tbe mint wna returned. encircled with a string of Incandescent around the outride lamp which WILD RUSH TO BELL DISTRICT. of the building and made everv apaa light aa day. Old Camp Ntar Mina, Nav Is Ravivad proach Electric light service for residences Rich Silver Discoveries, by 71 he evatlahle and resumed aa anon a the mayor conaldera it safe and that Salt Like. May 2. The old Bell mi- there will be- no further danger from shout, twrnty flro. Commencing tonight the embargo ning district. 'hrrp miles.. east f Mina. Esmeralda on light in house will be removed. has been attracting s county. Next to electric lighting, the street great deal of attention during the past car system is making the most rapid few weeks. Thl camp has been the progress In roatoring Its lines. The scene of the discovery of tome high service wae greatly egtended yestersilver-golore and the first ones day and many more rars were mu. grade to get in nd eecure the cream s Last night ganga of men were workof the rautp Is a syndicate com-loe- ing in the burned districts repairing largely of well known citlsena the trarka snd replacing twisted and of this rltv and Rlngham Junction. rail the uncertain by light of warped R. L. Booth, the well known mer-rhs- torches, lanterns snd locomotive headand mining man of Bingham light. All Junction, his returned from making an men must go to work intpernon of tbe dttdrcf. and brought or leave the city. Thin ia the dictum of with him atiotit 2.wn pounds of ore Chief of Police Din an which, it is from the property, which has formed said, he will atrlctlv enforce. the basis of the organisation of the The relief work and distribution of Netherhell-NevadMining company, food and clothing L attracting a cerwhich came into legal existence in this tain alemanf to the city which does not city yesterday, when the article of desire tn labor, while some already Incorporation were filed In tbr offire of here prefer to live on the generosity the secretary of state of other rather than work. Chief Mr. Booth explain tha: the ore Dlnan is determined that those who aplies In blanke form with ply for relief and refuse to work when It and it is offered them shall leave the city numerous fissures cross-ruttinthat it outcrops on the surface to tha or he arrested for vagrancy. The police 110 fee An average judges have width of fully suggested the establishsample taken acroa it, be states, ing of a chain gang and putting all showed returns of 54 ounces in stiver. vagrants and pettv offender! at work .12 ounce In gold and about 14 per cent clearing up the ruin. lead, while ome assay have shown as Perhaps never In the history of the high as 768 ounces In silver. . city has there heen so little crime in After the news of the discovery leak- Ban Franciaeo. With tbe saloons closed out. n perfect drove of prospectors, ed, Chinatown, the Barbary coast and mining men nnd speculators of nl aorta other haunta oT criminal wiped out. went in and inside o' ?4 hours. Mr. and soldiers and marine on almost Booth says, the country s located every block In the residence dlrtricte. for miles. there have been few crimes of any It Is tbe intention of the new com kind. It is the opinion of the police of the F. C. WOODS A CO. Architects. 56 A 67 First Nat'l Bank Bldg. Both Phona. . ' r P. A. ISAKSON Contractor and Builder. 22d at Ball Phono 2937. 245-24- D. W. BTONE. Contractor and Builder. Office and 424 30th 6L hop at residence. Bell Phone 582-- JOHN G. ELLIS. Contractor and Builder. All kinds of mill work. Rear Utah A Oregon Lumbar Yards, 24th St. To Ban Franciaeo Merchants ip Starting Anew. general Jobbing. 1- - lt prd d able-bodie- d anout 1 reShoring volver over tha bar one demanded that FTang Herceg. the night bartender, .throw np his hands The orders were obeyed. The second robber rilled th cash register of fit. Herceg was ordered to come from behind the bar snd put. on hla coat and hat. The two thu then marched him east on South Temple to Second West street. There one man went through his pockets and relieved him of IS. He wa told to go hack to his saloon and the men ran north on 8eond Went atree. When the men entered the saloon Herceg. the bartender, a brother of the proprietor of the saloon, waa wip g Twenty-thir- Street JACKSON 25 First Nat'l Bril Phena ' OF W' E' WMAN Tin Work, Galvanized Ire. p.. and Ventilating. Washington avo. Both phones CALVERT A LEEK Contractor and Buildara, Bnek Ume Mfr. 216 Eecla Bldo Phene 500-Y-. W. O. RIDGES Contractor and Builder. Altmafona. Shop Work. Bell Phono A LEVEDAHL. J. P. ONEILL CONSTRUCTION CO.Contractora and Builders of Sow-orCemant Walks, Street Paving and Gravel Roofing. 423 25th at Brick and atone contractor and St 231 22nd Bell 'phone 317-- x. Builder and Contractor. Shop and 202 21st J. L- - Phone WHEELWRIGHT CONSTRUCT All kinds of cement maon excavating and pip laying, still!!! and water gyriama. Ogden, UtJJJ CARL SAMUELSOIt General Builder and Contract, ' 537 29th 8t Ball phont 384--, OGDEN ELECTRIC WORKS. CORNIliT e. Galvanised Iron and Copocr nlahe! kF,,9ht and Tin Roflu 2459 Grant ave. M. GILLES, General Contractor and Builder Planing Mill. Office and Mill can 22nd and Wash., oppeaita Taken nacla. BROWN IRON A BRASS WORK! C. J. HUMPHRIES Offica. 415 264-- CO. mfgr. common and pressed brick borrow cash for necessary expenses for their business. It is explained that the Ran Fran?isro business mm will be in urgent need of each In fitting up temporary atoms iu addition to the credit they piny have in the purchase of new stock. The plan is io lend, not give, cash to the retailers and jobbers whose commercial reputq'ious are regarded as ' proof that they alll repay tbs sums they borrow. The loans am to be made for a limited time without interest. G. A. GRAVES d Brick Contractor, Press Brick a specialty. In A phone 599 and C9A BalL 250-- Iron fencing, sidewalk doer, lcony, counter railing, ate. Wash Ave. Ball 'Phone. BUCHER ba22U BATEMAN BROS A DOYLE All kinds of Cement and Masonry work. Excavating, eaworo water systems. 3285 Wall ava. Ball Brick Contractor. Mantles, Grates and Tiling. All kinds of cement work. Car. 26th and Grant Ball phena 257-K- . 383-- AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAABmAmmmrtmmmmartn(aMaw(yyVyyVywfV Plasterers Contracting Local Union No. 252 CHANGE 2. George Ban May Francisco, Drink water, who recently came from Chicago and caused the arrest of his wife and his brother Edward, charging them with having fled to this city with (14JUH) of bis nicney, bad all notions of prosecution hksn out of him by the earthquike, and he notified the lice that he would not press the case. The couple were consequently released today. George hastened back to Chicago shortly after tbs earthquake. THEY STOP WORK. Structural Contracting' Plumbers Iron Workers Tie Up tha Building Trada. 2.- - Just aa the wreck-er- a started the demolition of old ariuctures yesterday to make room for Ogden City Chicago, May $6,000,000 of new buildings in the loop district, a strike waa called which prom tea to tie up the building industry of Chicago. One thousand structural iron work-tTfollowing orders, will drop work today and their ldlemeaa will precipitate the flrat Important labor disturbance in the building trades since the 1904 lockout. The strike premiers to stop nearly all construction work of a large chart acter. Skyscraper and other large hulldtnga In the way down town districts especially will suffer a setback. Delay also is in store for the new county court house, where the iron worker were preparing to begin work nest week. The $6,000,000 figure. on proposed new buildings accounts only for improvement to follow wrecking operations actually begun yesterday. In the city's loop district the summer promised an actual investment of 15JMH,-oo- n in new blocks. The walkout of the iron worker wa voted last night. Arbitration offers, made at the last moment, failed to avert it. The Iron workers insist in a wage of The $3 a day tar right bourn' work. contractors offer at $4.60 for font months and $4.60 for tho rest of the coming year was rejected. Aside from averting directly four-fiftof the mechanics engaged in steel and iron coo struct Ion work the strike will throw oat of employment several thousand other building workmen, much as carpenters, bricklayers, hod carrier, snd atone cutters. h RANK OUTSIDE WON. London. May 3. At New Market today the 2.000 guineas stake, for entire colta and fillies foaled In 1903, distance 1 mile, waa won by Got go, a rank outrider, at d to 1. Dr. Thom' Erlectrie Oil ia best remedy for that bften fatal t.ba JOHN KRUMPERMAN, Plumbing; Estimates Furnished on application. 422 24th at Bril 'phono 308-Z- . W. J. A. W. MEEK. Plumbing and Htating. Rsniawd from tha 25th St ahop to 2541 Wash. Ava. Ind. phone. L. ZIT7MAN. Pump vert 2289 Wash. Avo. Boll 'Phona 564 DALLMORE, Licensed Sanitary Plumber. Wah ave. Bell phone 51S-- Plumbing and hasting. 2352 Ind. Residence 618. THE OGDEN PLUMBING CO. It will pay you to see ue before conPrompt attentlen to all tracting. klnda of plumbing. 2529 Madison Boll 'phone 513-7- . 31 Ay. HALVERSON General Plumbing. application. 2410t& BROS. Estimate! aa Wash, basement . Bell phsm 522-y- Painter & Paperhangers Directory iMWMaaMvwwvwAa(MMwvaamaM' C. O. ISAKSON. G. A. MULLER A SON, . Dealer in Wall Paper, Paper Hanging. Painting, Tinting and Genera! experience. Dacoratlng; 38 year 2582 Wash, ava., oppoalte Library. Plain and decorative palntl and paparhanglng. ' No charge fr estimates. 150 2nd St. Ball phase W. E. OB ERG. Contractor, general houaa paiat Ing and paptrhanging. 1004 21et It I. SANDER. Esti- Painter and paper hanger. mates given free. 2032 Ballantyna avenue. Both phones. HOPSON A CO, Writers, Painters, Paper Sign Hangars; Estimates Given on General Contracting. 277 24th ot Both phonae. 246-s-. Ball 'phono PETER ANDERSON. painter, artistic pPf hanging. Estimates on contrad work. 452 28th St Ball phona 133 Houaa ' JOSEPH W. LUND. House painter, paparhanger, tlmatea given on contract 2753 Parif Avo. lad phona 3664a. FRANK LAUER, Painter and Decorative Hanger. 420 24th street W. L. BACON. House painter, paparhanger, Paper work years' experience. Contract a specialty. 260 Wash. Ave. N. S. WILSON, House painting, natural wood finishing. paper hanging and paper "cleaning. Shop qi 23rd 8L Ball phono 449-k- . Ron. 856 2 1st St J. R. DRANE. Painting and paper hanging, Ind. Wash. Belt phone 894-k- ; 2 dis- ease croup. Haa been used with sue-cein our family for eight years. Mr. L. Whitearre, Buffalo, N. Y. as A DIRECTORY GRAPSEY CASE. Rochester. , Y., May 2. It ia understood that the ecclesiastical court of the Protestant Episcopal church, which tried Rev. Algernon G. Grapsey fog heresy, will meet once more for ihe purpose of consulting with Judge North, at Batina, where the findings win also be prepared for presentation p to Walker. It Iu thought, that the coiiit will meet about. May 13. aa It goes out of existence May 13. It will uke about ten days to transcribe the note of the trial which include about 90.000 words. OF OGDEN CITY G. B. DENKERS, All Klnda of Job Printing Neatly done. (Union Shop.) 2349 17 Waa. Ave. Ind. 'phona 216. A. L. 8COVILLE PRESS. Printers. Embossers end Bo Postoffice. ora. Oppoalte phones. . tlo . J. INDUSTRIAL PUBLISHING CO. All kinds of Book and Job Printing. Basement 2406 Wash. Av. Bell phone. A Directory of CO. Book 2376 Wash. Ave. O. WOODY PRINTING that B. F. Thomas, Manager. Athena. May 2. The Olympic game committee published today, prior to the presentation of prixe. a full list of the winners. The Americana took 11 flrai. 6 second and B third out of 29 event, in mapy of which, however, the Americans did not e walk The compete. of the Olympic games was decided today. St antics. Hungary, Mueller. won; time 1S:1 Germany, was second, and Sari-dGreece, third. Wilkinson. England, was disqualified for running. OF THE JOB PRINTERS N'f-v- loca-lion- 427 GEO. H. GREENWELL. New York. May 2. A meeting of New York clothiers has been called for tomorrow :u start a fund from which Ban Francisco merchants can City Mag SMITH A BLATTERT. Cornice, Tin Roofing, guttering and JOHN T. NEWTON Contractor and Builder. Office at residence, 889 27th. Phene 175 Ind. Shop rear of Wright A Bona Co. MONEY TO BE LOANED of DsJcn CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS U'K-fo- d Architect A DIRECTORY New York. May 2 On Kron Prlnx Wilhelm yeateroay from Bremen were fully 100 residents at Ban rranrisro who have lost heavily through the earthquake dlaaoer. Many of them are prominent residents of Ban Francisco who want to Europe oa tb outgoing trip of 'the Kron Priax Wilhelm and hurried heme again oa the same sreamthip after having received word of the devasMiiou. Several of them knew that thev bad lost almost everything. Other were stiU uncertain about their losses. Among the Ban Francisco delegation waa John Lynch, n former cute senator of Ban Fr nr taco, who, according to his belief, !:i loot n largo sura. Move A. Gunst. a former police commissioner of San Franciaeo. was another of the delegation. ' Another waa Lawrence McCreary, a prominent polo player of Ban Francisco. Others war James McN'ab, Mr. and Mrs. William Lewis. Dr. and Mrs. Albert Abrahams, John P, Boyd. Albert Lansberg, Daniel Roth and Mrs. Roth. H. E. Tesch-marhe-r. non of a former mw-'oof San Franciaeo; O. Brunner, and W. P. CAUSED EARTHQUAKE OF HEART. architects Directory a. a Salt Lake. Miy 3. 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