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Show THE COl'XTRY LAWYERS LEAD IN POLITICS Tha aapiretion to bo state men, the dosiro the opplouoo of listening oob-Tto command," to not to general ao ,mong ambitious American you'll It ,11 a generation or two ago. When the great debate between Webster ad Hayue took place, when all eyes followed the battle between Lincoln and Douglas," even down to the time when Blaine and Con It ling fought their urematir duel for the leadership of the leaden Republican pen;, political were In the epotlight on the American age to the exclusion of all other pea except the military and naval beroee whom war occasionally pushed into it. Statesmanship preeminently saa the path (hat led to lasting power and fame. Naturally moat of those who started for this goal toqk that MOUSING EXAMINER: Aid-ric- . , Pat-terw- Ten-nese- tIH-- L liicleclsoper, Wcl FURNISHED FOR RENT FOR RENT Siieet. ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIS .PAGE COST ONE CENT PEE WORD POR EACH INSERTION. NO FIRST INSERTION LESS wwaat tS CENTS, ALL ADVERTISEMENTS MUST RE PAID IN BUSL EXCEPTING ADVANCE. ssa nUUSEO RUNNING OPEN BOOK ACCOUNTS WITH US, lk 114 86th ink. . Furnish, 487 84th. 137 OFFICIAL Ad- ministrator. Estate of Mary M.feGnw, deceased. The undersigned will sell nt private Interest In rale an undivided ind to the following described tract of land situated In Weber county, state of Utah: A part of the southweet quarter of section seven (7). township six (fit north, range (1) west. Balt Lake meridian. United States survey, being ten 110) acres of land, beginning chain north and 8 and II and chains west of the southeast corner of said quarter section and running thence north twenty chn'n thence west five' chain, thence south twenty chains, thence east five chains to the place of beginning. Said sale will b made on or after September 14. HOC, and written bids wlU be received at the office of E. T. Hulanlakl. room 81, First National bank building, Ogden, Utah. Term cash. ooe-elxt- h 60-10- 9 WM. A. Administrator. Ogden, Utah, Sept. 1, 1908. For Republican EepL 80, 1906. CALI, State 1 FOR SALE 84th. Good cow sheep. 468 W. UTAH housekeeping and house cleaning, o janitor and porter work. Beta Co. Bell 760Y. Offlc 414 36ta Sueet. window lt Sega Lily Circle, No. 174. meets every second and fourth Friday nigbta at 7:89, in K. of P. hall. Visiting neighbors cordially invited. MRS. BE8B1E LEE. ELLEN EASTMAN. Washington Avenne. WANTED, MISCELLANEOUS. G. N, 2459 Clerk. 2234 leant. YOUNG BUSINESS MAN wants to 581, meets every Tuevday sight at borrow $100. will repay $125 in I 7:50 o'clock, K. of 1. hall. Vbdtlng months; good security, rieaae reply Neighbors Invited. A ve. to P. O. box 532, Ogden, Utah. Duea can be paid at the office of Ed. . Anth. the afternoon of the 28th of each month. First National Bank FOR RENT Furnished rooms for CARPENTER work of all kinds don ALDKN, U. N, 112 Twenty-sixt- h 222u Lincoln. Small Jobs a specialty. Both phones housekeeping. street. 1144K. marie CRITES, Clerk, 2731 MonFOR RENT Ciena furnished room roe Avenue. wuh hath, thoroughly renovated; WANTED- - Veal, perk and chtrkens; also light housekeeping rooms. The . highest cash price paid at Westh-erhy'LADIES OF THE MACCABEES. 8. fa Colonial, 862 24ih St. Mr wholesale end retail butcher 8 28 tf and packer. 2456 Wash. Slaughter Chinn, Manager. Sliver Hive No. 1, meeis the second house, cold storage and stock yards and fourth Tuesday at 2:30 p. m. at t West Thirty-seveFOR RENT Furnished rooms suitable Ik fit, Ogden, O'Neill Hall, Twenty-fiftstreet. Utah. far gentlemen. 162 3rd. sisters cordially Invited. BESSIE BEBRING, L. C. FOR. RENT Furnished rooms. Ben, PASTURE. LUCY NELSON, R. K. melt Block. FOR RENT Good pasture, close in. KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEES. BOARD AND ROOM. Inquire Read Bra Ogden Tent. N 24, meets tjye roam and FOR RENT Firit-claa- s and fourth Friday evenings board nt the Virginia; most popular PROFESSIONAL at 8 o'clock sharp, in I. O. O. F. ball. place in the city. Visiting Knights cordially Invited to attend. ASSAYERS. BOARD AND ROOM 449 26th St. J. W. HALSEY. Commander. F. F. BOND, Record Keeper. J. ti. LIND, Asrayer, W. B. Academy, ROOMS AND BOARD, all modern 2446 Jeff, ave., Ogden, Utah, B o 121-t- f 614 24th St, convenience MASONIC. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. FOR RENT HOUSES. Queen Esther Chapter No. 4, O. E. DR. A. FERNLUKD, Physician and 8. Regular meetings held at Masonic FOR RENT Four-roohouse, pantry Burgeon. Office hour 10 and 12 a. Hall on Washington-- avenue, between 9 and closet. 858 23rd. al recta m., 2 to 4 p. m. 840 2fiib Bt. Office Twenty-fiftand Twenty-sixtphone Bell 515K; Ind. 516. Resi- the first and third Fridays of each POR RENT House; and chickens and month. Sojourning members cordially dence 646 Wash. lad. phone 602. 2623 Madison. furniture for eel invited to attend. 8 80-- tf MUSICIANS DIRECTORY. ELSIE BADCON. W. M. ULIJE HAL8TED, Secretary. FOR RENT One cottage; E. W. NICHOLS, teacher of ell mill modern. Inquire 180 Slat it. ' tary band Instruments and eondue- ORDER OF RAILWAY CONDUCTOR! tor of the Weber Stake - Academy FOR RENT New nlaeroom house. nd Ogden Concert band Wkaatch Division No. 124. O. R. C.. 8tudio, 841a WedelL 252 Patterson Av. meets second and fourth Friday at 2:10 p. m. ia K. of P. hall, corner FOR RENT Modem 2, I, end MR. A. H. GROSE Expert Plano Tnn Washington avenue aad 2fth aireeL A Herrick. Flat Cheep. Kelly er and Repairer. With Bernes' Mule All trot hers are cordially Invited to tor Grand Opera House Blk. attend. MONEY TO LOAN. GEO. ALLEN. C. C TAILORS. D. U BOYLE. B. end T. MONET TO JOAN en fame and city real estate. HUNTER A KENNEDY Clothes classed and pressed $1 a FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES. Room 6, First National Bank Bulld- - month, 117 35th Bt. Bell phone 858-' Fraternal Order iff Eagles, Ogden OSTEOPATHY. Aerie, Na 118, F. O. E., meets every MONEY TO LOAN- -J. J. BRUMMITT. Monday evening in Eagles ball, east of GORDON G. IVES. CORA G. IVES, Reed hotel, at 6:09. Visiting Brother LOST. Osteopaths, graduates fmm parent Eagles are invited to attend the Aerie school, Klritarilio, Mo. meeting!. LOST Fox terrier, year old, black block, eulte 66. Treatment by J. C. GABBERG, W. President. l. Re9 a. m. to 6 D. T. TRACY, Secretary. appointment. Houra gpot ia forehead, blade 640-2101 A.' t F. Ricbcy. Reward. turn to lad. 1012. p. m. Bell phonff DR. H. B. FORBES, Aerie Phyalriaa. 813-lm- mod- 1 e. eoi-nm- COM- 3 Overland Limited for OmahaXhtuacll Bluffs.De. a4 Na N- Ewl :00 p m. 6:16 p.m. City Local... iI3Park Los Angelee f:N pjn. Limited 4 Atlantic Express for Denver onihaha. Council Hiuffe, Kansas City and ell poinu East, dally... Women of Woodcraft, Ogden Circle Bldg-BlBf- Ten can gat it quicker through the 8tandnrd-Examine- r want than by any other method. PACIFIC RAILROAD PANY. WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT. tl-lt- . T:Sfi p.m. 8 California Express from Council Bluffs, Oma-hDenrer, Kaasaa city Enel, daily 8:45 e.m. City Local.. 10:25 e.m. Angeles Limited 2:56 p.m. Sa e. inrprk No 9-- Mall Feet Na 1:00 p.m. 1 Overland United from Oiuaha, Council Bluffs, Kansas City, Denver end all points East, dally.... 6:0fi p.m. Vis-kin- g HELP WANTED. tt Girl for genet al Housework; no washing. Call S65 14th. WANTED see-an- d ood AT boy. with horse to carry Five Points route. Apply Lamar Nelson, circulator, between $ and 9 a. m. and i it 6 WANTED ONCE-G- m. WANTED Girl for hones work; amall family, good wages. Mr Runyan, 24th. C39 WANTED Girt for general bouse work. Apply assistant superintendent, 8 late Industrial school. FOR RENT Furnished front 843 22nd: Board dose by. room, WANTED Good girl for general housework. Apply 432 27th Bt. Fifty girls to work In Wasatch Canning factory, transportation furnished. Be T. B. Heller. WANTED WANTED a. Vl.-gini- A dining room girt nt the 8281 wk Waitresses and chamber maids, $2fi per month; - room and board. Kenyon hotel. WANTED WANTED Middle-age- Inquire at Its 86th nL housekeeper. h h five-roo- m Lrwle-Btay-n- bub-tal- 4-- MALE HELP WANTED. WANTED At enre, good Apply 2443 Great solicitor. 9 LOST Jersey row, black, with star of Geo. in fire. Notify J. A UPHOLSTERING. B. F. 0. ELKS. ott A. Low t. North of Ogden, Depart 9 Portland, Spokane, Pocatello end Butte Ex-1:25 e.m. preae, daily.,..: Na S3 Mated Local, via Brigham, dally except 5:20 a.m, Sunday Na 7 Fast Mall. Portland. . Spokane, Pucatellu end 12:2$ pm. Butte, dally No. No. ll-ta- rha press, dally No. 13 Valley Y ellowatone lor the Perk, .... 4 Ex- 5:20 Special CX P-- 9;20 Arrive. P-t- Na 14 Yellowstone Special from the Park 5:50 No. 8 Feet Mail fmm Portland, Spokane, rocetoilo nd Butte, daily.,.. ..... 7:60 No. 13 Cache Valley Ex10:31 press, dally Na 10 Portland, Spokane, Butte and Pocatello, dally i:$$ Na 34 Malad Local via ' Brigham, dally except 6.2$ Sunday South of Ogden e.m. a.aL an, p.m. p.m. Depart a, t. . for .general ANTED Good girl housework. Apply 432 37th at No. 4 Eastern Express.... 4:10 a.m. No. 14 Yellowaton Special 6:10 t.m. Na 8 Portland. Spnkaaa, Butte and Pocatello for Balt Lake City, daily.... 7:10 Na 6 Local for Salt Lake ... . 5:80 City, dally No. 12 Cache Valley to Belt lake City ... .10: 40 ia lb. a.st No. J8 Los Angelee Unit- 8 .26 p.m. nd No. 2 Limited for Belt Lake City, Provo, Nephl, end No. 718, Insets every I AM doing all ktnda of upholstering, Ogden p.na. daily, draping, can lege trimming, met-tras- a Tuesday evening. . Lodge end club No.Juab, 10 Portland. Spokane, making, carpet fitting, laying room, second floor Meeoalc building, Butte and Pocatello te end cleaning. Your patronage Ie re- 2418 Washington Avenue. Belt Lake City, daily.... 6:20 p.m.. W. D. BROWN. E. R. spectfully eoliclted upon aeaurane of prompt service end fair price at J. II. KNACB8, Secretary. Arrive. I hev had 21 years of all time KjO 9 Portland, Spokane, ORDER OF WASHINGTON. practical experience; last seven Ex. Butt end Pocatello ..d , year with the Boyle Furniture Co. Estimate given freely. Very 'repress from Ball Lake City 12:50 e.m. Ogden Union, No. 173, Order of v Eaproaa spectfully, K. Vnn Kampea, resi- Waahlngtnn, meet every Tuesday No. 6 Atlantic dence 2769 Volker Ave.; shop same evening at I o'clock In A. O. li. W. from Sail Lake City, end , address Bell 91100 Indepen- hall. Visiting comrades invited to intermediate polntadally 1:05 a.m. dent 661. No. 7 Portland, Spokane, attend. T Butte and Pocatello ExWILLIAM DOYLE. President. Did You Ever Step te Think press from Salt Lake City, WALTER RICHEY, Secretary. 11.14 a.m. nan make your old furniture look daily Belt 1 from Mali Feet No. like aewf 1 do the best French polishMODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA. 2:25 p.m. Lake CUy. dally ing. also all kinds of repair work, mat-treVelley making, cleaning and relaying No. 9999, A. W. AGEE, Na 11 Cache Utah Camp, from Salt Lake ( carpets. No large renta to pay; result, V. C.; J. H. BHAFER. Clerk. Meets Twelve years experilowest price City, Provo, Nephl end 5:15 at Hull, I night Eagle every Tueeday p.m. ence with Boyle Furniture Co.; also jueb. dally member Invited. furnlah best of reference from Ogden p. m. Visiting Na 17 Loe Angelee I Jmlted 6:45 All orders given prompt atp.m. cltiien Na 8 Eastern Express..,. 7:05 FORESTERS OF AMERICA. 2416 tention. Bernard A. Danker No 13 Yellowstone ipeclal 0:05 p m. Grant avenue, seven doors north f Court Weaetch, No. 2. Fore tar of pootofflee. Both "phone in shop. Ind. America. Meets I. O. O. F. hill, 2th 920; Bell 637K. Residence 730Y. street, first and third Wednesday evenings of each month at 7:30. INSURANCE. tf. W. HALSEY. C. R. P. A. GARNER, Secretary. W. X. PIERCE, Notary Publle. Real Estate; Fire. Life and Accident InA. 0. U. W surance, 407 24th St. DEFART DAILY. Fidelity Lodge No 2, A. O. U. W. JUNK. y Na 6 Atlantic Mall and all Meets In A. O. U. W. hall every 74 .B point Eat evening. Visiting brothers inTHE INDEPENDENT JUNK CO. buy No. 12 Salt Lake local.... 0:00 a.m. vited. Bell of Junk. 62GZ. kinds all phone No. 14 Balt Lake passenJAMES H. M'LAUGHUX, M. W. Ind. phone 36B3D. Green A Jacob1,15 p.m. Recorder. RICHEY. ger WALTER 3145 Pacific. sen, No. 2 Chicago and St.Loul W. N. PEIRCE, Financier. . 2:50 pja Limited IF YOU have any kind of Junk, phone No. 20 The Scenic Limited 5:30 p.m. DEGREE OF HONOR. to Ogden Juhk House; we will cell No. 4 Atlantic Express, all for 11. Bell phone 325K; lad. 725. PA points Ogden Lodge Na I, meats every ARRIVE DAILY. Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock at the A. O. U. W. hall. Visiting members fi0 jfiThe Scenic Limited 9:00 a.m. HAIR GOODS AND COSTUMES. 11: 20 a.m. cordially Invited. Mm. Jemima Fur No. 11 Ogden special.... Mrs. Jeanette Hill, No 5 Pacific Mall, Salt HAIR SWITCHES for tale at reduced alas. C. of H-- ; Mias L Jennie Prout, reLake end all points Eaet 11:80 a.m. price. Hair chain ato specialty. financier; 1 Chicago ant St.Louls corder. No. roetumea rent for Masquerade 2.50 p.m. Limited hall and theaters. All, mall orders WOODMEN OF THE WORLD. No. 15 Local from Park promptly attended to. Mr. C. E. Lee, 321 24th. P. O. Box 435. City and Baa Pete Velley 2:55 pm Welter Camp. No. 74. meet la K. No. I Pacific Express from U.OS BSiit mil point of P. hall in Utah National Bank SANITARY WORK c A. HENRY, Ticket Agent. Ogden. building every Thursday evening at Woodmen cordially LA. BENTON, Gen. AgL Psgr. Dept, DONE of all klnda. Bell phone 509Z. o'clock. Visiting InvPcd to attend. Salt Lake. Net. McCarty, 2725 Grant g. heninger, c. c. A. J. CRONIN, Agent. Ogden. E. AUTH. Clerk, First JCat'1 Bank Building. FRATERNAL 0 WANTED A man to act aa District Manager for a largo Mfg. Co, appointing salesmen to oell a staple line to farmers. If you are looking for a business proposition, call 2453 84l-S- t Grant ave. BUSINESS CHANCES. BUSINESS for sale cheap, centrally located. Address P, care Standard. np-t- o FOR BALE Strictly fl in dnt restaurant; brat location rat-cla- Kelly City. A Herrick.- FOR SALE - ti REAL ESTATE. . 813-K- $5 PER MONTH far 4en months burs a good building lot 50x130 feet oo m 21al Bt. J. J. Brum mitt. BALK brick Farm,, two-roobouse and good out buildings; good water right; 20 acres under cultiva- FOR 15 acres pasture; all fenced: a snap, $20no. Inquire John Morignone, tion: Hooper, Utah. Im 0 es Es-pre- r-t- CHOICE building lot on 22nd Bt car line, only $150. Make your terms. J. J. Brammttt. nt FOR SALE Farm; 64 acres farming land, 9) acres pasturing land, $ cows, pig chickens, ducks and turkeys R. M. Simpson. and farming tool m Hooper. One dollar rash and one dollar per week buy a nice building lot on the bench. J. J. Brum-mlt- t. ONLY $25. The said state convention shall cn sfnt of 627 delegates apportioned to the several counties ef thin state, on the bull of one delegate to every one hundred vote or major fraction thereof, thst were cast for Ho Joe. Howell for represents tire la congress, on Nov. 1, 1304, folio we: Vote Delegatee. County. 822 8 Beaver 22 Box Elder .. 2,228 u Cache 2,901 Carbon Darin Emery 1,119 1.151 . S'. is : Garfield Grand Iron ... 72b W2:- - Juab .. Kane . . 2s : Millard Morgan Rich . , Balt fake of the Ben Jnan fierier Sanpete Summit Tooele FOR SALE Partial paymeiits or cash, Nice brick house, stable, chicken house, etc., at Five Points. Very cheap. Address P. O. Boa 461, or m call lad. Tel. S721A. a new four-roocottage, large closet and pantry, electric light nd city water, located within two and a half block of the Rio Grande depot jan the bench; small payment down; the balance the aim aa paving rent. J. J. Brummltt. $1200 BUYS 89 11 18 9 FOR SALE A good residence 7 s on 27th street, location, 2 $150. brick residence, 31-Four-roo13 acres of land, with good variety of 4 fruit, also good water right, $2,000-frame house with good block from hern end city water, 3 car line. $1,250.00. .4 residence fa An elegant 40 location near car line first-clas- 4 1-- 2 Pints .. Convention, To the Republican Electors State of Utah: A rut convention of delegated representatives of the Republican party. In cue state of Utah, will be Held nt Balt Lake City .for the purpose of nominating g state ticket, to be voted for at. the general election, to be held on Tsesdiy, November 8, 1006, the selection of a etate committee, end for the transaction of such other business ns may properly come before it. Said ;'-- convention will assemble nt 11 oclvck a. m..u Thursday, the SOth day of September, 1006, In the Salt 1j 'theatre. Candidates are to be nominated for the following offices: JudgA of the supreme court and representatives in the Sixtieth congress of the United States. The Republican electors of thin tats and all "Mier electoas, without regard to past political affiliations, wno believe la the principles of the Repub- - I Po-iaa- - Notice of Sale of Real Betato by Queen Ciy. Reheksh Lodge No. 4, O. O. F. hall. Meeis second and fourth Friday evenings at Odd Fallow FOR BALE Very cheap, one horse Hall, Twenty-fourtstreet. Vtai'lng spring wagon. 2528 Jdonroc. Ave. members Invited. 3t. ESTHER RANDALL. Noble Grand. MIBB LOLA WOODRERRY, Sec'y. FOR SALE -- Good sound horse. 15. Just returned from camping trip. Junction City Lodge No. 36, meets Order of Odd Fellow .Inpiire B'imson Cafe, 842 25th. n I. O. O. F. hall every Thursday BIGGEST PIANO BARGAIN in state. evening. Visiting brothers cordially One of three manufacturer's sam- Invited to he present. ple left. Call at once F. X Allen, JAMES BUNK. X. G. UNION 315 23rd St. Both phones. 8- lwk WALTER RICHEY. Secretary. 1ST 1 FOR RENT Furnished room ern, near depot, a. 2CG5 Well WANTED Veal, perk and cnick-cnhighest cash price paid at Wcetherbya wholesale and retail butcher aaJ pecker. 8488 Wash. Slaughter h use, cold storage and. stock yards nt West l'hirty-seventh Si, Ogden, Utah. . Light housekeeping mo 83 88th at. FOR RENT Light rooms 8634 Grant. No Matter What You Want 8630 d rooms, 825-11- RENT room - PROBATE NOTICE. A. B. GRAFF. Noble Grand. HENRY KISSEL, Recietary. WINDOW CLEANING. FOR RENT Adam FOR FEMALE XI 21 FURNISHED ROOMS vlih bath; hoard if desired. 1S4 :;th ei. 8 o houses-epiug- rjh. h ROOMS. One NICELY for UNION DEPOT TIME CARD Ogden liodge No. S, Independent Order of Odd Fellows. Meets in 1. O F. hall every Tuesday evening Visiting brothers cordially invited to he pieaent. O. lade-u-nde- FOR RENT -- Light 24'! rooms. 328 UNION c X SM Cedes guildmg. Successor to N H Ives. - - 7 ODD FELLOWS. FttR HALE -- Two seated surrey and u seated top huggv. good con 4; non. I. Sander, 2022 Baian'vue a'l'-nrio- n Maes-srhunett- -- iwn. ji. five-rov- pn u non-lawy- FFnrMPni HCUSFHOLll Fl'RNITIRE FOR ale- - The entire centcm of e house for silt-- at bargain for Address X 31. Standard In rity and auburiisu home and of th vactat lots In a'.': and rity. Lira stork fruit farms. Houses to rent. Fire Insurance agency Muncy to loon. given Prompt to every enquiry. fifty-nin- Non-Lawy- er OPFOKHMIIES RARE ' nt MORNING, for sale miscellaneous engaged in the merchandising, farming. mining, whale fishery, and steamship transportation business. The other bilkers in the senate are Kean of New Jersey. Nixon of Nevada. Millard of Nebraska. Smoot of ltah, and Boon of Vest Virginia The "boss of the senate. Mr. Aid neh of Rhode Island, is a merchant, and there are eight merchants in the house.. Mr. Tillman of South Carolina acquired by bard work hia ability at handling the pitchfork. He ia n fanner. Senators Intimer of South Caroline and Nelson of Minnesota also are farmer, ted there ere seven if ricnlrurlets in the house. Seemingly, there is no railing in which en American rltlxen can engage which will hinder his sucres in politics. There is a considers ble sprinkling of manufacturers, builders, nd lumbermen in congress. Theie is one phyelciae in the senate and three in the house. Senator Drydeeu of New Jersey is president of a life insurance company, as is Gov. Pattiaoa of Ohio. path. Condltiona have changed, and with Senator Alias of Delaware is a watchthem ambitions. The "captain of in- maker and Jeweler. Represent stive now a lawdustry" has forced his way into the KahnIsof California, who Is the only man in congress who The fame and power of yer, pot light. Rockefeller and Carnegie and Morgan ever was an actor. He was on the h stage ten years, playing with Edwin overshadow those of Spooner and and Bailey, and hardly pale be Booth. Jefferson. Salvini and Cisra fore those ef the president himself. Morris. The coo sequences le many young mm Many Callings Among Congressmen. Representative Mirhalek of Illinois who t quarter or a half century ago Representative would have aspired to become lead- ie a bookkeeper. moers in politics now set out to become Smith of Maryland we n railway of leaders in industry. Ambition usual- tion agrpt. Representative Ames is n mechanical and ly takes whet It conceives to bo the Maesachucetis electrical expert. Representative path of Least resistance to Itn goal. Greene of Massachusetts is an auctioStart Out to be President. MisBut, while the proportion of young neer. Representative Hunt of men who start out to become president souri ia a stonecutter. Representative is smaller than formerly and the pro- Patterson of Pennsylvania is n "drumSmith of Pennportion who ntnrt out to become multi- mer." Representative millionaire! larger, there itlll la plenty sylvania ia n printer. Representative of the beet end strangest who are McCleery of Minnesota in n teacher. While the number of men in other willing to nerro their country at the vocations who win success in public comparatively nmall talari es it pay :V" lift ia growing it atlll la the fact if it will give them the chance. The beat way to get the chance la in America, an it alwaya ban been, whiflh to seek It. Formerly hardly a man that the bar ia the path along rose to prominence In Aiherieaa public moat men travel to political leadert United life who wan not either soldier or law- ship. Of the etghiy-elghe ere or have yer. A great majority of .American States' senators aiatesmen have been lawyer. Of the been lawyers.141 Of the 890 representanr lawyers. men who have been p real-de- tives all but twenty-liv- e Lawyers largely rule America. Net every on except Andrew John-auhas been either lawyer, soldier, big city lawyers but country lawyers. of the legal or both, and nineteen have been law- Of the fifty nine members or profession In the senate forty-seveyer. The proportion of lawyersof among states n clear majority' of that body, com cabinet ministers, governors lmi- -j end leaders of congress hardly baa from towns and cities having fiu.OOfi than much leee moet them of foot. been people. The two senators who have President. Only Six led the great debate on the constituMr. Roosevelt is one of the country1 tional phases o frailway rata legisl six presidents. He has tlon, Spooner of Wisconsin and Bailbeen publicist, ranchman, literary man, ey of Tex, are country lawyers. So ns Cullom, soldier and statesman. He made Paul are such senate leader Morton, n railroad man, secretary of AUiaos, Dolliver. Halo, Frye. Burrows. the nary, and George B. Cortelyou, Bacon and Denial. A large majority erenographer, eecretary of commerce of the members of the house, includand labor end later postmaster gener- ing such leaders aa Cannon. Payne, al. Hia secretary of the Interior. Mr. Tawney, Hepburn, and Littlefield on Hitchcock, was a business man; hie the Republican aide, and Williams, Dn secretary of agriculture, Mr. Wilson, g Arm and and Champ Clark on the demfarmer. ocratic aide, are also country lawyer The number of newspaper men holdimportance, ing public positions of THE C0UH1Y FA!B elective end appointive, rapidly ie InMayor McClellan of Nty, creasing. Intanhountaln Fair Association Coro York wan formerly a reporter, and p has put newspaper men at the Read piste the Prise List. of the six of the principal departments of the cUy government' and Department M, Merchants display. F. E: Grant, superintendent. given' eight department Journalist 1. for secretaries.' Govs. Guild of Massat Clara No. chusetts, Johnaon of Minnesota and and notion, diploma. Goods Dry lioch of Kanaan were newspaper men. Boots and nhoea, diploma. Three United Ptatee senator Clothing and Men's furnishing goods, of Colorado, Hanabrougti of diploma. e North Dakota end Carmack of Queen aware, diploma. are editora. jewelry, diploma. There ere thirteen newspaper men Millinery stock, diploma. .it the national house Smith of CaliMusical instrument diploma. Chart .B. of Dawaon Iowa, fornia, Sewing machines, diploma. Landis of Indiana, Beott and Murdock Furniture, diploma. of Kanaan, Richardson of Kentucky, Books and stationery, diploma. McCall of Burleigh of Maine. In H, farm ImpleBede of Minnesota. South-wic- k ment department and manufactures, and departPennof Acheeoa of New York, ment "M. merrhanta display, reasonsylvania. Bros nluw of Tennessee, end able space will be given all desiring Gla of Virginia. The director ofthe to make n display, but exhibitors and mint, George E. Robert; two recent attendants will be required to pay the nsalsmnt aeeretnriee of the treasury, regular admittance fee to the ground V- - N. Vanderlip and Armstrong, and Josepha Department N, educational. fa Bristow, who put to rout the graft-er- Fettereon, superintendent. In the postofflee department, were Claw Na 1, ;ournallta. Grade 1 and 8, cutting I Bankers Hava Success in Pel tics. work ... Judging by the number of them in Grade 1 and 8, wearing work .. rongreee, the bankera have better nuo cess In politics the any other clue Grade I, beet specimen of penmanship except lawyer and perhaps, newspaper men. There are six of them In the Grade I, beat raffle work In ..the Grade 4, pencil or pea sixteen and pen i a most versatile man drawing .... The house. of in the senate, apparently Is. Perkins of Grade 4, beat map and California, who formerly wan n sailor, school grounds building and who now, beatdea the banking, in Grade 4, specimen ef penmanship Grade 6, specimen of penLEGAL. manship Grade 6, pencil or SUMMONS. drawing Grade I, map pf Weber t the District Court of the Second county . lelal District of the Stnte of Utah, nd for the County of Weber, penmanship ilse Ellen Andrews, plaintiff, vs. Grade, 6, beat harles M. Andrew, defendant. pen drawing Btate of Utah to the said defend-- ' Grade 6, best relief map nt: , of state of Utah ou nrd hereby summoned to appear Grade 7, best pei bin twenty, day after the service pea drawing .. this munmone upon you, if served Grade 7. beat ep (lln the county in which thin action brought, otherwise' within thrity Jng.preambla tothe con a after service, and defend the CO ,Sfi etitntlon of the U.S... ve entitled action; and in casvof Grade beat pen or ?en-will he no do to r failure 10Judgment ,89 , cil drawing dered against you according to the Grade I. relief map illus-- . with-e- n which, innd of the complaint, tratlng aome topic In U. sum-n- a A. 00 ,fi0 day after service of this 8. history with the filed be will upon you, 2. No. Claw It of said court. t Best general exhibit, city public R. 8.- - FARNSWORTH. schools, appropriate picture, presented plaintiff's Attorney. O. address, S14 and SIS Eoclee by Boyle Furniture Co, valued nt 010. Beet general exhibit, county public Wing, Ogden, Utah. schools, appropriate picture presented by Ogden Furniture & Carpet Co, valPROBATE AND ued nt $10. Best display of school work, comNOTICES. GUARDIANSHIP mercial department, public or private diploma. Sensult Ceunty darker the Respective school Beet general display of private Signers for Further Information, Ichoela or state institution diploma. MONDAY UTAH, OGDEN, .,.. ,14,0 j 1 1,6. 2,55 1,8' l,l,'i 71 2 first-clas- 1 10 36 19 12 7 Uintah 60 6,972 Utah 90 19 Wasatch .. 7 715 Washington 102 i Wayne 1.664 67 Weber committees The respective county am requested to arrange for the election of delegatee to the state convention. The chairmen of the connty committee will forward to the chairman of the state committee. Immediately after their election, a full list of the delegates chosen. By order of the Republican etate committee. Balt Lake City, Utah, Aug. 21. 1906. J. 8. HAMMOND, Chairman Rudolph Kachler, Secretary pro tem. s $1700. double house with acre of land located on beach, has city water la each apartment. Renta for $24.00 per month. All Agood 2 1 Sat-nrdi- 0 ib J lorin ROYAL ARCANUM. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. Soothers Pacific Company Depart. of Ogden Lodge. No. 2, Knights Safest and beat. Iniurea men for Pythias, meets at Castle Hell. Utah No. 3 Pacific Express for dollar. ie. two or three thousand gan Francisco and interBank building, every Mon. 12.250. Council. No. 637, National All K. of P.'a requested mediate points, dally.. ... 4:10 Chauncey Parry, cor. 23rd and Wash. Rocky Mountain fourth evening. day evenFriday Express meets second and Na s pacific to meet with us. Phone 259K. through to San Frandeco, BENJAMIN MARRIOTT, C. C. ings at A. O. U. W. hall, over How. .11:55 a.m. THE last few weeks 1 have Bold one ellta store. Visiting bigtbera cordially gaily E. R. GEIGER. M. of F. .8:15 p.m. Mall S. Invited. Fast R. 1 and 144 of 9 still K. have 1 lots N. MEID. hnndred lots. cheap Limited... 4:20 pjn. FRANK FOULGER. Regent No-no inla different parts of the-rltJ W WOTHER8POON. Collector. RATHBONE SISTERS. terest, no taxes: nntll sold these Arrive. G. B. ROBERTB. Ferret ary. fnts go very cheap on terms to suit every Saturday afternoon at JC0 8 Atlantic Express from Meeis purcssers J. J. Brummltt. BROTHERHOOD. 7:10 a.m. FRATERNAL San Francisco, dally 2:30 in PvthUn hall. Utah National airier cor2 Overland Limited .. 2:80 p.m. lot on Slat-mrtFOR SALE Sojourning Bank building. B 371. F. T. No' 4 Atlantic Express from Ogden Lodge, No. bouse for invited to attend. 8.. $509. Bnsp7-rnomeets second and fonrth Tuesday at dially : 1909. o. A. White, 342 25fh Bt. Ban Francisco and InterT1LLIE ROBB. M E. C. MRS. W. hall Visiting . 5IR8. ISABEL WYANT, fa r.r R 5 p. m., ia A. O. U. mediate points, daily. .. 5:50 p.m Invited $:30 pm. Mail No. 10-NICE lot on SOth 8.; only 159: $10 members cordially C. and D H. ADAMS. President. per month. J. J. Brummltt. .CORA HOBBS. Secretary. YIELD BIO RESULTf WANT ADS YIELD BIO RESULTS WANT ADS B. T. MILLER. Treamrer. WANT ADS YIELD BIQ RESULTS. h Fitt |