Ogden Morning Examiner | 1906-09-18 | Page 8

THE EXAMINER TELEPHONES EDITORIAL nix. formerly of the lAgoon, r.d rho ha many friend lu this city, will glv fiee instruction morning auu slice noon. He will lie assisted y ab!e last ruetors. Profeasor Dia Is one of the Pacific beet fancy skaieia on the coast, and ha bru well endorsed by the 1m Angeles pies. An orchestra will furnish music na the opening night, a well an three t.igbr a week. The hours will o from lb to 12 in the nibrnimg and 2 to 5 in the afternoon, and 8 to 11 at night. MEETING OF ROOMS- -. No. SI Independent 'Phene Veil 'Rhone, two ringo BUSINESS OFFICE Independent 'Rhone Boll 'Rhone, one ring COUNCIL No. 5S No. M No. M IS HELD NtW OF NEW SEVERAL MATTERS BUSINESS CAME BEFORE THEM. William Sion l 3 enterflay . rvturcej IJulo Mi friend is Loch head Sait Lake. from Buite I Old Queatiena Ware Resurrected and Oiacwsead With Seme Warmth. .11 ling Finest rirk'Jng onion and curum-Iier- l There was much uae'.ess haggling at T!.e Smith Grocery, corner over amall huaiueaa in the meeting of Twenty-sixta aid Washington. the city council last night- - Old that, aeeni to he an merlaaung thorn in the aide of cwrtain member were reauriM-ieforth and brought not a little heated argument. Again the waterworks fiauebiea waa lead i a Ice, and again referred to the law ques-tKm- Mi. Dora Allred and son Wallace are visiting with C. E. and family of 3271 Grans avenue. ft all George Fair, cldrtriait for the Light and Power eomimny. ha gone commute, nirh an 1e San Francisco on a pleasure trip. the city auditor be form the eounrlj nf W. R. Ru loner and wife and hhv of lh cliy, of fait l.ale are vtottlng with J. T. bended niargln. Ruthmer and family. In rharlea Ki ether of the Waterworks 10 company baa ent announcement hi friend that he will be ai hnme to idem In Ogden after October IS. The Vninn depot In being newly wired and entirely new fixtures will done he Inat ailed. The work in hy ihe Electrical Supply and Plxiuro romixny. Bego Lily Clroir, No. 1T4 Women of Woodcraft, will 0lvc a hall ai 1 lahna liark. Tuesday evening, September IK. Pnid of Vno in gold will he qiven to pan y holding litrky numlier. rem earh. amendment that instructed to inthe fluanrla) togetlirr Willi ilv eon-rilth- refrr(ng the franchise lo th law cnmmtitee Councilman Rruwnlng did understand the action, bui Interpreted it a meaning that the council regarded the nitration lightly. Acting cm this, aupiamii log be aioue and severely acored the waterworks company, ihe euunril and all whn considered the aiiuaiion aa uot tlal to the city. Some hot retort were tired hark at him from Member Thomas before the iulunderaianding waa made clear. The petition of Police Officer Hmke (hut he I allow rd a monthly aiipend fur the roaitiirnanre of a horae, on a committee report was refused, Thomas declared that (an ier month waa enough for a police officer. In comparison alth the aalarlee of other employes of the city. He rroni-mendemil foun-eilma- OGDEN. UTAH, EXAMINER: MORNING if tha policeman could not maintain a horae on hi salary that both be and the horae be discharged. The near approach of winter aroused Ihe council to srilun relative to the Improvement of the city road. After Funeral service orer The remain several deplorable example bad been the Third cited by Individual members of the of C. L lewe went held s ward meeting houo Sunday afternoon, council and petition from private Tho it waa moved that I he council, lltshop W other p on prenidlng. apaaker wtne Mr. Hrartidiaw, J. V. in company atth the city engineer and Volker, lilllHWl Toiiteunen and Bishop the mayor, take a junket over the rliv Sultw were rendered by and peraiiiielly Inspect bad places lit Wnthemponn. Mia fteMd ITSalr, Earl Went and Mr. the mads, with ihe view of suggesting Mary- Fhricy. method lo improve them. Wednesday at 1:30 waa act aa a date for the trip, Ptnkhani haa pet limned and this time results arc expected to Georg for a dlvore front Deieveret K. link conic fixnn the Inspection. of nonauppuri. Chief Browning petitioned for per ham on Ihe ground mission to make mime needed rep Ira She alo adka Qiat aha be awarded of the litre minor children and at the city Jail. Ilia plana provide for that the court make a dlvlalon of the mow comfortable quarters for prisondefendants property, which In km ted ers and sergeant, and a general rente valued ai ntora than ration nf the city Jail. The matter at. llMpcrjnid ' waa referred to ihe committee on pubys.nflu; that Ihe dKMiriant pay lic ground and buildlnga and the pofee and oral of null, and lice romniltlec, temporary almouy. Thief Engineer Parker reported that Yesterday morning, when Bqpiro he had inveatlgated condition bearing Coop went to bin ataullo h noticed s on the opening of i'annl avenue and lady'a foot print on the newly painted had found that aeveralI legal qiteilkms floor and a few unmcnla Inter dlwov-ere- d entered Into Ihe eon rove ray which on n nhelf In (ha room a heanth would of necessity have to tie settled ful hurt of Iteeihoem, ihe great mn before he cnuld recommend any acdetail. Elated or nocount of ihe val- tion.' The afreet committee recommended ued gift. Coop ran downaiaira at Twenty fifth, and invited hla frtenda to view the Hist the crowning and biit. Hut w hen they reached tha atn-dl- Twentydonrth with Washington avenue he relearn that they were alnmkedl to had I lie fallen paired under the supervision of the beautiful work of art ta Ihe flotr, together with tha shelf city engineer, tha costs to be divided, on which It aloud, and had been dash- among ibe telephone companies and ed Into fragments Prof, Coop prised th street railway company and the waa carthe gift highly and wgs eurrrapoiul-logl- ) City.' The recommendation ried and adopted and the crossings depressed because of tin drat ruc- will 1 made passable and lea dan- tion. , grreoa. II waa moved, after a recommendation that certain Iron plate be placed, THE FAIR acroaa Twenty-eightstreet, that Ihe city engineer advertise for bids on and Sadnrday, Sep- street plates. Home discussion over Thuraday, Friday tember 2U. 21 and 22. Admiiminn : the contention of Farrell aa to hie Season tlrket, B1.M; single ndmlaaion, right lo Miffi'ly the city with phitea 2Se; vehielea. 25c; saddle horse. ltc; ensued, sad the council came to the children under 10. free. roaclnsinn that hi claims were groundless. A petition ami claim from Mrs. J. H. CCMMITTEDJO ASYLUM Llmherg for Bait, for the recovery of that kip sustained to her damage Kenneth Jensen Waa Eaamined and ekahing hy falling Ini.i a hole, sad dangerously Adjudged Mentally kept, brought forth a surprising amount of knowledge concerning the value or The eiiiintn'ng board hns ordered ladlaa' wearing apparel, founrllman Kenneth Jenaen eommltted In the Thomas opposed the granting nf damstale men'll hnepUnt. Jenaen waa tak- age. as a had precedent to establish. en into custody ly Sheriff Behring nf Other of the council were more ter h had made a rambling talk while In th L'tahnx drug more about a week ago. durlpg which he railed attention ROLLER SKATING RINK lo a revolver which ho said he had In in defend himself order purchased from some one who he imagined waa Utahaa Ravillon Optra Wedntsdsy seeking to do him Injury. Ilia examNight a a Skating ination waa held lust week and ihn Rink. board ha had the matter under adilinc. since lliat visement Tli I'tahiia dancing pavilion open toRiurow night aa a roller skating rink, and the lovers of a fast becoming REDUCED RATES FOR populwr spoil will he enabled to enINTERMOUNTAIN FAIR joy thetuaelvea I hi winter In the Intel eating game. Manager R. Alexanin seThe railroads have made a rale if der tlrant ha been fortunate Ihe eivirt of V. M Ginet a !e per mile from all I'l.ih polnia to curing manager if the riuk. Mr (luiney. who Moun-al- n VfinFair.and return for the Inter waa formerly manager of the l.xrir Ticket good for four days. theater in S;i lake and many n'her liuuaei In the iii',hwi'tcrn circuit. come well PEACH DAY EXCURSION lie has a impended, work getting huge force of non the Poor In excellent shape. The 19th. Sapt. In and heated building will lie hy a'eant. Three hundred palm of Vlt Oregon Short Line in llrigh.im bathhearing skate me on hand an-11 v lea : rale. Bee agi-umore have hern orde-eCity. Specie Prof. J IV. ritl-ten- a ad-tan- o Twenty-third-afre- , h lent-cut.- 1 d , of tb Article of incorporation Huntivllle ljind and Livestock comThe corpany were filed yesterday. poration ha been formed lor the purpose ol ralkiug. breeding and dealing in livestock and purchasing. leasing and disputing of land and lo erect buildings necessary tor the proiuotion of th buaiiics. Toe plce of general buaiuesao f the company i to be lo rare! at Ogden. Ii is incorporated with a capital stock of IJb.imu, which is divided ini 2ii shares at a par value of 8 mu such.. Lira Ilauxeu w president, John Ii. Wllon. vice preal dent, sod Mimon R. Jenaen. aericsiy and treasurer. The toregong. with Mimon S. Jensen and Biroon B. Lind, are the director and incorporator. The llsnsen I.ivealiM-- and Feeding company has Incorpuraird r'l,h A of 3u,uou, which stock if divided into 2,INU share, of the par value of IBM) each. The purpose of the urnantxaiion ta to raise, breed aud deal in live stock and lo purchase, lease and dtapose of lud and erect necessary lv conduct roe huihlmg business It place of general busi-ne- t will lie ai Ogdon. Th officer are: 1 Jirs Hansen, president and treasurer; Chrlatian Wangagard, vice president; Bimu B. Jensen, secretary. These, and Rimon 8. ldnd and Chris liauacn, form tha board of directors. w; F.RANTY DaDS. The following warranty deeda were filed yeaterday: The Kcrlca luimlier company lo H5. lot 3, Mln.t Fruit, ounalderatlon block 4, Mouth Park addition. O. J. BilJwell and wife lo John runaideraik-- 950. lota T aud 8, block 2, Valley View addition. Joseph ilclnap and wife lo John j cnnaideratlun 8 tin. Ini a and 6, block 2. Valley View addition. O. J. Mill well and wife to John consideration 8140, lot a SI to .'i4. Inclusive, in block 1, Valley View addilinn. PEACH PAT EXtUf.SlOH IUM season open with good that sitrpss uni thing offered hefor. Our shew rase are filling wl.h tbinga Jon will admire and warn R have rerenily added in our iurk complete line of "r nd'e shade " They help you nuke onr table brighter nnd a most j! i during ta-ii- er uncial Via Oregon Mhurt Line lo Brigham City. Bpecially low rale. Bee agents. CAPTAIN CARTER REPORTS. t'uiled II- .- The ha retuin Pd from Midway island, whlrh she visited for the purpose of enabling Captain Carter Honolulu, Mept, Blaiea tug Iroquol lo invesllgale and report upon the amount of work necesaary for the deepening of tho harbor there. Capt. Carter sa.'s that about Sigt.lMb) cubic yard will have to I dug out. The Iroquois la the moat powerful tug In these saler and her absence when Ihe Manrhurla and Bheridan were run ashore was ndich regretted. IN FRANCE. TRIKE RIOT Urenoble. France, Sept 17. Violent trike rim occurred here today. A mob tore down the doora of a big factory. carried out Ihe furniture of tho ealabtishmenL plied II In Ihe aland and set fire to it. The mob proceeded to ihe police station, believing that two of I heir comrade were In prison there, snd sacked it, making a bonfire of th furnltjtre and papers. The troop were able to disperse the mob only by ihe free use of their rifle butts. Re lufoiTPinrnt.s of dragoons and culias-sle- r are expected here tonight. NAME. CHANCES Milwaukee. Wl.. Kept. 17. Th? Brotherhood of locomotive Firemen, In aeaalon here, spent the entire day In dlaruaaing the changing of the nnv of the crdei. Before adjournment tonight it was practically derided to change the name to the Brotherhood of lAHToniollve Firemen and Engine-men- . The rensona lending tip to this change are ihsi fully 23 per cent of the member nf the order are engineers. haring been advanced front the time they first joined the organisation of firemen. HEAVY DAMAGE. CAUSED Lincoln. Xcb. Bcpl. 17. The trefell in and mendous rain which anund l.lncnln Inat night csuimhI heavy damage, particularly in the country, where how were drowned, hnvstarks fluated sway and railroad tracks waked nui. N'nrlh nf Valparaiso the l.'nlon Paclfir had several mine of 'i ark washed out and n'ao a Iona section nrnr Raintnnd. The Omaha train, due out of l.lncnln this nioinlng. waa uniMc to proceed The ro.vd also sustained aerimi damage to Its line in the i trinity of Walum. The Xorthrei-eralso a ilc.tlm of the flood. At Vhoo the litllge was washed axi;.. a to transfer and It there In llto town of four inche of water fell in two 1 mri'ar nt PEACH EMRER. our stock of "back po:i-:i'- ' is far ahead of any rhing in th'.a city; the newest crostion cuinpb-te;cceived a soon a Bg Washington Avenue. EXCURSION. Sept. 19th. fair-g-dn- classified. noblivion to the distractions of their daily purxuiia. They win again respond, in imaglna-tlun- , to th lira bell aa it was mug from the court house tower, marking the districts by the nu bmrefo lap. " Reminiscences, fun and poyful will mark th day aad when might approaches the light fauaetlc will be tripped in the pavilion nt I'nola Billy's. The first car which ta to carry the firemen and their friends will leave the Broom hotel comer at 10:15 this Wagona have been chartermorning. ed to carry tbe people from the Sanitarium to the Hermitage. Later contingents will follow aa they assemble. The Five Poiats volunteers will Join with the Ogden veterans and help to make the day one of pleasure and recreation. That the particlpania will haev a good time goes without saying. All are welcome. I Jol-ity- COMPROMISE CASES. i tV-g-- invred EXCURSION TO ELY, NEV. Austin, Ten., Sept. 17. Attorney General Davidson has authorised District Attorney Moore to compromise the forty-nincases pending against R the ex pro h companies doing business In Texas and the ratlnds over which they operate, for alleged violalaws. Tha tion of the anti-truamount to he paid jointly la 840.0it0, and la to satisfy for both railroad and express companies. Gian t celebration Elv. Ipcn.ng Nevada Norh-- n roiin.j tiup fia.sn. v . R' sec unr Vs-e- . PACKING A n Physician Ssy( it creases Activity of the Stomaiu and Is Good Good. Well-Know- PLANT Dr. 1. M- - P. Smith wick of Ig Crar.j. N. C.. wbo is prominent, in the nu profession in hi state and an auih ity on food value, agrees with HAS ARENGINEER RIVED AND WILL START WORK. ERECTING well-please- bual-nea- Shupe-Wlilism- eminent physicians that bee- u . wholesome beverage, beneficial in mr health. In n recent Interview - said: Ths Junctiss City Will Have the Most "I believe beer to be a great ben.'t t by aiding digestion and axsimliiui.-Csuntry, I think it is of food value To the organism, not unly on accoum of James Rafferty, erect in gengincer the venerable and cereal lngrniinr It contains but also on account ,if : fur the Allbright-Xel- l company. manufacturer at packing house small percentage of airohul preiuur. which aids digestion by increasing inmachinery, arrived Saturday morning activity ut the atomach." and will atari with a large force of Doctors any Pabst Blue Ribbon Reemechanics to erect the machinery for ls the beer tu drink, the most lies,rt,. the new packing plant. Mr. lUfferty ful beer. It Is richest In the foci haa had the superintending of install- value of which Dr. SmlUtoicl, from Pali ex brewed ing machinery for forty different pack- cluaively elght-da- only malt -r and and State in the I'nltvd ing plants All physicians Imported hops. after and carefully Canada, stated, the richer the mall the more looking over the new plant here, that the beer." Pabet exclusive elan-damust one of the will have Ogden is tbe richest malt inmV ' malt will and the la country planta grown from best selected bari be able to pul out a product that will l slowly, without any compote with any house in the coun- and grown It retains In Pal,,' development of Davia Wilder and Messrs. try. all food elements of the barley i Chicago, who superintended the e rec- Beer form. Malt whieh is ti un of this plant, built the plant for process Swift A Co., Armour, Schwarachtld A grown by the usual four-davital food strength of th 8ulxberger, Chiragu. Mr. Rafferty ia loses tbe four-daalao Installing in the new plant one barley and beer made from cannot be rich in food value of the Allbrlght-Xel- l company famous malt Pabt Blue Rlblxm is the superior nf lard refineries, which ia now used l the large packing plants exclu- all beers in food strength, purity anl he sively. With this lard refinery that is cleanness. It is aged for months now being !talled the Ogden firm fore leaving the brewery and I the best beer tn the taste, most refreshing e will be able to manufacture all of lard aad different compounds nnd satisfying. which nrc now being used very extensively in this western country. Mr. F. A KIKHX A CO. Hath mean SI Rafferty will push thie work with all SSS Twratj-faart- h Mrort conhaste, aa hla company has a large tract waiting for him for the new CudPabit Blua Ribbon Beer ahy plant at 81ous City, la. Plant ta in ths hj-ma- a Cbl-rag- xpia.-becau- who'-sam- high-grad- WREN OHDERIKS A ASK FOR PABST GREAT RAILROAD STATION. Hirsh physics react, weaken the The main architectural feature of liosels, cause chronic ronstipaMuti. the Forry-eeconstreet front of the Doan's Regulets operate easily. Torn: .'?. ew York Central railroad's Sew sta- the stomach, cure constipation. tion will be three great arcbea, each Ask your druggist for them. sixty feet high. Above the central arch will be a mammoth chick, surmounted by a group of statuary. You can get of railway progress. On the level entrance the principal oppoeite to the exproM track is to be the j grand concourse, which is 160 feet iu ehight from the tesselnted floor to the arched skylights. At the top nf the pillars that support ths groined arches I for men, beys, misses and chil la to be a gallery, reached by foud mar-Bran again in Ogden. Thsy are ths hla staircases, each twenty-fiv- e feet wide, teh massiveness and grandeur Id reliables, every pair guar of this construction being equal tu the aa wall as the antssd, of acale of the immensity general whole edifice. The Grand Central ntatlon is almeat wholly classical in design, being patterned after the moat approved types of Roman construction. The library of the Vatican has been drawn ufion "The Shoe for Tender largely for the decoration. Th wall of the main concourse are to be panat the eled, with ogee moldtnb. Many of the panels will be bronae, and gilt will be a conspicuous feature of the coloring. The variegaied marble work will be highly ornamental, large blocks being split, polished and matched together, so as to give continued patterns of 2548 MADISON AVE. large area. The interior columns, . which are numeroue. will be Corinth- - j BELL 'PHONE 513-X- . Ian, with gilded bronse capitals snd j Catalog and Samplas. appropriate entablatures. street the Grand Beyond Forty-thir- d Central buildings will be rather plain In conatrurtlon, there being no special effort ml ouler ornament. The structure will extend In two wings north-wrawith an open apace between them and above train levels. On the east or Lexingion avenue aide will be a branch poatofllce to slt quick handling of the mails. This puetofflee will he most complete In its appointment. and after it la In operation will The home of 1 lu Ixit save from an hour to two hours time In the delivery of many city miala. peaches in Utah invitee A few comparisons will insIm the FvrrylHxly to join in Hie reader in gaining an idea of the mag new Grand this a nitude of Central groat annual celebration station. The waiting room capacity will be doubled; the restaurant accommodations and toilet rooms will be Increased over 6HU per cent, the concourse spaces will be seven tlmee the present dimensions, the ticket lobFree teacheH for all. by is io lie eleven times large, and the cab stand capacity is to bs ln-- 1 c, Speaking, creased over twelve fold. The tlrket concert n, I ramlprille game, lobby la to be a vast room 90x300 feet, and other uportH. but this can bs easily forgotten on en-- J dancing terlng the grand concourse 180470 Come and get your fill of 150 from feet floor the aad rising feet, s and pleasure. petit-lieto peak, the biggest business room In New York and perhaps In the world. Broadway Magazine. d ic Z. C. M. I. Hand Made Shoes 1 LADIES PILLOW SHOES Ft Fifth Ward Store' ! A. SHREEVE T. BRIGHAM CITY ten-mlnn-l PEACH DAY ' muni The scientist who discovered that crime and big cans invariably go together may have been Influenced lu hi opinion hy tbe hind leg of a mult. Washington Post. ball WEDNESDAY SEPT. 1 9th inn-si- - - ll Iat 1 A- t ; - r Gld-vri- a Fk-rn- l nii-an- Have a Day of Recreation in Ogden Canyon. The (tg tni Veteran their famT.es sad frinrd. wii wi-- h spend -- by-al- aft-oun- jie. . y e The entry of so many high speed aiumala assures the success of the TRIKE ON THE WABASH, race beyond a doubt, and the management is elated over the resprotae of Springfield, III., Sept. 17. Mora than horsemen to ita invitation that thev 4 HO boilermaker and machinists at compete at the county fair. Splendid purses have been offered for winning the Wabash railroad shop here and at Decatur and Fort Wayne, struck tohnraea. Braid trotters and pacers a num- day for an increase in wages. They ber of running horses have behn en- are getting 28 to 30 cents on hour and tered. They will be claMtlfled today want 35 cents an hour. and formally entered. Following in a THE CROSSING OF THE JORDAN. list of the entries and their owner: Baron Rndoch. James Hansen, Balt lke; Willlla. J, B. Keyaer. Balt Gewge Frederick Wright, in the Dan. J. J. Jimpnon. Balt laike; Sarah. Records of the Past, writes very InterA. J. Pendleton. Balt Lake; Alectrite, of the submerged trees of the H. McKenny, Southern. I'tah; Direct, estingly Columbia river, familiar to tourists A. G. Kell. Ogdea; Marshal Morat, who hare made the trip up that stream ante Hansen. Balt Lake; Cnrlanton, to the Dallas. He discusses three theCharles Thornberg, Provo: Onward F., ories advanced to t for the pheCharles Zetiner, Ogdea: Kangaroo; V. nomenon. and acrepta that of aa imH. Woodrlng, Ringham Canyon; Berth mense landslide, which turned the Trix, E. 31. Conroy, Ogden: SI aggie water of the river into the rocky bed May. Ales Cold bath, Malt lathe: I ton which forma the Cascades. IncidentX., Charles Zelmer, Ogden; Nigger ally he remarks: Boy. J. G. Read. Ogden; Cavalier, T. "In addition to the interest which McCoy, Balt Itike; Mike. M. L. Harbl-soin Itself pertains to this phenomenon Ogden: Riles, J. H. Cunningham. in the Columbia it ia of special Ogden; Teaser, J. G. Read, Ogden; significance, as river, Illustrating tbe BibBirch Twig. J. G, Read. Ogden; El lical ator yof the way the children of xema, Henry Harker, Murray, lame crossed the River Jordan, where tho phenomena aa described are closely analogous to these in the Columbia river, except that In the Colam-hl- a the dam produced by the landslide waa permanent, owing to the hardness of the rock oh! ruction over which the water waa compelled to go. while in AT THE GRAND. the case of the Jordan, there being no The merchanta' Jxtravigsnu at the rocky obstruction, the former level be soun resumed after the obGrand last evening drew a Urge and would d audience. The entertain- it ruction was once surmounted by the ment given by ihe ladles acored aa Mi water. According to the account of Joshua. The waters which came down a hit aa do some pf tha toad produe-tion- from above stood, and rose up in one and each act and actor waa acheap, a great way off, at Adam, the s corded an ovation. Almoat every house In the city was represented city that is bet seen 7. a ret ban; and in the production, and the coatunies those that sent down toward the net and advertising devices employed bv of the Arabah, even the Balt aea, wars the different merchants would be a wholly cut off . . . And the people hasted and passed over . . . a Si great credit to merchants In any Three representation drills the waters of Ue Jordan. returned upon were given, thirty ladies taking part their place, and went over all lu bauks waa as aforetime.' In each. Each representative "This sequence of events is just, garbed In material and decorations fur what might have been produced In nlahed by the respective business house. The exhibits of the livery the valley of the Jordan on the occurviable were clever. Corey's. Williams rence of the facts similar to those InRnnhera and Everett A Week were volved either In Major Dutton's or Dr. to account for the represented hy cowboy girls mounted; Newberry's theory Nelson A Fell were represented by a submerged forests of the Columbia. young Udr driving arena the stag On Major Dutton's theory, a gentle with a stylish trap. Prouilfit sporting anticlinal arch of fifteen or twenty-fee- t thrown arroea the valley of the goods house was represented in a hunting scene. Among others worthy Jordan by an earthquake would furnish the temporary obstruction necesof special note were: Shoe company. The Toggery, Wright. sary to set the water back to Zsrethsn: Columbia club cigars. L. H. Becrafr, while the softness of the sedimentary deposits which fill the valley of tho S. J. Burt A Bros., Cbamberlsln-Tlmm-a- s Music conipsnv, with a solo by Mrs. Jordan would permit the river speedily Thomas: the Elks' clnh, Allen Trans- to resume Its former gradient. "Rut the eondltions more precisely s fer company, Candy tan Immense bottle of fit the theory of a landslide; for the company Fierce's pure food catsup I. J. M. Itowla valley of the Jordan, about fifteen A Co.. Fred M. Nye. Booy, photog- mllea wide, in filled to a great depth rapher: Dee Dnig company. Peery with unsnlldliled sedimentary deposits Bros. Milling company. Ogden State whlrh accumulated when the water in bank. Independent Telephone com- ths valley stood aeveral hundred feet pany. Browning Bras.. T. 8. Hutchin- higher than it does now. Through this son and Leader Millinery company. sedimentary deposit tho Jordan cut a The Electric Supply and Fixture narrow gorge, or ghor, as It is called, to a depth of from 50 to 100 feet, and discompany had two magnificent, of a ftw hundred feet. plays. one the electric girl and ihe a vary ing width electric awing. In thq latter a young The bottien of thin ghor la occupied lady swung tu and fro in an Illumi- both by tbe river and by the floodnated awing, hluglng "Mj Hindu Man." plain. which is covered by water when the the Jordan overflows all its banks.' accompanied by a trio behind As this ghor is constantly growing arena. "Painless dentistry and "The Igdy wider, through the action of the river Rsiber" sere takeoffs on what the as It swing from side to side and imbanka, it must have name Implies. pleasing number was pinges against itsnarrower 8.000 years forty little ip' ,n a Delaane and hoop been constantly meat market waa ago than it Is now. But even now it drill. The I. for ths represented In young lady In butch- would not be at all Impossible landslide temporarily to obstruct the er's costume csirylnga live pig. The fnlluwiuc representatives wore rbanncl. as it Is supposed to have done very- clever an? their costumes were In the time of Joshua. It Is thus that designed with .ue: Reed Bros., har- geological rwcnrda may render credible i:- -. ness shop: Warner, milliner; and aid us in understanding historic I'tahns Drug company. Edwin Wil- records that at first sight see mlmprob-- a hie." liam A Shaw's bargain store. a. Kennedy's c.ife. MansfieM-Rurromilliner: Ogden Paint. Oil and Glass HOW ARE THE MIGHTY FORGOTTEN. Co.. I'tah company. Fre .T. Kissel and Oregon Lumber company, shoe ''An' when thev gits to Italy." goes uarke:. .1. H. Mpargo hook store. Vnl-- ! Lumber company. J. C. on H11. growl' .quite enthusiastic as ker Recee-Howeres I A yon might tay over th' Idee, "hell have Sons. Kelly a Herrick. Fred Masva. th' lime of his life ruminatin' 'round A them old palaces of ths Dug." ft.ah S'atlonerv company. Thuin.is ('. j. Harrick A Cn.. Blackman Dogga!" I gar. "Palace of tbe j Brewer A Co.. O. D. Dogs?' Gridin, k. 11. L. Grlflln Rasamissen. Co., J. T. "Doggies, then, s'pose yon might K'lshmer. Roytr Hardware company. rail it.' says he. 'if you r so blamed A L. Fryer. Ws'wvn A Flygare. Craig perttklar. ihongh it ain't spel. that facto- -. Wakin grocery, way. l:'s spelt dogs only with an learning i Richatdson A- Grant. Truy laundry, 'e.' " . Edg.-iWilliam Jones. J. R. "Bit! GlHnx. say I. for an lined-jurCarver A S n t'ltlley Drua ronipany. tod man you are th' most ignnrunt . of T. C Morn Ocdcn. Mender I ever see. ry Ig you mean to tell me c N. L. Spurgeon, yon ain't never heard lint of th Dodges of e A llurst. nuillnerv; rsit Venire ihat h ben mayors of th' town for 'h' lau hundred years or UTAHNA THEATER. more?" "No. ain't," says he. "sn- no one knaher '.M'v.-- house greeted else neither. Ther' aint any serh stock ronipany In liotr folk 'here. Dodge aint an Ryetsiian ond of "The Trsmp name nohow, it. b'longa in Connecticut. " :octve Not hut whit ther's a few me She tn New Yrrs an' Rhode Island, but. not In . laly. net by a denied eight-- A inert FIREMEN'S PICNIC ran Maaailn. Will Friday, Sapt. 21th. Beer Is An Aid OBDENS NEW To Digestion uniM--tira- 1 Short Line: 7."c ronni special train leave Ogden 9 in m. R"umlng. special leave Brig-huFree peaches; midnight. Alt you ran out. Eveiiho-l- i Via ,i At th DAY Brigham, c JEWELRS Clock. FOR SOCIALISTS. Odessa Sept. 17. The tm'.lcc to night are rigorously searching of the fighting section of the social revolnilnnlsta. who are repore 1 from Bt. leterlmrg a haring slth the intention of tnnr.leriiii; the chief offieU, and destroying be effl rial limiting. The anfas of aeiei' luinks. Including these of the Crrdit l.'onnai'. were warched today for bom'.w supnoeed to have beer, receive t under the guise of bullion or old park p's from heme or abroad. The result i known. funnim. J. S. LEWIS & CO. - spend a few hours n. 19th. 8pt SEARCHING LEWIS" Whea Yon Want Jewelry feature of The Weber county fair will prove one f it stroogeet drawing rarila conrerns the road race that have been provided fur the three The management of day'fairsession. time or means ha spared the in bringing to Ogden the beat horaen of th.- state. Their elfort have been Mirreni-ful- . public can The be assured that never before is Ogden ha it had the opportunity to see so mani fust borne, aa will appear on the local rare curse. Already twenty of the faateat trot-rer- a and parera in th iaie have been entered. Tbea horses com to Ogden with ea'abllphed record over I'tah and Idaho, and even a far west as California. Direct, A. G. Fell' thoroughbred. with a coasi record of leae than 2:ok. will appear for the first time in Ciah. He haa a beautiful form la action, la one of the most shapely horses in the entire west, and hia appearance la an event hy Itself. Other horse with records not far removed from the 2:08 class arc entered and A that n today at the Hermitage in Ogden canyon. They have arranged for a basset pica, aud tboa who ere familiar with ihe i nerau' me: boas know whs: that mean. Th-.who bare been instrumental in arraug.ng for the outing are men who helped In times past tu prevent the flames from making impossible w Greater Ogden. Among these veterans are now numbered some of the moat prominent of Ugden. Some of them have alreadp passed to the ahary aide of life, but they propose to throw off the cares of buaiaeaa Just for one day and IflOfi. rit-ise- About Twenty of the Beat Have Been Entered- - Big Puroe Oh rod in All Evtnta. Cempamea. hour. Come to AT FAIR MANAGEMENT HAS SPARED NO EXPENSE TO GET FAST HORSES. cun-tod- y niter-ney&- OF STATE Lara Hansen and Aaaeoiatea Organise Live Stock and Feeding that 1 BEST HORSES COHPORATIOH3 d F. Filmier and E. D. Short of the ConprcM Ifciuriag academy left Mil trip to ninrnlng on a bueine Carland. Mtod and oilier palms In tbo norther part of the otaie. 1. morxing, EnrTEMnrn is , TI'ESPAA THE AUTOCRAT. First Tenant - Hear tha good sews? Second Tenant No: what? Kir: Tenast The Janitor la going o enint u constitution. Puck. ANNOUNCEMENT THE VIENNA CAfE WILL OPEN DEPARTMENT IN CONNECTION Caterer in Helical pencil Hutch Lunchem for parties, picnics, etc. Tourist lunches put up. You can be served with any delicacy in season. o such variety is offered w anywhere outside of York rity. Chicago or Fan Francisco. Onr nb-je- is to rons. cl please our pat- Agents for the celebrated Booth's Eastern Oysters in pints, pinta 1-- 2 ami ipiarts. Cans on ire. For sale at the counter. Silt Onr place is so conducted that yon can bring your wife and daughter with perfect safety, and the pleasure is yours. A complete line of imported and domestic Wines, Whiskies, Brandies and Gins, and all In kinds of Cordials. in the article fat, every line known for purity and good quality. Falads. Cold Meats, Cheese and Fmoked Meals. Lunches put np on short notice. THE VIENNA 320 PHONES: WITH OUR CAfE Twenty-Fifft- H Bell, 783; 14, K4i Street .Telephone at Each Table