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Show the appoiatmeat of juatire. and aa Mr. Cbue one of receivtog THE EXAMINER by MhiM In? The BUwoarfi Day la the Vaar Pullhtag Ca- Pefre - Bue4g Mara CNb taetoBtoff tag fciataa. gar tag soptes The Tie aaalh,. . ia mi by Me af Os&sa. gar yar.. 44.00 afivaaae-- . Ml U gMair, and ' INDEPENDENT. .la a amaHr Ude-f-t give all hiaain. WlU ka a hmnI it It aal ua- - ladl-ndwat- pebluted la fuIL eeeaieeieeuaae ataaod ky nom a phuaea, ar iiwail bibm, will la thrown la ika waaea basket Tka are Nageeatkla for wkat y.iu nliaal at Subscribers will awafar a favor tkla aft aa af failure la reoatv? Tka fttmailaer fcafora their kroakfaft. ky lakarmtog ua lie Tka Mora lag Ksamiaar found aa aa ia ky tka Independent Nawe Cm, kaH taka City. Oa all Ikraagk Iralaa leaving Ogden oa Tka Baathara Paclfla Railway. The Caloa raalta Railway, . Tka Oragea Short Uaa Railway. Kaamtsar patreas will aoalkr a favor aa ika aaaagamsat ky to tkla oftaa wkaaavar they fail to Sat tka ye par at tk Boaig-aaupiarea. ui d M PUBLICAN AND CONVENTION, COUNTY. A PRIMAR-IBWE-BI- B RETlBLtCAN COUNTY CON-Vfc.- u hereby eailad la in aal Saturday, Kept. If, IBOd, at tka onuaty 1UN mart louaa af City, at the hour Waber-couaty- at , of Og-tfr- u II orloek la the forenoon, for tka purpose of nominating aaadldatoa for tka offlraa la Weber eouaty, aa provided by law, PRIMARIES far tka election of tka number of dalegatoa from each to aaid roaroBtioa. aa karaia-afta- r dealgaatof, will ka kald Tuaa-daevents. Bapt. ft, at o'elork. The varkiua districts will meet at tka umuI wratlag plaraa and eoaduct the primaries la tka aaoal amanar. Enrk district akauM aalart a chair-aa- a aad aaeratary aad rertlfy tka aaaaa of delegate ckoaea to tka dls-trl- y . .. Tka ceuniy praeiartn nkould ark nelert a eaadtdata far justice af tka prara aad eoaatoMa, aad certify tkalr analaattaaa ta tka eauaty dork, a provided by law. Ofdaa City ApperWenment far Cron-t- y Convention: FIRST WARD. Dietrlrt Pmt ft- No. Dolegatoi IflieiMMMIMttl I Docto:-Coano- pres-Idsns- e lv aatab-llaha- Deal aak CALI FOR i d y Iroa-wtile- d rl a. County Apportionment. Kaiaaa-Xebrwsk- JOHN V. BLUTH. Secretary. E. T. HVLAX18KI, Chairman. Ogden. I'tab. Sept. Ii. 1906. CABINET CHANOES. There are many cabinet chan gee to take place noon, aooordlng to rumor, and they now involve three member Ebon, Moodv and Witoos. Of Moody It ia aald he ia alated fbr the vacant, place on the Supreme bench of the Inited Blgtea, and there la aome possibility nf that being true. It Is well known that Secretary Taft held tkla place under ooaatderatloa fbr some time,, and then Anally declined It. By the wire eaea It la aald tk Seoretary of War had two things la view la tbua declining no high an honor. Ftrat. he saw, or thought be saw, a very distinct possibility of being elevated to the high-eplace In the nation. If he remained otf h bench. ; Second. If he failed to receive the nealnatlou for President ke ew la the jiear future a poIMlltr t . at y Ks coua-ellme- va kraa aia never Mm bshmdKiltka ia l eou-au- wM ka reaaivsd aa aU eabjugm prsaaptsd la laaguags pea knees kat ika uaa aero must ka bum. imwn ka ler r there ar acveral juatire and Mil) " chief justice. H will not be many yaara until Chief Junto Puller wires, aac: and Seoretary Tall ha strong hope of Repiamsar it isei. medics! ! service uecaoding. meei.-wer Aa to WLlkun, ti.a gossip w ill hare Ocutoer II lack ts eo ices it that ihara haa bavw muck friction Novemaci 9 serv- SJ O" betweaa fctpi aad the Preaideat, oa lces er- ka Dsrvmttsr 14. 1 aaoouat of aoiao ataiaaento Vi n tess kwM reported aa making over tha 11. . medics! arv- January will It of tk paeklag houaea S4.,,'-- , be lemeabatod that uueh mitlriaa of Fabruary 9. IP1, me.ticsi serv- Moil tka Secretary waa Indulged In during Lsa bo Ik laal aaaalMi af aongieoa over ika March 9, 19 . medics', eery ices 99 th from total the Tho aieettoa of aow buildings for paofiis grorotie of Agticultur. Thoae peralM-eu- t sold by Mr. Rum would M amouai ho to to o murh as the profits ruaiora have aauaad oar fond of dalvlng Into tk pact to rorall fur th same masts, yet tk the i Iotk cabinet trouhlo under Mkar Trikuna aalaeta Mr ta lor of the and prr.ee IWtor During Waahlagton'a Aral he wad only on ahange, Coaroy. and that aaa ia tha odea of atooraev Tkla pa tar dwaa hot ppre or die general, la hi arcoad adainiatratloa appnov of tk aa:e of grocerte by the h changed every one ef bl cabinet Evan company to the state rhal. tew or thieo time, and there waa but ws d say that If It ia wrong for T. B. Evaas to sail gioccn to tk frlcitoa. John Adaaia had a vary otwray lime. aia la school, than it ia wrong tar DocHa la aald to have uarreiad wlih ev- tor Conroy to draw from M to 96 ery one uf hla cahlnat ofleera earapt per maatb for uadi cal sarvlcea. Bkeea, Halrerwv and Richards, the Jaiia Marakall aad Benjamin Sioddert, who waa tk Srt aeoratary of tka groat rafiirmara. thought tha city did wrung whan thy approaavy, that ofloe having beea during Adaau' admlaUtratioa. priated to themaoltos oa an avatag of Jagavauu ehaagod frequently la hla Hi per year, yet whan a Democratic Brat adininlstiMiua, but la hla aaooad praaMaai of IA State School Board term there waa a change egeept that takes ghoul that murh per month, cauaad by tk death of Attornay Gen there I a abjection from Jedldiah the Great, tram Georg Halvsraoa, tk dieoral Brookenrldgo, of Kaatuoky. Madlaoa aad a aumbor of ehangen ts tot arterasr. or from Sir Charts durlag hi first torn, enpeelaViy la the Richard. Ths wise." head nf tb Navy daparuneat. Ho Why Is Conroy right aad the city teuacil wrong? Tho city euucllmn, Oidooa 0 rad per aa pantmaator general from Jeffsraoa. He nerved all baforo all th world, presented thsir total claims la open council aad had them year under Madlaoa. aaking tha hand of tb published ia tho papera. had tho matof thirteen yearn poetofle. Thin waa tha longeet term ter referred to tho law committee which reported to tha council, recomnerved by anybody aa head of an mending th ciaima ha paid; th wan ant It department. until during the admlnlatratlon of claim war published, the council Jaebann that tb pnatmaator general then passed the bUla allowing extra waa raised t a caMaet position. Dur- service; (hat also waa published in sent a ing hla second term Madison atao the papera; then the mnyar aad aoveral changes, aome of them written vet tar tb Drat claim for extra salary staling to th city council rery abruptly. Monro In hi Brat term mid a few that the cnuarllmen had earned the changes and In the second mad none money, but- he thourbt th anion waa apcept In the Navy and Foslofflre de- Irregular. That was published lu tb papers. Then tb city attorney renpart manta. John Qtilney Adana got along bettor dered bin opinion tbat tho council-man- lr claims were just aad tho claims with hla cabinet tkan any President tb nountry has had. He had a stormy war passed again. All that was pubtime with cangeeaa and with ht party, lished. Jedldiah Bkeea discovered that, ell this waa wrong, probably bohut with hla eabiaet he waa unusual-lrons it waa done openly and above one waa but Thera aurorsafuL change during kia admlnlatratlon, board, and published In the papera. James Bgrbour, of Virginia, aoerstary But It aeemu It Is right for Doctor of war, resigned to go aa envoy ex- Conroy to draw the monthly, extra-aervl- c money without any publlrtty. traordinary tq tho Court of St. James, and waa succeeded by Peter B. Potter And then, Doctor Conroy la g Democrat and friendly to the Rail Inks of New York. President Jackson lad troubla with Tribune, hla caMaet from tha vary beginning. Again, th Mid Tribune denounced Tha old kero would brook the Ogdro eoundlmen for doing what neither opposition nor suggeatluua. the Balt Lake councilman did. But councilman are not. prosHis Brat flght was over Eaton aa sec- Hie Balt retary of war. H rhanged every mem- ecuted. Again, the Tribune knows ber twe or throe times during hla Brut Doctor Conroy drew this money. Why term, quarreling with a very on ex- doea it attack Evan and leave Conroy r cept Martin Van Burei. In hia sec- akmoT ua bav a square deal. If it la ond tera he bad tha aaaa stormy experience, th only one with whom he wrong for th sc hod trust res to tako did not quarrel bring Roger R. Taney. money from the treasury, then shew Taney waa Brat attorney general, and up nil those who hav taken money. This paper haa shown a very friendthen was tfaminated and eommlaiion-a- d aa secretory of the treasury during ly disposition toward Dnctor Conroy since he took lb oath of oflee as maya recess of congress. Th senate to ciinOrm him, hut he remained or nf Ogden, and tha only reason wa tong enough to carry out tho hehcata are compelled to show him up. Is beof hla rhlef In removing the deposits cause the Tribune, Rkeee, Halverson from tho United States bank. and Richards appear to bo after Van Buven made a few changM. Republicans only aad not after Denro-cratof American party officials. Let John Forsythe, of Georgia, secretary Wondb-ivy- , of state, and nf New there be a square deal. Turn out all Hampshire, secretary of th treasury, tho wrongdoers, no matter what their came to him from tha lari administrapolitics arc nr whose peta they may tion, nf Jackson, and remained at th be. A pertinent remark was made by head of their respective departments during the administration of Van But-a- Johi Spiers on the streets yesterday when he waa overheard to say, It Harrison died on month after tak- seemi to me the little boy la punlahod ing offleo, hut Tylsr. who succeeded for stealing apples, while the man him. mad atony changes, hla caldnet who steals a railway goro free." Just study this last remark, and then think being disrupted two or three times. Polk did not make any changes, and of bounty fraud thieves, murderers, Taylor died after holding office a year. robbers, who have escaped the Fillmore succeeded and quarreled right tow, and then praise Jedldiah the and left and made a number of Great . Geo. Halverson and Charles changes. Pierre got along with only a Richards for prosecuting the dry few changes, but the attitude of the eoundlmen. preaideat on the MAKES A DENIAL. matter cauaad a good deal of friction in th osMaet. A local psper. in language coarse, Buchanan's cabinet want to piece tilasniann offered two or thro tlmao during hia term of says four years. Ho could get along with Harry Rims ih office of C. S. gauger noon. Uncwln had a hard time wfih lo get him uni of the rare for deleMr. hla cabinet, hut lutde few changer. gate to the state convention. Wanton was the most uncontrollable, GlsHmsna au thorites this paper to say but Chaao waa always fretful and that the eiaiement Is false. He also peavlah, muring the President good si ties I hat he never asked Mr. Canisdeal uf trouble. After the Brat two m ter to remove F. M. Whipple. He three months Reward recognized the challenges the accusers to produce the great ability of Lincoln, and after proof. that time waa hla moat loyal uji. In politics. It appears that a lie porter. Johnson fought with every body ex- mightier than the truth and a hluff cept Reward, secretary of state, and mightier than ihe pen. McCulloch, secretory of the navy. His light with Bunion remains aa one of It Is expected that Taft will feed the historical episode and resulted in the Cuban taffy and smooth over the the Impeachment of the President. troubles of the Island. Grant made frequent change in both termf. while Hayca made hut few. That railroad line from ncesu to Garfield died too noon to make anv ocean, to be possessed by Harrlman. changes, but Arthur made acveral. In will be appreciated h.i knights of th both the first and second terms nf hard and stony road. Cleveland change wer frequent. Harrison made hut three changm Blalnn The death of (ton Trepoff chested resigned In a pique: Windom died, and the reioliitlonists of another victim. Proctor resigned to become senator old soldier must have from Vermont. McKlalei made never The grtm of this ns he diet al changes, hut oa th whole got sVmg thought admirably with hla cabinet. Ihiring Washington correspundent says tho administration of President Rome-vethat from son'e unknown cause the changes have been frequent. Idea has seized upon the heads of the here, aad gni eminent departments WHY IB CONROY EXCUgEDf spread to the clerks and other era-e of all the It is remarkable to lores that a great shake-uh.i ti Belt Lake Tribune aitarks it one departments will be made at th next ! Is possible this miea and praises It friends on the session of r ring-fa- s Ogden fndnstrlsl fichooi nom-.- i a? sn,f Ides bus spntrg. parfli. from th tnys Doctor It. M. Conroy and T It Fin the Ksep tenons movements The letter permitted the wh,i snCpsrily from the result of coa-dltlu- V MAIL IN ADVANCE. - U mail Tawii- OGDEN. tendent to buy groceries from hit more, ini Cumvy voiei lo pay himself th following sums of menei on the dares f'vea, for medical avend i hr Carrier ta Oftsa 4 chief Mid. EXAMINER: . subscription latcr. t MORNING THE 4 a n-- Coir-n-,un- a UTAH, WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 19, 196. Abruzzi ia preparing a new e en. jf expedition itf the Himalaya, m ,tt course of which he hopes to make aa ascent of Mount Everest King Vir-o- r Emmanuel has promised to aid the expedition. Commissioner Warner a Iministronon of the Pension burta t- - in declining to fill raesaclM. thus reaurirg indirectly, the sum her at emptor . women bars publicly pr wised husbands, winch is the first husbands af country peeped) aadaraiood. English American tlD'e tha have bean SEPTEMBER EXCURSIONS. Round Trip. City of Mexico, daily to Sep' ; f('.9.80. vi Toronto. Canada. Sept. 1011, Denver. Colorado Springs, 8p- ). I1T TS. Workmen. drilMn toe tk foundation U a Rockefeller office building, gaa and oil. Nothing extrahimself is ordinary, aa Rock'1-founded on gaa and oil - 21-2- Observation, Pullman sleep: ing cars. Colorado Midland Ry.. ,, H ond South. "Aa there is not likely tv be another Ogden postuffir contest for four year, perhaps the Republicans there that U would be safe la IL Huwall serve rwu jeer more." is from the Tribune. That sheet would bo thomugbly surprised If e the nesr post master should resign Congressman Howell next term REALLY spiros. TERRIBLE DAY FOR RUSIIA. Country Landlords Fla to Cilia and tha City Falk Travel Abroad. (8t. Petersburg Correspondence Chi) cago These ar torrible days fur Russia, terror an usually greater In than In nalixaiivn, and there ia an awful strain upon the mind of vary thinking man in tkla mplrc. because he does not know but the nd at NOW Record-Herald.- appro-baasio- a REALLY world may eons tomorrow. Down la old port at the city of Luadoa. imwall of a house, is a bedded In th tablet with an laseripttan which roads: "Here, by tha providence of God, ball brooka loo," oa auck aad auch a th date. It marks tho origin of the great fir which destroyed more than half of tb world's metropolis; and. without profanity, it la perfectly proper to predict that by th providence of God hell la likely to break loot all over the Russian empire at any moment. People 'in th country ar Hoeing to th cities to escape tha vengeance of the distracted and disappointed peasants, who ar burning aad UIHng a very hod y above their own class because tha government haa not given them more land. The people la the cities aw fleeing to England. Sweden, Germany and Austria to escape aa impending ra tarty! they don't know what la going to happen. Any morning they may wake lo find Bt. Petersburg. Moscow and all other cities in the hand of THE HOLY CITY At the Grand Opera House Saturday Night mittee. Members of the "Flying Group" arc convinced that they have had a traitor In their ranka. because the nrreet with- ACADEMY IS in the paer fortnight, of over half thotr number tn varioun parte at Rusal could have been brought about only by th poaseeaion of Inaido information. They auapect Batcntoff, ho being the lander at the tend which oommlt-te- d the bank robbery In Moscow tost March, and who made auah a marvelous escape from hla captors while being brought back to Russia from Switzerland. This remarks bl rap i beat explained by the connivance of GREAT INCREASE IN THE NUMmobs. th poilre. It la rumorad that. Betmi-aof- f BER OF SCHOOLS. ia now living In close hiding at The outlook at present la very discouraging. Th alarm may blow over quartern of the Moooow secret police. or It may daotmy the government. NoMiddleton, Stanford and Watson body can fbrteil eronta under exleitug RAILROAD TICKETft. Address More dreumatancoe, and therefor It seems Room Is Nssded. almost useless for m to be writing totters concerning affair hero now Hrsaftr They Muat B Paid for in to changing whoa tha sltaatkm na Msnsy. shifting of tho clouds rapidly aa th Actual school commenced at the WeIn th summer thunderstorm. Before Washington. Bcpt. II. The Inter- ber Academy yesterdsy morning these Uses can be prtntod them may nets Commerce commission today ren- At Stake 9 o'clock tho assembly bail was be peace or there may be anarchy In dered a moat Important deeieton tn well filled with pupils to listen to adRussia. Prophets take ub chances th matter of the application from dresses from members of the faculty In tha meantime Mr. Btolypln, th various railroads giving the adminis- and board. After devotional services, new prime mlalxer, has discovered tration construction to certain classes were assigned to their rooms ' a ia hla office No not aioacure. that of the new railroad rate laws. to receive Instructions, and prepare for ever n official bean is haa government Briefly, they held that with regard regular reellalion periods. By tha won fix. On oa aid he has a sov- ta payments fbr transportation, noth- week end, tbe year work will bo ereign who la an unatnbla aa water; ing but money ran be legally well under way. on the other la a turbulent, hysterical Pro. Middleton, Commissioner Stanpeople, with whom ba cannot deni, With regard to notice of changes ford and Bishop Watson of tho board ad be ia unablo to got tha men ho tn rates, the joint rat between two were and delivered addresses. needs and wanta to help him. Hero or more connecting carriers, la held Their present remarks were general in their are some of tha difficulties confronting to be the legal rate, and any ether application to school work. Principal him: . McKay delivered an address of welrequires thirty days' notice. I. An impeding strike . ef evary With regard to round-triexcursion come and opened school formally, by wagewarner in Russia, Including the ratea. .the rommioeioa makes three defining Its policy aad issuing general railway, postal and telegraph employrulings, the moat important being that Instruction x. ee. these may be rhanged si one day's Registration cards reveal an InI. Th threatened mutiny of all the ntiro. crease over last yesrof As sailors and troop. n result, present quartern will be I. The devastation of the farming DEATH IN EAN FRANCISCO. cramped. Rush orders have teen Iscountry hv peasants. sued to cootraciors working on th 4. The refusal of both liberals and to have It finished ns quickly Thar Wsrs 421 Caused by the Earth-quak- annex conservatives to nocopt office. as possible. The building Is being 5. The lark of purpose and instabilpolished and finished and will be comity of the rear. to be used by manual Ban Francisco. Rept. IS. Coroner pleted Is time Tb opposttlun of tho government ia and domestic science pupils. so diversified and scattered that It is Walsh bn issued bl annual report training The faculty of the academy is elatImpOMlbie to pnt th hand upon It or on the deaths for the year ending ed over tbe success of th first day 1906. Walab June 20, that figures to find any one roopoaalbto person lo snd predict an excellent year. treat with. It la Ilk fighting half a there were 429 deaths reported 343 cause the deaths by earthquake: doien armies under an many different R PRIVILEGES commanders representing ms many dif- were accidental, 177 were suicides, 36 natural ferent Interest!. If Mr. Btolypln should homicides. 1.200 died from surrender to on enemy It would not. causes, a total of 2.191 for the year. Railroad Offielala Refust to Grant tha satisfy the others, and b cannot make Of the 177 aulrtlea, 142 were male Bams, friend with all of them because they and SI female. Carbon monoxide 1 the claimed of suicides. disagree about condition, and no one A. F. Reynolds, of the Weber club, can giiamnte that their agreement a was in Bait Lake laat night in the will ba carried out. Tho moat aerktus EXCURSION TO SALT LAKE. interests of this city. Ho attempted phase of the situation la that the most induce railroad officials to make it to mischievous political factions hav Sspt, 19th and 20th. for excursionists to Balt Lake possible no fixed policy, nr making no definite conference to stop over at Ogduring demand and hav no permanent purAccount Republican state convention was unsuccessful. hut den, Owing to In the air. the Oregon Short IJne will sell round the reduced rates pose. so that everything ia already effective It la also 1m possible to locate the trip tickets to Balt Like City. 11.00; for conference time, tho officials did trouble among th troops. Th mutin- good to return until September 22. not feel justified In extending to the ies are spasmodic and scattering. They more privileges. nr due nfien to local grievances, RAIN CAUSED HEAVY DAMAGES. traveling public any Tho question was brought before sometimes to upproaaiona and injustice the club last week. Mr. Reynolds was Buffered in the past, and again to inLincoln. Neb.. Rept. 18. The tredetailed to visit the capital and artangible causes. There la no central mendous rain which ml In und around if possible, to get authority to deal with, and almost Lincoln caused heavy damage, particu- range, for fhe people from the every mu break haa occurred without larly in the country where hogs were privileges could drowned, haystacks floated away and north. The only way poeelble for exprevious complaint, so that It over is to purnot hare been prevented railroad tracks washed out. North of cursionists to stop The strike which In said to have Valparaiso, the I'nloa Pacific had sev- chase a ticket from this city to Balt been called In every occupation ers! miles of track washed out and Lake. throughout the entire empire la not also a long section near Raymond. Industrial. !tit purely political. It In The Omaha train, dua out of IJncols A RACEFOR BLOOD not Intended in relieve the wrongs or yesterday morning, was anabto to proImprove the conditions of the workceed. The road alas snetalned serious men. hut leaders of the labor party damage to k' line In the vicinity of Happy Hooligan and Dan Z to Meet and the social revolutionists who are Wshoo. The Northwestern is also a at the Fair. labor victim of the floods. At Wshoo the working tt up ra using the unions in crest anarchy by which bridge was washed away and it was Ogden will be the Mecca of horsethey hope t, destroy the empire and necessary to transfer passengers there. men and lovers of tbe race during erect a republic upon Its ruins That In the town of Raymond four Inches three days of the county fair. A U about ss near as anyone can guna uf water fell In two hour. schedule of race for ever- - day of tho their object, hut not I per cent of the fair has been completed. workmen ktmw what they are striking More horses have been attracted to PEACH DAY EXCURSION. fbr. and the revolutionary leaders canOgden than to any other place In Cuh not rely unn them any more than the in eevernl years. Brigham, Sept.-19thgovernment For trotters and pacers four classes They have no Intelligence. and there la no discipline: the Vis Giegon Rhort Line: 73c round have been provided. In entered race unions are new. the officers ss well as Special train leaves Ogden 9:10 tho horses are listed from the three the men sr without experience, and trip. a. m. Returning, special leaves Brig- minute ejasi to the 2:20 record. Includthey have i fond. ham midnight. Free peaches ; free ed among tbe entries are (he fastest melons. All you can eat. Everybody horses la Utah and Idaho, both under TERRORISTS DISCOURAGED . th harness and under tho saddle, t invited . They come to this city with pediDECLINES THE NOMINATION. Many Arrests of Loaders Paint t a grees that include nut a few of the q Traitor. great race horses of the country, ae New York, Rept 18. hi a letter ad- that besides the interest centered R. dressed tn Judge Samuel Seabury, around them ton account of their speed Rept. 18. Diaheart the capture of their principal ensil wtlt form chairman of the In depen dene league abilities, they a valuable leaders, of smm Vladimir Maxuri and convention and made public last part of the stock exhibit. a number of of beta have been executPhiladela. By coincident. Happy Hooligan Fuller, of night. Oerwge ed. the ' Flying Group" of the revolu- phia. N. V.. formally declines the nom- and Dan Z. are entered in the same tionists. which acceded from the parination for stare treasurer tendered race. When the last rare were run ent organization last winter, and Mm hr the convention. In Ogden, Johnson, owner of Hooligan, wblrh has been responsible for almost chailenced Zeimer to race for n purso all the Important sseeselnations and of S5ifl. The roc wa not run owing "ON PAROLE." robberies since tb convocation of parto a misunderstanding that caused bad liament. has voted to return to tbs 78. At the Na- Mood between local horsemen and Washington. Sept. fold and submit to the orders of the tions I Theater last night Edward A. oJbneon. One thousand dollars .has central commHfee. This step mean Braden present efi for the firm time been bet rn the outcome of the face certain regulation of terroristic activ- ljenis Evan Shipman's new play "On and It hids fair to become a feature ity because sentences which formerly Parole." with Miss Charlotte Walker. of the fair. were passed sud put Info eseeuriau by Vincent Rerrano and Frank F. Aiken S till irresponsible Hrtle group of in the GOING TO THE HIMALAYAS. play was rol. Tb officers lr s hundred men brefter will have largely lending of attended, prominent to be app-orTur-.n- . by the central mm- the army snd nary ,h4ng present. 18 The Duke of Sept. Hiren't yon any one to BUSY A whom you could leave aome life inRuranre? you- make Rup-pns- e PLACE - ft pay a ble to your mother. IlnTe you erer considered how much y o u o w e . I t HUGO D. . WEIS 208 Bldg. Ogden, Utah. - p one-thir- d. ty e. HERCULES LAY-OVE- lay-ov- er . Pcte-shurg- f unit. cules Call and see one of tbeae Riiir it will do you good, even ff you don't want to buy a suit for the boy for school at present. rain-proo- . CLARKS SCS-C- ad I f 8 wrote I W( . re s ft. , cut represent the boy in bin element. What doe the average boy like better than to be out in a rain storm? He ia perfectly safe from the wet and cold in a HerThin , I i "fTT" 8sc bo-for- I Uasiiuearwswis dm ro uj. a STORES |