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Show r U No. 36 J. I), Jones of Seattle. who wee the last. proliaie judge t Provo prior to iei',h(iMl, le In I lie rily. He the el me of Washington as very (hie year along all llnua, wlrh real relate at Heat lie doubling about building every year. Twelve-storare going tip .with one fifteen storim high, and the population of Siiii.Ihhi in lurrmralug with wonderful rapidity. The Southern Pacific ha expended proa-Mma- y la terminal, and the raaj half at much. t4.IMW.U00 Ht. For choice hay, rolled oats and mixed grain of all kinds; fruli buxew, call el. at Croul's, S&2 Twenty-fourth Prnteaaor Beaaon, the new professor of mathetiiatira, has arrived from Chicago and has aaaumed his duties at tho high school. George Thompson, the Garfield contractor, was an well-know- visitor yesterday. Ugden INDUSTRIAL HELD BOARD ROUTINE THE held The Weber county Democrat their primaries last uiglu and elected the delegates to ihe eotiuiy convention, which meets in ihe court house roiuorruw morning at ID o'clock, for the puriMHe of irmijng a county ticket. The Itemocrals in ihe city lurued out better than they did in the county. In some district in the coumy no ni eel tugs were held because, as one county politician said, "iliert hasn't been a lieinorrat here for six years. The delegates named were as Made From Grapes NO ALUM No. Mike Flaherty, the man who was taken uff a train from tho west last Sunday, suffering from temporary Insanity. was so far recovered yesterday as to be able to continue on hla way to New York. Suren X. Christianson, the Salt laike y attorney, was an Ogden visitor FIRST WARD. George Wardlaw, Thomas Kninieit, Ben Terne. J. W. Wiuile. E. J. liar-ria- . B. Barton, W. H. Wright. J. X. Tracy, Mr. J. N. Tiaey, Mia. E. 8. Oakey, Mrs. A. E. Doxey, W. L. Alex Uhatlalu. 1. H. Ensign. D. N. Sirvens, Adari Gleilden, Mr. O. Riser, Ah Brown. T. J. Bain, Ml lug Be Forever?" Bishop James Tay- Thursa Hall. J. M. Brown. Mr. T. J. lor preaided and was one of the speakFain, John Lanahau and Matt Gaull. ers. Oilier apeakera were Charles SECOND WARD. William Underwood, Mrs. Ely Tracy, Karrsberg. Joo. Knigiq, .Ino. Wilson and C J. A. Lindquist. All spoke of Fred Voll, Dr. R. 8. Joyce. Dr. J. X. ihe IhrlHiian charaeier uf the Allen, John Taylor, Mathew Blakely, liiternii'nt at the City rtme-ler- John Shipley, Mr. Sarah lxnve, H. W. Jack-maW. Hadcon. Mr. Corey, J. M. Doran, C. D. Tyree. Mr. It ia remnl eil in railroad circle 8. Weat, John faille, J. T. Axiey, Robthat Baggage Agent Savage of llw ert Shipley, Janie Allen, Marlin Culwill he named len. Richard William. Mrs. S. Biecn, Short Line at Salt as ihe auereaiuir of Johu Keating, bag- John Young. Mr. J. X. Allen. gage ageii and deput master, here, THIRD WARD. a ho reaigna to accept a similar posi1e'er Ernstroiu, Hy Anderson, Joa. tion In Denver. Parry, Julia An ieraou, Jesse Driver, William Toiler, os. Harrop. Axel Farr, Nathan Tanner of the Walsun Taa-ne- r Joa. Read, Mrs. W. 8. Head, liuia company left for the eaal eater-da- y Read. Mr. Ann Jenkina, Wash. Jenkafternoon, a hers he goes to pur ins. Joa. E. Yerger, Win. Hall, Aurhaas winter goods for the firm. gustus Auderson, Joa. Gilia, Mrs. John Karr, Ixmis laf green, Robert WhitA lady's handbag was found yesterney, Rain Thomas. day afternoon by Mia. George W. BidFOURTH WARD.- dle, of 22 Twenty-thiratreet, who Dan John Beaman. Alex Brewer, left the same at tbs Standard office, Hamer, U. R. Belnap. T. D. Jolinaon, where the owner can ge; Ihe name J. 8. Peery, J. W- - Eastman. Frank by calling and describing the property. Chamberlain, A. ti. Harris, Dan Hagan, William Pnrierfleld, Joseph Cbex, K. Rrowu The funeral of H W. Gwilllani. George E. Cowles. R. waa held from the home pu Grant R. Brown, K. n. Brown. A. Wilson, avenue yesterday afternoon, Elder C. D. Brown. Alex Rlrle. Johu C. DaThe nmalc Kara Williams nfllclallng. A. W. Brown, W. 8. Lockhead, vis, was furnished by the ward choir and Clem Martin, F. A. who aaug Hymm Belnap. Mias Myrtle Ballinger, Rhiells, E. M. Conroy, C. C. Richnnlx, "Face lo Face." The speakers weie Chris A. K. Prait, 8. T. WhitPatriarch George W. lairkln. A. If. aker Flygare, Moyea, John Taylor and Kira WiFIFTH WARD. lliam. The interment, wax In the Cliy 11. H. Rolapp. Fred J. Klesel. T. A. cemetery. Rbreeve, G. H. islaub. T. A. Whalen, T!ie high school fiau ball team mi eta Jo. Heoweruft, W. M. MeKendrleka. H. Wllaon, R. T. Hume. Harriett the second team of the I'ulversity of W, Wood manse. Joa. MeFarlane, W. Vtali nn the Glenwnod field on Rutnr-da- E. A. MeGnw, Joa. Wallace, 8. 8. afternoon. Browning, Tho. Cunningham, 8. 8. in the caae of Read va. Feeney and Smith,A. John A. Boyle. Geo. lockhead, U. Horn, R. T. Harris. E. Lee, on trial in Ihe district court, the Hr., W. action against Feeney waa dismissed 8. Rolapp, J. Li. Herrick, Geo. Baker. Angus Iockhed. T. 8. Brownou n nou suit. ing, H. 8. Footer, Noble 8. Elder-kin- . 8. M. Kershaw, Geo. A. Beaman, J. R. Browning. J. W. F. Volker, F. B. De Yoto, Geo. lxirkhead, Jr. COUNTY DISTRICTS. Marriott Jos. Hewitt, itavld 8tan-ged r. afternoon. In rintab Rohevl Gale. EdenCbaa. Jeuaen Peter, THE ROYAL CHEF." a ho has been lying a planter cast at the hospital suf- Vsllaon Tanner, When Ihe curtain goea up at Ihe fering with a broken neck, la steadily Grand on the presentation of "The Imprinting, and It is now Ihe opinion of Royal Chef.'' Ogden will be treated to the physicians that he sill recover. aouie of ihe haiiilanmeat creation in faHhkma and at vies that have been Solicitors at once. Apply seen in many a day. Ml Gertrude Wanted 8 and 9 a. in. Hutcheson, the prims donna uf the between the hours of and 3 and 4 p. m.. Standard office. will wear what la aald lo Lamar Nelsou, manager circulation lie aoine of the handsomest gowns ever worn on the stage. The nivabda department. or Mlaa liuti'liewin's gown caine dit and wire of Charles H. rect from Parts, where they were sewho have been visiting Mrs. cured by lave over while Cl. A. Tracy, have ret timed to their s there. One nf Miss Hutrlieaon' home. ia a lteauiiful gown of orange llk. The aleeves are made imnipadour Joint C. Robb and wife of Wichita, of white chiffon pleated, and around Kas.. were the gueala of Col. John the top of the bodice are two mffle V. N'clsou yesterday. Col. Nelson and of the while chiffon. Iiluinieil with Comrade Itolih served In the same ar- narrow row a of orange velvet. All tillery comiuiuy during the civil war. arvniud Ihe top of the bodice are fulds of orange velvet. The skirt I ornaDied Sam 13. Jewkea, yosterdav at mented with hand made yellow chiffon the family resilience, 2731 Jefferson rosea. A large while chiffon muff and avenue, of diabetes, aged 26 J cars 3 boulder hoa made of seyeral row of month. The deceased Is aiirvlved by the chiffon acronleou pished, are er. a wife to whom he was married slum; rled. A crushed girdle of orange cldf a year ago. and several Inutliers hiuI fou velvet is worn on the diess. and sisters. His former home waa ai Farr the waist ia trimmed with pearl ornaWeat. The funeral will la held Sun- ments. The hat Is if orange rivet day at 12 o'elock. at the Fifth ward and c iea m lace. "I am quite proud of Hie fa el that meeting house. Interment will take my gown in this prod union arc absoplace at Haiti City. lute model and not copies uf anything Today la iaJles' day at the Klks that ha liecn seen before," ;yy x .Miss n HnteliPKou. "There is sometiiiug in eluli, and Hie rooms will lie throw open !o all Klks uud l.idics llilu after- originality when it Is shown In drexse en noon tind which I homul to be nit rati Ire to The public eve. (If course every one like reover the n well dressed to The funer.il services ind wuma'i. L:ir-cil were o si e n liainlniiie s when one main of Mr. Thcckla I held from ihe Mound Ford meeting production a 'Tim liny a Chef one hotiseyesierdHy.il 2 p m. I lion wa-- a nalnially ex mil to see tho very large ai euil.ince of rcl.n ives mid tines' crea toiiK of the modiste art." friends and the tWal offerings wne Mastc whs furuishcil hr ihe lieautifnl. lie (liar arcoinpdsbes Ids ends by de. ward cNiir. except a solo by Mrs. Km-il- - ceil shall render no lil nul vviili MadiLnrk. milled Jins: Our PartFrom the Turkish. Mon-tell- crea-tUui- OSDEN AT FRIEND. COURSING The Racing Today Waa the Best of saw : 1 lu-a- t t If You Need a Watch Come to Us 1 In-- hive ;ho ready cash Just ,i poiiion f i' We will arrange so you can pay for it in m ai!o.ien's and carry ihe watch while paying fur selected from the best tinker in (it K.vchesuiv A non l mill we know them lo he reilahc. watch, gold ff.lej anl Jeweled for ll.l.ioi. reed 1 - .!- .'-- - In-a- Want a Diamond I'omilcs Iii'iiii'iniix are a luxury l: moi people bui yro ly worth a milch to you a that much nmnev :i Wo can sell you a diamond ring from g o no to tuuii.isi on the insiH'imeni plan and you ran sKl.l, IT BACK lo us any time for ensb leas 1 per ceut (food L? offer, ; S'lrii'tae 'n-a- t lard SUSTAINS KING FREDERICK. Britid'e, New Wrinkle beat laird Diamond Chain beat Klhti-v.Wood. I'lidertakcr laine hem Sweet Oct. 11. The Copenhagen Hannah Sundance beat The Teller. of the IHmlali parliament today L beat Plnktugton. WPile June adopted by majority of 6.". vov. ib.i ben: Stylish Lady. Snmeihing mld:va it.miih ; hr the left i Reform Trorali-snmbent Cha 'lcy parly in npiv l.vthe speech finni the t (T.iir throne at the opening of pariiauien: Major Kipgs'iin. Bright nea1 Lady Vilen. Joe Ikiyie heat UtM. (icioher 1. to the effect that the bouse t e.; ..id;. Patsey Haven tic:; I Jdy 1.1- the government of it up n:ie. Gol. Hinder heat Duke Mixture. p.ui tn rur-vl-.out the reform an lT!,:on Forge beat Mr Surprise. Belle tiO'.inced 'u lit: g Fieilei-frk- ' speech l. i of he Hil hear Kalian Con Fnnv four 'b'pulie efrainnl fr :i v. ling. Bnnn. ipercM' IV. iv lu-Sir-ptie- . i lowe--hous- .1 .1 Han.l-Mitit- H". tn-a- I - iii-- G-- Vegetables Staple and Fancy GROCERIES ALWAYS NICE AND TRkSH 2344 Washington Are. Himself. WEDDING PRESENTS are the order of thp day BUSWELL THE JEWELER is where you buy the FROST IN OKLAHOMA. ward-Cuuu- Guthrie, Okfa., Oct. 11. Advices from imjiortant cotton sections of Oklahoma and Indian Territory are to the effect that the crop was materially damaged by this week's frost. The crop wa practically made, bnt much of the cotton has not yet matured and the plant in that stage wan killed. A conservative estimate gleaned from the reports places the yield f at bale per arre. Cotton markets in the two territories are flooded and sins are working night and day to dispose of the offering;. Seed cotton In many places ia lying on the ground at the mercy of the weather. There la Wirtl.OtiO worth nf the baled product in the local murt house. Mound Fori amusement ty Third ward hall. In the county out aide of Ogden City, at the UKUal places for such meeting. The prerlnct primaries fur the county convention should nominate candidate for justice of the peace and for constable. And each cltv ward anil county precinct should elect a member of the rountv committee. T. I). JOHNSON. Chairman. W. D. WILSON, Secretary. OUCHAKOFF best for the money 379 TWENTY-FOURT- H one-hal- NOT BLOODTHIRSTY Havre. France, Oct. II. M. Zolti. a friend of Ge.v Ouchakoff of the Russian army (who arrived here yesterday from New York on 1m Provence in pursuit uf hi wife, who fleeing from her husband In ciunpny with Lieut. Gabriel Kipi(f I. spent the night with him at tlie Russian consulate here. Acting a the general' spokesman tmlay. M. Zntit declared that Ourhakoff wax overccme by tlie which ptiblieliy given to The ch. "outrageously represents him a on i char life for the nf IJeut. bloodthirsty Exipoff." M. Zolti nmriiiiie,, The general." "has no desire to kill the man wlm in He him. eonvinccil that wronged . 1 aeml-mllitnr- y Washington, (let. chief of ihe liureiiu of forestry, who lias Jusi r.impletcil a tour of tlie I Fine Fruits u Docs Not Wiah to Kill Easipoff, but Wishes to Rescue His. Wife. - - all-ag- e Is where you buy the Best the Market Affords DEEDS. The detail of Washington, Gen. Franklin J. Bell to rnmmand the. American military force In Cuba was made dliectlv by the President, and stated the reason for that order, by competent authority here, was that aa by hla administration military governor of the province of Balaugas. one of the mot turbulent of the Philippine subdivisions. Just after the crista had been reached In the Aguinaldn rebellion. General Bell allow ert such a combination of the beat qualities of a soldier anil of a diplomatist that hi selection was deemed expedient to undertake similar duties in Cuba. It la further stated that General Funaton has fulfilled bis entire mlaalon to the satisfaction of the war department in securing the surrender of the arms of the revolutionists without loss of blood, and that It never was intended that he should remain in Cuba in n capacity. Ex- - The Quality Store Oct. 11. 1y Friend. eh. (let. Today furcHt reserve, railed :m Ihe comaing futurity Imeight d:iwn l. h'e i.resiilcninlay. Mr. Finrhot ttnnl-i :niiml the liegiiiniiig of gratification wiih ihe reauli Thii;ike the d,i1. racing of his insHitiiii tour and of the her. was the best of nilll eoiidi'lnn In whlcii he found the meet. the forest reserves. There had been BonFourth round of 'In futurity nniv on lire on the reervcH durnie si. Clair beat Bandit King. Ghiiip ing the big he say, and the summer, Mr. bi: beat Il'itiiiHky. Master Sport binned area did ml exceed probably Nail X'leti. lieai May Pniteriin heat over 2.i"n v. This i a idler Bert Be. St, ('tail Mamma he.i; record than bit of last year, when St Clan llapto Mutniai are i nf foret land burned Fifth lounri Game S;ut In at Rim over bn! via if one per nle S' I'liili. Master Bob tie.it Nan rent. Pa"erso!i. lies; St. Claii Figl.iiiif Fire. ZEPPELIN'S AIRSHIP. The finals use! -- mi fin.il- - in t i tn run tonw-TnH": ini ( i il Major Groa. Tin- it. t e stake Ktbati Xibii of i i' army ball.ion coip;. tn Mittiev Kill'.- - Mig'ivai neat ii 1 il iii'tu'-the InteniHt Ioiiu 1'hnel.ie ii fjr'eni.v. il.vrViM H.ni I Bi'.ie. .Miss cbilpple Hii Signal. iiihiron i uric Mirh'ir, today Halil he had returned from seeing fount ZepM.iv beat Mamma's Bum. Si Kune In at l.a lv K. I.eat Lpiy iieur pelin' .liiKblp i "led at Friedri.'hi-hHfeiGirl. .I ml Sillied: las; Girl. ltou!ilei lieai - stem a pjml one. Lam Bandii be- Toronto Maid. Stir Sa'IP- lieai Mushinau. S B mill bin iibip la entirely arable aKina Kg.ui. i.l'tlc Mood beet I n- lu pe tl.e iraf' ulll be tented in rough c:ither Zeppelin, however ha spent divi led House, Bird f Gi.ifion i whole fur; une In experimenting (J drk Ho'li. Qaeeii IV.i'liman ben' hi I ion Bov. Sant's Hond'.um beat Happr with airship, uml la not ah'.e :n con'' Thought. Lnlv White Hat beat Fast tinue hi work II The Toggery BY ROOSEVELT. Roosevelt ufacturers. Iin-rlie- i. the Meet. 20.00. The Detail of Gan. Ball Was Made by (k-t- . Gifford Plnahot Raporta Forcata in cellent Condition. ovemtatg anil for rhildivii that ever camt to Ogden. Kuiu and oreivouts for boyg from 3 yeum to 111 vcai'8 at priccM from f.I to Grocery Co. DETAIL Demanded by the Association of Man- s Kwellcat top coat An uld and reliable team of baseball player from Ogden will cross bats with the Salt Lake team In that elty next Sunday afternoon for the championship of the male. The Salt Lakers have objected to Morteusen. Messier or Rlexrud playing In the Ogden team, but the following arc the winners: Hopkins, Noah, pitcher: Henry, catcher; Clark, first base, Hansen, second base; Taylor, hortatop; Bluth. third base; Jensen, left Held: Gtmlln, center field; Randall, right field. it is expected that several hundred will accompany the team la 8alt Lake. ), REVISION. y r ir PICKETT The following warranty deed were recorded with the county recorder: John E. Sherlock anf wife to B. Farr, part of lot 1, block plat A. Philip H. Bruphy and wife to John J. McGregor, part of lol 33, block 10, South Ogden survey ; ft 60. Secretary. d of lttrK riotliPK art I itHf. Kampock, Viking ami "Itfst Kver Knits. We know you want the beat and have it. Crack T aam Will Play In Balt Laka Sunday for State Championship. WRRANTY he It Resolved, That the Ogden local at the Socialist party voice tha unqualified condemnation of Mr. DaLon'a Connie as one nf treason and desertion in the face of the enemy. Mr. Dnltod'iv act has severed hi eunneetion with Ihe Socialist party and hla power to do it Injury, nevertheless, In Justice to themselves, ihe SoeialiHt of Ogden desire to go on record a unfaltering opponents of the American party and any other party that would discriminate against any religion. JOS. MACLACHLAX. Our Best Lines BALL TEAM cum-plrte- d ON CREDIT AVENUE The announcement wa made afternoon that Jaute W. fon-llk- . the assistant ticket agent at the Union depot in this chy. had tendered his resignation and would leave ahurt-l- y fur Nevada, where he has accepted a position with the Charle M. Schwab company. The steel magnate la largely iniereated In Nevada mining properties, aud Mr, Conlrak will enter bis employ just as soon as his successor ia appointed. He wa la Salt lmke City last evening and could not be seed. The many frienda of Mr. Conllsk will regret to learn that he Is to leave Ogden for good, but at the same time will reojlce tn hi good fortune. Iher.-for- ep-rial- i Company. a TARIFF 8 Lath Sacur Brick Contract for Scowcroft Addition. mally Bar-ttiu- 's Uue-teni- J. S. LEWIS & CO., JEWELERS 1 AT THE BIG CLOCK WASHINGTON Calvert LET RIDE MATTERS CONSIDERED LAST NIGHT. iu-'- i If You CONTRACT While the papers have nut been fordrawn up, the brick eontru.-for the Scow cruft new warehouse ba been let to the firm of Calvert A Leek. It la expected that the contract will be signed sume time today in order that bricks may be supplied for Immediate use. The contract Involve over a million AND ALMOST LOST HIS LIFE IN and a half bricks. It is one of the DOING 80. largest in the history of the company and argues well for the quality of work the firm 1 accustomed to turn out. Part of tho number required the Haber Wheelwright, in Attempting to company baa already on band. The re Jump from a Car, la Dragged a mainder will be made fast enough to Block Not Seriously Injured. keep up with building operation ou the structure, and wiil practically occupy the whole aueutioa of the comYeatej-daafternoon Hrber Wheel- pany until the contract is filled. non uf M. D. wright, the Wheelwright, escaped death in an acJIM CONUSK RESIGNS cident which deprived him for a itm uf couaclouaues. It waa thought at first that the child bad been killed Gives Up Position as Assistant Ticket outright, but sulmeqnently he recovAgent to Go to Nevada for tho ered hla aenHcs, and no serious results Schwab 11. A revixinn of thp Chicago, general tnriff law of the United tRnte and belter i eel time! I,v wiih for !gn rounirlea. England and ('un-adJo. wa in a resolution lleekenlotier. by the National A anuria Gun Hariisvllle v. H. Anilerwin, John adopted of Agricultural Implement and Vehicle Itnhli, Wm. H. Uiwder, Parley Taylor. Mannfuetum at the rlowing session North Ogden Henry Barker. 8r here t'iday if it thirteenth annual William Hailey, Nathaniel MontgomA convention. bouquet tonight ery. Henry Harker, Jr.. Mr. Lilly Fer-ri- n tin work of the convention. ami Mi. Ixmle Ford. Tuduy's session wa devoted to a general fiiKru-siii- n of the timber industry of the United Slates in which it wa LCW BROTHERS SELL OUT . pi in ted out that Can da had about Sell Depot Ness Stand to th Gray the only pnuluri available fur nmrii of the business or the member of the Company of Salt Laka. The matter opposing orcHiiiaiion. was film I! v disU'ed of hy the adoption ljyw Bio., who for thirty- years of the have conducted a fruit ami aialfoncry ieoiii:'jn calling iiMi congress to revise the entire tariff 1wa bearSuire at the iletMit, have been suiTecl-eing ilium liimlii-- und It product, and hv the Gray eonipany. During tlndr sojourn at the depot lt.v Bins, h.ive CiiUing for I a t general reciprocity tile 'ni "d States and all counson many rrienda and patrann. Tln-nie so associated with the depot tint tries legHrdinp all timber product. thi-lwithdrawal from husfm-will he u the iasilng of a landmark FOREST RESERVES. y Tom lurt. The board of trur'ec of the State Industrial school met ai tho lnatltu-tioypsteritay afternoon, in the regular monthly meeting, all member being present. Tructee H. 8. Jot ph reported that the iate engineer hart prepared niaia of the line and grade for the pipe line to Moore' spring, and that the will follow. male Inmate were digging the trench Young Wheelwright with a number fur the lina. Bid for The pipe had if companions was playing on Twenty-fifth lieeu solicited aud would be ojveucd street, near Jackson avenue. When the atreet car cants down the Ortolier 26, Secret aiy Hollingsworth reported track several f the boys caught on the back end to steal a ride for a that he had communicated to Governor Cutler certain portion of the block. As the car neared Moume aveaupprintendent'a report for August in nue Wheelwright attempted to land, regard to the alleged immoral conduct but in throwing himself from Hie car of certain Inmates. The governor had hla foot caught so firmly that he wa acknowledged receipt of the same. In dragged for nearly a block. Fortuthis matter Superintendent. Thomas nately une of the passengers oa the reported that he had waited upon the car saw the lioy and yelled to the governor and had explained the caae conductor. He brought the car tu a at audit til. In detail, also the matter of the alleged immoral conduct of the female With the aid of passengers and hla Inmate, while on their outing In boy friends. Wheelwright was picked South Fork canyon lsal summer. up unconscious and taken Into Imresidence. A physician Trustee Joseph offered a resolution in which the board places itself, on mediately summoned, and after applyreoord as instating on the erection of ing reatoratlvea, the bov recovered a cottage for female some distance consciousness. from the present wire. Adopted. Alihough badly bruised, no bones The superintendent report for Sep- were broken, nor internal injuries retember was received and filed. ceived, despite the fact that the cars Parolea were granted to .Hattie was running at a high rite of speed. Jaycock, Careswell. Roble and Hardy, The experience of Wheelwright ought Boren X. Christ euen of Balt Lake to have a healthy effect on the boys appeared liefore the board with Mr. who are accustomed to steal rides on Shaver of Balt Lake, mother of Mar- street cars. garet Shaver, asking for a parole of the girl, who waa aeut to the Inatltu-tio- n COUNTY DEMOCRATIC by Judge Brawn of the Juvenile court on the 6th inat. After a lengthy CONVENTION dlsciiHsion of the matter, it waa ordered that the request of ihe parents Ogden, Utah, Sept. 13. 1906. of the gill be presented to the board At a meeting of the Democratic In writing. county committee, held this day, the following calls for primaries and for a SOCIALISTS DENOUNCE DALTON county convention were made: Primaries for the state convention will ba held Monday evening. October Local Organisation Hondo a Roast to 1st, at 8 oclock p. m.. to elect deletho Nominee for Supreme Court gates to the Democratic stale convenJudge. tion. to be held at Salt Lake City, October 4th. The local Socialist party adopted Primaries to elect delegates for the the following resolution at a meeting Democrat le county convention will ba held last night: held Thursday, October 11. at 8 o'clock Whereas. V. 8. Dalton, editor of p. m.t and the Democratic county conthe Socialist organ, and vention will be held Saturday, October Socialist nominee fur Judge of the supreme court, has resigned hi nomination to Join the American party; e Rhupe, Will Colvin. Mberty I). N. Shaw, J. H. Brown, C. E. Clark. Huntsville. No. I X. C. Monenson. C. E. IViermiu. Alma Ietemon. 1. E. Berlin, I). 1). McKay, Angn McKay. No. 2 A. A. Allen, Jaa. Nellann. Pleasant View - Willard Cragun. HIUwmII. John May cock, (). H. M-- WATCHES AND DIAMONDS 12, A CAR n y Mrs. Hnrara Galllisin ha returned from a tao months' visit on the coast. OCTOUK1! MORNING, f Democrats at Mattar of Allogtd Immoral Conduct Vary Small T urn-ou- t oa Part of Cortam Inmates Wad Primaries Held in City and Reported to Governor. County Last Night A Cream of Tartar Powder . EDITORIAL ROOMS Independent 'Phone .. Sail Rhone, two rings BUSINESS OFFICE Independent 'Phone Bell 'Phone, one ring PRIMARIES ELECTED TO DELEGATES COUNTY CONVENTION. CREAM EXAMINER TELEPHONES UTAH, FRIDAY (WIDEN, DEMOCRATIC MEETING OF BOY STOLE Fifty Years the Standard 1'aul EXAMINER: MORNING 8 cum-pies- ROUGH RIDERS. r. 11. Charles E. of Oklahoma Cliy. president nf the Roosevelt Rough Rider association. talked with the President today alnii' the date for the next annual reunion of the orgamratlou. This meeting wiil be held at rreseott. Ariz.. at which time 11 la also expected that a statue of Capt. O'Neill of Troop A of the Rough Riders will be unveiled. If it can be completed In time. The President ha attended the reunion of Ills former comrades In arms and anxious to go to Prescott next year. No date ha lieen fixed for the coining meetiug. and it will be mailer for fur' her eonKlrleration between Roosevelt and the officer of the Ills wife, whn was confined in an Mr. Rough Rider. crazy, and hi asylum lu Russia. to ave the woman from sole chject GOLUCHOWSKI TO RESIGN. the consequence of her filly and take her hack in Ru!,!. where hc will lie Vieuiiii. Oct. il. It in reported ill cared for. und avoid fiirhcr scandal. s M. Zotil ilecllne.l to reveal (Jrn. Hungarian official circles that Count A ioluchnwxki. the fid me n'anx. in gar I an minister of foreign affair, wi'l resign at ihe end f this month and that hla DUEL AT DENVER. 1-.Count Kudlnph prohalile 11 Denver (ic f national Janie Thomton Welseralii'ltuli. he delegate of the dual and A. E. H.dDes. caniblor. engaged defense, ai.-r the Algerli in a pi:.! duel lu ihe efficea of the monarchy conference reform. Hinleiage company on on Moron-mCount Gn!itrinwxkrs position Cum sireet bn een Foiineenth and ha been 'oiisidered lint. is Me owing s' rew a. ihlw aPernoon. and long ' Hiuicsrlan distrust cf hi poliev. Thientnn recflve.i a wound In the hi-- b He I which bn been regarded as reepn'n-fiblmay prove fatal fm now- at Pi he ,vii.r Luka's hospital. Hoffses tariff was sin.: :r. i'iea right wrist. Thornton war. by if.ich Hungarian iradc ha I walked nearly j. uioek to a drug atore icon affected. aud fe'.l exliHiisted in the iloory. llo1TpK awat'ed the coming of the WILL AND CODICIL ARE FORpolice and to arrest. Hoff-esGERIES. wa recently discharged frnm the employ of the nompsny Pa.. Oet 1 5"v.,:.ti had succeeded him. B l aud Thorn-oexnr 's in the wii; and when the men J. I., i raw ford wii'iioni.. todav for tt,c fivdng declar-rot today c'lbnir.aed In a lT. B it stHM-that, the so- o! men timer In Denver ami Sihcoiei w,T ;n.) rniicll a;e L.i'c famiib . Washington. Oct. 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