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Show 5IOI2XIXO TIIE Where po Your. Trading fliey Employ EMERYVILLE RESULTS. the 8aa Francisco. Jaa. 11. The fine a earner attracted a large crowd lo the Emeryville track tJday. Several good trick weat wrong ta the third race, aaoaag them being Judge Angleu and event being woo la y A. Powell, the Tellowaioae. rattling style by furkmge Hnadmat-deFirst race. S von: Alarle. second ; Silver Lane, third. Tim. 1:10 blends, Second race, seven furlong won: Routni, second; Jim Pendergaat, third. Time. 1:33. Third race. Futurity courae Yet lowatoae, wen: Ftoc marinate, second; Hcdgathorn, third. Time. 1 : 16 ftourth raoe. l selling Lama Wolf, wan; Trapse iter, second; Brian-tburpthird- - Time, 2:00. Fifth race, mile, selling Metlskatla won; Swagger, seooad; Togo, third. Time,. 1:46. l, Sixth raoe, Futurity couree woa; LAaare, second; Mooie Lucille, third. Time, 1:12 McCasky Accounting Register a 3 8-- Account Cannot Go Wrong- -' We Use Your 1--5. this System. Pickett Grocery Co. Baa-poea- 6. tTT POTH PHONE Avsnue. Washington IIP , CITY PARK RESULTS. New Orleans. Jau. 11. First raoe, flu far longs. Belling Prince Ahmed won, Ooltnees second, Katacrboff third. Time. 1:00 ecoad race, seven furlongs Reside Kelined won. Sir Vagrant aecoud, third. Time, 1:28. Third race, mile and a sixteenth Mania Neal won, Dr. McCluer second, Evle Green third. Time, 1:46 Fourth race, mile Juggler woa, Peter Sterling second, ZWnap third. 4-- Tim. lEA WE'VE BUSTED THE that you cut set Ut class at 3rd etass , fodhsnd (tor and give K t pick 2-- 6. . ASCOT RESULTS. or high Hint with no bad debt mbm added. ' THE JUMBLE. Pbonea 1144. MOO Washington. Bnyi, Anything. or Trade Ban Here Is the Place which coro prosaic us for its absence. Ti.e average foreign actor has imagination the first suiting the actor' gifts; he is spontaneous, easy, natural. realistic. Here, in piece of tho qualities, we are confronted with awkwardness of action, elocutionary deficiency, exa gyc rat Inn, mannerism and a outness that destroys every pleasant illuritm of the stage. Mr. Barclay avers that publicity 10 the actor Is as the very breath of his nost rile. managers, howAmong ever, a reservation must be made." he adds. Some, no doubt foolishly encourage the curiosity of the public; others, with Inflated Ideas of their own Importance, court ridicule by accepting a noli me t angers attitude towards the members of their company. Take, for example, the notice posted on the of a certain London theater to the effect that th manager requests the members of his company not to recognise him when they met him on the street- - As against this Instance, there exists ax American Impresario who la his contracts with actors and actresses prohibits Them walking In Broadway during the busy hours of the day." Here ere other ext note from this slashing article: Of hooka, knowledge, or anything scholarly the professional" has no ac qusintanoe. stags absorbs the the profligate, the unintelligent, and the vain among all classes. In natural at'ire the actor convince one that he would be unwell on a London County Council steamboat. If we deem the actor aa artist, obviously th brirklayer le an artist too a view hardly admissible outside of labor member rl rales. The Imitative faculty la largely developed la the undeveloped brains of children, and seen, la an superlative degree, la monkeys. When one sees the actor In breeches and boota full of anxiety lest he should trip himself up with bis spurs he reminds on of the man who went out oa a hone and came home Inside a cab. The majority of stage people live only to be noticed their overweening vanity demands it; their Improvidence at and la the way of any and they would rather lose their livelihood than their publicity. Laxity la everything has been his (ihe actor's) bane from childhood; and th narrow distinction between the exes which must obtain In a calling where men and women play with the sexual emotions tor so much a week necessarily dulls his sense of right and wrung. The architect, in designing the theater, creates; the author, la Imagining the play, creates; th scenic artist. In giving form and color to the setting, creates Each of these la aa artist. The actor la like the child with aa outlined plan who la told to fill in Iti different sections with certain colors. Ho creates nothing. Mall. self-cone- d call-boar- d 1 le ae'er-do-we- ll, aelf-respec-t; Los Angeles, Jan. 11. Ideal weather prevailed today at Ascot. A good thing oa eritlc at adds of 20 to 1 captured the laat raoe. A blanket would hava covered the first four horaea at the wire; First race, 6 furlong Greeno won; Renow, second; Kilter, third. Time, inapt DP 1:89 Fifth race, live and a half furlonga second, won, Glamor Colloquy Charlie Eastman third. Time, 1 :09 1 ". Sixth race, six furlongs, selling Penryhn won, Alaono second. Airship third. Time, 1:13 2 6. Seventh raoe, mile, selling Gold Mate won, Roval B recce second, Fori-ae- t third. Time, 1:40 EXAMINEE: 1:02. Second race, furlonga OotUlios, won; Cokmcl Jewell, second; Mountebank, third. Tims,. 1:16 1-- Third race, futurity course Succeed. won; Sly Ben, second: Lord of tbs Forest, third. Tims, 1:11 Fourth race, mile Uncle Henry, non; Bable, second; Sherry, third. Time, 1:44 Fifth race, mile Kinsman, won; Komobo, second; Roman Boy, third. "OBSEQUIOUS" MAYOR. Time, 1:45. Third race, seven furlonga Critic King Haakon and Queen Maud of won; Confessor, second; Caruthers, Norway, with the little Prince Olaf. third. Tima, 1:29 have paid their visit to the Emperor William, but they have not been reKOEPENICK REVELATION. ceived la state la Berlin. The court ceremonies and festivWilliam Voigt has every prospect of ities took place at Potsdam Instead. having his name handed down la his- This Is one of the effects of the growth tory not only as the brilliant raider of of Socialism, the stronghold of which Koepenick, but alas as the pioneer of la the German capital itaelf. new humans legislation abolishing the When foreign monarch visit the present system of police supervision German - court it In customary first of discharged prisoners. that they come te Berlin, then that The revelations at his trial of the they make ceremonial state entry Into occupy extraordinary persecutions which ho the capital, and that they endured despite the fact that he sys- apartments In tbe Imperial palace, sittematically endeavored to resume Ian uated la the center of Berlin. honest career, baa' aroused a atom of Maud, King Haakon and Queen however, alighted from the train at public Indignation and stimulated strong popular appeal for the abolition tho wayside station of Wlldpark, and or, at least, radical reform of a system occupied apartments In the royal pal which la universally acknowledged to aoe at Pntidam. The ceremonial rebe barbarous and unworthy of a dvt ception, state banquet, and other fesHied country. tivities all took place at Potsdam, The National Liberal party which, and the King and Queen only came to a special te in spite of Its name, la really conser- Berlin attend vative, haa taken up the matter and performance at tbs Opera bouse, after will introduce an interpellation In the which they drov to tho etation sad Reichstag at aa early date to demand started for Copenhagen. Berlin's Objections. a pledge from the govsrament'to IntroBerlin waa avoided in this way beduce 'a bill, reforming the present ay tom. Newspapers of all partial, Con- cause Berliners made a grant deal of servative and Radical alike, Join in the unnecessary fuss about tho reception demand for prompt action. London of th King of Denmark, who was tho last royal guest who visited the Express. Emperor In November. Public complaint were mad that SCHOOL HOWLERS." the traffic waa stopped la tbe etreeta An unusually fins collection of when th oerear.oolal state entry tpok school hoy "howlers" appears In the place, that the schools were closed "University Correspondent" for De- to enable tha children to assemble cember 16. We have extracted a few along the route to welcome a foreign of the most brilliant gems: king, and that the Mayor of Berlin a short name for the Eng- Herr Klrachner, obsequiously and with "Cabal lish prime minister; ' ca stands for many obeisances, received a foreign Campbell, and ha for Bannerman, and king at thd Braadeabarger Gate the 1 at the end means that ha la a All this publicity described was Liberal. sycophantic servility. Meetings wen The name of earner's wife was Ca actually summoned to protest against area; she was above suspicion. Tolstoi was the leader of the Passive tho observance of inch formalities Resisters; he had hie goods sold rath- when foreign royalties visit Berlin. One of the parties tn tbe municipal er than he vaccinated.- Charon was a man who fried, soles council appointed a committee to consider the question Whether the burgoover the sticks. Simon do Montfort formed what was master was oampellsd to reoelrs forknows aa the Mad Parliament It was eign kings bareheaded at .the Gats, and discussed how the something the same aa It la at the prescapital might receive royal visitors la ent day. a way compatible with ta own digThe Duke of Marlborough was great General, who always fought with nity. Several popular papers circulated a fixed determination to wla or lose. The Tories objected to the passing among the massee here published arof the Reform Bill because they ticles protesting against the mayor thought that the Hons of Commons receiving foreign kings bareheaded at would aooa he filled with Republicans the City gate of Berlin, which returns by enormous majorities none but Soand sinners. Clgflarnet .Wolaeley was the first cialists to Parliament, and la notorman to Introduce tobacco Into England. iously a hotbed of disloyalty. Now Berliners have become so revThe Transvaal Is situated oa a plateau four thousand miles high, and pro- olutionary that they cannot bring themselves to welcome their monduces large crops of serials. Socrates died from a dose of wedl- arch's foreign gueata tat due form, This la one of the remarkable elgna ock.The heart Is over the ribs in the of the times. London Express. midst of the borax. WORM" SIXTY FEET LONG. A thermometer Is aa Instrument for measuring temperance. A strange story-oa sen Is Te keep milk from turning sour you circulated by a Swedish serpent telegraphic should keep It ta the row. agency, and attracts considerable atDescription of a penny oa one aide tention, as It Is signed by U. Victor Is tbe King's head, and on the other a Aakarerona, King Oscar's most Intimwoman riding a bicycle, and they ate friend aad master of tbe royal ' call her Roby Taayer.. hunt, who declares that the statement The embalmed body of aa Egyptian Is accurate. is called a dummy. While promenading with throe Contralto la a low sort of muaio friends along the coast sear tbe fashwhteh only ladies sing. ionable resort of Saltjabaden, The article of our belief are the an hourbathing from Btoekhnlm, M. Anka-cron- a Creed, Lord's Prayer, tbe Ten and his companion saw, at a sad the Vulgar Tongue, distance of 200 yarda, aa animal- six' Mall. , teen to twenty yarda long swimming rapidly through the water, at a speed CAN THE ACTOR ACJf "at least equal to that of a good motor boat." throwing np large waves Does the actor create? Can tba a snd causing a heavy swell all along tor act? Ib the actor an artist? the coast line. The movement of These are some of the questions pnt the animal In the water were similar forth by Mr. Annlger Barelav la the to these uf a worm. It head was December "Monthly Review," and he above the water, and looked very much answers them dll with a definite "No." like the body of a turtle, being abIt Ja the English actor who comes surdly large compared to- - the circumunder the lash of Mr. Barclay's pen. ference of tbe body. .The back was ; He writes: U round,- - and without any outgrowths The incapacity of the English actor or fins. Its raW was greyish-browcan only be a subject for regret, esAfter several minutes the animil pecially to those who have experience slackened speed and then suddcnlv disof the Continental stage. . There. If appeared. whereupon the water he we do hot find art, we get Borae:hli.j; cam t til'. London Mall. , 1-- 1-- CHIDES, ETA II, SATVEDAV, STUTUE OF SIR HENRY mutiny of The At the d - - T.B.Evans&Co. GROCERS 2364 WASHINGTON uh AYE.- - A Geifa Pianos. i Newman H. C. Bros. Organa. WARDLEIG1I PIANOS ORGANS AND . HIISICAL MERCHANDISE Vkriln Guitars, Accordeoaa. Banjos, Strings. bare-beade- d. . lateit Fahll cations of Bkaat Music. tba Wonderful Pip Organ. - 23P6 iH Washington Avenue. OGDEN. UATH. Bran-deaburgr- r Second Hand Stores Th JUMBLE ttanpes Wash. Haile, 1144 ""ADA w r e buys, sells ary ld thing" ("blue" ,nd meet new ones. 2300 - , SECOND-HAN- STORE. f good a. Call er phens all kinds tacend-hsn- d fig"-1- baul zieqenhirt. Storm Ssoend-Han- ? d anything te sell er er phene 1S70 te fir Wash. Ave. 66. Ind. 676. . Bt A. DENKERS handfnUii I)' J? dhcsptsL H?k B Brice fer eecend- - end sell to the public 3416 Brant Avsl Bell Ind. 8201 & J. HERRICK A CO. M. L. tl8d' h,r s Whits; V r wrt,i-2Li-c5u"T,t 5" Rstoia Eadadmlp.' w. ton imw ms as. f . 1007. 12, IRVING. FOR SALE l ims-iU-.-i- profession held recently under .he presthe Garidency of Mr. John Harr. fraternal order of REAL ESTATE. lti eagles. CHOICE building on 21st st, $25; 61 ckvh, itfclanie 61 week; no interest, no uses. J. J. Bruntm!: 1. rick theater, it was unanimously ' resolved that the must fitting and practicable testimonial tha: actor could erect to the memory of Bir Henry Irving would be a statue. The propoasl cams from the comu.it-te- e through Mr. Hare, and was supported la speeches by Bir Ohsi ie Wyndbam. Mr. Tree. Mr. George Aand In letlexander. Mr. Cecil Rslt-tgl- i ter from Mr. A- - W. Pinero. It was that the au'hcritiea had offered the committee the choice of the best sites tn London: and the sum of 8.000 pounds, which Mr. Hare says 111 amply cover the oust, is to be subscribed, without any help whatever from the general public. !r actor, actresses, managers and dramatic authors. Nothing could be nobler." said Mr. Hare, than to found a National theater la memory of Henry Irving; but it is Impracticable, because it would require half a million of money . The public would not support or subscribe Fraternal Order of Eagles, Oadea Aerie, tis lit, F. O. E, meet every Monday evening la Eaglea 1 1 o- mo ef Reed hotel, at 1:90. Vialtlcg Broth-e.- Eaglea arc lavUcd te attend th FINE building lot close la, near car Aerie meetings. line. 125: make your wn serins. J. C. GA8SERO, W. President D. T. TRACY, Secretary. J. J. Bran-mitt- . DK. H. BL FORBES, Aerie Phjalctar BRAND new bouse, large panand FRATERNAL EROTHERHOOD. try rlose.t cluy water, electric Lght. cone foundation; close la on oar line; flJfoU: un the installment Ogden Lodge. No. 271, T. F. B meets second and fourth Tuesday at 110-lmplan. J. j. Brummiit. 8 p. m., in A. O. U. W. halt Visiting MODERN brick house, new. all members cordially invited. D. H. ADAMS. President complete; in railroad district; only IDA BECKER, Secretary. $i.iW; smell payment down, balK. F. M1SCH, Treasurer. ance same a paying rant. J. J. l-- l mo Bruaimlit, DEGREE OF HONOR. NEW house, well located oa Ogden Lodge No. 1 D. of H. meets In the bench, la good neighborhood near car line; $1,600; small payment Eagle Hall th second and foerth Wedafternoons of each month at down, balance tame as rest. J. J. nesday Brum mitt. 2274 Washington ave., 2:30 p. m. 81SJK SIMS, C. of H. boih phones mo JEANNETTE HILL, Financier. L. JENNIE PKOUT, Recorder FOR BALE Four room house, 3469 33'ashlagtou location. good vt, WOODMEN OF THE WORLD; mo. pr -l ADVERTISEMENT on PAGE COST ONE CENT PER WORD FOR EACH INSERTION. NO FIRST INSERTION LESS THAN 2k CENTS. ALL ADVER TISEMENTS MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE, BUSI EXCEPTING NESS HOUSES RUNNING OPEN BOOK ACCOUNTS WITH US. this u FEMALE HEeP WANTED. W te it." ANTED A guud girl tor general oiiuaework; guud aget. S.4 Zth. t( 13 ANTED Vt ANTED -- M'mu vimian. ave. 33 ANTED Girl fur general kowe auik. Mrs. hoUpp, J&14 MaJiauu. Girl lur general 3i6 ZMk i. 2643 hoiwe-aurk- . Madi-o- n 0-- 1 Before tbe resolution was passed. Eljen Terry made a proposal WANTED Guud girl for general that a museum should also be organhouaewurk; siua.l family,, good FOR BALE Thro eLolce little homes from 16 to 30 acre; good Improveised si an additional memorial to Bir wage. 2731 Madison. ments; at outside city limits. P. Henry, and mentioned that already A. Metises, 618 26th sL she bad offers of 8,(Mni pounds, and 33 ANTED Glfl for house'wurk, 452 6 to street. promises of support from many promiA NEW nent people, including the Duchess uf residence with city l,4it0. Terma. Sutherland, Mr. A. J. Balfour, the BishWANTED A girl for general house-uurwriter, on Beach, 8600 down, balance payable like payop of London, the Blshup of Ripon, 2659 wash. Canon Duckworth, Mr. Haldane. Mr. ing rent Ckanncy Parry, Cor. MmpHaapMamMiMaww Z3rd A Wash. 33' AN TED Girl for Herbert. Gladstone. houoe-work- , general Mr. Benson stated that Miss Terry 458 21st SL EIGHT-ROOframe house, modern, would proceed with her scheme, withlarge M, bargain, 88,760.00. out, of course, attempting 10 rival the WANTED A guod laundress, Ogden Fiveroom frame hens, city watother tribute to the great actor. Mail. U-l-General Hospital at once. er, large lot, snap, $760.00, Kally A ORE VALUED AT $7,000,000. WANTED Good girl for general housework. 2612 Madison FOR RENT HOUSES, Sacramento, Cal., Jan. 11.' Thirteen can loaded with Goldfield ore, valued SITUATION WANTED, FEMALE. FOR RENT Four-roo326 house. a at $7,000,000, arrived la this city this 28th Bt. wishes evening and will remain oa a spur EXPERIENCED dressmaker work by the day. Good refersncea, north of th depot all night, closely FOR RENT I room house block 650 24th Bt. Ind. phono 2736A. guarded by eight heavily armed men. oj Baerrd Heart Aradsmy; 89.00. The ore la destined for Vallejo JuncN. H. Iron, 8484 Washington Avenue. tion, arhere It will be treated la the redaction works and turned into shim MALE HELP WANTEfo LOST. Ing ban of gold and silver. ANY on car INTBUJGRNT contained hundred PERRON may Each on light hind foot. earn $76 to $1NI monthly correspond- LOST Bayto mare, thousand pounds of ore, carefully A merles a Linen Supply Return for sacked. ing newspapers; sure, steady Co., and receive reward, work; no canvassing; experience BOOKKEEPING ERROR. unnecessary. Bend for particulars. LOST 20 bill; liberal reward. RePress Syndicate, Lockpurt, N. Y. turn te George Hartley, 2582 Wash19-3Cincinnati, Jan. 11- An examinaington. tion of the hooka of the Norwood Barings Bank sad Trust company, re- WANTED Three young men, well LO8T Between Peterson's store and dressed, for solicitors. Call Broom cently merged with Norwood National Sirie's ranch In Ogden valley, letter hotel office. James Yoakam. hank, baa resulted la the discovery lie nutaixiok containing pencil of aa alleged discrepancy of $6,600. notes of great value. Return to MEN AND Clarence F. Turner, treasurer of the BOYB, Plumbing or brickWrights Clothing 8tora; reward- laying trade pays $6 te $1 per day; savings bank, aaya the discrepancy la we teach yon by practical l as true-tloa-a due to a bookkeeping error. No crimita 3 months; position guar nal action has been latituted. LOST Two checks aad $20 bill baan teed; free catalogue. Coyne te sea 28th aud 25th on Wash. Ave. Trade 4276 Eaetoa Ave., St. School, LEGAL Return to Standard, reward. Louie, Mo yr. Miss five-roo- k. Weber Camp, Ne. 74, masts In K. of P. hell ra Utah National m.. building every Tharaday evening at 2 o'clock. .Vlsltlag oodmea t11 invited to attend. LORD) G. H ENIN QER, C. Q. E. AUTH, Clerk. First Nat'l Bank Building. if KNIGHTS OF FYTHIAI; if f. 1 - Lodge, No. 2, Knlgbts of meets at Castle Hell, Utah National Bank building, ovary Mew day ovsalng. All K. of p.'s requested to meat with as. Ogden BENJAMIN MARRIOTT. C. E. R. GEIGER, M. of F. 1 N- - MKID, K of R. and S. 12-1-- 1 PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES Consult County darker tba Respsetive Signers fer Further Information. BITUATIONB WANTED, MALI. NOTICE OF PRIVATE SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY. AGENTS of William Singleton, Estate PROFESSIONAL JAPANE8E boy, genteel and honest, wants position a schoolboy; speaks and undarstands English. Address 2416 Lincoln. Bell phone 1076-Y- . Bog Lily drole. Ke. 174. meets army seooad and fourth Friday nights 7:89. In K. of P. hall. Visiting neighbors invited. nrsMie MRS. Gnat ELLEN A. Q. HORN, Offices over Badoona Drug Store. I seek thd business of nil parties; am attorney egnlast nil corporations and monopuUes. Prepared to transact any ind nil kinds ef legal buslni Attorny4-Lew- . WANTED. AGENTS WANTED Call I te 9 a. m., te 8 p. m. Caroba Mod. Co. 2291 Wash. Ave. - The undersigned wHl sell at private sale, one wagon, ope spring wagon, HAIR GOODS AND COSTUMES. quantity of hay, quantity of straw, one FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS. on one bedstead, bureau, cupboard, HAIR B WITCH EB for sale at reduced one organ, one plowt-odrag, aad THREE NICE furnished rooms for prices. Heir chaise a specialty of wheat 100 bushels (damaged), on light housekeeqlag. 167 llrd. Masquerade costumes te rest tor er after January 17th, 1907, and writbslls sad theaters. All mall orders unwm be received by the ten bide promptly attended to. Mra. CJE. Lee, Blnter-vill121 24 lb. ?. O. Bog 431. dersigned at hi residence at FOR RENT Furnished rooms for Utah. Term ef sale cash. light housekeeping. 131 26th Bt. JOHN F,. ALLRED, tf INSURANCE. .Administrator. N. J. HARRIS, Attorney for AdminFURN18HED housekeeping rooms, 227 W. N. PIERCE; Notary Public, Real istrator. 27th SL'. Also at 2663 Grant. Mod-eraEstate; Fire, Uf and Accident 1907. Dated January 6tb, 407 24th fit Inquire either place, a e, 1-- ' LhUE, U. K. 8469 Clerk, 2814 EASTMAN, Walking ton Avenues of Woodcraft, Ogdon Oral .Wen J, meets every Tuesday night 7 JO o'clock, K. ot P. baU. Visiting Neighbors Invited. Dues can be paid at to offie of Ed. Asth, th nfteraooo of too 26tb of soch wntb, First National Bank Bldg. SUSIE ALDEN, fi. N 118 Twenty-mat- h street, MARIE CK1TES, mo Avenue. LADIER of THE dark. 1731 Mm- - , I MACCAREES. Silver Hive No. L meets tha second 1:39 p. m. at O'Nolll Hall, Twsnty-Aftstreet sisters cordially Invited. BESSIE BEARING, U C. r LUCY NELSON, R. 8L M fourth Tuesdays at Yl-tin- o KNIGHTS ATTORNEY-AT-LA- C WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT. -t 2-- where you get Just what, you want W have In the Grocery Lin. a shipment of th beat grad of and Holland Herring In amall keg ala th kind that ell lnoae. Wo alao hi r select While Flab, Flnnaa Had diet. Kippered and Smoked Salmon and 6It Mackerel. BOTH PHONES 236. JAXl'AKY g OF THE MACCABEES. Ogdon Test, No. 84. meets toe second aaf fourth Friday evenings at I o'clock sharp, In L O. O. F. hnlL Visiting Knights cordially Invited te attend. J. W, HALSEY, Commander. ' F. F. BOND, Racer Keeper. MASONIC, . Esther Chapter No. 4, O. S. Regular meetings bald at Masonle Hall on Washington avenue, between Twenty-fift- h aad Twanty-aixtstreets tha flrat and third Fridays of each' month. Sojourning members cordially Invited te attend. ANNA LEWIS, W. M. LILY V. HALMTRD, Secretary. Queen B. h RATHBONE I8TERB. e, BOARD AND ROOM. FOR RENT Flratelase beard at the Virginia; place la tbe city. FOR RENT Two famished cheap. 8819 Wash. Ave. rooms, wk. JUNK. and THE INDEPENDENT JUNK CO. buys U1 kinds ef Junk. Bell phene I26Z. popular FURNISHED BOOMS, modem, eult-abl$1441 led. phoe 149 UX Green A Jacobfor railroad oeavoaleaces, 2666 wk Wall aveau. ses, 1146 Pactlla. e Meals every Saturday nfteranen at 8:86 In Fythlaa hall. Utah Natieaal Bank building. Sojourning sisters ego dially Invited to attend. MRS. NELLIE FRYER, If. H & MRS. ISABEL WYANT, M. of R. and 0. f- BOARD AND R0OM 449 29th B tract ORDER OF RAILWAY CONDUCTORS IF YOC have any kind of Junk, te Ogden Junk House; we jhsH Wasatch Division Me. 184. O. R. C, fer tt. BeU phone $86K; lad. 796. meats second and fourth Friday at MONET te salaried people without 8:36 p. m. la K. of P. hall, earner security or endorsement; payments FOR RENT Two furalshtd rooms, Washington avenue end 14th atraat te suit, either weekly or moethly; OBTEOFATHY. All brothers are cordially Invited te for light housekeeping, rear 2768 business confidential. Call LARGE, clean, warm, light fumlshsd rooms, chsap. Mrs. Andrews, 2469 Wash. Ave. MONEY TO LOAN. - my terms. and gat D. D. Drake; 410-1- bldg. Eo-cle- a 1 12-16- MONET TO LOAN oa forms aad misstate. HUNTER A eHy KENNEDY Room 9, First National Bask Ball lag. Lincoln Avs. 12-- 1 GORDON FOR RENT Furnished and no furnished fiats, 2634 Grant FURNISHED ROOMS for housekeepmo ing. Pesry Annex. a lYEfl, CORA O. I YES, Osteopaths, graduates tram parent school. KlrkvlUs, Mo. Lswte-Bta-y ner block, suite 61 Trantmcnt by appointment Hears 9 s. as. t 4 P. m. BeU phone 1914K. lad. toll. GEO. ALLEN, C. C D. U BOYLE. S. aid T. B. F. O..ELKR. Ogden Ledge, Me. 719, meets every Taaadny evening. Ledge and dab FOR RENT Two front sleeping rooms, Becoud floor Masonic buUdlnfo MONET TO LOAN J. J. BRUMMITT. II rooms, 232 2Iad strest Washington Avenue. ML A. FERNLUND, Physician and 8419 W. Dl BROWN; E. R. USINEB1 CHANCES. 19 and 12 a. Office Bergson. hour. KENT Light FOR housekeeping J. SL KNAUSE, Secretary. 1 te 4 f , a. 840 26 ik Rl Cffiae rooms: 117 29th st 678. FOR BALE Rooming house ef II Bell Ind. Res916K; pbonea, ORDER OF WASHINGTON. idue $4$ Wash, lad, phone Ml rooms, furnished for housekeeping, FOR RENT For housekeeping, four all ranted, cheap rent ea building. or flvo roosts. Apply 2121 Wash. Ogden Ualaa, N. 171, Order ef Cash down, $296. 2122 Waeh. Ave. SANITARY WORK Washington, meets every Taeedny Q. U. W. DOFE ef nil kinds. Bsll 'phene 6C9Z. eveaiag at I o'clock In A. Invited te comrades RENT Furnished rooms, modFOR ill. Visiting Heia. MISCELLANEOUS. S7SS Grant WANTED, McCarty. ern eoBvealenoea. 627 3lrd 8L WILLIAM DO YUS, Praeldmt STEAMSHIP AGENT. PRIVATE leeeoa ta French. Address WALTER RICHEY, BoeraUry. Box 221. FOE KENT Claaa furnished rooms, O. D. RASMUSSEN-Jtepraou- ttag tho OF AMERICA. with bath, the roughly naovetad; White Star Line, Bed Bur Line, Do- MODBRN WOOBf .EN YOUNG Japan gentleman wants also light heeaeheeplag rooms. The minion Lina, Ameitcaa Use, Scanprivate Bngllsh My teacher, p, O. Utah Camp, No. 9999, A. W. AGEE, j Colonial, 812 34th 8L Mrs. S. U dinavian American Lias, Holland Bon H, Ogden. V. C.; J. H. SHAFER, Clerk. Meets j China, Manager. Aatericaa Liao and The Hamburg ; ever y Taeedny night at End HsU, American Lina. Passangsra booked members Invited. FOR KENT Famished reoasa aaltable or to say point of Europe to p. m. Visiting from lor iwatlemea. 192 13rd. any part of too United States. 2867 DEGREE OF POCAMONTAl sad 2869 Washington Ate, Ogden, FOR RENT Furnished Utah. iMOTifl COUNCIL, No. 8, D ef P. sett Bloch, every Wednesday evening at nMU TAILORS. o'clock. Had HalL Due cm be FOR W 118 paid te Buete AldK C. ef Cloths cleaned and pressed $1 244k BL RANGE, linoleum and chicken. 642 month, 117 HU BL Bed u AM IB J. FLANZ, Peoahmta. phono I6IZ. Ml-- t 26th at. , ALlCa COLLfNB, K. ef R. VBTBRINARY BURGEON. NEW AUTOMATIC Corn Popper, peaODD FELLOWS. nut roaster. Cheep. 2460 Grant. D. P. MILLIKEN. graduate veterinary I Or- surgeon. Calls answered night or O. day. Office. Ogden Feed and Bale dur of Odd Follow. Memo in e grapho-pbonBALE-Baby FOR carriage, Stable, Both .. 2219 . Whsh. Ave. evening, Toeeiny hell every F O and record, good condition. phones; night phous 465 K. viidtleg bratbere cordlnUy Invited to 2726 Washington avenue. Ind 668. WINDOW CLEANING, ' BAILEY. Noble Grand. HSXRY KISSHL. 8eoratniy.: and BALDWIN, KURTZMAXN UTAH window and house cleaning Pianos and other musiJanitor and porter work. Bam CRT. Rebeksh Imdge Me 4. 414 mdse. Pantone, cal Trms, Co. BeU. 199I1L Offioo 414 I Queen bnlL Meets seeond md o I chaiaetsr t the transfer y. O, 25th. 6lh 3t Friday evenings at Odd Fsllswn servfoe w eupply ear pntrtms. rtraeL VIsMug TWmty-lsurtFOR BALE Cheap, one new 600 acPrompt, reliable sad at low weL tarited. tnembsrs aoconnt count McCaskey register.'J. ? ay time yon say wn b oa your E9THBR RANDALL NeM FRATERNAL WTlllam A Bon Co., Morgan, Utah. Job and handlo U expeditiously sad Iftiu LOLA W90DBERRT. walk ROYAL ARCANUM. Juaetloa City Lodge Its 26, lade FOR RALE Apples, apples, apples, meet Safest and best. Insure men for nendent Order ef Odd FeUewe, several hundred huihel ot red winevery Tbersdsy one, two or three thousand dollars In I. O. O. F. ball ter applra cheap. Phone 667-K- ; cordially tno Rocky Mountain Council. Ka 637. rrealnz Visiting brother 4536-Y- . ; press t. meets second and fourth Friday oven inrited to beBUNE. N. JAMES GUARANTEED Violin. $1 weak. Pan- Inga at A. O, U. W. hall, over How RICHEY, Becretniy., brothers Visiting sutra. 414 cordially 25th. til's tone. Invited. FRANK FOULGER. Regent FOR KA1JS Houtchnld gnod. stoves WANT AD8 YIELD BIG RESULTS. J. W. WOTHEItSPOON, Collector. and lady' new wheel. 1442 25th SL O. B. ROBERTS, Secretary. . ptiona 23 toT Fours. A ANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. P.E3L".."rS. PHYSICIANS AND BURGEONS. 26-I- L . tf dt M-l$--tf mas Bee-6-6-- tf tt. l Po-laa- tc ST o 9c. ALLEN TRANSFER CO. tf WANT AP YIELD BiO |