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Show MUSICIANS' PROTECTIVE UNION Meets at Ux.ob Labes h1 eeoaa ueday of each month. u rnaa. WlUiaaii. preel4eat, JOSEPH SALLANTYNE. Director Ogam Tiktmwl Choir. Vatca Building a Speedily, tiwin &U ili'diirt An. "'estover. eecrriary. CHAA, C. THATCHER, Mi AM him f Arranger lulae iu Wse, V RUTH PiaiMaC pMaa HA W. V 8TOWELL Teacher ef Litar, Violin. M3 27th St. lad 'phene PROUT af Violia and Plan MM Van Sanaa Av IDA M. CASEIN V P. HUNTER Teacher af ttuitor and Mandella. (Marawiaa 8yatam). Ala Plan tudie CM Quincy Ava. MR Inatructer ef Pima Stoma 810 Unceia Ave MlfeS CLARA VARNER, PUne TeachLeaohatiaky Metho Btreet er, MO Twenty-thir- d DENT MOWERV Studio phene, Ind. 750; Bell 1134. Raatdence phene, Bell 116& Plane Theory. u M. W. JONES ERNEST A W. SALTER. Teacher ef PhM. 274S Adame Studio Plaae, Cabinet, Organ aaS Hie many. studio 4343 Wash. Ave. HENRY 14 Avenue Waahuigtoa blair Plana Tuner and raM'rer. ten and aotiea regulating. waah. Ave Ball W Tea ewer af Plana, StetlA . Tun Teacher e Plane. MRS. V E. REDFIELD , f ADDIE J- - paf.rv m Inet meter an Plan Organ end f Lessens Veeal tor, St. Twsnty-thirSH Nate Stadia MRS. TILLIE N. BLASDEL, Canceit Pianist celebrated h lk at M. PANTONE. J. agent for Factory Kurtaman and Elligten Balden a 414 Twenty-fiftpiano V W. PUROV. Teacher a Vteiin; alee Jrcaaetral Pen, 166 Sato Belt phene ? el Kate 0 Neil, Teacher Plane, Stud.e 262 Phene 1S1. tor Orchestra Ituiriul Muel- c-. J' , MISS OLGA WEHRENIL MRS. MARV L. SHIPP, af Duller an S Maadeli IM 3M Sb Im Teacher ef StaB" Bell UOt Adams av MISS ALMA BAUER of Plane Leachatmky Method, Studio S3M Adame Ave Teacher C. BARRA TT Taeshet af pane and vacal cultural Studio, Ogden (Wednaeday and TOuraday,) 2643 Lincoln ave Studio, Salt Lake City (Monday, ADA Friday and Saturday,) Square. 21 47S-- . ART.. .. Kandad MRS. J. L. HERRICK. Leeeona la china painting. Filial apocialty. Complete Uns of whte Studio 1740 china and aiatarlal Waah. ave Real Estate Agents Per bargain la Ogden and eutelda prepertiee aee Claeelfled Sale, eelume PRISONER! RELEASED. MARKET MARKET WEAKER. SOMEWHAT Government Fiscal Operations Are Againat the Money Market Absorbs $2,442,000. y New York, Jan. 2. The stork market bet, him weak after a period of desultory trading during the early A demand a bleb hours uf the Imraiue evident at any rite In prices and the apprehendin' that additional liquidation remained to bo effected prompted the renewed nelllng of the market by professional operators. There were evidences of liquidation here and there In the list to confirm them In their attitude toward the mar-ke- i. Ae a motive for the selling which was made by the sellers themselves f the report of the Interstate commerce commission embodylug Its Investigation of the Standard Oil company. The substance of the report was not unknown to Wall street any more than was the atrullar report transporting to congress last week Northwestern cost carrying railroad but the publication of the reporta made aa impresslua on Inanclnl sentiment ss a ciimulatha evldenca of the scope of the government activities against corporation abuses. This Influence was supplemented also by the circulation of rumors of further recommendations to be expected from the President looking to an extension of the commission's Inquiries into railroad proiierttea. The prominence In public affairs with which the pursuit of corporations has attained has given large responsibility lu the opinion uf the Onanclnl world for the difficulty In finding a market Aw new capital Issues. It Is felt that if adequate capital la not forthcoming, the March of Industrial progress must be checked. The abandonment or curtailment of works of improvement on t large scale would be necessarily an Important element In employment of labor and demand for const rurtlun which might have n determining Influence In the turn of the Industrial tide towards reaction. There were minor Incidents In the ds.v'a events hi keep this point of view prominent, such as reports that the course of the Iron market indicated that (he cream was off the Iron and steel trade, or the receipt of statements of railroad net earnings for December showing n uniform tendency (awards decrease front last year's level owing to the Urge Increase' In operating expenses. Quite positive assertions were In circulation that n decision had been rendered against any Increase of the dividend on United States steel at tomorrow's meeting of directors. Rates for time money .advanced again today. Government Oscal operations are against the monev market agnln, ths having already absorbed $2,482,000 upon the new banking week. Dliirounte hardened also In London in spite of large gains In cash by the Hank of England. The completion of the stock market settlement this week In London Is n source uf heavy money requirements and some anxiety regarding the market position In Americans. The decline gathered force ns It progressed and the dosing was very weak and active. Honda were Irregular. Total sales, par value. $I,57ii.Ihi0. U. H. Honda advanced per cent Leavenworth, Ks., Jan. 2S. Eighty-fouinmate of the military prison at Fort Leavenworth, most of them men who had been punished bur desertion from the army, wens relented today on an order from the aecretary of war. This Is the largest number of men ever freed from any prison at any one rime. The men had been sentenced to serve from one year up in the prison and nil had been confined one year. They were recommended for clemency by Lieutenant Colonel Young, of the prison, because of good behavior. There was not enough eitlien'f clothing la the prison for them and several of them remained In prison tonight and will for a few daya until The the clothing can be supplird. government has made no appropriation for giving the men transportation to their homes, ns It does la the United States prison, and they have been turned adrift without n cent In their pockets. The majority of the men came to Leavenworth during the day and brgged food and shelter for the night. Some of them managed to get aa far as Kansas City with money borrowed from soldiers at Fort Leaven- Real Batata, Loane Insurance Commerelal Stack HO Bede Mdg, A A BRUMMITT JA E. BALLANTVNS. Baal Eatote laeuraaca and Im .MCmanto. OMaa SIS Ecelee Bldg- - Loane Inaurance, Heal Estate I40S Washington Ave Beth phenee ' 'i : a : V F. Estate 4. M. PORRISTALU Surety Baade Rhl Beta to and Ineumnee SIS Eeclee Bldg. :'i Real Fire inaurance Both Laane Notary. 410 Sbth phenee W. N. rSIRCK. Raal Estate, Notary, Fire and Bath Life Inaurance 411 24th it A. A. WENGER, Raal Eatote, F:ra Insurane BRATA II KELLY A HERRICK. Gonerei Ineurana Laane a Rsntele Raal Estate Investments. OGDEN V L. IVES. Raal Batata, Laane Inauranee, Rente Caliectiane Notary Publie vestment Estate Ineu'ance Raal Beth A IN and In- REAL ESTATE VESTMENT CO. gaga Laane SS Flret Natl Bank Bldg, lad. Phone TIL Eeolea 214-22- 11000 Real Bldg A C. NVE, Ceuta, Loans and Netary Pwbll B411 Ion Avenue Ineur-ant- Washing 1 W. B. WEDELL B. A SMITH and Realty Broker. Notary Publie Ream 41, Flret Nat Bank. Real Estate. Laane Inauranee and Rentale 2444 Washington ave Boyle block. Beth phenae Mina In E. V POLAPP. Batata JF Ire Inaurance Notary Publie Rentale 404 Eeclee 8 Bldg Bell phene 14; In phone 447. A C. SIMMONS. Real aetata dealer In Five Paint Real properties and farm lande Rental eropertleo handle 220 Wash. Ava, Listen to me dee Which will be boat; Ta straggle with rent, dear. Or ehall we Investf Anewer by mala or female ta the JUMBLE. 230V Waah. Hallo, Bell 'phene 4vS-y- . CHAUNCY PARRY Real Eetete, Plra Insurance and laane Conor 23d and Wash, Be men 1144. Attorneys JOSEPH CHEZ, Attorney and Ceuneeler at Law, 40 and 41 Flret National Bank Bldg, Beth phunee NoOgdan, Utah. tary in office i i Attwney-at-Law- M. D. LESSENOEN Attorney 504 . E44 Washington Ave E. Attemoy-at-LawTwenty-fourt- 21 eea'a Grocery, aver Richard-- ' ind. phene 4 R. S. EL, ! . 2J Flret Nat Bank Bldg . h a Ecelte Building T. HULANIEKI Attemey-at-Law- Reeme T. R. O'CONNELLY. 64 Tintic Finds Demand at .Greatly vances Prices During Day's session. FARNSWORTH Attorneyat-Law- . 114 and 119 Eeclee Building City Florists DER ECHUIT. Funeral deaigna ef all kinds; cut flowers and petted plants. All or-da- promptly filled. 740 Twentyaighth ;i at . FINED $4,000. For Importing Four Iren From England. Moulders Jan. 28. The company, manufacturer of min ing machinery, was fined 94,000 today by Judge Ijmdls in the United Btntes district court following the return by Jury of n verdict finding the company guilty of Importing four iron moulders from Manchester. England, In violation of the alien contract labor law. Counsel for the company will appeal the rase to the United 8tatea circuit court of appeal AUla-Chal-m- Chicago, DECISION ... .30 1.93 .21 Nevada Fairview .. 20.50 Silver King .09 Sacramento .13 Silver Shled s e a .63 Stray Dog MIIMK .27 Swansea South Swanesa .06 Utah aeuoeeg 1.92 .43 Uncle Sam May Day Nevada Hills ' IM M I 31 4.00 .26 24.50 .10 .... FOR RICE. Victoria .... ((Ml 17 Hasten Con, Washington, Jan. 28. Tbe case of Charles 8. Halre vs. James H. Rice, state treasurer of Montana Involving the right to Invest a part of the proceeds of the Montana Btate Normal school lands In tha erection of normal school buildings, was decided by the snpreme court of the United States today favorably to Rice. The action was brought agalnM R'c. because he refused to honor a warrant drawn upon the state treasury for n normal school building under course of erection, on money derired from the sale of bonds Issued upon the normal school lands. H4 took the position that the transaction was antagonistic to the Montana laws which requires bonds shall be so Invested as to draw Interest for the benefit of the normal school nnd the Montana Supreme court sustained him. The supreme court affirms the state court on the ground that under the congressional grant, the Montana legislature could not rescind the regnlattpq ef the Montana constitution. i ' .30 .07 1.77 .95 Butler Liberal Beck Tunnel a BUck Jack . e Century Colorado Mining s a a w 2.15 .14 .65 .30 .07 1.97 .44 3.25 .31 .10 1.80 .37 .60 2.17 SAN FRANCISCO STOCK Imtratata Broktrags Company. Jan. 26, 190 ICE MEN PROSECUTED. 4 7. 99 92. 19.92. $9 90, Short Ribs May. 99.50, $9.42 99.50; July, 99.57. 9.50, 99.67. Washington. Jan. 21. Twrnt.y bills relating to the Istrtct of Columbia were passed today In the house, this Cash quotation were ng follows: being Distrlrt Dsjr." A Joint resoluFlour-Fir- m. tion was passed granting penmswkir. Wheat No. 1 spring, 75983; No. 3, to the secretary of war to sell during 724(82: No. 2 red. tbe next three months to clrlsens of Corn No. 2, 42; No. 2 yellow, Montana, at actual coat to tbe United 43. States, at the pine of sale, limited Oats No. 2. 35. No. 2 white. SlfT quantities of bay. straw nnd grain for ; No. 3 white. domestic use, from the stork provided Rye No. 2, 63; fair 19 cholre malt for the use of the garrison at Fort ing. 61056. Asslnnlbolne, Montana. Flax Heed -- No. 1. $1.15; No. Dlxlon. senator Representative north wealeru. $1.22. elect from Montan explained that Prime timothy seed. $4.60. there were 2(1,000 head of cattle In the Clover, contract grade, $13.35. vicinity of Asrinnohoine threatened I Short ribs, olden loose 99.2509.45 with starvation by reason of the menu pork, per lihl.. $16.60; lard, per now rnging and in dire need of inn iba., $9.60; abort clear aides, hay. straw and grain. I boxed I $9.25fi9.37i,. At 5:10 p. m the house adjourned. Wlilaky, basis of high wines, $1.29. SALOON LICENSE NOT PROPERTY. Recslpts and Shipment. Flour Receipt, 20,.1)0 blits.; San Francisco. Jan. 28. The attorWent. 19.600 bills. neys for Motor Hchmltx filed In the Wheat - Kneel pis, 25.(ofl bu.; supreme court today their brief in 25.000 b. 1. support of the application for a writ Corn Receipts, IK9.0O0 hit.; of habeas corpus. ments.t i::2.9uo bu. I mail One of the main point 235.500 bu.; that what Rchmltx Is amid to have et 87.400 Ini. ments, toned from he restaurant keepers is 6.0OO bu.: hipirents not property in the legal sense. It Is none. maintained that the law d'tas not look Barley Receipts 98.oou bu ; ship upon stloun Itcensa and the profit men:. IS.i'tio bu. It la also set therefrom property. forth :lit a man may legally threat Produce. cn to do what ir lawfully may do. On the produce exchange, tn.'.jv. tin out Under subheads It Is r but-cmarket .1 strong; rresnieries that the indirtr.ient doespointed not state 21W31: dairies, 20028. thst either defendant is a public offiKggs steady, si mark css. included. cer. or that the property extorted was 25; 1,1km under the color 22021; firsts. 24; prime of official extras, 26. rights. Cheese steady. 13015 ADJUSTMENT POSSIBLE. 73f74. 36f37. blix-xar- d im-n- t. Rye-RcCei- p's, Phone goZ. THE PORTER FLORAL CO. Choice out hewers always an Flerai dralgne a specialty. han Greenhouse eor. Jefferson ave. end Twentieth at W. L. Porter, Mgr. Phenee Bell 240-Z- ; Ind. 243. VARNEY FLORAL CO. Plerel deeigne ef every description to order. Delivery promptly made. Order by phene. Bell 113-k- . Greenhouse, 162 Thirtieth eL CONFERENCE OGDEN FLORAL CO. Flerai Artiete. Store 411 Twenty-fourtGreenhouse opposite Qlonwood park. Phene Bell 535-a- . In 14L SATISFACTORY. satisWashington. Jan. 28 faction is fep here nv. ;hc lesnlt Ilf the cenf.Tcnce ill Hi r:.u Ilf the Auirriciiii unit t'.e' uiHn ur:fl II tllfclul prop1 sit jii:s. niurr ihthmiii ii s!! u!v t i: irlrK:r.g home ii:c : L . pending .u.v.ci-- Nnr;iei twii The cheice-- ' carnations, and ether flower with appropriate Price moderate. 1E2 freen.ef. Be'l BILK. Tl !.- t'om-iotsnn-- drrarrii Gr-msn- ,ii, certain c.incrs-in:- ! r is lieiievcil the aiih-iritluis r.'. l:e'.;er to grant. Thi 'cr.in.! the ene with i w ill have i deal, in ( r Ogden City Dentists . '. i'l ',i;-i.- .k l.-- PELSHAW'B DENTAL PARLOR Over Bpatgee Beak Store , (45B Wash. Ave. 'Phene Be I Si '"I no' ta for sevenl months. (hat 'h ' nTeried to lias been deMcd In nv, r the pert.id when congr-- s, is net in nk.uiu ar,. lu order that he new Vi 76-k- treaty. unrest ari-u:!:,; plied State and irjp-,.i(.ty T.. i i I Norfolk, Vs., Jan. 28. The Ice trust prosecution by the state of Missonrl against the Polar Wave Ice company, the Merchants' Ice company and othon call. ers came up in Norfolk toduy fur the taking of depositions made by F. A. CHICAGO FUTURE Stillwell, who dedsred that he had been buying Ice from the Merchants' The leading futures ranged as fol- Ice company In (hat city for 17 lows: cents per hundred pound when the 77 77 Wheal ft 71; price wan suddenly Jumped to 25 cents Is, May. 7S. July. 78VL 77, 776, 77; SepL, 78, per hundred pound, atlllwell said he 77. 77. refused to pay the Increase and nought Corn Jan., 42. 42, 42; May. 45 to buy from other companies in 8t. July, 45. 45. 46 45. 45; Liuls, all of which refused to sell to Owl Jan., 36. 36, 35; May, him. 37, 37: July 35, 35. 35; Attorney John G. Tilton of Norfolk Kept., 32. 31, 32. for the state of MIssonrL AtPork 516.52. $16.92', appeared May, D. M. Klrhv of St. Isiuts aptorney 916.82: $1195, peared for the defendant Ice comJuly. $17.07. 917.07. Lard-M- ay, 19.77. $9.72. 99.77; panies. 99.8U, Julv, 99.77, $9.10; Kept HOUSE SUMMARY. VARNEY FLORAL CO. r Ad- Salt Lake, Jan. 28. Trading was fairly brisk on the flior of the Balt Lake Stock and Mining Exchange and one of the features of the day was the rise la Bur Consolidated. This stock went begging a few weeks ago, whereas today, it sold np to 29 cents and seemed to be in demand at the cloae. Daly Judge weakened, tbe stock sell lag down to $11.50, while Lower Mammoth maintained Its strength around $2.25 and $2.3(1. Beck Tunnel moved forward slightly, as did Colorado; but Black Jack moved off a few points. Co lumbus Consolidated told down to S4.60 on tbe open board. Tbe cloning quotations and sales were: The following quotations and sales were: 11 B. VAN BRISK IN SALT The chiefs of police In Leavenworth, Atchison, Kansas City and BL Joseph were notified by Colonel Young to prevent them picking the fellows up for deserters from the army, 1 AGEE A M'CRACKEN. Ceuneeler 53, 54 and 55 Flret National Bank Bldg. Phenae Bell 10. Ind. 40. VOLNEY C. GUNNELL Office FAIRLY LAKE MARKET. 1-- 2 Mar B. H. GODDARD, Raal E elate. Fire and Life Inrun enee Notary Publie 411 Eeclee Bldg, Bell Phene B84Z. ;. TRADING worth. y N. H. GODDARD, WM. A. HICKENLOOPER. Real net aee, I neurone, and Invert manta. 109 Eeetoe Building, to H. H. Ivee Inmates at Fort Leavenworth Art Liberated. Eighty-fou- r STREET STOCK WALL JANUARY 29, 1907. TFESDAY, congress which convenes next December may have ample tlttte w deal with the question. STOCK Music & Art Instructors OGDEN. rTAlT, EXAMINER: MORNING THE !'( 1 expire Is bell! w-- Uarix. Jan. 28. - It is learned from an ecclesiastical source that as a result if the advice tendered to the Pope. Jan. 25th. by (tie French prelates, the Pontiff has rhHrged his position towards the chun-- and state separation question in France and will issue new Instructions under which It Is heller ed it would hr possible 10 organise public worship under tbe supplement ary law introduced by Minister of Ed uraM.in Hrirnd C'aMln.l Richard, archbishop of Paris, has telegraphed to the members of the French episcopate requesting them tn intend another meeting here A preliminary assemblage of blshopa took place today nt the residence of M . where the Cardinal ha made his headquarter since he was compelled to leave the Episcopal pal ace IVnys-l'urhin- Washington. Jon. 28. The supreme court of the United States advanced the hearing In tbe rase of the United States versus Uinsxn and company, involving the tariff on sitlcles Imported Into the Philippine Islands from the United 8tate between April. 1899, and November, 1901, and et It for April 8th. Solicitor General Hoyt told the rnirt that this would be the last of the Philippine test cases. REGALADO ARRESTED. El Paso. Texas, Jan. 28. In the arrest at Juaret today of Juan Navarro Hraalado, a prominent Mexican. It Is believed that the mystery surrounding the brutal murder of two young Mexican women In that city, ha been solved. The two women, of n prominent family, were outraged Had chopped to pieces with an axe December 18th. TWENTY-EI- JAPANESE CONCEALED. Pxo. Texas, Jss. 28. Twenty-lJapanese were found concealed In a box car near here this morning by Immigration officers, Including sereral women disguised as bovs. They had waded the river to avoid payment of the head tax. El x WANT ADS YIELD BIO RESULTS. |