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Show MORSIXG TELE J.J. BRUM MITT Real Estate Bargain Counter. EXAMINER, CHICAGO OVER FOR RENT DUNNE. (Continued From Page One 1 & CO ON THIg ADVERTISEMENT PAGE COST ONE CENT PER WORD FOR EACH INSERTION. LESS NO FIRST INSERTION THAN 26 CENTS. ALL ADVERTISEMENTS MUST BE PAID IN EXCEPTING BUSi ADVANCE. NESS HOUSES RUNNING OPEN BOOK ACCOUNTS WITH US- - GROCERY L Y STm inim wl to ahow I win bo ptooaed 0Yer' 1 you property, pay-fregot you a homo and quit land and baoomo your own 'A5 buya a good building within "in a hall mlloa o! tho cantor of ?d This u a nic. toon ani naada but to bo soen to ba Twira Dollara buya n nleo lot woU IbS," a little battar than tho Boren nly TWantrFlTO DoUnra atlll hnyo one are of our leaden. Them lota boat foat to alley; the at of tho oory are aoU. Ba nfca and nightly; thjwo oven buildlaga going up in thla loU at. One Dollar Ry. Wo tail theao until down and ona dollar par weak or M aid for; you may taka ona lot daairo. Wn hara had aala of theao lota, but wo 261 Smsiial UoonUnuo to aoU them for Twenty-FivDollara par lot. t I hava Five Hundred and Twenty-lighfeat frontage by 140 feet deep, e to school, doss In near car line etoeealluvial aoii, good neighborhood, rich --m by city water mains, nice and Flra lyygt alT in good ahapo. Only own Dollara par front foot, make yonr tonne. .. Dollara per acre buya Bsventy-FIv- o a ice tea acre tract of land near tho wear factory, artesian walla, acmeor n If yon need farm home near the city whom you can raise truck, auger beeta or fruit. Bee this lands A new frame house well located on a principal street, nice lot, n good Inn modest vestment. or will make boms, only $400; terms. Nina Huadred Dollara hays four lota with a throe room frame house, wall located la the railroad district, in good neighborhood. Thla is a great bargain for one who wants n house la thla locality. with barn, rents for Fourteen Dollars per month. A good hay for a home or an investment, only Oooa four room house, close In on Adame Ave.; Brand new five room house well located on beach, near ear Una, city SmU payment down, water, $1,400. balance mme ns paying rent Twelve room house near the 'Southern Pacific shops, all In good shape, will pay 10 per cent not on Investment. flood all room brick house with city water, largo collar, trass, out buildings. near car Una on bench. Only terms to suit six room frame house, with lot, near public school, close to car $1,600; Good six lias; bi.4Q0. . A bow six room modem with foil basement, close Arena, $2,100. ' $71 brick house, In on Adame per front foot buys n lot 16$ The Governmdnt Building; deep, some Improvements. near feet Crest snap in business property on Ktk Street this property must ba add it once. Will pay 10 per cent net on the Investment A rare opportunity to make an investment which will yield so large a permanent income. Four Dollara per front foot buya n rhoice building lot on 24th Street thla is surrounded by good residences and Is in a choice part of tho residence part of the city. An elegant lot in Nob Hill, 10x11$ feet to alley, very cheap at Forty Dol- - MARKET WANTED Dales ' Figs groceries The Best on the Market Prompt Delivery E-- A. OLSEN 2259 Washington Ave. ROOMS. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. ROYAL ARCANUM. FOR SA1.E - Seven acres of good land, including wattr au.l brick residence, ueai car line. 12,700. An elegant residence In home-keepin- Tested, sound, reliable. Fraternal Order. Insures men at reasonable rate for one, two, or three thousand dollar. Accumulated emer-seac- y FOR RENT Fra:sht-- room. railroad district. $1,400. fund nearly throe million dot-l- a 22-w 3 Twenty second. A r. Investigate with bath, lot S0xt23: Rocky Mountain alto good barn, within H block of Council, No. 437, meets second and FURNISHED rooms for housekeeping. fourth Fridays nt A. O. V. W. kaiL street car. $1,200. 3220 Lincoln. One brick with hath and F. W. Btona, Regent; J. w. Wotha spoon. Collector; O B. Roberta, gec'y. sewer connection, $3,imH). PUR RENT One fu.nikhed front Also one one frame and room, inquire at ;;U'i Waabiugvou MASONIC. frame, all located on beuch. la avenue. , first clsas residence district, $1.4(N) Qaoaa. Esther Chapter Na 4. O C. each. 8. Regular meetings held at Maaoaie PUR RENT Furnished rbesp. A rmpi. new und baih, residence, on Washington avenue between Apply 2S37 Monroe avenue. with hot and cold water connec- Hall Twenty-fift- h and Twenty-sixtatroeta tions. la railroad district, $l.m). the first and third Fridays of each FOR RENT Nicely furnished flat. CHAr.NCKY PARRY, 3634 Grant. month. Bojoaramg membora oordiak . Cor. 23 and Wash. Phono iy invited to attend. ANNA LEWIS, W. M. FOR RENT Two rooms, ntrelr fu ULT V. HAL8TED, fiacratory. niahed. for housekeeping. App.y 274 FOR SALE Twenty-aee-onComer lot, Twenty-fiftatreet street and Madison avonue, 1x2 PYTHIAN BlfiTERR, d rode, house, pantry and FOR RENT Three mouia for light cellar. Address Mrs. A. D. Smith, Meets every Saturday afternoon nt housekeeping, 117 24th. roomy 26 and 24, Woodman sec Blk. 2:40 la Pythian hail, Utah National Bank building. Sojourning slstora corLARGE light front dially invited to attend. rooms, cheap. 2444 Wash. Mrs. FOR SALE Ranch, in acres, 2 miles MRS. EVELYN G LAB MANN. If. M. C. Andrews. from city limlta. Address 1040 Por MI88 LOUISE RITTER. M. of R. CL for Ave, Ogden. Mi-lmFOR RENT Newly furnished looms ORDER OF RAILWAY CONDUCTORS with balk, also light Sousa keeping WANTED, MISCELLANEOUS- rooms, 311 2 2nd. SHKL Wasatch Division Ne 124. O. R. C. neota second and fourth Ftidnyn nt CARl, C. RASMUSSEN writes fiiw FOR RENT Furnishes rooms, mod-tFirst Natl. Bask Bldg. 2:24 n. m. la X. of F. hall comer cwBTonioneoe 627 22rd Washington avenue aal 24tfc snoot. Boom f. 14441 All brothers are cordially ia riled to attend. WANTED Pork, veal, gad chicken FOR RENT Ciosa furnished GEO. ALLEN, C. C. at RuaseU-JamoCo. 141 24th SL with bath, tiacrsoghly ro no voted; D. L DOYLE. B. sad T. wise light houskoopiag noma- - The Colonial, an gun gt. Mm S. L WANTED. TO BUY. China, Manager. WANTED-- A good family horM.1 Ogden Na 713, nuota omy FOR BENT Famished Room SS. Biiylo Block. Bell phone Tuesday LoJgo, roome Born evening. Lodge and club aott Block. 1441 335 Z. 4 S if rooms, seoond floor Msounlo b sliding. 1414 Washington Avoous. BOARD AND ROOM. WANTED. W. ROWN, E. JL Second Hand Gnoda and Upholstering. J. 1L KNAUSB, Secretary. HOARD and room with modem confor alee fruit (arms. City veniences. 3424 Pingive Ave. I. T. Alvord, by P. O. Phono 63 and ORDER OF WASHINGTON. 4 24l. 323. 141-t- f Ogden Union, Na 172, Order ol BOARD AND ROOM -4- 42 24ta street WANTED Two flrat-clasJersey Washington, moots ovary O.Tuesday U.'W. cows. Inquire office Consolidated evening nt I o'clock la A. WANTED, nOOMB AND BOARD, 'I Visiting comrades tori tod to Wagon and Machlna Co. attend. WANTED Board and room in prlv-- 1 WILLI A M DOYTJC, President. from A to B. 2nd Hand ate family by gentleman. 8t.e Anything WALTER RICHEY, Secretary. 2200 Wash. Phonu 1144 Iho Jumble, priee. Address B. A R., care Standard. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA. 4.4 Jt Wa-'- i. 4- Beneficiary -S at truaiubermaide 3 JO-tf- . 362-X- eight-roome- oon-fine- If you want to cut dowa Uvtag tapes aa a call and as us sad ba couvisaed Female help, at Blau Industrial school. Apply to superintendent. WANTED WANTED-- Chambermaid at the 347 tl A Heed hotel. Cor. 24th and Grant Phones 2SS Bali; 6JI Independent WANTED Aa experienced woman for housework. Good wages. Call fell !4lh SireeL WANTED Ave. Girl for geueral nouse-worfamily of two; 2548 Adams WANTED Girl fur grueral work. Two la family. 6U7 house- ii.h. WANTED Girls at Overall sad Shirt factory over ChrlateaMB's bhoe Store. $ 2-- WANTED Good reliable girl for eral housework, 2762 Wash. SITUATION WANTED, gen- FEMALE. WANTED Position as bookkeeper, cashier, or typewriter. Best t.f reference. Adrcee B. C., care Bund Gt aid. 4-- a o It a a a WANTED Position aa attendant to invalid or care of children, Nurse. WANTED By man and wife, board and room In private family; price Standard office. ne object; rloae in. Address D. WANTED care Standard. MALE HELP WANTED PERSONAL. Utah Camp Na 3220, Modern Woodmen of A merlon, moots every Tnoeday Parties to kite soms snaps I. night at Kegls Hall, 4 p. ra' VtotUag Carl O. Rasmussen. membora inti tad. 241-lV. c. M. A. GOin I PK01DF1T GOODS SPORTING COMPANY Wholesale and Retail PORTING GOODS, dob bare of EDISON PHONOAND GRAPHS RECORDS, ClarigHorrecko Fishing Tackle, tall and Dean Athleve Good a, Phenegrapha Bald an Easy SSI 14th St Terms. Roosevelt Delighted. Washington, April 2. When informed of the election of Mr. Bunas aa mayor of Chicago, President Roosevelt made thla statement: f "J am exceedingly pleased at Mr. Basic's victory. During hia service as postmaster Mr. Cortelyou and I grew to feel that he possessed, to a very marked degree administrative ability. 1 believe he will make an excellent mayor of Chicago, and I heartily oon gratnlate the city." W. A. Malan. S. E. Malan. WE CAN MOVE ANYTHING. MALAN Kaneas City Qoea Republican. Kansas City, April 2 IX K. Cornell, Republican, waa elected mayor of Kansas City, Kan, today over W. W. Rose, Democrat, and John Gray, Socialist, by a plurality of about 1.000 in a total vote of 1S.000. Prohibition In Nebraska. Omaha, April 2. City elections were held in all the cities and towni of Nebraska, excppt Omaha. Mouth Omaha and Unooln. Probably of the towns Ignored party politic!, voting only on the question of Ucehalng saloons. Party lines were drawn in a few cases. In only a few towns were the existing conditions changed. EPKCIALTIEB-Pta- finfo Maying and Storage. A set of houao pinna, nt the corner of 24th and Washington. Return to the Standard offleo and receive reward. LOST OFFICE Street. TWenty fifth -- Indw 224. Now In Bel, 220. the time to order your Oklahoma Republicans Win. Guthrie, Okie., April 2. Returns from Oklahoma and Indian Territory indicate sweeping gains for the Repub-HcanThe entire Republican city ticket waa elected by email majorities, C. M. Barns being the mayoralty candidate. The Democrats at Oklahoma City claim the election of practically the entire ticket. The Republican ticket waa successful in Enid, Shawnee, Kingfisher, Tulsa, 1. T.; Chickasaw, I. T and, Okmulgee, L T., while Lawton, Hobart and Norman returned reduced Democratic majorities. In many towns sentiment toward the constitution was merged with local Issues. Belas In Republican Ranks. Boise, Idaho, April 2. At the city W. N PIERCE, RENT Notary Publle, Pocahestaa A. MORRIS, ODD FELLMWR Ogdon Lodge Na 6, lndepeadont Order of Odd Follows. Moots in L O. F. ball every Tueeday evening. V toiling brothers cordially Invited to a be pretest J. W. BAITJCT, Noble Oraad. HENRY KlSSBl Becnrtary. Real Estate; Fire, Ufa and Accident surance, FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES In- 407 24th BL Fraternal Order of Eagles, Og-lo- a Aerie, Na 114, F. O. E moots every JUNK. Monday evening in Eagles hall, oast of Read hotel, nt 6:00. Visiting BrothTHE INDEPENDENT JUNK CO. buya er Engles era invited to attend tho all kinds of jusk. Ball phono 1112 Aerio moettoiA Ind. phono I42ID. Grass ft Jseoh-son- , T. C. MORRIS, W. President 142 Pacific. D. T. TRACY, Secretary. DR. IL B. FORBES. Aorta Physician IF TOU have any kind of Junk, 'phono I to OgJen Junk Itouso; wo wiU call FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD for lu Bell 'pkoas, I25K; lad. 72L 2124ms. Ogden Lodge, Na 171, T. F. B. moots and fourth Tuoodoys at occoad ' LACE CURTAINS? 0 p. m, la A. O. U. W. hnlL VWUag mam bars cord tally IsvHod. WANTED La co curtains to lanndry D. H. ADAMS, PrasldnL IDA BBCKErI Boeratary. nt 127 10th 8L lad. Phone I625A. e. F. M13CH, Traaaurar. FARMS. RENT Three farms. Either crop or cash rent Apply to Hunter ft Kennedy, Room 6, First Nstional Bank Bldg. FOR 2624 . Between 22rd SL and Utahan FOR Drug store, on Weak. Ave, aa eu watch inscribed gold with graved Initials from F. 8. to D. T. Return FOR SALE Jotting process steam well driller. Box 72, H. F. D. Na 2, to 226 23rd. . OdDEN LODGE NO. MUSIC. 1, P. OF H. NO 1, D. OF M, OGDEN LODGE I BELL MUSICAL merchaadlae, Typ meets in K. of P. Hall tho trot nod alao do all kinds ro- eto.; wrltars, Brigham, Utah. third Wndnosdny afternoons e oooh W. P. month nt 2:12 n. m. MONEY TO LOAN. FOR SALE. SUSIE SIMS. C. of H. JEANETTE MILL, Flnnnctor. STREET CAR MEN, Mode Fruit Farm for City Property. RAILWAY, OBTEOFATHV. U JENNIE PROUT, Rncordnr. CLERKS. BOOKKEEPERS, and all Boarding House, near ohops, 4 atari ea. Boiler mms GORDON O others employed, find oar oflicn re- Blacksmith shop, 10 CORA IVES, 0. IVES, WOODMEN OF THE WORL& liable for auma of $10 to $100. Dis- 1. T. Alvord bjr P. O. Phone 43 and 333 Osteopaths, graduate from parent counts If paid beforo dua. Payments school, Klrhvills, Mo. Lewls-Btar-Weber Camp Na 74, mectn in K. suspended In sickacea. No ehnrgo ner block, suite 60. Trostmoat by of p, hall ia Utah National Bank for application. The City Loan Co, FOR SALE lioraea. Inquire of J. appototmeet Hours 2 n. m. to 6 building every Tharsday tvnalng at Suita $, first NaCl. Bank Bldg. Toponce, Harrtoville, P. O. Box No. p. m. Ball phono 1014K. led. 1311 o'clock. Visiting Wood mss aordtolly 141-lmo 173. attend. to invited MONEY to salaried people without PHYSICIANS AND SUROEONS. T. C. MORRIS. C. security or endorsement; payments FOR BALE Rhode Inland Red egg, E AUTH, Clerk, First Mnttonnl 723-2to anit, cither weekly or monthly; 76c per netting. TeL 763-K- , Bank Balldlaf. A. FERNLUND. DR. nnd Physlctaa 240-- wk business confldsntiaL Call and get Office hours, 12 and 13 a BeBurgrt. my terms. D. D. Drake, 412-1KNIGHTB OF PYTHIAS. m., 12 to 4 p. is. 140 25th 81 Office FOR BALE $47.00 baby carriage for des bldg. Bell 616K; Ind. 611 a phoneg, 2725 ol $20.00. Ind Washington. 40 Weak. Ind. phono 601. Ogdsn Lodge Na 2. KnightsUtah Castle phono 668. Hall, at meat Pythias, National Back building, every MonPIANOS. FOR SALE Good secoDdftaad stovoa. day evening. All K. of P.'a 347-lns. Cheap. 467 K. J. M. PANTONE, ;ilst agent for tho to meet with W J. UNDERWOOD. C. CL celebrated Kurumnn Pianos. 414 MONET TO LOAN J. J. BRUMMITT INCUBATOR for sale, E. R. GEIGER. M. of F. fith 8L street. I N. MEAD. K. of R. and 8 t I Our goods are now in and would ba pleased to bare you call In to see them. Wo alao do repairing, denning and pressing. J. E. BOLSTAD Ill 24th at. Phono h-- p I I 1 ' 30S-K- a . 1 1 SEED OATS THE WHITE NORWEGIAN OATD It will yield from one hundred and twenty to one huadred and fifty hush- els to the acre and will weigh about fifty-fiv- e pounds to the bushel. It Is extra early and dons not shell out on cutting; stands np well and WILL TO PAT TOU DOUBLE EVERT tf East-dene- GET irW f 8ANITARV WORK. ft HOWARD PUNOS Special introduction prices. Pan-ton-e DONE of nil kinds. Ball phona 414 25th, musical merahaadUe. Neto. McCarty, 2721 Grant. KURTZUAN WOMEN 401 Z. SCAVENGER Curtdns done op. Bell Phone 67$Y, m ary second and fourth W4if eights K. of P hiU. Vtolling NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT KATEHeVmAN, 23rd Street MT Ctork, 2SS 1-- 2 WomcB of .Woodcraft, Ogden Circle Ciotbea cleaned and pressed $1 a 611, meets WU totting 7:82 oclock. K. of P. month, 167 25th SL Ball phone IUZ. Neighbors invited. TJJ Snap Two horses nnd camp wagon; typewriter, $35; piano, 0TgMC.it bargain 2c; tumblers, 16c; tea. price; aalta, kettles, 2 Be; stove Satires, shelves, counters, scales: bankrupt and wreck stocks, smiths' and carpenters tools; household furniture, new The "Jumble," and socond-hHd- . 2302 Washington. Phones 1144. FOR SALE hew NO. 1. N. TAILORS. LARGE productive fruit farm for Improved Ogden propwty. W: B. We-i- i LEGAL. WORK. ALL KINDS of scavenger work. Prompt attention. John Van Sweden, 407 2nd St Bell 747T. M f TO TRADE OF WOODCRAFT. ovSego Lily Circle, No. 174, masta H4-t-f 2-- Covington, Ky., April 2. Judge Cochran of the federal court upheld the law prohibiting common carriers from discriminating against labor. The cam In point Is that of Wm. Adair, master mechanic of the Louisville ft Pricedon't let it v.,Mp Well, Nashville, who was indicted for bav. many O. B. Coppage, a member of rte lust I the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firei cin p0",b- men. A demurrer to the indictment filed by Addr on the ground of wan overruled by the W..h.THE JUM,LE' Phones 1144, court. MARTHA AUCE COLLINS. K. of R. LOST SPRING AND SUMMER election here today the Republicans ACRE YOU GROW. For ado at elected the. mayor, treasurer and all GROUTS SEED AND GRAIN STORE, the councUmen. S52 24th SL, Ogdsn. Pueblo Goes Democratic. John Pueblo, Colo., April T. West and the entire Democratic ticket probably waa elected at today MITCHELL election. Complete returns from fifteen out of forty-fou- r precincts give FOR MONUMENTS. Weal a majority of 200 over Be if BergJust arrived 2 carloads of man, Republican. The other Demomarble and granite to select cratic candidates swept the city by from. Don't buy from agents; with nf the exception big pluralities, as they get large commissions E. P. Caber, candidate for alderman and you hiave to pay them. In the Eighth ward, who haa a alight Order nt once for Decoration margin over J. W. Dunleavy, the ReDay. YARD OPPOSITE CITT The vote on publican candidate. CEMETERY. mayor was the doeest in the history of Pueblo. Bergerman, the Republican, running far ahead of hie ticket. Practically of the Democrats elected are the present city officials. CANNOT DISCRIMINATE. losotsh Council, Na I, D. of P. marts every WeJscsday evcslng nt S o'clock, Eagla HalL Dims eaa bo paid to Suslo Aldon. C. of WH 112 2th BL VUltlog members Invited. t Largs storage building. LOST Either taken by - mistake or stolen, a Rambler Bicycle, from tho hall of the Colonial rooming houai. FOR RENT PIANO. Black frame, red bead, left handle tip cracked. No. 26,102, 1206 model FOR RENT Good upright piano. Notify Standard OSes. Grant r PHONES FOR OF FOCAHONTAR prices. Heir ehalns n specialty. QUEEN CITY, REBEKAH LODGE, Masquerade costumes to rent for No. 4, I. O. O. F. hall Meets nee-nn- d balls aid tkestars. All mail orders and fourth Friday evenings at promptly attended to Mr O. Odd Fellows1 hall, Twenty-fourt- h 121 Los, 24th. P. O. Box 4SL street. Visiting members invited. IDA BAKER. Noble Oraad. INSURANCE. GERTRUDE KOO.Nfl, Secretary. WE FAT agenir, ladles or gentlemen, FOR RENT StORE. from 60 cento to $1.00 na hour to Introduce and advertise our remedies, city or country. Caroba Med. FOR RENT Store room and base-- 1 inent of Emmett Block. 330 24th SL Co., 236$ Washington are. Ftor information call at law offices of Joseph Che. LOST. if Fund-fai- r nat FOR RENT WedoU. AGENTS WANTED J. SHAFER, Clerk. 1L DEGREE FOR RENT, FURNISHED HOUSER IIA1R SWITCHES for into nt reduced 2 Yana, Draye and Baggage Wagsne. OUR WANTED MALE. BEST JAPANESE COOK, who worked SIX ROOMS, moaera, 21-blocks from First National hank. 2211 In hotel and restaurant or country Adnms. camps for many yoars, withes situation. Speaka English. H. M. T., P. O. Box 67, Ogden, Utah. I414t FOR RENT STORAGE BUILDING TRANSFER COMPANY J. WANTED A young man for a travel- FOR RENT, UNFURNISHED ROOMS must furnish reier-encing position; PROFESSIONAL Call Broom Hotel, Room 14, FOR RENT Two offleo or sleeping rooms over Clarks 44-42 4 to m. t i.wes. p. Saturday, ATTORNEY-AT-LAFOR RENT HOUSE!; MEN and boys wanted to leant plumb A. D HORN. ing, plastering, bricklaying, olsctrio-a- l FOR RENT Offices over Radeon's Urge cottage, modern Attornepot-Law- . trades; free catalogue; poaltiens conveniences. Apply 2432 Pacific Drug Store 1 ssek tho business of secured ; tuition fifty dollara. Ccyao venue. Trade 8chool Ntw York and Baa partlao; am attorney against nil Hitt aU oorporaUoas and monopolioa. PreFrancisco. 1 yt 111 FOR RENT Six room house. Inquire pared to transact any and aU kinds 1444 Twenty-fifth- . of legal bullosa. ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may cam $76 to 6100 monthly oerrespond-In- g for nowapapera, auro, steady WANTED UNFURNISHED HOUSES E. T. IllLAMSKI, Attoray-at-Low- . nuoma 21 and 22. First Naikrakl work; no can v sating; eaporlenco Bank building. Goacral i'ractice unnecessary. Sand for particulars. WANTED TO RENT Small bouse with bam. W. H. U, care Standard. Frees Syndicate, Lockport, N. Y. 9 HAIR GOODS AND COSTUMES. 341-t- f 141m SITUATIONS BROS. u " for ;4i WANTED Two gir:a to take cour.e la nur.ing. Ugufu Ueueial Hospital. a. Fine Red Apples Two woman family, ReeJ Hotel. three-quarte- Bananas FURNISHED h WANTED Middlv-ugchousekeeper, euia.1 Weak. J. J. BRUMMITT Lemons FEMALE HELP WANTED, MEAT Republican Mayor In Topeka. Topeka, Kan., April 2. William Oresn, Republican, was elected mayor of Topeka today by a plurality of about 1.B00. The entire Republican ticket, with the exception of one member of the city council, was elected The election wac quiet and the vote lars. .he above are only n few of the extremely light. bargains I have to offer. If yon do not Michigan Elections. Bnd what you desire in this Hat call Grand Rapids, Mich., April 2. Comnd see me and 1 will ahow n long Hat plete unofficial returns late tonight at other properties. from the primary election in the Fifth Both Phones 771. Congressional district tor congress2374 WASHINGTON AVENUE. man show that Gerry J. Diekema of Holland haa 724 majority over Hunt-le- y Ruasell of thla city. Oranges i no: 1. fur light Peer) Annex, 2432 CABL E. PETERSON Corporation Counsel James Hamilton Lewis, who has been a staunch supporter of Mayor Dunne, said : The result came because a combined Republican party was led or able captains against what developed to be a distracted and divided Democracy." Mr. Busse. who has for some time d postmaster of the city, was to hia home during the campaign because of injuries received in a arrack on the Pennsylvania railroad lately. When the reeult was beyoud all doubt he gave out a statement as follows: I, of course, am greatly delighted at the success of the Republican ticket. It shows that the people of this city an In favor of immediate improvement of our present street car system and that they indorsed fully the ordinance passed by the city council over the veto of Mayor Dunne. More than anything else, the vote in Chicago today means that the sentiment of the majority of the people in the second largest city in the United States la opposed to William R. Hearst and all the isms' that he has sought to thrust upon the community. It ie a clean-cu- t victory for aana, safe and ounservntlTe Institutions. The people of Chicago have demonstrated that they are to ba trusted with the settlement of ail great questions such as have confronted them In this election. They have shown that they cannot be humbugged. 1 waa confident from the beginning that right would prevail that tho good sen ae, Justice and fairness of the community would resent In a forcible mariner the outbursts of an outsider who bad hia own personal ambitions en tlrelv in view. "The fight for the improvement of tho local traction systems had been going on for twelve years, sad today's election finally puts the people In sight of the promised land. I shall make every effort to bring about improved conditions aa rapidly aa possible. I have not been able to take a personal part in the campaign, and regret that it, at any time, assumed a personal character. I do not believe either aide had anything to gain by making a fight of that description." 1 l'OK RENT - owiu-r-flu- to call and AIM: WEDNESDAY, FREDERICK SUSSK It ELECTED MAYOR OF animuaded by hia family and a fee triends. He appeared to be grrailr affected by the result, and said: It looks as though the monev power ha. overwhelmed us. but out It understood that iause is not lost. Municipal I would wt hT aa d rovermuental ownership will Hot but nrarely a eoiuplota a Wt in win ia the end. This electfou has anythin tod not do ftw. If you k.'iut nleaaa caU and see ma or eaU merely n?id aa a check. It win retard ua fur a while, but the movement will go on and will in the eud be IS? FT A II. OGDEN, WEBER COUNTY MINING AND Milling Company. Principal place of budnesa. Ogden, Utah. Notice is hereby given that at meeting of the directors held on Frida-, 22d of March, 1207, an assess merit of one mill per share was levied on tho capital stock of the corpora FOR BALE Horae and buggy, nice tlon, payable Immediately to A. furniture, 642 26th SL Utahc Ogden, Maw, secretary, which auras this Any stock upon BUSINESS CHANCES. ment may remain unpaid on Tuesday, April 30, 1307, will be delinquent and FOR SALE Flrrt-clsanine-rooadvertised for sale wt public auction, 292 23d street Call house. boarding is made before, and unless payment wk will be sold on Tuesdav, the 21st day 12 oclock noon, to of May, 1397. at rent, well furnished pay the delinquent aesemment., to- FOR BALE Or photograph studio. Apply 276 25th. gether with :hr forts of advertising and expense of sale. A. G. MAW, Secretary. WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS Ogden, Utah. I VETERINARY I BURGEON. 1 I I p. p. MILLJKEN. graduate veterinary j I Calls answered night or I day. Office, Ogden FCed and Sale I Stable, 2212 Wsab. Ave. Both I 24-t- f phone; sight phone 45IK. surgeoa. 5f? thofck Bath BuT Jg . MBS. ALICE COI-11Plngreo Ave. MARIE CRITES, Clerk, 1751 IM r Mon-to- o Ava LADIES OF THto MACGASEES. WINDOW CLEANING. Silver Hive NA 1, mcfctt tbo second window and house cleaning fourth Tuesdays st 2:30 p. . and Janitor nnd porter work. 8em street O'Neill ball. Twenty-fiftCa Ben. 1031 K. Office 414 sisters cordially invited. . 25th BESSIE SEBRING. L C. LUCY NELSON, X. K. UTAH Po-laa- o h FRATERNAL a KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS. Ogden Council Na 777. Meets v ery Wednesday evening st K. of C ball. No. 2473 Wash. AveH nt I oclock Visiting members welcome. J. H. DeVINE, O. K. a?. J. MORAN, Fin. Bec y. Vto-itin- g mmm amnto KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEES. secOgden Tent Na 34. meets thn . and fourth ond at oclock sharp, in L O. O. F. hall. Milting Knights cordially tovlted to attend. J. w. HALSEY. Commander. F. F. BOND, Recorder Kseps- |