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Show TOE MOUSING OGDEN, UTAII. EXAMINER, MAY THURSDAY, e malting 8184; No. 80; fair to 1 flax seed 1.214: No. 1 north western 1.284; prime timothy seed 4.29; clovch-iic- short riba aides Oaosei, 8.GOh8.5; mess pork lord per loti per bbl. 16.37418-50- ; lbs., $.024: short ck-a- r sides (boxed) high wines .im9.23; whiskey Uii er contract grades Weak, ..Nervous, on lively LAKE 'CHANGE. grows active street salt wall FOR SHORT WHILE. and South Columbus Con. Strong Loads in Favorites Othor Stocks Firm. Diseased .. 1 mmiin.ui J.Z.J.J.H 1 Men Quicblj and aurelj cured modern by methods and at mod- York, May 15. There was a short lived period of animation la the stork market today. This followed New the appeal anee of a published abstract purporting to give the substance of the forthcoming report of the Interstate Commerce commission ou the results of the inquiry into the Harriman combinational!. The character of this alleged document was aevere in its strictures upon condition revealed by the investigation and some drastic recommendations were included looking to the correction of existing abuses. The substance of the report and the nature of the alleged contained nothing that has been the subject of a stork market discussion and of professed apprehension ever since the sensation cren ated by the testimony before the the feeling reaching Its mot acute stage in the height of the march of panic In storks. Stock market goshas arrived at a sip since that-ticomprehensive solution of the problems to be presented by the measure! for the dissolution of relationships la the Harriman combination, which was to result In the distribution of valuable rights to stockholder to share in the assets thus prohibited to the corporations. This alleged settlement reaulred in n vigorous rally in Union Pacific In the hi arch panic. Nevertheless. professional seized with aridity on the revival of the original factors contained in todays publication and furred a rauid decline In prices, led by Union Pacific Itself. The late recovery In the market was due partly to covering of aborts and wna significant of the highly profeaalonal character of the selling on the decline. The same influence kept Canadian Parlflc comparatively firm all day after the sharp decline of recent daya. National lead was marked up briskly to the accompaniment of rumors of an intended increase hi the dividend rate. Some of the other mets and mining stocks also showed strength on account of trade rondltiona. There was ho important change in money conditions. Bonds were heavy. Total aalea, par value $1,004.1)0(1. United States bonds were unchanged on call. erate cost. i Dr. THE 2356 FEEE Elliott SPECIALIST Washington Are., OQDEN. SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS. IuSi A Gertte PIMM Niwmu krH. a H. Organa. WARDLEIGH PIANOS OIGANS AND MUSICAL 1EICBANDISE Violins, Guitars, Acoordeoa, Bu-Jos- String. , , Latest Publication of Bhest Koala 8ss the Wonderful Pips Organ. I q 371 Washington Avenua, OGDEN, UATH. Cotton Mill Workers In New England Art Boston, May 15. According to advices from the leading cotton mill centers of southern New England, fully 15,000 operative will have their wages advanced about 10 per cent, beginning Monday, May 27th. The latest upward movement In mill wages on Fall Hirer, where a new agreement was recently announce.!, provides for a higher schedule, Stay 27th. About 30,000 hands are employed by Fall River mllli. Nearly 25,000 operatives at New Bedford will algo receive the 10 iter cent advance. In Providence mill circles It la stated that practically every cotton mill In Rhode bland will Increaee wanes, prolmbly about 10 per cent, on May 27th, or a week later. The action of the Rhode Hand mill ownerv will affect about 25,000 employee of that state, eastern Connecticut and In half a dozen Massachusetts villages, where the factories are controlled by Providence Interests. It in also ezperted that other place. Including Black Stone Valley villages in this stats, East Taunton. Amesbury and Flskdnle, which invariably follow the Fall River or Rhode Island working list, will shortly post notices of the advance. At this time it is not known what action, if any. will be taken by the men in northern New England. The wage question ha not lieen considered In Boston mill offices, which control practically nil the mills In New Hampshire, Maine, liowell. lAwrenre, Palmer, Ware and Chicopee. Three print cloth mills In New Hampshire and one in Maine usually adopt the Fall River wage list. CARL E. PETERSON &C0 GROCERY s MEAT MARKET It joa want Is cut Sows living ospaaooo call and see us and be convinced Cor. 24th and Grant Phonns 285 Bonofited. Architects $1 2; July, Wheat-M- ay. Close: Chicago. May 15. $3 125 8. T 5-- 3-- Leading Dentists O. A. GRAVES. AachKeoL SI First NaPI Bank Bldg Boll Phono 985 K. July. 52 12. May. 52 Oats May, 44 July. 43 Pork Ma, 116.40; July. $16.50. Lard My, .$9.02 July, Corn $9.12 Riba Rye-Ca- May, $8,874; July, $8.82 1-- 7880. sh, DentisL Painters House Furnishings Attorneys THE HOUSEHOLD FURBISHING CO, No. 2300 and 2303 Wash. Avo, oconii hand goods bought and sold. Both phonos 1144. Cash, 7785. Flax, timothy and clover; ne trading. JOSEPH CHEZ, Attornqy and Counselor at Law, 40 and 41 First National Bank Bldg. NoOgdon, Utah. Both phono tary in office. EUROPE NOT IK estimate. GOOD Hi Attorney-at-Law- . ington Avo. Bsll; 511 Independent GEO. HARTLEY DEAD. setts Institute exchange today the On lhc Stockton. Cal.. May i Mjijr .j p Peter, the plmui'r .:;un m;in mi. founder of fhc ssreliou-- p 'rrin of California, died luirigMf at Mk home In this city. suiToiiii-leh.v liis Keren;!- - ho was thrown fr'.in hi buggy and unffirril n fractured hip and other Injuries that owing tc his advanced eg proved fatal. He came lo Cullfnrniii In "19 and amassed a luige fortune. , h'liuv market was steady: creanier-h- 1 lt;i22; dairies 17a21; egg str;id ; nt mark caw's included 15; first- IP,; iiiuie firsts 154- Cheese steady. 1:'ih144- - rrki-tive- Is mads fism the beef ef leather In tbs moat workmanlike manner. Blanket!, HalUrs, Whips sad evsrythlng hone owner needs, 1 the Presidency of Rst 011. " All Our Harness J.C. Platt Saddlery Co. PETERS WANT ADR YIELD BIG RESULTS. A. L. 8C0VILLE, PRINTER. Opposite postofflee. Both phonos, ! A. NELLES, LADIES TAILOR. Workmanohip and fit guaranteed. Suite 40-4-7 Lewis Block. Ind. Phone ISO. Avo. OGDEN PEED A SALE STABLE J. F. Everett A Co, Prop, Livery and Boarding. Phonoa: Boll I19Y, InA 500.. 221$ Washington Ave. Gty Florists OGDEN FLORAL CO. Floral Artists. .Store 413 Twenty-fo- Masonry and at. Greenhouse opposite Glenwood perk. Phonoa, Bell 836k, urth VARNEY FLORAL Carnations. Roaea, , , . ro.Contractara and Buildoni of Music and Instructors JOSEPH BALLANTYNE. Director Ogdon Tabarr jela Choir. Voico Building e. Specialty. 6uriie 253 Orchard Avai . B. VAN DER SCHUIT. Funeral designs of an kinda; cut flow re and potted plants. .All promptly filled. Phono 960Z. ; 740 ; STILLWELL A NEWMAN Florioti. Chaleo and Bedding Plants of all kinds. Give uo a coll. Store 257$ Waah. Ave. Bell Phone Studio, 2309 Adam. S21K. Ind Phono 3882A. ERNEST M. W. JONES. ' Plano, Cabinet, Organ and Han mony. Studio 1343 Waah. Ave, Carriage Mfg. A. P. HUNTER f Guitar and Mandolin Tsoehar (Moravian .System). Alas Plan Studio 2241 Qulacy Avo. vesting Machines, Wagons, Bugglee and Topo Manufactured. 2247 Wash, Ave. Bell Phone 1260Y. at GEORGE A. HORN, Real Eotato, Loons and Inauranoa. First National Bank Building. ' , MRS. S. E. REDFIELD. Teacher of Plano. Boll phono 341-Studio, 346 Washington Avenue. FRED HOWARD, Contractor and ' Builder. Phone 517Z. P. O. Bax 315. MRS. MARY L. SHIPP, Teacher of Giuter and Mandolin. Residence 304 33d 8L InA Phono 22. 11891 PETER UNANDER, General Contractor and Builder. 359 9th 8L Bell phene $75 Z. CELESTE CONROY. Late Pupil of Leopold Godowsky of Berlin, Germany. .Instructor of music ' in tha Stato Industrial School. Studio at 300 26th Street. Phone, Ind. 400; Bell, ISA GEO. OLMSTEAD. Contractor and Builder. Office and shop at realdance, 500 24th at. West Ogden. Bell phone 481 X. Painter and Contracting Plumbers Paper-hange- rs' Directory John N. Ford and Son Decorators and Designers. Bell phone 243X. Leave orders at Boyle Furniture Co. Established A. W. MEEK. Paper-hanger- Plumbing and Heating. Romovoo from the 26th 8L shop to 265 Avo. InA 'phono. Transfer Companies ALLEN TRANSFER CO, Album Allan, Proprietor. Furniture Vane and Storage. Caba at a moment's Notice. Office 412 26th oL Phono k. Bell W. B. WEDELL Estate, Loans, Insurance and Rentals. 2468 Washington avo, Boyle block. Both phonoa. Real phonee. BERTHA M. PAYNE, Teachor of Piano. Ind. Phone 195. 2350 Walt Builders Wash. . . W. N. PEIRCE. Real Estate, Notary, Fire and Life Inauranca, 413 24th eL Both DENT MOWREY Plano and Cello. Wodoll-KlosBldg. InA 750, Bell 1134. Contractors and i ! .. J. M. FORRISTALL. Surety Bonds, Real Estate and Inauranca, 318 Eccloa Bldg. MHo OGDEN ELECTRIC MACHINE AND CARRIAGE COMPANY, Horeeehoelng, Rubber Tiring, Ha . ' o - P. A. I8AKSON. Rear of 24M7 22nd phene, 298Z. ' N. H. IVES, Live Stock, Ranches, City Property, Homes an oasy payments. 2484 Wash. Ave. Phone 1184. . MISS ALMA BAUER, Taacher ef PianA or-de- ra oL KELLY A HERRICK. enoral Insurance. Loano and Rental Real Estate Investments. :: o and Cut Flowers every day. We think our prices to ba tha lowest Pot plants in monthly. Twanty-alght- h Real Estate Agents WM. A. HICKENLOOPEIL Real batata, liuurance and Invest manta. 20$ Ecolee Building, auo ceaor to N. H. Ivea. Bow Cement Walks, Street Paving end Gravol Roofing. 421 25th at on CO. Calle-LIIHe- . J. P. ONEILL CONSTRUCTION THE PORTER FLORAL CO. Choice cut flewere elweye on hand. Floral designs a specialty. Greenhouse cor. Jofforoon avo. and Twentieth oL W. L Porter, Mgr. Phonoa Boll 2S0Z; Ind. 263. THE THOMAS STUDIO. High Grade Portralturo in Postal, Crayon and India Ink. 2457 Waah. Avo. Both PhonoA . CARL C. RASMUB80N Real Estate, Loan, Rentals and First National Fire Inaurjnco. Bank Bldg. InA 'Phono 47A Cement Contractors Ind. 183. . L. WEBER, Photographer. Every variety of photo art work 8438 Wash, ova Both phonoa Street h Twenty-fift- j ' WILLIAMS BROS. Livery and Food Stables. Phonoa: Boll 611; Independent 715. 239 JOB. MacLAUCHLAN, ; LUKE CRAWSHAW, Protographor; Studio Artistic. 2468 Washington Avonue, Ogdon, Uah. A picturo that looks Ilka you. Livery Stables Auditor and Accountant, Notary and Conveyancer. Office Room 42, Flrot National Bank building. Ini Phone 470. . Photographers s, TRANSFER VANS. Piano moving a specialty. 523 14; 25th. Both phonos 283. W. A. MALAN TRANSFER CO. Vane, Drays end Baggage Wagons. Our epaclaltleo Plano, Furniture and Bate Moving; Storage. Office, 408 25th oL Boo Slades Phonos. 8. E. MALAN MALAN SLADES HACKS MEET ALL TRAINS. Carriages In waiting day or nlghL Vana, Draya and Baggage Wagons. Plano Moving a Specialty. Excursion Busseo Office, InA 224; Boll 220; Roa.. Ball 340. All Kinda of Transfer Work. Offico 401 Twonty-fift- h Street 1881. Cleaning and Dyeing G. A. MULLER A SON, Dealer In Wall Paper, Paper Hanging, Painting, Tinting and Gonoral Decorating. We are authorities on wood finishing. 2582 Wash, ave, Pocatello. Ogden. ELITE CLEANING CO., Cleanera and Dyers. Taylor A Wilson, Proprietor. Both Phones. 1111 opposite Libraiy. 4; The British ship Jordan Hill has placed on board n gasoline launch to he UKcd In towing lighten. Bhr la bound for the went coast with lumber. $44.4.4H-H44rt4-- InA Phone, 4444I4 ! Pl Upholstering THE LITTLE GAIN. Upholstering, mattress making, car pet cleaning, laying and fitting. Furniture peeked for shipping. 447 25th StreoL Both 'Phonoa. ! I I44-H-- 414 I 44 Hit . re-or- MAJOR IDE WHEELER a HORN, Auditors and Accountants HIS FLESH Offered Railroad are lines In the city today, the routes beexcept ing the same as yesterday, that the Haight street line I exiendi-from Nincteenih avenue lo the CHIT House, The United Railroad officials niukc no secret of their Intention to their operatives If the lives of ani of them are sacrifinil. that new Harness yen need? Don't think yon can't afford It till you'vo given us n chance. We sell no Inferior goods, so old fashioned appllanees. . Kou-man- BENJAMIN Printers Ladies' Tailors Attorney at Low. Over Badcon Drug Store, Wash. ........ dred and fourteen cars HOW ABOUT . ...... 15. May A. Holds the Key to the International Situation in the Wheat MarkoL America WAS PULP One hunof the United being operated on seven Ran Francisco, . ...... Employee Re-Ar- A M'CRACKEN, , 68, 54 and 65 First National Bank Blg. Phonoa, Bell 809, Ind. SOL - M. BARNES, The Music Dealor. OPERA HOUSE BLOCK. Couneelora-at-Law- BEATEN CARS ARE RUNNING. United Railroad to If Necessary. IN THE UNITED STATES ARE EXAGGERATED. a Clock and Watch Maker and Jaw-ela- r and Optician. Dealer in Art Goode and Notions, Victor Talking Machines and rtcorda, 2582 Wash, Avenue. - MUSIC S CO, Tie Houae of Quality. Everything known in music. 2414 Wash. 170 C. GUNNELL Office 2374 WashBoth phones 771- AGEE BUT REPORTS CHAMBERLAIN-THOMA- A. BETLZER. Eccioo Building. VOLNEY Bell phone. Avo. Watchmaker and Jeweler. 25th oL Major Drug Store. Attomay-et-La- and 114 160 2nd SL Pianos Jeweiers R. B. FARNSWORTH ISAKBON. Plain and decorative painting and paperhanging. No charge for . J. a C. DR. P. A. COOK, Officq, Eccls Building. Ogden. Utah. P. C. WOODS A CO. Architect. M A 67 First Notv Rank Bids Both Phono Barley Berlin, May 1 5. Interview! with a number of leading grain merchants and members of the produce section of the bourae here disclose n feeling of great uncertainty la connection with the grain situation. The dealers generally are disposed to regard the present wave of speculation as being an eiaggersted one. All admit, however, that the United Rtatee at this moment holds the key to the international situation, but the tendency la to believe that the situation and the report of crop shortage are exaggerated so far as the European situation is concerned. Various reports of poor crop prospect In Germany, Hungary, and Russia am playing a role la the price movement here. The German winter crop la admitted to be much delayed and n considerable acreage was frosen out, but, nevertheless, good hopes are entertained that the spring planting will overcome the shortage due to the winter damage. Reports, however, emphasise the fact that Germany's 1906 crop was below the estimate and that Germany must enter a new grain year without home NEW YORK BONDS. supplies. The crop outlook baa been ... Atchison Ms; somewhat Improved through the warmer weather since the beginning 94 Atrhlson, pfd of the month. There have been sporBaltimore and Ohio $714 adic spells, bnt rain la still greatly Canadian Pacific 17114 needed. Reports also Indicate as Chicago and Northwestern ,,,.153 Improvement In the Hungarian crop 210 Chicago and N. W. pfd prospects as the result of rains. Tbs 24 Colorado Southern Denver and Rio Grande 28(4 outlook in the lower Danube and Denver and Rio Grande pfd .... 72(4 south of Russia, however, Is consider ad bed for winter grain, but In the ..... Erie 2314 Volga valley and north of Russia' tbs Illinois Central 14214 prospects are nnlformly got id, which la Louisville and Nashville 11614 expected to counterbalance the Black 21 Mexican Central Sea shortage. 74 14 Missouri Parlflc All things considered,' dealers exNew York Central 1144 pect the high price will ba maintained 122 Pennsylvania In view of the growing population in .108 Reading ..... comparison with the grain supplies, Rock Island 2114 demanding Germany In particular Rock Island pfd 46 every larger and larger quantities 183 8t. Paul an of addition 800,000 to through Southern Pacific 83(4 year, her population annually. Southern Railway 20(4 In the produce section of the bourse Union Partite 1444 today prices opened strong owing to Union Pacific pfd 10 the publication of a despatch announcH abash ...., 1314 ing that only one tenth of the CanaWisconsin Central 17 dian wheat crop had been planted. Miscellaneous. $5 Amalgamated Copper American Car and Foundry.... $74 BOY UNTIL 63 American Locomotive American Smelting 1304 American Smelting pfd 1084 60 Brooklyn Rapid Transit Colorado Fuel and Iron 3884 International Paper 134 National Biscuit 764 National Lead 684 Pacific Mall ....26 .. ..... People Gas $14 Pressed Steel Car 344 Pullman Palace Car li5 524 Standard Oil ..... . ....1 254 BECAUSE HE PLAYED BASEBALL Sugar ON SUNDAY. Tennessee Uoal and Iron .147 United States Steel 364 100 United States Steel pfd Western Union 824 Hie Father, a Revivalist, Is Sentenced Great Northern pfd 184V, to SI Months on the Northern Pacific 1334 Rock PH. 22 lint. Met ..... ..... Int. Met. pfd . 324 21 Mackey ... Chicago. May 15. A dispatch from Marks , pfd ... ..... 084 Athen- -, (is., nays: llcramtc he whipped hi CHICAGO FUTURES. son for layng baseball on Sunday, 11. Arnold, traveling revivalist. wsm Chicago. May 15. The leading fu- - J. yesterday sentenced to six month on the rock pile by Major Dorsey. Physicians testified that the boy wits lashed until hlg flesh was pulp and that, he might not recover. Arnold said he believed It was a deadly sin to play baseball on Sunday and that he had ordered hlg son not. to play, hut the latter disobeyed him and wan the captain of the team. ..... . THE WORLD'S MARKETS. eom-miaaln- CONSULTATION m n : li n n 1. . Ogden Business reetuu-mendatio- ; 1 1 1 1 4- - 1-- vu SaliL ake. Mar 15. Busines lively thin morning on the local mining stock exchange. South Columbus In good Cun. sold at 83 and $2.02 shape as a result of the find in that property. All favorites sere firm, and trading wag spread over the n $ Chicage Produce. Forthcoming Report of Interstate Commence Commission Acts Upon Harriman Stocks. .. . 1907. l5-i- 1.29. business is . j 16, CHICAGO Cah quotations GRAIN. as follows; spring wheat $8 were steady; No. 2 il.ni); No. 3 9t'u99: No. 2 red 91 4.1 .124: No. 2 corn 53: No. 2 yellow 53a54; No. ! nat 414: No. 2 white 45 No. 2 rye ; No. 3 white 42a44: Massachu- ef Technology. Benomln Ids Wheeler, president of the University of California, has been offered the presidency of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, to succeed President Henry S. Irotchett, who announced his resignation last Ieccm-he- r to devote his attention to the Carnrgie fund. The Information was given in a statement by a prominent member of the Institute corporation made public today. The election Is subjert to the continuation by the vote of the entire corporation, which will meet upon the last Wednesday of this month, but It is thought thst they will of the executive committee' choice of President Wheeler. President Wheeler 1 a native of this state, having been in R.indolph May QUAKE IN MEXICO. BARBERING ON SUNDAY. a Wellington. May IB. The cae of Alfred Bergfeldt v.- the Slate wag docketed today In the Kiiprem court of the United" States. The case Involve the constitutionality of the Washington state law prohibiting barberlng on Sunday. - IMPORTING NEGOE8. 1854. Dales Bananas Chilpanringn, Mrx., May .13. The wont earthquake of the Sierras that ha visited thin region since the disturbance of. April 14 wee felt here today. New Y'ork, May 15. Today one hundred men from New England were put to work on South Brooklyn plm. WHEAT FOR CALIFORNIA. The Prins Eltel Frederick arrived Portland. Ore.. May 15. The Amerrum Kingston with fifty negroes who ican steamer Mackinaw ha- - been ad been added to the crew that the taken to load wheat for California night do the work of stevedore. She Is now er. route from Mojl. The The scheduled sailings of steamrrs oriental liner Mcomedl cleared to ere mde on time and nccordlng tu day f.r Hong Kong and way ports :he steamship officials with nearly full with 599.870 barrels of flour." 250.00;-fee- rargoe. of lunilMT. h quantity of heavy machinery ur.J miscellaneous good. WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. in Seeds Seeds 15. Lemons Oranges Garlen and Flower Seeds A FULL AND COMPLETE LINE. j Pntta Poultry Food and Lice KilThe famous Columbia and Pratt's Stock Remedies. ler. Domestic end Imported. High Patent. Hay, Grain and Produce. Prompt delivery. FLOUR tah Feed & Prodace Co. "311 Wash. Phonea t WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS Figs Fine Red Apples GROCERIES The Best on the Market Prompt Delivery E. A. OL5EN 2259 Washington Ave. 1 |