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Show THE MORNING EXAMINER, 4 OGDEN, UTAH. Jl'NE MONDAY, 10, 1007. FLOUR EOMETKING WHEAT complete ltno of Local, anHtmMr Fraaklia and Garland Flour. Bru and Short A full ml ' jeadiag dealers la Hay. Straw, bade and Produce. Praue Food and Uoe Killer. The f.mnii. Columbia and Prati'a Stock Crain. Remedle DELIVKRY. PROMPT Utah Feed & Produce Co. mi Wash. Ava. BARGAIN? Beth Phones. Merely low price on trahy goods does not make them BARGAINS. Quality Is the best teat. But when you get the best quality and prices lower than elsewhere, then you are getting a Bargain. That Is the etandard we set up and have always aimed for In all our line N'.:t on on or two leadWe ers. but in every department. live up te our trade a&ortor, A little niouey guee a long ways." Just call la and give ua an opportunity te show you that you can eave money and get better goods by trading at 2430 Wash. Ave. Ogden-- Qnirklj and ourelj modern methods and at mod- The exclusive set entrust us with the laundering of their linens. Our work pleases them. No matter how critical And the Ogden you may be, you Steam Laundry will please you. Wo render A No. I service. vJ Ogden Steam Laundry erate cost. Phone 374. CONSULTATION 427 25th 8L Elliott Washington Are., Iwsfity'fifib St 326 If winter keeps on lingering in tbs lap of spring, she ought to job him with a hat pin. California 1 and Eastern races. Direct wire for all sporting evenfs. Oyster Bay it not making Its annual preparations to dsssis the world by Its output of damn and epigrams. OGDEN. Horses Wanted JUNE WEDD1N1 What pounds, Immediately. have you got? Square Horse Merchants Off . German Etched Glass 20 Per Cant Oft Wedding Stationery 20 Per Cent i Johnson & Dee Off MANY OTHER SIT IT A DLE PRESENTS AT REDUCED PRICES. 248 24(h St MS. UTAH STATIONERY COMPANY. WILFORO BRAMWELL. Manager. Garden and Flower want Come and see us. Stock remedies will be a speclslty with us. POULTRY SUPPLIES. Heller (El Son T. B. HAY AND GRAIN. Waehington Avenue. Beth Phonee. $10 EEWABD ' For the arroat and conviction of any party or parties stealing the Ogden Standard or the Morning Examiner. LAMAR NELSON, Circulator. If went what were the Central American republics to war over a mule, we wonder would be the effect If Missouri to ship a whole carload down that way. Mr. Hughes may look on his struggles with the New York legislature aa valuable discipline for a great official who may at any time have com green on his hands. fanner has built a brick Incubator with n capacity of 1.609 eggs. Nothing but a millionaire Kansan fanner could afford to have that many eggs at one time. A Kansas the Baltimore physician make nntablng statement that Americans re too much nerve for their own id. Possibly his neighbors have ak riy commenced to borrow his gar-- i hose and lawn nwwer. L ' The quest inn of whether or not a whale literally swallowed Jcnah will probably not be settled this season. People interested In the surprising things fish will do, sre now attending to their own hooks and lines. Our splendid stock aids you to select just what you 2310 and lit Eceios Building. VOLNEY C. GUNNELL Offica 2374 Washington Ave. Both phones 771. Attemey-at-La- HOW ABOUT (hot new Harfteas you need? Don't think yon east afforj It till youve given tu n chance. We sell no inferior goods, no old fashioned appliances. All Our Harness a made Che fiwm the beet of bather la moot workmanlike manner. Blankets. Halters, Whips and everything a horse owner need i.C. Piatt Saddlery Co. WANT ADS YIELD BIO RESULTS. WANT ADS YIELD BIO RESULTS. Dentist The action of practically ail the Ohio Republican leaders endorsing Secretary Taft for the Republican nomination next year, will go a long way toward the sjreat secretary'! success in securing ihat nomination. Secretary Taft has been the closest and principal counsellor to President "iruvt-bustin- g Roosevelt In his crusade.'' which has made the administration the most popular ever known since James Monroe was elected president with all but one electoral vote. While other stales with "favorite sons" will make an effort to land their "favorite' yet with the greet popularity of the present administration end Its tremendous power backing Pecretary Taft, his nomi- - j Painters a C. OR. P. A. COOK, Office, Ecdeg Building. Ogden. Utah. ISAKSON. Plain and dscerative and paperhanglng. 160 2nd cellmate House Furnishings THE HOUSEHOLD FURNISHING CO, No. 2300 and 2305 Wash. Ave, second hand goods bought and sold. Both phonaa 1144. painting Na charge for St Bell phone. Pianos CHAMBERLAIN-THOMA- X MUSIC S CO, "The House ef Quality." Every, thing known la music. 2414 Wash. Ave. Jewelers a M. J. A. BETLZER. Watchmaker and Jeweler. 25th st Major Dnffc Store. BARNES, Tho Music Dealer. OPERA HOUSE BLOCK. 170 Printers GEO. HARTLEY Clock and Watch Maker and Jeweler and Optician. Dealer in Art Goode and Notions, Victor Talking Machines and records, 2592 Wash. Avenue. A. L. SCOVILLE. PRINTER. Opposite posteffice. Both phene AGEE MCRACKEN, S 54 and 65 First Natianal Bank Bldg. Phonaa, Call: No mnnr important work has ' A. HORN, been undertaken by the Interstate Attorney at Law. commerce commiarion than the job Ovar Sadotn Drug Store, Wash. of bringing the Pullman company unAve, der regulation. This insolent monopoly defies the courts, dodges litigation vn one plea her and on another there, and will no doubt refine to admit that the interstate commerce commission has Jurisdiction of tie business. In OGDEN FLORAL CO. Floral Artists. .Store 413 Twenty-foone case the Pullman company pleads urth at Greenhouse opposite that it U not a common carrier but an Glenwood park. Phones. Ball 6 Six, Inn keeper; In another that It Is n Ind. 1B3L common carrier and not an Inn keeper, and on occasion It la neither, to suit the requirements of each apodal THE PORTER FLORAL CO. Choice cut flowers always on suit where damages are claimed. The hand. Floral designs a specialty. first work of the commission will tie to ; GrecnhouM cor. Jefferson ave. and fix the legal statue of the monopoly . , Twentieth A W.L Porter, Mgr. end ascertain Jurisdiction. If It shall Phenes Ball 260Z; Ind. 251 be hold that the commission has no power to regulate the Pullman comVARNEY FLORAL CO. pany, then tt will be the duty of a ; Reese, Carnations, to extend the commission's Jur. . and C'it Flowers We day. every isdiction to cover the ease. think uur prices to be the lowest accommofor Pullman Pet plants In monthly. Tip charges dations are grossly unfair and unequal. It la monstrous that the rate for an upper berth should tie aa high as that B. VAN DER BCHUIT. -for a lower. The miseries and disFuneral designs of all kinds; cut comforts of the upper berth should be , , flowers and potted plants, .All adders promptly filled. Phone MOZ. taken into consideration by cutting the X 740 Twenty-eightat price In two. A lower berth la certainns as worth twice the much ly and inaccessible upper. STILLWELL A NEWMAN Another anomoly of sleeping car Florists. Choice and charges te the fact that, having been Bedding Plants of all kinds. Give ue a call. Bor 2676 Wash. Avsl originally fixed on the basis of time, now sre they regulated by mileage. A Journey that formerly consumed two days Is now completed in thirty-si- x hours. The original charge for two days' accommodations Is still paid OGDEN ELECTRIC MACHINE by the traveler, although he has oo AND CARRIAGE COMPANY. cupled the berth for only a day and a Rubber Tiring,g Horseshoeing, half. The cost of service obviously toaehine Wagon Bugglea thl on of time occupation, depend and Top Manufactured. 2247 but for this hails the monopoly hae Wash. Ave. Bell Phono 1260Y. now substituted mileage that bears no relation whatever to the value of the service. The Pullman cars are hauled by the railroad companies, which pay a smart price for that privilege. The porters are paid by the FRED HOWARD, month, and, in fact, all Pullman exContractor and Builder. penses depend on the time of occuPhono 617Z. P. O. Bex 355. pation. It Is a piece of robbery, P. A. ISAKSON. that travelers should be tlaeipfor 22nd at Ball Rear of 245-4- 7 made to pay on the mileage basis phone, 29BZ. PLENTY OP CUSTOMERS AT HOME PETER UNANOER, General Contractor and Builder. I read a few weeks ago the appeal 369 9th 8L Bell phene 675 Z. of a commercial traveler in South America in behalf of the market for GEO. OLMSTEADl Portland cement Brasil, hs said, was Contractor and Builder. Office using many million tons of cement, and ahop at residence, 500 24th at purchased chiefly In England, Belgium West Ogdon. Bell phone 481. and Germany. "Why," he wrote, "does not the American snatch from the German some of this market and show the Brasilian what good stuff we can . make?" But tho American cement manufacturer does not ears for the southern .market, because hs cannot keep up with hie home orders. Many A. W. MEEK. factories sre months behind the local demand, and it would he ridiculous to and Heating, Removed Plumbing ship the stuff 5000 to 8000 miles when from the 2fth Bt shop te 2649 it oan be sold wanlly and at a good Wash. Ave. Ind. 'phone. profit at home. This is true of paints, of drugs, of locomotives, and iff a hundred other articles that are absorbed j by our Internal commerce as fast as we ran produce them. The great trusts ' Pocatello. Ogden. make use of foreign markets by selling ELITE CLEANING CO., abroad cheaper than they sell at home, and Cleaners Dyers. Tsylor A and I have seen articles displayed in Wilson, Proprietors. Both Phones. Rio at a lower price than had been 1 1 quoted not tea miles from the factory. 5IHI14H"H"I,IH"H Such methods compete with Germans, undoubtedly, but the average American the nun on the street feels his patriotism at a low ebb when he must praise the trusts for selling In South America at a competing price that which they sell at twice this price at home. Tills unwillingly contributed tax drains patriotism quicker than it can be supplied. The German seeks these foreign markets beesuse his increasing productivity demands an outlet. Aa a rule we do not yet need these foreign markets, and no amount I com iTxr-riendeavor will stimulate our trade Into channels Into which It will not instinctively flow. Albert Hale in the Reader. ss Photographers A. NELLEB, LADIES' TAILOR. Workmanship and fit guaranteed. 7 Suita Ind. Lewis Block. Phono 159. 49-4- Livery Stables WILLIAMS BROS. Livery and Feed Stables. Phonaa: Bell 911; Independent 715. 239 Street h Twenty-fift- FEED A BALE STABLE OGDEN and Boarding. ld. Phenea: Ball 319Y, 500.. 2219 Washington Avt. Masonry and Cement Contractors J. P. O'NEILL CONSTRUCTION CO.Contractaro and Builders of Saw era, Cement Walk Street Paving and Gravel Reefing. 421 25th at Music and Instructors JOSEPH BALLANTYNE. Olraotor Ogdon TaktrrMli Choir. Voice Building a Specialty, Bod)e 2532 Crahard Ave. MISS ALMA BAUER, Teacher of Plano. Studio, 2309 Adame. Bell Phene 321 K. Ind Phene 3862A. ERNEST M. W. JONES. Plane, Cabinet, Organ and Han many. Studio 3343 Wash. Ave. ' MR. H. P. HUNTER Tonehor of Guitar and Mandolin (Moravian System). Also Plan Stadia 224S Quincy Ave. DENT MOWREY and Cello. Wedell-Klee- Plano 345 Studio, Waehington k. Avenue MRS, MARY L. SHIPP. Teacher of Glutar and Mandolin. Residence 304 33d St Ind. Phone 11SSL WM. A. HICKENLOOPER. Real haute, Insurance and Invest manta. SOI1 Ecclaa Building, to N. H. Ivea. mwMffieawraBMwmmmssmaaM KELLY A HERRICK. General Insurance, Leans and Baal Estate Investments, Rental auo-tease-r N. H. IVES, Live Stack, Ranches, City Property. Homes an easy payments. 2414 Wash, Ave Phone 1399.. , m W. B. WEDELL Insurance and Rontale 2443 Washington ave, Beyla block. Both phonee Peal Estate, Loan ' . . J. M. FORRIBTALL. Surety Bend Insurance 313 Real Batata and Bldg. ; Ecdas W. N. PEIRCE. Real Estate, Notary, Fire and Life insurance 413 24th at Both Transfer Companies ; ALLEN TRANSFER CO, Alburn Allan, Proprietor. Furniture Vans and Storage. Cabs at a moments Notice Office 412 25th et Phene 22. CELESTE CONROY. Lata Pupil of Leopold Godeweky of Berlin, Germany. Instructor of muaie In the State Induetrlal ScheoL Studio at 300 25th Street Phenea, Ind. 400; Bell, ISO. S. F. WHITAKER Teacher of Plano. Tabarnaelo Organ lit. Studio S74 23rd street Bell Phone 414Y. I TRANSFER VANE Plano moving a specialty. 523 26th. Beth phones 283. JOQ-A-LON- Q W. A. MALAN MALAN TRANSFER CO. Vane Drays and Baggage Wagon 8. E. MALAN Our tpsclaKlee Plage Furniture and Site Moving; Storage Office, 408 ZEtn at See Bladee' Phenea. Paper-hanger- s9 Ford and Son Papar-hangsrDecorators and Deaignoro, Bell phene 243 X. Leave orders at Beyle Furniture Co, Established N. ing, Painting, Tinting and General Dacerating. We are authorities on wood finishing. 2582 Wash, ave, opposite Library. Ind. Phone. 1 1 H I4WHHHH THE LITTLE GAIN. Upholeterlng, mattress making, canand fitting. cleaning, laying pet Furniture packed for shipping 447 26th Street Both 'Phonee Ilf ! H'-H-- 'l I 1 1 It 14 1 1 1 1 1 BIG SALE Gerts P la nee Bush Newman Broe Organe ON H. C. WARDLEIGH e PIANOS Violin China and Glassware A . MERCHANDISE Accord eons. Baa Guitar Joa, String . V ' " . COMMENCES THIS MOIIXIXG. We must reduce our stock to make room for another shipment that will arrive in few day Latest Publications of Sheet Music. Bee the Wonderful Ftp 2379 Organ. Washington Avenue OGDEN, UATH. WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. , Upholstering A. MULLER A BON, Dealer In Wall Paper, Paper Hang- ; fifth Street 18S1. A - E. A. OLSEN Grocer WANT ADS YIELD BIO RE9C'T ' , , Office, ind. 224; Bell 220; Res, Bell S40L All Kinds ef Transfer Work. Office 408 Twenty- Ion Buoeee- Jehn ; BLADES HACKS MEET ALL TRAINS. Carriages In waiting day or night Vane, Drays and Baggage WagonePlano Moving a Specialty. Exeura- Painter and Directory Price-Price- , T.B.Evaus&Co CARL C. RASMU860N Real Estate, Leans, Rentals and. First National Firs Insurance. Bank Bldg. Ind. Phene 470. "" OSGANS AND MUSICAL For Self Protect loa. "Why." asked the Inquisitive person, do some of your writers sign their articled, while others do not 7" GROCERS. "Those who do not." explained the Both 236. 2364 With. Ave Phenea magaslne editor, "threatened to quit nnless the other articles were signed." --Chicago News. WANT ADS YIELD BIO RESULTS. Real Estate Agents 165. MRS. A E. REDFIELD. Teacher of Plano. Bell phono 341-- Ilf 15,q Pr. We css tickle palate with a Is quite refreshing, but complete lino of your choice spring vegereally I don't expect you to pay It all table fresh at our fountain every at once if it's going to embarrass you." morning. Also an assortment of fruit The bill Is a big one. for a fart, but A fin line of Imported and domestic 1 don't mlud that. I'm grateful to you tapis and fsney groceries. These for sparing my life. replied the vic- goods will prolong your life and give vim and vigor to your system. tim. Philadelphia rreea. THE THOMAS STUDIO. Grade Portraiture In Pastel, Crayon and India ink. 2457 Wash. Ave. Beth Phonee. Real Estate, Loanr and Insurance First National Bank Building. M. PAYNE. Teacher of Plane. Ind. Phono - set phonee 2350 WalL Cleaning and Dyeing All That Was Left Him. "Your promptness, sir." vnld L. WEBER, Photographer. Every variety at photo ert (439 Wash, ave Both GEORGE A. HORN, BERTHA Plumbers 2441 Washington Avenue, Ogdsn, Us A picture that loeka Ilka you. Ind. 750, Bell 1134. Bldg. Contracting LUKE CRAWSHAW, Pretogrspher; Studio Artistic. 'High J, F. Evorott A Co, Prop. Livery Carriage Mfg. III! Tailors Ladies9 BO. Builders "Woman," says Mr. Tuft, "must not think that to benefit mankind she muni nerensarily become a wife and mother." Certainly not, Gool cooks help a lot in this hungry world. hinjLnnri . Attefnsy-at-La- B14 Contractor and Sneers at Lawyer Dolmas do not always take into consideration the fact that he tackled an esceedlngly v of work, GIFTS Imported Git Glass forty head of sound, fat stage, horses, weighing from 1,000 to 1,100 PHONES R. B. FARNSWORTH Her-vestin- It is pretty certain that Arctic explorations will never pay cash dividends on the capital that has been Invested. Great Reduction 20 Per Cent Stable JOSEPH CHEZ., Attorney and Counselor at Law, 40 and 41 First National Bank Bldg. Ogdsn, Utah. Both phenes. Notary in silica, Cut-Flowe- SPECIALIST want Attorneys CfUs-Lllllv- Ogden Turf FREE I I We MONOPOLY. con-gra- Exchange 285B Nifi Gty Florists Men THE F. C. WOODS A CO. Architects. 64 4b 67 First Bank Bldg. Both Phene a Diseased Dr. graves. First Natl Bank Bldg. Beil Phene 9S5K. 25 all 609, Ind. Nervous, bj a. BL Architect. Ceunselore-at-Law- , PULLMAN cured Leading Dentists Architects Well-dresse- d Shaws Bargain Store Co. Weak, LACKING. A. J. Waterhuuse, noting that an A advertisement begins: "Wanted: brain." says it U right: It is a little luck that a mighty multitude of ua know. The boy of 14 or 15 years, mare or leas, displays himself with a cigarette between his lips, inhales the smoke, fills his lungs with nicotine. thinks be Is demonstrating himself to be quite a man Wanted: A brain. The young girl who has work enough hud out for her in maintaining her purity and loveliness flirts with the men slung the streets and takes A brain. the chances Wanted: fellows who an big enough and old enough to do something la life are mere cornor- - loafers Wanted: A brain. Milord taken whirl along the prima rose path when he would better be at hums anj In bed, and wakes up the next morning with that queer feelA brain. Madame, ing Wanted: who might make her world the better for her presence in It, knows nothing, thinks nothing, save dress and how to be a "Bociety fAorite." Wanted: A brain. and ji .mu.. '""'IIHIIIIliii ... i.ni.i..i.t..nn.tj.uxnAj.j.iiittj..ti , , |