OCR Text |
Show EXAMINER: OGDEN, HAYWOOD SENT SIMPKINS MOKEY BEfCBE MURDER After recf Senator Borah (.fferl court of Colorado n caae of cbarlea H. Moyer, denying a writ of Labeai eorpua to the president of the usi-erFederation of Miner. The ion was written by chief JusiWe opinGab-beand vaa identified for the e of ahowing allied animu oT the againat the Jurist whose . Federation life waa attempted by Harry Orchard. The reading ot the decision of the court waa dispensed with for the time being to enable the atate to call to the atand James Klrwan. acting eo- rotary of the Wtfetera Federation of Miaera in the abaence of Haywood. Klrwan detailed the duties of the office he now fill. He was asked about the membership of the executive board in different years, the object -being to show that Jack" Simpkins, by Orchard, in the first at-- . implicated tempt upon Governor Bteunvaberg, waa a member of the board la 19w : 1906, and 190. Klrwan ld this was true. He said the president and secret. rt pu"-poe- . are et ary-treasurer of the bers board. officio mem Money from the organization la order of the president and paid out on . the treasury of secretary-treasurer- This was all that ' waa desired of Mr. Klrwan and he waa released without n. E. M. Stuart, a machinist of Baki-- r City, Ore, formerly chief engineer of the Trade Dollar Mine, in 1899. The defense objected to this testimony on the ground that any criticism of the Steunmtbrrg Coeur during d'Alene could have no effect in fixing the responsibility for his death, it was also argued that, in 1899, Haywood waa but a working miner, holding no office whatever la the Western Federation of Miners. Judge Wood allowed the testimony. Mr. Haywood said Governor g was a tyrant and munatej; and ought to be killed- I believe exterminated was the word ho used,1 said the witness. d by Richardson, Stuart said that criticism of Governor Steunenberg waa common among the miners at Silver City, because I,- 000 miners were In the bull pen at the time and were held without trlaL Asked how It was he remembered what Haywood said, Stuart replied: I had always looked upon Mr. Hav ' wood aa a model eltiien and waa sur-- to hear him say what he did.' prlst-Haywood made several such utterances thereafter but, so far as hia conduct was concerned, he remained a model Citizen. Stuart said several other mea were present when Haywood made the statement regarding Steunenberg. He eould nut recall any of their names. He did not remember tbe names of .any of tbe men working in the mine at that time. Mo-- ' Tbe next witness was W.-Cartney, who, in 1904, was cashier of the Postal Telegraph company at Denver. He waa handed and identified an application filed with him for the transfer of a sum of money. The Identification of the mao to whom the was sent was waived by the sender. The papers Indicated that the ' money waa paid. The papers were then offered la .evidence. The first proved to be an application made by J. W. Wolff, of 176 Stout street, Denver, to have tbe company pay 107.60 to "D. Green, care Peter L Huff, 211 Taylor street, San Fran-dacStcun-enber- Cross-examine- - - Wolff," is alleged to have been the name taken by George A- - Pettl-bon- J. e, and 1725 Stout street was the address of Pettlbone'a store. Orchard testified on the stand that he had received this money from Pettlbone who had told him Harry Green" waa enough name for Moyer. The date of the money transfer was September 10th, the day Orchard was In San ,n operations Francisco engaged against Fred Bradley. The second paper showed the transfer on October 6th, 1904, of $40 to Green In Ban Francisco from HP. Bone," Denver. Orchard testified that the name "Pat Bone" waa often used by Pettlbone. The defense did not croeaexamlnb McCartney, but moved unsuccessfully to have all of his testimony stricken out aa not tending In any way to connect the defendant Haywood with the killing of exGovernor Steunenberg. The molt important of the irtH'W read by Senator Borah waa entitled, It "The Passing of Steunenberg. appears In the magazine issued- for June, 1902. It begins: On tbe 10th of January, 1901, Frank Steunenberg of Idaho, will sink into obscurity from public view where he shall forever lie, burled, damned for the outrages he committed upon the workingmen of the Couer dAlenei during the past twenty rnonlha. Four years Continuing, It aaya: ago, when the president of the Western Federation of Miners helped mm this monstrosity governor of Idaho, ha said he did not have $20 I - cash, bnt four years later, In 1900, he was able to spend $4,000 to manipulate the Democratic state convention." . In conclusion, the article says: When men and women will bless tbe name of Paul Corcoran, the model husband, the honest man Imprisoned by this filthy reptile, Steunenberg.' name will be uttered with lothmg. Farewell, Steunenberg, once governor of Idaho; your political career la endin ed. You have done everything yone power to send the men who made you governor to the penitentiary sad, worse than all. you stand before the world a convicted perjurer before a congressional Investigating committee. But your cheek has long since lost the blush of shame and your damnable deeds will never appeal to your manhood, for such you never possessed. Your sole, ambition was money, which in your estimstion was superior to honor, but you are gone sud upon your political tombstone shall be Inscribed in indelible words: "Here lies a hireling and a Jraltor,. 1 ADAM WILL NOT ' TESTIFY. I. Put. Him. an the Wit. State Will Not nets Stand. Boise.-Ida.- , June 29.' With the open-- Ing of the court this morning the state of Idaho continued the Introduction f evidence supporting the story told Harry Orchard In the course of his occupancy of the witness chair for seven days. There remain some few Points to be corroborated, hut gp to the present the chain baa been woven ith skill and nearly every major and minor staasment made by Orchard has been corroborated by substantial witnesses. The planting of the bomb at the Cate of Justice Goddard .of. tbe. eqjr by .erne court of Colorado, ahich Urchard Mid was dune at the behest of the luner Circie of the Western Federation. has been corroborated bv tbe Justice himself aud the method uf his testimi-nshowed clesrlv the legal nund of the nun a ho. finding a bomh at hi gate, loaded with giant caps anl 1,11 Ml1 ,w' appliances described bv Orchard as the Intention of one of hi sealed the evidence is envelope carrying the signature of tbe finder, including the then adjutant general of the state, and then sealed them ia a steel vault. The seals were only broken iu the presence of the judge himself who Identified them and their content in open court, himself opening each jand himself accounting for the explosion in his presence of the dynamite ahich was dangerous to keep. Judge Wood this morning enumerated the articles from the Miners Magazine he proposes to admit as evidence. A number of the publications offered by the state as evidence are purely of a political nature and have no Possible connection with n conspiracy to murder. The telegram delivered to Orchard In San Francisco, and which he stated brought him money from Pettiboue and through Pettibuue from bve yet to be introduced ns Haywood, evidence. They have a moat important bearing as corroborative matter. Young Charlie KevtUe will nut on the stand until he is needed go la rebuttal of any testimony the defense may produce. Tbe same thing la true of Bulkley Wells, the former governor general of the state of Colorado, who left Boise last night and will not return until he is needed. A. M. Stevenson, the member from Colorado of the National Republican committee, who has been hers for the last two days and who was expected to testify, also left today. He will not be called unless he is needed In rebuttal. Steve Adams will not be put on the stand by the state under the present arrangement, unless the plans are changed. It is believed that the Introduction of hia direct testimony would not help the state's caae, because, tt is anticipated, he would persist In his refusal to testify against Haywood. Counsel for the prosecution anticipate that Adams will be called by the defense as one of their witnesses, but they do not attach Importance to what he may testify to In the impeachment of Orchard's story. A large number of important witnesses for the defense arrived In the city last night and today and are quartered at the hotels In Boise. y CALIFORNIA STAGE HELD UP. "Black Kid, the Lono Bandit Turns Another Trick. Wawona, Cal., June 20. Two of the regular stages from Raymond bound for Wawona were held up and sixteen passengers relieved of their valuables the yesterday by tbe "Black Kid, famous lone bandit of this section. The hold-u- p occurred yesterday afternoon In tho locality of bla former successes.- The man stood at the aide of the road with aa old runty 44 Winchester rfle leveled at Archie Turner, the driver. He called upon Turner to hold up and then commanded the pasThe sengers to put their hands. bandit waited until the second stage appeared, when he singled out Francis B. Eaton, of 49 State street, Boston, to pass the hat, demanding of the frightened passengers their purses and watches. After having made the collection Eaton was compelled to tie tbe wealth consisting of Jewelry and $260, In n handkerchief and pass It over to the robber. While the collecting waa going on the robber compelled Mrs. Eaton to stand behind him, thus using her as a shield from anr attack from the rear. , While waiting for the second stage, and when the collection was going on, the bandit talked pleasantly with the driver. When he had finished the and replenishing of general hold-uhia stork of foodstuffs, he ordered the passengers back into the stages and commanded the drivers to go on. p CLEMENCEAU BEFORE DEPUTIES. In Premier Under a Hot Fire the French Parliament Paris, June 20 The government wee put on Its defense la the chamber of deputies this afternoon when It waa asked, to Justify the repressive measures adopted againat the rebellious wine growers of the south, but aftef subjecting Premier Clemenceau to a hot fire the deputies decided to postpone nntll tomorrow a formal interpellation on the subject, on which the fate of the ministry hangs. Seldom has tbe chamber been so full of excited news deputies. The abaence of reliable made them nervous, and immediately there after the session was openedInformawere noisy demand for full tion. Clemenceau waa willing to gnawer questions, but be bad little to Impart beyond what waa already known. After confirming the reports of the sanguinary fighting at Narbonne and Montpellier, for which he bUmed the local roughs, the premier declared hia intention to repel atlacka upon public buildings until driven from bla post by tbe chamber. A special despatch from Nsrtxmne of siege waa prosnys that1 a atatenoon. No confirmaclaimed there at tion of the report waa obtained. r ROCKEFELLER FINED. In Hia King Waa Going to Swift Auto and Constable Nailed Him. New York, June 20 John D. Rockefellers automobile, in which Mr Rockefeller was being rather home hurriedly driven to his acountiy constable at today, waa stopped by Elmsford, and the chauffeur waa fined $25 tor exceeding the Mr. Rockefeller paid the limit. speed fine. Mr Rockefeller waa on his way from this city to Pohantlco hills towhen the his car was halted. According constable the machine waa making when he caught thirty mileoveranar hour measured course. its speed Mr. Rockefeller explained that ha was In a hurry aud the officer accomThere Mr. panied him to Pocahantico. to Justice Rockefeller communicated Blid at Tarrytown admitted that the constable waa probably right In his spaed calculations and arranged pay tba fine. OH ly GUILTY Flandrcsu. OF MANSLAUGHTER. 8. D.. June 29. The the cae of Mra. Emma Kaufr minn, a wealthy woman of Sioux Falla, accused of the murder of Miss servant, Agnes Polreis, her returned a verdict of manslaughter in lury In the first degree, ITATl, FRIDAY, Fisherman's Luck. fiabermee' Spanking of fishing. lurk," "lucky fibmun." etc., what does it all mean anyhow? To say a man ia a lurky fisherman is merely to admit bla superiority as a fldieruiau ever other fishmuen. The fish are In the water. We ail have tbe same chance to get them, yet some "lucky fishermen" always come home with their boxes full aud the other fellow gets nothing, la the parlance of the lurk" really fisherman, the word means knowledge." Tbe lurky fisherman," you will find, knows the rock holes where the grouper lurks; he knows tbe channels in and about tbe patches aud passes where the amber-jack- s barracuda live; he knows Schmitzs Attorneys Apply where and aud bow to find aud capture the silver mullet for bait; lie knows how to Court of Appeals for to bait his books for different fish as occasion may require; he knows the Mayors Release tyle of hiaik tv use fur every kind of fish; be la a Judge of what style of San Francisco, June 20. Mayor fishing to do under certain conditions Schmitzs attorneys late this evening of wind bad weather, and. above all applied to the district court of appeals he is untiring la his efforts to nee all for the release of the mayor on bail of bis knowledge when he ia out for by writ of habeas corpus. fish. Miami (Fla.) Record. Sixteen showings are nude In the petition and at least one uf them is One and a Millie. decidedly sensational It Is a declarafirst time I evej sold a tbe "That's tion by his attorneys that the mayor is suffering front an incurable disease single envelope," said tho young womand tht Imprisonment in a Jail will an at a big stationer's store lu tbe Ive always aokl them cause his death. It Is understood that city's center. the disease referred to Is an affection In packages, but that gentleman caine of the kidneys sad that it has ad- In with a letter la his hand aud asked for an envelope, ant 1 sold him one for vanced to a serious stage. Penal Cads Unconstitutional a cent. I Imagine that's the smallest The petition alleges that the aeo-tk- eale that has been made ih this of the penal coda under which the since It opened. Tbe mayor waa ordered Into custody la un- I ever made happened te be lu biggest tbe enconstitutional In that the petitioner is Hue too. A rather roughly dressvelope deprived of hia liberty without due ed man came lu, naked to see our process of law. The petition further and warned to know tin price alleges that imprisonment of the by tbe thousand. 1 told him. Then he mayor is la furtherance of a conspiracy by Rudolph Sprecklea and others asked tbe price by tbe million. I got through a coercive power ovrr the the figures from our manager, who board of supervisors who hare consmiled as be gave them to me. Yet tbe fessed their guilt of bribery, to usurp man ordered a million envelopes, aud tho office of mayor and secure full when we asked for referaaoe be said political control of the affairs of Ssa he would as lief pay the btU on ibe Francisco by removing all appointive which he did from a roll of yellow officers of th city by arbitrary, illegal spot bark bank notes about the else ef a and revolutionary means. loaf of bread. We delivered the By reason of the grave and serious but haven't seen tbe purchaser questions that must arise from carrying out such a scheme the petitioner ai nee." Philadelphia Record. urges that the facta alleged constitute such extraordinary circumstances as Progressive. will Justify the court as a matter of "Please, mum." said a tramp, "would discretion In admitting the petitioner you lie so klud as to let me bare q to balL needle and thread T' said tbe housewife at "Well, RECORDS DESTROYED IN FIRE. tbe door; "I ran let you Have that" "Thankee, mum. Now, you'd oblige Ban Fianclaco, June 20. Attorneys for Patrick Calhoun and his asso- me very much If you'd let me have a ciates ta the franchise bribery esses bit of cloth for a patch." "Yea, here is some." and the attorneys for Louis Glass of "Thankee very much, mum. It's a the Pacific States Telephone company disclosed today the ground upon little different color from my rail I which they hope to have set aside see. Perhaps, mum, you could spam the Indictments against their clients. me some of your bus baud's old clothes Briefly stated, it is this: In January, that this patch will match. 1906, the superior judges prepared a "Well I declare! Youre clever, my y list of 144 grand Jurors and man,, and I'l . gif you an old suit delivered the list to the musHere ia one.'- - . a ty clerk. In the great firs of a year Thankee greatly, mum. I see it's a ago tbe list was preserved by the little large, mum, but If you'll kindly clerk, but the record of tbe proceed- furnish me with n square meal mebhy ings at the time tbe Hat waa prepan-d- , waa destroyed. It is now claimed I ran fill H out" Woman's llom that because this record was not re- Companion. stored before tbe Impanelment of the Ireland From a Lava Wall present grand Jury that body baa do existence In law and therefore the inThe general luipresalon that Iceland dictments are void. la a cold country Is n false one, says a writer In Travel ftsgaslne. In ReykMARBLEHEAD BOAT RACES, javik, the capital of tbd Island, I one perched myself on ona of the lava Marblehead, Mans., June 20. Tbe day walls and looked at a scene of summer Spokane L. owned by F. Lewi Clark, warmth and beauty. Familiar rows waa selected aa one of the Bonder clans boats to be sent to Germany and and cats aud hens were busy la the Spain by the racing committee at a sun Rhine. Children, thinly clad, were conference tonight The committee playing about with shouts of merrivoted to eliminate from the trial con- ment Potatoes were In full bloanom, tests Spokane IU Corrlnthlan. and and rabhapn and various vegetables Marla. added to tba senae of homelike comfort Tomorrow the Chew Ink VII, Mar- But such days are oanre la vast deserts blehead and Sally YII will race and of rain, for If Iceland In summer in from the throe the two other selec- not cold It In not comfortable. tions will be made. Ream Doers en the Stage, FRISCO TELEGRAPHERS STRIKE. la real life room doors always open In toward tbe room Itself. On th Ban Francisco, June 20. The Chronstage, however, room doors, aa a rule, icle will say In substance tomorrow: A strike will be declared in tbla city open outward, or sway from tba room. tomorrow nnlesa the demand! of the Exits are one of the most difficult parts local telegraphers union are met by of the actor's art and if be or aba had the Western Pnlon company. Samuel to fnmble with the handle; pull the Small, president of the telegraphers door toward them, step round it and union, is in the city and will have pass through they would probably personal charge of the fight. The un- make a clumsy dodge of If. That la ion demands a 25 per cent increase. why, aa a rule, doors am constructed to open outward at a push SAN FRANCISCO HAS BIG FIRE. lh JCNE 1907. 21, ! I Some of the Manufacturers of Our County and State ftMW""WMroRRRRRARRRRRRRRRRRRWRRRWAWVWVVVRIVWWVVVWVWVVWV PATRONIZE THEM AND HELP TO ENRICH THE COUNTY AND STATE UTAH CANNING CO. OGDEN, UTAH. Packers of High Grade Vegetables Pure Food Catsup. Food Pork A Beans, Pierces Pure Pure Food Hominy, lercs's Worcestershire Sauce. Wo pack but on Salt Lake Valley Canning Company MANUFACTURERS J. G. READ & BROS. CO. FACTORY,. FIVE POINTS, OGDEN, UTAH. H4ttllH4 Wholesale Saddlery . and Retell Manufacturer of AWNINGS StreoL Twenty-fourt- llllt 1 1 TENTS and The beat and Large! Manufacturers In the West 140 1 2269 Wash. OGDEN, UTAH. VINEGAR Ava. OGDEN. and PICKLES STRICTLY A HOME PRODUCT. Edward Bichsel, Proprietor. Factory 2464 Wall Avenue OGDEN, UTAH. 'Phono JOHN HOXER Harness and IM to I Manufacturers sf of Utah Fruits and Vegetables grade ef goods THE BEST. UTAH VINEGAR AND PICKLE WORKS 1B7F, Cache Valley Condensed Milk Company Manufacturers of Honeysuckle Evaporated Milk Won th gold modal at the Stats Pair, 1905. A trial can will convince you there to nan JUST AS GOOD Ask your QrMr for It FACTORY AT LOGAN, UTAH. W4W44,,4IIIIIIIUH Ogden Pharaiacal ALWAYS THE BEST eatsb-llahme- nt Columbia Club Perfee to Cigars Blue Label UNION MADE WM. PEARCE PIONEER FOUNDRY & MACHINE WORKS Manufacturer Iren and Braes Castings, Shafting, Pulleys, Boiler and Tank Work, and all klnda of Machine Work. 2661 Wash. Ave. Phone 340 Boll Manufacturer cf CIGARS v Flavoring Extracts and Gold Cross Olive Oil Co. Cgar CLOSE Em Company . made by Columbia Club A Practical Horseshoeing We regulate Interference, gait sad cure diseased tout. Improve action of the horse. Home called for and returned. 2KG0 Wash. Ava. Bell 'Phone 1481, Call us qp. Lymskey & Larsen Clear Havana and Domestic You get the beat sad promote an honest home industry when you amuka th Victor. Union mads. GULES ifils PLANING Manufacturers ef Sash, Deere. Frames, Mantles, Moulding, Wood Turning, Band Sawing and Stair Building, Office and Mill Corner Twenty-seconStreet and Wash-Ingto- n Avenue, Opposite Tabernacle. Phones, Ind. CM; Bell 1309. ESTIMATES FURNISHED. ALL KINDS OP MILL WORK. d ," aubse-qurntl- Painting ia not so hard if you get dm right painL Th varnish you put on a floor ia not good for other woodwork ; paint for tho porch is not ahrya right for a chair. has been mads easy by the to the ebaraeter of the transfer servlca wo supply eur patrons. Prompt, reliable and at low seat. Any time you any we'll be on yeur Job and head! It expeditiously and wall, ALLEN TRANSFER CO. All this . tuSSM 23 ACME QUALITY CONSOLIDATED WAGON AND MACHINE COMPANY, 155 ST. H Men's Furnishing Goods and Notions of all kinds acme Ot Fancy Cash Groceries IqUAUTY Wines and Liquors e aoeuacB a w optre m eye. siifrmin$in I fijfrUiibsw iff IfcKt asrWMM COUNTNIIS. rou tbvri irittat,fwUviU tim. I JESSE J. DRIVER T. TWENTY-flfT- sal Flabhes" r San Francisco, June 20. Fire to SHORT TALKS BY night destroyed a number of business L COOPER places on Van Ness avenue near Sac. ramento street. The flames spread through a number of the recently conCONSTIPATION. structed buildings ia the new buaineaa district and caused a kiss that la varI can tell a person who to constipatiously estimated from $150,000 to ed on sight Their complexion la pasty $250,000. or yellow. Their The origin of tbe fire la unknown. eyea are dull, and they look WRECK NEAR MITCHELL, IND. and feel aleepy. No wonder they Louisville, Ky., Juno 20c A passendo. The bowels ger train on the Baltimore A Ohio are a newer. Southern was cut In two by a falling rock In a tunnel near Mitchell, Ind They carry away tbe poisonous refthis morning. use. If tbey don't The train left St. Louis at 9:20 act the poisonous last night for Cincinnati. Seventeen matter la persons are reported Injured, four of ed by tbe body, them seriously. Samuel Boots n. and headaches, dullness, bad complexion and eventuGRANT OF CASE. ally serious troubles result There Is no better rule for good Huntsville,- - Ala., June 20. On apthan that the bowels should plication at counsel tor Greene and health Gaynor, the Savannah contractors move every day at tbe same hour If who are under sentence for defraud- possible. Regularity can be acquired ing the government. Judge Shelty, of by making a habit of this. Foolish the United States court of appeals, people neglect this and when chronic has granted them leave to enter a mo- constipation effects them they take pills every few days to force the bowof the case. tion for a els te perform their natural function, As yearn go on tbey require more and HARVARD DEFEATS YALE. more pilla. Tbla should be stopped. New Discovery will build op Coopers Cambridge. Masi., June 20. Ten the stomach and caure the bowels to were baseball of dean fast act naturally. While taking tbe mediinnings required before Harvard won the first cine get the habit of regularity, then aeries from of annual of the games gradually atop taking the medicine. Yale on Soldiers field today by the Here is a sample of letters from InIscore of 2 to - Not until tbe 7th those who have tried It: For sixteen yearn I have Buffered ning was a single, man. . on either from stomach and liver trouble, and nine able to cross the home plate. chronic constipation. I bad frequent headaches and always felt tired and LAST BODY RECOVERED. worn out. I heard of Cooper's New Discovery sad began ita use. After I Hampton, V., June 20. Tbe body bad finished one bottle I was wonder-- . Murfln el fully improved. Constipation gave of Mldabipmaa Henry Clay Jackson. Ohio, the last of the missing way to a pleasing regularity of the midshipmen of the battleship Minne- bowels and I ate better, slept better sota's launch- accident waa recovered and felt better than I had for months! In Hampton Roads today near- Old It la the greatest medicine I have ever Samuel Booren, 1742 Mouknown. , Fort WooL sey Are., Scranton, Pa. DISCOUNTS THE RUMOR. Our customers who have used them the Cooper medicines do the work. sav Tokio, June 21. Viscount Hayanhi, We sell them. 8. W. Bad con, 2421 minister of foreign affairs, today de- Washington Are. clared the rumor that Ambassador Aokl would be recalled from, Washing2421 Washington Avtnua. ton was totally without luundatioa. .? Domoto & Co; mrk which directs you to the peri erf paint for ovary That is why wa sell Acme Quality paint, purpose. enamel, stain, varnish. It enables us to give you exactly tha right paint for your needs. Th Seleefloa aid Use si Paints is a hook that makes the work easier by explsiaing how to paint anything. Yours free when you purchase. for roars. ku wurnfftollrMM FM HdhbtagMiMt ftiefict EuMtaljt r awa sums mm worn reres sea WSSNINOTON. o. e. DRUGGIST This is the Place to Buy Your Drugs, Guaranteed and Strictly Pure ICE-IC- E- First-Cla- ss ICE t . ' - S. W. BADCON Prescriptions Carefully Compounded 2273 WASHINGTON Plenty to keep our meat nice and fresh. Tha Choicest Steer Meat, Vaal, Pork, Mutton, Poultry and Fish, and you get It fresh off the ice. AVE. THE LONDON MEAT MARKET BOTH PHONES. HERE TO STAY: This ta a branch of tba largest sad bast Dental Company to tba State FIVE YEARS untarnished reputation haa made u tho most popular Dental Company to the West sad our pri cea are within reach of every one. Take Prices Advantage of Our Crowns Bet cf Teeth (best rad rubber).. $7.09 Porcelain Opening to I.M ' j J Gdd Fillings I1.S9 sad op $!.M to 6.09 Silver and Amalgam Filling..,. .76 6.09 to beet $3.59 Cement Fillings tarn extracted positively without Va PrrtteU- - CMrantM. method (so pals by LADY ATTENDANT. or IND, PHONE. gas torturing needles.) Free wtu pistes. Honest work. Fair dcatisga make our success ooatlau-wa- . LijftJ11 Crown, 22k Jt Ogden Turf Exchange suf-fouti- UTAH DENTAL CO. ZIMMERMAN, Mgr. 2437 WASHINGTON AVENUE. Cyan Dally till 9:30. Sundays 10 to 2. OFFICES 326 Twenty-fift- h teeth lIQtCUTFUn) California and Eastern races. Direct wire for all sporting events. Bolt Lake, Logan, Provo and Park CHy i St r |