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Show THE EXAMINER: MORNING WHEAT full snd complete liM of Ucel. gnlthfleld. Franklin and Garland Flour, Braa and Shorts. .fading dealers in Haj, Grain, Straw, Seeds and Produce. Pratt's Food and Lice Killer. Tbe famous Columbia and Pratt's Stock Remedies. NOT MUCH ACTIVITY NOTED ON WALL STREET. Forces Keep Up Prices Selling Orders Were Small, Prices Weak. Artificial A PROMPT DELIVERY. Utah Feed & Produce Co. Beth Phones. Wash. Ava. Horses Wanted want forty head of sound, fat stage horses, neighing from 1,000 to 1,100 pounds, immediately. What We have yon got? k Johnson&Dee Square Horse Merchants Stable 248 24th SL IN. June 21. Considerable kin-luuuiuagement of a negative might be derived from such a market as today's In the power of resilience kbowa to what were substantiality unDemand indeed favorable factors. but was almost utterly prostrated, telling orders wen in insignificant volume and the vibration of prices Prices are not was of the feeblest. thus sustained In a dull market held up by artificial forces. The small inproduced by todays diverse fluence is a proof of the practically stable equilibrium of the market at present. The development that attracted most attention during the day was the engagement uf 31,lHK),U(M) of gold for shipment to London tomorrow while the movement to Paris was extended by tbe engagement of an additional 1.600,000. decidely The closing tune was firm. Bonds were weak. Total sales par value, $796,000. unUnited States bonds were changed an call. do. preferred .. Baltimore and Ohio ..., .166 Canadian Pacific Chicago and North Western . .139 .206 da preferred . 22 Colorado Southern . 24 Denver sad Rio Grande . 70 do. preferred, bid - . 21 Erie .135 Illinois Central, bid .111 Louisville and Nashville . 19 Mexican Central . 72 Missouri Pacific, bid .110 New York Central .119 Pennsylvania . 99 Reading . 20 Ruck Island . 43 do. preferred .., .125 8t. Paul . 75 Southern Pacific . 17 Southern Railway, hid .132 Union Pacific . 83 do. preferred, hid selection. Doer North of Wrights. FLOUR, HAY, GRAIN Mackay do, preferred And Plenty of It Stock Remedies and Poultry Heller ,5on T. B. 2910 Washington Avsnua. Both Phones. ROSE CARNIVAL. Portland, Ore., June 21. 'Portland's first rose carnival and fiesta was inaugurated today by a parade of 2,22011 csbool children. The children, who had been drilled for the orasslon, produced tbe finest parade ever attempted on the north Parfic coast. Portlands famous forestry building, tbe largest log building in the world, was decorated with nut leas than a million rosea. It Is estimated that before the festival concludes tonight . more than fire million tones will be nriNsed. Tbe program for todav will have as In feature a parade of hundreds of rose decorated automobiles and floats. STEAMER 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 HW1 1 14 4 1 1 1 1 1 HI 1 1 BURNED Bt John, N. F., June 21. The steamer. Crystal Stream, was burned to the water edge in Moonhead Lake last night and three members of the crew were burned to death, according to advices received here today. The men were la their bunks and were unable to make their escape after the flames broke ouL Frank Pettey, Castle ington results: , . 1 1 R Heydon; A. G. HORN, Attorney at Low. Over Badeon Drug Stars, wash. Avo. and 19 Detroit, 9; Philadelphia, 2. Philadelphia. June 21. Detroit defeated Philadelphia through errors. Score: R.H.E. 1 6 8 Played Tie Game. Boston, June 21. Todays game was caled to prrmlt Chicago to take train after eleven Inninga had been played, the score being a tie 4 to J. Score: R.H.E. ....4 55 ,4 7 WILLIAMS BROS. Livery and Food Stablea. Phonoo: Boll 511; Independent 715. 235 Twentyflfth Street. a OGDEN FEED A BALE STABLE J. F. Everett A Co, Props, Livery and Boarding. Phonaa: Ball 815Y, 1 1 Batteries -- Tannehlll and Armbrus-ter- ; Altrnck, Walh, McFarland and Sullivan. 89791. 63a53; 53. No. 2 oats. 46; No. 2 white, No. 3 white, 45a47. fair to choice No. 2 7074. Flax 48; malting, rye, 54; 1 seed, No. north western, $1.29. Prime timothy seed. Clover, contra rt grades, $15.25. Short ribs, sides, loose, $8.37a $4.75. 8.55. Mess pork.' per bhl, $15.5015.60. Lard, erp loo lbs, 98.52. Short clear sides, boxed, $8.87a .12. Whisky, basis of high wines, Receipts and Shipments. Flour Receipts, 18,660 bbl.; shipments. 30,000 bhl. Pittsburg, 8; New York, 1. Wheat Receipts, 18,000 bu.; shipmade Pittsburg, June ments. 59.000 bn. In the fourth seven of Ita eleven hits Corn Receipts. 466.800 bu.; shipInning, netting four runs and winning ments. 471,100 bn. the game. Score: shipOats Receipt. 97.500 bu.; R.H.K. ments, 144,600 bu. 11 1 Pittsburg ., Barley Receipts, 16,500 bu.; ship1 6 2 New York ments, 10,000 bn. and Butteries lifleld Smith: Ames and Fitzgerald. Pro due. On the produce exchange today the Chicago, 2; St. Louis, 0. butter market waa firm;, creameries, Chicago, June 21. Chicago shut cut 1923; dairies, 17a21. SL Louis. Scorr: Egg steady at mark case included. R.H.E. 13al4: firat. 13: prime firsts, 14. . . .2 8 1 Chicago ,. , . . . . . . Cheese steady. 8 0 . ,0 SL Louis Rush LATONIA RESULTS. Bat teriea Brown and Kling; and Marshall. Cincinnati, Ohk, June 21 Latonla A conference at Swansea. F.ng., be- results: . tween the unions engaged In the steel First, five furlongs Stone Street, trade and the employers, resulted la won; Rexall, second: Sabado, third. sn eight-hou- r Time 1:02 working day being also other concessions were Second, six furlongs Orlandwlck, granted, by means of which tho lower won: Minos, second; Della Thorpe, paid men wll not suffer In pocket third. Time 1:15 Third, six furlongs Haxelthorpe, through the reduction of honra. This Bosserian, second; derision affects 8,000 men. It will pro-wi- ll won; Rlrkey, third;. Time 1:15. provide work for 1,500 men Fourth, steeplechase, short course War Chief, won; Grey Plume, second; Street Car Mens union of San Merry Pioneer, third. Tln3:i 1 Francisco, Cal., having failed to seFifth, four and n half furlongs ILEv-C. In cure the eight-hou- r recent the day elyn R.. won: Geneva 8.. second; arbitration proceeding, will ask the Ran, third. Time : 55 hoard of supervisors to Insert an Sixth. mile and n half Gameater. Little eight-hou- r won: provision in Its future Jerry Cramer, second; . Elkin, third. Time 2:361-5- ...,...,.....6 13al3. CoUs-Lllllv- 2-- con-rede- 3-- L 3-- 2-- and Instructors B. VAN DER SCHUIT. Teacher of Piano. Boll Phono Studio, 2305 Adame. 521 K. Ind Phono 3662A. STILLWELL A NEWMAN ERNEST M. W. JONES. Plano, Cabinet, Organ and Hon many. Studio 5343 Wash. Ava. Florists.' Choice ra and Bedding Plants of all kinds. Give Cut-Flo- uo LABOR al BERTHA M. PAYNE, Toachor of Piano. Ind. Phono 2360 WalL Builders 1185, plasterers, day, 80 cents day. High-grad- e machinists may receive a little more, and in Paris the wages are somewhat higher than in the provinces, but not much. Common laborer receive from 40 to 50 cents a day. which contemplates supnegro plantation laborers of Ixmlsiana with state imported white immigrants from Europe has been announced by Charle Schuler, state commissioner of immigration and agriculture. WANT ADS BRING BIG RESULTS. Painter and Wo can tickle jwr palate with a complete lino of choice spring vegetables, fresh at our fountain every morning. Also an assortment of fruits. A fine line of Imported and domestic staple and fancy groceries. These goods win prolong your Ufe and give vim and vigor to your system. T.B.Evans&Co GROCERS. Both Phonsa 235. 2314 Wash, W. B. WEDELL Foal Estate, Leona, Insurance and Rontalo. 2468 Washington ova, Boylo block. Both phonos. ; , , J. M. FORRI8TALL. Surety Bonds, Real Eatata and Insurance, 513 Eccloo Bldg. Estate, Notary, Flra and Life Insurance, 413 24th eb Both Roal , ; . phonos. Ava. . j ALLEN TRANSFER CO Albom Allan, Proprietor. Furniture Vena and Storage. Cabo at a moment's Notice. Office 412 25th ot 'Phono 22. TRANSFER VANS, Fiona moving a specialty. S2 14; 25th. Both phonoo 253. t. E. MALAN W. A. MALAN TRANSFER CO. Vane, Drays and Boggoga Wagons. Our opaclaltloo Fiona, Furniture and Sato Moving; Ittorago. Office, 408 2Etn at. Boo Slades Phenes. MALAN BLADE'S HACKS MEET ALLJ TRAINS. Carriages In waiting day or night. Vans, Drays and Baggago Wagons. Plano Moving a Specialty. Excursion Busses. O fflcs, Ind. 224; Ball 220; John N. Ford and Bon Papon hangers, Decorators and OaoIgnorSL Boll phono 243 X. Leave ordora at Boylo Furniture Co. Established i MULLER A. A SON, 0. Dealer in Wall Papor, Paper Hong. Ing, Painting, Tinting and Qonoral Decorating. Wo ora authorities on wood finishing. 2582 Wash, dvo, opposite Library. Ind. Phono, $ 1419 l- -l P 1111 RSm Boll 840. All Klndo of Office 406 Twenty-fift- h Transfer Work. Street 1331. DR. P. A. COOK. Office, Eccles Building. Ogden, Utah. If l Paper-hange- rs' Directory Leading Dentists classes In France, $1.20 a to $1 per N. H. IVES, Live Stock, Ranches, City Property. 'Homes on oaoy payment. 2484 Wash. Avo. Phono 1356. ' Pocatello. Ogdon. ELITE CLEANING CO Cleaners and Dyers. Taylor A Wilson, Proprietors. Beth Phonoo. 1 KELLY A HERRICK. and Osnsrol Insurance, Loan Gm1 Estate Investment. Rental . Cleaning and Dyeing 1 r to N. IL Ives, 185. Boll Phono 414Y. Office and shop at rosidsneo, 600 24th at. West Ogdon, Bell phono 41IX. H WM. A. HICKENLOOFER. Real haute, liMiraneo ond Invest-- : manta. 209 Eccloo Building, Transfer Companies 8. P. WHITAKER Toachor of Plano. Tabernacle On gsnlst Studio 074 23ii otrooL Boll GEO. OLMBTEAOl Contractor and Buildor, 1 1 :: CARL C. RA8MUSS0N Real Estate, Leona, Rontalo and First Notional Flra Insurance. Bonk Bldg. Ind. Phono 4701 cl CELESTE CONROY, v. Lota Pupil of Leopold Godowoky of Berlin, Germany. Instructor of In tho State Industrial muole School, Studio at 800 25th Btxeet, Phonoo, Ind. 400; Boll, 100. FRED HOWARD Contractor and Builder. Phone I17Z. P. O. Box 355. 4 Real Estate Agents Estate, Loons and Insurance .1 First National Bank Building. MRS. MARY L. SHIPP. Taachor of Glutov and Mandolin, Rosldsneo 304 33d BL Ind. Phono Contractors and 4111 Uah-- Real -- vesting Machines, Wagons, Buggies and Topa Manufactured. 2247 Wash. Ava. Bell Phono 1260Y. Dentist 2441 THE THOMAS STUDIO. High Grade Portraiture In Pastel, Crayon and India Ink. 2467 Wash. Avo. Both Phonoo. GEORGE. A. HORN, carpenters, blacksmiths, stonemasons, from $1 to P. HUNTER Tanaher of Guitar and Mandolin (Moravian System). Aloe Plan Studio 2248 Quincy Ava DENT MOWREY Plano and Celle. Wadolt-KlooBldg. Ind. 750, Boll 1184. at Washington Avenue, Ogdon, picture that looks like you. MR a. R. MACHINE COMPANY, Horseshoeing, Rubber Tiring, Har- P. A. I8AKBON. 22nd Roar of 245-4- 7 phono, 298Z. LUKE CRAWBHAW, Protographsr; Studio Artistic. . The new Japanese Labor party's to Includes opposition program monopolies and favors universal male and female suffrage, a general Increase of wages and reduction rtf hours, the abolition of capital punishment and of titular distinctions, fundamental reform In taxation and arbitration of all international disputes. of 1 W. N. PEIRCE. Baorp $571 Wash, Ava. OGDEN ELECTRIC AND CARRIAGE NOTES. According to United States Consul Alexander Helngarner, of Riga, the politico, conditions governing the economic life of Russia during the lat two or three years have Influenced industries unfavoramanufacturing bly; the output of several brandies has been materially reduced, and thrt of rastiera have ceased entirely. call. Carriage Mfg. : . Funeral designs of all kinds; out flowers and potted plants. .All o.n dart promptly filled. Phan 960Z. 740 Twenty-eightL - A plan MISS ALMA BAUER, h n planting JOSEPH BALLANTYNE. Director Ogdon Tabs rebels Chain Valeo Building a Specialty, 2552 Orchard Ava. "... JL. . - o and C'it Flewora ovary lay. Wo think uur prieso to bo tho fewest. Pot plants In monthly. -- Mechanics as bricklayers, etc. receive and painters Music Sheepshead The opinion expressed by 51 r, McDonald that the arraignment of the Federation offriala at Brise had done more to consolidate and organise the wage workers of the oounttry than any combination of circumstances in times past was applauded. He stated that labor unions should establish great dally papri and that unfair reports of the Boise trial will probably result In three Chicago papers being placed on the unfair list A vote of thanks waa given the visitors by the convention. The only matter before the convention this morning was the further of the proposed amendment to the preamble of the constitution which was postponed yesterday. The speeches today were much more temperate In tone than those made yesterday. No vote had been reached when the morning session adjourned. such A P. ONEILL CONSTRUCTION CO .Contractors and Builders of Save ra Cement Walks, Street Paving and Gravel Reeling. 421 26th at VARNEY FLORAL CO. Rosoa, Carnations, 2-- 6. $UL Cement Contractors it Western Federation of Miners today. Cash Quotations. Chicago, June 21. Cash quotations were as follows: Flhur, firm. No. 2 spring wheat 97al.02; No. 3, 931.01; No. 2 red, No. 2 yellow, No. 2 corn, Ava. Masonry and THE PORTER FLORAL CO. Choica cut fioworo always on hand. Floral designs a opoclalty. Greonhouoo cor. Jafferaon avo. and Twentieth W.L Porter, Mgr. Phones Boll 260Z; Ind. 293. July, $8.60. $8.57. $8.65, $8.60, $8.65.. Ind. 600.. 2210 Washington Floral Artists. urth st Greenhouse opposite Glonwoed park. Phones, Bsll 636a, Ind. 183. ie Srpt, A. L. 8COVILLE, PRINTER. Opposite pooteff.ee. Both phonsa. Photographers COl .Btoro 413 Twenty-fo- 91, lisrd Printers Livery Stables OGDEN FLORAL Second race, six and n half furlong Barbary Belle, won; Orbicular, second; Moya, third. Thnel:20. Third race, the Daisy stakes, five furlongs Nntasulga, won; Cohort, second; Nimbus, third. Time 1:01. CHICAGO FUTURES. Fourth. Coney Island handicap, alx furlongs Toney Faust, won; Kings Chicago, June 21. Tbe leading fu- Daugrhter, second; Dreamer, third. Time 1:18 44. tures ranged as follows: Fifth race, five furlongs Joe Nea-kWheat July, 90, Dec, won; Anannls. second; Fresh, Sept., third. Time 1:01 96. 95. 96. Sixth race, mile and a alxteeenth Corn July. 63, 52, 53; Sept, Dec, 51, 51, Yankee Girl, won ; Bartender, necond; 63. 52, Ostrich, third. Time 1.49; Oats July, 46, 45. 45: Sept, Seventh, one mile Troublemaker, Dec, 39. 38. won; Dick Ftnnell, second; Hsensell, 38, 37. third. Time 1:41. , May, 41, 40. 38: Pork July, $15.62. $1547. $16.52; 8epL, $15.75, $15.82, $15.75 ADDRESSED THE FEDERATION. al5.82. 0 3 BARNES, 170 A. NELLES, LADIES' TAILOR. Wariunonship and fit guaranteed. Suit 4547 Law la Block. Ind. Phone 155. Gty Florists $8.57; Denver, June21. Duncan McDonald Sept, $8.77, $8.75, $8.77; Oct, Sad. Frank Farrington. ..messengers, R 7 $6.80. $8.77, 8.80. from the United Mine Workers of Buelow; Ribs-Ju- ly, $8.47. $8.42, $8.47; add re Med the convention of the ,,,,,........,..7 A vc. A MXRACKEN, Counooloreat-Law- , $ 54 and 55 Firat Nationol Bonk Bldg, Phons Boll 509, Ind. SO. 38a: 40a. de- a ' Ladies Tailors C. GUNNELL Office 2374 WashBoth phonoo 771, - 91a; 94a, 93. 94a; 51a. 53a; M. Avenue. . AGEE M. H. Sperry, Manll. Sanpete Co. H. 8. Ivle, Richfield, Sevlere Co. Carl Mork, Murray, Salt Lake Co. Wesley Jaquea. Logan, Cache Co. Geo. R. Smith, Vernal, Uintah Co. Alma Stewart, Provo,' Utah Co. W. W. Gray, SL George, Washington Co. '81. ! Tho Upto-Dot-o Music Dealer. OPERA HOUSE BLOCK. Clack and Watch Makar and JewDealer In Art Goods and Notions, Victor Talking Machines and records, 2552 Wash. VOLNEY Attemey-at-La- Cta. June MUSIC COl 114 and $1$ Eoelaa Building. Dale, Emery Charles Flab, Moab, Grand Co. D. 11. Sandfn, Cedar City, Iron Co. N. A. Nell son, Nephi, Juab Co. Wm. Croaby, Kanab, Kane Co. A. K. lyon. Murgnn. Morgan Co. F. E. Melville, Fillmore, Millard Co. J. L. Clark, Panguiirh, Garfield Co. Henry Hales, Junction City, Piute York, THOMAS-HORN- E "Tho House of Quality. Every. thing known in music. 314 25th. eler and Optician. FARNSWORTH Attemsy-nt-Law- -- addl-tlona- Diamond workers, members of the Diamond Workers Union of America ar demanding better wages from the diamond manufactures of America, the association of gold dealers. They were Increased a year ago. and now get from 9.10 to 179 a week. There an members of tbe Union In New York City. Co. 1:012-5- R.H.E. ,, Jodediah Sessions, Kaysvllle, Davit Co. A IL Pianos GEO. HARTLEY Box Elder First race, five furlongs Alda, won; Risk, second; Mason, third. Time 5 St. Leu la, 7; New York, 9. New York, June 21. SL Louis feated New York today. Score: Boston Chicago Oscar Peterson, Brigham, Co. Bay R.H.H. Batteries Howell Orth and Kletnow. Co. Furnishings J. A. BETLZER. Watchmaker and Jeweler. 25th st Major Drag 5 tors, JOSEPH CHEZ. Attorney and Counselor at Law, 40 and 41 First National Bank Bldg. Ogden, Utah. Both phonea. Netary in effica. Arthur Findley. Randolph. Rich Co. IX F. McLaughlin, Park Ciiy, Sum- NATIONAL LEAGUE PORTLAND'S 1 1 1 Jewelers Attorneys In accordance with the provisions the law regulating the practice of barbering, paased by the last legislature, the Utah state board of examiners of the barbers has appointed the following deputy examiners: Edward Hunter, Beaver, Beaver of New to-da- Louis o BHEEPBHEAD RACES. Cleveland, Washington, June 21 Thielman was a pusxle to the Washingtons Cleveland won easily.. Score. New York Inspected Practien-erCompelled to Secure Licenses Before Operating. Co. . 62 .298 . 13 . 79 . 56 . 23 . 90 . 33 .158 .503 . All Shops Wilt b ca F. C. WOODS A Architects. 56 A 87 Firat Naff Bank Bldg, Beth Phene The law gives these examiners the right to enter any barber shop, within their jurisdiction, at any time during working hours, for tbe purpose of Inspecting the shop, serving papers or carrying out any order of the board. - Each journeyman must gay a fee of $5 and each apprentice a fee id $1 for a working license. These licenses re Issued on probation and may be revoked following any violation of tbe rules of the board. Any barber knowingly shaving an individual afflicted with a contagious kin disease and persons knowingly effected by a contagious skin disease requesting to be shaved may be prosecuted under the provisions of the law. The law Is for the barber as well as the public as the following paragraph taken from the circnlsr issued to the deputy examiners, shows : "We aay to the barber, you mast keep clean; and to the public. Feu cannot he served unless you are free from disease." !It Detroit . , ...210 Philadelphia . Batteries Donovan and Schmidt; Wadell, Bender and Schreck. Try Them The closing quotations were: Listed Stocks, .105 5 THE BEST reals. . 81 . 40 . 56 .114 ... A. GRAVES, 21 First Nafl Bank Bld BeU Phene 985K. Frank Epperson, Heber, Wasatch AMERICAN LEAGUE SL 16 .127 Washington ., Cleveland . .. .. Batterir t Hughes and Thielman and Bemia. SUPPLIES H THE HOUSEHOLD FURNISHING CO, No. 2300 and 2303 Wash. Ava, second hand gooda bought and sold. Both phonoo 1144 E architect waa There there and several of the unlisted stocks were conspicuous. Notably among them was Ohio Copper, which started off with a aaie of $4.15. then at $4.45, next at $4.50 and finally wound up with several hundred shares changing hands at $4.60. Ohio Kentucky was warned, but the best bid made for it was $4.56. The stork waa offered at $4.80. Mason Valley sold at $1.75 and Emma Cupper In leaa than a board lot, was taken at 18 cents. The Columbus stocks of Alta were In fine form and closed higher. There was acme trading in Uncle Sam Consolidated at 67 and 68 cents; . while Seven Troughs dropped to 57 cents. Victor Consolidated opened with a sale at 15 rents, and dosed on a transfer at STATE BOARD APPOINTS DEPUTY Co. ; Washington, 0. W. L BUSWELL, Jeweler Second 21. , - .120 Sugar, bidTennessee Coal and Iron, bid. , . .137 . 32 United States Steel . 97 preferred $o, . 77 Western Union .123 Northern Pacific .125 Great Northern preferred International Metropolitan .... . 16 . 44 do. preferred . 66 st Buswell's, must be apparent to every lady whose tastss and fancy incline to a careful and artistic Salt Lake. June aouie active trading on the opea board of the mining exchange today. In fact, the bulk of the trading waa done House Architects EXAMINERS. . 16 Wisconsin Central, bid Miscellaneous. Amalgamated Copper American Car and Foundry American locomotive American Smelting and du, preferred SHOPS mit ,,,i,,,,,,tM.- International Paper National Ills cult, bid National Lead Pacific Mall Peoples Gas Pressed Steel Car, bid Pullman Palace Car, bid Standard Oil hap-boiar- a Copper Faiehes Strong Columbus Stocks Wees in Demand and Closed H;gh, . I7H . 92 . 93 . Brooklyn Rapid Transit Colorado Fuel and iron, bid la not a matter la any way. Like garments, anme jewel effects are becoming to the wearer and anme are not For that reason the advantage ol a large sod varied line of these articles, as shown SALT ON ACTIVE LAKE EXCHANGE. LIST. CLOSING STOCK Wabash Personal Adornment UNLI8TEDS Ohl New York, Atchison PHONES IHIWWH4'HWI14MI Htlimt-- 141 190T. 22, IN BARBER and ES11 4 SANITATION' FLOUR Jlr'E UTAII, SATURDAY, OGDEN, Upholstering THE LITTLE GAIN. Upholstering, mattress making, can pot cleaning, laying and fitting. Furniture paokad tor shipping 447 25th Street Both 'Phonos. 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