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Show IDE HORSING EXAMINER: OGDEN, UTAIL SATURDAY. JULY 20. 1907. 39.02. (9.07. Short I 18.57; 98.62. 09.00; I l.07;t; October, Ribs 8eptembr, 38.66. October. $8.02: 8.S0; Kansas City Livestock. Kansas City, Mo.. July 19. Cattle I NaReceipts 6.000. Market steady. cows tive steers, 95.00s8.iu; native anj hellers 92.6us6.85: sucker and feeders. 93.!6s5.10; bulks. $3.00a4.75; calves, 93.5bs6.50; western fed steers, 94.60a6.60; western fed cows, 92.5ifc 4.50. HOGS Receipts 10.000. steady: heavy, $5.605.75; 95.70a5.90; pigs and light, Stocks. Market packers. $5.805.93-1-- 2. Market SHEEP Receipts 9.000. TM operation Muttons, 95.25a6.00; lambs, which steady. J. . rise 1 Price of stockstotervala range wsthera, $4.755.25; to tore bora persist ewes, 94.606.25. fed of oeeaaioMl during th week, in spits New York, July 19. today. interruptions, were continued encountered less active neLtraos thsn for several days In of positive weakness In sny stocks. Ther. wss sppsr-Jindifficulties In overcoming tke this end drag list the general ertia of oEered s pssrive nhe sdvsner which had s discouraging efAt fort on the effects of the bulls. hulls this point ammunition of theof some consisted of vsgue Intimations forthcoming favorable development An the Hill railroad stocks. of increase In the rate of distribution ru- was th substance of these Jnent L g profit ipnri- - Is the movement. Great Northern .referred took the precedence of Chicago Livestock. 19. Chicago, July i i i ' 1 1 ; ,- - ; 1 1 1 - , till : 11 1 1 lil I LOR 1 1 I 1H-- H 1 UTAH CANNING I I Paso-Ogde- n g, e . Packers of High Grade VegeUbloa Pure Feed Catsup. Food Park A Bunt Pierce's Pure Pur Food Hominy, force's Worcestershire Sauce. Wo pack but uns grade ef goods THE BEST. Rye No. , 86c. Barley Good feeding, 60a66c; fair to choice malting, 59aG3a Seeds Flax, Na 1 northwestern, II.- Z2; prime timothy, fi4.CS ; clover, contract grades, 916.60. Short Ribs Sides (Loose), 88.37n - 8.62)4. - Hess Pork Per barrel, 916.S0sl6.40, Lard Per 100 lbs, 88.82. Shore Clear Bides (Boned), 99.75a 9.00. Whisky Basis of high wines, $1.11. Articles. Receipts. Sblpm'x. 18.200 Flour, bbls. 6,200 Wheat, bu. 57,900 25,000 Corn, bn 275,400 . 421,600 Oats, bu 138,000 228,800 Rye, bu. . 1.000 Barley, bn 19,800 . the Pnduce Exchange today the butter market wss firm: 'creameries, 21s25c; dairies, 18a22c, Eggs Firm; at mark, eases in cluded, 13al4e; Ante, 14e; prim On firsts, 16c. at Cheese-Ste- ady 12alSa : Chicago Futures. Hiicago, July 19. The leading tures rangej as follow: Wheat July, 91 c: 9flxc; September,-9314c- ; 92a92Ae;. fu- 90a 92Ae. Ikcember, 97e; 9Gc; 96a9Ga May, 91.01a1.02; 31.02; 91.01; 1.01. Corn July, 62c; 62e; 62o. Sep-be- r. ; 62c. W& 53 c; 62c; 52a December. 50 c; 49c; 49As Hay, 5114c; 62c; 6114c; 61s Osts-Ju- ly, 43c; 43c; 4314c.38 39a38c; 3838c; 29c;a 88c; 88s38c. December. 39a Hay, 41c; 40c; 40 Pork-Ju- ly, Lard Sep-timbe- r, 916.60; 316.60; 916.60. September, 99.06; 98.05; 'Saddlery The beet and Largest Kanufae hirers 134 ta 840 In the Wee. Street. Twenty-fourt- h OGDEN, UTAH. SOFT SPOTS IN SALT LAKE MARKET. MIN-IN- G Ohio Copper Opened In Fins Form and Moved Upward Closing Quotations. Balt Laka, July 19. There was considerable softness displayed by Tlntic mining stocks today, and nearly all of them were more or baa affected. However, the buying power waa good, so there waa an inclination to recover towards the rloee. May Day waa Inactive and only 200 shares were brought out, the stock bringing 38 cents. Back Tunnel opened weak, but rallied and closed with the sale of 250 shares at $2.12. Bloux Consolidated, opening at 67 canto, waa forced down to 14, but went back up to 64 cents on the open board. Colorado waa bought at $7.80. while Uncle Sara Consolidated bald ita own around 80 centa. Of the unlisted atocka, Ohio Oopper waa the most active sad there was considerable active bidding for It. resulting In but a few hundred nharaa being brouglit to the frpnt. The stock old at $6.06 and $6.26. Copper Glance waa bought at 17 cents; American at 25 and 26 cents, and Honoring pi 2S JLV centa. The closing quotation! were: Wash. A vs. NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburg, 2; Boston, 0. Boston, July 16- - By bunching hits In the seventh today, Pittsburg won a Liefield was at well played game. hla beat 8 00 re: R. H. B. 8 0 .aa.i.iii.O 6 1 and Gibson; .2 Brooklyn, I; Cincinnati, 1, Brooklyn, July 19. The home team kept up Jls reputation aa n winner today In an Initial game with the Cincinnati, whom they beat by 5 score of 8 to. 1. Score: Baton, Xew xa cut. 234 MAIN ST, BALT LAKE CITY .......... ... R.H.E. Cincinnati ..1 11 1 8 13 1 Brooklya .a......... Batteries Hitt and McLean; Paato-rluand Ritter. a Philadelphia, 5; SL Louis, 0. Philadelphia. July 19. Philadelphia shut out SL lands today, through the effective pitcElng of Moron. Score: R.H.K 0 2 I St. Louie 6 10 0 Philadelphia n Batteries Beebe and Noonan; and Dooln. Mo-re- LOUISVILLE HAS Chicago, 12; New York, 2. New York, July 19. The Now York club dropped another point In It bat- tle for premiership by being knocked out today by tbe Chicago team. Score: R.H.E. . COMPLETE UPSETTING OP THE CITY ADMIhySTRATION.s Caused by the Court of Appeals Ousting tha Mayor and Others 12 Chicago 3 New York Batteriee Brown and Kllng; and Bowerman. 14 7 6 4 AMERICANLEAGEE Frpm Office. Louisville, Ky July 19. With the of appointment by Governor Beckham alcomplete boards of councilman and dermen In a day or two, Louisville will have reached the culmination of a political revolution which. In extent and affect, has only been paralleled by one or two other cities of the first class. Tha reuse of the upheaval la the decision of the Kentucky court of eppeala, overturning the municipal election of 1905. On the face of the returns, aa counted on election day, the Democratic ticket for city and county offices, Jefferson county, bad been declared elected, hut a contest la the courts waa Instituted ny stives of the fusion ticket, the demonly one la the field against the ocrats. Tha court of appral, a th rep-rese- St Louis, 4; Nave York, 2. SL Louis, July 19. St. lands defeated New York today by the eonre of 4 to 2. Petty pitched In fine style, aqd hut for an error he would have Chesbro waa given had a shut-out- . poor support. Score: R.H.E. St, Louis New York 4 .,2 a Batteries Petty and Stevens; 7 1 5 4 Chee-br- o and Klelnow. Detroit 6; Philadelphia, 1. Detroit. July 19. The visitors used three different pitcher In tbe Brat three innings and lost. Score: ....... 6 .....R.H.E. 2 Detroit ., . . . a a Philadelphia Battersea Donovan and 1 6 .......1 6 SdunlJL; WI4 llll - 1 ! WtWi j H I 4 111 I 1 FLAKING 13 1 1 1 11 j SILLS ' d C. W . CROSS CO Manufacture re of sad Wholesale sad Retail Dealers In THARNESS, SADDLES AND SAD-DLER- V HARDWARE. 2290-225- 2 Washington Avenue. Ball Telephone 642-- J. DRIVER Prescriptions Carefully Compounded. McDon- 2273 upon the matter, he said, hut It would purely he na effort to divert the minds of tha Jurors from the real laaue Involved and to Incite possible 111 will in their minds against tha prosecution or some member of K. Under tbe laws of the state of Idaho an accessory to a murder la regarded in tha same light aa tha murderer himself aad. If absent In body at the time of the commission of tha crime, la regarded by tbs law aa being present In spirit. Tbe presence of tbe defendant! in tba state of Idaho at the Uma df tha death of Governor Stsuneuberg was sworn te by tba county attorney in tbe light of (hat law, Mr. Hawley, taking up tha crimes confessed to by Orchard, wont first luto the details of the wanton Uowing up of the Bunker Hill and Sullivan mine in northern Idaho In 1898, and tha destruction of 9250,000 worth of property. No member of the union ever uttered a word In condemnation , of that mob. Mr Hawley grew eloquent In the denunciation of tba perpetrators of thr Bunker Hill mine outrage. He Mb' counsel for tbe defense would endeavor to arouaa sympathy for the men put In the military bull pen to Incite hatred toward th author of tta bull pan. It was na an outgrowth of this hla life. that Frank Bteunraberg-los- t Aa to th men who were placed In the stockade, Mr. Hawley proclaimed them fortunate indeed that they escaped ascending tha scaffold. After dwelling upon tha Bunker Hill outrage for an hour, Mr Hawley finally dismissed It with tha declaration that It certainly could not ta charged to any personal motive on the part of Orchard. Tbe Western Federation of Miners and only tha Western F deration of Miners had the motive and Ha then passed on waa responsible. to the Cripple Creek troubles. Mr. Hawley aald tbe atata did not know what nad become of the bomb until the attorneys for the defense accidently and unwittingly brought It out in Aa to .tba theory of the defense that the Vindicator explosion was an accident. Mr. Hawley admitted this waa true aa far aa auperirtendent McCormack and Shift Boss Beck were concerned. did not The leaden of the Intend to kill thoae two men." amid the attorney, their taking off was not what they had planned. The bomb waa placed there to blow Into eternity some fifty br more met who were about to go te work In the level where tho explosion occurred." The defense It la urged, urge no personal motive on tbe part of Orchard or any one but tbe Western Federation of Miner a ao they resorted to tbe subterfuge of an accident. The only witness they could find to give testimony contending te confirm the theory wss. Thomas Wood, who haa been employed in the mine but a day and a half. Mr. Hawley denounced Wood at n falsifier who delllierately lied to assist the defense. The testimony la rebuttal, he declared, showed thla conclusively. Mr. Hawley said the Vindicator explosion clearly showed tha responsibility of Haywood and hla subordinates for tha crime. And men." he asserted, who would coniplre to com mlt such an act aa thla, who would if they could have sent a carload of unprepared men to their death,- would not hesitate to murder the ex- governor of the state of Idaho if It suited their purpose or assisted in carrying out their plana. And gentlemen, n Juror who la not content with such evidence as we have adduced In regard to tha Vindicator la looking for an opportunity to refuse to serve hla country and hla atata aa an honest cJtlsen. Mr. Hawley suspended here and will resume when court convenes at 9:20 WASHINGTON AVE. ' tHE MONTH DURICJG OF JULY OUT. Ona) First-Cla- ss v EVIDENCE - I Manufacturers of Bash, Doers, Frames, Mantle, Moulding, Weed Turning, Band Sawing and Stoir Building. Office and Mill Corner Twenty-seconStreet and W Islington Avenue, Opposite Tabernacle. Phones, Ind. 6d6; Bell 1309. ESTIMATES FURNISHEDi ALL KINDS OP MILL WORK. Drugs, Guaranteed and Strictly Pure 4 Omaha, 4; Bloux City, 2. Omaha, July 1- 9- Superior fielding and an opportune hit won today) game for tta bom team. With twi out in the tenth, Engle, who aubat luted at third, threw wild to first, let ting la the score that won tha game. Sours: R. II. K Omaha ......a,,....i,...i.,.4 5 I Bloux City 8 8 3 Batteries Thompson and Lebrand; Smith and Sheehan. (Continued from Pag 1 1 DRUGGIST .2 6 2 AGAINST THE FEDERATION STRUCK 1 This is the Plooe to Buy Your 3 Adania sad Jackson and Drill. 1 1 Bill R. H. B. R. I I 7 Denver, I; Pueblo, 2. Pueblo, Cola, July 19. Wild throws gov Denver the opening game today. Jackson pitched ahut-ou- t ball Score: , M HUES and PICKLES JESSE WESTERN LEAGUE ...... .. II 1 .................. ' H JUST AS GOOD Ask your Qrsmt for H. FACTORY AT lOGAN. UTAH. Cleveland, July 19. Cleveland played 4weiv innings, 0 to 0. Smith and Llebbardt were with men oa baaaa. Score: R. 11. E. Cleveland .9 12 9 :........'...0 7 0 Washington' Batteries UcbharJt and Clark; Smith Heydoa. ough I Milk Company Manufacturers ef Honeysuckle Evsoorated Milk Wen th gold medal at the Stott Pair, 1905. A trial ass will convince you there la non Blue Label Batteries 1 IH 1 107 F. Twelve lanlag Tie Gama. Denver Pueblo 1 1 1 Cache Valley Condensed Pj geri, Craig, Bartley and Powers. PORTS .... - Phone 940 Ball - Pittsburg Boston ...... a. Batteries Liefield Young and Brown. HM-4-1- I OGDEN, UTAH. 'Phan Flavoring Extracts and Gold Cross Olive Oil peating, Illegal voting, intimidation of voters and falsification of the count tad prevailed to such an extent aa to render the election invalid. Under the terms of the courts mandate. It became Incumbent on Governor Beckham to appoint board of oouncllmen and aldermen and a mayor for tha city of Louisville and a county Judge for Jefferson county. The mayor sad county Judge were, under the law, empowered to fill all the remaining county and city officials made vacant by the decision. All the appointees under tta decision hold office until a special election I held. In November of thla year, to fill the offices until 1909. Governor Bechham appointed Robert W. Bingham, Mayor. Walter F. Lincoln waa appointed county Judge. The new mayor and county Judge proceeded forthwith to make practically a clean sweep of all tha niiuor officers, such as city treasurer, sheriff, eta Contrariwise, mine of the successful candidates has been appointed to any vacant placa, but on prominent fusion leader waa appointed sheriff. The mayor also appointed new boards of safety and public works. Tha board iff public works ta reported to ta contemplating a genof thoae holding posieral clean-u-p tions In that department, on tho ground that In common with the number of members of tha police and fire department, their chief work baa been In tha nature of that organised Intimidation and - conniving at election frauds which caused the overturning of die 1905 election. af 'safety hif klrtafly .Ita Ynade start by securing the resignation of Chief of Police Gunther, and the reduction of tha assistant chief and six captains to tha rank of pa Similar sweeping changes trolmen. are exported to be made In the personnel of the flrq; department, although Mayor Bingham announced last sight that ha would retain tha chief, Fillmore Tyson. One of the results thus far of the changes has been the putting iff the lid down tight on anloona and gambling, and the general exodus of small gamblers and tenderloin habltuea and suspects" of all kinds, Last Sunday, Louisville waa absolutely dry from mjdnlght, Saturday night, until 5 o'clock a. m. Sunday. Tha situation seems to ta shaping Itself toward one of th fiercest struggles ever known In Louisville politics, (he coming autumn, when the recently ousted officials and their following hope, through the primaries and election, to regain control. iS I OGDEN. Company - . trifle less than H I Edward BichaaL Preorlstor. Factory 2464 Wall Avenue Ogden Pharmacal Manufacturer Iras and Braae Cast Inga, Shafting, Pulleys, Boiler and Tank Work, and all kinds ef Machine Work. - Guayaquil, Ecuador, July 19. The four military' barracks In thla city were attacked simultaneously, just before daybreak this morning, by groups of armod revolutions who called themselves Independents. The fight Ing lasted for one hour. The independents were finally defeated, several of their number being killed or wounded. The local residence of President Alfaro also was attacked by the revolutionists, who purposed to kill th president, but he succeeded In coming out of the conflict uninjured. Guayaquil has been placed under martial law. Order was not restored during the day. Thera la great alarm and all business Is suspended. It was the lntentiun of the conspirators to saeaaslnate President Alfaro, but ha was notified of thla Intention before hla residence waa attacked end rerlfled 1 report that a portion of the police regiment was working In conjunction with the revolutionists When the Independents attacked the police a fight took place In the Interior of the barracks among the policemen. President Alfaro's resilience was attacked on both aides. The president was teen personally at the head of a body of troops resisting the attack. The police last 18 men killed and nine wounded. The leaders of the conspiracy have been arrested. A large quantity of rifles and machetes were found in the houses of conspirators. The troops remained loyaL Ogden 2457 Wash. Logan, 47 N. Main Park City 361 Main Provo, 22 Centre TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN? FREE WITH PLATES. Ko difference what you pay you cannot get any better at any price. f Teeth (Best Gold Fillings ........,91 up 37 Silver and Amalgam ,or 75c ..$3 Fillings .. Work Bert 93.50 to $5 Cement Filling 50c 1,0,4 Crowns, 22K S3.50 t $5 Porcelain Fillings .... 91.00 12 YEARS PROTECTIVE GUARANT EE Rro Examination and Advice OBsfiiirir'- "a,r oUnga make our Success Continuous, ant," "J!Sundays 10 te 2. Lady Attendant. Guar. d y of our Five Offices. ' PEARCE final hearing of the case, deckled that "grona frauds" In the matter of re- III ECUADOR Dont get confuted Arbuckles Ariose Coffee is reallj the cheapest good coffee in the world. In sealed packages for your protection. J IVA7. 111 ' STRICTLY A HOME PRODUCT. AWNINGS 2266 Wash. Ava T VINEGAR I TENTS and Club Cgar Co. UNION MADE 2651 Ren-stro- Arbuckles Anosa Coffee, but. you really pay more for it and dojiot get as good coffee. . arbockm made by 1 Manufacturers af Whuesala and Retail Manufacturer af PIONEER FOUNDRY & MACHINE WORKS Harness and You may buy coffee which costs you a Pertocto Cigars r " UTAH VINiGAK AND PICKLE WORKS JOHN HOXER Columbia Club Columbia v.m.i 1 .1 1 IW4H4HI4lH-- 444-W- I I Owing to th funeral of Mrs. of Hnntsvtlla, being today. Valley Day, celebration ft Sylvan park his been postponed; 7' V .l. ALWAYS THE BEST J. G. READ & BROS. CO. 43a46a Oats Na I white, HHIfH 14 1111 OGDEN, UTAH. 9091c. low, 69c, 111 CO. re-salt- d H AT THE LABEL AND INSIST ON OGDEN AND UTAH MADE GOODS . II - Doan's Reguleta curs constipation favor-it- s Northern Pacific, which was the cut-tin- without griping, nausea, nor sny weaks ening effect Ask your druggist for is yesterday dealings. The of a melon" tor Northern Pacific them. 25 cents par lux. In follow ins the disposal of .is equity still wss Northern Great to Burlington El PASO ELKS WIN rumored, but wss not such s specurise The as favorite yesterday.. lative Teas Delegate Carried Off Honors is the Harrlmans wss mure moderate, at Philadelphia. the touched Pacific Union although move-an- t. on the present highest price s The delegation of Elks from El Publication of the Imposing iff th years operation of Union Paso, Texas, to the Philadelphia conPacific and Southern Pacific had s fa- vention won the following prises, vorable effect, the surplus after divi- which were announced lets last night dends of the two systems mounting to by the committee on contests and s total iff upwards of 136,000,000. awards: $100 for making the beat apparatus These figures had been foreseen and adIn line; supplied no incentive to further $500 for appearing In unique univances In stock. Substantial help for the rise- In price was found in the : forms, and m special prise of $500 for better feeling for oopper metal, both the largest band in line, the military her and abroad. Large sales at tbs band of Guadalajara, Mexico, which accompanied the El Paso lodge. prices Used by the principal producers Doing things up In style, with envere reported. Foreign markets hod s report iff an agreement of me Amalga-siate- ergy sxul enthusiasm, seems to be the and the Rio Tin to prices to be characteristic of the people iff El people have not forgotten the demanded. The price of oopper In ' London advanced. The continued esse manifestation of these same characof call loans and the prospects for a teristics when the El Paso delegation favorable tank statement tomorrow cams to the Irrigation congress in vere strengthening elements. The ac- this city In 1909. Other prises were awarded as foltivity fell to small proportions lata and J. E. Ennis, Pasadena, Cal., advances were only partly retained. A lows: bieak in the local traction stocks due was awarded $25 for being the leanest to the proposed Investigation by the j Elk In the convention; Carl M. Koen-lnSacramento, Cal., captured $25 public utilities commission disturbed for being the tallest and $25 went to the latter market. Bonds were dull and steady. Total Jerry Di Sullivan, Rosebury, Oregon, for being the smallest Elk in the consales, par value, 9992.000. vention. It will be remembered that United States bands advanced ' os call. Koenlng and Ennis were conspicuous at the Union depot a few days ago when the California delegation passed Wool. route to Philadelphia. fit. Usuis, Ho., July 19. Wool-Ste- ady through en territory and western mediums Ils36; fine medium 17all; find ltslfi. VALLEY DAYPOSTPONED Cash Quotations. Chicago, July 19. Cash quotations were as follows: s Flour Ea ; , 1: WTieal No. 1 spring. 99a1.01; No. I, 94i99c; No. I rad, Corn No. 2, 52a53e; No. 2 yel- HW4hH'44IW44 3 HOME MANUFACTURERS weak, natives, 93.755.90; western, 4.005.50; 96.006.6.60; yearlings, lambs, 95.75a7.49; western, $7.257.50. . 1 1 Cattle Receipts 2.500. Market steady. Cows, $1.5oa 5.25; heifers, 92.50a5.50; calves, $5.50 7.25; good to prime steers, 95.70s 5.25; poor to medium, $4.605.65; Stockers sad feeders, 92.80s5.00. HOGS-Rece- ipts Market 17,000. steady to shade higher. Light, $5.30s 6.10; mixed, $5.656.05;. heavy, $5.26a 5.90; rough $5.255.65; pigs, $5.40 6.06; good to choice heavy, 65.Su 6.90. SHEEP-Recei-pts Market 5,000. ATURDAY, JULY 23, 1907. Have your house painted outside and freshened up inside. For quick work you can't do better than to get some" of : our" ready mixed, ready to apply' paints , and varnishes. Surprising1 how many yards a pouqd or, so will go and how far a dollar will travel with it. PAmT co-BU3S, i '1 E. F. BRATZ Real Estate Bargains Ib any part of ibe City mud Couty. Lorbb bb Zb prewed City and Farm Property Promptly negotiated. . , . Fire, Tornado and Plate Glass Insurance Written in Strong and Safe Compute at Lowest Rates. 410 25th Street ' Opposite Reed Hotel PHONES: 420 AND 420Z. e aty-lk- non-unio- n tomorrow.. Doctor Estes Specialist Cures urban oth.ro faM. Madam wwtheda Proa eanaultotlan far any Chronic Dtaaasa of any name ar nature. Every ea. guarantoad. k Partial List of Diseases Cured Catarrh, Dtofaea Nagtag la tha Boro, af tha Head. Threat, Noaa, Sy or Ear. All Dlaoeaaa of th Lung, Bronchial Tubas aad Cheat riTra.Tr of tha Stomach, Lfvor, Iddnaya and Bladder. Heart Dines., Khwnatlem, Asthma, Nerreua TrorMsa, 8L Vttuag Sauce, Pi Ire, FlatoM aad all llsctal Traabloa, Tree Watm, Btowd PRIANT Woman. from aay cares. DUeaaoe paoullar VATE DISEASE CP MEN quit kly cured to stay cared. Romoaxber tho oaaariaaHoa aad advioo ta FREE. Core at anew. 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