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THE STANDARD OGDEN UTAH TUESDAY JANUARY 26 19093

LOgdenBusiness

DirectoryAdvertisements In this column cost

75c per Hno per month payable In acV

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oTUu2 ZtuABell333 ITATick tumorrow but Cnah tuday

I A 1000 od thlngo In a 1000 rm wayoNearly like finding cm U bet It pays

Frit Ifarm N Ogden 5000Horse-HeslboothcsSinokestackPeanutwagon

ABSTRACTORS

Tho D W Ellis Abstract CompanyInc Licensed and Bonded Abstractorsof Tltlv to any land in Vobor coun-

ty

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Office under First Natl Bank

ARCHITECTS

G A Graves tho architect hasr moved to rooms 38 and 39 Lewis Blk

ATTORNEYSATLAW-

A G HORNAttorneyatLaw Office over BaJconn

f Drug Store I soek tho business otall parties am attorney against allcorporation and jonopolles Pre¬

pared to tranear any and all kindsof legal busIns

rB T HULANISKI AttorneyatLaw

Rooms 407408 First National Bankbuilding General practice-

S T COR-NAttarnoyatLaw

207208 First Natl Bank Bldg

JOSEPH CHEZ Attorney and Councelor at Law 40 and 41 First Na-

tional Bank Bldg Ogden UtahBoth Phones Notary

II S FARNSWORTH Attorney atLaw 314 and 315 Eccles Bldg

CHILI PARLORS-

The only genuine Mexican Chill Par-lors

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In Ogden City 268 25th St122lmo

DENTISTS-

DR A W WATSON room 226 EC

cles Bide Office hours 9 to 5

RAm GOODS <fc COSTUMES-

HAIR SWITCHES for sale at reducedprices Hair chains d specialtyMasquerade costumes to rent foiballs and theaters All mall order3promptly attended to Mrs C ElLeo S21 24th P 0 Box 435 87

INSURANCE

W N PIERCE Notary Public RealEstate Fire Life and Accident In-

surance 407 24th St-

JUNK

IF YOU hare any kind of Junk phoneto Ogden Junk House wo will callfor it Bell phone 325K Inu 725

LEADING PLUMBERS-

W S Doneldson Sons practicaluptodato plumbers steam and hotwater fitters Ind 36530 413 23rdstreet

OSTEOPATH-

DR GORDON G IVES OsteopathKlrksvllle graduate Room 224Reed Hotel both phones 65 Everyweek day 9 a m to 5 p m

PAINTER AND PAPER-HANGER

f R DRANE Painting and Paper-hanging 2219 Madison BellPhone 894K

PARCEL DELIVERY

Merchants Parcel Delivery and Ex-press Co 417 12 23rd St Phone Bell1465

PIANOS

il G Barnes tho uptodate musicdealer 223 Wash Ave

PHOTOGRAPHERST-

HE THOMAS STUDIO Hlsh gradeportraiture la Facial Crayon and In-dia Ink 2457 Washington tve BothPhones

PHYSICIAN SURGEONS-

DR A FERNLUND Physician andfinigeon Office hours 10 and 12am 18 to 4 p m 240 25th St Officephones Bell 515K Ind 515 Resi-dence

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646 Wash Ind phone 502

SANITARY WORK

NELS MCCARTYXII work subject w sanitary inepee-

to 2728 Giant Bell phono 324Z81U

OGDEN SCAVENGER COCalls answerea promptly 447 25th

Ind 1166 A 1S tf±SHOE REPAIRING

ELECTRIC SHOE SHOPThe larg-est

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and best equipped shoe shop laOgden City 2576 Washington DV-

Cl1511no

BLADES RANSFER-

Vans Drays Baggage Wagons pjeno Furniture and Sate MoYingPrompt carriage service 408 25tnBell 321 Ind 224 lp 15 U

TRANSFER CQMPANIES-

ALLEN TRANSFER CO Alborn Airlen Proprietor Furniture Vann andStorage Cabs at a momenfa notlce Offlco 412 25th St Phono 22

JOGALONG TRANSFER VANS PI-ano moving a specialty 328 1225th St Both Phones 283

UMBRELLA REPAIRING

UMBRELLA repairing and recoveringInd phone 433 Bell 571OL G 11 U

UPHOLSTERING REPAIRINGPARLOR furniture upholstered and re-

Paired varnishing mattress makingcarpets cleaned fit and lald Estlmates submitted on request PlumesInd 661 Bell 883X 1C Van KnpiPen 2769 Volker Ave 47Hf

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MONTANA ELECTORAL

VOTE IS LOST

Butte Mont Jan 25Dr 0 A Lanstrum chairman of the Republicanstate central committee today re-

ceived a telegram from Senator JosM DIxon who Is In Washington tothe effect that Vice President Fair-banks

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had told him DIxon that thiswas the last day upon which tho mes ¬

senger from Montana could deposit-the presidential electoral vote of thatstate and that the messenger had notarrived

General Charles S Warren of thiscity who has been selected to presentthe vote at Washington stated thisafternoon that the vote had been sent-to Vice President Fairbanks by regis-tered

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mall and that Secretary II NBlake of tho electoral commission hasthe receipt showing that tho vote hasbeen received In Washington Gen-

eral Warren said he would be on hanlFebruary 10 when the electoral col-

lege¬

met

A LOOK BACKWARD GOtDWINSMITH

T he United States now Instead ofbeing the vanguard of Democracymight also be said to be the rear guardthe power of the presidency and thosenate making Its constitution in somerespects the most conservative of theset

Not less but rather more moment-ous

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than the political movement andfraught with ultimate change isthe advance of science which in twoor three generations has been almostmiraculous and has carried mechanic-al

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invention with it Mechanical Inven-tion

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with steamship rail and tele-graph Is bringing the nations intofat closer communication and makingof them in some respects almost onecommonwealth-

Even this movement in India ladue In no small measure lo the sub-stitution for the long voyage aroundthe cape of the short route of the Suezcanal Magi ail In locomotion Jias beenthe change

About half a century ago Grevllleas he tells us in his Memoirs wastraveling by the first built of theEnglish railroads He shudders athearing that an engine driver hadbeen going at the perilous pace offortyfive miles an hour but he ishappy to learn that the man hns beendismissed by the company

I Emigration has now been made soeasy that the labor markets arc be-coming

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fused The demarcations ofnational character can hardly fall tobecome less sharp Language mustalways be a boundary But even thiscommerce and industry being almostahva bilingual is becoming a lesssharp division

All nations eat the fruits of allclimes That little boy would haveto grow a little age or beyond beforene would taste a banana The expanion of commerce in all lines has beenImmense The humble bakeshop In9ld Reading at which the little boybought cake of Huntley Palmeremploying thousands of hands-

In one way unhappily Inventionhas been retrograde It has alwaysbeen increasing the construction ofnew instruments of war the Incentiyes to enmity between nations or theappeal to violence and destruction

The growth physical science orthe Increase of its Influence over thomind have had the most momentouseffecls In anolhcr sphere ThoseChristmas chimes when the child firstheard them spoke to all hearts alikeboth of home and the church To not-a fow they now speak of the home al-

one This change has come rapidlyandworld

startlingly over the intellectual I

The child when still a youth heardn great professor of physical sciencestruggling to reconcile geology withGenesis Now he reads tho work ofa religious wrIter such as Gladstonestruggling to reconcile Genesis withgeology-

Let the evolutionists however re-member two things First that evaulion cannot have evolved Itself sec-ond

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that unlike brutes humanity aswe have been here noting advancesand me cannot tell what the end maybewhether It may not be the finalascendancy of the spiritual over thematerial in man Man let tho evolu-tionists remember advances andrises The beast does not Addressto Cornell Students

BRAIN LEAKS

It Is easier to seek than to finduntil ou find it

And after all there Is really no ex-citement

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In telling a secret to a girlwho can keep It

The Great Evener of Joys and Sor-rows

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certainly will have to be good-to a city scrubwoman In afterlife

What this world needs says a I

Wisconsin editor is peace and mutual confidence Yes and more hiredgirls

Too many men make the mistake-of thinking that idleness is rest RestIs doing about what you ought to doand stopping when you get good andready

It makes a fellow feel sheepish whenhe shaves combs his hair puts on hhcollar his necktie and his hat andthen discovers that he has omitted histrousers

Another Indiana poet is in timlimelight for rhyming poems with

This IK excusable however-on the ground that the poet knowsvery little about home

About tho time that a man growsHO hypochendrical as to quit tryinghe either gets a new tidy for his easychair or If he IB single he meets an ¬

other girl and is saved from the dregsof despair and ennui This old lifeisnt BO bad after all

It Is really wonderful what a lot ofenergy a man will work off trampingthrough the snow for miles getting nitsfeet wet and going hungry and all toshoot at one poor lonely homesickcottontail that has dared to ventureput of his bailiwick for a dinner oftwigs

When a man drops off to sleep andsilken rest has lied up all his caresit is alarming to have a bullpup sneakstealthily upstairs find the door to hisboudlor open and land catapultlcllkein the middle of his chest I certainlymust give that dog of mine nometliIigfor thIs ere I grow pale haggard andapprehensive Who knows what Isgood for somnambulism in dogs

Parts Jan 25Al the Huotyperaon tho Paris newspapers struck to ¬

night for an increase in wages Thepublishers were expecting the strikeand had made aTtaugemonts for handcompositors

The Big ThreeHunger hope and bnbloc are the

driving wheels of lifeLife

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FRUITLESS EFFORT TO

REOPEN S P CASE-

San Francisco Jan 25An effort toreopen legal proceedings against theSouthern Pacliic railroad company In-

volving¬

approximately 50000000 wasrendered fruitless today by the dis ¬

missal in iha United States circuitcourt of the suit filed by John AKuykcndall administrator of the es-tate

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of Charles Durkee to compel therailroad company to redeem 9UUO000000 worth of Union Pacific con-

struction bonds purchased by the de-

ceased whiles governor of the terri-tory

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of Utah in 1865 Suit was dis ¬

missed on the ground that none otthe parties to It wore residents oithis district Kuykcndalls actionnamed the Central Pacific railroadcompany the Central Trust company-of New York end the Farmers Trustcompany of New York as codefend-ants Previous action of a similar na¬

ture was brought In Utah shortly af-ter

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Durkees death in 1870 and Judg-ment was rendered against Kuyken-dall Recently he attempted to re-open

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the matter here With accruingInterest the total of the claim is 50000000

POSTAL SAVINGS BANKBILL BEFORE SENATE

Washington Jan 25The postalsavlnks bill and the omnibus claimsbill were before the senate today foramendment but no substantial pro-gress was made on either measureAn amendment was made to the post-al

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bill limiting to 500 the amount otthe deposits of any one and fixing therate to be paid at 2 per cent withthe understanding that the amend-ment

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would be subject to furtherchange by tho senate

Senator Carter in charge of thomeasure announced that ho wouldkeep it before the senate on everyopportunity until It was disposed otSenator Heyburn of Idaho In an ex-

tended¬

speech opposed the bill Theurgent deficiency bill was passed andat 420 pm the senate adjourned

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girl 116 23rd St1 25 It

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by day New ¬

man Grocery phones196 Nellie Borch 1 9 Imo

plain sewingreasonable 2366

HELP

YOUNG man who can ato 40 ¬

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WANTED partner thebusiness 2214

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tailor Industrial

BY MAN position

typewriting penman HStandard l2Glwk

as one whopoultry dairying ¬

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light 2758 Lin-coln

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I GREATEST EXPERTS IN

TIlE WORLD TESTIFIED-

Butte Tan 25The Sinokocase as It Is was filed in1905 together with a motion for atemporary injunction Thishowever was never argued Thocourt appointed a master in chanceryto take the evidence in the case and he

1began

1906hearing the testimony In Janu-

ary¬

The mastor in chancery gave noticeof his proposed November

I 1907 The case was reargued beforeCrane in November and his final find ¬

of fact were announced In Jan-uary

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1908 They favored the com ¬

panys side of the case and wereadopted by the court

hearing before the court washeld In May and for 20 days tholawyers argued tho findings of the

I master before Judge Vm H HuntI Tho title of the case was Fred W Bliss

against tho Anaconda Copper Miningcompany The was a permanent

asked by the farmersThere was no request for

Tho case has more than 500000 and is unique In court procedurebecause of tho vast volume of testi-mony

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taken The transcript fillsUlan typewritten pages

about 7500000 words as estimated-by the and whichtho ro ord of case in the UnitedStates Hundreds of exhibits ofdifferent kinds were presented

j During the of the hearingthe greatest experts in the world Innumerous lines and the re-

searches which have been conductedduring the progress of havebeen of great value to the sciencescovering as they do a wide field

Cause of AstigmatismI Many cases of astigmatism arIse

the practice of reading in bedparticularly by

a severe Illness It strains themuscles of the aye to such an extentthat they alter the curvature of

abnormality to which theI term astigmatism is applied

hunt for men womenthe

onesover the

page wantjust what

And the come from

Apply hand ad-vance

wordcents week more cents

the ones palls

thethem

want thempage

dining room

WORKboth

prices

hand salary with

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work

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front rooms

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issue

many

520 22nd 3t Bell Phone 1386Kiwk

with orboard 221315

1 24 iwk

rooms for427 1 23

1 to for househalf ofnicely both

cold water 15 Apply2155 Adams

furnaceheat lights gas Inquire2481 90 123lwk

frontrooms steam heat Room

Opera House 122lw

NICE front bath 2624 Adams11

2220 Lincoln 1 11

528

LIGHT rooms559 23rd 1 20 iwk

rooms 137 26that

roomsfirst 2236 Grant

rooms with bath 274 23rd 120tf

flat2634 Grant 12 6mo

RENT239 27th

880

256 23rd 1 20

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110 no26th St 122lWk

Toomsmodern 2563 Grant 125lwk

EXCLUSION LEAGUEOFFERS 1

Jan 25Tho Asiaticleague a letter

to members ot theurging them to vote the Drew andJohnson prohibiting aliens beingmembers of holdinglands segregating them in schoolsand ¬

at the another <

It Is asIn the of

I the Instant there arc soyoral to emanate

the which if ¬

to pass may layI the people of open to

of being unfair ¬

is accusedof faith With whomWith the or Japan

assertion that tho new ¬

of Japan in tho States aredecreasing Is not by facts

by the report of tho ¬

of for1908

is worthy of note tho ¬

of commerce and labor ¬

up to the present date tothe in his annual report-as to tho of the

In the United States andIn

I ASKS FORPACIFIC FLEET

1 Nathan O

I of Sana joint in tho to ¬

I day calling upon thein to urge

I in waters of a fleetwhose shall be as great-as thut of other nation on the Pa ¬

cific is similarto one byexcept that it does not mention tho

as one of the peopleswhom Is Bought Coghlanbelieves the will endorsesuch a move on the of the

but all other measuresaimed at be

I hold up

MoneyMaking Ways ° of Using Want Ads

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Get Employe t

businessthis capable andSome it trifling But it has been worth

a Field a a Swift a Wanamakerit is worth yourwhile Wise organization spells II Pick your i

employesthe that dollars Make it one of a

your habits to run daily II Situation adson our Or better still when you aparticular employe write little Want statingyou want and insert it under heading Help

results to you yourprivate officeawaycrowd of the unemployed The cost is but a few pennies

Think of it i

f> 0 J EXAMPLES

WANTED partner in the moving man can write a goodpicture business Wash salary to start 40 with ¬

Avo 116tr and Address Situ-ation

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this office 123lwkC

In this department payable strictly In advance Onecent per each Insertion No insertion less than 25 cents25 per line per two lines or 75 per line per

This is a day RESULTS The good people are VALUABLE Our tUne

DEFINITE earnest work that something shall DONE This is back of our WantAds Users get RESULTS a wayWHEN they want and WHERE

It will pay YOU to up a habit READINGand our

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WANTED

GIRL Poplar Heights1261

classVirginia 126lwk

WANTEDGood

SITUATIONS WANTED

FEMALE

AddressStore

DRESSMAKING anti

avenue

WANTED-

MALE

write goodstart ad

promotionation omce 123lwk

in movingpicture WashAve tf

GOOD School

SITUATIONS WANTED-

MALE

STEADYYOUNGoffice understands shorthand-and goodcare

POSITION farm un-

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LARGE furnishedhousekeeping Front

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FOR RENTF-

URNISHED ROOMS

Nicely furnished fourroom house

124

FURNISHED rooms withoutLincoln Ave

FURNISHED housekeeping24th Imo

FEBRUARY couplekeeping six room cottageclose in furnished hotand now

123lmo

LIGHT housekeeping roomand range

Washington Ind

NICELY furnished housekeepinggas range

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room1 Imo

FURNISHED rooms housekeepingtf

FOR RENTTwo furnished lighthousekeeping rooms 12 24t-

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housekeeping down-stairs front

HOUSEKEEPING15lnio

NEWLY FURNISHED modernclass board 1221wk

THREE housekeeping

and unfurnished22

FOR Elegant vtewrymcdern rooms street lad

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NICELY fourroom houseIWK

ROOMS for lighthousekeeping children dogs 884

FURNISHED housekeeping

ASIATICCOMMUNICATION

SacramentoExclusion following ad-dressed assembly

billscorporations

andresidential districts has circulat-

ed capitol communlcnIn part follows

presidents despatchestwentiethassertions purporting

from permit-ted unchallenged

California theindictment and un-reasonable

California by Inuemlobreaking

presidentThe mem-

bers Unitedwarranted

presented com-missioner general Immigration

It that secretary has fail-ed explain

discrepancyaddition Japanese

statements contained hismonthly report-

CAtlFORNIAAUGUMENTED

Sacramento Jan 25Coghlan Introducer

resolution assemblyCalifornia dele-

gation congress the estab-lishment Pacific

war strengthany

Coghlans resolutionintroduced Senator Anthony

Japanese againstprotection

governorpart legis-

lature thatespecially Japaneso will

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consider while-of Ward

Successbring in

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HOUSEkeeping rooms also modernsleeping teams Colonial 362 24th

12201mo

A FEW nicely furnished rooms at theVirginia l2ilwk

FOR RENT-

UNFIJRNItEt3 ROOMS

FOUR small rooms with use of cel-lar

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Adults only 663 27th

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FOR RENT

ROOMS AND BOARD

Furnished room with board In privatefamily good home cooking PhoneInd 1111 124lwk

BOARD AND ROOM by day week ormonth 371 22nd street 119lmo

ROOM and board modern conven-iences

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541 23rd 3684M Ind phonei 13 tr

ROOM and board 2354 Grantl7lmo

FURNISHED rooms with or withoutboard 667 26th St 10 5 IwU

ROOM and board C22 CRtli 6 ittCOARD AND HOOM 149 26th street

POEt RENT-

UNFURNISHED MOUSB

Fiveroom brick No 300 21st streetInquire same number 124lwk

FOUR room cottage 1011 22nd St122lwk-

KOURroom modern residence In goodcondition 1700 per month Chaun

I cy Parry Cor 23rd and Wash Phono259 l2ltr

MODERN seven room house good lo ¬

cation Hussey Woods RealtyCu 120tf

FOR RENT-

UNFURNISHED HOUSES 1

< ContinuedFOUR and five roomed modern house

located on Heals and Lincoln In ¬

quire 528 21st street l142wkaTwo sevenroom houses on Adams

avenue Inquire 248 2l th strootBell phone 50BY Modern conveni-ences

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STOLAG ROOM

LARGE convenient room centrallylocated cheap Wodoll 2168 Wash

1 14 line

STORE ROOM FOR RENT

ONE storeroom twoWashington Avo Inquire SpargosBook Storoi 1 n tr

FARM FOR RENT

Eiglily acres best kind farm land withwater for 60 acres situated twomiles from center Ogden CityMathews Mattson under FirstNat Bank 124lwk

FOR SALE REAL ESTATE

A bargain if sold at once sixroommodern frame house large base-ment with furnace barn lawn andhedge largo chicken run lotiot 50x150 For Information see PCunningham 227 W 31st 124lwk

LOT SALEChoice lots on the Bench-at half price to secure money forother business Only a few loftBetter hurry Price 16000 2349 ½Wash Avo 1 23 lwk

FOR SALE 320 acres 10 miles west-of Ogden half mile of railroad sta-tion In tracts of 40 acres at 10 peracre on long time Certain todouble in value In five years Asafe investment Hunter Kennedy2211 First National Bank Building

12161-

OO acre farm well improved locatediu Idaho Address or call 2052 WallAve Bell 373X 121lwk

room modern brick housewell situated on Bench27005r-oom modern brick houseSouth Wash Ave 25CO

Groom frame house NorthWash Ave 1600-

A fow nice residence lots on Benchare being offered away below mar ¬

ket value In order to raise somequick money Investigate willpay you each 16000

KELLY HERRICK 16 tf

100 ACRES or any part adjoiningWeber county poor farm First classfruit land H H Thompson Bellphone 9743black 119lmo

6 ROOM house 12 acre lon 490KBoll 12133mo

FOR SALE fountain Springs Ice Cojilaco with facilities for loe raisingand cold storage 12room brick rcai cute fine lawn and shrubberyfruit and shade treessplendid valleyview Enquire of G u Griffith onpremises 1219 21st 5 24 U

FOR SALE BOARDING HOUSE

BOARDING HOUSE and furniture forsalerooms all full 160 23rd 126t

FOR SALE-

MISCELLANEOUS

RESTAURANT on 25th street 3 12years lease immediate possessiongiven Good business Owner wish-es to leave city Cheap Apply 24b25th street 126lwk

FURNITURE only used three monthsfor 4room house Inquire 2727Madison 1 25 Iwk

LEATHER couch carpet tables andstoves for sale 1016 25th St

1 23 Iwk

FOR SALE OR TRADEAlmost newHarvard Piano terms 3 large newpumps Heywood baby buggy Bell1474 122t

FURNITURE complete for housekeeplug practically new sell all at once-or by piece Also piano Bargainif taken at once Call 2526 AdamsAve 1211

High grade pianos almost new mustbe sold at once Call at 2247 Adams

121tFIVE rooms furniture ctieap by own-

er Call 150 30th street between 12and 3 1 19 Wk

Choice rect winter applea cneapInquire William Hopple 2463 Wash-ington avenue 141 mo

WE OFFER for sale a number 01

drstalnss yearling Jersey heifersAlso a number of selected Jerseyalves at reasonablu prices T W

Horn Son phones Belt No 1421Y Ind N 3C124 10 M tr

POULTRY SUPPLIES

FREE lOc package Conkoys LayingTonic also 25c Poultry Book Bring-

ad to T Farr Son 2270 Washing-ton Ave 1 16 Imo

CONKEYS Roup Cure SOc at T FarrSons 2270 Washington Avenue

Makes 25 gallons medicine Saveyour fowls 116 line

WANTED TO BUY

WANTED Cyphers incubators CallBell prone 960Z 116lmo

LOST

GOLD NUGGET scarf pin reward2519 Orchard 126lw

GOLD dragon diamond ring with em-

erald eyes return to Standard Re-

ward 120lwk-

FOXJND

FOUND Key on corner of 24th andJefferson Owner may have sameby paying for this ad 1 25 It

WANT ADS BRING BIG RESULTS

PERSONAL-

THE GENTLEMAN who found thediamond brooch on 23rd St or attho Weber Academy will please re ¬

turn to owner as he Is known antIwill be sougnt for a reward will bogiven for the returning 1222t

p

MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY Aavancod Bularlcd peoplewithout security on easy paymentsDrake 41011 Eccles Building

IHE CTY LOAN AGENCY 210211Eccles Bldg Any Salaried Employeor Wage Earner Can Got Just onHis Note

Mo SemiMo Weeklytso Return 13B or 665 or 335

< 0 Return 1065 or G35 or 265130 Return 800 or 400 or 20015 Return 400 or 200 or 100Or any other sum and pay back Inproportion confidential courteousretmon t no unpleasant Inquiries

FRATERNALR-

OYAL ARCANUM

Fraternal Beneficiary Order Insuresmen at reasonable rates Accumulaledemergency mid nearly five mllllor-lollars Rocky Mountain Council No

637 meets second and fourth Thursday at I O OF hall 2416 Wash-ington avenue P A Hordll RegentJ W Wolhespoon Collector G BRoberts Secretary-

B P O ELKS-

B P O Elks Ogden Lodge No 719Lodge and duEt rooms second floor241Gx Washington avenue Regular

every Tuesday eveningF A BURT Exalted RulerJ H KSAUSS Secretary

ODD FELLOWS

Ogden Lodso No5 Independent Or-

der of Odd Fellows Meets In I O O

F hall every Tuesday evening Visit-Ing brothers cordially Invited lo be

presentWASHINGTONJENKINSNoble Grand

HENRY KISSEL Sec y

Queen City Rebekah Lodge No4-I 0 O F Meets second and fourthFriday evenlngtKat Odd Fellows hallVisiting menioers Invited

VIRGINIA MATHEWS N G

AMANDA LANSING Rec Secy436 30th St

MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA

Utah Camp No 9990 Business meet-ings

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every Tuesday night TeRm drillfirst and third Tuesday nights at S pm Eagles Hall

J T YOUNG V CJ H SHAFER Clerk

OGDEN LODGE NO 1D OF H

Ogden Lodge No1 D of H meets-in K of P Hall the first and thirdWednesday afternoons of each month-at 230 P m-

JDDITH PROUT C of HJEANNETTE HILL FinancierL JENNIE PROUT Recorder

KNIGHTS OFPYTHIAS

Ogden Lodge No2 Knights ofPythias meets at Castle Hall UtahNational Bank building every Mon ¬

day evening All K of Ps requested-to meet with us

GEO H DAVIS C CW W GROSSMAN M of EL N MEAD K of R and S

IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN

Improved Order of Redmen Hiawa ¬

tha Tribe No3 meets in Eagle hallFriday evenings at 8 oclock Visitingchiefs cordially invited-

A E LANSING SachemI E R GEIGER C of R

W D BLOSSER C of W

MASON

Queen Esther Chapter No4 O ES Regular meetings held at Masonichall on Washington avenue betweenTwentyfifth and Twentysixth streetsthe first and third Fridays of eachmonth Sojourning members cordial-ly

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Invited to attendEVA F COREY W MLILY V HALSTED Secy

DEGREE OF POCAHONTAS

Leeotah Council No3 D of Pmeets the first and third Wednesdayafternoons at 230 Eagle Hall Duescan be paid to Susie Alden C ot W112 2Gth St Visiting members in

lted-SARAH BAUMEISTER PdcahonlasALICE COLLINS Lof R

ORDER RAILWAY CONDUCTORS

Wasatch Division No 124 O R C

meets second and fourth Fridays st230 p m In K ofP hall cornerWashington avenue anil 24th streetAll brothers are cordially Invited to

attendGEO ALLEN C CD L BOYLE S and T

FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES

Fraternal Order of Eagles OgdenAerie No 118 F O E meets everyWednesday evening In Eagle hall eastof Reed hotel at 800 VisitingBrother Eagles are Invited to attendthe Aerie meetings

A C FIELITZ W President-E R GEIGER Secretary-DR HB FORBES Aerie Physician

ROYAL NEIGHBORS OF AMERICA

Excelsior Camp No 3240 meetsevery second and fourth Monday even-

Ing of each month at the Eagles hallVisiting members cordially Invited

MRS MARY HEFFNBR oracle2941 Washington avenue

JOSIE RHEA Recorder 258 23rd SL

HOT SPRINGS SCHEDULE

EFFECTIVE JANUARY 23RD

Owing to the bad condition of thotrack on the Ogden Northwesterncarewill only bo run every two hours

CUT THIS OUT for referenceLeave 25th and Leave Hot

Wash Ave Springs625 A M 720 A M

825 A M 92B AM1025 A M 1135 AN1225P M 126 p M

225 P M i JiS P M

425 P M 625 P Al

625 p1tr 7 6rN825 P MI 95 lN

FRATERNALIB OF R T

Brotherhood Railway1 TrainmenOgden lodgo No 68 Meets ovaryThursda 0vcnlnS Eagles Hall atS p In-

C D SIMPSON MasterR A IRVINE 272 26th SecvA B CANP1ELD Financier

2419 Monroe

LADIES OF THE MACCABEES-

Silver Hive No JL meetsTuesday at 230 p m at K of C HallNo 2473 Washington avenue Visiting sisters corlially invited

IDA HOLLAND L CL JENNIE PROUT R K

2455 Van Buren Ave

WOODMEt OF THE WORLD

Weber Camp No 74 meets in Kof P hall In the Utah National Bankbuilding every Thursday evening at Soclock Visiting Woodmen cordiallyInvited to attend

WM M PIGGOTT C CE AUTH Clerk First National

Bank Building

PYTHIAN1 SISTERS

Meols every Saturday afternoon at230 in Pythian Hall Utah NationalBank building Sojourning sisters cor ¬

dially Invited to attendLULU RITTER M E CLOTTIE McGAW M of R C

WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT

Women of Woodcraft Ogden Circle581 meets every Tuesday night at730 oclock K of P Hall VisitingNeighbors invited

Dues can be paid at BInghams gro-cery

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store 25lh St the nternoon otthe 28th of each month

MARTHA A MORRIS G N 76223 streetMARIE CRlES Clerk 2731 Mon-

roe¬

avenue

Sego Lily CircleNo 171 meets evcry second and fourth Friday nightsat 730 in Kof P Hall visitingneighbors cordially Invited

MINNIE MULLER G N3057 Porter Avenue

KATE HEY rAN Clerk 23SV23rd Street

UNION DEPOTTIMECARD

IN EFFECT NOV 22 1908

UNION PACIFIC RR CO

TrINof East Bound Depart

lOJFast Man S20 amSLos Angeles Limited 115 pID2 Overland Limited 150 prn4Atlantlc Express 740 pm

No L West Bountd j Arrive

3 California Express 545 nm9 Fast MalI 1255 pm1 Ovorlad Limited450 pm7 Los Angoles L1mlted 635pmOREGON SHORT LINE RR CO

No L North Bound 1 Depart

9PortIand Butte Expresa 1210 ajn-L17lMalad Keltonx 820 am-

7Fast MaLi 225 pm11 Cache Valley Express 505 fm

No1 From North I Arrive

From Portland Buttel65 am12 Cache Valley Express jl030 am10 From Portland Butte pm

118Malad and Kelton xl 700 pm

No1 South Bound I Depart-

S For SnIt Lake City715 nm6 Local for Salt Lake 825am

12 Cache to Salt Lake1040 nm2 Local for Salt Lake 205 pm

14 1aclfic Express 510 pm10 For Salt Lake CIty 545pmIS Los Angeles Limited 655 pm

4 Salt Lake Flyer 745 pm-

1oI From South I Arrive

9 From Salt Lake1150 p1115 From Salt LakO810 nm

13 Local Salt Lake1040 nm11 Los Angeles LimIted 105 pm

1 From Salt Lake 140 pm7 From Salt Lake 205 pm

11 From Salt Lake 500 pm3Eastern Express 720 pm

RIOGRANDE WESTERN R R CO

No1 East Bound I Depart

13 Atiatitic Mal1pQlnts ens 700 ani12 salt Lake Local 900 nm14 Salt LakoPassenger 100 pm

2 Atlantic Limited 200 prn-4Attantic M ij A15 pin

N6r From East I Arrive

3paciulc Ex from east1105 nm11 Ogden Passenger1125 nm-

S Ex All points East 200 pm1 PacIfic Cbast Limited 130 Vm

J3 Salt Lake Local 705 pm

SOUTHERN PACIF-

ICTwrestN Bound I Depart

3Ex for San FrancIsco 625 aui6 Ex for San Francisco 245 pm9 Fast Mall 13n pm1 Overland Limited il0 pm

No From West I Arrive

6 Ex froth San Francisco 620 nm10 Fast Mall 710 atn

2 Overland Limited 1 30pn4 EL fromSlln Francisco 535 pm

W ruesdaytThursd8 and Same

IllY

LAGOON ROUTE

salt Lake Ogden Railway Time-

Table ottectve Septemb erS 1908

Trains Leave OCfl for Lagoqa andSalt Lw-

ce6Inm 205ptn4 pm-

It05835 atn

am 6o pinTraIns Arrive at Ogden from Lagoon

andsakt Lake32o pm6jo nm

955 nm o55 pm1226 pm 755 pm

Through nsg00d serviceSLMON DAMBERGE-

R1resdeflt and Genoral Ianage-

rmNT

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