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THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY MORNING-, OCTOBER 23, 1907. r II "
iews of the Mermonntaii Region
!W CHURCH AT GREEN
BIVER IS DEDICATED
McLain W. Davis Formally
Installed as the
Pastor.
Klal to Tho Tribune.
REEN RIVER. Oct. 22. Tho new
JMing of tho First Presbyterian church
I Tj dedicated Sunday. Tho edifice Is
'ijO feoi in dimensions, with a founda
hsoC cement blocks and framo supor
Scture. The dedicatory ( sermon was
ched by Rev. R. M. Stevenson, D. D.,
(Jldent of Westminster college, Salt
it .City.
- Sr. McLain W. Davis was formally
Slled as pastor of the church. Mr.
r'la has served the church during: tho
f ton months. Rev. J. K. McGllll
and Rev. R. M. Stevenson, as a
imltteo of the presbytery of "Utah,
a'ueted the installation. The now
rch is one of the finest in the State,
ftV about 75000-
Sforce of about seventy-five Greeks
' CiI wnployod at present in laying tracks
' ft'the new roundhouse, while carpen
ffara clearing the ground and prepar
l $or the erection of a new station and
3D is ht house,
new telephone system of Green
r Is being- rapidly installed by a
mn if of workmen, under the direction
Kanngor G. P. Schlosser. The poles
i been erected, the wiring completed
JTUia Instruments put In place.
. f
S.iT. Merrltt, who has spent the sum
JrJJn Washington and Oregon, has ro
mped here to look after his large in-
?"
i Ival tickets are In tho field for munlcl
AlKofflces at tho coming election. The
njjfubllcan ticket is headed by present
TXttyor Roderick McDonald. E, J. Cook,
IQlflam Shaffes. G. N. Stevenson nnd J.
AFronch were nominated as trustees.
T(Mcltlzens ticket follows: For Mayor,
- Wrick McDonald: trustees, E. J. Cook,
'fbljfl. Gillies, Isels Olsen and W. 11.
JjhASi and Mrs. B. S. Collier have rc--2ed
from a visit at Gibson City, III.
ifirs, A. E. Peck has returned from a
to her parents in Grand Junction,
J -ITITUTES A SUIT
1 AGAINST OGDEN CITY
i ISiff
'-icjal to The Tribune.
' ""pDEN", Oct. 22. Ruth E- Bassett has
rl.4itutcd suit against Ogden city through
gjBattorney, Joseph Chez, for a total of
-JO.damnges, alleged to have been sus
, fyfled by her under three causes of ac
refAs'01" a Period covering nineteen years,
wJflating back to JS8S. The claims are
At.tfd on the grading and leveling of
" "fllson avenue between Twenty-seventh
(fcTwenty-elghth streets, the embank-
nt created inlerruptlng the natural
. V, of the water without providing the
ter necessary means of egress. Tho
lilt was that the waters flowed over
((roadway and into the premises owned
,the plaintiff, to her damage In tho sum
SSrobs against c. b.
duA . GRANGER DISMISSED
"clal to The Tribune.
"yfasPbEN'. Oct. 22. C.B. Granger, who
UfjUleged to have defrauded a number of
j);'cfone In Ogden last December, and
if was brought back from Aspen,
oT; is once more a free man. His
flihor, H. II. Granger, a prominent busl
& IWjnian of .Seattle, Wash., arrived here
v rt'mornlng. lie called at the county
ih Mwhere his hrother has been held ever
i.miW be was brought hack.
' GranSer obtained a list of his
ana jjier's debts and thoso who had suf
- ,d' financial losses through him. He
"""learned the costs of Woher county
Us efforts to capture C. B. Granger,
3 UHpald the. entire nmount. The court
Jd an order dlsmlsElns the charges
Inst the prisoner and ho was released.
.fTHOLIC WOMEN OP
fSS OGDEN WILL HOLD FAIR
'Jjclal to The Tribune.
I0S.t??DEKL ct'. 22. The women of Og
Vljt?who have In hand the project for a
'nolle fair, to be held on November 4.
6,.ha!L? Pecurea spacious quarters
n I!861. Washington avenue, and have or
ntir& themselves. The officers are
CIAi,T- Ryan president: Urs. D. A,
tiiVff111' Vlce-Presldent; Mrs. Don Ma
BA.le' secretary. Mrs. George II. Matson,
D51?re..and alrs A- J- Oronln .and Miss
Fitzgerald, additional 'directors.
Nffund derived from tho fair will be
any In fitting up the basement of St.
ijHWiph's church for Sunday school and
LlclrttenterUlnmont purposes.
ihB)S. MARY R. POWERS
INTERRED AT OGDEN
W Wjal to The Tribune.
4.t- 'DEJf' Oct. 22. Funeral services over
B Jfcmalns of Mrs. Mary R. Brown Pow
' , -1.3?'"0 lled of old age and a com-
. tL01. of dls,eas?s Sunday morning,
000. "ftheld today in the Third Ward meet
house, Bishop Wotherspoon offlclat
ATha Third Ward choir rendered the
ca.1 Ee,lefitlons, The Interment was
C.f & U!.ft. Cy cemolr' The body
l,ilfP0,low';d 10 tllQ eravo by many friends
jlioHt moumeiB.
3&.srgbd with making
assault on his wife
!."-$lal to The Tribune.
;75Els"' ct. 2,2,r7JoLln N- Etherlngton.
1 '"was arrested Monday ovenlntr for an
;ed assault on his wife and for
fattening to kill her. was arraigned
C &?f0At7u,lB,i3iIuphy- "'b ball was
v .Aat $250, which he was unnble to
iiiA'"al l,n,eFS bonds nro furnished.
E TO RECOVER ON
A PROMISSORY NOTE
aHjjjpl to The Tribune.
ll9Pf' St." 22. Hlrma N'orcross Is
WJr( ?, M,orc. gcnoral managnr of
TfRn,on Portland Cement company for
g&ASTORIA
jggjjjj For Infanta and Children.
tKInd You Have Always Bought
note executed and delivered on August
20, 1006.
Mrs. Anna Horrocks Martin Dead.
Special to Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct. 22. Mrs. Anna HorrockB
Martin, widow of the lato Patrick Martin
of this city, died this morning at her
residence. Slto leaves a number of chil
dren of the Horrocks family. The day of
the funeral 1ms not bcon announced but
tho services will probably be held at St.
Joseph's cathedral.
Fred Garth Held Up.
Special to Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct. 22 Fred Carth, a ma
chinist employed by tho Southern Pacific
railroad, was held up this evening at the
corner of Twenty-fourth' street and Wall
avenue and relieved of his gold watch
and about $G in cash. Police Officer
Jerry Kclllher was at onco notified but
tho description which Carth was able to
furnish him was meagre. No arrests have
been made.
Army Man in Ogden.
Special to Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct. 22. Lieutenant William
Brunzell of tho Eleventh United States
infantry and now stationed at Fort D. A.
Russell, Wyoming, is visiting in this city,
with his wife, at tho home of her par
ents, Judge and Mrs. S. T. Corn. Lieu
tenant and Mr3. Brunzell will leave to
morrow for a short visit at Salt Lako
and to Fort Douglas,
Brief Mention,
i Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct. 22. Judge Howell has
moved Into the old courtroom on tho
third floor of tho county building, which
has bcon remodeled In a manner that
makes it more spacious and convenient.
H. G. Rhodes, formerly chief clerk of
the railway mall servlco In Ogden, but
recently promoted to the same position
In San Francisco, left this afternoon for
the coast, after spending several days
supervising the weighing of tho malls
here and at other Junction or terminal
points,
W. E. Costello, formerly superintendent
of the Utah division of the Short Line,
but now Inspector of transportation on
all the Harriman lines, is in Ogden, after
an extended trip over the systems in the
West and Northwest. He was warmly re
ceived by the resident officials.
W. B. Scott, assistant to Julius Krut
schnltt, director of maintenance and op
eration on the Harriman linos, Is In Og
den, gathering data on the physical con
ditions of terminals, and will make a
tour of the entire system from Chicago
to the coast.
Ernest Rhine, son of "Jalte" Rhine,
the old Union Pacific passenger conductor,
who has been 111 with pneumonia for a
number of weeks, is now rapidly recov
ering. He Is a signal maintalner on the
Union Pacific at Carter, Wyo.
William H. Chevers, general agent of
tho Harriman lines In Ogden, who has
beon in St. Louis on company buisneaa
for three weeks, returned home Monday
night and is again on duty at tho freight
depot.
Marriage licensos were issued today to
Sanford Niles Gregory and Miss Olive
E. Bullough, Ogden; Joseph Jones of
Hooper and Miss Almeda Carter of Marys
vllle, Fremont county, Ida.
General Superintendent E. Stanger of
the Rio Grande lines came up to Ogden
today In his car Wasatch, and was tho
guest of General Agent A. J. Cronln at
the Weber club.
Tho County Commissioners will meet 1
Ogden with the State Board of Equaliza
tion Thursday morning. The purpose of
the meeting has not been disclosed.
J. G. Doollttle, general agent of the
'Frisco-Rock Island lines, and J. F. Har
vey, traveling agent of the same sys
tem, were Ogden visitors today.
13. W. Graham, a dining car conduc
tor, went East tonight to visit his aged
parents at Nallck, Mass. He will bo ab
sent sixty days.
Mrs. T. C. Foley this morning presented
her husband with a fine baby boy, the
eighth child In the family.
W. B. Throckmorton, traveling freight
agent of the Colorado Midland, arrived
here today.
SEVIER, COUNTY TOWNS
NOMINATE CITY TICKET
Special to The Tribune.
RTCHFIELD, Oct. 22. Democrats have
nominated tho following city ticket:
For mayor, Frank K. Secgmlller; coun
cilman, long term, J. C. Anderson: short
term, rinnry waiter, .i. Hi. i-jepQier anti
John Heed; marshal, George W. Cal
laway; recorder, Miss Clara Orroek;
treasurer, W. W. Morrison.
The following towns in Sevier county
havo nominated city tickets for the com
ing municipal election;
Monroo.
Republican: President. J E. Magclby;
trustees, P. D. Janson, Orson Washburn,
Ferando Erlckson and Austin Bohman.
Democratic: President. C. A. Wlngot;
trustees, Joseph Lowe, Austin Yergensnn,
John H. Manson and Lute Wlnget.
El8inore.
Republican: President, .T. L. Staples;
trustees Christy Hyldahl, Alma Fraud-.
Gdn, DavRl Sorenson and August F. Hot
ter. Democratic: President. Peter Ohrl?
teneen; trustees. William Sylvester. "A.
Kotlcr, Sr., C. A. Hansen and Charles F.
Chrlstensen
Redmond.
Citizens Ticket; President. J. B Sor
enson; trustees. F. C. Snow; Chris Jor
gensen. C. M. Nicholson and Charles C.
Jansen.
VERNAL REPUBLICANS
NOMINATE CITY TICKET
Special to The Tribune.
VERNAL, Oct. 22. The Republicans of
this placo have nominated the following
city ticket-
For Mayor, John K. Bullock; Council
man, four-year term, L. IT. Woodard;
Councllmen. two-vear term, C Carter.
O. J. Bracken nnd Dnn IT. Hlllman Mar
shal. H. S. Meeks; Treasurer. E. J.
Young, Jr.; Recorder, B. P Kelly; Jus
tice of tho Peace. Dr, Charles E. Hlrth.
Funeral services were hold yesterday
morning at tho Episcopal church over the
remains of J. L. Demlng of this place;
who died Saturday uf typhoid pneumonia
Ho Is survived by a widow nnd three
children.
NEW AND RICH STRIKE
NEAR TRAUGHBER'S GROUND
Special to Tho Tribune.
GOLDFIELD. New, Oct. 22. A rich
strike has been made In the Rogers Syn
dicate lease, on Florence ground, the ore
assaying more thnn $lf0 to tho ton. It
In now assured that tho Rogers lease
will Immediately enter the list of big
producora. This ground lies directly
south of tho famous Lltllo Florence, and
in botweon thn Little Flornnco and tho
lease recently secured by W. E, Traugh
bor. Tho finding of rich oro In the Rog
ers lease virtually assures tho richness
of Traughbor's ground.
WOMAN SHOOTS MAN
WHO PURSUES HUSBAND
Special to Tho Tribune.
GOLDFIELD, Nov., Oct. 22. Mrs.
Ethol Laracn shot and mortnlly wounded
Michael Kennedy this afternoon. At tho
time of tho shooting Mrs. Laracn says
Kennedy was pursuing her husband with
a butchor knife The trouble between
Kennedy und Larson waa tho result of
a nouzhborhood quarrel.
DISTRICT COURT IN'
SESSION AT COALVILLE
Republicans and Democrats
Meet and Name Candidates
for Offices.
Special to Tho Tribune.
COALVTLLE, Oct. 22, A busy session
of the District court was hold hero yes
terday morning by Judge C. W. Morse,
tho following business being transacted:
Estate of Margaret V. Lawson, de
ceased; order of sale of personal prop
erty. Estate of James H. Clark, final account
approved and order of distribution of es
tate. Guardianship of William Rcoves et al.,
minors; order of sals of real property.
Estate of John M, Harrington, de
ceased; final account approved and dis
tribution of estate.
Estate of Georgo Jacobson, deceased;
same order as above.
Estate of C. C. Sargent, deceased; re
turn of sale of personal property con
firmed. An order was made for thirty Jurors
to try the cases at the November term
of court, returnable November 25, at 2
o'clock p. m.
Two mlsmatcd couples were granted
divorce on the grounds of desertion, as
follows. A. L, Clancey vs. William M.
Clancey; and John A, Robinson vs, Agne,s
Robinson.
In the case of Pat Clark vs. J. L. and
Rhoda Berry, a foreclosure of mortgage
was entered.
Coalvillo Co-op. vs. John Haddow; at
tachment dissolved.
In tho following cases, demurrers were
submitted to tho court without argument,
and taken under advisement: Ora Halley
vs. J. H. McCormlck; George M. Paeo ot
al., administrators, vs. Silver King Min
ing company; same plaintiffs vs. Daly
West Mining company; same plantlffs vs.
Ontario Silver Mining company; and
Zlon's Savings Bank and Trust company
vs. Jesse W- and Ruth M. Fox.
Criminal cases woro acted on as fol
lows; State vs. Zelman F. Stovall; de
fendant was arraigned on the charge of
battery and fined 550. Stovall Is an oper
ator and got mixed up In a scrap at Cas
tle Rock about a month ago. He was
bound over to the District court on tho
charge of assault with a deadly weapon,
but by consent of tho District Attorney,
this charge was dismissed, and the one
of battery substituted.
State vs. Ellas Plchules. Soren X.
Chrlstensen, acting as attorney for the
defendant, entered a plea of guilty to tho
charge of embezzlement, and the court
Imposed a fine of $50.
State vs. Dennis Holland, Richard
Handley and Mlko Harrington; these de
fendants wero bound over to the District
court on the charge of burglary In tho
second degree, but on recommendation
of the District Attorney and County At
torney Wight they were allowed to plead
to the charge of burglary In the third
degree, to which they entered a -plea of
gulltv, and were sentenced to hard labor
in the State prison for the term of six
months. The defendants broke into a
saloon In Park City last month and stole
enough whisky to load up good. They
were taken to Salt Lake this morning.
Tho calendar for tho November term
was set as follows: November 25, John
G. Bagnall vs. Park City corporation;
Frank "Potts vs. C R. Potts; Roxey L.
Evans, administratrix, vs. Silver King
Mining company, and Daly West Mining
company: J. M. Lockhart et al vs. Will
Blake and Charles Clegg: W. II. Stevens
vs. FauBt Creamery and Supply company;
Roxov L. Evans, administratrix, vs. Daly
Judge and Daly West Mining company;
Hyrum Bates vs. Sliver King Mining
company ct al.; Lucy Garvin vs. C. A.
Blocher and Henry Fares
November 26 Thomas Wlddop and El
len Wlddop vs. Isaac nnd Zebb Edwards;
Idleman Bros, company vs. A. A. Perry
and W. Crawford.
It 1e expected that several other cases
will be ready for trial before Mhe term
commences, and all such Jury cases will
be sot for trial on November 35.
Attornevs Bismarck Snydor. Soren X.
Chrlstensen, Daniel Harrington. Salt
Lake: W. L. Mnglnnls of Ogden. L B.
Wight, Dan B. Shields and Henry Shields
of Park City, were In attendance at the
session of court.
Cashier Frank Pingree of tho First Na
tional Bank returned Sunday from a
week's hunting at the head of Lost creek,
In Morgan county.
Th city recently entered Into an agree
ment with the Rocky Mountain Bell Tele
phone company, whereby the latter can
string wires on the city electric light poles
and the city string wires on the telephone
poles In different parts of tho city. For
th" past (en days a force of telephone
men have been putting up wires and In
stalling new telephones.
Tickets Named.
Th Democrats and Republicans have
nominated candidates for the various city
offices. Tho Republicans met last night
and nominated the following ticket: May
or, Frank Croft; councilman, four-yes r
term, Frank Demlng; two-year-term,
James H. Ball. J. N. Jensen and Dr. O.
W. French: recorder. Roscoe Kldredge;
treasurer, J. S. Calderwood: marshal.
John Cnllls; Justice of the peace, Joseph
Hartlcv, members of the elty committee.
Bon Birch,.. W. Caldorwood and L. E.
The Democrats held their primary Sat
urdav night. The following is the list of
candidates: Mayor. Frank Plngroe; re
corder, J. E. Carruth. treasurer. Charles
Frost: marshal. J. W. Lamb; Justice ol
the peace. T L. Boech: councllmon, four
year term, George W. Young; two-year
te'rm. W. H. Branch, Dan Sommers and
J. W, Wilde.
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ache? Stomach "of"? Just a plain case
of lazv liver. Burdock Dlood Bittern tones
liver and stomach, promotes digestion,
purifies the blood.
Soothes Itching skin. Heals cuts or
burns without a scar. Cures piles, ecze
ma. Bait rhoum, any Itching. Doan s Oint
ment. Your drusglst sells It.
"1 suffered habitually from constipa
tion. Doan's Regulets rollovcd and
strengthened tho bowels, ho that thcy
havo been regular ever since. A.- L.
Davis, grocer. Sulphur Springs, Tex.
Cheapest accident Insurance Dr. Thom
as' Eclectiic Oil- Stops the pain and
hals the wound. All druggists sell it.
4j(IM Men and Women
ArJfijtT in l to 6 iir. m tnmlon, Irritation or ul
0&jf (nsrnt-l ft! ccrntlou of tho mucoUH
tLM no to itri:tate. membranes. Stainless
y-a PTTal OoaUtion. curotorprlvfvtodlsonses.
WTHEEVAHSCllEUIcaOa SoLD UY jj,.r0o,srH
wfiKiClii0l!li;APO.Hl oroeatln plain wmppor
wSmA. U. B. A. jd$s by cxprcny nri'pald tor
xJpyftffifira! 1 1.00 or S boUlcn 575,
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CWCHESTEB'S PILLS
dfr THE DIAMOND ni-AM), a. '
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IIIIIMTEB Al PRICE
Present Tovn Trustees Chosen
to Succeed Themselves in
Office.
Special to Tho Tribune.
PRICE, Oct. 22. Republican primaries
for Price were held In the town hall last
night. A. W. Horsley was nominated to
succeed himself as president of the board
of town trutsees, as wero also tho other
members. Tho other members of the
board arc: J. W. Whltmoro, J. J. L,loyd,
Rasmus Anderson and II y rum Frandsen.
No other ticket has been named.
The District court will convene in Price
next Mondaj at which time the case of
tho Utah Irrigation and Power company
against J. Tom Fitch, of Helper, will bo
heard before a Jury. Tho caso Is ono to
condemn a right of way for tho lntako
of tho Irrigation company's big ditch
from Prlco river, and. although work on
tho construction of the Intake has been
started, a settlement of the controversy
will bo necessary before water can be
turned In tho ditch, which will Irrigate
40,000 to C0.000 acres of land near Price.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS '
AT MALAD, IDAHO
Special to The Trlbuno.
JiALAD. Ida,, Oct. 22. Mrs. R. T.
Owens entertained at a Kensington
Thursday afternoon. The rooms were
decorated with autumn flowers. A de
licious luncheon was served. Those pres
ent were: Mrs. Jedd Jones, Mrs. Fred
Peck, Mrs, W. IT. Jones, Mrs. Little, Mrs.
Hodson, Mrs. Cattell, Mrs. Hansen, Mrs.
McDougall, Mrs. D. L. Evans, Mrs. J.
G Evans, Mrs. Sophie Jones, Mrs. Stone,
Mrs. Caldwell. Mrs. Fredrlckson, Miss
Maud Fredrlckson, Miss Hattlo Morgan.
Miss Rae Jones, Miss Bell Owens and
Miss Davis.
Misses Owen and Taylor entertained
the Ladies' Missionary Society of tho
Presbyterian church Friday afternoon.
Tho election of officers for tho ensuing
year resulted as follows: President, Miss
Owen; vice-president. Mrs. McDougall;
secretary. Miss If. E Morgan; treasurer,
Mrs. J. V. Stewart; secretary of litera
ture, Miss Kate Taylor. A discussion
as to tho work for the coming year re
sulted In a decision to take up tho study
of China. Music and dainty refresh
ments wero features of tho occasion.
m
Mrs. J. T. Williams, Jr., is spending
Lwo weeks in Ogden as the guest of Mrs.
C. F. Koons.
a
Mrs- J. H. Anderson will entertain the
members of the Embroidery club Thurs
day, Mrs. Sawyer and Mrs. Morley loft Fri
day for a two weeks visit with relatives
in Caldwell. Ida.
Attorney McDougall has returned from
Caldwell, where he went as a delegate
to the I. O. O. F. grand lodge meeting.
INSTANTLY KILLED BY
FALLING DOWN SHAFT
Special to The Trlbuno.
BOISE, Ida., Oct. 22 Charles Hcr
manson was Instantly killed In tho Black
Jack mine, near Dewey, today by fall
ing down a deep shaft while going to
tho mlno to work. Tils body, which was
terribly mangled, was found a few min
utes after It fell.
The State Leaguo of Postmasters will
meet here tomorrow to hold a two days"
session. L. B. Wchr of Star is presi
dent and P. E. Ellis of Stltes is secre
tary. ;
This, the second day, has been a big
one at th State fair. The programme
was highly satisfactory and everything
passed off nicely. II. was Bolso day, and
practically all of the business houses
wore closed.
COFFEE
starts the day right, if
good; and starts the day
wrong-, if not good. '
r Tour srroccr relurns yonr money If you don't
like ScbllliDd's Beit, wo pay bim
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Branch offices. Ogden, Logan. Brig
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We have been as careful in our selection of
clothing for the Boys as if they were real grown up
men. Our school suits are built of sturdy baud
some materials. They are carefully tailored and
their shape is there to stay.
Wearing qualities and reasonable prices will
commend these suits to mothers, boys will like them
for their comfort and general good looks.
Boys' Suits and Overcoats, $2.50 to $8.00.
Boys' Soft Hats and Caps, 50c to $2.00.
Hanan Shoes. Young's New York $3.00 Hats.
'tt to 45 West Second South
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tao vitor and life r.cnsotlon of a ralld Turkish
,balh. All Grocer and Druculitc
L Columbia Plioiiograplr
IMtoz Co. (General)
JIT 327-329 So. Main St.
Grnphophonca. Records nnd Suppllea.
Bell, ::D0G. Ind., 1C13.
Only Exclusive Talking Machinu Housa
In State.
1
DRINK
ID AN -HA
NATURAL LITHIA WATER.
"Makes Everythlnn Good,"
F. J. Klesel & Co,, Oaden,
Rloger & Llndley. Salt Lake,
DUtrlbutora. I
THAT GOOD GOAL
BAMBERGER,
' 161 Meighn St,
' BUY IN
Westminster Heights
THE MODEL SUBDIVISION
ON THE EAST BENCH.
Salina Tablets cures loose teoth
just as suro as taxes or rent comos
due.
W. S. HUDSON, D. D. S
Salt Lake City,
MONARCH HARDWARE 00.
PARISANDYE WORKS
OUR PHONES
Present.-, Thankfully Received.
.Articles of Je-wulry inaku admirable
presents for voddlngs, birthdays, etc.,
and are Idoal tokens of esteem to de
parting1 frlonds, to employers, and
others Something that is always ac
ceptable J. H. KNICKERBOCKER. O. D
The Jeweler. M3 Main Street.
j There's Class in
STATIONERY
9 Just as there is in a lot. of. I. fl
things, only some people don'.t 'M
1 know It. Wo arc showing great'
I bargains In soma exceptionally I jH
I fine stationery of fine quality 1
1 a combination box of paper and
1 envelopes at fifty conts 'the: box; iw
The opportunity will not laet 1
I much longer than it takes to tell I
jj about it, but for a few days it's I
a chance to get a "big bargain at I (;
B a little pries. .1
1 We aro agents for the Whiting 1
1 papers, also, first .and -best !
a in stylos, shades, price and, above
I all, quality. jH
SCHRAMM'S - I
WHERE 'THE OARS STOP.
MATINEE TODAY AT 2:15 ;
TONIGHT LAST TIME .'H
Frazee & Wade's Original Production, I
"THE ROYAL CHEF." ' :
With a bs cast of sixty people, I
including the Famous Broilers.' ' H
CO PEOPLE 60. YH
Prices, 25c to $1,50. Matinee, 25c 'to 21
NEXT ATTRACTION: '
LOUIS JAMES. PRESENTIXO. jH
Thurs. Eve, "The Merry Wives of jjf
Windsor." iiH
Fri. & Sat. Eves. "The 'Comedy of ppfH
Errors."
Sat. Mat. "The Merchant of Ven- M
3 Ri
Prices Evening, 2Sc to ?1.50; Mati-i H
nee 25c to $1.00. Sale, now on. lllj
SAt TABERNAOLE
fTfolS'l C1 6& ' Monday and
SPJIl Tuesday,
JP jfOVOmDer 4 and 5.
Children's Patriotic Festival,
Monday Afternoon.
ADVANCED VAUDEVILE,
All This Week. jH
Jos. Hart's Crickets.
Armstrong & Clark. Blmm, Bomm.Brrr S
Casey & Craney. M'llo Toona.
Fred's Monkey Actors. IfH
KINODP.OME.
ORPHEUM ORCHESTRA. RH
Every Evening (except Sunday),
75c. 50c, 25c. Box Seat, $1.00. iH
Matinees Dally (except Sunday and 1 iH
Monday). 50c, 25c. 10c. Box Scat. 75c.
I GRAND THEATRE W
Direction Pelton & Smulzer. H
A. M. COX, Manager.
Matinee Today 15 and 25 Cents.
TONIGHT H
The Melo-Dramallc Sensation
"WHY GIRLS LEAVE HOME.?' H
Next Attraction MURRAT & MACK.
LYRIC THEATRE. . H
Direction Sullivan & Consldlne;
Bert C. Donnellan. Manager nnd fM
Treasurer. IH
ALL THIS WEEK, jH
Initial appearance of the International
Stock Co.. added to our Bl? Vau
deville Show prnsentlng,
"THE WRONG DOCTOR."
A comedy success with a great cast-
Evenings, 2 shows. 7:30 and 9:15:
Sunday evening, 3 shows, first at 7
A1 uditorium" .- I
Richards Street Roller Rink.
Now open, new floor, new skates,- lH
woodwork all nowly painted, present- i ,
lng the appearance of a brand new.
building. ,
Open mornings, 10 to 12, for. begin-
Afternoons, 2 to 5, ladles admitted IH
free
Evenings. 7:30 to 10;30, general ad-"
mission 15c.
We reserve the rlgljt to refuso ad- I
mission to any, whomsoever. j
riie Equity Investment Co.,
(Incorporated.) jH
Alex. A. Robertson, Mgr. RRRRI
Successor .... HRRRI
HOMER & 'ROBERTSON,
219 South Main St, j H
REAL ESTATE LOANS. INSUR-j
WHEN IN OGDEN I
Go to tha Vlonna Cafo. H
Catch your own trout In our private H
aquarium and we will oook thorn. H
Finoah culalne. Latest delicacies, H
Orchestra Every Afternoon and Even- H
DESERET AND JOY STAGE.
Leaves Dcscret Tuesday and Friday, jH
Arrlvns at Joy, 5:45 p. m. IH
Leaves Joy Wednesday and Saturday, H
Arrives DoperGt, l:in p. m- H
STEPHEN GREENWAY, H
Mall Contractor and Carrier, Deserot,
Utah. ' H
I lewder '