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Annual Shirt Sale
This year we shall offer move fine Shirts and better Shirt values
t t + > rr than ever before nt our semiannual Shirt sale
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We put all our Shirts into this saleno reservations or excep
tions Weve bought large lines of Spring Shirts and we must make
c room for them
We shall commence this very day to offer Shirt values that you will never ho able to
Inplicate Take an in o of everything you need in Shirts for any purpose and
4 y come here at once 1
We offer no uncertain Shirts at this Sale but Shirts made to our order by one
of the best Shirt Makers t
Note these values and then if you expect to continue wearing shirts youll do
well to stock up
125 values now 9c 1075 values now 125
150 values now 115 2000 values now JL0
FRED M NYE CO
24113 WASHINGTON AVENUE
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January
Sale Prices
InaHI
Departments
A low choice numbers In Ladies
Tailored Suits at 50 per cent off
Fine Panama Dress Skirts 500
vauee 5375 r
Tailored Waists of fine linen and
Madras Cloth 250 values
at 195
Manlsh Shirt in fine stripes and
checks 150 values at 95c
Flannelette Gowns special values
at 90c 110 125 135 and 150
Childrens Heavy Winter Stockings
per pair 23c
The M o M e Wykes Co
2335 WASHINGTON AVE
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Dont eat until we open was our
motto and it was well worth waiting
The beat of food prepared by a first
class chef the most comfortable and
prettiest place on tho continent Mu
sic 5 to S p m Charles Cafeteria
2376 Washington Ave
Buy B 1C G Butter If It is not
what we claim bring It hack
Annual Meeting at Baptist Church
Tho annual meeting took placo last
evening at the Baptist church The
ladles of the church served a New
England supper from 530 to 730
aud thero was nn abundance of good
things to cat for all who attended
Promptly at 730 the business session
began This consisted of yearly re
ports of the Sunday school ladles
mission circle Kensington the West
Ogden mission the What I Can
solely the young peoples society
tho poor fund as well as tho report
OracHe Isis Globe
Some of the beet features ever
shown In Ogden Read this list
THE CHRISTIAN MARTYRS
This is a dramatic tragedy of oar
ly Rome a story vwon around the
lIfo of Empress FaucUnu the luother
ot Nero
THE BIRTH OF CHRIST
This story needs no detailed ac
count The picture follow tho Bible
ntory closely and is a very lino pic
ture
THE DAUGHTER OF tttE SIOUX
A great big Indian picture produced
on the Western Plains with real Sioux
Indians anti enlisted U S regulars
TO SAVE HER SOUL
The romance of a little choir sing
er vividly portraying the lure of the
Bohemian lifo
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THE INDIAN
Another big Indian story of the
Southwest 50 years ago
Plenty ot good comic pretty songs
and new music
Ilouncs all warm and comfortable
assuring a pleasant hour for all
of the treasurer of the church All
departments arc In a healthy condl
lion and start out on the new year
with every promise of growth and
prosperity Nearly all of tho old of
ficers were elected for the ensuing
year with one or two exceptions At
the roll call a goodly number respond
ed to their names and the meeting
closed early After farewells were
spoken all departed for their homes
feeling that the meeting had been
a success from every point of view
The most talled ot painting in the
world Shadow of the Cross on ex
hibition Public Library tonight Sat
urday and Sunday
The evening paper is the paper of
today The morning paper is the pa
per of yesterday
To
Canyon Line ClosedTt was the in
tention of the Ogden Rapid Transit
company to open the car lino to the
Hermitage in Ogden canon for the
purpose of taking the visiting flock
masters there to see the beauties of
the canyon but Superintendent Bailey
stated this morning that it was found
to bo Impracticable and the plans
will have to be abandoned Mr Bail
ey says hero is at least an inch and
a half of Ice on the rails between
the Ico slide and the Hermitage which
would have to be bucked off with
tho Hnowplow before a car could be
operated and that it would be quite
impossible to do that nt this time It
is also stated by ho superintendent
that tbo company has abandoned tho
Idea of opening the road to the Her
mitage this winter I
The mosttalkedof painting In tbo
world Shadow of the Cross on ex
hibition Public Library tonight Sat
urday and Sunday
Tho daintiest of pastry that is pas
try at Charles Caftcrla
Historical Society The Historical
Society will meet tomorrow afternoon
lanuary 5th at the home of Mrs Ed
ward Blchbol 718 Twenty11 street
The most talled of painting in the
world Shadow of the Cross on ex
hibition Public Library tonight Sat
urday and Sunday
Snowstorm Is General From re
ports received at local railroad head
quarters this morning toe present
snowstorm is pretty general north
west and south of Ogden From three
to five inches of snow has fallen along
the Southern Pacific between Ogden
anal Sparks and a similar condition
obtains north along tho Oregon Short
Line and the Rio Grande road as far
t at Sprlngville Little snow Jn
reported on tho Union Pacific cast of
Evanston but the weather conditions
are extremely cold and both passen
ger and freight trallic delayed All
Union Pacific trains this afternoon
ire from three to seven hours late
Short Line trains are from four to six
hours late Southern Pacific trains
are nearly on time and Rio Grande
trains from the east are reported
nearly on time
For Sale Old newspapers cheap
Call at Standard office
Coal call up Parker Co for
rates on lump nut and clack
Mrs Ada Parry Nelson DeadAt
S10 tills morning Mrs Ada Parry
Nelson died of spinal meningitis at
her home 334 Parry avenue Mr
Nelson wits tho wife of Sumner Nel
son and daughter of Joseph and Olive
Ann Stono Parry She was born In
Ogden Dec 22 1879 She was promi
nent In church circles and beloved
by many Mrs Nelson Is survived
by her parents husband and four
children Funeral services will bo
held at 2 p m Sunday at the Third
ward meeting house
COMA Call up Parker Co Tor
rates on lump nut and slack Parker
Coal Co
PEACOCKTbc best Rock Sprln s
on tho market Phono 27 John
Parr u
Scarcity of Coal Railroad official
caudldl admit that cold weather i s
seriously Interrupting freight traffic
on the Union Pacific and that It is
almost Impossible to forward any con
siderable quantities of coal west with
the thermometer ranging from 10 to
25 degrees below zero across tho
state of Wyoming Operating officials
are doing the beet they can under the
circumstances however and Superin
tendent Jeffors of the Utah division Is
out along the line between Ogden and
Rawlins pushing service wherever
possible Three cars of commercial I
coal were received from the east last
night and delivered to local dealers
today and two trains of coal were sent
west to Utnh points from Rock
Springs yesterdavi and will arrive In
this city today About half of the
coal on these trains IB for commer
cial purposes
Charles New Cafeteria a model
plant with tho most modern applian
ces thoroughly sanitary mooting the
most exacting requirements of the
pure food lawthe highest attain
ment in the art of cooking and serv
ing food Lunch 1030 to 230 Dinner
5 to 530
From Soda Springe George Gor
ton of the Gorton Sheep company of
Soda Springs Idaho Is In the city at
tending the Wool Growers convention
Aside from being interested In the
sheep business at Soda Springs the
Gorton company Is among the leading I
business concerns of that city
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Mlltons Met Milton Price of Salt I
Lake Milton Murdock of Hebcr and
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Milton Jacobs of Provo flockmasters
met in Ogden yesterday and entered
into considerable jocularity regarding
their nnmos Thc all had the same I
From Stone House Nevada Thom
as Nelson and wife are here from I
Stono House Neada Mr Nelson Is I
one of the most prominent sheepmen
of the Sagebrush state and has for
jcnrn held a prominent place in the
business affairs of that state He Is
spoken of by his friends as a man of
solid worth
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Mllllonair Sheepman Hon Tim
Kinney the millionaire sheepman of
Wyoming and one of the largest In j
dividual flock maRtelS of the west ar j
rived in town yesterday morning I
Joining his son Joseph who had ar i
rived from Portland the evening be
fore Mr Kinney hud Just come from i
the vicinity of the winter sheep range
near Rcck Springs and reports con
I ditions exaggerated in that vicinity
Last evening Mr Kinney and son had
as guests for supper at the Reed ho
I tel A F Potter chief of grazing
department of forestry Urs A D
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Melvin and R A Ramsey bureau of I
animal Industry Washington D C i
S P Melody Omaha and Albert
Brandon of Kcmmcrer Wyo II
FORESTERS MEET ON MONDAY
Because of political matters de
manding his immediate attention at I
Washington D C says Forester Clydo
I4mt itt Gifford Plnchot chief fores i
ter of the United States Is unable to
attend the National Wool Growers as
sociation convention now In session
in thin city to deliver an address to
that lody on the forestry question i
aalt applies to sheep interests
A P Potter chief of the brazing de
partment of tho national forestry has
been delegated to take Mr Pinchots
place on the program and Mr Potter
Is here for that purpose The sub
ject that will bo treated by Mr Pot
ter deals entirely with the grazing
question as It affects the sheep indus
try
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
CANARY BIRDS for sale 2570 Lin
coln 17lmo
WANTED Middle aged woman to
caro for house and two school bovs
for short time Call at > o 951 25th SI
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SPRY SENDS
A MESSA fiE
ON FI6UT
Tho following messages were cx
changed today by Governor Spry and
Mayor Glasmann j
Salt lake City Jan 7 1910
William Glasmann Mayor Ogden
UtahSince
Since my conversation with you
yesterday 1 am informed that the
SullivanCollins contest Is to bo a
prize fight to a knockout Tf this Is
true and the contest comes within
the law relating to prize fights the
law must be enforced wire immedi
ately
Signed WILLIAM SPRY
Governor
William Spry Governor Utah
Salt Lake Oily I
HI am assured it will bo a boxing
contest for 20 rounds Will attend
and stop it if It develops into a prize
fight Signed
WILLIAM GLASMANN
Mayor
The contest will be allowed to go
on but If It proves to be a prize fight
will be stopped
DRESSMAKING
Ladies tailormade suits and skirts
also oneplcco dresses a specialty All
work guaranteed flrst class and upto
date Call and see us Bell phone
JIC9K Mrs Lillian Allan and Nell
Col man room 26 Woodmansee Blk
STORMS HAVE KEPT MANY
WOOL GROWERS AT HOME
J D Noblitt of Cokevlllo Wyoone
of the prominent sheepmen of west
ern Wyoming and whose flocks are
now on the desert near Granger re
ceived a telegram from that point this
afternoon as follows
Weather warmer no wind snowing
hard No corn yet
This section has been infested with
one of the worst storms for years
and many flockmaBters have been pre
vented from attending the convention
on account of tho treacherous weath
er and those here will be pleased 10
learn that the weather is moderating
OOAOOOOOOOOQOOO
O SHEEP ARE DYING 0
O BY THE THOUSANDS 0
O Deadwood S D Jan 7 0
O Thousands of sheep have been G
0 killed during the last few days 0
O by the cold according to re 0
C ports from various sections of 0
0 northwest received hero to O
O day Some owners have sold 0
O their large flocks of sheep for 0
0 50 cents a head Ono man 0
i 0 bought 3000 sheep for 1 each 0
j 0 but got only 300 of them to 0
0 safety 0
i 0 The loss is most severe In 0
0 the vicinity of Lander Wyo 0
0 tho blocking of the railroads 0
lOin that section having prevent 0
1 0 ed the sheepmen from securing 0
0 feed 0
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MITCHELL BROS
Monuments or Headstones
Pay no attention to lying mis
representations from our com
i petitors nnd do not pay big
commissions to agents but see
us we can save you money
Yards 2003 Jefferson
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WOMAN WHO
OWNS Bill
BANDS
One of the most Interesting figures
nt the National Wool Growers con
tention Is Mrs William Jenkins of
Battle Mountain Nov who owns j
more sheep than any other woman In J
the world and runs one of the bit I
goat flocks in America for that mat
ter
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Mr Jenkins arrived In Ogden from
Nevada accompanied by her throe
t beautiful daughters the Misses Mary
I Dorothy and Loufso Margaret Jenkins
I Wednesday They are stopping at the
I European hotel headquarters for the
Nevada state delegation
Mrs Jenkins Is a woman of striking
porsonillly and she I poeSHRDlNU
personality and she is possessed of
extraordinary business ability as well
ns social charm She is furthermore
n well educated woman When her
husband died several yean ago he
left n modest fortune and + a flock of
about 22000 sheep Mrs Jenkins has
developed tho fortune Into six figures
nnd her flock has grown to a maxi
mum of GOOOO sheep
This winter sheepmen who know
sny she Is running 45000 sheep and
her herds range over three counties
Elko Humboldl and Lander down
through the Jersey Valley anti up
across the Jarbrldge country to the
Idaho state line
Mrs Jenkins herself owns nearly
all of tho land ut the mouth of Reese
river south of Battle Mountain and
two of her ranches alone produce a
thousand tons of hay every season
She has leased over 100000 acres ot
land from the railroad and about
125000 acres from the state
She owns twelve big ranches In all
Her wool clip this spring will amount
to 400000 pounds making a train of
12 cans and she markets 5000 weth
ers every year which figuring on n
basis of CO sheep to the car fill 100
cars or four trains of twentyfive cars
each
The Utah buyers get most of her
stock sheep but she sells hor wool In
Boston She has GO men on her pay
roll in winter and hires many more
employes In summer
Mrs Jenkins has built long pipe
lines to carry water on to some of
her ranches and she has displayed
wonderful ability in making the best
of her opportunities
She Is considered one of the wealth
iest and most progressive citizens In
Nevada and best of all she is an un
assuming modest woman whose
greatest concern is to rear her fam
ily with the best of precept and ex
ample
LADY AUDIENCE AT THE
ORPHEBU TCNIcSJT
From the books of the advance res
ervations for the Orpheum tonight
and there are a good many It would
seem as though ladles would be In the
majority to make up the large audl
once Tho reason for this Is prob
ably due to the fact that the gentle
ment are going to the fight and the In
dies not to be outdone In seeking
amusement are going to take In the
Orpheum without an escort The bill
this week Is an exceptionally good
one and no doubt the Indies will all
be pleased even If they have to go
alone
aloneHFENSE IN
ThE ERNST
CASE
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The third day of the trial of Clnr
enco Krnst charged with the murder
of Charles Staples on the night ot I
May 15 was marked by more Interest
Ing Incidents than occurred durlug the
two preceding days It developed yes
terday afternoon and during this
mornings session of court that the de
fense was ready to take a new tact In
the battle for their clients life and to
claim that Staples death resulted
from an unsuccessful surgical opera
tion rather than from the bullet hurl
ed from Ernsts weapon No formal
announcement of this line of defense
was made however but the ciossex
amlnntion of several of the states
witnesses indicated a tendency In this
direction
Late yesterday afternoon Clara Bur
jjoas the nurse who attended Staples
after the shooting at the General hos
pital testified as to his condition
when he was admitted to the hospit
al She said the wounded man was
In a state of collapse and in a ser
ious condition owing to excessive
drinking and tho nature of his Injur
ies After the operation on the night
of Mny tho patient began to fall and
finally died at 315 a in on the morn
ing of May 16 without regaining con
sciousness
Dr WJ Browning also testified
last evening concerning the operation
which ho said consumed ocr two
hours time The Intestines were re
moved from the body and were left
out perhaps for one hour and thirty
minutes The patient ho said ex
hibited unusual strength at the time
and the operation was performed by
Dr Pidcock and Dr Forbes
This morning Dr Pidcock was
placed In the witness box and testi
fied regarding the operation the sur
gical methods used and the time con
sumed He said about one hour and
thirty minutes were utilized in tho
operation and that the patient was
In a very weak condition when put on
the operating table It was feared
he said that the patient would die
before the operation was completed
About 15 Inches of Intestines were
taken cut and the ends joined by us
ing a Murphy button The wounded
man had tn bo given stimulants to
keep him alive and he died in less
than two hours after the operation
was completed The doctor indig
nantly repudiated the insinuation that
Staples may have died as a result of
the operation and said the wounded
man wan mortally injured before he
was taken to the operating room
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Dr Forbes has resumed practice
400 Eccles Building usual office hours
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Prices 01 BiOh Grade i
StIlls li6tale the count
Heres the final word on the prices on our best H S M Suits
Tomorrow our entire stock of Hart Schaffner Marx Suits will be
offered at the final reduction
any well dressed man in town will tell you the meaning of IH S M
it is the sign which stands for the highest tthe best the country can produce
in ready to wear clothieg
not a fiber that is not pure wool not a stitch that is not pure silk not a
garment that does not have the touch of the artist tailor
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the prices are 2250 to 3500 J
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beginning tomorrow select yours from tr 1 7
this stock The sale price will be JI
if you dont buyiesallrightbut will you let us show you
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WORLDS MARKETS
Chicago Live Stock
Chicago Jan 7 Cattlo Receipts
estimated at 4000 market steady
Beeves 430 > 800 Texas steers
1150520 western steers 12i
630 stockers mind feeders jttlGtj i
530 cows and heifers 225GG5
calves 750 < 5 > 975
HogsReceipts estimated av 9000
market 10lGc higher Light S5Olg
890 mixed S50S9G heavy SOO
S90 rough S40S75 good to
choice heavy S75900 pigs 7G5 < 5 >
SC5 bulk of sales 8 7nnf o90
Sheep Receipts estimated at
SOOO market strong Native 38511
liln western 400illi5 yearlings I
TfiOTS 10 lambs native SrS jS90
western G25 < J7S80 I
Chicago Produce
Chicago Jan 7Butter steady
Creams 20 34 dairies 25a30
Eggs strong at mark cases In
cluded 24 12a30 12 rats So prime
refs 38
Cheese steady dairies 1C 3tal7
twins 1C l4al2 young Americans
10 12 longhorns 16 12
Omaha Livestock
Omaha Neb Jan 7 Cattle Re
ceipts 2SOO Steady Native steers
100a750 cows and heifers 350a
510 western steers 100aC25 cows
and heifers 300a450 stockers and
feeders 275a535 calves 350a7
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Hogs Receipts 10500 Slow Heavy
S50aSI0 mixed 58l5aS50 light
S40aS 50 hulk of sales 45nS55
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hades New Cafeteria
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Large variety of the highest grade of pnre food cooked
and served right You dont have to wait and your meals cost m
as much or as little as you wish
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Liiiiela 130 to 230
7f I > > Il1lJIUeY 500 o 83 I
j 2376 Washington Avenue
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SheepReceipts 8000 Steady
Yearlings C75a750 wothers 5lOa
fi15 ewes 20aGOO lambs fGOv
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Chicago Close
Chicago Jan iCloso Wheat
Tan 114 3S May 113 JJluTS
July 103 12 Sept 99
CornJan Gl 31 May GS CiaS
July GS 31 Sept GS 12
Oats Jan 4G C4 May IS 1S July
14 7S Sept 42 1S
Pork May 2200 July 2205
Jan 2182 12
Lard May 1270 May 1217 12
July 1210
RibsJan 1160 May 1157 12
allGO July llo l2nllGO
Ryo81
Barley Cash C3n7I
Timothy 395a400
Clover Mrrch 1525 r
New York Money
New York Jan 7Ioner on call
easy 5 l2aG per cent ruling rate
5 12 closing bid 5 34 offered at 5 7S
Time loans slightly easier GO days
I 4 M per cent IIQ days 1 12 per cent
six months 112 per cent Prime mer
cantile paper 4 l2a5 per cent
Sterling exchange steady at a de
cline with actual business In banker
bills nt 4S3S5a9 for Gu day bills and
at 1WJ75 for demand
Commercial bills 483 3SaSI Bar
silver C2 11
Mexican dollars 14 Government
bonds and railroad bonds steady i
Sugar and Coffee I
New York Jan iRaw sugar
firm muscavado 89 test J352 cen
trifugal DC tost 4i2 molasses sugar
89 teM 327 Refined stead Cof
fee spot steady No 7 Rio S 11lCi
34 No 1 Santos 9c
Metal Market
New York Jan 7Lead quet S
07 l2al72 12 Copper easy stand
ard spot and March 1325al350 Sil
ver C2 11
EZMoney Kelly Money to loan on
any good real estate Qeo J Kelly
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Follow the Flocks to
rjihe t Jrp h eUm
Woo JrovweFs Special The only and
best show in town t
ORPHJEUlV THEATRE Tonaii 8 1l5
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A show that wMI please yom all
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