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poser Lewis best vein. There are many
other catchy numbers throughout the
piece. such as when the Swallows
Return in the Spring" THAT Wasn't
AL affinity" The Human Night
Key" Lets Pretend" My Diabolo
Beau Very Wen. Then" and ANY
OLD Place in the World With You
a east of 75 welI-known fun makers
will be found in support OF Mile. Per-
tina. Julian Mitchell has staged the
production. which. owing to the nature
Of the story. offers exceptional OPP
portrnities for lavish stage effects.
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established herself as one Of the great
est of her art on the stage today and
Is the bright particular star. Mile.
Pertina has caused a furpre in both
Germany and France by her marvel
Gus exhibition of both the classic ana
modern form of dancing. HarrS- Il.
Smith has provided witty book and
the story il well told. while Mauri. e
Lewis music Is of the tnneful Levi
variety. There are several songs that
are in their little way gems of har-
mony. melody and hamor. 4 number
In the "Bal Tabarint scene in the first
act entitled AT the Masquerade Is
full OF life and spirit The orchestra
tons of the finales are thoroughly
descriptive and are written in COM
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4 STAR COMING.

The rumor that David Wartield. the
great American actor who has been
enthralling New York audiences for
FIVE consecutive seasons in 1.-The Music
Master" will appear at an early date
in this city. has been substantlated
by the announcement that has just
come from the Belasco offices in New
York. Mr.. Wartield and the original
Relaseo company will be seen in this
city in the very successful play, THE
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MAUD POWELL.

Maud Powell. the greatest woman
violinist of America-hy some accord
ed the same title without the sex dis
tinction-comes to the Harnois the
alter on Thursday. January %. Last
season Miss Powell gave the best num-
Der in the University lecture course
and then she Won MANY friends. Her
return engagement should be an ova-
ton.
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COMING ATTRACTIONS.

January 4-"The Soul kiss
January s-.Betty and the Boys "
January I2-Blanche Walsh.
January 1.-THE Man of the
Hour
January PIN Hayti.''
January 2a-Maud Powell
February S-'.The Merry widow .
At the Family-.'The Gray Dove"
by the Laura Winston Stock COM
pany. all week. with saturday mat
inee.
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had for a long time. The cast sup
porting the Coincidence is one Of the
best that she has ever had. among
them being w. G.. Stewart. Sam ID.
Hardy. Wallace McCutcheon, Jr.:
James b. Carson Edward Earle. Luz
Glen Kesney, Kenneth Davenport. An
ma Mooney. Hattie Fox. Jane Rut-
ledge and Flora Finch. The chorus
is made up 81 attractive young women
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Music Master" As a dramatic and
artistic event the occasion will be the
most important our stage has known
for many seasons. Mr.. Warfield will
travel in his private car
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ROOSEVELT SARCASTICALLY
REFERS TO NEW YORK

DENVER. Aug. 29.-In few brief SEN
tences Colonel Roosevelt outlined his
opinion OF the attitude of New York City
toward himself when ne spoke at the
banquet given him by the Colorado Live
stock association tonight
One OF the previous speakers had men
toned knowing him while he was police
ierring TO that acquaintance Colonel
Roosevelt said
when | was made police commission
er OF New York ] was ushered Into Of
fee with great acclaim. said / was
going TO try and enforce the laws and I
smiled and said. Go ahead After ninety
days New York woke up to the fact that
ity it had never hoped 10 attain. New
York never realized IL could be as good
as II was New York was in a ferment
until the judges came TO the rescue OF
the people. They decided that seven
teen beers and one pretzel made q meal
and New York breathcd freely again.
Ever since that time New York has felt
sire TO see me elected to any office that
would take me away from there"
Clifford Pinchot. who preceded Colonel
Roosevelt on the programme after treat
ing on the relations OF the forest service
and the cattle men. startled his audience
by reference TO the insurgent move
ment
THE great movement that is sweep
ing the country he said "cail 1t insur-
gency or what YOU wish. is the idea that
II Is better worth while 10 help the small
man make n living than TO help the big
man make O profit. II I were making a
political speech I would ask the authors
had that idea in mind when they framed
that measure
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and that is the chief reason for the at
tacks upon IT.
don't think that there is one among
you who Is a better and more thorough
going westerner than I am. There has
been no support given to the conserva-
ton policies welcome as that which
came from the west, and none In the
west more welcome than that which came
from Colorado. There are men and or
ganizations In Colorado-and I mention
Delta in particular-whose support of the
conservation policies has been OF the
greatest value TO the nation. 1t has not
always been easy thing for them to
stand for what was right. to stand for
the real ultimate good against the
seeming temporary good but they have
stood for II steadily, nevertheless,
From the standpoint of conservation,
the east has wasted much OF Its own
superb endowment: and as an American.
n lover OF the west. / hope that the
west Will profit by the casts bitter les
SON and VIII not repeat the mistakes OF
the east. The east has wasted It's re-
sources. IL suffers from the effect OF the
waste. which now puts II at n disadyan-
tage compared with the west, and II is
sorry, Most OF the capital and very many
OF the men now attempting to monopolize
your western resources are from the east.
The west should learn the lesson of the
casts mistakes. and It should remember
that conservation In the west Will. help
the west first and most, and that the
movement for conservation is most
earnest. most vigorous, and most effective
in the west and among western men.
That Is one strong reason why the con-
servation policy has come to stay.
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SOCIALIST MAYOR OF
MILWAUKEE SNUBS TEDDY

MILWAUKEE. Aug 29.-"In view OF
the unscholarly and unfair position that
Mr., Roosevelt has taken in the discussion
of the movement for which I have spent
all my spare time and energy II Is I'M
possible for me 10 accept the intended
honor"
This is a portion OF a letter Of Mayor
Emil Seidel, Socialist. 10 Frank Cannon,
chairman Of the Milwaukee Press club
reception committee. in which the mayor
declines to serve on the reception COM
mittee on the occasion OF the visit of
Colonel Roosevelt. who will be the guest
Of honor Of the club next week. The
mayor: however. states In his letter that
the distinction extended by the commit
tee is appreciated by him. and concludes
his letter as follows.
However, / wish to assure you that,
as chief executive OF the city. | extend
TO your guest the courtesy that every
man is entitled TO In republic.
Hoping that It Will be possible for me
to serve you and our city In other ca
pacitles In the future. I beg TO remain,
Yours truly.
EMIL SEiDED, Mayor"
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given by the city coun-
ell OF Salt Lake City Of the intention OF
such council to make the following de-
scribe6 Improvement, to-wtt;
Constructing cement sidewalk nve f5)
feet wide and four CD inches thick on
tween Ninth South street and Fayctte
avenue, In Sidewalk District No ~ and
defrav the abuttcrs portion OF the cost
and expense thereof. estimated AZ four
lars. or 7o-l0o (S0.T9) dollar per front or
linear foot OF ahuttlng property there be-
Ing 590.T feet abuttine said Improvement.
by local assessment upon the lots or
scribcd district. being the district 10 be
affected and benefited by said improve
merit. namely:
The west side OF lots 2 to %, Inclusive
block l. Hunters subdivision. block 90:
commencing at the northwest corner OF
lot %. block 1. Hunters subdivision. block
23 thence north 10 feet all In Five Aero
Plat "a" Big Field survey.
The total cost Of said Improvement Is
estimated at four hundred ninety-one and
clty's portion Is twenty-four and i4-l00
(s2i7Il dollars. leaving four hundred
sixty-slx and 65-1o0 Ci66 Coz dollars 10 be
raised by local assessment
All protests and objections TO the carry
ing out OF such intention must be pre-
sented In writing. stating therein lot and
block. or description OF property. to the
city recorder on or before the i2th day
said council when 1t VIII hear and con-
slider such protests and objections as may
be made thereto,
BY order OF the city council OF Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Dated juno 27, 1910.
r. S. RIvES.
City Recorder.
Sidewalk Extension No. l52. o265S
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HIS BAD FAITH;
BRADY'S FALS|TY
He Condemns the Dam at
Mackay, Then Says Re-
ports Are Untrue.
CONDITIONS EXAGGERATED,
HE UNTRULY SAYS
The Citizens Committee at
Mackay Shows Up His
Deceptiyeness.
Special to The Tribune.

MACKAY. Ida. Aug. 29.-Was Cover
nor Brady sincere when in Mackay. last
Friday. after investigating the dam. he
made such statements as these to citi-
zens? The dam is In much worse con-
dition than / had been led TO believe"
Again: II am surprised TO learn the
facts, concerning the foundation of the
dam"
He was asked II Mr.. Martin had not
informed him of this condition. He an
swered: mo, Mr.. Martin is over
Again. "The dam leaks like a sieve;
the core wall amounts to no moro than
go much straw.
This while standing on the core wall:
There is no pudding material in sight:
personally | don't believe the dam should
ever be built more than Fifty feet In
height.
When il was called 10 his attention
that the contractors had deliberately
covered UP some OF the defects previous
ly seen by member of the land board.
the governor remarked. THE contractors
are deliberately taking the lives and
prosperity OF The people in their own
hands by such action
Then when he returns TO Pocatello he
makes the following statement: II find
the reports sent out by the correspondent
of The Salt Lake Tribune are an exag-
geration of conditions at the Mackay
dam. no doubt sent out for malicious
purposes
He causes a special to be inserted in
the Boise o sa1esman gnder ~. Macliay
the Mackay Miner issued n special edi-
ton setting forth the good news"
This is unHe Ss RroSS no Snes,a e96s t5s
state are teeIninG with statements con-
cerning the dam which the people here
know are positive misrepresentation
this on the eve Of election. with such
statements as that Governor Brady
would carry Mackay precinct and Custer
county when as a matter OF fact Mackay
precinct Will not give him % votes.
Governor Brady's statements here
don't sound Ike the reports In the Brady
papers The citizens committee OF
Mackay authorizes these statements since
reading the daily press of the state.
CITIZENS COMMITTEE OF MACKAY.
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AN ORDINANCE.

An ordinance regulating the sale OF
narcotics. as cocaine. morphine hcroin
and opium and their preparations.
BE II ordained by the city council OF
Salt Lake CITY. Utah:
Section l. il shall be unlawful for any
person, firm. association or corporation to
sell or Cthcrw;se dispose of cocaine. NOR
pfinc. hcroin or opium, or any Of the de-
wherein either is an ingredient except
upon the prescription of a reputable IL
ccnsed prdcticIng physician. and said
prescription shall not be refllcd; provided.
that the provisions of this ordinance shall
not apply to such preparations as are rec
ognized by the United States Pharma-
copia, or to standard proprietary RENE
dies where said preparations or remedies
ara nCt narcotics, and provided further.
that the provisions of this section shall
jobber', wholesalers. and manufacturers
To retail druggists. nor to sales AT retail
b. retail druggists TO regular practi-
tionors OF medicine, dentistry or vctcrln-
ary medicine. nor sales made to manufac-
turers OF proprietary or pharmaceutical
prepa rations for use in the manufacture
Of such preparations nor 10 sales TO hos
pitfalls. colleges. scientific or public instl-
tutions.
Sec. 9 Any person. firm, association or
corporation violating the provisions OF
this ordinance shall he deemed guilty Of
misdcmcanor. and upon conviction
thereof shall be punished by fine of
not more than S29g. or imprisonment in
the city fail not more than six months. or
by both sucl fine and imprisonment
Sec, 3. THIS ordinance shall take Of
feet uron approval
Passed by the city council OF Salt Lake
City. Utah. August 25. 1910 and referred
to the mayor for his approval.
y. S. RIvEs.
City Recorder.
Approved this 26th day OF August. 1910.
= 4,
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LIED

BRENNAN.-In this city, August 21,
raj services will be held from O'Donnell
& Co.'S parlors today (Tuesday), at 2
o'clock 1nterment City cemetery.
GORDY-At 7l6 Fourth avenue of acute
meningitis, August 20, 1910, Avelon D..
daughter OF Luther G. and Goldia l..
Miller Gordy. aged 10 months and days.
Private interment in City cemetery today
(Tuesday) at II a IN.
GIRBY-At 2090 South Main, Farmers
ward. August % 1910 OF pneumonia.
William Gibby. born December is, 1885.
in Merthyr-Tydwl. South Wales. EuroI
Funeral services Wednesday at p. nj.
from Farmers ward meeting house,
Friends are Invited to attend and the
casket will be open on day OF funeral
at the family residence from Il TO l p,
m 1nterment In City cemetery,
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State Of Utah. city and County of Salt

State OF Utah, City and County of Salt
LaEc-ss
T. Il. s. Pives, City Recorder of Salt
Lake City Utah. do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing Is a full, true
and correct copy of an ordinance en-
titled, IAN ordinance levying a tax and
for the assessment OF the property herein
tween South Temple street and toe city
limits in Paving District No. p: for the
purpose of providing for the grading gut
;erng and cIrbing. and paving thereof.
passed hy the Ci.y Council OF Salt Lake
City. Utah. August %. 1910 and ap-
proved by me Mayor. August IS. 1910,
as appears Of record In my office.
IT witness whereof ] have hSreuDto
set my hand and affixed the corporate
seal OF said city, this 27th day Of August,
1910 r. s. RINES,
(ScaLl City Recorder,
!iill No 125.
Paving Extension No. 60.
Second partial estimate. o3iO6
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The Reclamation Service.

The National Irrigation congress is TO
hold a session IN the city OF Pueblo late
In September. | am kcenly sorry that /
could not have accepted the invitation 70
be present ! must. however. be in the
cast at that time. But since | cannot
be present then 10 express my keen:
long held and dccp-fclt interest in the
reclamation OF arid lands by the federal
government. ! desire to do so now. There
Is no more effective instrument for the
making Of homes than the United States
reclamation service, and no government
bureau, while l was president, had
reached a higher standard OF efficiency.
integrity and devotion 10 the public
welfare.
Like the forest reserve, the reclamation
service has clashcd with certain private
of its service to tho public in the form
of bitter opposition from those with whose
profit IL has jnterfcred The cry has been
raised against II that the government
what private interests arc ready 10 mako
them pay FOR at higher prices. Now,
believe fully In the private development
OF irrigation projects which the govern
ment cannot undertake. There Is large
and legitimate neld for such work. But
the essential thing is Ia make homes on
the lands not to enable individuals 10
profit from the necessities OF the men
who make these homes. There Is no more
warrant for objecting TO the reclamation
of arid lands by the government than
there would bo 10 protest against the gov
ernment for patenting agricultural lands
directly TO the actual settler: instead OF
through a mddleman. who could make
a profit from the transaction, The men
who assert their right 10 get something
for themselves Mt the cost Of the COM
munity instead OF by service to The COM
munity we have always had with us, and
doubtless we always shall. But there Is
no reason why we should yield to them,
] The reclamation service has not done so,
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NOTICE.
OF Stockholders Meeting to Consider
Amandnnanfa

Notice Is hereby given that a special
meeting Ia called OF tho stockholders Of
the Continental Milling and Power Co. for
the purpose of amending article five OF
the articles of incorporation OF said COM
pany, which amendment provides for In
creasng the capital stock OF said company
from $3.50, 900 to 81 100000 and changing
the par value OF said companys stock
from 25 cents to sl.00 per share.
Said meeting will be held at room 22s,
Commercial club building. office Of said
company. on the 9Th day OF September.
1910 at 10 o'clock a. m.
oisa5
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FUNERAL NOTICES

SCOTT-Funeral services over the re-
mains Of Ruby Fowler Scott Will be
held at the residence OF Charles Kent.
210 I street, Tuesday, August 80, at
p. m. Friends wishing to view the re-
mains can do so from IL to o'clock
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wANTED-MoDERN FRONT ROOM IN
private family by young married cou-
pie In good location can furnish refer
encc. Address OIL. Tribune. o3367
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GENTLEMAN'S GOLD WATCH, FOB,
lions head with diamond in mouth,
has been lost several days; a most liberal
reward Will be offered the finder Phone
254T-k. Bell or call 1aS West North
Temple st o2e3l
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IMMEDIATELY, SALT LAKE REPRE-
sentative. Either full or part time,
Mostly ofilce work. Large correspondence
school corporation. Courses covering most
every line. Thousands successful students
throughout Union. Strongest student and
national Endorsement. Established 16
years. Doing good business now In your
locality Best selling courses. Unequaled
advantages. Very profitable commission
basis. $3.50 necessary to swing this but
this you can get back within sixty days
with an extra $50 profit Perfectly Sc
cure. Immediate action necessary as
there Is bunch of immediate local busi-
ness ready now for representative. Send
copies reference letters and fun infor-
nation yourself first letter Inclose &C
stamps, Address Interstate Agency Dept
box 1898 Omaha. Neb. o3l57
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GREAT WESTERN SHOE REPAIRING
Co: neat and pleasing work done the
modern way, 275 South West Temple st.
Ind 1888 m253
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BILLIARDS AND POOL

FOR a NICE. COOL PLACE TO SPEND
your spare time, go to Icons place. 23I
Main, o254
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wANTED-To EXCHANGE

EXCHANGE YOUR CURRENT MAGA-
zines; | allow hnlf retail price In ex-
change for magazines OF same month.
Shepard. II East 3rd South. o326S
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Approved this 10Th day OF August. 1910
j. S. BRANSFORD, Mayor


state o. ltah, city ana county OF salt
Lakc-ss
!. r. s. Rives. city recorder of Salt
Lake City. Utah do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is full. true
and correct COPY OF an ordinance entitled
An ordinance regulating the sale OF
narcotics, as cocaine. morphine. heroin
and opium and their prepara tons" passed
by tie city council of Salt Lake City
Utah August 25. 1910, and approved by
the mayor. August &c. 1910. as appears
OF rcccrG In my office.
In witness whereof. ] have horeupto
set my hand and affixed the corporate
seal OF said city. this 2Ith day OF August
1910,
II, s. RINES.
/ lSeall City Recorder.
Bill No. I2i. o3I0S
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SHOE REPAIRING

WHILE YOU WAIT, SEWED SOLES
in 10 minutes. 40 ". 2nd So. base
ment n302t
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LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED

WE REPAIR BICYCLES, CASH REGIS
ters lawn mowers, III keys, etc. Knud-
SEN 55 So. State ST. MOSS
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DETECTIVES

MAYLoN DETECTIVE SERVICE RU-
reau: reliable. confidential. Bell 4S9i-X.
Ind. 124S3. Office. $50 Green st. n3544
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VISIT HENAGERs BUSINESS COL
ieGe before you decide to enter else
smnere: Get the best. 20 So. Main st,
both phones. d2919
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STRoCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
dotel' restaurant and household help
r. Headquarters for laborers.
90 west End So. Phones 1914 CAB
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MAN UNDER % TO FIT FOR RAIL
way clerk good starting salary. Rap
i'd advancement, best opportunity In gov
tion; must be physically sound and not
afraid of work, Address Interstate, box
1888, Omaha, Neb. o3156
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HAVE YOUR SHOES REPAIRED BY
the Monarch Shoe Repairing Co. Bell
1853; Ind. 4ioi. m256
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SO MEN TO SOAK THEIR WATCHES
and diamonds at Uncle Franks Loan
oiiice' East 3rd South Ind. phone sS2.
1891
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LOST. STRAYED OR STOLEN SUNDAY
night, 3-months- old bull terrier pup.
light, with round black spot on back
brown spot on right eye. Reward. Re-
turn to Tribune. o3456
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GOOD MAN WANTS STEADY POSI-
ton as carpenter or cabinet maker
O-20, Tribune. o3I3.
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| GOOD PRICES PAID FOR GENTS
ciothlng. trunks. valises; money loaned
on on all articles OF value. Bell 334S. go
Commercial street. o626
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CHECK BOOK, NATIONAL BANK OF
the Republic. Identification card In
pocket; notify bell 5i6T. Reward. o3ii5
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CLEANING AND DYEING
SALT LAKE CLEAN MING CO.. 35l SO
State. Bell Nbone 5235 Ind 1894 r22lt
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THREE FIRST CLASS SOLICITORS; Al
proposition TO business getters. Apply
53 East 3rd South, ask for Mr.. Kirk.
o303s
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TWO GOOD SOLICITORS TO TRAVEL
on on commission, with weekly advance;
eood proposition. l23 Atlas blk. m202S
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FIRST CLASS CLOTHING SALESMA'
wants position; best of reference: can
trim windows. Address MOB, Tribune.
D35iI
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wANTED-BoARD AND ROOMS
WANTED-TO RENT.

YOUNG COUPLE WITH SMALL BOY
desire board and room with private
family. close In. first class unfurnished
room preferred. L-55. Tribune oll31
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YOUNG LADY TO POSE FOR ADvER-
Using photography. Address Mp,
Tribune. o2586