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Show THE MOHNlNd EXAMINEE: (MSDEX, TAIL I Tomorrow and JUNE 10, TlUKSliAY, AH 5 1S(I7. the Week The Clothing Event of the Season ! June Sales are the biggest and most favorably known clothing events that occur in the city. A OUR greatarmy of our patrons and the public in general will be benefited by our June Sale People have confidence in this store and know that, when we offer reductions, we give them. They know, too, that our Clothes, Mats and Furnishings are the best to be had at any time, at any price. i'll ICES ARE 'TUT TO A POINT WHERE BUYING IS IRRESISTIBLE. event of a like nature ever offered up am-l- i rirb jilunin. JukI think what a bargain tliene Suita will l to the men who get tlieui. It matt (MX not what you may want in Suita, llata, Shirt a, Underwear, Trunks, Suit ("a sea, etc., it will bo offered to you at a deeply cut price. No Thrifty men will buy for next use, if they have no need for sea-aon- 'a clothing now. What You Want Are BARGAINS ! Come and Get Them .75 SA rf FOR 1 EWERYTMMG QMEMPER! had la Ogden. Mayor Conroy received the following letter, which shows they ere not forgetful of their hosts: "Salt Lake City, Juno 15, 1907. Mayor Conroy, Ogden, Utah Dear air: On Friday and Saturday of next week, June 21 and 12, the United Commercial Travelers hold their annual Fred Packard baa ben appointed at Provo. outing superintendent of the canyon pipe Wa would be pleased to be honorline. ed by your presence on this occasion. The success of our outing at Ogden Judge Rolapp and family have komr. last year and the Interest you and the to Cuba to apend a part of the city councilman of Ogden took In makWhile on the Island Mr. Rolapp it a success has made our boya ing ' will Investigate cane auger condition. feel aa though you were one with us. and your presence at Provo next FriA. H. Frye, proprietor of the Banday seems almost necessary a order nock hotel, Pocatello, la tbe guest to make our outing all that we expect. few of Cbarlea H. Grout for tbe next Thanking you In advance for a favorable conslderatloa of this Invitadays. comy Watson-FlHardware Tha gare we beg to remain, has opened its new store on tion, "Tour very truly, A' large number of Odd Fellowi pany forWashington avenue. The building 8. M. BARIAJW, passed through Ogden yesterday nu merly occupied by tbe company will W. I. M'ALLIBTER, their wav to local points east and he used by the watson-TsnnCloth"W. BRIDGEKMAN, north. Ihey are Just returning from company. ing "C. C. SLOAN, their excursion to Saltalr. "O. W. GODDARD. coma John M. Grow has sworn out Matt Thomas, the Balt Lake attoragainst Cbarlea Wonder, chargney, Is up from the capital on legal plaint LETTER LIST.. ing him with unlawful hunting. Wonbusiness. der was released on $20 hall. la the list of letters, remaining June J. Percy' Goddard, one of tbe new 18, a Utah, at XT., G. N. will Ogden, give B, poatofflee Company members of the Weber Stake academy 1907, which. If not called for In two reception Friday at tbe armory, the faculty, is up from Balt Lake look- event bring the regular monthly In- weeks, will be sent to the dead letter ing over the situation. spection. Major Williams of the state office: at Salt Lake will present Gentlemen's List. Mrs. Jane TuUoch left for Australia militia winners of the shooting con- Anedard, F. T. to the Gon. of sister la a Kelley, Dav P. yesterday. She offered test the medala and trophies Alklnaon. G. B. Kooyman, John Lochhead, the way master of the Union by the business men of the city. Ashen feller, A. A. Kuutlas. George Depot, and has been here two months, to vlalt the brother ike had not seen Koopovpayer, K. Archer, Roy The following marriage licenses Fuller, Bert E. Uck, since thirty yean ago, when eh left have been Issued by the county Bachman, Chas. Jesco tong, Scotland for Australia. clerk: Dent Mowry and Myrtle Gib-no- Blood, B. F. Ixmdon, Goat lioth of and lawful Ogden; of age, Leenard, Wm. II, The boiler of the locomotive draw- L. C. Hansen, aged 21 of Roy, and Boelen, A. B, on the Leland, H. E. Bradt, Chas. ing a westbound freight train blew of Og19, H. Thompson, aged Moore, Bart up Bessie Bartlett, Clyde Denver A Rio Gran.le railroad killden. Murphy, B. B. Blake, Georg one mile east of Florence, Colo., FireBrlnkerhoff, John Mexican Mfg. Co. ing Engineer Thomas Ewing, FRENCH WINE GROWERS EXMeyer, A. H. (3 letters) man O'Brien and Bnkeman Cooch, all CITED. Msnderatrom, Frits Boyle, James of Florence. Moyea. Geo. Narbunne, France, June 18. An at- Bingham, L. F. Meserey. Joseph R. U E. Butts was sentenced to live tempt was made to arrest M. Marcel Boyer, Merrick Mtllett, Walter M. monthe In the county Jail yesterday Albert leader of the wine growers Browder, Otis of movement, and MvFerroul, exdnayor Blackman. R. 8. Mulkejr, L. F. by Judge Murphy, on a charge Xisluta, A. a from felony reduced cf Xarbonne. The situation la full of Baxslng, Robert embesslement, O. W. arrestWalter was Bennett Nyberg, whole poputhe Butts menaces. Practically to a misdemeanor. Mggeler, Ernest ed at the instance of the Singer Sew- lation is disturbed and the wildest ex- Criswell, EdJoto citement prevails. Wing, O. 8. 8. At 9:30 o'clock Chalnnard, ing machine company whose funds, for Onelll, W. i. 7 seph the extent of over $200, he appropriat- the tocsin rang and the mob made Caffertv, Nate E. Orphanopulon, ed to own nee. On recommendation the Place De LHotel De VUIe, seised Demon Colomh. Paul !of the county attorney, the charge was Iron girders from houses under conPlannt, A. Q. made as light as possible and also the struction and erected barricadesElab-In Deardorf, Clyde toe preparation for cavalry changes. Dellinger, George Peterson, Francis sentence, out consideration for were Pcsco, Gua orate arrangements of signals were Davfo. R. C. defendant's wife and child who was made to summon the whole country- Erickson, C. R. Payne. Edgar sentence when room court in the Purx, Geo. side to the town. M. Albert's house Earl, George rpronounced. Roberta. F. P. Waters was surrounded by a large bodyguard. la Fretwell, Frank Raiueres, Fred E. D. Stone, one of the best mall The slightest untoward Incident the and Frank Richey, John J. la befog fighting Fielding. to precipitate likely carriers la the local service, Faulkner, Jno. F. Robertson, Job. r.M.ing of tbe government buildings. asked "How did you get thoseto black A. Fry. Jack eyear If he stops to explain willeach be (3 letter) Foster, T. one of hla dally vWtora, there OF flCDEH. APPBECIAllVt Rondo, 8. Fowl. Wm. no , mall delivery on hfo route. On Reberger, T. J. Fish. W. H. last Monday he made up hfo mind that The United Commercial Travelers Fowlee. Wm. Reed. W. E. was - he could play hall. He aaye be (2 letters) are appreciative of the good time they Feallman, Wesley eoaxed into It, hut the boys at the Glllmore, Warren Randall. W. W. Roe. William R. Green. L E. fce-re- en Beaton, Bert Genoa cow, A. G. Scranton. H. A. Green, M. E. Smith, Ben Guers. W. M. Gallagher, W. F. Sheeley, D. B. Bulley. Felix Handln, Arthur Hardey, Newton Bhauley, James C. Smith. N. Harthal, F. G. Stillman, W. Halden, Geo. Thompson, Cllf-Mellon. Harry Hlggfogs. John W. ford Taylor, Harry House, La Vera Van Ness, Prank Hurley, M- - A. Williams, Albert Johnson, Edgar Wilson, Jolen F. H. J Williams. J. R. Jackson, M. 8. (Box 74) Jenson, Travis Ladies' List. Armstrong, Mrs. Kinney, Mrs. Ida Martinson, Agnes Etta O Tai Kaw Mg. daiPCKlI BROS, - aum-me- , 376 24tfi Street araucr QoUhSog Co, Wafeomi-- T office claim ha Insisted on showing them how they played hall forty years ago when he played hookey", from school to put to a day at "rounders." The mall carriers of Ogden are to meet the mall carriers from Balt Lake on the Fourth of July, eo the local boys went out to Tabernacle Square to practice for the contest. Mr. Stone waa one of the shining stars until in an attempt to atop a liner," he put out hla nose ahead of hfo hands and there was a collision. He stopped the hall, but hfo noae was broken and his head was In a whirl. Since then there has developed auch a pair of black eyes a would do credit to-- villain In one of Carters blood and thunder tragedies. Barton, Lillies Brnaewell, An- 1 ' The principal difference Mocha and Java andj rfrackles Arfosa Coffee fsj at Arbockles Arfosa costs; less and has inore Coffee' taste. ) ' Mrs. Alary J. Pattlaua, Mrs. Kid, n- Beul, Miss - Mary Cornet la F. Rolibuts, Mrs. Llbbts Croft, Mrs. E. W. Bee weld. Miss Clark, Mlsa Alfreds Marguerite V. mper, Mrs. Mary Scruggs, Mrs. Donna Dumas, Miss K. O. Dampa, Mrs. Pris-- Btlco, Airs. John ' Sewell, Mrs. J. L. cilia Evans. Mrs. G! A. Thompson, Mrs. Felt. Mrs. F. Maggie Walker, Alabel F. Hopkins, Mrs, Louise Wright, Miss Kelts Johnson, Miss Anna White, Mrs. Pearl Gertie, Johnson, Mias May BO CAFES. Length Frem 40 to Feet and Ware In Finbacks, New York, June 10. Tbe Atlas lin- er Virginia, which ha arrived la port from tbe Weet Indies, bad an odd ex- perience with whales on her way up Captain Felix Zack and the passenger Jogging along through a moderate swell, tbe Virginia came across a school of twenty-fiv- e whales thirty miles off tbe Delaware capes. First the school was sighted not more than a mile away and a the steamship paused they turned and followed In her wake. They were finbacks sad ranged in length from 80 feet, tbe apparent size of tbe leader, to 40 feet, the length of tbe smaller membeis In tbe rear guard. The whales followed the Virginia from 11 o'clock Monday morning until 4 a. m. Tuesday, when the steamer was off Bandy Hook. Then the big flab beaded east along tbe Long Island coast. the coast, acoordlng to oooooooooooooooo o o MEETING Loyal Troop Killed IN KIEV. Opened Fire and Seventy-six- . Kiev, June 19. Last night battalion of (be Twenty-Bra- t sappers, 4M strong, mutinied. They killed the commander of tbe Third company and began firing volleys at random. Five loyal battalions were summoned to quell the mutiny and called upon the mutineers tn surrender. The toys! baitallnn fired and tha mutineers fled. Two hundred and were arrested. The others escaped. The number of dead Is fifty-eig- seventy-six-. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO For the Murdsr of a White Woman and Her Child. Ttn Thousand Troops Sant Into the Wins Districts to Stop the Agitation. OF THEM OFF THE They Ranged S2E.00. LOST, NEGRO MUST HANG THE Phoenix, Aril., Juno 19.' Tho supreme court yesterday affirmed tbe judgment of tha lower court under which William Baldwin, a negro, waa sentenced to be hanged on May 6th. The case was referred bark to Judge Nave of tbe diet riel court for sentence. January 1st of this year Baldwin aw aaulted and cut the throats of Mrs. Harvey Morris and her daughter. Arm tot, on their ranch near Roosevelt, Glia county. Ha waa captured and taken to Globa, where an unsuccessful attempt wss made to lynch him. He was removed to Tucson and then to SolomonvIUe, where he was tried for the murder of the child, and waa convicted on circumstantial evidence, there befog no eye witnesses. The accused contended that the reason for bis presence there waa to beat off two Maaicans who attempted to assault tbe woman, but their tracks were never found, and tho story seemed unreasonable, even though the accused bore marks of violence, believed as tha basis to have boon of hla defense. This morning probably, on tha street, crossing from Utahns Drug Store corner to Broom Hotel corner, thence north on Washington avenue r to Burt Bros.' store, five bills. Finder deliver to this office and receive suitable reward. flve-dolto- June 20th, 1907. DAILY FROM JUNE 21 ST TO JULY 13th, cheap ioun.1 trip tickets on sale to Spokane, Portland, Baa Francisco and lam Angeles. Bee agents for par- ticulars. d LINER DELAWARE IN LEADER OF THE WINE GROWERS PLACED UNDER ARREST. AN OCEAN E CRISIS. CE WHALES FOLLOWEi) TWENTY-FIV- A SOUTH OF WM. GLASMAK.N. P. M. . 1 Morris, Miss Kathryn C. A. - er ' Bartlett, Mrs. O Paris, June 19. M. Ferroul, the striking mayor of Kar bonne and neat to Marcello Albert, tbe most Important figure In the wine growers revolt In tbe South of France, waa arrested at hla residence at Korbonae, at 5:10 thla morning, and hurried away to Montpelier. Before daybreak all roads leading te M. FVrroul's bouse were held by cuirassiers In strong force. Hfo body guard of wine growers, among whom were many women which had been nightly watching over the safety of their leader, was on duty aa usual but, when the wine growers found themselves surrounded by armed forces of the government, they did not attempt any resistance. When M. Ferroul appeared la custody of a police comthe crowd momentarily missary, threatened a rescue but the mayor begged (hat then be no oonfllct with (be troops and he was placed In a carriage and escorted by 150 cuirassiers, taken (o the railroad elation at Xarbonne where a special train was awaiting and started Immediately for Montpelier. excitement prevalla at Intense Karbonne, but the people tbus far hare been overawed by tbe military display. At Argelliera tbe stale and police authorities, escorted by aa imposing military force, raided the headquarters of the central committee of the wise growers organisation at daybreak, wltb warrants for tbe arrest of Marcelfo Albert and the members of the centra committee, but they found that the leader of the movement and hfo lieutenants had already fled. Onlv three committee men were captured. They were sent to Montpellier. Strong forces of troops are searching the country,' hunting down tbe fugitives. The escape was facilitated by the fact that the people burned, tbe bridge at the entrance of Argelliera last night, making a tong detour nec-- i emery and delaying the arrival of tha governments representative. Montpelier, France, June 19. M. of Karbonne, and Ferroul, the wine growers committee man. who was arrested at Argllllers, arrived hero today In custody and after a brief appearance before a magistrate, was removed to the local Jail. A formidand of dragoons able escort gend'armea prevented all possibility of a rescue and tkn Jail was guarded by a regiment of Infantry. Aa be waa bring token to tbe Jail, M. Ferroul turned to tho crowd and exclaimed dramatically: Thl is the happiest moment of my life. The government was obliged to send 10,000 soldiers to arrest one man. i HARD CHEAP ROUND TRIP RATES TO California daly, June 23rd to July . 6th. See agents for particular. Remember the Rio Grando operates live flyers to Balt Lake dally. Leave Ogden at 7:00 a. m., 1:25 a. tn., 1:15 p. m., 2:10 p. m. and 5:45 p. ui. Don't worry about wbat 10 PAIITtD CHIIA For June Wedding at Mrs. J. L Herrick's Studio, 2750 Washington is avenue. ARTIFICIAL ICE We have the exclusive sale of artificial toe. The purest of tha pure. Call Independent 'phone 234 or Bell 310X. Ogden City Ice Company. Samuel Thomas, Manager. Office 411 SUMMER EXCURSUS Via Colorado Midland Railway. City of Mexico. May 1 to 7. June 7 to 14 and 17 to July 11. Round trip, $59.15. Long limits. Eastern Excursions May 97 to 30. June 3, 7. 13, 14. One fore plus $1.00 tker for long limit Step overs. cheap rates during tha summer. Write. L. H. Harding, Salt Lake City, for par-LH. HARDING. tlcufora. General Agent COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS EXCURSION Te Prove. Utah. Via Rio Grande Western Ry. Tickets on sale June 20, 21st and 22nd. Ocod to return until June 25th, Fare $3.00 round trip. GROUrs 352 lAs. w& foremost temperance agree that the use mild stinralant like nut create an for strong drink, actually healthful. BUi Fabet Blue Ribbon Beer has the lowest percentage of alcohol of any beer, and the highest percent- -' age of real, nourishing RE-tur- June 25th. food. EXCURSION TO ALBERTA, IDA- hi., via O. 8. L. June 20, 21, 22. 23rd. $14.35 round trip, good to return to June 30th. The Psbst Brewing Fre-ee- ea ' is based on practical. healthful principles, ana gives to Blue Ribbon Beer qualities most desired from a temperance standpoint. EXCURSION TO MEXICO CITY. Dally Juna 19th to July 11th Via Union Pacific, $69.13 round trip. Tickets good to return until Sep. 15th. WANT AD8 YIELD BIG RESULTS. Street Twenty-fourt- h n TO FROVO AND via Oregon Short Line. 53.00. June 20, 21, 22, good to return to OGDEN WANT Poul- street. Twenty-fourt- UTAH but buy drain, Hay and try Supplied at F. J. Kiesel 335 A Co.. St.. Ogden. Both Phones 3L Twenty-fourt- h ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. I |