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Show DAILY PAGE EIGHT. UTAH STATE JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1904. ! LOCAL BRIEFS : jirst Tinkle from t llr. A. L. Fife has returned from six weeks' visit in Wyoming. Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Higgs are at CALLS METHOD TO BE EMPLOYED TO home from a visit to Mackay, Idaho. ENTERTAINMENT AND BANQUET JAPANESE GOVERNMENT PREVENT COLLISIONS. FOR SECOND RESERVES. William Eocles and wife returned AT K. OF P. HALL LA8T NIGHT. evenLouis last St. from a visit to ing. in Utah Affected by Oregon 8hort Line .Conductors .ReSocial .Was a Great Success and Hundreds of Japs moved Salt Lake Route AddAuthorities From Judge Gunnell is In Summit county Orders All the Thoroughly Enjoyed By Smootler the for ing More Equipment. speeches Tokio. at making Present. ticket. E. IT. Long and family leave soon Both the Southern Pacific and SanHundreds of subjects of the mikafor California where they contemplate The K. of P, hall was the scene of Fe officials are having experts preta and In contiguous Utah locating. merriment and innocent amusement do residing a report on the efficiency of a received orders affected pare Tom Fitzgerald returned yesterday last by when the Modern Woodmen states are night on been hits he from the north where Tokio calling new signaling system so aa to reduce of America gave an entertainment and from the authorities at business. the danger of collisions. banquet It was one of those social for the immediate return to their na- to a minimum Judge Thomas T). Dee and daughter affairs where the spirit of harmony tive country of the first and second renew The proposition la known aa the returned yesterday from a pleasant and the best of feeling is , manifested serve men. tablet system. The essential point In visit to the world's fair. on all sides, when everyone does his E. D. Hashimoto, the Japanese labor new the system ia that no engineer la W. W. Wattls left for Idaho yester- utmost for the enjoyment of his neigh- agent and merchant of Salt Lake has to leave a station without a with allowed the In connected men on business Utah, bor. under hie jurisdiction day Utah Construction company. The entertainment preceded the ban- Idaho and Nevada, most of whom are tablet In his possession, and the eleon the various railroad lines ment of safety lies in the fact that it number of the mema Henry Gwillinm came back from the quet and large were in attendance. employed aa track laborers. He received a ca- Is impossible for two tablets to be out east yesterday. He visited the world's bers of the order J. Brummitt acted as the presiding blegram yesterday morning from the of the machne at the same time. If, fair and several other eastern points. officer and opened the proceedings with home authorities requesting him to no- for instance, an engineer leaves Ogden .Councilman Paine is rejoicing over an address on the principle! of the or- tify second reserve men to prepare to for Midlake, the tablet he takea from the arrival of a baby girl at his res- der. Instrumental music waa supplied start at once for Tokio. The foreign thla city has to be deposited in the idence this morning. Mother and baby by Redfields orchestra and a quartette message called specifically for Tama-gaw- a machine at Midlake before another tabare doing nicely. rendered several pretty vocal numbers. Gonku, an employe of the San let la issued, allowing a return train Albert Swinglewood, Daniel Con- Dan Lund also contributed to the Pedro. This man has already received to leave that station for thla cty. The amusement with song and notification and transportation. electrical connection between the two nery and W. H. Rawbottom, mining evening's A. W. Agee and George E. Not only has Mr. Hashimoto received stations and the machine makea it immen from the Sierra Madre Jistrict, dance. Worton delivered addresses. official word, but messages have come possible to extract a tablet which has are stopping at the Broom. The banquet was a sumptuous re- from friends of Japanese laborers in been put into the machine at Ogden The women of the Tabernacle choir past and waa thoroughly enjoyed by tbia state telling them to come back until the tablet bae been put into the are requested to meet promptly at 7:30 ail. Card playing and social converse and help subdue the Russian bear. Mr. machine at Midlake, so that two trains tomorrow (Thursday) night for special followed the banquet and when the time Hashimoto said yesterday that there can in no manner be on tbe stretch of practice. Men meet at 8 oclock. The of departure arrived all were sorry to would be a ready answer In every case track between Ogden and Midlake at preparations of music for conference break up such a happy gathering. to the call to arms. the same time and the danger of colone week from Sunday makes It necea Mr. Aklmoto, who baa charge of the lisions will be entirely done away sary that all members be present. in the beet with. 600 Japanese empolyed fields of Utah and Idaho, and whose This move ia being made in order to Professor Walter Thomas Mills, the also baa are at in line with other roads which are fail Ogden, Socialist orator, addressed a large and headquarters The Union received orders from the Japanese au- trying various systems. enthusiastic meeting last night at So thorities calling for reserves. Aklmo-to'- a Pacific, as stated in the State Journal clallsts' headquarters. He handled his orders come 'from the Japanese yesterday, will try the signal system. subject, The Suicide of Capitalism," both first and second reserves. In a masterly manner and was freA RUNAWAY MATCH." CONDUCTOTRS ARE RELIEVED. quently and vigorously applauded. THE END AT LAST. About 500 people were present. This morning's Salt Lake Tribune It will be no ordinary laughing matMarlon Winslow' and Reuben Wine-lo- states that the hand of discipline bas ter at the Grand Thursday evening have at last settled their dispute reached the Utan divson of the Ore Each week we give away two coupon when A will be pre- about a horse by- - Reuben retaining gon Short Lne and In consequence Ma$rhf Runaway books, each good for (5 worth of the sented the original cast of New possession of the animal and paying three of the oldest passenger conduc best laundry work on earth. One ticket Tork by players. The play la by Mark Mrs. Winslow $50 out of which she tors on the road have been relieved of worth each with quarter's given coat the author of a d)osen of the paya of the caae. from duty. As la usual in such cases, the work done by us. Lucky numbers this E Swan, of American on was trial yea nothing Is given out for publication, successes, caae The stage greatest week 17751 and 13184. Lucky numbers which are to be mentioned, terday and when the jury was and the move has been made wthout unclaimed, 10108 and 11291. Ogden among 'Whose Baby Are You?" and "Brown's deliberating on a verdict the agreement any especial public notce, even many Steam Laundry. in Town. These two plays have made was arrived at and the jury waa re- of the employes of the railroad not ntllllona laugh, and "A Runaway called and released. knowing yesterday that such a move THE LOCAL MARKET Match." which has enjoyed a run of had ben made. The three men relieved IN MEMORIAM. over three yearn, baa been more than from the Utah division are J. M. Tom Ruggs and Joe Couton, but productive of humor. George H. Ternea, oldest aon of Ben Utah Eggs Are 8caree and Shipments ordinarily Everywhere it baa been produced the Ternea of this city, died of typhoid fe it is said there will be others. Just aa Have Been Cut to play ia enthusiastically indorsed by ver on October 18th, at New Ulm, soon as the local division a adjusted Utah eggs are scarce at present and the press, and the company represent- Minnesota. At the time of death he waa the Idaho and Montana dvialona will age and it his death Og' be looked into, and around Pocatello for the past week the shipments have ing itkre commended for their clevera 23 yeara of one of its moat promising every tranman la living temporarily on den loses been cut down to about half the nor- portrayal of the roles. There are mal. Two carloads of eastern eggs number of high class- singing and young men. Seldom do we recall the Uneasy street Interspersed death of one for whom the future specialties, came In yesterday and have relieved dancing through the three acts, which are both yeara of life in this world seemed to $1,350,000 FOR EQUIPMENT. the market. The wholesale price new and catchy. have more in store than seemed to be J. Rosa Clark of Los Angeles, a quoted at 87 and 37.25 a case, and the coming share for George Ternea. brother of Senator W. A. Clark, and Utah eggs are quoted at 37.50. EastAT THE HOTEL8. His home had been in Utah since 1888. with the latter ah official of the Salt 30 were sold at retail for ern eggs Following are the out of town arri- He had grown up and waa educated in Lake and Los Angeles railroad, stated rents a dozen and the dealers believe vals the Broom and Reed hotels: Ogden schools and aa the dawn of at the Palace yesterday that the comUtah eggs will be raised to 35 cents Theat Broom W. W. Covert, Council manhood came upon him all who knew from eastern before the first of the week. Creamery pany had Just ordered B. F. Cummings, Salt Lake; D. him felt that he waa born to hold manufacturers fifty passenger and butter Is firm at 30 cents a pound, but JBluffs, C Richardson, high place in life. Bright, intelligent, Evans, Salt Lake; locomotives to coat a total of ranch butter is scarce at 20 cents. Denver; J. A. Smlthley, Chicago; Wil- and blessed with all the attributes that freight about $500,000, and 2,000 box, stock However, there seems to be a big sup liam G. Park E Dunbar, Willis, go to make up the true Christian gen- and coil cars for a total of $850,000, ply of creamery butter on hand and the Little Mountan; H. City; C. Marseille, Littleman; his associates and employers saya tbe San Francisco Examiner. market is well stocked. learned to hold him in high esteem This $1,850,000 for new rolling stock Mallards and teals are comng on the tle Mountain Reed George L. Scott, Chicago; for the manly virtues and great natural la in addition to the order for market in large numbers, but there has J. The eight M. Miller. Chicago: R. M. Thomas, ability he exhibited in every walk of new passenger trains to cost an agChickens been no change in price. D. New J. of York; which to hia Philadelphia; life Ryder, employ' yeara have not been in demand during the Jack gregate of hbout $800,000. Mr. Clark Donnelley, Firsco; Louis Pelton, ment led him. week but there are plenty, on the marhas fifty says the company Sol Croft; Chicago; Tommy For four years he had been in the locomotives and quitealready a large number ket to be had at 17 cents a pound, Chicago; O L. Bank, Salt service aa a trusted employe with of Markham, Robinson; dressed.. freight and passenger cars. Trout are getting scarce and the Luke: J. X. Straup, Salt P.Lake; N. B. Scowcroft Sons company of thla city Cash is being paid for the building E Parnell, some Schwarts, his Promontory; months ago changed and of the road and the purchase of its price is likely to be raised at any time. New York; Charles Rumnelberg, San occupation for one in which he waa The vegetable and fruit market is continued Mr. Clark. Francisco; H. M. Schiller, New York; employed In an eastern field. All his equipment," been None the of stock has steady and no changes were made. company's earthly prospects were of the brightest sold and not one bond of the $50,000,-00- 0 James Ballard, who has Just returned J. Franks, New York. when he was stricken down by the from the east, reports a shortage on bond Issue that has been authorisPHYSICAL CULTURE fell destroyer and the frienda who so ed. It la the only big road In the west the market there. Classes will be started on Monday. lately congratulated him on hia happy ever built with cash, and none will be Sept 19th, by Prof. Erick Von EngeL anticipation when he departed from more modem than it when finished. LARGE CROWD ASSURED. BoyaT class from '4:80 to 8:30 p. m. Ogden were called Sunday morning to About 1.600 men and that many horses 359 24th street Vp stairs. ahed tears over hia cold remain that are at work rapidly cpmpleting conwere returned to Ogden for interment. Everything in 8hape for the Markham-Herrer- a and there Is no doubt that struction, BACK FROM MINES. THE Hia funeral took place from SL JoFight Fine Go Assured. Arthur H. Moleman, manager of the seph's Catholic church in thla city on It will be finished by next New Year's day." Mining company's prop- October 24, at 10 o'clock. Mass for the Everything is in readiness for to Boilermakers' The question of branch lines has not In Madre Sierra the dia inerty waa M. dead mining celebrated by Father P. night's Herrera Markham fight and been considered by the yet In is Mr. came trlct. Moleman dications point to an exceedingly large Ogden. Cashnahan and tbe funeral cortege company, seriously Clark Mr. says, although he didown to attend a meeting of the was one of the largest ever seen from does not doubt but that attendance. That the fight will be a number of of rectors which the It at one aa company, both without church. that goes good saying, them will have to be built later on. are in fine condition. Markham, who waa decided to continue operations The deceased waa a member In high The devfi'a playground on the Mohad been working desperately for an during the winter, working three shifts standing In the local council of Knights desert, where so many destructive jave opportunity to fight Herrera for over q of six men. He brings glowing reports of Columbus and the Ogden member- sandstorms occur, is not near the main year, was notified some weeks ago of of the outlook of the property and fine ship of that order officiated at hia line of the road, he says, and the com the acceptance of his challenge by Her aamplea of ore, which he will have at' funeral and marched in a body to his will have no trouble with the pany rera and has. therefore, been training sayed. grave. sandstorms. every day. It la also well known to Notwithstanding the fact that all CHINESE RETURNING. the average sport that Herrera is al which love and friendship and fraternal RAILROAD NOTES. L. E. chief clerk of theUnlted duties could do was done to show reKlnnel, ways in condition aa are also all of President Frank Trumbull of the Fran-cacthe other members of Manager Wood'i States Immigraton office at San spect to the virtues, upright qualities Colorado Southern went west on the towaa an eastbound of passenger of fighters. no string this young man, yet sympathy Rio Grande yesterday. Markham arrived in the city late last day for St. Louis to get thirty Chinese of this world can quiet the grief that Genera Superintendent J. II. Young night from his training quarters and and bring tfhem back to sail for Chi weeping parents must undergo in the and I. A. Benton of the O. S. L. passenwith him is Eddie Robinson of Salt na. This consignment is the first to loss of such a son. The sympathy of were In Ogden yester Lake, who will have charge of his cor- return from the Chinese concession at friends go out to them in this their ger department business ner. the fair, and aa it leaves anbther will hour of trouble and with them we day onRio Grande will double its term' The The doors will be thrown open be on its way to take its place from mourn the loss of one whom friend and Inal at Pueblo. capacity promptly at 7:30 this evening, while the Buy City. so relative loved well. In being thus The American Locomotive company the main event will go on about 9:30. called away his departure from the gets the contract for twenty-eigen CHEAP RATES TO EL PASO, TEX house leaves a vacant Tickets have been on sale all day. chair that no glnea for the Western Pacific. This other one can fill and a good Chris' looks like business. November 10th and 11th. tlan mother Is left to realise that Mr Bancroft states that The Union Pacific Railroad company her one of the dearest Joys of earth the Salt Lake division and the shop on above dates will sell round trip has passed from her. as regards this plant at Sparks will be second to none This is the way to make tickets. Ogden to El Paso, Texas, for world, forever. 'TIs sad for her to In tbe whole west 143.55, Rood to return within realise that his manly volee is hushed An extra gang of Greeks has been money on tea : the way your days. By depositing tickets atthirty El for ail time and that never again will to work In finishing the Layton put Paso and paying 328.50 purchaser may she hear his Mntstep on the thresh cut and ballasting the line between grocer is selling it. secure side trip ticket to City of Mex hold, and that all he was to her is here and Ogden. About ten trains a and return. Correspondingly Yarn grant low hut a memory. Mm ymr Money it )ri don't Bit. loo day from Jordan Narrows are being rates ' to In Mexico. other points Ask IduUiug't Yet such s this world and In trials sent to the district. agents for particulars. like these the Christian heart draw from the east are to the efReports consolation from faith, feeling that, fect that the Union Pacific haa secured far beyond the confines of this world the Chicago Great Western, knowrn to on another shore where death enters railroad men as the Poison Ivy route. not there Is to be a meeting of those A. E Welby, formerly general suwho in our enrthly pilgrimage we of the Rio Grande Westperintendent loved so well d. jf. ern. Is to return to the Rio Grande svstem. according to advices from Diamonds Have Again Advanced cent WEATHER STRIP. Denver. Window strip, three cents per foot The diamond centers are baing crowded with ordora and the Mr. L. R. Heffner, the well known Door strips, five cents per foot. supply scarcer daily. Wa are glad this finds us with a good supply Southern Pacific engineer, has Just reof looca stonoa and wo arc offering Boyle Hardware company. turned from a trip to Goldfield, Ne- Santa Claus , For week. wve been . unpacking heavy Gw many and France, caae. laden with Joy for th. doll., dishes and toy.. you. to show. Dolls from 35 to 5c. ready "ady Toy, from you want something to amuse tha children t'h th nights and keep them homo, let us give you nrn the toy. Pp at l ' : LARGE DISPLAY OF DOLLS IN WINDOW. yal Wilton W cAt Big Savings These rugs stand first among all machine-mad- e They are well termed the Orientals of the Occident rich In color, design and weave are they. In llie measure 86x38 inches, fringed ends. The very latest $8.00 Axmlnster ruga In beautiful Persian and Oriental sign, rich In coloring, well made and very desirable the prices. Two sizes. Size 27x60 inches s e e s e e ..$2.70 ' Good quality bleached prices. w 12c. 15c. value value a, for 8ize 36x72 inches Special Reductions Turkish Towels At the Theaters f Ca-hoo- " Turkish towels, at Your choice this week. 10o. on exceptions 20c value 25c. value 1214c. W. H. WRIGHT & SONS COT n, Oone-Hal- f. N ' -- WhenJYou See a Dollar it up to Inspect He Want Takea Look'Anyway PAUL W. STECHER oiaity. S46S WASHINGTON nni ILUUIS. AVENUE WHAT FOR? Why, for HITT! UU Armor Meat Market the We are selling meat at reduced prices and onlyHANDLE THE Try ua and be convinced. Fresh fish and oyster, (rub butter and eggs, always on band, PHNE 334 TWENTY.FIFTH STREET. BEST. STOCKHOLDER NOTICE OF WHO WANTS MEETING. the The annual meeting of ConaoMaW of the Ogden wffl Mining ft Milling company 1904. 7, Nov. on Monday. of N. H. Ives, Secy., 209 Bccle,j5"" n. lng, Ogden, at 3 oclock p. in purpose of electing officer builne1 transaction of auch other may come before the meeting N. H. IVES, Secretary itut-holde- THIS SNAP? y eight-roohousa; largo corner lot, lawn and shado trees, on Monroe avonus, for $1,100. E. 8. ROLAPP, Two-stor- m Eccles Building. o, ht TEA FINE DIAMOND JEWELRY At tha samo eld pricoa aa waa asked last wo oall fall. Don't know how long can do this, however, and would advise intending purchaser! to at onea. J. S. LEWIS & COMPANY, JEWELRY Trouble with your teeth is not pleasant. Vice-Preside- nt 5 per Jewelers DIAMONDS vada. Charlea H. Markham, general manTOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ager of the Pacific system of the Southern Pnclfic company, with at San Francisco, has resignFOUND Gold watch. enquire at 234 ed his position to n crept a similar one Twenty-sixt- h with i Texas oil rninpany. street. The announcement of his retirement from the FOR RENT Furnished and unrum railroad company was formally made Ished rooms. Cheapest and best lo him today and will take effect aa by cation in the city. Address N" non as his successor la named by general delivery. President Hnrlrmnn. head-ounrte- aa quickly aa posaibla A dollar mad is just as good aa a dollar found. Wa cannot tall you whsra to go ts p'ak up dollars, but the buying of your jewelry of uo will moan many a dollar saved to you. The watches, clocks, jewelry aid You silverware we are selling at vary much leas than ona would really imagins fine jewelry eould be uld far. Both ths intending purchaser and Da parson who "ia just shopping an equally welcome heri Weknow "our prices are the lowest of tha bw Whether you arc in a buying mood or not, COME IN AND TAKE A LOOK ANYWAY. Wateh and jewelry repairing by experienced workman pa- - Br. Johnson The Dentist tooth Has no trouble in managing the worst tro THE BEST FILLINGS MOST PERFECT-FITTIN- PLATES G FINEST GOLD CROWNS At the most reasonable rates for first-clas- s wort rs Dr. Johnson, t d6 |