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Show DAILY 2 MOTHERS LAWSONS ATTACK JOURNAL, STORY OF CRIME CORRUPTION. AND HAD BATTLESHIP OHIO 94.5 PER CENT COMPLETED. TELLS Armored Cruioore and Protected Ship Pushed Along Rapidly Liat of tho Vcssolo. Record WASHINGTON, June 51. June 11 found the battleship Ohio 1 Pr cent nearer completion than it was on May 1. It la now 94.5 per cent completed In the waya at the Union Iron Worka' yard In San Francisco, and ahould be commlaaloned this fail In caae there ahould be no unforaeen NEW YORK, June 21. Thirty suimen cides, twenty once respectable than more made convicts, and of hard earned savings swept from the public Into the Standard Oil to according vaults, Is the price, Thomas W. Lawson, of the flotation of the Amalgamated Copper company. Under the title of "Frensied Finance," Lawson begins In Everybody's Magazine for July, which was out today, his story of the Amalgamated Copper company. as a Lawson, who is celebrated promising financier, does not tell the story In his first installment, but promises to make revelations that will astonish the world. He makes It clear that in his exposure he Is attacking the system" and not persons. I shall draw a picture, he says, "of two dress suit cases of money bethe ing slipped across the table at In a court foot of a Judge's bench room, from Its custodian to Its new owners, upon the rendering of a court decision, and I shall show how the new owners frustrated a plot whereby they were to be waylaid and the bags of money recovered. "I shall devote some space to point Ing out the many evils and dangers of latter-da- y methods of corrupting lawmakers. and show how one entire Massachusetts legislature, with the ex ception of a few members, were dealt with as openly as fishmongers procure their stock In trade upon the wharves; how, upon the last day of the legislature. because their deferred cash payments were not promptly forth coming, they turned and made a ne- GIVEN DEEDS TO TO TWO SON8. ESTATE $100,-000,0- delay. The battleahlp Virginia alao made aatlafactory progreaa In May. At the II rat of laat month It waa 59.4 per cent completed, and It la now (1.2 per cent finished. The battleahlp Rhode Ialand ranka third In degree of completion among the battleahlpa now building, and la (0.7 per cent finished. aa against a degree of 59.8 per cent at the beginning of May. The New Jersey la now 58.7 per cent done, and the progreaa of the other battleahlpa la aa follows: Georgia, 4.12 per cent: Louisiana. 49.31; Nebraska, 49; Connecticut, 43.1; Minnesota, 59.59: Kansas, 9.(; Vermont, 8.9; "Mississippi, 8.5; Idaho, 8.2. Even better progress waa made by the armored cruisers now building than by th battleahlpa The West Virginia advanced from 82.4 per cent to 85.49 per cent In degree of completion. The from 80.9 per Colorado progressed cent to 84.9 per cent, and the Maryland advanced from 78.88 per cent to 85.8 per cent. The other armored show cruisers the following degree of completion: Pennsylvania, 80.5; Cali fornia, (0.5; South Dakota, 57.5: Tennessee, 84.4; Washington, 29.8. Of the protected cruisers the Chattanooga made the greatest progress In May, advancing from 80.1 per cent to 24.28 per cent In degree of completion. The Denver advanced from 99.9 per cent to 100 per cent, and the degree of completion of the other protected cruisers Is as follows: Galveston, 81; Charleston, 73.1: St Louis, 42.(; Mil- 21, 1904. the stepa "You're a little late, brother," he I got here on my bicycle a few said. minutes ago." Brother William Grilley hustled to C'DGBiHDrWfercv TO GET A MEAL HUNGRY RUSSIAN FIRES PISTOL UNTIL ARRESTED. of Marches Him WATERRURY, Conn., June 21. Before her death, Mrs. George Grllley, of Waterville, gave to each of her two sons, William F. Grilley and Homer F. Atkins, a deed to her real estate in this city. Each half brother claimed priority of deed over the other and bitter feeling resulted. The question was never settled while the motherwas living. 8he refused to decide It. When Mra Grilley died William Grilley was In New Haven. He heard the news over the telephone and came back to Waterbury as fast aa a railroad train and an automobile, which he chartered at Anaonla, would bring him, determined to have his deed recorded first When the big automobile puffed up In front of Town Clerk Blairs' office, Brother Homer Atkins was sitting on 00 JUNE at Point of Tiny ver Into Arms of Hustler Loses Fruit la Thirty Suicides, Twenty Successful HunMan Made Convicts and Victory By Decision of Court. Taken. Millioins dred 1- -4 TUESDAY, OEATH SIGNAL FOR RACE L OF IN STATE UTAH Revol- PHILADELPHIA, June 21. Without food for four days, Peter Reddish, a Russian, of 609 Delaney street adopted a unique means of betting a square meal last night. The army of shop employes on their way home were startled to hear a pistol shot at Eleventh and Chestnut streets. A man stood on the sidewalk near Keith's theater, flourishing a re volver. A little girl All was excitement leaving the theater with her mother fell In a swoon. A young woman rushed from a drug store. Snap went the little black bag she carried. Then the barrel of a jeweled pistol was thrust under the man's nose. 'March.' said she, and he marched straight Into the arms of Policeman Drudlng. Somebody asked the young woman about her revolver. she "Oh, I always carry that In and live '"I the suburbs laughed. one never knows when on Is going to be held up. Besides," she added, hailing a passing car, "it comes In handy for occasions like this." "I wanted to get arrested, the prisoner said. "I would not have hurt anyone, but I wanted to get a meal. Time Card More Good Tea More Good Coffee More Good Spices More Coupons More Pretty Premiums Watch Our No. I. 340 Iwricai IaportiafTeaCe St, Ogden. Twenty-Fift- h ARRIVE. a Did you have good COFFEE Pacific Express from Denver. 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Your money back if they are He has handed down a decision holdnot the beat teas you ever drank. ing that William Grilley's deed had been drawn first and that consequent- WOMAN IS DIVORCED FOR ONE 8HORT YEAR ly he was the owner of the land. Darn exclaimed Brother Atklna VIENNA, June 21. A curious comI had all that hustle for nothing." promise has been arrived at In an acPHONE tion for divorce brought by the wife PASTOR OPENED THE 338 25th Street, Ogden of Dr. 8vozII, an advocate of Olmutz. DANCE WITH PRAYER At the suggestion of the Judge, a BRAZIL Ind., June 21. Lead us provisional divorce has been granted. cessary hurried departure departure not into and from all the Frau Svozil Is to live apart from her temptation, for foreign shores of a great lawyer one snares of evil the protect us, husband for a year, receiving an al and his secretary with bags of quickIntoned of the Meth- lowance of $(0 a month. At the end slowly thepastor ly gathered gold and all the evidences odist In the of that time it will be for her to dechurch at Knlghtsvllle, of crimes committed and attempted; cide whether she will return to her town hall last Isnight how, after the ship's arrival at an Ten minutes after the prayer had husband or to have the divorce made land In foreign seas the great lawyer's waukee, 50.5. absolute. dend body received hurried burial, and been Invoked the young members of the were parish whirling through the Confessions of a Priest. his secretary was later dropped, with That Tired Feeling. mase of the waltz,and here Is seen the "Rev. Jno. 8. Cox of Wake, Ark., weights about his feet, to the oceans are languid, depressed and If you For twelve years I suffered depths, and how, ever since, the na- result of a controversy between die Incapable for work, it Indicates that writes: I consulted tives whisper among themselves their pastor of the church and the younger your liver Is out of order. Herblne from Tellow Jaundioe. members as to the propriety of danca number of physicians and tried all grewsome susplclona" will assist nature to throw off heading. sorts of medicines, but got no relief. aches, rheumatism and aliments akin Headed by the pastor, the parents of Then I began to use Electric Bit- WANTED TO TRAVEL to nervousness and restore the enerMALE ATTIRE many of the young persons protested AND USED now am feel ters and cured of that I gies and vitality of sound and perfect against the Pastime club, an old so- health. J. J. Hubbard, Temple, Tex. disease that had me in Its grasp for 21. News June has cial BENICIA, Cal., organization, giving the dance. twelve years." If you want a reliable reached here of an writes, March 22, 1902: "I have used escapade that has "It's Immoral, they cried, "and for- Herblne for the medicine for Liver and Kidney trou set the central section of Contra Cospast two years. It has bidden by the church. done me more good than all the docble, stomach disorder or general debil- ta county agog. ' "Dancing Is moral, contended the tors. When I feel bad and have that ity, get Electric Bitters. Ifa guaranW. C. Duval and Thelma Errington, young folks, and the war waged, com- tired feeling I take a dose of Herblne. teed by Jesse J. Driver. Only 50c. well known and well connected young promised finally by the younger mem- It Is the best medicine ever made for people of Ban Pablo, came to the bers of the church CAN MAKE RADIUM consenting to have chills and fever." 50 cents a bottle. ON SALE ALL WEEK. FOR (500,000 A POUND conclusion the other evening that life their dance opened with prayer. Bold by Geo. F. Cave, druggist. was too dull there, and conceived the PHILADELPHIA, Pa., June 21. Dr. idea of seeing the country. TERCENTENARY OF DE MONTS. No. 0 Reg. price 8L15; sale price 85c SURFEIT OF FOOD Miss F. of this declares attired Lees, ST. JOHN, N. B., June 21. New Xo.1 Reg. price 81.35; sale price $1.05 George city, Errington accordingly FOR WEDDING GUEST8 herself In some of Duvals clothes, and be has discovered an England and the maritime provinces No. 2 Reg. price 31.60; sale prlce$1.25 BUDA PEST, June 21. For three of Canada have joined this week In process of manufacturing radium for in his company boarded a freight less than $500,000 a pound. At present train and rode to Tracy, reaching days and three nights a wedding party a celebration of the tercentenary of No. 8 Reg. price 32.50; sale price $1.75 the rare metal Is valued at $18,000,000 there at 3:30 In the morning. Late In of 500 made merry at Hales, and when the discovery of this section of the Handiest articles in the kitchen. a pound. the afternoon they took the passenger they got through at the bride's house North American continent by Samuel Dr. Lee says he learned from the train for Port Costa. The conductor they went to that of the groom, and de Champlain and Sleur de Monts discoverers of radium In Paris that noticed the two, and saw that Thelma continued feasting. Each day the fol- In June, 1804. barium and thorium rock particles waa masquerading in male attire. He lowing portions of meat were provided The chief centers of the celebrations, JOHN A. BOYLE, Mgr. clung to radium. He set to work communicated with Sheriff Johnston, for each guest: Three pounds of which are being held under the austo thoroughly analyze these rocks and asking that he take them off at Marti- meat, of a pound of pices of tfie historical societies of nez. Johnston boarded the train at fish, and one chicken. abstract their luminous qualities. Aside from Maine, New Brunswick and Nova ScoIn an old packing box which he rig Antioch, and when Martines waa that, three calves, eighteen lambs, and tia, are Calais, Me.; SL Stephen, N. four porkers were carved up dally to B., and Annapolis, N. S. At Annapoged up In his library the chemist reached arrested them. When questioned Miss Errington serve as "appetizers." placed the combination of barium and lis tomorrow the Canadian government .thorium and found, after a time, that said she wanted to see the world and During the first three days' feasting will dedicate a statue to De Monts. they produced a fluorescent substance have a good time, and as a girl's at the brides house, the guests drank A memorial celebration will be held In dress was Inconvenient, adopted the up 2.700 quarts of wine, and twelve this that would penetrate metal. ' He city later in the week. Leading It will be only a short time be' apparel of a bojf. After a severe big barrels of beer. Six physicians public men of the United States and Yore be will be able to produce w by Justice Carpenter they were were on hand looking after the bil- Canada will take part In the sent to their homes In San Pablo. dium. ious. and they had their hands full. If all points east ' To Salt Lake City and Intermediate points, dally 2 Atlantic Limited for Balt Lake City, Ptoyo, Lead villa, Pueblo. Denver and all points east. dally 4 Atlantic Express for Salt Lake City, Pueblo. Denver and all points dallp No. Pays to Trade Great 8, DEPART. Atlantic Mall for gait Lake City. Provo and No. 6 Stores. Prices Talk. In Effect Jun. TIME CARD in Effect June 19, jgoi Depart for North of Ogdon. Pocatello and Butte 1:21a. a, Express, daily No. 7 Fast Mall for Pocatello and Portland, 12:05 p.m. dally No. 11 Cache Valley Ex7:15 p.m. press, dally Arrive from North Ogdon. 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No. 9 But.e and Pocatello Salt from Express Baku City and Intermediate points, dally. ... 18:45 aa No. 8 Atlantic Express from Salt Lake City and Intermediate 8.00 a a polnta dally No. 7 Pocatello and Portland Expreaa from Salt Lake City, daily. 11:20 aa No. 1 Fast Mall from Salt 2:30 pa Lake City, daily ExNo. 11 Cacha Valley press from Balt Lake City, dally 6:llp rs FLOUR repri-man- ad TIME CARD, in Effect Juno No. No. 8 8 that satisfies J Golden Gate Coffee e dli toc aromaTfiataarrand Strength by packing tfie coffee - immediately after roasting. The unbroken seal across the top of the tin is our guarantee and the buyers protection. Sold in 1 and 2 lb. aroma-tig- ht tins. Grind fresh each A 8UCCE6FUL BAKING Always folows the use of Riverdale or Phoenix mill flour. Whether you make No. bread, cakets, pies or any kind of pastry, you will find this flour a safe No. and reliable stand-bTry It once and you'll never use any other. y. OGDEN MILLING & ELEVATOR too fine. J. A. 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