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Show DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER ?, 104. 5 RECEIVE CERTIFICATES. Ogden Will See This High-Clas- Shows s John Curt, ri ihimi u i.r the a voter l,ar,' l0yaUy tan But . il Northwestern ussocKitluu. and at the Kime true Republican a file ears' today signed lease with Tribune. Lake Salt SiiUH't lie? ,iuie the Grand Opera House I'niiipany hereby he takes entire .nssesi.ni of "'Vhy should Tribune: Suit Lake the opera house in this city and places doubt of his any have pother Cutler il into the uiih such houses has been revealed to as the Balt syndicate tion. when Lake theater and all the win--" larges houses in the west, so that lin that he wl will now be in a to announced candidate witness the finest shown onposition Weber county's the road. Is W. R Wil-ht- e The syndicate whi.-Mr. t'mt the state treasurshlp controls ..li the large name will be presented to represents on the Tillman D. Johnson. houses .Northern Pa. , convention by ifle between St. Paul an.i Seattle and hat Judge H. P. also a house in every lurje city along jt s announced the name of the Short Line. All Issikirms will be will present enderson convention to- - made by Claw & Erling.-ito the of New Moyle H. imes York. Mr. Cort will recarpet and redeco- Will the Utah rate the house as well as build a large Tribune: Lake galt of nominating canopy over the sidewalk In front of Democrats, In the act for governor, recognise the theater, which will lie illuminated candidate 4 parliamentary with electric slgna (Republican?) the" AH companies already liooked by the nle that whatever an apostle says former manager, Mr. Clark, will be goes!" permitted to show, but thereafter only Bulletin (Ind. Rep.): the syndicate shows will be booked. Bingham The local house will he under the 'While the Salt Lake Tribune has to words of R. A. Grant, formerly say good a mangament disposition shown old the of the Everett. WaBh., themanager any bearing most th'ng for the convention's ater, who took possession today. Republican brand, work last week proved a little too much. It was to make a bussard gag, RUNAWAY NEAR RIVERDALE. l'l SEASON A Board of Cjunty Exam. net Issue Rene a j I. and Certificates to Large Carps cf Teachers, Season. NEED i.im.lv liiui.l .if ctut- v m. w. Histii.j n; lv.ii'.sn I'.uisini, Jitl::, Wln i .. r ,i ! Siipt'riMi'iiili-li- t Wiis.ii. i r! I ilU nti's :i n.l re- - Tlu-uin- t- - l.Mrli- mini; ii;i vi s ns .i ivsnli uf i heir li.iiii.:; mi, i ssIiitk- f x iminii-tiifully I'Mssrd tlu hrlii in this sume time ago: Giiinin:ii' Grade Thomas Weir, Willi.iin lhutliMt, Sarah Gibsnii. Anna rhristt-tisi'ii- , Joseph A. Powers. Joseph s iuiuIits . Samuel Stimpsnn. II. l Hid, lul pli. lauiisa Kinnally, Anderson. IVIle Spencer. IV, ill Goodalt. M. li. !a rues. MuIm-Kumiss. I.izr.le Thomas. Primary Grade lol.i Hetman. Jessie Moore, Jeannette Gibson. IVssle Callaghan. Katherine Keeler. Vera Smith, Emma C. Anderson, Lottie LennholT, Belva Slater. Mollie Lund. Wealthy Like, Jessie Itrads haw. Hes-s- ie Child. Esther Stewart, Pearl Terry, Zulu Itirh, Mabel Shirk. Parley P. Olesen. Cor.t Kinsey. Renewals Kate Montgomery, Pearl Jones. Florence Turner. Maggie Chambers. Hattie Reeder, Joseph indwell, John Q. Blaylock. George W. Dale. D. H. Fowler. Mary Amnion Green Jr.. W. H. Walton. Amy Rhees, Etta ltrown, John Wheeler, Maggie Jenkins, Julia E. llawkes. K. F. Harwhat? ries. A. C. Patterson. J. C. Neal, L. H. Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Ritter of That Peterson. James R. Iteus, Tillie PeterCheering and encouraging news Is Place Narrowly Escape Serious son, S. Vermel Mayeock. Mary L. lSih-le- r, being received dally from every preInjury. Etta Halverson. cinct In the county of the success that Is being met with In the organisation Mr. and Mra. F. F. Ritter of River-dal- e SOCIETY OF CHEMICAL The Idea seems of Democratic clubs. had a very narrow escape from INDUSTRY CONVENES to appeal to the members of the party serious Injury yesterday out near the and especially to the younger voters, Riverdale NEW YORK. Sept. 7. The annual canning factory. They had who are hastening to join the ranks. been In Ogden and were returning meeting of the Society of Chemical The good work must be maintained, as home. At the railroad crossing Mr. Industry, the first ever held in Amerithese clubs will doubtless be a potent Ritter his horse a moment ca. opens with a reception at the stopped tutor In the election. while some cars were being switched. Chemists club tonight, and will conJohn Allen of Blaine was coming be- tinue until the end of the week, when Representatives of the Democracy hind and failed to see the Ritter bug- the foreign members will be taken of Utah will assemble In the Balt Lake gy. His wheels locked with those of aboard a special train as the guests of nominate a the theater tomorrow and lighter rig. and turned it over, the New York section for a tr'p considstate which, ticket,complete throwing Mrs. Ritter under the buggy through the south and middle west ering the harmony and united front and dragging her some distance. Mr. The society Is an International organof the opposition, will be made the Ritter hung to the line and was drag- isation of English origin, and has secchoice of the people, at the election ged Into the irrigating canal. The tions In many countries. The present two months hence.' No faction will horse then got away and ran a mile meeting Is attended by members from ocntrol or dominate the action of the and a half to his home, demolishing England, Germany, Holland, Austria, party In the convention tomorrow, conthe rig completely. Ne'ther of the India and the Straits Settlement, besequently there will be no sores to Ritters was sides the Canadian and American seriously hurt heal and no one to be punished for members. pledges broken. All will be harmoony. PARKER PREPARES Representative cltisens of the comREPLY TO EDITORS monwealth will be chosen as the nominees of the party and the people will ESOPUS, N. Y Sept. 7. Judge do the rest. devoted to Parker mt. s I'm, BROWNING AUTOMATIC SHOTGUN w-.-ii es NINETEEN CONSECUTIVE KILLS AT PRAIRIE CHICKENS WERE MADE WITH ONE OF THESE GUNS LAST WEEK. Ni-lli- 1 1 - Fred L. Kellers Close Myers BILL OF FARE: Oysters Crabs and Bhrlinpa Salmon and Halibut Striped Bass Say our ADVANCE SALE is saving tliem Money. You have only to visit this store to realize the extent of the reductions in the various departments We have also made generous reductions on new Poultry Beef and Mutton Pork and Veal Hama and Bacon Dried and Pressed Corn Beef Head Cheese and Dill Pickles Pure Home Rendered Lard. 2478 Washington Avsnue. arrivals. WASH GOODS REDUCTIONS will find special values In this department for Misses' and Dresses noy'a Waists suitable for school wear, that may be had just now for very much less than their real worth. Parents The celebrated Anderson, Scotch and French Zephyr Ginghams are Selling noted for their excellent wearing qualities. BUSINESS DULL SEERSUCKER Unsurpassed for boy's waists and glrl'a 12 JC will not fade or shrink. Our sale price dresses; BATE'S common report about town, but we find that there la still an active demand for homes. Is the - Have You a TEA Every woman knows how to brew tea her own way and she likes to have her own Home Greatest Living Adviser Breckenridge, who was 86 when he became and Theodore Roosevelt, who vs 43. Mr. Brv at the close of his term ran for president and w.ie defeated. from John Adams, alien he ret1.-.--- ! , was 31. Georg the vlce-p-- e: Clinton, the "r- New York was 6H vii'm he took the o.fice anad 74 when he letlred from it. Gerry was 65 when he retired as Daniel ro.wpkioe.C7 anad Rlcha-- .I Jackson 71. William R. King was 67 when he became vice .lent Andrew 'acksnn 56, Henry W'l'on 61, and '4 f 'l.im A Wheeler 58. ' Thomas A. Hendricks, the first Democratic vice -- pre dent after the cloe of the Civil war, war 66 when he took the oflice, and .dlal E. Stev?r.Mn. the next succeed'ng Democr .1 wao was 65 wp.e.t he took Levi P. office as vice president. canIn the chove of didates the preference has been shown by both parties for men having some knowledge of parliamentary procedure by reason of previous legislative experience. Cautious, conservative and experienced, rather than vigorous, radical and strenuous candidates have been sought generally for that office, with the result that it has most frequently happened that the In office has been older In years than the president whose contingent successor he is made by the President John E. Dooly Horace E. Peery ... Cashier Ralph E. Hoag Soils FOREIGN and DOMESTIC Drafts on all points. INTEREST ON TIME PAYS DEPOSITS. Vice-Presid- San Francisco: Miss Sophie Levensen, San Francisco; Mrs. B. C. McKinney, Wilmington, Del.; Mrs. K. C- Hatch, Philadelphia;' James L. Benwh, Denver; R. H. Grant, Seattle; W. H. Bell. San Francisco; L. J. Falter. New York; S. J. Butcher, Denver; A. Heney, San John Francisco; Curt, Seattle; S. F. Berg, San Fran-tecJ. b. McIntyre and wife, Los Angeles; W. A. Brown, Kansas City; C. J. Dresaer, Salt Lake City. o; nt, t. nt NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION notice knt the tween W. is OF hereby given existing bes. Donaldson and F. R Williams, carrying on bualness at No. 2313 Washington avenue, Ogden, Utah, under the name "American Restau-rakna been dissolved by mutual Mnent, the said Williams retiring from said firm; the said W. & will continue the business at Ike Mme place under the same name, and he alone Is authorised to collect debts due said firm, and he assumes nd will pay all the debts and linblll-ite- s nt Don-ald- vice-preside- nt 11 of said Arm. Ogden. Utah, September 7, 1904. W. S. DONALDSON. F. B. WILLIAMS. want Chinese for mayor. MEXICO Peery Bros flour CITY. Sept 7. Wong Kim uen, a Chinese merchant resident at ulntaro. in the State of Tamaullpas, a refused to accept the office of at place, although urged to do so by e Principal residents of the town. declined at first. It Is said, on ac- u"t of his he although nationality, "ov a naturalised cltlsen of Is Good flour ge p.-ej What two words Lyceum Theater have greater meaning Week Commencing Sept. 5 than LightsiPower LET THE .Ji-cy- nt. BROS. OGDEN, UTAH. ?:-rid- ge The Reed William Jones, Chicago; J. C. Sulivan, Eureka, Utah; Bent Wilson, Cambridge City, Ind.; E. C. Saftlg, San Francisco; Sam M. Lev-ense- n, stripes 0C Pretty New SRirts S. J. BURT UNITED STATES REPOSITORY. vice-preside- Cut-of- f. checks, for variety of handaonfely tailored sensible skirts, In the newest cuts and materials. Original dealgna and styles. The prices naturally cause one How can they be made ror the money?" $3.76, $3.00, $3.60, to remsrk: A Utah National Bank ON THE CONTINENT vice-preside- nt AT THE HOTELS. The following hotel' arrivals are registered at the Reed and Broom: The Broom Mrs. M. Freeman, Salt Lake City: A. K. Alfred, Omaha; Miss Ruckle, Salt Lake City; Mias Jennie B. C. Gallacher, Morgan. Denver; Kemmerer, Wyo.; Mra Elam and son, 15c, $4.00, $5.00 to $10.00. ITS AN OLD MANS JOB. With two exceptions there have been no young men elected to the office of of the United Statea says the New York Sun. These two exceptions were John C. , Complete assortment of Worth llt&c. to RUSSIAN DUCKS Plain and fancy colors. Nothing better or 10c prettier for school dreuei. Regular 15c. value, for For sale or rent? If ao, Hat It with me and receive prompt attention. A. A. WENGER Real Estate, Loans and Insurance. Room 33, First Natl Bank Bldg. . way. GINGHAMS DRESS and plaids. PROF. WELLINGTON himself the today a to the speech of reply preparation to be delivered here Thursday on behalf of the Democratic editors. 17c for Because It la made from selected extra choice, white wheat The choicest crops In the country come to this mllL You should see the clear, bright berries, waiting for the mill- -' eFs magic wand to transform them Into snow-lik- e flour. ' At a glance before you have lance to utter one word he will tell iu what you came for. give dates, cts and figures, he telle every wish your life, iow to gain success in ve, courtship, marriage and divorce, tiether you will be successful In bus-eaffairs, in fact no matter what ay be your fear, hope or ambition, on this gifted man and find relief, a descriptions of your friends and lemlea being as real as though they i ss .11 ood before you. He will send you vay happier, wiser and bolder than fore. Telia Whom and Whan to Marry. He reunites the separated. How to in the love of the man or woman you ost desire even though miles away; w to eliminate errors and master rcumatances. Spscial This Week READINGS $1.00 Wonderful Powers It Is universally conceded by the iost profound scholars and deepest linkers of the present age that Pro-ssWellington has been endowed y nature with prophetic powers to a Keenly unknown. egree hitherto msclous of this great responsibility e has honestly endeavored to let his ght shine, that all who seek may nd the truth as he sees It. There Is bout him no air of mysticism, no Igyptlan robes, no tinseled stars, no iean!ngless helroglyphlcs. and no ladles may safely visit him rlthout the least fear of unpleasant 2 3 or Why Korea Has No Bicycles. A missionary who has resided In Korea says the Koreans are particularly fond of a tall story. He once asked a venerable Korean why bis people did not use the bicycle. "We had a bicycle once," was the reply of the patriarch. "It was invented by one of our great men about 700 years ago. It had two mechanisms, a going urroundlng. Two private parlors; out and a coming home mechanism. o chance of meeting strangers. But one day the mother of the inventor, In order to test the Joys of cycling, stole the machine and rode off on It. Unfortunately, however, 368 TWENTY-FOURTSTREET she did nqt take the comlng-bomPRIVATE ROOMS, 112 added mechsnlsip, and since then," No 8ign Walk In. the old man, Korea has not had a 0 a. m. to 8 p. m. Hours bicycle." 56e Del Monte Because our machinery la the most modern and practical. Every effective device for Improving the quality of flour la Installed here. The system la complete, thorough and comprehensive. Our millers and men have had a life time of experience and each end every one takes great delight In the high maintaining quality of our flour. We employ the most competent, experienced men who are well paid and who take pride In their work. many other reasons too merous to mention. And nu- Crescent' - High Patent AND Star Straight Grade AH PEERY BROS. MILLING CO. H e Bo Grocers i ! Utah Light & Railway Company Furnish you with either or both. E.W.WADE, Mgr. for Ogden HILDEBRAND The German Samson. THE EMPIRE TRIO Violinists. RAWL8 AND VON KAUFFMAN Comedy Sketch Artlati. THE NEALS Comedy Sketch Artists. MIS8 C. POWERS Soubrette. MOVING PICTURES. Utahna Park PROGRAM Week of Sept. 5 MEANEY AND ANDERSON Irish Comedy. MISS ENNiE COLBURN Vocalist HALL AND WESTON The Dutch Humorists. VESTA MONTROSA Illustrated Song. Artistic and durable upholstered furniture U not necuMsrily expensive furniture. Of course the outlay is trifle more than for the shoddy atrocious stuff you are sometime sxked to Isiy but in tiieend the bent 1 ths cheapest, therefore we ceil your attention to LA CLAIR AND WEST Comedy Entertainers. BILLY HOWARD Buck and Wing Dancing. AND TRICEY Dramatic Comedy Sketch. E. R. GOURLEYS UTAHNA-SCOP- E New Pictures. ADMISSION, 10 CENTS. RAYMON MITCHELL BR08. Reduction of monuments, head atones and cemetery copings. Yard 300$ Jefferson avenue. K&rpeQ Cuarmilifd Upholstered r tx xi re Fu CHIGAOO' 1 1 Which Is not only honestly mode and truly 4 ou artistic, but is guaranteed by tlie makers. stuff. never get a guarantee with the shoddy Ask to soe our line of Karpen Rochera Boyle Furniture Co. Prof. Wald u its, Hindoo clairvoyant and win palmist, located at 1S$V Twentyr The management of the Journal fifth will subscribers street, rooms 11 and 13, Hours, if a favor It consider of 9:30 a. m. to 9:30 p. m., Sundays sura the water you drink la purs, report promptly any ($4. Telephone papers. non-dellva- ry |