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Show DAILY PAGE EIGHT. UTAH STATE 1905. JOURNAL. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, OF TELLS HOW HE Grand Opening of the White Elephant Cafe $ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUAY 15 that the White Elephant Cafe will be opened to the public. The White Elephant will be the neat Refreshments 11 and handsomest cafe between Denver mid San Franc! aco. 3 & & place when you are out shopping. We can supply you with anything in sea-su- n that you want to eat. everything we serve is of the very choicest and best our prices are reasonable. Music 22 25th St. & $ WANT Old Fountain Pen Presidential a New Auto- matic Pen made by A. A. Waterman Self-Filli- ROSS BOOK ng & STATIONERY COMPANY. LOCAL BRIEFS ;! Notice the big ad on page 2. Special Sale of Linoleum Remnant. Ogden Furniture A Carpet Company. Union Pacific and Rio Grande tralna are again within a few houra of their schedule after many hard battlea with the bllxsards. The Union Pacific is bringing In ice In large quantities from Evanston, which ia being stored at the company's houses, west of the depot. facial shampooing, Hairdressing, massage, manicuring and electric beauty treatmenta Edith Boise, 412 26th street. Hell Phone, 835-A. D. Drlggs has filed a complaint against the Carbonate Hill Mining company to recover on a note for $800, given in March of last year. Special car "Mishawaka with a Mrs. Harrison and party on board, came to Ogden on U. P. No. S this morning and haa proceeded on to Sun Francisco. A marriage license was Issued yesterday afternoon to Edward E. Lindquist and Miss Adella Dlnadaie. each 20 years of age, and residents of Ogden. At an elegant luncheon given yesterday, presided over by Mrs. D. H. Peery, the engagement of her daughter, Mias Louise Peery, to Emmett Fulkerson of Chicago was announced. There will be a grand ball at the Utahna Dancing Pavilion tonight. The first prise to the one drawing the lucky number will be $5.00, and $2.50 as second prise. Regular prices Mrs Joseph Jenkins wife of Joseph Jenkins the well known mining editor of the Salt LHke Tribune, and Mrs Gates, wife of Dr. Gates, of Salt Lake City, are visiting in Ogden with Miss Louise iTVery. Mrs lues T. Kchub yesterday filed an action for divorce against her husband, Peter P. Schub. The couple were Z. DELEGATE Superintendent William Allison has received a communication from the chairman of the presidential inauguration committee at Washington, in which the latter aaks that the superintendent consider the matter of falling in line with many of the other high schools in the country, by sending from one to ten representative students of the local high school to the Inauguration ceremonies of President Roosevelt, which will be held at Washington on March 4th. This Is one of the new educational features of the Inauguration ceremonies. Besides the many other features connected with the ceremonies, it la the purpose of the committee this year to have in the parade on that day, at least one representative of each high school in the United States. With the letter cornea the assurance that the delegatee sent to Washington will be well taken care of during their stay at the capital by the authorities there. The matter will be brought up at the next meeting of the board of education end. in all probability, arrangements will be made to send one or more delegatee from Ogden. Even in the event that Ogden does not send a delegate she will not be left out entirely, as she will have two graduate representatives of the Ogden high school, as It Is, In William Barker and Jerold Child, the two representatives at the naval academy. RED MEN. There will be a kindling of the council fire of the Hawatha Tribe No. 3, at the Union Labor hall Friday night, The February 17th, at 8 o'clock. chlefa-eleand appointees of the tribe will be Installed and the charter will close. Palefaces wishing to fraternise should make their application for membership, as after the closing of the dispensation the initiation fee will be advanced. By order of committee. J. G. ALBRIGHT. D. G. L . ct v GOVERNOR ADAMS HAS CLOSED DEFENSE DENVER, Feb. 15. Governor Alva Adams closed his defense In the contest for the office of governor last night and today the contestor. former Governor James 51. Peabody, began the presentation of evidence In rebuttal, for which five days are allowed under the rules governing the contest. The legislative committee hearing the con lest la required to report its findings to the legislature March 1st, and on March 2d the contest will be decided. Yesterday the attorneys were Instructed by Chairman William II. Griffith to hand their briefs to the committee at married January 16. 1901. Hnd Mrs the conclusion of the hearing of testiSchub alleges that her husband de- mony, and these will be considered by serted her and failed to provide for the committee in answering Its her since June 6, 1902, By attending the dnnee at the Utah-n- a Dancing Pavilion tonight you may CAN LOCATE CA8ES OF POLYGAMY IN NEW MEXICO be fortunate enough to draw the $5.00 as first prise, or $2.50 as second prise. WASHINGTON. Feb 15. The chalRegular prices of New lenge of the attorney-generPOLICE GRIND. Mexico to Senator Burrows that he would bet $1,000 that the government Two drunks, Dan Lindsay and Frank could not locate three cases of polyFarley, appeared before Judge Murphy gamy In New Mexico, la likely to reIn the municipal court this morning ceive a call. The senator wild, In disand got ten days for their fun cussing the matter: "Our friend from New Mexico should make good his offer. Let him deposit the $1,000 he so boastlngly wagers, and there will he a call. 1 promise you. THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY The government haa the evidence and It will be forthcoming." Senator Burrows declined to discuss the evidence, but said: "The whole story will come out in time. Walt." frame house, large lot, R. PITCHER JACK R. location. $1,000. TAYLOR EXONERATED frame, centrally located, $T.0. NEW YORK, Feb. 13. Pitcher Jack frame, large lot. lawn and Taylor of the St. Louis National league shade trees, on bench, $1,100, and was today exonerated by the hoard of others Just as cheap. Monthly Indirectors on a charge of "throwing the stallments If you wish. game between St. LouiH and Pittsburg on July SOth last. He was found guilty E. 8. ROLAPP( Eeeles Bldg. of violating hla contract with St. Louis and fined $300. al If You Want a Home ERAL OF LATE Committee Inauguration Institutes a New Educational Feature. Exchanged For AN OGDEN T SERVICES HELD AT FIFTH WARD MEETING HOUSE. Lifelong Friende of Deceased Speak Feelingly of the Life of 1 Thoir Friend. This afternoon services over the remains of the late Henry Conant ' were held In the Fifth ward meeting house. Beautiful music was furnished by the Fifth ward choir and Bishop Middleton and Jacobs offered prayer. A. R. Hey-woo-d, F. J. Klesel and Heber Thomas spoke, all eulogising the life of their dead friend and associate. The late Henry Conant resided In Kelton, and was one of the best known stockmen of the state. Besides his cattle and sheep business, he waa a Nastockholder in the Commercial tional bank of this city. REAL ESTATE MEN. Local Organization Meets and cusses Ogden's Welfare. Dis- The members of the Ogden Real Estate Men's association held an enthusiastic meeting In the Weber Club rooms today. The city's welfare from their point of view was rehearsed and discussed. Every member was sincere In his opinion Conspiracy and Says Ha Woodmen Proved - Themselves Princely He Admits Will be found to be a moat convenient L. H. Murdock A Oo. announce on Wednesday, February 15th, BALL AT TOLHARRY J. ROBERT8 TESTIFIES IN SPLENDID FUNCTION FRAUD HEARING. LERS ACADEMY LAST NIGHT. COME Otir Lunch Room $ WOULD GOT BOUNTIES that Ogden would enjoy a Davies Prize Winners. Harry J. Roberts was the star witness fur the prosecution in the bounty fraud case at Salt Lake yesterday. Roberts, according to hie own testimony, and according to the certificates introduced in evidence, was since December, 1903, up until the time of the arrest, a member of the "Secret and Mighty Order of Modern Nlmrods." He testified that he waa "let In one night by a inan whom he met on the corner of Second South and Commercial streets and who gave hie name us James Gorman. Gorman told Roberts to meet him at the Germania saloon that night if he wanted to be placed In a position to make something like $50 a week. Before that time Roberts had, among other occupations, worked at jieddllng provisions for a local commission house. This had not brought him in $50 a week. He said he was willing to make the $50 a week and met Gorman at the appointed time. During the conversation which ensued Gorman told Roberts that he had some hides and If he would take them to the county clerk's office he would get the money on them. "There isn't any danger, Roberts was assured, according to his testimony. "Anything that I send to Davies will be all right. Auditor Tin-ge- y won't turn the certificates down, and If he does it will onty cost $800. The hides were given to Roberts and he took them to the city and county building as directed and obtained the scrip. Roberta said tbat he and Gorman worked in conjunction for a considerable time after that The certificates which were given by Deputy County Clerk Davies were always cashed at a discount and Roberts kept his share of the proceeds, and Gorman took his. The witness said that he went to California for a little trip, during which time he did not know, what was done by others in obtaining bounties. When he returned, however, he resumed his former work under Gorman. An old valise full of hides was introduced in evidence late in the afternoon. These Roberts Identified as the hides on which he had obtained bounty two or three times. Roberta said that they had been given him by Gorman, who claimed tbat they bad been purchased in South America. The hide of a "bob cat he had worked off as a mountain lion. Coyote hides cut in one form meant coyote pelts. In another, wolf hides. The witness said that he had taken the same hides to the clerk's office three times and had obtained different amounts of money upon them each time. The only manner in which he could explain the magic work was by saying that he had fooled Davies in the count. "Davies la a fine fellow, I gave him $20 because he had treated me white. remarked the witness once. The case was continued until 10 o'clock this morning. Last night the Woodmen of the World held a masquerade ball at Toiler's academy. Many orglnpl and unique costumes were brought out by this event, which waa easily the most successful of Its kind this season, no fewer than 300 couples attending. The variety of costumes made the scene at Toiler's hall a very picturesque one. The drill work of the Degree team was an event of the season, their evolutions showing long and painstaking practice. They were In the guise of Irish policemen and. with their chief, seventeen. numbered T. C. Morris, They were applauded again and again for some of the difficult figures they executed. These policemen, immediately after their drill work, headed the grand march, and though the floor was hardly large enough to accommodate those who participated in it. It served Its purpose, giving the judges a chance to pick out the prize winners. As la usual at a masquerade, and spring and summer of unusual prosperity In view of the many railroad Improvements and the two factories and brick and building block establishment, most of which are already In the course of construction. ' The special committee which was appointed to confer with the legislature regarding several laws concerning certain real estate taxation laws, reported that they had gained their point and that the law would be modified to meet their desire; also that they had been successful In securing the necessary legislation whereby they can oust bad tenants who chose to beat them out of rents. J. J. Brummitt was appointed chairWe have the swellest stock of young man for the next meeting, which will men's suits In the state at The Hub, be held on March 1st. List of the Entertain!- Always Want to and prices especially this one, because of the variety of characters and many of them so well sustained, Jf. was rather a difficult matter for the Judges to pick out the ones entitled to the prlsA. The awards were: Best sustained lady character, Mrs. Graney. who Impersonated a domestic; the beet dressed lady, Mrs. Graham, who appeared as a queen; the best sustained gentleman character, Frank Lowe, who impersonated a tramp; the best dressed gentleman, Mr, Peterson, who appeared as a Colonial gentleman. Others who are worthy of mention were Mrs. John Smith, as an Indian squaw; Miss Bell McKay, as a Japanese lady; Mra Bannister and Mrs. Garner, as German maidens; Stanley Johnson, aa a drum major; John Christensen, so a former with a live pig, and John N. Bernards, as s Ger. man youth. in Their MASQUERADE AT UTAHNA. About 150 People Make Merry Popular Resort. at the had by all present Many pretty character masks were present, which were all removed at 10:30 and dancing was then continued until midnight. perry sil,ills MR. and MRS. JACK BURCH, Premier Illusionists, their wonderful feat, introdudj n j deputin'' and the great udsp. terlous illusion, "Asleep U vu Air." EARLE Impersonations, FLYNN, Singing iM lng. S ' ANDERSON CHILDREN- -) The Youngest Sketch Trio la Vu- - deville. ZARA AND in Their Comedy ZARA, Shit THE POLAR VniHHI. BEAU-CAS- T: . 1 Slattey Phillis Ruffles .. f Horatio Booth '. . I Bruno (the Bear) ) E0. Mrs. La n scape MRS. "Ring Down the Sing Tonight" ZARA GEO. ZARA ILLUSTRATED Out of the regular Tuesday night's dance at Utahna, last night was made dance at Utahna, last night, was made to 200 merry makers were in attendance and a most enjoyable time was & RWi,.,,, MOVING PICTURES. Michel SONG, Curtain, I cant MRS. ULRICH. THE VIVIANS, Americas Greatest Rifle and FW Shots. Croup Begins with the symptoms of a common cold; there is chilliness, sneeslng, sore throat, hot skin, quick pulse, hoarseness and impeded respiration. Give frequent small doses of Ballard's Snow Liniment to the throat Mrs. A- - Vliet New Castle. Colo., "I think writes, March 19th, 1901: Ballards Horehound Syrup a wonderful remedy, and so pleasant. 25c, 50c and 31.00. Sold by Geo. F. Cave. that will surprise you. Your boy whose age happens to be M'BRIDE RECEIVES SENTENCE. 17. 18 or 19 can get a suit that will Bert McBride of Salt Lake, who fit him better than any he ever had At was found guilty of felony with Miss The Toggery's sale of The Hub stock. Clara Lewis of Richfield, a girl under the age of consent, at the last term of court, appeared before the court at BIG DAY FOR WOODMEN. Richfield. Hla attorney. 8. R- - Thurman, in behalf of Mr. McBride, moved Will Receive Banner of Honor Away for a new trial, as they had discovered From Salt Laka Lodge new evidence in Mr. McBride's beon February 28. half. After hearing the motion and the evidence offered by the attorney, hla The Ogden Modern Woodmen of motion was denied and he was at once America are preparing for a grand sentenced to two years in the penitencelebration, to be held on February tiary. Mr. McBride's attorney at once 28th, which haa been set aside as the served notice of an appeal to the suday when they receive the "State Ban- preme court and the defendant gave ner." emblematic of the largest mem- bonds in the sum of $1,500. bership of the state, at the beginning of each year. During the past year it CHARGE WILL BE CONSPIRACY. was the property of the Great Salt Parley P. Christensen, district atLake camp; since then the local camp torney for Salt Lake county, came up has been forging ahead and now has from the capital yesterday afternoon a membership of about 175 members, and pursued some Investigations In which is for In access of that of the connection with the bounty frauds. Salt Luke lodge, and entitles them to Mr. Christensen says that Charles W. the banner. Jones, the man who waa arrested here The local camp will celebrate the and taken to Salt Lake, has virtually day In a fitting manner and many out- made a full confession of the part he side brothers have been invited. took In the frauds and implicated a number of others, some of whom have KEARNS FIGHTING not yet been arrested. The charge FOR ARIZONA STRIP against the confederates. If they can be so designated, will be conspiracy. WASHINGTON. Feb. 15. Therfc is LAND SALE CONSPIRACY. every evidence thnt the statehood bill will have another chance in the house, Governor Cutler has not agreed to and there is every probability that a Indorse the action of the land board conference will be had upon the bill. setting aside its order of two weeks There are several propositions on tap. ago when it was declared thex Cache A fight will be made on the Kearns county land sale invalid. amendment. Attorney-GenerBreeden publicly Senator Kearns Is rallying his forces with a view to making and privately characterises that sale a strong fight to retain the amendment. as a conspiracy. It was a conspiracy If the house insists upon the original against the state of Utah. There Is incontrovertible evidence that the state wording of the bill, the Kearns amendment will be left out, and there will waa euchered out of fully $3,840. be no statehood bill this session. Senator Kearns said: "I am doing RACING MAN SHOOTS all In my power to retain my amendHIMSELF AT LOS ANGELES ment I have been working among my friends In the senate, and we will give LOS ANGELES. Cat. Feb. 15. Morthe opposition a sharp fight. All the ris Rothschild, a Chicago racing man, senators who have examined the merits suicided this morning at the Hotel of the amendment Agree with me that Lexington by shooting himself through the strip should be a part of Utah, and the thesd. was the cause. I am going to fight for It to the last Terrific Race With Death. ditch." "Death was fast approaching, writes SUSAN B. ANTHONY Ralph F. Fernandes of Tampa. Fla., IS NOW EIGHTY-FIVdescribing his fearful race with death, 'as a result of liver trouble and heart NEW YORK. Feb. 15. The Hanover disease, which had robbed me of club of Brooklyn has made arrange- and of all Interest In life. 1 had sleep tried ments on an elaborate scale for the many different doctors and several banquet to be given under Its auspices medicines, but got no benefit until I betonight in honor of the eighty-fift- h gan to use Electric Bitters. So wonbirthday of Miss Susan B. Anthony, derful was their effect that In three the grout woman suffrage lender. Many days 1 felt like a new man, and 1 persons of note have signified their In- am cured of all my troubles. today Guartention of attending. anteed at Ogden druggists; price 50c. JOHNSON is let loose by ; May Open6:3o a. m. to 12:30 s. n. most given sway at it wanders far and gets its prison. tea Restaurant n'k The Hub" All small men's and youth TEA The soul KENNEDYS for- aale. Holder of the following coupon m coupon booki t entitled to 35-0- Ogden Steam and 40"Ml Laundry: 45289. IMPORTANT Shirt WaisfSale Thursday and Friday OF THIS WEEK. All $5.00' All $3.00 and Waists Go At $6.M For Waists al E $1.50 Size $2.50 34. 38. 38. 40, 42. 44, colore plain black, tan, black and white, and fancy Roman stnpeii. Beautifully and finished Colors ... blut b1 -- made r? Brllli-nnUu- es, fancy Rnu,n and pl,n- - Albatross and Flannels. Ladies wearing a large size in wa jat. can assortment. Extra sizes 42 and 44. be fr01" th'i WRIGHTS |
