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Show j I .SOLO ONLY BY STATE JOURNAL. THURSDAY. MARCH 190S. 1S 4 OS a 4 0099 SOt 4 j"ji i. In and About Utah jlVES3X I ALL STYLES-uni- oh UTAH DAILY PAGE SIX. SPECIAL MADE' ONE PRICE C.D. IVES. SALT LAKE CITY. Brief Notes of Happenings Capitol City. Capital and Surplua. i Moyle, stewards; Arthur Parsons, ath- 10 letic manager; A. Wood berry, amusement chief; Walter Andrew, chaplain. The camp which will be visited this year will be decided upon next Utahs IZTMOOJK) Days Only The executive board of tha WomThis ia aa opportunity ef a life time far strictly first etaae work. an's league held a business meeting MYSTERIOUS GIRL. saver Filling . . 50c "I yesterday afternoon to complete arQold Crowns rangements for the next regular meetAmaifum Fiiunts . 35c SET ' Porcelain CrownsOGDEN. UTAH ing and to arrange for the apppolnting Officers Search ia Vaia for Demented Teeth Cleaned . . 50c -i TEETH Wanderer, Bridge Work of standing committees to take np tha DAVID ECCLES, President ta 12. 12 Years. Guarantee Lady attendant Open daily till ip.nL, Sundays work of tha city. The committees so Herald; After searching all day yesGEO. H. TRIBE.... I fur determined upon, tthe personnel of T--h la tha snowstorm for tha deM. S. BROWNING..J Pay-U- tah which will ha filled later, are an or- terday la who mented s Washington Ave la the wandering girl Without Pain Cashier Positively dinance committee, n legal committee, JOHN PINGREE, of Granite, Deputy Sheriff Joe a detention home committee, a con- vicinity and JAS. F. BURTON, Aaaiatant Caahiar the men who had volunDIRECTORSi sumers' league committee, night school Sharp him gava lip tha hunt teered to help Adam ratteraon committee. Isolation hospital commit-mltteDavid Eeclea will resume the search j at hut nightfall, THE PEOPLE ALL 'vacation John Watson purs food committee, RALPH E. HOAG, Cashier. E. DOOLY, President. M. 8. Browalns obtained by DepuInformation today. and sanitation W. W. ZUter schools' committee A. V. MCINT05H, Asst. Cashier. 1 no doubt Sheriff left JOSEPH that the S. PEERY, Sharp Goorro H. Triba Cried, Give Os Itwknb L. B. Hills commutes. The next manly meeting ty la near still Granite. girl Hwfldte H. H. Rolapp is to be one similar In noma respects Joarph Clark About II oclock on Tuesday night This word of late baa been In to the first one. when tha practical John Biters Barnard Whlto some of these she appeared near tha house of J. H. ones mouth, and many are wondsrlnp Roapoctfully solicits tha aocaunta of method of taking up Mrs. Whits heard tha gtrl what tha word signifies, though no White. be discussed. will hanks, moreantila firms and individuals questions scream and went outside to her. Whea yet hssn found, who will deny tha a Ws pay intarast an time deposits. drew near to tha strong wanderer KEWBROB HERPICIDE does the won. she WelL for the Information of thousands o Myrtle Henrietta Wills, of !1 West the Ampla rssaurcssb courteous , treatgirt fled toward the hills. Mrs. people whs Uks ta know all about s rov Balt to Denver, writes avenue, Eighth service. ment, superior John Henry White, fol- thing, ws would say that HERP1CID1 Lake In the hope of locating an aunt. White's, boy, lowed the after girt with a dog, but means, a destroyer or killer of Herrs;, Mrs. TllUe Johnson, wife of John W. was unable to overtake her. After Now Herpes ia tbs family mr-- o of I man whom she Johnson, a mining caused by various vegetable par her for two miles, the hoy re- disease A thinks lives In Balt Lake or Bingham. tracking similar microbe cshth ten aaltes turned to his home. draff, itching scalp, and falling hair; thl Miss Willes mother, sister of Mm. Deputy Sheriff Sharp went out to la the microbe that NEWBROS I1ERPI Johnson, died a few weeks ago, and It Granite yesterday In a buggy. and CIDE promptly destroys; after which th la for the purpose of Informing her of with J. H. Graham and A. Baker spent hair grows Bold by leading druggist:-Benthe death that Miss Wllle la seeking Ms in stamps for sample to the day search! ug the hills and her. Cs. Detroit Mich. Ing tlie cottonwood thickets which line Two slMf- -n easts and 11.11. ONE POUND OF DRIVERS' a the banks of the Big Cottonwood John Q. fritchlow, who was desig- creek. LINEN WRITINQ ENGLISH Free Examination and Consultation tor say .Chronic to of nated nt a Republicans Diseaso at any Name or Nature meeting PAPER ONLY The thickets along the Big Cottonon to a an train appoint a commutes to arrange for the wood arc In have gun opportunity e an.l places twenty-fivcalling of a stats mass convention, has A PARTIAL LIST OF DISEASES CURED. wide on both sides of the a Jap battleship should ons attempt to fifty yards , to declines made hip selections, but has Gate. He Golden into sell the Catarrh Deafness. Ringing In tbs Sara. Diseases stream, and It wiU take Severn) days make tha names known Tor fear of to A GREAT BARGAIN lived eighteen years In. Japan, and says tha search among the head. Throat Nose, Eye or Ear. 'AU diseases of complete Influences that may be brought to M'1 ur wr w JFB trees While passing through one of of ths Lungs, Bronchial Tubes and Chest Diseases hear. Ha has notified tha members occur In the near future. Ths Sheriff thickets Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder. Heart of tha the Deputy yesterday of th. committee oft heir appointment. Ofdan's Boat Drws Stars. foun-- K pte, of black trimming Information he baa from Japan la that Nervous Troubles, St Vitus Dance, Piles, sesse. in f Rheumatism, several promt- - fpom however, and the feeling against American. i that TW. womaa Rectal h. Trouble Fistula and all Taps Worm, Blood Poisoning from any nent Republican, of ths stat. art in- tha ANT PRIVATE as 'country has' grown morn bitter and the DISEASE OF torn tMn Women. causa. to Diseases garment peculiar eluded. Accepts ncee have been majority of th. Americans and English she passed among the trees. MEN quickly cured to stay cured. most wived from of those named and DRUG COMPANY It la reared that the unfortunate girl In Japan are leaving theIn country Remember ths examination and advice la FREE, Coma at ones. To- ha ths replies Indicate that tha PhilOaarge W. Driven Manage have perished In the storm Inst Treadwell has seen service morrow may bo too lata. Call or writs. may movement is taking hold and M6I Washington Am It Is known that she la bare- ippines. Herald. that there will be a godly representa- night headed and thinly clad. The week of Otflca hour 10 s. u. ta S p 2491 Wash. Ays-- . Boy la Mock. Ogdea tion from most of the counties of the BIG HORSE SHOW IN TEXAS. REflETtBER THE blUMBER ROOTI 19. exposure In the wilds must have weakENTRANCE state at tha mass convention. The ened her ia believed It that strength. date will be announced within a few If aha FORT WORTH, Tex. March attempted to sleep in the open days. Those back of the movement last night she will not be found Entries close today for the horse show exhibits at tha National Feed-er- a her poultry on Sunday, declares that and Clarke Griffith threatens to do the hope that Be publicans Independent of alive. libs Smoot machine will be selected to and Breeders' show which will her hens now lay two or three times same. Other club managers will probAS A HARBOR SPY, represent the state In the national eon open next Wednesday In tha great as many eggs on the first day of the ably follow ault In tha next few years and ifot Springs will become known entlon at Chicago. coliseum erected here at a cost of week as on any' other. differthroughout th land no tha center of Japa Triad ta Engage Jack Treadwell 9350,000. Ther are fifty-foas Such. Lieutenant Harry ltobblna of ent classes In the horse show lists HOT SPRINGS BASEBALL MECCA. the dissemination of spring baseball No. 2 of the fire department, who and 91.000 will he awarded In preHOT SPRINGS,. Ark. March I. Ac. dope." was Injured In the collision of Na t Jack Treadwell, a Japanese Inter- miums. A prise list aggregating cording to prominent ball men who To Romovo Msdleln Stains. 10 offered on the live stock which hnee wagon with n street car at See-- I preter, formerly a member of the have visited this resort within the last m&de by medicine and liniStains and South and Second West street, on Twenty-firUnited States Infantry, will be on exhibit Governor Camp- few weeks Hot Springs will soon be I Saturday night la steadily Improving made the announcement yesterday that bell will preside at the opening of the the Mecca of half of the big league ment are often obstinate to remove I at St. Mark's hospital There Is no he had been offered by an agent of show on Wednesday morning and will teams of th country. Ever since the In tbe hands of an amateur. Iodine marks may be removed by wuhing the Japanese government 9100 a month deliver an address. . longer any danger of his death. old Cleveland team utsuowed Hot tbe wtb atrofag ammonia until to act aa spy in discovering the locathis place baa been looked up- It spotsafter which wash with tepid GOOD TO EAT Between 9100.000 and 1107,009 was tion of the mines and the descriptions WILL REOPEN RAILWAY SHOPS. Springs, fades, on as the Ideal resort for training water and - ' In tha In soap. San of strong stolen the Francisco fortifications from th Biscuit, Utah National 5. ef bank Ralls, Bread, la BT. way It annoqn- baseball LOUIS, March The only drawback Ammonia la equally good for removand Paetery sen be made batter with' soma t1me between last September and harbor, San Diego harbor and Puget ce . by officials of the Gould roads in the players g past haatbeen the oil stains. Fuller's earth ms ef January 14, 1001. The statement that sound. that tha Missouri Pacific shops In Be and gambling, which have lured tba ing cod liver made into a paste and thickly applied, The Japanese who mads tha offer, dalia. Mo. employing 000 men, and the men only 141.000 was stolen from th bank from the diamond to, the places to the spots win also remove them. Is entirely erroneous and was mads according to Treadwell, la a man Iran Mountain shops In Little Rock, and now that these for dissipation, by th. bank officials because of the known na Matsaauxlka. who represent- employing 1,300 men,, which were rec- are wiped out baseball managers all LOVERS harmful effect the announcement of n ed himself na a salesman for the Jap- ently cloeed on account of tha falling over the United States of baseball are greater sum might have had upon the anese produce house of Konada A Co. off in business, will shortly be toward the of, good health should prevent turning efcivtoua eye Institution. Tha 9101.000 paa paid of San Francisco, Treadwell says that Instead of letting themselves get Springs, bark Into th bank by the stockholders tha Jap told him ha had come to ' Pittsburg has had a mortgage on the sick and then try to cure It fo long on a pro rats basis the assessment be America a a a Japanese spy, but had HER HENS ARE PIOUS. only ball pAk In tha place since the as you keep your liver, bowels and t Ing levied at a meeting of director! on been unable to get the Information reBATES VILLE, Ark. Much Er-- A Clevelands gave It UP,' and other clubs stomach In a healthy and active conthe Monday following tha announce quired and wished Treadwell to get It Methodist woman ef New- have not had muoh chance to break In dition you wont get sick. Ballards - which . beatable tha eheisaat of the robbery. The solvency ef for him. This conversation between prominent who has adopted Detroit, However, has secured an op- Herblno relievos constipation. Inactive this ark, county,' hard whaat mil lad In the madam way. the Institution, therefore. Is quite as tha two occurred, says Treadwell, in of ' donating to the church tion on a piece of ground, on which liver and all stomach ' and bowel trouCarta ialy .taken tha plaaa ef uncer- certain ns though only 941.000, Instead Japanese reastsurant on Richards the plea , from an egg laid by It is proposed to lay out a diamond. bles Geo. F, Cava. the proceed! tainty when yeu get a eaek ef Faery's of $100,000, bad been taken. Tha Re- street on Tuesday noon. The Jap wav frem Creeeewt Fleer yeu greeett publican , has Investigated the bank attracted to Treadwell by the fact that Try Creeeewt Fleur today. robbery In aa thorough n manner ns a he talked Japanese. After a few prenewspaper can Investigate such an af- liminary remarks, the Interpreter says fair, in tha face of continued reticence that the Japanese said that he would on the pert of th bank officials and offer him In the name of the Japanese against the growing Jealousy and ri- government 9190 each month to enlist valry between two factions In the In ths United Staten coast artillery and bank, facts have already developed obtain for the Japanese the desired In; that point to an early arrest of the formation. Treadwell says he declined First National Bank vitt-PraiiAR- -- - - ti - - Ertc or no A FULL I I Vl VmI t Dontal Co e, "1 j. Vlee-Prea- The UTAH NATIONAL BANK on-ha- s i L Extra Special DR. EtSTEtS, SPECIALIST j d 25c Per Pound ; 111 Wm. Driver d nr.at Son . -- anti-Smo- ot ur eom-Ipa- ny I 930,-0- 00 1 st , horse-racin- Peerys Crescent Hour sick-ne- sa v the offer. Yesterday afternoon Treadwell apWill the state f Utah be represent- plied at the local recruiting office and ed at the Sixteenth National Irrigation enlisted as a private In the One Huncongress, which will meet In Albu- dred and Fifth heavy artillery, which querque, N. M, September 90 to Octo- at present has charge of the fortifiber S. 10007 There arc no funda on cations at San Francisco. Treadwe.I hand to enable the state to make says that he did not enlist for the purproper showing. Last year the legis- pose of getting Information for th lature provided 94,000 for th. Sacra- Japs, but in the hope that he may mento exposition and 97,000 was raised to help the representation along by sending the Ogden Tabernacle choir. This year if anything Is done funda will have to be raised by private subscription, as there are none available We Want Every Pile Sufferer to Teet for the purpose. This Great Cure at Our Expense a Send Yeur Name and AdThe erasing department of the na dress Far a Free Trial tlonal forests has Issued n circular let Package. ter to all stockmen setting forth the ceeetty of furnishing salt to hones cattle and sheep en the public range. The letter says that the salt la not only necessary for th good of the animals themselves, but for tha range na well, as it keeps the stock from becoming restless, trampling the forage plants and from pawing the ground. With n proper allowance ef salt, no such unrest and waste of feed Is noticed. The amount of salt to be given per bead varies from one pound to pound and a half a year for sheep and from five to ten pounds for catttle, both according to the condition of the range. o At a meeting held yesterday of the . 1he money and we will send ,nd engineers of the University of Utah. I ihe trMtmmt at onM, by mall, lA who will go on the summer survey to pllI1 acalrd some mining camp of Utah the latter! your name and address at once part of May, the following officers j g( this marvelous, quick, were elected: Lomax Turner, chief Address Pyramid Pile Cure engineer; M. Mansfield, assistant chief Co 90 Pyramid Bldg. Marshall, engineer: R. E. Gardner, commissary; M. O. Packard, & H. Anderson and E. i thief. o All Kinds of Pilos Lumber toe all klnde ef purpeeea, are not found ta every yard. Whatever your wanta may be in . Lumber and Building Materials s, here and 1st us give yeu an Wa can save yeu meney, quail ty asaalderud. setl-mat- Utah and Oregon Lumber Co. 145 TWENTY-FOURT- H ST. White Elephant Saloon 320 Twenty-fift- h Street Choicest Wines, Liquors, Etc. Full Lins of Cigars. 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