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Show DAILY UTAH PAGZ EIGHT. STATE JOURNAL. SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 1908. STATE BOARD FIT, PRICE, ' STYLE, QUALITY TAKES ACTION Our lady friends will be pleased to learn A pleasure to show sta-boa- centers the $3 value regular. Next Tuesday we allow customer to have not more WRIGHTS than two at $1.00 , you. VAN BYME Clothes Made-to-Measu- re m One Door East of OSCAR BROWNING DIED THIS MORNING Shortly before 8 o'clock thU morning Oncer N. Browning died ee the rulmlnatlon of a long Illness of Blight's disease. He had been 111 for nearly two years, but did not become bedridden until about three months ago. Oecar was one of the moat promising young men In Ogden, and but for the Inslduous disease which has for the past two years overcome him would have undoubtedly made his mark In his choaen work that of a machinist. He was widely known and very popular with alL He was of a pleasant, sunny disposition, carrying a smile for everyone, and the young men about town who associated with him will feel hia lorn Immeasurably. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs Clifton 8, Browning, and waa a brother at Chief of police Thoa. E Browning. He first saw the light of day twenty-eigyears ago in this city. He leaves a wif. and two children and four slaters and two brothers to mourn his untimely end. ht of a new shipment of these handsome Battenberg dresser scarfs-inches wide-pu- re inches long--20 linen rd The Salt Lake Herald soya the of health has addressed a communication to the mayor and city 54 council of Ogden, recommending that the lev gathered from certain sources be condemned for any use except that If the city council of refrigeration. falls to act in the matter the board of health will condemn the product The supply put up by four Ogden companies is involved. Soma time ago Dr. F. E. Clark, the a Late medical In pec lor, made an ii- - j vestigation of the sources of the Ice supply In Ogden. Ha found that tbev ROUTINE MAHERS waa reason to believe that the loe was contaminated from on source or another. He aubmitted samples to the IN D1SRICT COURT state chemiat. Hermann Harms who found in the five samplts tested a large quantity of organic matter. Mr. Harm A brief session waa held in tha disgave It as hla opinion that the ice waa court today, when tha following trict unlit for domestic use. and civil matters came up for of on the state probate the findings Acting chemiat and the result of the investiga- adjustment: tion by Dr. Clark, the state board has Estate of Nancy E. Cualck. deceased; written the mayor and council of Og- petition for1 approval, allowance and settlement of final account, for a comden a letter, in which it is recommended that the stores of Ice be condemned. mission to administrator, for distribuDr.' Powers chairman of the Ogden tion of residua of said estate and for The funeral arrangements will be health board, stated to a state Journal discharge of administrator granted. announced later. Estate and guardianship of Allan C. reporter today that he board had reThe funeral will be held Monday af- ceived no official notification. Burn Ison and MacDakln Burn Ison, ternoon at 3 o'clock from the First minora; petition for an order of court ward meeting house. The remains, authorising and directing the guardian which are now at Larkin's, will be reto sell interest of said minora in and moved to the residence of Chief Brown- REVIVAL MEETINGS AT to mining stock at privet sale granted ing, corner of Madison avenue and and bond fixed at 82,100. Twenty-sevent- h street, where they METHODIST CHURCH Estate of Sarah JC. Woods, deceased; may be viewed Sunday afternoon and petition for dose of executorship and Monday between the hours of 10 and 1 discharge of executor granted. o'clock. The Interment will be in the Estate of Morgan Powell, deceased, Revival meetings begin Sunday night for approval, allowance and city cemetery. petition church. tha Methodlat at Already of final account, for distrisettlement there la considerable interest aroused In the church, which will work with bution and for discharge of adminisLITERATURE OF the pallor in the effort to win the trator granted. Estate of Robert Hunter, deceased;, erring ones from the straight pathway. for monthly allowance of 810 CIVIC IMPROVEMENT The pastor, Rev. G. W. McCraery, will petition granted. one each relieved night preach, being Estate of Alfred Stevens, deceased; week by Rev. Frank Shaw. Aa this for order of sale of real estate petition without be made aid of will the The following list of books, recom- effort granted. cormended by the American Civic associa- an evangelist from the outside a Estate of Daniel W. Coetley, dela extended to all the tion as being general Improvement lit- dial invitation ceased; petition for an order of court of Ogden to help and to attend. erature, has been purchased by the people authorising and directing tbs adminislibrary and are now ready for circulatrator to sell at private sale cattle betion: longing to said estate granted. C. M. Robinson Modern Civic Art. REGULAR SESSION OF Jacob B. Johannen vs. Isaac Clark; C. Robinson Improvement of demurrer overruled and twenty days Towns and Cities BOARD OF EDUCATION to answer. J. H. McFarland Getting AcquaintNevada Silver Summit Mining comed with Trees pany vs. P. Allen Maguire; demurrer Charles Zueblln American Municipal Last night's session of tha board of education waa largely devoted to disProgress Samuel Parsons How to Plan the cussing health conditions The saniHome Grounds tary committee reported 128 famlllua E. K. Rexford Four Seasons la the quarantined on account of contagious Garden. disease. This number includes twenty-tH. R. Ely A Woman's Hardy Gar- hree cases of scarlet fever, five of den. of measles smallpox and ninety-thre- e Mimellaneous Beaks The number of pupils out of school on Burdick Essentials of Business this account was given at III. , Law. Superintendent AUiaon aubmitted a Hadnw Studies In Modern Music. tabulated statement showing that on Howard Recent Industrial Progress February 7 the number of pupils abIn Germany. sent from the schools on account of Huneker Messotlnts In Modern Mu- contagious diseases were 114. The sic. same number was out February 14 and Huneker Overtones a week later the trouble was Increased Knowles Golden Treasury of Amer- by 100. The report for tha week just ican Songs and Lyrics closed shows another large Inc re ass Mason FYom Griegg to Brahms Tha number of caeca of scarlet fever Bryant Stories to Tell Children. said to be the greatest aver reported t. The following new titles have been the board. So far but one death has added to the rent collection of popular resulted from measles during the presAction. ent epidemic. Castle My Merry RockhursL Tha board elected three new teachers Haggard Margaret. and Increased the salaries of several Hartley My Lady of Cleve. others, who have been advanced to Nicholson Rosalind at the Red more important positions. A number Gate. of bills, including those for the recent Tompkins Dr. Ellen. bond election, were ordereu paid. Vance Black Bag. Wright Shepherd of the Hills Glasgow Ancient Law. NO TROUBLE Osboume-T- he Adventurer. Cutting The Suburban Whirl. sells a suit. Our sales have been large. All the latest novelties for Over Spring and Summer are here. 600 different patterns to select from. That's what Some More $1 Scarfs Tuesday OF HEALTH Carrs Drug Store overruled and twenty days to answer. Hiram Xorcross va amen Moore; demurrer overruled and twenty daya OGDEN OFFICIALS to answer. Interstate Tailoring company va Intermountaln Tailoring company; demurrer overruled and twenty days to gnawer. H. J. Toller va Edmund Tailoring company; demurrer to receivers anoverruled and swer and counter-claififteen days to answer. . m MISSOURI GOING DRY. KANSAS CITY, Mo March T- - An- other county will probably be added to the dry" territory in Missouri aa a result of the local option election in Platte county today, early returns indicating that the temperance people have won a decided victory. A considerable portion of the state, outside the larg. cities, is now "dry," and a constant prohibition campaign la being carried on in all wet" counties. each ARE GIVEN BANQUET Last evening a delightful bar,4lUri waa given by Mr. and Mrs. David r Dunbar and Mr. and Mrs. Gldeuu S:iy der at the Cullen hotel In honor ,.f Mayor A. L. Brewer, County CuminU-sione- r O. B. Madaon, Chairman of the Police Committee Charles Humphrl and Councilman Horace Peery. all of Ogden, says the Tribune. Mr. Dunbar was toastmaster and response were made by every one present. The hosts congratulated the Ogden guests on the guod work their administration is doing at the Junciimi nty, particularly along the lines of prohibition. Politics was the chief discussion of the evening, and It proved to be a moat amusing and interesting one. The Ogden people were here yesterday on a business trip and left'for home on the 11:65 train. NAUGHTY BISHOP FACES TRIAL. BUFFALO. N. T March T. Bishop N. L. A. Eastman, head at a religious sect In Rochester, has been charged by postal authorities with circulating obscene matter through a paper he publishes,' and will probably be tried during the March term of the , United States district court here. CELEBRATE ARBOR DAY. LOB ANGELES, Cal March 7. This is Arbor day in California, and the event in Loe Angeles waa made the occasion for an exceptionally elaborate celebration. Including tree planting, addresses and a musical program. WOOMENJDFJHE Member WORLD of Weber Camp, No. are requested to meet at the 12:80 Monday, March of Neighbor Oscar N. Browning. Degree team will attend la uniform. T. C. MACBETH. C. C. E. AUTH, Clerk. the funeral PROMOTE LONG PONY RACE. EDGEMONT, 8. D March If - You're Short A COLLAH.A , TIE, A TULL 91 tESS SHIRT. A TA.ru HALr HOSE. OR UfHERWEAR, OH or whatever you MAy CALL JUST JVEEH, US UT 9 y THOfE. WELL HAVE IT THERE "HE- jc jtow it. tore you WELL HE TICK.LEH TO HEATH you. TO SERVE 9 i The Toggery THE CLOTHES STORE LOVERS of good health should prevent sickness Instead of letting themselves get sick and then try to cure It Bo long as you keep your liver, bowels and stomach In a healthy and active condition you won't get sick. Ballard's Herblne relieves constipation, inactive liver and all stomach and bowel troubles. Gea F. Cave. -- ' As To Designs best to be had We have the Jos. Parry & Sons Co. Quality Memorials 2253 WASHINGTON AVE The merry widow- - on canal. PANAMA. March 7. With the arrival here of an American orchestra, supplied by the government to furnish music for the canal workers -- The Merry Widow- - has made her debut on the sons and the big ditch will now be dug to that merry tuns Journal want ads deliver the goods Ring the Belle v of your heart with on of our aclitair engagement tokens. That will hold bar if anything wilL If things have not reached or have got bayend that stage adorn her with a brooch or a pretty necklace. Whan she knows you have bought the jewelry here she'll respect your good judgment aa much, as aha will admire yeur good J. S. Lewis & Co., Gold and fast. Silversmiths 7,-- l'pon the suggestion of Colonel W. F. Cody, a rac of cow ponies fTOm this place to Denver is being arranged, the first rider to arrive at the Colorado metropolis to receive a purse of 81.000. WE gET W BEST ' IN THIS CITY SAYS CRONIN A Salt Lake paper this morning publishes a story to the effect that a strike la contemplated among the railroad telegraphers along the Rio Grande Western. According to the paper the trouble arose over an order alleged to have been Issued on March 1, stating that all salaries In the telegraph department would be cut to 160 per month, and stated that some of them had been receiving aa high as 1125 per month, while others are not making more than STS at the present time. A. J. Cronin, local agent of the Rio Grande, was asked today what, If any, effect the order would have In Ogden, and he replied that It would have no effect here whatever. He said that the story was misleading; that there had been no cut In wages, but that reductions were being made In the working force. He stated, however, that the most of the changes were merely In the transfer of operators from one station to another, and that the only reduction made In salaries was in the case of extra men where it was found necessary to employ them. He said, however, that it would not affect Ogden in any sense of the word. WHITE PLAGUE SANITARIUM. ALBUQUERQUE. X. M, March 7. Flans are being made tor the erection here, at a cost of Sl.000.0no, of a great sanitarium for the treatment of tuberculosis by the Fresbytverian church of the United States. 74. hall at 8th, to attend See Our Line of Beet Tools for QUALITY. The Prices Are Low. Drills, Cultivators and Everything for Working Beets MLJITOM Implement C. |
