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Show 5T()c PAGE EIGHT. MEXICAN HELD LABOR DAY IS FOR READY NOW Wage Earners Have Plans Debs Will Speak. The program for Labor day, by the Trades Tnlons of the city. Is ready. FVom morning till night the day will be one continuous round of excitement. The unions are figuring on having something that will be memorable. The Itemised program will consist of forty pages which is being rushed through the press it will probably be ready by the end of the week. The parade will begin at 11:10 sharp. The speakers of the day will Include the greet Socialist party leader, Eugene V. Debs, and his band will take an important part in the parade. Invitations to the business men of the city ere being sent out and many have given assurance that they will participate in the grand inarch. In the parade will be decorated floats union men dressed to represent their trade, the Are department, the protectors of Ogden city, the police department, autos, musical unions will take an important part, besides carriages and pedestrians who will enter Into the plrit of the day. Eugene V. Debs will deliver an address at 1 p. m. Ilf will deal with the condition of the country and It la pot expected that he will enter Into his speech anything pertaining to hie political views, as this will be a day for f ' ! The program follows: Order ef Panada. Grand Marshal. Platoon of Police. Speakers of the Day. City and County Omelets, First Division. Newsboys. United Garment Work era. Tailors. . Broom Workers. several attorneys representing as many different clients are involved, has now resolved Itself Into a charge that J. H. Kurts, trustee of the company and plaintiff In the original suit against it made fraudulent representation to the candy company regarding the solvency of the Sanitarium company, and that he, during his incumbency as manager of the resort in 1M7, misappropriated about $17,000 which came into hie name and which the intervening plaintiff alleges has never been accounted for. It le also asserted that illegal steps were taken to make Mr. Kurts, or the Kurts estate, preferred creditors shutting out those others to whom money wee due from the company, which has since turned over the Sanitarium to a receiver. a That the litigation in which the Ogden Canyon Sanitarium company 1 Involved la apparently never to end, was evidenced today with the filing of a claim In intervention of the Shupe William Candy company, which seeks to secure Judgment for $444.10 and costs against the company. To give the litigants an opportunity for joining issues, the case which was set for hearing in district court today, was continued for twenty days. The unusual legal battle. In which I0NEER RESIDENT PASSES AWAY HERE AT A. New. Lentl, seeing Lopos leave the room, Mrs. Rasmtne .Nellson, widow of the In Ogfjen canyon today the crowds made an Ineffectual protest, which are Jacob deceased died Nellson, as gathered In celebration of Neighthe latter that yesterday passed unheeded, by time was on hla way hrough the at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. E. bor's day. One of the largest gathalley In the rear of the Jail. A news-(tap- er Thurston, 17$ Seventeenth street, gen- erings at th Hermitage le the outcome. The events began about three reporter, nothing the hurried She exit of Lopes, raised an alarm and eral debility being responsible. oclock, n number' of interesting sports had reached the advanced age of 82 haring been scheduled. For Judging started in pursuit. Chief Pitt and Jailer Ripley were years, and was for many years a the musical program Miss Celeste Conpassing on the west side of State street prominent member of the church of the roy, Professor Jos. Ballantyne and Pro-jfSsSquire Coop have been named. when the later saw the flying figure Latter-da- y Saints, to which creed she shoot out of th alley and "hum belonged since 187S. She has reHided jThey will also act aa the Judges in across the street The interest of Rip- In Utah thirty-foyears, moat of the the step dancing. Dr. Jos. Ernst, of ley was aroused at the sight of Ser- time in Huntsville. She, at that city, Sal Lake City, Dr. N. C. Spalding of geant Lenxi and the reporter In hot has been active aa a relief worker and Provo, and Dr. F. Parker of Ogden. will pursuit Aa the fellow refused to stop has many friends there. The deceased net as Judges on the horse racing, ns at hia order, Ripley unllmbered his Is survived by five children, thirty-nin- e well as the horse shoe contest This evening n grand ball will be gun, covering the fugitive, grnnchlldien and sixteen great-gran- d held at the resort, a choice program children. Funeral services will who, noticing the arament, wisely bn conducted for Mrs. Nellson, Friday haring been prepared. At els o'cloclb halted and submitted to The police department waa notified m., at the Huntsville meeting- dinner will be served for those who on August Z4 of the robbery of the house. Burial will be made in the have not brought their picnic. Judge John D. Murphy ia marshall of the day. house of J. H. Cardon of Ogden Huntsville cemetery. In all there are $120 In cash prizes, end to the silverware Clothing, Jewelry $10 being the largest single prise, to value of $500 were stolen. Patrolman rest. After taking hie prisoner Kast arrested C, A. New on suspicion headquarters, Kast returned to the which wil be for competition in muand later confronted him with the rooming house to look for the plunder, sical ability of bands from Hunterille, or Liberty. Billy Wilson and barge of burglary, mentioning the finding a large valise under the bed. Eden, his tender this prise. friends Ogden case. New broke down and Tbe grip contained the missing wearnot as The Kast has Information confessed, giving yet Jewelry ing apparel SHORTAGE IN PLEBES. to where he could find the plunder been recovered. As the officer and hla alleged partner In the crime. the station Chief Fltt and Jailer Aug. 27. There will He named Lopes aa the accomplice end lUpley, accompanied by their recent beWASHINGTON, n great shortage In ths crop of the leader In the burglary. Kast ar- capture, entered from the rear. at the Annapolis naval acadrested Lopes an hour later In n room Chief Browning arrived in the city pebes when the fall term convenes In emy above the Orpheum saloon. New had last night and will take Lopes and October. The fourth class at the acadtold Kast that Lopes was dangerous New back to Ogden, where they will usually has about 100 members, emy and said that he waa wanted in Den- be charged with burglary. Chief Pitt but this year It will be only a little ver fur a shooting affray. In view of said that he would obtain a picture of over 200. A number of appointees large conthis information, Kast burnt Into the Lo(ies before- he left, as he le failed to qualify or prepare themselves j room, weapon In hand, and, hovering vinced that the latter le a professional In time, and this accounts for the re Lopes, Informed him he was under ar-- crook. duced number. or ur ! st. tip. Lathers, Second Division. Bartenders. Cigarmakers. Barbers. Typographical JURY Chief of Police T. E. Browning left this morning for Salt Lake to bring Frank Lopes, a Mexican, back to this city, where he will probably be charged with burglarising the residence of J. H. Cordon of Ogden. According to Salt Lake papers the state capital is experiencing a small reign of terror as a result of the of a band of Mexcriminal icans and with reference to the Lopes case, the Herald said this morning: I'll be back In a minute, said Frank Loiies to Sergeant Lenxi yesterday afternoon as ha opened the door leading from the sergeant's room to the reiterated hail; "in Just a minute, Lopes, who had been arrested by Patrolman Knot on the charge of burglary, yesterday, in company with C. aU. Maybe you think it is too early for suit thought Take it from us, the time is just right The assortment is bigger, broader, better than ever before. The classic style in headwear and suits is a charming Combination and we're ready with the suit and gown end of it. Suits are selling. September prices are now in effects The last touch of style is on the suits, and we know you're not going to put it offs A SALE OF NECKWEAR Bows, Collars, Shirt Waist Fronts, Chemisettes, and Large Round Collars helpful dainties, all at half price Collars of linen, lace and silk, regularly $L00, 75c and 60c, slightly aa Union. Hewers. Broom makers. Street Car Employees, Third Division. Machinist and Apprentices. Boilermakers and Helpers, Blacksmiths, Railroad and City, Sheet Metal Workers, Railroad Carmen. Fsurth Division . All of the lace, lawn and silk a -- IjC collars, formerly 35c W. H. WRIGHT & SONS CO. Carpenters and Joiners. Electrician. Brick and Stone Masons Plasterers Hod Carriers Teamsters Cement Workers, Prsxss ef Farads Par the best union float, $2$. For the best appearing union In par- ade, IIS, Sports at Glsnwood. Sart at 1 p. m.aBoys race, under II, boy's suit of clothe second prise, buggy whip. Boys sack race, under 14. First prise, pair of shoes second prise, baseball mit. Potato race for girls under 14 one hat and flutonlca second prise, Shirt. Union ladies race. First prise, hand bag second prise, rocker. Single union ladles' race, over 14, $4.00 In merchandise - second priae, klmona. Union stout ladles race, over 17$ pounds, one water set second prise, hand bag. Union fat men's race, over ZOO pounds $4.00 umbrella second prise, case of beer. -High Jump, open to all union men. $100 hat second prise, bottle of Early r - Times Largest union family on the grounds first prise, 14.00 Pictures Second ' prise, rocker. Beat union baby girl under one year, $100 order for photographs Beat union baby boy under one year, one hammock. Nail driving contert for union mardinried women. First prise, ner set second prise, one choloeate set. At Glsnwood Saucer. One hundred yard race, for union lathers and shlnglero, carpenters one Pearson nailing machlns 'Second, one pair men's house slippers. 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Serpentine front Top 22x4$ inches. Bv eled French Mirror, 14x28 Inches. An exception good sideboard. 8ae price only $2&5Q. spend a few minute, looking through our splendid stock, it win YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD OGDEN FURMTORE & CARPET CO. HYRUM P1NGREE, Manager m ZoCl soiled ed Painters. THURSDAY, AtGLST 27.1, MORE LITIGATION Chief Browning Goes to Zion to Charges Made That There Has Bring Back Confessed Robber Been Misappropriation of Funds of Cardon Home. and Complaint Filed. Com- plete for Great Demonstration Bailu State Inimral pay gj |