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Show f . THE MORNING EXAMINER, LTAB. BATURD AT MORNING, OGDEN, CANNOT GET DIAMOND OUT. WORKED THE AMUSEMENTS INFANTRY OLD BUNCO The grounds about the Union Depot are being fixed up with a lawn between the new cement sidewalk. f ; prime cute, eastern and home dressed meat 1 J. H. Houston, in advance of the 1 !om shows is in the city making arrangements for their appearance here. m Maud Adams excursion, Salt Laks Ci.y, May 23th, fare $1.00 round trip. Special train leave via Rio Grande b: 30 p. m., returning after the chow. Theater tickets on saio at Culley'a Drug Siort and Ross Book Store until Saturday noon. ri 1: S: SWORN IN Call up Excelsior Market. 171K, for 3 ? : DECORATION CHECK GAME V. Jaumpe. the Japanese lalior agent of the Union Pacific at Cheyenne i an Ogden visitor. COMPANY FOR DAY OF A A SHEEP44ERDER ADVANCES STRANGER S30 ON A $700 CHECK. the Hie Lees to ie Police Sam Old Game Worked en an Unsuspecting Shepherd. Victim Reports Ole Johnenn. a Swedish sheepherd-er- , was buncoed out of 130 late yesterday afternoon by a nuxith grafter, eho PLENTY HAVE OF PROGRAMS BEEN PREPARED. S'x Resorts to Open For Summer on That Day With Spocial Programs. Decoration Day will be a day for tbe opening of all the resorts in and near Ogden. This year will see more places of amusement in Ogden than any other year In the history uf the city. Five resorts will throw open their gates to the public, for a season of three months. Karh place is making every effort to give the public some excellent programs. Ulenwood Park, which has undergone a large amount of improvements, will have a large number of new attractions for the summer. The Cosgroves, a musical organisation of twenty-threpeople will appear for three days at the park. Dancing and vaudeville will he tbe chief attractions. Tbe Utah Hot Springs opens with a large program of sports and events. Everything points to a successful bicycle road rare to the resort on that day. In which about thirty local riders will take part. The Hermitage and The Oaks are undergoing great repairs and matt) improvement and the canyon will be aa great a drawing rsrd a ever. Ogden's new resort Utahns Park will open the day before Decoration with a band concert. The park will maintain a vaudeville show and dance pavilion during the summer. At latster Park on that day will he a program of sport and a dance. The G. A. R. have the matter in hand for the parade and memorial services at the city cemetery. gave Johnson a worthless rheck of $700 on Wells Fargo ft Co s express office Jolm I. Vnttx of the United States at. Portland, Oregon, as security for. gculoplt-a- l survey, I, iu the dty for a the $:10 advanced him by the aheepherd-erThe check was made payabls to few .lays. Geo. A. Morgan and signed by J. W. It. C. l.isnl of St. George: Titos. P. Miller. Ole was down to Salt take City, seePee. of Ogden; Mwon O. Nielson, of ' Falrview and J. J. Thomas, of Salt ing the town and incidentally standLake members of the stale board of ing some of the money he had earned equalization, met In this city yester- while keeping vigil over the flocks. On the train coming from Salt take City day. to Ogdee he was accosted by a well dressed stranger who proved to be an Mitchell Bros for monuments, headstones. vault or copings, 20u3 Jeffer- exceptionally charming conversationalson Ave. Call and make choice. ist. He said he was a big sheep owner from Idaho and Immediately JohnHe described W. H. Ellfxon. state manager of the son was all attention Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance his flocks of sheep on a hundred hills and said he was even then on his mad Company, i tip from Salt Lake. northward to attend to the shearing of A. R. Wray and wife are visiting in some hundred thousand sheep. He the city from Milwaukee. lirumlHed Johnson a good position if he would but go up to Idaho with Mrs. Martha 8hields. former inairon him. at the School for the Deaf, has returnAt Ogden they had to wait for some ed from the capital. time before the train would leave for the north. Miller explained that he had A. E. McKenzie the popular represome packages In the express office on amounted to $30. sentative of the National Manufacturwhich the charges Mo., Is He didn't have that amount of money ing Company of St. Joseph In Ogden. in change and asked Johnson to kindly sdvsnc him the $30 for which he Col. J. A Greenwsld and Lieut Wm. proffered a 700 check on the Wells C. W'ehh of the National Guard, a1 e Fargo Express company at Portland BASEBALL NEXT SUNDAY. Ogden viHltors. for security. Johnson let him hsve the money and is now much wiser in exFort Douglas Soldioro Will Plsy An error ncriired In the writeup of perience hut ISO lets In pocket. Locals. the attempted holdup onPrlday night. Atuen the stranger did not put in an Sargeant Uncock had charge of the appearance Johnson became alarmed The gams next Hitnday at Glenwood investigating party instead of Ser- and notified the police, but It will lte Park between team the local geants Wilson or Chambers, as was hard to locate the grafter aa he, very and the soldier's team league from Fort other In to the himself hied report. has published likely, Douglas promises to he a lively one. climes. There t.lt many gixid baseball playThe UiarJ of education did not meet ers a the fort and from among all last night on account of all members FUSEBAr0FM0R0Mi SKEEN uf these players nine of the best have ant being present. They will meet this been selected. Lieutenant Clark's agmatter the of at which time evening, HELD ON SUNDAY FROM gregation of players is certainly a employing teachers for uext year will WILL BE strong one. They ought to make It inBAPTIST CHURCH. probably lie taken up. teresting for tbe local boys. An Interesting practice game was Maud Adama excursion, Salt Lako Held Bo Will Funsrsl of Mr. Farr lasL evening between North played round trip. City, May 25th, fara Sunday From Third WardFret-weand the local boys. Ogdeu Special train loaves via Rio Grande Ethel- Maud 6:30 p. m., returning after the show. to bo Burled Today. at Culleya Theater tickets an sal Drug Store and Ross' Book Storo until Saturday noon. The remains of Moroni 8keen. Rr., The Weber county school teachers may be viewed today from 8 p. m. until The following are the arrivals for Institute will be held in the commis- 8 p. in. at tbe undertaking parlors of the past tweaty-fou- r hours: sioners room In the county court tarkln and Bon and cm Sunday from A. K. Wray and wife, Milwaukee; cor1 m. funeral The 10 a. m. until p. house this morning at 10 oclock, at 1. D. Jensen, Preston, Idaho; .W. J. which time the matter of arrangetege will Turin at tarkln's undertaking Mahary, Ran Francisco; W. Brown, ments for the county schools will be parlor and will proceed to the Bap- Ogden; W. 8. Whiteside, W. F. Bucktaken up. tist church where services will Ite ingham. Chicago; W. H. Ellison. Salt held. take; J. E. Pit is. Cincinnati. Ohio; FUNERAL OF MR3. FARR. The Retail Clerks' Union held a W. I Jenkins, Chicago; C. C. Graham Tbe remain of Mrs. Diana Farr may and wife, Syracuse, New York; James meeting last night at which. It Is reported. the matter of the summer half lie viewed at the family residence, 716 Draper, Chan. Maharty. St. Louis; T. holiday was taken up and discuseed. Sixteenth street, this, afternoon from H. Danllson. Baltimore; J. F. Morgan. and on Sunday New York; Hen Lewis, Ran Francis-n- ; 3 o'clock until 3 o'cltx-kNothing was given out on the meetfrom 10 a m. until lp.m. C. W. Brown. St. Paul; 11. Levy, Neve ing. The funeral will ba held at the Third York! G. C. Allen, Glenwood Spring; 3 at next The ground space east of the Unkra ward meeting house Sunday E. H. Carter. Warren E. Hall. Denver; F. K. Blake. Han Francisco: O. II. depot building between the north o'clock In the afternoon. TOnAY. FRETWBLL SERVICES walk and the eouth walk is to be conMoberly. Chicago; C. W. Evans. BosFuneral services over the remains of ton; I). M. Bowman. Bt, Louis; Clias. verted Into a flower bed. Men are at work today digging up the gravel Ethel Maud Fretwell will lie held at F. Baker. 8t. Louis; Tom Kara. Chicapreparatory to the putting In or a soil the family residence J126 Twenty-fourt- h go; A. E. McKenzie, JVnver: Mrs. adapted to the growth of flowers. This street, this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Fisher and daughter, Ogden; H. M. flower bed will greatly enhance the McCarty, Chicago; II. R. Homes. Philbeauty of the depot surroundings. Pa.; Col. J. A. Greenwsld. adelphia, E ROOM-MATROBBED OF S5BBY William C. Webb. Ball Lake; J. A. There wag a small blaxe at the new Rhiitilman, New York. Confidence building uf tbe Geo. A. Lowe Co. at O'Fraaier Places Too Much Acin a Newly Acquired 8:3(1 yesterday. A tlnuer hml comMUNRO TO TRAIN. quaintance. menced work on the moflng and amongst his paraphernalia had a tinBan Francisco, Msjr 20. Jsck Mnn-roe- . O.'Frasier ha reported lo the police ners stove and a ran of gasoline. He the pugilist, arrived here today got the two nearly together and the that he was robbed of (nil, Thursday and will at once go Into training for gasoline Ignited. He dropped the can evening, by hts lied fellow at the his contest with Champion Jeffries, and. the burning liquid spread over Broom Hotel. which Is scheduled for June 17th. He the niof. causing a seething mass of Frasier struck up an acquaintance himself as mnfldent of vicflames. Luckily some sand, to Ite used with a stranger early Thursday even expressed tory. him in sanding the roof was for with went out and i close at lug. hand, and this was thrown on tha fire, good time. A good time was had tolie extinguishing it fore the fire depart- gether with a nice nixed drunk. Whii ment, which had been summoned, Frasier was ready to retire he Imdsled could arrive. The logs was nominal. that his friend of a few hours, sleep DOISE VS. BALT LAKE. with him. Upon awaking In the morn MAUD ADAMS IN LITTLE MINISlug his bedfellow had disappeared anil Boise, Idaho. May 20. Though Salt TER SALT LAKE CITY, WEDwith him $30 of hie hard earned cash errorless game today NESDAY. MAY 25TH. The description furnished of the take played an not find niucit'a delivthief la very meagre and the police the boys could Boise had four costly error. In ery. worn on. to much havnl grounds tbe eight h. First BueballitiRii Clark Special via Rio Grande at G:S0 for Salt take was put uut for kicking. ax close of 'performance, COLONEL FRENCH SPEAKS R. H. E. Score ffareiu.It.return 00 round trip. Street care will , .., Boise ,.... 6 13fi II4 meet train on arrival at Ogden. 3 Attended Meeting In the Sal Salt take Theater and railroad tlckete on sale Largely Bluett and Hanson: Jenson and Hauvation Army Hall Lact Evening. at Rose Store. (Tilley's Drug sen. Honk Since until noon Saturday. Colonel French, provisional oflb-e- r of Secure your tickets promptly or the Salvation Army fur ihc Pacific SPOKANE VS. BUTTE. yn:t will be unable to get them. Const spoke at the hall last night. Bunkano, Wash., May 2". Twelve the service. He also conducted "WESTERN FEDERATION OF MIN- Colonel French has with the hutidivil pcoiilr yelled themselves ERS." DENVER. MAY 23d, 1904. hoarse today in a ran ling Salvation Army for about tweitiy-twlie is an able and interesting game won by Unite by hard and timeFor above occasion Union Pacific will years, and the suhjic'-- along tin ly hilling. Daniman was bumped semade an open rate of $20 for the round lines of the work of l the army were verely and Drink alcr also got a trip. Ogden to Dener and return. Tickof hits. Score: handled In an excellent manner. The ets on sale-Ma20th and 21st, limited R. H. E. Score was largely attended. fnr return till June 15th. Transit limit meeting 8 15 2 Spokane In of live days eath direction will be :! HI 22 Butte CUMMINGS COMMISSION CO. Damnum and Stanley; Uritikwatir BROKERS. UEAVEUS DESTROY BRIDGE. and Swindells. Continuous quotations on New York Great Falls. Mont., May 20. Beav- Slock ami Clilcasu Grain. We buy U. OF U. EXERCISES. ers protected by the game lass of the and sell stocks and grain on margin etate. are becoming so numerous in nr for cash. Our private rooms en Program Include Baccalaureate Ad-- 1 Cascade county as to menace certain able our customer to roinc in ami dress by Elder Nephl L. Morris. liosd Supervisor Frank transact business with the utmost y.crwiK Tbe ciiiiimencenirnt week exereis'-says the depredations of the Reentry. ate such that the bridge Writ for our Book of luformslinn at the University of I'iah are a.--. aero-- s Brit creek will be washed out ("System of Rte(-iiin- f ton'), free upon fn'lntt : Ma S'! a result of the dams constructed ,iiy application. 1 hurnriny. Kin'lnrtir't i Rooms 219 22U Eerie the ci- at urea. dsss day exercises. Unity hail. 8 p. nt. Bnl'dlng. Friday, March 27. Senior hop. assembly mom. university campus, R ::u e $1-0- 0 o ll REED HOTEL FORTY MEN COMPOSE THE QUOTA OF NEW COMPANY. Graven Is Elected Captain Meeting Addressed by Col. Grcenwald Who Musters the Men in. G. A. In response to the rail of Acting Captain Geni A. Graves forty men assembled at the City Hall last evening to be sworn In the N. G. U. Col. Greenwell of the governors staff swore the infqntry rniupany In. Geo. A. Grave was elected captain. W. A. Kncass. first lieutenant, and A. I. Under. second lieutenant. take City Captain Webb of Suit made a spirited addrras tu the boys the and explalued the workings of National Guard and tbe benefits to be derived from being members of the same. It is planned to commence drill work at once. The buyw realize that to make a good allowing they must drill hard and that la what they Intend to da Each member of the company will be allowed two suits, one blue and the other khaki. The suits ami other equip the ment necessary will be received first week In June. The city has granted the use of taster Park pavilion as an armory. The slate will furnish all necessary paraphernalia to put the same in condition ami when t Is fixed up it will' compare very favorably with any other armor y in Utah. MAUD ADAMS IN LITTLE MINISTER" SALT LAKE CITY, WEDNESDAY, MAY 25TH. 'Special via Rio Grande at 0:30 return at close of performance, fare 1.00 round. trip. Street ears will meet train on arrival at Ogden.. Tli eater and railroad tickets on attle Ross' at Store. Uitlley'a Drug Hook Store until nnoii Saturday. Secure you ticket promptly or you will be unable to get them. p. nt. THE WHITE ELEPHANT POOL AND BILLIARD MAT PARLORS. Hammer ft Fry Have Opened Their Fin Pool and Billiard Parlors At 320 Twonty-fift- h Street. The White Elephant Pool and Billiard rooms, at 320 Twenty-fiftstreet, will lie the finest' resort of the kind in the eity. Its fiimblilng and equipment. will he the best. The billiard and pool table are of dark mahogany of the Bruns manufacture aud the parlors are equipped In a manner that will by contrast make the interior most attractive. Tbe feature of the parlora will be a blackboard on which all dally reporta of the rountry will he bulletined and Ulus' rated In detail. The Billiard room Is over 322, Twenty-fift- h street. Hammer ft Frye are the proprietors. h York, May SO. The cotton market closed easy and within a point or two of the boitom at a net decline of 29 points. New $47.50 21,1301. TO CHICAGO AND RETURN. TEACHERS RATES East UNION PACIFIC. Butte, Modi., May 20. A Minor special from Miles City says that all effort of the pnysiclan to make the unknown man placed under arrest there on suspicion uf having engaged in the $3,000 diamond steal at Billings last week, to dislodge a large diamond which he swajjuwed while wrestling with the officers have failed. The emetics given him prod lire nothing more than slight nausea. The prisoner was taken to Billing today. vi On May 3'xh and Slat and June $th and 9ih, ticket will he on sale to May CO'h and 3lr. Cklrago and return at rat of oue fare aud 9th. Union Pacific wmVi '?. plus five dollar for the round trip, via earn at ONE fare plaa iaT:, , ' Chicago-Unio- n Pacific and round trip from Og J? Line, bearing return limit cept that part east of ra. i'.1( of lino! Central Railroad September 15th. good for stop-o- ff ' ten daya In each direction West of Gibson) etc. Transit limit phtaV' Missouri river. in each direction wiil b crant-i1 For' further particulars, tickets and final limit till September ' h, car " further reservations, address, sleeping particular call 0n C. A. WALKER. Honry. Union Depot, or U It r A General Agt, C. ft X. W. Ry., 206 South Oregon Short Line Freight OTr. T Main Si.. Balt take City, Utah. phone 133. North-Weste- rn p Charley Miller la down from' ftftftftft ftftftftft $$$$$ ftftftftftft ftftft $ ft ft FREE FREE 4 ft 4 Ift BIG 4 4 ft 4 BEGINNING SATURDAY, MAY 21. ft 4 ft ft THREE GRAND PRIZES GIVEN AWAY 4 4 ft ft A FREE CHANCE GIVEN TO EACH V PURCHASER. OF OWE 23c PACKAGE ft ft & ft ft ft ai $ ft ft ft ft ft 4 ft 4 ft 4 north have with our We window containing ft China and glassware. Among which arepackages 4 valuable pieces such as hand many ft painted vases, cut glass. We 4 guarantee that you wfl draw we will ft valuethein everyvaluable package and in you a 4 A 4 ' 25 cents 4 ft 4 GRANT ft RICHARDSON & 4 ft 4 .i The Crockery People ft 4 ftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftft ftftftftft 44 GRAB SALE usefql articles in filled plates full one of positively additioh prizes free. above ' receive give chance to ' t : 2419 WASHINGTON AVE, BASEBALL i, off on Muslin Underwear 50 off on Ladies T ailored iSuits off on Ladies Skirts 33 33 ht-c- u 1- -3 hat-fil- luli-rest- s p. m.. ! A YELLOW DIAMOND Makes a Good UNTIL show, Comoared with a pure White One Glass May 28. Alumni Saturday. meeting, assemb'y room, 8:2.0 p m Run Any. March 2). campn. business university B:weslaurea!e address, Elder Nephi L. Morris, - hall. Tent id hlool:. 8:3d p p,. Monday. May 3d. facnltv reccm'in: f- Examine our Cut and plars it beside that carried by other houses, and you will readily note the vast itifferenr. The comparison is as great, as in the esse of the White and Yellow 'n graduating rinses, normal huibiing s For table use. Cut Glass excells all other wares. line, which fa new. exercise. Diamond. Examine our J. S. LEWIS & CO. Jlfselers and Optician. univorrity campus. 2:3d to p. m. Tuesday. May "1. normal . rins i.iy Salt take Tbeaii-r;i. ritom. hnniptei. 8 m. campus. p. sday. June 1. thirty fifth anSuit Lake Th-.nual com m. iii n'.utnm Wi-di- ji let p. Thui-da- It lie - v. If. .luuf. 2 a; field day. SsIi.'m that n.i ur.Uiiuii-vIn- - cumiiii-iii't-iiifii- finite'-t : 1- -3 33 1- -3 25 The The The Tbe The The best off on Dress Goods v off on Wrappers SPECIAL SALE IN NOTION Rafetv 1inn. per card Tbi-eni- he' Knuilnh Derby Pin, per uackage best Im- IVaeock Hu, now. m--r package Onto I'r-- y Rbic'd. in all 10. now for lui-- s Ml Shield, in all s. now for i iilii. Fin be-- per nihe otic Silk Glove. Double Woven Finger Tip for 5flc. All of our $2 do Kid Gloves during this sale for $1.35 All of Kiir $1.50 Khl Gloves during this sale for $1.12 4c 21 2c - j remendous 4p 2te 15c 1-- Assorted lot of 20c and 25c Handkerchief now for 15c. Assorted lot of 25c anil 35c Handkerchiefs now for 20c. Assorted lot of 3. and hdc Handkerchiefs now for 2!jc. The best 25c Hook on Hose Supporter, now per pair . The best Red Lion Hump Hook and Eye. per card 2 01 Shamrock Girdle Cor seta, rpecial 29c. on iozen y atd of Be Torchon Lace and now per yard 2 5.0 yards of Platt Val Lace, sold atInsertion, 15c 20c, 25c, per yard now Sale In All Departments 10c. In many cases we are tailing absolute losses to malic , this the most Triumphant Success we ever have Known. .ast H T h o mas |