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Show MOUSING LIFE SAVING, whose time at tha first mile, hnu here around a otakeboat at worlds record Aw a Poughkeepsie and return. Kannn'a tium gg Tue competitors were the X. P. D. N. 1:12 Ths mile wa flmsheJ by C the VtngM-u- n II. sln-reby ClinOldfield iu 4:42. Ration's lima was ton Crane, and the Uhallrager. steered 4:55. by A It. Proctor Rtnith. Crocker's bust won easily. Each boat earned three A TTCTOHYFOR UTAH. men. 'Jhe first part of the race was very close. The Challenger broke down Denver, OcL 19. Wi-the betting at Newburg and did not go to Pough2 to 1 iu its favor tin- - Denver univee keepsie. Mr. Crocker's boat mainsity was defeated by ite University of tained a speed uf 26.29 miles an hour score of 12 to e. The lo- and did not stop once during ths enIish by the cal team waa ompl.ijed and out- tire run. Ths winning boat wan 45 feet long, weighed in every poitiun. with a 'ninety horse power engine. The STANFORD PEPKITA OREGON. lha Challenger is 40 feat long, and haa au engine of power. Stanford University. Cal.. Oct 29. Tha distance of each leg up the river Stanford defeated the University of and back waa 68.2 miles. Mr. Crockers Oregon today by a s ore f 5 lo 0. Ore- boat covered the leg la 2:36:50 gon was on tbe defensive throughout at an average of 47.17 mile as hour. the game and was able to make her Down the river hi craft made the disdistance only twice on down. Stan- tance in 3:41 whk-- is as average of ford lost the ball but once on dowus, 45.45 mile. The whole course was on.by kicking and twice by fumbles. gone in 6:11:50 or an average for both Oregou's Bus was unable to stop tha lege of 26.29 mile. plunges of ths heavier Stanford team. Si might football was played on both WORLD'S RECORD IN R1FUB sides and there was no sensational or SHOOTING. trick plays Both teame were speedy and firmed good Intererenre. Neither Lincoln, Nob.. Oct. 29. What is side was penalized. Iigh--claimed to bo the worlds record for of the score were made ?n thepoints first targets was half. Stanford' prlnciial ground gain- rifle shooting at moving today by Captain A. li. Hardy of er were the back. Weller, Dole and mode Lfnuolu. With a 22 calibre rifle, at Chalmers, and the tackles. Sprint ana a bo broke successively Tomnaihl. The beet work by the visi- 1.060 two rise, f inch wooden tor was that of Kerren. F. Temple- balls. The and former record lor a rifle ton, Chandler and Moores. is 987, made in California, at a date and place unknown hers. HARVARD ALTOGETHER OUT- PLAYED. SEATTLE, 1; SAN FRANCIBCO, 3. Oldfield, was I wtj, a standing start. DEPARTINT LAKE SALT EXAMINER, ei:s ago James Berosford. 11 and family, arrived in r.y. r..:,kuj from America with 9"0 a hHi he luteuded to invest :n a sainli farm. Now. through over- Correspondent. O' in a hearths rogus. he and n tai.ii :y nre iu ike verge of starvation. candidates and platforms. The audiIt i many years gini-a ence gave the speaker lbs closest uf rarrn laborer, accuuiulsiedDeresford, sufficient attention fue nearly two hours. fapnai to buy a Rule (arm la the sealers siav tl America. He then man-hNOTES OP THE RIALTO. pitv.y Kugiiah girl, and The wont on the ore bins and offices euth .war aav, u money, unill st las at tbe Burkhuru at Opliir is prugrees-in- he aitauu-i- l lie ambition, which sss la save a and is rapidly, Manager Levy thousand pounds and rrlusiaic that he can begin skipping to I',1 lr? in the happy rural life of k's the Uphir null next month. So they sold out, packed up, and Superintendent Rogers of the Bing- retne east. Du hoard ,he White Star ham Con. speul Friosy in the city. liner t'edno there was not a happier party than iheirs, and Beresford made W. P. Snyder, who hit Just returned no secret uf ths causa of their felicity. from the East, announces that it baa During the voyage Beresford became been determined to equip the Balaka-lav- iutlmate with a fellow passenger, who ndne with a 1000-tosmelter. represented that he was a private detective on tbe lookout for a fugitive. Contracts have been closed ur an They parted at on Rood electric light plant fur the Stockiuu terms, and Beresford beard nothing futher tiuld Mining company. of the man until about a week ago, when be received a letter inviting J. P. Rand and U. W. Topliff have him to go and atay with tha detective in Liverpool. returned from a visit to the West Beresford went, and all went well Quincy at Park City. until one night the farmer went to Superintendent P. P. Swindler of the sleep, leaving hla companion sitting Bamberger-D- e La Mar property is up up reading a newspaper. He awuke eome time aDerwarda to find that Vc from camp. man had vanished. With dread presentiment he felt in A shipment at r ore is being prepared st the Ploche-Nevad-a his pockets and found that the dnift for 900 pounds and aix Con. nines had been stolen. He was absoFred Flindt baa gone to Denver to lutely helpless. He had no record of tha numbers of the notes, and did nut meet G. W. Montes of the Latham. even remember the name of the bank J. E. Meyer of tha Federal Gold and at which the draft was made payable Copper Mining company will leave for in London. Scotland Yard whs Informed, but It Bearer county on Saturday county on was too late. A cheque Air 900 pounds Saturday. was cashed only a few minutes before Walter James,' manager of tbs Black the bank was notified. loin don Mali. Ruck, is up from the South. 1 By Our Special g cuu-flu- San Padra and Salt Laka Road Un to Loa Angalea Will ba Opan by n Bali Laka, Oct it. Senator W. A. rurk of Montana; preaident of tha Ban Salt padre, Loa An grim and njlread, arrived here from Butte and left with a party of official! terminal of fgf iM Vegaa, the preeent 1M railroad. The inspection trip will lake two days. In an interview Mr. Clark declared uaitlvely that the road to Loa An 111 ba completed by January plea lit, hut that through tralna from Loa Angeles to Chicago would not ba put on until the roadbed waa In thoroughly good condition. He aaid that fhe gap is now about sixty miles wide, but la progressing rapidthat ly from both ends. Senator Clark hat baen. making a tour of Montana, speaking tar Parker and Davis, and expressed great .confidence that the Democrat would carry the State. l.k m-t- . SUIT. DIVORCE Etna Estelle Jenklne Pratt Sled au action for divorce In the district court Saturday against Yelton Merrill Pratt. The couple were married In Salt Lake City June 26, 1895. The complaint alleges cruel and Inhuman treatment, failure to provide, angorernable temper and violent language. Mrs. Pratt chargee that while ha wai ill in July, 1889, the defendant vai asked to go for a doctor. That he returned with some medicine that nearly caused her death, and that no doctor ever gave the prescription. POLYGAMIST PLEADS NOT GUILTY. James A. Chapman, charged In a complaint sworn to by hla. first wife's mother with polygamy, appeared before City Judge Diehl Saturday morn-in- s for arraignment. Tha oourt entered for the defendant a plea of not guilty and the defendant then waived preliminary hearing and held to the dletrlct court In 8400 ni aelf-tyl- high-grad- e J. Daly, manager of tha baa gone to Park City to make an inspection of the property. Daly-Judg- e, A. L. Thomas, Jr, made to the Maxfleld on Friday, a flying trip Superintendent P. L. William of ths Utah Cun. came in from Bingham on Friday night. Sidney and Ernest Bamberger returned from mn inspection of the mines of Bingham on Friday night Joseph Dederlchs returned from the Cactus on Saturday morning. The Taylor ft Brnnton sampler the arrival of three care from Tonopah, three from Tlntie and two from Bingham. tr Tha Uncle Sam Consolidated is mar ore from the ketlng a cay of Humbug ground Saturday. high-grad- e an extended trip. PKE TEAR FOR WALKING returned from DELEGATE. R Fa rat an, who waa charged with embezzling $60.60 from the funds of the local Cooks and Waitera alliance July L 1N4, appeared before Judge Saturday and entered Laurie a plea uf guilty to the charge. After a plea for leniency by Colonel M. M. Kalghn, tha court sentenced Farm an to one year in tha state prison. Thla is tha minimum penalty for the offense. THESE BOYS WANTED THE APPLES. Clarence Wilson, James Riley and Henry Burke, small boys, wars arrested Friday afternoon by Mounted Patrolman Brown on a charge of stealThe boya ing fruit from a peddler. are alleged to have mounted the rear of a peddler's wagon and before AhA peddler noticed what waa going on the boya are alleged many apples for to have unloaded tha benefit of elves and their youthful friend thems- GIRL afternoon Mr. Nelson assisted dedication of a $3,000 achool-fcoaat Porterville. N TOO YOUNO SOU FOOTBALL (Continued From Page One.) ' atton of tbe report that Admiral At Beloit: Beloit, 5; Lawrence, L bus offered to resign. Thera At Dee Moines; Drake, 67; Grinneil, is not ths slightest disposition on ths part of the admiralty to doubt hla reThe admiralty declares It had port. no knowledge regarding the statement At Iowa City: Iowa Unlvsrsity, 10; that Rujest vpnskyg Agricultural college, A ships were injured from firs by other At Washington, Pa.: Washington and vessels of the squadron, and It also declines to entertain the idea that the Jeflersnn, 85; Geneva, 0. Russian admiral haa sunk his own At Philadelphia: Georgetown, 17; torpedo boat, mistaking it for a hostlls craft. The version of tha affair to Holy Cross, A this effect, which is circulating in 81. At Gambler: Ohio Wesleyan UniverPetersburg; is based on the fact that only seven torpedo boats have arrived sity, 18; Kenyon, 0. at Algiers, whereas At Cleveland: Case school, II; Ober-lileft Libau with eight ships. 0. third. Results: First race, 6 June Uuliliii, won; Jen NO MARRIAGE. sernnil; Fiurl, lhiiit. Time. 1:22 Second rare. 5 12 turloug. selling Eleanor Howard, won; Suliailor. second, Laura liuulcr, third. Time, 1:09--; 14 -- Atuttlarco, Third rare, G furh-nnwon; Tbe Eye, second; Uashier, third. Time. 1:15 Fourth race, mils and a sixteenth, baudlcap- Imp Preteiitfinu, wun; Foothcruiid; Mainspring, lights Favuiiic, third. Tim.-- , 1:48 1 C 2 furlong, selling Fifth raco, Tom tym; One Miwe, second; Sweet Note, third. Time, 1:23. Sixth race, mile auj 7u yards, soiling - Infield, won: Thrift, 2; Invrnna, third. Time, 1:46. Seventh isce, nillo and won; selling A inherit a, Frank Rice, second; Bengal, third. Time, 1:02 14. Msi-win- New York, Oct. 29. sult: Mrs. JAMES LAMBERT INJURED. James Lambert, while Jamaica peculiarly by custo.g ln, tradition to (he Chrlstmns feane yi,e almost if sols Rir. plum pudding. vivor of a long list of equally uxtrr There was tbe hour's head ah ouesi of the feast and always The ways seasoned with mustard. 5 ext jg liiiporiauee wrs the peacock. Ths gin was carefully atrippal err, with the plumage adhering. The bird was then tousled. Wben it wss done and bad cooled it wss served up again I feather and with glided beak wag scut to the tal.'le. the wbols body was covered with gold hwf sad a piece of cotton saturated with sprit placed iu Its beak aud lighted as It made Us gorgeous eutry. Tha astig bird waa nut served by common Thnl privilege was reserved for the ladiea must distingulalied by bkth ind ben nly. Geese, capons, pheasants and pies of carp' tongues also helped to set out the Christmas table la days sune by. 1 iHi n lf I r Cup and saucer sale. 29 casts par oat Bee them and you will buy ihw. 9 platog ranging in Wheelwright Bros . Phone 147l !476 Washington 2 .............. tor deooroted oops and Ws also offer a'liloe sciectmt uf docorwted China price from 16 to 25 ernts. 2-- s Wssm When a doctor Buds a asnTg ding book shout her prat redos and not a orel while l,s st tbs heftdda sf patient, as id an nptswa physl dan, that is the nurse hs likes to hire and to help. If tbs csss tarns out wsfi tbs doctor sometimes makes her present of a book with op ts data her profession which she might wot hs hie to buy. Ons-batha tralaed nurses of the city are dependent upon the recommendations of physician and half the snccesa of a physician on a good nurse; therefore g doe-to- r liken nurse who tends about ho botinesa attends lectures sad keeps gp with the times. You would be gstmdahal to know how many lectures are given by physicians in New York every msoth that gro epea to trained annas, but which few of them attend. There are a many loafers among the trained nnrsm. They erem to think their stdto rsltod when they got their diplomaa, Raw York 39 cents Beattie, Oct. 29. fan Francisco took the lead in the second inning on a double by Anderson and a triple by Hildebrand and Seattle was compelled to play second Addle all tbs way through. Jo Corbett took Whsli-n'place was struck out ten men. Whalen was retired for deliberately throwing the boll away because he wss disWORTH. gruntled at a decision of the umpire. R. H. B. Score Chicago. Oct. 29. Worth results: 1 I 4 First nre, one mile Jigger won. Seattle.. .. . , 3 6 2 Bard of Avan second, Mono tl;lrd. San Francisco Leahy; Time, 1:48 8 5. Batteries: Hickey and Herond rare, six furlongs Colonel Whalen, Corbett and Shea. second, Ruppert won, Panercate Umpire Cassidy. Scotch Irish third. Time, 1:141-5- . A Third TACOMA. 1; OAKLAND, rare, one mile Chicago Uidgs handicap Gold Enamel won, Monte Ban Francisco, Oct 29. Moskimin second, Dr. Leggu third. Tims, was ths stumbling block In tbe path of 1:418-5- . Tacoma today. Four blta, strangers to Fourth rare, one and sixteenth one another were the contribution of miles Rankin won, Fmir Ixaf C. secthe Tigers to th score. Overall was ond. Ananias third. Time, 1:47 almost equally effective, but fortune Fifth race, six furlong Nannie smiled on Oakland In tbs rungetting. second, Mayor Hodge won, Fiur-u-r R.H.E. Johnson thlnL Time, 1:14. Score: 4 Tacoma , Kixib race, one and a half miles 8 5 3 Bcortic won, Charliu jrilllrr Oakland second. Batteries: Mosklmsa Byrne; Little Elkin third. Time. 2:36 Graham. Overall and Umpire Perrins. - tralart ure re- FI rut rut-e- , 6 furlongs Monet, won; New York, second; Ascension, third. Time. 1:13 2 5. Second race, mile and 70 yards, sellThistle wou; ing Lord Badge, Heather, second; Topic, third. Time, 1:45. Third race. Culcbogue handicap, aix furlong Uainara. wou; lilorifler, second; Dandelion, third. Time, 1:13. Fourth race. Household handicap, mile- and a sixteenth Israelite, won; third. Time, Agile, second; 1:46 Fifth race, mile and a furlong, selling Gravlns, wan; Namator second; Daisy Green, third. Time. 1:64 Sixth race, 5 furlongs Oxford, won; Supremo Court, second; Courier third. Time, 1:07 Ttw'i WfWI Avon set mm S-P-O-O-K-S Pillowslips Sheets Pumpkins Next Monday Night, Oct The Fourth Ward spooks Invite their Mend them in n SHEET AND PILLOW-SUP- " dance. 31st utth pv to Jeta. t Good - 14 MOUNTAIN RACES HULED OFF FOR UFB. Kansas City. Oct 29. At ths Elm Hdga track today Judge Trevalyu announced that Jockey George Mountain hod been ruled off for life. He also restored Jockey Michaels and owner Boas berg to good standing. Judge Treralyn said he bad positive evidence offered Mountain that Jockey Jones $100 to pull Tyrollan October 8th, and that ha mod propositions to other boya. Tha meeting ended today. Results: Fir race, five and half furlongs Jtmalong won. Our Bailie second, Our Lillie third. Time, 1:071-- 4. Second race, five and a half furlong-- t won, Padre second, Royal Seasick third. Tima, 1:07 Ed Ball Third race, aix furlong won, The Major second, Noral third. Time, 1:11 Fourth rare. Metropolitan Street Railway company's handicap, one and a halt miles, $2,500 added Flying Topedo won, Kile second. Never Such third. Time, 1:331-Fifth race, one mile Dalvay won, Harbor second, Form alter third. Time, When Yon See a 1 Admission 25cts OG3 2Z22S30 s l l a Ril a I p o you quit naturally pick tt np os quickly os possible. A dollar saved to Just as good an a dollar found. We cannot tell you where to go to pick up dollars, but th buying of your Jewelry at u will mean mmny n dollar saved to yon. oc C Will Trust 300 8 You to know that die boat Is none ton good whan you bare dental work. Cheap work poorly dona la dear at any price. 29. Heine Spies, Portland, 'Oct. catcher for the Loa Angelea baseball team, was placed under arrest and taken to the police station In a patrol wagon. After scoring In the ninth InnWe Want Yoa ing Kpiea walked up to a young man in the bleachers and knocked him from to Inspect bin seat with a blow In the face. Hs wae soon aurrotinded by s mob and the the watches, clocks. Jewel 17 and timely arrival of the police prolmbly silverware we ars sailing at vary saved him from injury, ' Spies was tormuch less than ana would Imagmented to desperation when ho ep ine really line Jewelry could realdees only tie BEST WORK at tha the as diamond on the today peered ly ba sold fur. most REASONABLE PRICES. If yen result of his actions of yesterday and need dental swrk It will ha to your finally Ills temper got the better of him. exThe game Itself was a advantage to (insult Dr. Johnson. A Take Lock PLATES tint FIT and fully guaranAaywaj hibition, Los Angelet winning by a 1:40. I teed to be of 6s bast material. core of 6 to 1. sixteenth and one a Sixth race, seaBoth ths intending purchaser DR. JOHNION, ths Dentist, svsr O., Today's game waa the loot of tbe Horn seoond, and the person who la Just Pain ft Hunt's. son here, both trams departing for the miles Baikal won. Bugle PREACHER IN A TRANCE. 1:48 Dor third. Time, gin are welcome Modern Methods. Moderate Price. shopping" equally south tonight OLDFIELD WINS AUTOMORI1E hare Wo know that oar prices R. H. E. Pelnlesa Extracting, Guaranteed Brora: TRACK CHAMPIONSHIP RECORD KILLING. AMBERITA'B Amusing Damenstration by a Clairlow. Wheth2 lowest of are 8 6 tha the Loa Angeles ., Bt. Louis, Oct 29. Amberlta, owned voyant er yon nre In n buying mood or . I 5 5 New York. Oct. 29. Barney Oldfield Portland . .. .. A professor of clairvoyance roused B. J. Wbittenbery, was th medium by Butler and Jones not, COME IN AND TAKE Batteries: Spies; track chimplon-automobile won the haa taken of Jhs biggest killing that great enthusiasm last night by hla novA LOOK ANYWAY. hip of the world today at tha Empire Kand Kellaekey. el manifestations at ths little spiritin rocs tracks place on St. Lonis Paul Sartorl, the defeating track, City ualistic church la Henley-etreet- , to addition In fully Batyears. driver of W. K Vanderbilt, Jr.'a ear, LONGEST MOTOR BOAT RACE $50,000 out of tbe local taking tersea Park-roaPAUL W. STECBES, ring, large He opened proceedings by n sermon In th final heat of the was 9:12 nut to were sent various commissions roc 29. The Oct. York. New longeet time His rare. l 60 to preached while in a trance and it waa world' record for ton run by motor boats In American waters side pool rooms. Amberlta, at 2468 Washington Are li alleged under the influence of spir- which boat tb from a standing start was finished 1, ran second on Wednesday after bePrank when tonight track its. Beyond the fact that tbe preacher miles on a Watch to first knees and Jewelry repairing I knocked her at the Oldfield Crocker's X. P. D. N. C. rrossed tbe ing second. a of by kept hie eyea shut, thla perlormsnca Bar-to- ri by experienced workmen finish line off the Columbia Y'scbt turn. had previously beaten Hernia and The Dentist. wan scarcely convincing. Cl ALT Y. The bookmakers offered 20 to 1 (U Over False S In the final clubs house on the Hudson river at Thery. beaten had The chairman then announced that first 136.1 in tbe her covered today betting after gainst 86th street, tbo having of bettor th Sartorl got the medium, whose name is Dr. Owen heat and at post time tha Schrlber castoff was quickly overhauled- by miles. The course was from tbs dua Matthews, of Buffalo, D. 8. A, would tart, but next give n demonstration of clairvoyance. To produce the proper atmosphere" it would be necessary to a verse of hymn 120 while sitting, sing during which a collection would be taken. The mean waa accordingly played with tns tremolo stop out. Whatever the Collection may have amounted to, tbe marvela that followed were very cheap nt the price. Dr. Matthew race and pointed to n lady, saying. My first manifestation will be to you, midame. You had a friend named William T" "Yes." He died suddenly? Yes. He fell out of a window. One or two fragments of Information of this character equally correct were given, and then tbe medium A truly great sale Is tbls Shirt Sale bargains galore and the thrifty one who Chopped fine yesterday reaped a great horrent saved many dimes by taking advantage' of the special values w effaced, Some lets a re aattraly worthed to his work. corn sorly, aa ws cannot promise how long they'll last gone, but new bargains have been added and these we Advertise today we have In abundance; but Who's Joe? be asked a man in ths of hall. the body Dont know him, waa the prompt Dr. Johnson The Dentist 4. Vice-Admir-al 4. one-sld- er Vice-Admi- J ! I n, ed 8--5. ten-mi- two-fift- hs Una McGowan of 8ilver Bow county, Montana, aged about 12. appeared t tbe county clerk's o ID re with Ralph Davaao, aged 36 be looked IS. They bunted a license to wed. Tha county clerk, suspecting that tbe girl wae not u old as the statutes provide, refused to issue the license.MRS. sclliug Hughes, Christmas Feaatlag la Old rz.-Tlare certain dUhea wkiffi lra dedicated ....... State Superintendent A. C. Nelson returned Bat unlay from Morgan county, where he addressed the teachers. t tbs PEMIL Oct. Cambridge, Maas., 29. Ths Harvard football eleven waa not only defeated and prevented from ororing on Soldier's field today, but waa completely outplayed In every department of tha gam by the University of Pennsylvania, by a score of 11 to 0. Ouly three time throughout the game waa the Harvard eleven within distance of Pennsylvsnia'a striking goat On two of these occasions she fumbled the ball. On the third she waa held for downs when only twelve wards away from tha Pennsylvania goal. The gamo waa a spectacular on throughout The Pennsylvania play waa extremely veraatile, punting, delayed passe, quarlerliark runs fake kirks and plungea through tha line rapidly Pillowing each other. Harvard was not without brilliant hundred followers plays Twenty-fiv- e of ennBylvanln occupied the east aid and the scene In that the Stadium of At Stanford. Cal.; University of Ore- aertltm when Pennsylvania scored was gon, O; Stanford 35. spectacular. When the game ended the students Jumped Into the field and In At Seattle Washington, 12; Pull- - the wildort enthusiasm carried to man, 6. their dressing rooms ths team which had broken the long string of defeats At Chicago; Northwestern Univer- which Pennsylvania had anslalned at the handa of Harvard. sity, 45; IJepauw, 0. At Culver, ind,: Culver Military The game waa unusually rough, Academy, 6; Armour Institute, 6. slugging being frequent on both sides and for thla offense two Pennsylvania At Hanover, Ind.; Hanover College; players were ruled off tbe field by Referee Edwards. Harvard and Penn4; Columbus High School, 0. sylvania were both penalised for offAt Kalamazoo, Mich.; Albion. 44; side plays and bolding In tbo lines. Kalamazoo, 0. Pennsylvania rushed 6 times for 198 yards, kicking II times for 466 yards At Bloomington, Ind.; Indiana Uni- and had 20 downs. Harvard rushed 77 times for 176 yards, kicked 10 times versity, 6; Ohio State University, 0. for 232 yards and had 18 downs. At Middletown, Conn.;Darmouth, I; LOS ANGELES, I; PORTLAND, L Westleyan, 0. 10 to 1. She woa very easily by hve icngtLs from Frank Klee, while the favorite, Bengal, was 1--4. a NELSON DEDICATED SCHOOL. Friday APPROVE one-hal- lead-silve- . MaJ. H. P. Myton has C. - a January Flrat. SENSATIONAL er had been backed to riding with her husband and children along First West street, waa injured in a She runaway and seriously hurt. kurely escaped death. Mr. Immbert Mapped In front of a friend's house to ke a call and handed the reli C: W kii wife. Immediately the hotse duhed up tbe etreeL Mrs. Lambert snd the children were thrown to the round, Mrs. Lambert striking on her cbeet No eeiious consequences are expected to result. COUNTY POOR MAY VOTE. Judge Lewis heard'arguments in the Mutter of the petition of Samuel Rne-c- l, . - I wwA finrsfs. rasa gsMigaa G8S5 emme Broom Hotel wpljr- Democratic chairman of the Flfty-ibiThs district, and on their Conclusion claimedrespondent's neighbor, however, decided that he would not receive tbe acquaintance with the epirit "Jos died suddenly PMitton. He bus ordered that the Yre uumts of the persona already' regta-Jrre- d You dont knew whether he comshall not be stricken from the mitted suicide at not? jlsta. and that further registry of tha "Quite right inmates of the county infirmary will M be restrained. Well, he died accidentally, and is mnch pained in the preeent life eome people on earth think ha GCKS CONTRACTORS ON FEDERAL BUILDING. died by hie own hand. To another young man he said, You A S. Kendall, as guardian for Mary work amid machinery?' Yea. G. Kendall, filed a You work in the corner of a room, damage eult In the district court Saturday against the with a beam above you, and a leather Yee. Campbell Building company. The belt running beside It?" On that beam ie riveted an iron plaintiff seeks to recover $1,000 for Personal damages claimed to have plate. Beware of it It has worked Pen sustained by the felling of a loose, and many eause a bid accident 'n,w In front of the new federal buildiTbls Is n warning from George. ng on September 8, 1904. I dont know George, but I could Georgia A. Kendall also filed an put my band on the plate,' waa the against' the same eumpsny tor astonished reply. Ljkiit for personal Injuries received nt "Confederates, say the sceptics; but he same time and fifteen or twenty confederates in a place. a little ball holding sixty or eighty WITH THE POLITICIANS. persons with a possfbls collection at only 10s. or 12s. hardly seems workWahoy Thomas Mills delivered hla able, so unbelievers will have to find "cond lecture at the Grand theater soma other theory. All in the room, Friday night. The Socialist orator however, seemed quite eatisfied with f'ke to a crowded house. He rritl- - the explanation. Londoa spirit bulb cl the old parties, their Mail. . ra 65c 95c Fancy Dress and Business tShirts e ae-li- buy your choice of Elgin brand fancy shirts, that are retailed every where for $1.00 and 5 each, and are well known a tha beet union made shirts on ths market. Many broken lota of ether well known make worth $1.00 and $125 eooh will be included in this lot at 65 CENTS EACH. SI-2- 95c buys your ehofre of Griffon and Vogue brand of r regularly sold for $1.25 and $1.50 each. A big lot of work shirts worth $1.00 ft $1.25, etch go in this sale at M cent eorh. fine fancy shirts that buys your choice of Manhattan that are mad. Imported madras front. tod Vogue brands of th finest shirts nd linen batlsta. both plain and plsat-s- d i Tha ahlrta In thia let regularly acll for $2-0- 0, $2.50 and aom foe $3.00 each. Men who appreciate fins shirts will qulokly choose there WorKing iShirts Next Week the Greatest Hat Sale Ever Made in Ogden. Both Phones 41. C.D.-IV- l Broom Hotel Corner |