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Show jionxnro examiner, dgden, utah, Friday morning, juxe 3, 190. LETTER LIST. BASEBALL ACADEMY EXERCISES Siarkweather A. 1 C. R. ford for & few (la . H. O. Sanford. V. S. Woodruff aud E. H. Harding are Ogden visitors from Sjll Lake. - Ravage, Roy McGowan and Jack Moskowilz are In from the cut- L. I- Ptaiea Marshall B. B. Hey wood were Ogden visitor from Sail Lake yesterday ai.ernoon. J. Smiili. special ganger fur the Ur venue Depart r.n Lt. i in the city. M J. M. Premia uf tlio high school faculty baa gone to St. Louis. the popular deputy ret rime (ulterior was In the city yesterday ai'crnonu. cu route to Idaho. Job 11 A. Ivcuzil. nn assistant enginH. M. MltcV-11- . while in the city eer on the ycstejiia; afternoon received the sad news of the death of hia mother iu cut-oil- . California. Patterson ft Healey, the well known ahoepmen of Ogden, have Installed a plant of twenty machine clippers, nenr the ranch at Buffalo, Yyoming. and were used in this years clip. The "Ocean Waves. the base ball tram of the Ogden Furniture ft Carpel company, defeated the team of ilie Rio Grande, by a score of 4 to 1 It the Glen wood grounds yesterday after-waiCUMMINGS COMMISSION BROKERS. CC. rontlnuona quotations on New York Stocks and Chicago Grain. We buy and sell stocks and grain nn margin or for cash. Our private rooms enable our rimtotnera to come In and transact business with tha utmost secrecy. Write for onr Book of Information ("System of Speculation'), frea upon Eccles application. Rooms 1119-22- 0 Building. DEATH OF MRS. SARAH B. SLADE Paaaad Away Yesterday Afternoon Har Residence, of Cancer. Mrs. Sarah at A wife of J. C. Slade and daughter of tho late James Barker, died yesterday afternoon at 6:!!i o'clock at the family residence. No. 408 Twelfth street, of cancer. For some years the deceased has been troubled with a cancer. A son and daughter survive her. The deceased wsa born In Ogden. November 4. 1RCO end has always made her residence here. The funeral will tie held from the Mound Fort Meeting house Sunday. 3 p. m. The remains may be viewed on the day of the funeral at the resilience from It a. m. to 1 p. m, QUICK RUN BY FIRE DEPARTMENT CREDITABLE IN FOURTH WARD AMUSEMENT The commencement exercises of tha commercial department of the Ogden high school were held in the assembly hall of the high school last night and The departwere largely attended. ment, which is praciically a new to the high school, has made groat advancement this year, and tha largest ( lass since Its establishment la graduated numbering twenty-threThe exercise opened with an overture by the high school orchestra, a The very creditable organisation. class president's address was delivered by Blam he Mattson: the class poem was by Miss Nellie Moran and A. Allen; the class history by Lester Child; essay on Man" by A ltart Ragley; and clasa prophecy by Emma Boffman and Dorothy Nelson. The aliove numbers were excellent piece of work and contained many amusing Jokes on the class. The mus-in ical numbers, whlrh were rendered a pleasing manner, were as follows: Olfo solo. Bent Mnwry; violin aolo. Sadie Powell: vocal solo. Alice FlowA tabers: piano solo. Lily Fisher. was leau entitled "The Smart Set given by the class and was a clever rendition. Dr. George Thomas, principal of the high school, presented th certificate to the graduates. e. CHILDS OF CHICAGO OCTCLASSED. Jack Johnson, the Chlragn. June colored heavyweight champion, defeated Frank Childs of Chicago, in a contest tonight. The fight the local man waa decidedly being outclassed. Childs was knocked down In the second and third rounds for the count of nine, the gong In each Instance saving Mm from a knock-out- . During the last throe round Johnson had thing all hi own way, and although Child managed to last the six round he waa in distress at the finish. 2. d nne-aide- IS NOT GUILTY. Red Lodge, Mont.. June S. The Jury-ithe case of Attornev General Janu-Donovan vs Robert Pellgrew. aecrii-tar- y of tha Northwestern Improvement company's mines, today returned a verdict of not guilty. Mr. Pettigrew waa charged with the offense of willfully obstructing a cheek weigher in the discharge of his duties. The suit waa the ou rome of the trouble which caused a strike of . men at the loral mines of the Northwestern company on April 1st and caused a suspension of operations for eight day. The Jurv was out hut a few mlnutea. s . DAUGHTER'S ERS. EN- TERTAINMENT An Interesting Program Given by tha Claaa Work of Department Has Been a Marked Success. 81IQOT8 3 GIVE A VERY E MINE SECRETARY Barker Slade, a former ENTERTAIN OF TWENTY-THRECLASS GRADUATES FROM COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT. BETRAY- HALL. The Musical and Literary Program Waa One of tha Bast of Its Kind Given by th Pupils of tha SchooL The Junior class of the Weber Stake academy held fontfcln the Fourth ward amusement hall last evening. It was a Jolly, Joyous, jubilant Junior crowd and right royally did they entertain. Their efforts are deserving of much praise, for a better entertainment of its kind ha never been given inihe The Fourth ward amusement hall. room was comfortably tilled wiih student and friend, who encouraged the entertainers by frequent aud hearty applause. The program waa full of dash, wit and spirit throughout. The professors and prominent students of the action served as mark at which local thrusts were aimed, but the Jokes were taken in a good natured way. as they were of the high order that causes laughter at the time of utterance and leaves a happy feelings afierward because of the knowledge that a spirit of good fellowship Inspired them. The program, as giveu below, waa well rendered and reflects much credit on the students and the school of which they are members: 1. Class Hong "O Happy, Happy Junior Class School Days 3. Invocation Charles Jones 3. Vocal Solo Blanche Green well 4. Farce: The Senior's Future in Two Acta Between act 1 and art 2. Mias Edith Ensign rendered a piano solo. Prognostication ...Reuben Saunders 6. Clan Hong Who Will Help Uie Junior Class Henlors" 7. Farewell to Seniors. Orlindo Woolley 8. Class Hong Medley Reuben Handers 8. Benediction After the exercises the mem Iters of the board, the faculty and the graduating clasa were ushered Into a tastefully decors toil rostm up stairs, where delirious refreshments were served. Here another lively hour was spent In toasts, song and retwrtee. The juniors have bulldrd well the foundation for their senior year. Ogden, H LIST. Morgan. Kailson. A. E. Boynton, Edw. C. Me Nelly Hugh Bisnrett. II. L Merrill. John C Ballard, Geo. Murray. Michael MvKiuley.T-D- . Bouldih, Lee. Black. tawrence. Nietack. George. Boyer. C. D. T. J Blabon. John. Calvin, O. B. Owen. W. II. Collins. Jaa E talmgren. EmlL Poulton. Ralph, Craig, Geo Connors. Geo. 8. Peck. F- - II- Carlson. Renben E Payne. C. A. Cole. C. L. Parasopuloa. Frank Charlton, II. C. Raisin, Nel 0, Ritchie. A K Darby, Paul Y Davis. E M Rirkenback. Frank Rudan. James Elision, F. J Fair. Peter W Pkulo. Wm. P'cwart. Ed. Gcrher, H. Gay. Frank gdittliz. Fred Goff. Fred W 2 Hutton, E. W. O Hair, Chas bmith. John C Hildebrand, L. E.' Talle. Carl C 2 Harris, Frank Viina, Joseph Hawthorne K Wagner, Almlrr. Howland. J. C. William. Arthur. Whittaker. Wallace Harris, B. Howard. Frank. Wsrd Q. F. Honile, W. D. Wood. Oscar L. 8 Johnson. R. O. West lake, Harry Wilson. I. H. Jones, Tho. R. 2 Wilson. J. J. Knapp, Chaa. Koski, John. Karapalos, James GENTLEMEN Butte, June 2. postponed; rain. Butte-Sa- lt 2. Gravesend sum- v mane: First race, um. six - TACOMA va" SEATTLE. third. Time l:Ju. Third rare, one mile Greor v Mohartb second; Wain A xi third. Time 1:42. Fourth race, five furlong won: Florentine second; Scot.-- ill"! thirl. Time 1:01 Fifth rare, mile and Ian won: Schoolmate second pj" 1:03 tnrf third. Time 1:48 Fifth race, mile and a sixteenth: Lynch Sixth rare, alx furlong' Africander won: Hurstpark'. second; the Crisis, second Emperor! Raglan, third. Time, 1:50 8ixth race, five furlongs; Voladay India third. Time 1:15. won; Gilpin, second; Tonnny Waddell, Cincinnati, Jupe 2. Utonln third. Time, 1:03 Walter Clearly, second; Captivate, third. Time, 4:10 Third race, handicap, mile and 70 yarda: Wutan won; Alfone, second; Palm Bearer, third. Time, 1:48 Fourth race, the Criterion stakes, five furlongs: Schulainite won; Chry-it- l, second; Simplicity, third. Time, 3-- Tacoma, June 2 In the fastest and best game of the season, In which Overall shut out the heavy hitting Seattle team, letting them down with one hit, a two bagger by Smith, Tacoma an easy victory. Score R.H.E. . $ XI 0 Tacoma , 0 X X Seattle .... Overall and Graham; Barber and Blankenship. 3-- 3-- 3-- Son Francisco. June 2. The 8out paw puzzle of Oscar Graham were too m tries: St. Louis, June 2. Delrnar Park result a: First race, six furlongs: Radiuih, won; Clear the Arena, second; Laly Fonno. third. Time, 1:22 Second race, lour and a half furlong. purse: My Eleanor won; The DnigglHt second; Edith May thirl Time. 1:04. Third race, six and a half furlongs, handicap: Mordella won: Elastic, second; Lower, third. Time, 1:00. Third race, six and a half furlongs, selling: Alenio won: Dr. Kler, second; John II., third. Time, 1:32 Fourth race, six furlongs, handicap: Mordella won; Elastic, second; Lower, third. Time, 1:23 Fifth race, one mile: Pathos won; Mainspring, second; Dolinda, third. Time. 1:55 Sixth rare, mile and three sixteenths selling: Broodier won; Memphian, difficult for the today. Graham was ao effective that up to seventh two the safe hits Inning only were scored against him. I berg in two inninga wo hit in lively stylo. Score R.H.E. 4 Xu X Oakland Portland 0 5 3 Batteries Graham and Byrne; Iberg and Shea. web-foote- .- LOS ANGELES VS. SAN FRANCISCO. 2-- 273 Detroit, June 2 Detroit looked to have the game won In four innings when Pntnam raced and with Griffith came luck for New York. Two scratch hits and two gift sent iu ruua Score R.H.E. 4 9' 0 Detroit New York 8 8 0 Killian and Woods; Putmann, Griffith and Kleiner. - 5. OAKLAND V8 PORTLAND. a Reese. Mrs Nancy, THOS. II. DAVIS, P. M. June furlong-- ,., First race, selling, about six fun Palma won: Free! Astoeiia won; Denton, Judge long; Tri'n. third. Lake game Time 1:15. pir second; Dapple, third. Time, 1:12. Second rare, seven furlone-ASecond race, steeple chase. Belling, i,. about two miles: Cock Kubin. won; itton won: Monrank- c ond " d. ; First race, seven furlongs-won- ; Foreigner, second; Hnrv tain! maun, Jr., third. Time. 1:31. ' Second race, five furlongs- - v won: Sira Fnlcolner. second- y Carlin, third. Time, 1:03 Third race, one mile: Rowm-wwon: Handmore second; Dream, third. Time. 1:16 14. Fourth race, sfx furlong: Froakne won: M an.l mils, second; Havoli third. Time. 1:16 Fifth race, seven furlongs- - r.. Mora won; Rachel Wnrr. second" Florence Fonao. third. Time, 1:9 Sixth race, five and a half forking' Flying Brook won: Madison Snune second; Daxto. third. Time, l:io. h. 3-- 4 NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS. Third Ohio District Charles W ley. Democrat. cv. - t.- YOU FORGET YOU HAVE EYES . until they ache, or your head aches .pain is your monitor. Why not let ua make an examination no .charge - jinw and at least once a year there- after? Its tha old "stitch in time" that may save yon misery, expense, Iona of eyesight later. Our ... perhaps ye-glass department is In skilled ; hands. . -- Platt, superintendent of the CLEVELAND vs. BOSTON. roal department of the Union Pacific, went to Salt take City today. Cleveland. June 2 Cleveland today Superintendent Manson of the Idaho played and won It first extra Inning Division of the Oregon Short Line game of the year, defeating Bouton. Score rente in from the north (hi morning R.H.E. 8 8 3 and continued on to Salt take City. Cleveland Boston 6 8 3 Hem. Donahue and Abbott; Dincen FOR GIRLS AND BOYS and Farrell. D. O. CHICAGO its IfUGIW RACES New York, Spokane. Wash.. June 2. Todays Spokane-Roisball game, postponed maries: until Sunday; wet ground. Los Angeles, June 2. Runs were scarce In today game. The champion had a clean score of blanks until LADIES' LIST. the ninth, when three hits agaln Knell pave two runs, which were Brown, Mia. Stella Junta. Miss May to kin. Brown, Ml Louisel.'Mlcflrld, Mr Hart enough Score R.H.E Chaplin. Mr. Jaa Me Cannon, Mr. las Angeles .. Me (Jure. Mrs Claton. Roselle. X 4 2 San Francisro . ...a, Mra. Cleo lia. G. 13. Newton and Spies; Knel and Leahy. Cool, M!r Pearl McCarthy. Miss E. Grange. Mlaa Lucy Noack. Mra Allies DETROIT vs. NEW YORK. Howard. Mattel M. Owen, Mias Hsrah In the colored supplement of next 8uuday morning's Examiner will be found "The Sexton's Puzzle." Fur tha first ten correct answer from boy or umter fourteen years old whose girl 2. Carl Juna Berg, Columbus, Ohio, or guardian are subscribers of parent uf murdor sentenced to death tor the either the Standard or the Examiner, iu John Uuuford, at WauHen, Ohio, the Standard will give a neat handJuly, 19U3. was electrocuted in tho an kerchief. Call early Monday morning ncx at the Ohio penitentiary at 12: oh between the hours of 8 and 9 o'clock. a. in. Be aura you get the gnawer right To or girl that gives the best ansthe Vera Crux, June 2. One now case wer laiy will be given a silver dollar. ha been iu fever oi yellow reported the second ward and the patient l as SENTRY 8 HOOTS DESERTER. case is new been Isolated. Another Ban from Hint of a man Just arrived Columbus, June 2 John W. ManFrancisco, He also baa been isolated ning, n prisoner at the U. 8. tar rack, In tha hospital. wa shot and killed today by private Speck. one of the sentries at the garriMont,eray, Mexico, June 2. W. F. son. Manning was held awaiting trial Clarke, a woll known mining aupenn for desertion. While at work he tendrnt. slipped on a Iran leading attempted to escape. Falling today to atop from Mina Nneva to Lafatna vaster at I lie command, ha was shot through day and fell a distance of fully 2,cu0 the head. killed. feet, being Instantly Seattle. June 8. Mra. Gertrude Robb shot and fatally wounded Genrgo Action Saves tho Store of Juye on the Coleman dock here this Prompt Burt Brothers From Being afternoon. She fired Are shot at Destroyed. Juye. striking him four times. Two of the bullets entered hla back and two The Are department was railed cut the abdomen. She gave herself up to last night at 9:20 o'clock to the store a policeman immediately after the of 8. J..Burt ft Brothers, where a lire shooting. Joye, la said by Mr. Roldt. had marled in the cellar. The quick to be the Pari, June L The foreign office deof her betrayer nies the report from Berlin that GerWork of the laildiea with the rheml-raldaughter, Cornelia Coleman. many Is going to negotiate with France extinguished the flames before for a naval coaling station on the Atmuch damage was done. A NEW CONSUMPTION MICROBE. The lire lantic coast of Morocco and for equala started among some boxes and window trimmings aud the cause la unity of commercial treatment in MoNaplra, Jane 2. Professor Rchmn rocco. known. The damage was altniil 850 the discoverer of life In gave rrystals, and fully Insured. The prompt action a public demonstration today that he Chicago, June 2. Frank Hcmler, of the department saved a great loss. had found a new microbe, which causes rejected quitor, shot himself and Miss a microbe different phthisis, quite Natella Roney, daughter of the assistProfrom that causing tuberculosis. fessor Bchron affirms, th la' discovery ant superintendent of the South Chiyards. The girl fell unconscious, explain why Dr. Koch's serum not cago Hemlrr hurried amuni a corner and only did not cure phthisis but aggra- fired a bullet Into hla head, inflicting vated 1L a fatal wound. The following were registered at the Reed during the past twenty-fou- r CREDIT MEN TO MEET. Han Diego, Cal.. June Dr. R. K. hours: W. J. Williams. Walla Walla. WashNew York. June 1 Plana hare been Rust of Denver, died at Coronado toafter several weeks Illness. lie ington; Kd Loewy. San Francisco; completed by the committee on ar- day and was wealthy retired Philadelphia; J. W. Hanson, rangements for the ninth annual con- was city ; A. J. Kami. St. Louis; J. K. Cunvention of the National Association of the owner of a fine stable of bloo.lcd ningham, San Francisco; M. II. Brout- Credit Men. The meeting will convene horse. er. Syracuse. N. Y.t luis Pclton, In this city June lSth and sessions Vienna. June 2 Dr. Baron Rcarnrr Chicago; Arthur Rulten, Sail Lake will continue three days. More than neither, former minister of commerce t.'itj ; if. E. O'Brien. Chicago; Mrs. A. rum delegates are exiiected to attend. and Count Mcrvclft. former governor J. Kami. SI. Louis; Thomas Kearns. of tlie province of Tyrol and Silesia, Sait Lake; B. H. Hrywood. Sail Lake; MINERS JOIN 8EARCII. will sail from Cherbourg June Id for E. C. Si rai rord. diy; L. H. Edwards, They will tour the United San Francisco ; W. V. Mills. New Terre Hauta, Ind.. June 2. Twelve New York. York; N. Skinner. New York: Jo. K. hundred miners susiiendcd work today, State and Canada to at tidy educational institulon and to visit the chief inDenver; Jeck Mnsknwitz. cut- to assist In the search for the off; If. 8. Hackbtnff. Denver; J. H. son of I)r. Bycra, who has dustrial tenter. McGee. Denver: .Mrs. J. p. liuliil and lieen missing from home since SunREFORM CHURCH'S LITURGY. son. Evanston. Wv inning; II. (J. Wray, day. Pnnda and abandoned mines are ; lienver; L. L. Savage, iielug searched and Gypsy camps exRory 1. ; Grand Rapids, Mich., dune 2. ReMcGowan, Gen. Hansen. amined. San Francisco: II. O. Sanford. Sail ports today to Uie general synod of the Reform church chows that the UN'S Lake: A. 1. Manuel. Si. Paul: Julius HE TOOK BROOMS. Kcspiil). Quincy. Illinois: M. A. Casplan for the revision of the liturgy has ter. Denver. Colo.: W. 8. Woodruff. The old fellows In New Hampshire failed. The vote was eighteen against and Sail take: U. 11. Harding, Salt Lake: ware the shariiest thing in the way of C. E. iCTTlou, M. Paid: M. G. Jelenko, bargaining. Cy Pettingill made brooms six I era for. the east coninmnl.v favNew York: Wilfnrd Magic, Salt take; for a' living and Ezra Hoskins kept a oring revision and the west being A. U Sailors, Kan: ns Ciiy; Geo. Cline. store. One Jay Cy came In with a again' it tn the form proposed. After Kansas City ; K. A. Starkweather. Sell load of brooms and the dickering be- a parliamentary wrangle, the synod referred the whole question to special take; F. J. Wagner. Chicago; C. It. gan. at this committee, which i to Willianiingion, Milford. I'tnli. Cy was a man who cnuld see a larn. tdnnk on a ge in through a MARRIED IN JUNE. dark night, and Ezra ctuiM hear n dollar hill ranle in a hug of feather a MINK AMALGAMATION CAUSES SENSATION. To every couple In Ogden and We- mile off. Well, they began, and their ber Cou my. who are married during oonverratlon waa something like Hits: Portland. Ore.. June 2 A iecial the mnnih of June. 1KH, I will present "Ezra. I want to sell you these , to the telegram from with a beautiful carbon photo. SOOY. broom. L- B. 0.. says: 2111 Wash. Arc. "Ml right. Cy. I'll lake them." 'A sensation was sprung at RowI don't want any store Cy said: land today hy the announeenient of rash for them." bargain. I want TEACHERS RATES EAST VIA They talke I and gaddrd a while and negotiation for the amalgamation of UNION PACIFIC. Ezra ald: "I tell you what I'll th tailor. Center Star ami War Eagle and June 8th then May r.tilli and and mine of Rosslaud. Their combined Cy. I'll give yon half cash and 9th. I'nfon Pacific will sell tickets cio. capitalization I over ten million. east at ONE FARE plus fa.UO for tha half trade. Cy took a fresh ehew rf tobacco, round trip from Ogden to Illinois (exa straw out of one of the brooms PKKPICXRIH ST1I.I. IN DURANCE. cept that part east of the line of Il- pulledsaid: linois Central Railroad Chicago to andThat'll be all right, Ezra. Washington. June 2. There were no Gibson) etc. Transit limit of ten days After he had pul the broom In the frc:li developments In the Perdirarl in each direction will be granted, with Chadwick Ezra said: "Here's your money, ruse today. final limit till September 15th. Tor store.now 1o you want In trade?" anil hi fleet of .even warship will pawhat Cy: further particulars call on C. A. Cy looked around for a spell, rocktiently await the result of the diploHenry. Union Depot, or G. H. Corse. his ere up to the celling, stuck hi mat Ie pressure now letnjt exprted upon Oregon Short Line Freight Office. Tele- ed mil In hla rhek and a!d: the sultan of Morocco by the repreen-tativphone 133. of England. France and the "Well, if It I all the same to yon. broom. Columbia United States, to secure the relrase of Ezra. I'll take PerdU-ariRecord. and hi step-soVarley. . va J. S. LEWIS & CO. Jewelers and Opticians. Chicago, June 2 Setback's work In left field waa tha feature of the game today, which waa a slugging match from start to finish. Score R.H..EL 13 17 3 Chicago - I. ...... 7 10 4 Washington Walsh, Allrock and Me Farland; Townsend, Orth and Drill. NEW YORK va CINCINNATI. New York, June 8 By defeating Cincinnati today New York retained first place In the penant race. Score R.H.E. New Xork 2 6 1 1 Cincinnati 4 2 Malhewaon and Bowerman; Suthoff and Fclta WANT TO SEARCH FOR OVERDUE VESSEL. ng REED HOTEL - WASHINGTON. Washington. June 2. The request of the New York Maritime exchange, that SERIOUS TIMES AHEAD. a warship be sent In aearrh of the Coneiuaugh of the International Mer"Who la that sombre-lookiman cantile Marine company, now six weeks to hostess? the talking overdue on Its from Honolulu to "That la Prof. Disnerry, the cele- New York, has trip been received at the brated purist." Navy department The vessel nearest "Why la he wearing that blark band to th Chilean port where the Cone-mnuhla arm?" around was last sighted Is the Boston, "lie' understood to be In mourn- now en route from the isthmus for ing. There ha been another slang San Francisco and about due at Acaword added to the langusge. Chicago pulco. She ie something like 3000 miles Tribune. distant a l. poat-offi- Utaii May 31, 1904, which If not called for In two weeks, will be sent to Dead Lct'cr office: Andrro-uu- , HIGH SCHOOL Williamingiun Is up from Mil- at JUNIORS AT THE representing is 111 Chicago Great Weftern railway the city. List of letter remaining in the STRICTLY A TEMPERANCE .RESORT Entrance en 25th street. Opposite Reed Hotel. The Week of May 3oth The strong bill of high grade Vaudeville with the following artista: World's Greatest Aerial Artista LEON ft LEONA ....'i HUGHES AND KENTON ...Comedy Sketch Artliti BATES AND ERNEST It Was tho Dutch , HARRISON BROTHERS Matrimonial Agent and the Ruta. PRICE OF ADMISSION. Adults ,ldc Children j'..... Iq fUTAHNA PARK .THE TEMPERANCE RESORT. Yeast He bought hla automohile on CANNOT PUNISH WITNESSES WHO Instalment plan. REFUSE TO TESTIFY. Crlmaonheak And the way he runs It, I expect to hear of him being taken Jeffcreon- City, Ha, June 2. The to the hospital In I he same way, seme Missouri' Supreme court today decided day. Xonkera Statesman. that the state board of arbitration had I that the same auto you bought no power 4b punish witnexue for conlast year? tempt who refuse to testify before it "All except the body and three The law gave the circuit court power to punish wltncRaca who refuse to teeti-f- y wheels. Town Topics. . before the board and the supreme "Winning the euchre trophy was 'court says this section ie unconstitusomething of an honor for Mra. Carder, tional I be IFAHn't i ?" "Yes; quite a bird in her hat!" New Orleans Tlraes-Demnrr- at. EMPLOYES Evening's, lll-a-w- lakc-rarrlcr- a rut-off- cut-off- and2 Friday Thursday June and 3. Chlragn, June 2. The Iroquois furnace at South Chicago has shut down, throwing more than 600 men out of work. The closing of the plant is the Co. of the foists direct result of the tie-uassociation. The "1 married my husband for love of the INTRODUCING company manufacture pig iron and for Miss Pauline alone. Hlosson, concert soprano "Did you? I've often wondered what some time ho been unable to get any Mias Louise violin (be cause was." Chicago Record Herald. raw Iron ore. Ae soon a the stock The Crescent Torgeraen, with virtnao the largest and finest collection of musical Quartette on hand we exhausted the plant was forced to suspend operations. Instrument, bell and musical novelties In the world. PERFORMANCE AT 8:30 SHARP. Claud- e- If I kiss you will you call . your father? TWO NIGHTS ONLY. Lisbon, June 2. A treaty of arbitraMaude lt won't he at all neceary tion ha been signed between Spain each orchestra Dancing evening until 11:80 by for you to kiss the whole family. New and Portugal. It conform with artiCARS 10 EVERY MINUTES. 19 Yorker. cle of The Hague convention. Ibid spelling may be a sign of liter-- ! ary genius, lipt It will never help an am hi i lone youth in Ills struggle for an jolt. Chicago News. four-year-o- ld ARE IDLE. Cosgroves Grand Concert Orchestra -- I 1 six-in- dis-pal- ih Yam-over- TREMENDOUS SALE IN ALL DEPARTMENTS 3I, Rear-Admir- al e n. C) ALL EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATES will receive r.o per cent on II pirtiires taken within tin next ::i dev at GASH ERG'S STUDIO, 276 25th St. IGSZ3I fw CHEAP RATES SALT LAKE CITY. VIA RIO GRANDE CONFER ENCE Y. M. M. I. A. and Y. L. M. I. A. .tune 3. ' and 7. Fare $1.30 round trip. Tickets on sate .Tune 4. S. 6. VItirI limit June Riji. Train leave Ogden 8: in a. in., returning at 6:1') and 11:30 p. iu. SAY COMPANY Ism I. June 18 INSOLVENT. 2 Suit fur a filed in the I'imiit Kiiirl toSecurities day against the Colonial Company of St. Isuii. Ir three of the who allege that the comiNitidholder pany is insolvent, with 91.30ii.iH') an I $573,663 averts. St wa OFF ON 225 LADIES TAILOR-MAD- E SUITS |