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Show DAILY STRIKERS UTAH STATE JOURNAL, H ME by company may OGDEN AND SALT LAKE HIGH STRONG DEMAND IS CAUSE TROUBLE. Number of Arrest Made at 8cofiel(i Official Believes Worst Is Yet to Como. to the Salt Lake Herald from Clear Creek, Utah, says: Action taken by the Utah Fuel company officers here immediately following the arrival of the troops has tend- ed to excite and anger the striking coal miners. Within a few hours after the militia reached Clear Creek a notice was posted on the window of the company store here reading: "All dis charged employees are hereby notified to vacate the premises of the Pleasant Adjoining this Valley Coal company. The Is another notice which says: been men have discharged. following giving the names of all the miners who have gone out. These are the men who have been notified to vacate the property of the company. Many of the men now on strike have built their own houses on land owned by the company, holding the lots under a lease which runs merely from month to month. The program of the company is to evict these men, using the state troops for the purpose, of course, with a preliminary statement from the sheriff that he cannot serve writs of ejectment It Is pretty generally agreed In Clear Creek that trouble is likely to ensue when the evictions commence. The men are In an ugly humor as It Is, although there has been little actual violence as yet A notice that appeared some time ago, in fact before the local strike had assumed such proportions, did not have a soothing effect on the men and was used by the organizers of the mine workers to Incite the men to strike. The notice read: Any person Joining the union will consider himself discharged and will call at the company office and get his A special SCHOOLS TIE LADIES' ALL WOOL VESTS -- MADE FOR CENTS- - $1.50 FOR 95 WORTH ACTION. 6-- On All Round Play Ogden Was the Piea for the Poor Degenerate Team A Keenly Fought Is Bled and Conteat. Robbed. t Who worth o.i saK tmlav at 2-- i tloziii Ladies line, soft, nil wool Vests, positively 95 Cents EacK 0 A mills agent reported that on neeount of not having sutlieient drawers to match the 2o dozen, we eould have all at a per cent, discount. That is the lesterday Salt Luke high school and Rev. Ora t Wright, paxiiir of the high school tied in the Baptist church, who has recently been prettiest football game of the sea- assaulting from his pulpit the Immorson. All of the scoring was done in alities and iniquities of the levee, was the first half and at the end of that seen by a Journal reporter last evening half Ogden was rapidly moving to- and asked for a statement on the Issue reason. The goods are perfect. See them in window. None allowed "approval at this price. They may he ordered ( O. D. and returned if not satisfactorv. sol- 66 Ogden lOO.i 0. C. DENOUNCES DIVES notice given NOVEMBER 27, FRIDAY, - wards another touch-dowIn the of the dives. Mr, Wright cheerfully second half Greenwell nearly got away complied and the following was sefor a touchdown on a straight tack cured for publication: Are a necessity these raw days. ilOo, once while Salt Lake was to make sure of a few pieces of playing the 1 tun in favor of any movement to $l..rii) to and for $1, $1.2.), stronger game Just at the close of the make our city purer and better. I up dainty (Mima for (lifts? All prices of choice red from c to $1. Specially good showpink, blue, gray or game In the second half. have publicly expressed myself on in and Saucers. Ogdens punts were far superior to this question, so that the stylos. pleasing ing of Odd saetjues, people gen-eraSalt Lakes and they we, of such a know whore I stand. I welcome height that the Ogden back and ends downed Salt I.ake In Its tracks, while from any source an honest effort to to the bar of bring our Ogden made from three to thirty-fiv- e Law is worthy of greater reJustice. on ball dethe in. On yards running BEDDING and Annual Sale of fensive ball both teams were streaky spect than It receives from our crimiBLANKET Is class. Law nal Table Linen arm the of the city and too frequent braces, in offensive Headquarters. which Now on. reducthe enables government fk ball Salt Lake was a trifle stronger, tion to u of crime minimum If and al Lough she was thrown back for mure and greater lossess than was the fearlessly enforced will close the worst rplaces of moral degradation among us. local team. I remember my first impression of The crowd at the game was the largest and most enthusiastic of any ever Ogden as gained by lower Twenty-fift- h STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. street. Many tiniea have I taken X seen on the Ogden gridiron. A TALK ON Notice 1h hereby given that there For Salt Lake Bints and Richardson some trouble to gain a knowledge of the class of men harbored and bled in will bo a meeting of the stockholders played the strongest offensive game, of the Strong's Canyon Water company while B. Harris was a close second. these places. This knowledge Is the A present of Jewelry la always on Saturday, December 5th, A. D. 1903, Richmond and Harris played the best kind that makes the heart sick. That 4its value for at 7 oclock p. in., at the office of the defensive game. Groesbeck and Wel- a poor degenerate with hnrd earned appreciated beauty ler played good ball except that they money should he compelled to run the durability. Our Rings, Silvtr secretary, No. 2486 Washington Ave., gauntlet of these hells is heart breakArticles and Watches carry be- fumbled at critical times. Ogden, Utah, for the purpose of electside these charms a guarantee 4 ing a board of five (5) directors, and For Ogden Wade and Johnson play- ing. I have confidence in some of our for the transaction of such other busied the best game. Wade has the dis- saloon men to believe they would not 4 of worth. ness as may properly come before the tinction of having played in every stoop to such knavery, but unfortu- X Lee the homeless, unbalanced, nately said meeting. game for four years that Ogden has 370 24th Street. men do not fall Into 4 wrecked, godless Dated Ogden, Utah, November 22, played. the of are these. places They stripped 1902. fumble Wellers and tied Keogh got E. F. RRATZ, Secretary. the game for Ogden. Keogh and Ev- and beaten and thrown Into the pit YOU GET THE EAR ans did better work than the Salt Lake like Joseph of old, before the spend conin colls hours of the their many of the man you want to reach by adverends on defensive play. querors. W.W. time. & Co. tising in Tint Joubxal want columns. Greenwell did the best bucking of men And are of these brotherthe F. M. CAMERON, any man In either team and unassistJOB PRINTERS men. Brothers! For the IliilMays I'rlrM Krewuieble Am I my General Superintendent ed would make from one to five yards. hood of Good solicitors wanted by the Dally Delivery I'nimpt. Minis Well Kepecielly fstslugucs J Do I brother's have any W. FORRESTER, keeper? He got away once for the longest run Utah State JournaL Apply to Horace HolbrooK share in his ruin? Tes; If L without L 3461 Weah. Are. Mine Superintendent of the day, which was forty-fiv- e 8. Foster, city circulator. yards. 420-lhone Kugene Holbrook, Mgr. consent to I ruin. his if A Herald special from Price says: No; protest Brownell and hard played Tracy It looks as if the troubles of Charles games at tackle and were towers of do what I can to make Impossible his ruin. Demolll labor leader, editor and the strength. These men of all men need the the hero of a hundred strikes, had Just Snow passed accurately and played begun. Deputy Sheriff World during Richmond to a standstill In all around strong arm of the law to shield them. the afternoon received a warrant for work. Tribe and Scudder broke But as It Is today every device known to devils is set to ensnare them. I the arrest of Demolll in the event he Is through Salt Lake's line time after cannot released on the appeal from Justice time and showed staying qualities. help but speak strongly of this because I feel strongly. I condition, Burrows sentence or upon habeas corCross and Dean were working all the too seen have much to be able to close some before district pus proceedings time and Dean threw Salt Lake back my eyes and say It Is none of my busiJudge of the state. Therefore bis visit for several losses. ness. to Governor Wells at the latters ofThe game started with Keogh kickI believe our officials are feeling the fice In Salt Lake and a subsequent trip ing to Harris. Salt Lake then by a of some action to regulate to Wyoming are likely to be delayed. series of short plunges took the ball necessity conditions. these terrible This second warrant charges Demolll Ogden citisteadily towards the Ogden goal. Welwith rioting and Inciting a riot at ler went over for a touchdown and zens will back them In any effort to Clear Creek. The complaining wit- then kicked a stop these dives forever. If Electric goal ness name was not given out by the alley must do business let. If neces- V. Keogh again kicked to B. Harris, officer. Up to a late hour this even- who sity requires it, a atone wall be solidfumbled but recovered the ball. built between the places and the ly ing County Attorney Frye had no of1o Stove Hooka 5a Lead Penclla NOTIONS. Salt Lake was penalised for quartersaloons. Separately they are evil inficial informa taion as to an appeal by 5o Butcher Knlvea five-yaall line. sizes, Envelopes, 15o 1o package back run to Captain Pins Paper Demollls counsel. .10o Later Judge Frye Weller tried to punt It but foiled. carnated, hut when both conspire to- Safety Pins, 1 dos .1o School Dictionaries So Nut Crackers worse conceivable. lOo is left for Scofield district where a numnothing gether 1o Scissors, all alses Wax Score Salt So on ball. fell the Can Openers Ironing Keogh 2o Hair Pina, 6 dosen I mean that no double conspiracy Thimbles ber of arrests have been made and 1o 4o Pie Plates 6. 6; Lake, Ogden, 6o roll should be allowed between these two- Roll 1o Crepe Paper, where the cases are to be heard tomor5o Graters Tape..... Ogden kicked to Salt Lake and the KITCHEN 8UPPLIES. circum1e fold under row before as many as three Justices Wash Iniquities, any la Needles, Bluing package half ended on Salt Lake's twenty-yar- d ,.1o Lamp Wicks, dos 5o Is Tea Strainers of the peace in the three precincts. If line with the ball In Salt Lake's pos- stances. Aa it has been, things have Basting Thread 2o Biscuit Cutters 5o So 2 aet dos Kitchen Pearl been too Buttons, Our Spoons, convenient Demolll should gain his liberty on the entirely city 3o Egg Whips session. So Shelf Paper, 24 aheets T&lcom Powder, can ;....5o Is In no of Cake Turners requirement permitting Present charge and sentence against 4q The second half was hard fought and 3o Kid lOo Gallon Tin Palls Curlers, package these, things, and I do not believe our Knives him he will, be Immediately rearrested ...5o Galvanised Tea Kettles 5e Chopping 83o the play was near the center of the Curling Irons 5o Knives will conditions stand terrible on this later such Paring city 1o charge. 63o Measures field. Both teams were forced to kick So Galvanised Dish Pans Tape Potato Mashers to exlat much longer. 81nce the arrival of the soldiers there .10o Tin Cups 4c Muffin Pans IDs Photo Frames, each or give over the ball frequently. The ORA C. WRIGHT. re fewer open threats, and it Is begame ended with the ball In Sajt lieved the worst is now over there unLake's possession on Ogden's twenty-five-ya- rd The new Sooy Photographic Studio WOMENS A CHILDREN'S CLOAKS. til perhaps, the strikers hare It ImAt $1.59, MENS, WOMENS AND CHIDRENS' FUR COLLARETTES line. la the finest In town. Have you seen pressed upon them that they are to va8HOES. $L75, $2.25, 2.45. They are worth more We show the latest styles In Cloaks, cate company property to make room it yet? 2409 Washington. la a sample line and and the prices are low, very low, comNEW PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO. Hendersons Little Red Bchoolhouae money, but this for those who are to come in later and will be sold cheaper. pared with others' high prices. An evidence of the enterprise and take their places. CHILDREN'S CLOAKS Age 1 to 6 Shoes for children are the best made. Special price for one week on CORprogressiveness of Ogdens artistic eleBANK. yrt, sell at 94c, $1.00, 11.25, 22.00, etc. Every pair la warranted and wUl give SETS. Everything at Castle Gate tonight ment Is the new photographic studio FIRST NATIONAL The 75c. line now aella at 48e; A special line of Sample Coats at a tie faction. la as silent as a 2384 Washington Avs. graveyard, except for arranged for Sooy. While in the same medium or short, and In white, drab $1.50. All the latest styles. the noise of passing trains and the or colon. building, 1409 Washington, as was the LADIES' SKIRTS We offer at 98c. WOMEN'S DRESS SHOES In all tramp of the guards about the place old $150,000 IL25, SL28, $1.76, $2.25 and $2.00. LADIES' UNION SUITS; ribbed studio, the new one occupies larger CAPITAL the best leathers; latest styles, with cotton, fleece lined; watching the property of the company. rooms and has been equipped with ev- SURPLUS AND PROFITS....! 73,245 BLACK SATEEN UNDERSKIRTS perfect fitting; 13c. The coke ovens are Prices, At low prices, 49c, 75c, 98c, $1.25, or without extension soles. practically all ery convenience and Improvement for CHILDRENS UNDERWEAR at low fiark. Kelliher, $1.19, $1.55, $1.17, $1.9$, $2.25. the organiser, still the satisfactory treatment of patrons. prices. We transact business In all branches $L2S and $1.98. maintains his headquarters at Helper, There Is a large reception room hand- of banking and extend every courtesy which Is to become the base of supsomely furnished, dressing rooms for consistent with soundness. plies for the strikers. William Price, MENS UNION-MAD- E MENS UNION-MAD- E OVERALLS. SH0E8. ladies and gentlemen and an operating Women's Fine Wool hose at 26 eta another of the outside leaders,has gone a DAVID ground glass With or without bib, 50 cts. ECCLES room fitted with President large Lace Curtains at 41 cts a pair. of can line We the best show you to Palisade, Colo., where, he states, he skylight modern backgrounds and all THOMAS D. DEE .... Brownie Overalls, at 25 cts. Vlcl dress kid In shoes $2.00 Others at 75a 98a $L48 and $1.92 Ogden. 40 'fin sn Mens Rockford Sox, 5c, 7c, 2c and 9c. agreement with some of the details of photography. JAMES PINGREE Cashier shoes at $1.98. Heavy buckle work a pair. the Colorado Heavy Wool Sox at 15c, 18c and 25a operators. Asst Cashier shoe at 98c. Then there are dark rooms with all the JOHN PINGREE lace new fall patterns and will please All boots, Ladles High top Hosiery, heavy cotton, Though the arrests at the several conveniences for the development and fleece-line- d, union-mad- e, lOcta. at a $2.00. Henderson brand, pair. camps are having a wholesome influyou. treatment of negatives. ence along with the now of the Is prehe presence Mr. Sooy states that militia, Judge Frye Is confident the to make platinum and carbon Y0ITLL BE SURPRISED pared worst Is to come Foiled in their ef- photographs that will equal any taken yet forts to get the men out and the fact at ths comfort a pair of that large numbers who have been anywhere. opoetacloo will afford if your vision is in any way dsfsctivs. Intimidated are to work, the going Mysterious Circumstance. You may dread to begin attempts will be made toward the dewas pale and callow and the struction of property. Some of those k was wearing thorn, but you will fresh and rosy. ."Whence the r h started with la very quickly become accusrence? She who blushing this trouble in Carbon New Life Pills Dr. uses King's tomed to thorn and regret that th are known to be dynamiters, tunty alntaln it. By gently arousing the mlfie Frye has you didn't commence sooner. their past records In organs they compel good digestion off constipation. Try them, head direction. The moment J. T. RUSHMER anything r 25o at Jesse J. Driver's, Druggist plclous occurs these fellows will be Optieian Manufacturing P seed where 2412 Wash. Avs. Phono 401 X they may do no mischief. Good solicitors wanted for ths Dally Utah State JournaL Apply to Horace Subscribe for the Utah State JournaL S. Foster, city circulator. Warm Dressing Sacques n. Don't You Want 0 0 f (ups ly law-break- l!ac WRIGHTS - 1 r J J j JEWELRY! : - W. Buswell, I . I Superb Cut Flowers Browning Greenhouses J New York Racket Store The Place to Buy Bargains READ THE LIST OF LOW PRICES J rd .................. $1-5- . Vice-Preside- nt up-to-d- ate Dont Forget that this is a Bargain Store. We Handle the Best Goods and Sell Them Lower than the Other Stores. We Cheerfully Refund Honey if You Are Not Satisfied. NEW YORK RACKET STORE |
