OCR Text |
Show DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL, MONDAY. . SHOCKLEY'S ANTECEDENTS. GUS Is Cousin of Missouri Boodls Senator-MurdNot Postesssd of Any Property. erer ed non-uni- on Iler-bcftt- al, non-uni- on We low-press- Er-mo- nt two-prong- ed , -- al-1- yesterday yi al Wll-sle- y. al four-lev- ; - i . 1 er iusi.. iV, 1901. SWIFT'S MOTTOES. Valuable Advic. Contained in the ims of the Late Chicago Millionaire. When J.iik" Shockley, the street car murderer, offered to deed over to the widow, of his two victims HAS certain BROWNING M. JOHN DEORGANIZATIONS valuable property which he claimed LABOR HOME. NOUNCE MISSOURI'S GOVERNOR would come into his iHissession in the next year, he apparently gave away Iron what he did not have. Ordanfor the Automatic Shooting According to a Young Women Taks Sides With Strikletter from Dr. John D. Sheba, a Coming in at a Rapid ers Even to Postpinoment fellow townsman of Rato. Shockley's family, of Waddings. Jack Shockley has no property of his own nor has he the remotest chance la at home after John M. Browning ST. LOUIS. Jan. 25. At a meeting Tailing heir to any in the future. months in Belgium. Mr. eight is It qendlnf stated in a letter to the Salt last night of the Central Trades mid Inventor of the Browning ia the Lake Herald that Shockley is a first union, embracing all the labor Browning automatic ahot gun cousin of State Senator Buel L. Mat- unions in St. Louis, resolutions were and ha been ln EuroP superintending thews of Missouri, who is now under adopted indorsing the strike recently the manufacture of special machinery a charge of bribery at Jefferson City. declared by the drivers for liverymen Mo. Another uncle of jjececaary to make the guns, ' Shockley Is and undertakers, and denouncing the tTien Mr., Browning left Belgium Peter Matthews, who is serving a life course of Governor Dockery and Chief waa turning two weeks ago the factory sentence in the Missouri penitentiary of Police Klely I11 taking such rigid . a shot guna day, but for a crime out eighty committed with his own cognisance of the strike and permitting been Increased the capacity has since men to be sworn In as pridaughter. to nearly one hundred, per day. The The writer of the letters declares vate watchmen empowered to carry to New York weekly That Mack pins are shipped Shockley, as he was called arms. to the. various deal- In Marias distributed and are Otherwise the strike situation reMissouri, was wayThe de- ward when county, ers throughout the country. a boy. He run away from mains unchanged. No more drivers mand on the Browning automatic Ans his home five have to returned work since sixteen years after ago stealing company is far ahead of the supply money from his sister and a horse from employees of the Hardy Livery comand many orders from foreign dealers his father, which he afterwards sold. pany resumed work Friday. Many uncannot be filled for some time under Since that time little has been heard dertakers drove their own carriages the contract of the Utah company that from Shockley, but it was understood during funerals yesterday. No Interall American orders must be filled be- that he had Joined the army. He in- ference was attempted by any of the fore foreign orders are filled. formed his family that he was going strikers. The guns are manufactured at Young women sympathisers of the to the Philippines. Shockley's full near Lelge. Arrangements may name Is James McPherson hackmen and carriage drivers striking Shockley. he made for the manufacture of the have pledged themselves to postpone several prospective weddings until ths guna ln this country. ALL TR00P3 HAVE Mr. Browning went to New York, RETURNED FROM CARBON strike Is settled, or utilise the moving met her husband there and returned vans ant! wagons rather thaa ride in home with him. men. The last detachment of the state carriages driven by women are The all young membets troops which have been on duty in Carbon county during the coal strike of unions, and the wedding dates for HOME returned to Balt Lake yesterday. The many of them have been set. When troops were ordered out Just two they adopted this resolution at a meetmonths ago yesterday, the orders be- ing and It became known to the strikers were enthusiastically felicitated. ing Issued on November 24th. The full they force of 293 officers and inen went to the various coal fields and all stayed NEW POWER SIGNALING ON FRENCH RAILWAYS four weeks. Then they were gradually withdrawn as the strike conditions beContinued from Page 1.) An Interesting new development of came better, and during the last few power signaling Is to be carried out In of soldiers' a weeks only was handful left Manila Christmas day and made connection with the Installation of necessary to preserve order. Various an overland trip through Japan and pneumatic apparatus at estimates of the cost of the strike to touched China at Hong Kong and Junction on the Northern railthe state have been made; but Adjutant Shanghai. of road France, by the British PneuGeneral Charles S. Burtbn says that The governor's reception by the Emmatic company. This Junction, Signal the nearest estimate would be (25,000 peror of Japan was most cordial, show-nl- g which Is within a short distance of and that the tabulated expense sheet, the Mikado to be very anxious to which will be ready in a few days, will Paris, is ln the shape of a maintain with relations stem of which leads to Paris, friendly foot up to about that amount. The fork, the America. one prong goes toward Pontolse while Utah Fuel company has not made ayiy . Canon Taylor will, leave., the party statement of Its loss.' which" was- - Un- and the other toward Valmondolse, all at 8L Louis and take charge of the three lines being double tracks. There doubtedly heavy, and the loss to the are also construction of the Philippine buildiseveral sidings requiring to be soldiers must have footed up well tongs for the Worlds Fair. He brought worked from the Junction cabin. To ward a thousand or two. with him five natives whom he left for simplify the work of the signalmen a few days at San Francisco. Forty It has been decided to use route le8ALT LAKE RIFLEMAN acres of land have been allotted the vers and each combination of switch BREAKS STATE RECORD Philippines at the fair and this will be a cross road will be worked forming ' .v r covered with bamboo houses which naa lever, while another single by signal All previous Utah records in rifle tive carpenters are now erecting. Fifall the signals in each lever operates shooting were broken yesterday at the ty natives are. at work. in. St. Louis these signals being selectlocal butts by Jesse Johnson, a mem- direction, now. Twelve thousand tons on of mated" the ground through the ber of the Salt Lake Rifle club, in a erial have already been shipped from switches. Thus, instead of having to decisive manner. Johnson's score Manila to St. Louis. over a number of levers in series pull 100, was 96 out of Judge Taft went to the Philippines one side of 8 held by in order to pass a train from record which the beats in April, 1900, as president of the Barnes, made on May 10th of last year. of the Junction to the other, the signalPhilippine commission. He was made man will only have to pull two levers, Breckon equaled Barnes' record this governor of the islands July 4. 1901. of which will work the whole comthis mark had never been one It would be the Irony of Fate if this fall, but bination of switches necessary to be beaten on a Utah rifle range until advancement which is being thrust moved, while the other Is a master leJohnson turned the trick yesterday. upon him should win for him the rever for the whole of the signals for In order to get this record Johnson publican presidential nomination.. route. six bullets inside of an eight-inc- h that But as has been said. Governor placed In the case of the siding the princibullyseye at 200 yards, each shot Taft is a native of of the route lever is to be carried Ohio, and as such ple counting ten points. Four more shots a a man of Destiny. further and both the signal and step were within one inch of the eight-inc- h the switch operated by one stroke of bullseye, each shot counting nine OGDEN WINS IN THE lever. The route lever arrangehte the total of the ten shots makBOWLING TOURNAMENT points, ment exists ln essence at the already ing 96. Staines installation on and Salisbury The world's record ls 98, made by The first of a series of three bowlThe the London and Southwestern. Peter Bergerson at Cheyenne. ing tournaments to be varia is mechanism employed simply played between ih Oregon InShort Line team of Salt of the automatic return. ation IS BY JURY Ike City and the Union Pacific team TRIAL to the once back of at stead coming DENIED IN PHILIPPINES f Ogden, was leto the stroke of on cabin the Acme the complete played the R. Saturday night The Ogden boys 25. ver the and release L. Interlocking, aJn. SAN FRANCISCO, won four of the five games played. Wilsley, attorney-generof the Phil- return sir from the operating chamber Mr. Flesh ner made the highest individen route to Is conveyed to the second set of here has arrived ippines, ual core, 805. several switches which it operates In the usual to C D. argue Washington, The next games will be played at cases before the supreme court. Involv- way, and thence the return nlr comes Sait Like City. ing constitutional questions now pend- back to the cabin to give automatic The Saturday the night score follows: ing on appeal from the supreme court Indication to the signalman that set SALT LAKE. is route up. properly of the Philippine islands. Martin ...... ...116 In the matter of piping there will 182 J55 121 119883 in the trial of by The Jury right 8. Williams 144 119 112 127 118620 Islands will be determined by one of probably be a saving over the ordinary Pea non .... 101 154 182 169 154710 them. The act of congress giving civil method of operating by separate levers, Williams seem 99 159 158 111 118645 government ln the Philippines does but paradoxical though It may be rewill of levers a number constituof the larger clause the not contain Touts the with 2638 tion which guarantees the right of trial quired than would be wanted combination each as OGDEN. ordinary practice, by Jury. The position of the governMorton 148 147 167759 ment of the Philippines, which Is to be of switches will require a separate leChmp .. ver. The Installation at Ermont will 135 181 141 152696 represented by Attorney-GenerHes ... frame, and It Is un163 129 154 126749 Is that the Jury system can only have a Plwhner is satisfactory the It if an derstood that .:.f.l55 152 150 150805 be extended to the archipelago by will he used on or low apparatus pressure act of congress. While the principle . , .'' ToUls... the offIn of the Northern, other parts been 3009 the question has passed upon inthe Insular cases," this point has icers of which have expressed their v 80YS CONFESS tention to adopt power signaling in THAT never been before the court. over forTHEY WRECKED TRAIN Another case Involving the Philip- future foi all installations of Gasette. no ty levers. Railroad pine government act provided that dexver. jan. 25 ln Jeoptwice he shall placed person If v6as. N. Mm at A Runaway Bicycle. ofardy of punishment for, the same 5tron Aldrich, age In was fense. The Spanish law, which lsand Wiliini Terminated with an ugly cut on the existence at the time that this set was Tested there of J. B. Orner, Franklin Grove, III. leg the right passed, gives the government d to a stubborn ulcer unyieldwrecking of appeal from Judgments of acquittal It developed Grande freight to and remedies for four doctors ing in criminal cases. U Arnica Salve January Bucklen's . 10th, The supreme court of the Philip- years. Then were after' as cured. It's Just good for Bums, decision tt pines was held by uanlmnus Skin JJlh was lute, an Eruptions and Piles 25c. that the act of congress does not repeal Scalds, nl and injur J. Driver's Jesse at drug store. the old Spanish law. cele-tmt- JANUARY mt Do Max- Stt ift, the In to head of the greai parking house of Swift A Chicago, left an estate worth over K. Muslin UNDERWEAR? ii THAT WERE NOT BOUGHT FOR SPECIAL SALES. WE HAVE PLACED OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF UNDER-WEADEPENDABLE MUSLIN AND EMBROIDERIE8 ON SALE AT PRICES WHICH WILL EVERY LADY WHO SEES THEM. NOTICE THE WORKMANSHIP, QUALITY AND 8TYLE AND COMPARE WITH GOODS BOUGHT FOR SPECIAL SALES. GOODS Mr. Swift did not IVrhap the pleasures of life: in fact, he was known to have missed many that den money eunnot buy. mid per-hthere are many people who be:il R ai . lieve ih.ii his mode of life was not lde.il. hut he left to the young men of the oin try and some of the old ones as well - a greater legacy than can lie measured by wealth. He left the example of his life and the original maxims which were his guide in building a great business. Ail of these maxims have liven eolleeted and are presented herewith, complete, for the first time: No nun. however rich, has enough money to waste in putting on style. The richer a man gets the more careful lie should be to keep his head level. .Husiness, religion and pleasure of the right kind should be the only things in life for any man. A big it end and a big hank account were never found together t the mil it of anyone, and never will In. No young man is rich enough to smoke 25 -- cent cigars. Fery time a ntun loses his temiwr he loses his head, and when he loses his head he loses several chances. Next to knowing your own business, it's a mighty good thing to know as much about your neighbor's as possible. esiieclally If he's in the same line. The best a man ever did shouldn't be his standard for the rest of his life. The successful men of today worked mighty hard for what they've got. The men of tomorrow will have to work harder to get it uway. If the concentration of a lifetime ls found ln one can of goods, then that life has not been wasted. f No man's success was ever marked by the currency that he pasted up on bill boards. When a clerk tells you that he must Wave the office because It Is 5:20 p. m., rest assured that you will never see his name over a front door. The secret of all great undertakings Is hard work and Given these two qualities and a residence in the United States of America a young man has nothing else to ask for. Suc1 e. cess. 1i CILARIftS 2356-236- Washington Avs. 2 OGDEN, UTAH IT SAVES YOUR CARPET Q A GOOD BIG STOVEBOARD TWO DAYS SPECIAL SATURDAY AND HONDA Y. d Stove Board, regular (1.75, Sale Pries Stovs Board, regular $1.50, Sale Price d Stove Board, regular $1.25, Sals Price d 8tove Board, regular 90s, 8alo Price Paper-line- d 8tove Board, regular 75c, Sale Price Stove Board, regular 70c, 8alo Price 36x36 33x33 30x30 26x26 30x30 26x26 Wood-line- Wood-line- d Wood-lineWood-line- Paper-line- d YOU CAN AFFORD $1.25 $1.10 .90 .70 .55 50 TO BUY ONE NOW. Boyle Hardware Company JOHN A. BOYLE, Manager. ...A GREAT OFFERING... UK Superb Stationery at prices that defy competion ' THE DIALECT TYPEWRITER. 1 you want good, reliable . (Portland Oregonian.) .Novelists whose output has been lessened by the necessity of tediously writing dialect storeies will hail with Joy an Invntlon just patented by a Portland man. Briefly, the new machine may be described as a dialect typewriter. The letters are so arranged that the operator writes as if using ordinary English, and the story appears In dialect, from negro to Scottish, Irish. German, Swedish, Bohemian, Bowery, Chinook, h. pidgin English. Bostonian, and hlatoric-al-novelia- The surprising thing about the invention Is its simplicity, says the Inventors best friend. Suppose the novelist is writin a negro dialect story. on the keyHe strikes the letter board. It is writen Ah.' Shifting the key to Irish, the same letter is reproduced as Oi.' Shifting to Dutch, it is written Me.' The thing Is ludicrously obvious and thousands will wonder how they were stupid enough to mfas It. ROSS BOOK STORE 'I' 1 The inventor has already received orders from several noted writers of fiction. The Rev. Cyrus Townsend In Brady, ordering a machine for each of his twelve stenographers, writes : 1 wish I had known of your Invention before beginning Sir Your sailor attachment, combined with the hlstorical-novells- h, would have expedited my work very materially. I look forward to at least ten books a month with the aid of your device. In William Dean Howells says: From Home," your Letters writing Bostonian keyboard would have been a welcome aid. Hitherto the trouble and difficulty of the work has kept me from attempting dialect stories, but now I contemplate writing an Irish and a negro story.' Miss Margaret Horton Potter wishes to order three machines with attachment only. 'Please send Owen Wlster says: three' machines with cowboy attachment as soon as possible. Your Idea is great Keep up the lick.' "The Inventor has also received the Mr. Richard following suggestion: Harding Davis presents his compliments and begs to inquire If there ia any possibility of obtaining a typewriter that will write In gentlemanly language only, with no possibility of slipping into vulgar speech." 1 hlstor-ical-novell- sh If you want steel or wood filing cases, loose leaf ledgers or card index systems drop a card to C. 8. Pulver, Ogden or Balt Lake City. Sallsf&ctii in every Purchase.1 OF FASCINATION THE BUYING THE MOST SEASONABLE G00D8 AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES IS DOUBLED WHEN YOU GET SUCH FOUND QUALITIES AS ARE AT BURTS. THE LINE COVERS EVERY-ARTICL- E AND IN LADIE8 MI8SES WEARING APPAREL, DRE8S GOODS, SILKS, TRIMMINGS, LACES, HOSIERY, WINTER GOODS, BEDDING, Did you ever Note the grocer's look of quiet approval when you ask him to hand out a pack of Wheat Flakes T" That Is his way of Indicating approval of your Judgment He knows that yon know a good thing when you see It ETC. ' DONT FAIL TO NOTE THE GREAT REDUCTIONS ON TISTIC COAT8, FURS, SKIRTS, AR- JACKETS, AS ETC., SHOWN IN SOUTH WINDOW. Burt's e management of the Journal will Ider It a favor If subscribers will of rt promptly any non-delive- ry ra. . Telephone 664. Do you know That Wheat Flakes" Is the choicest breakfast food that ever came down tha pike? It la milled with the most approved cereal machinery from clean whole wheat with the outer covFull discarded. ering b. The cartons. weight kind you dont get tired of." Bros, Peery MILLING CO. |