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Show 1 IS APRIL 23, 1901 JOURNAL, SATURDAY, STATE UTAH 40 Notes of the Schools DEMjKOGRAllot SHOE YEARS OLD In Ogden and Other Cities liDG!!ANDEW5IHi cw. TIMt DEPART. WILL SURPASS FORMER ' CONTESTS The visit of the board of education to the higher institution of learning of the state haa convinced them that Ceremonies Participated in by Bishop there are right here at home schools that are as good as like schools in many other parts of the country and that it is not necessary for parents to send their boys and girls away from NEW YORK, April 28. Episcopal- to get a good preparatory traln- Ians of New York and vicinity re ,Ilgf deeply interested Just now in the two hundredth anniversary of St. Georges Cers of these Institutions to get more at Hempstead. L. I. ,n touch with the common schools of A two days celebration of the anni- - the atate In order to find out their gun today with Bishops needs to permit of courses being vergarJ. waB Potter and Burgesa and a number of ranged accordingly other distinguished churchmen among the participants. The great number of people who church before the Episcopal took advantage of the invitations aent Long was built in Brooklyn, King George them were more than delighted with IL had grunted a royal charter to Bt. the manner in 'Which they were enteThis waa in tained last evening at the annual gath-nuGeorgea at Hempstead. 1735, but the Quaker and Presbyterian erlng 0f the Ogden City teachers, settlers hud built a church on the prea- - These affairs have a tendency for the ent site of SL George's in 1648, which teachers to become acquainted with remained an Independent organisation the patrons of the schools and on the until 1704, when It passed under the other hand for the people to become control of the Church of England, and more interested in the general welfare became an Episcopal pariah. Few 0f the teachers and the schools. A de churches In America have a more In- - tailed account of this social event will teresting history than the old Hemp-- 1 be found in another column, stead church, which la built of hewn 4 rrof. Cummings, director of the e logs brought from the forests on the north shore of Iking Island. Among its hibit, was In Ogden for a few hours other claims to distinction is the fact on Tuesday on his way to St. Louia. that the Hempstead parish furnished He will return next week, the first American bishop, the Rev. Samuel Beabury, who waa consecrated Mr. Adams of the Madison school was called to Salt Lake the early part of the week to consult with the advisBASEBALL C0NTE8TS ory board of the State Educational ex AMONG COLLEGE NINES hiblt. OF SECOND ANNIVERSARY. TENNIAL OF CELEBRATION YEARS. CEN-- I I Col- Entriea Includes Nearly Every lege Champion of the East and West. Pa., PHILADELPHIA, athletic of the The eyes 23. April world I are Monday. Later students will be given an opportunity to vote for tbe ticket of their choice. WEBER 8TAKE ACADEMY. The class in grammar and classics has just completed a thorough study of "Scott's Lady of the Lake." Principal D. O. McKay has accepted an invitation to lecture before the Data stake union meeting Sunday after- I wlllK11' I I ar-n- nd I ul Ml ri0' tn art FlorshbimV is turned toward Philadelphia today. Up- or Franklin field this afternoon the aiid noon. (lower of college athletes Pick win glory strive with ever effort to The class in physical geography la fame and the plaudits of the mul- still collecting rock specimens. The titude. The occasion is the ninth an-- I latest is a collection of petrified wood nuai relay carnival of the University of and some quarts crystals from Miss aththis In years past Maud Singleton. Pennsylvania. letlc meet has been second only to the Our basketball girls can now, withchampionship games, Intercollegiate out protest, lay claim to the championred this year it fcir surpasses this an- event in the number and repre- ship of the state. The girls are unsentatlve character of the entries, able to arrange games with any more Never before. In fact, In the history of of the leading teams, who last year college athletics In America has an boasted of having a team that had no event of greater importance been held, equal. Our team haa won every game one in which a keener pitch of enthu- played this season. slasm has been aroused. Practically every college champion One of our leading social events this of the East and West is entered in one season was the ball given by the grador other of the events on the program. uating class Friday evening in Parry Thus, for the first time, a real line on hall. The decorations were by far the respective merits of the eastern best we havet yet seen. Everything and western athletes may be obtained. was trimmed In crimson, the class colThe winner In these events will prac-- 1 or. A beautiful electrical display In tlcally show himself the American eol- one end of the hall gave a very striklege champion, and he will have every ing color effect. claim to such a title. While the principal features of the We were honored this week with the program consist of relay races for presence of State Superintendent A grammar, high school and college Nelson. The students greatly apteams, the individual contests have not his excellent talk during de NEW YORK. April 23. All of thel Mr. ftelgeson, superintendent of preciated been neglected. For the college relay votional, which was demonstrated by dinners there are one, two and four leading colleges have baseball compe-- 1 buildings, is busy having the various rounds of applause. During the day mile races, in which teams of four tltlons scheduled for today, but, as is schools repaired and remodeled. Quite Nelson visited classes and waa Supt. men each are to compete. The races customary In the early games of the a number of the mechanices have been yery liberal in his prfflse of the work are for the intercollegiate champion-- 1 season, the big teams will meet weaker putting in the weelp on this work, being done. whip at these distances. The principal opponents, the matches being virtually features for the individual contests practice games for the more important There has been more sickness among ANNUAL CONVENTION OF are the hurdle contests a few weeks later. dash, pupils and teachers during the past GIDE0N8 AT BARABOO The moat Important game for the week than at any time during the year. race, the pole vault and hammer throw. y I that between Yale and Pennsyl-- 1 it has been a difficult matter to find So many records have been broken BARABOO, WIs., April 23. "If you In all the big relay races this winter I vanla at New Haven. Washington and I enough teachers to do the supply belong to Gideons band, your proper that todays meeting Undoubtedly will Lee plays the Naval Cadets at Annap- - work place Is In, Baraboo today. Several see the smashing of many ohs, Brown and Princeton meet at HIGH SCHOOL NOTE8. hundred, only a fraction of the total Ing marks. The record which Is in the Providence, and Harvard plays the most danger is the mark of I West Point cadeta at the latters number of Gideons, are here. The ma Mr. Retherford of the history de- I minutes 4 seconds, held by Penns j grounds. are busy selling goods over The rhief contest) scheduled for thel pnrtment lectured before the seventh jor portion 1902 quartet. Yale's team has .run the the north, south, east and west and distance in 7:59 indoors, and should be middle west are those of Northwestern and eighth grades of the Centra wishing they were in Baraboo. able to beat this on an outdoor track. and Illinois at Evanston, Indian Uni-- 1 school Thursday. Bloomand Wabash at The Gideons are members of the Chief Interest in the Yale quartet cen- - versity College $$ ters in the running of Parsons, the lnton. University of Minnesota and Christian Much Interest la being shown in the Traveling Mens association Yale Freshman, who broke the world's Carleton College at Minneapolis, Pur-- 1 souvenir edition of the Claaaicum. of America, and this la the third annii Indoor, record twice in succession this due and Rose Polytechnic at Lafay-on- e striking feature of the magaxine al convention of the Wisconsin divia ette, Nebraska and Drake at Des will be the cartoons and art sketches. ion. The order is the strongest in the winter. In the event the race- is I Moines, and Wabash College and Em-- 1 Some very good work along this line state, though it haa large membership I sure to be a thrilling one between the I Pra State Normal school in Iowa, Illinois, Minnesota and elae has been handed In. I .where. Michigan and Cornell quartets. In the Reporta were presented at the $ Brutally Tortured. noth Mias Walker and Miss Bannia business sessions today showing that special events the Interest is just as keen as in the relays. The shot-pthe organization continues te Increase its membership at a gratifying rate, the KTt man, Rosa, of Michlgnn. who haV put haps never heen equaled. Joe Goloblck alvkneaa. Mias Walker is still ill but Tomorrow there will be special rellgi the ahot 48 feet 9 inches; Lemoyne of of Colusa. Cal., writes; "For 15 years I j It Is stated that she will be able to ous services in several churches in which the visiting traveling men will Harvard, who has a record of 46 feet, endured insufferable pain from Rheu-- 1 meet her classes Monday. take a leading part Glass of Yale, both of whom have done across Electric Bitters and its the Invitations are out for the next high I better than 45 feet. In the greatest medicine on earth for that school dnnee. This will occuf next CONGRESSMAN LLOYD event much is expected of Torrey, of truble- A fe'v bottles of It completely Friday night at Dignans halL A large IS RENOMINATED I relieved and cured me. Just as good! Yale, who as a Freshman has run the for ,B a Peclal exPectedLlvep and troubles Ynd attenda,,l,e dash in 15 5 sevconds, equal- - general debility. Kidn(y HANNIBAL, Ma, April 23. The Only 60c. Satisfac- - effort is being made to make this an Democratic primary in the Frst con Ing the world's record. Lanahan, the I Hon guaranteed by Jesse J. Driver, the exceedingly attractive affair. Yale champion pole vaulter, is also gresslonal district today resulted looked upon ns a possible record The Senior class is working hard the renomination of Congressman ST. LOUIS GETTING breaker. on the musical feature of the com- James T. Lloyd. There was no oppo READY FOR THE FAIR It Is nntural that the greatest Intermencement program. This is to be sition. est should center in the one act taken from the Marriage of dash. ST. LOUIS, kin., April 23 The open- -. , vettewhich will be seen the greatest bunch L The music 1. very pretty. FAST SERVICE TO of th Purcha8e THE SOUTHWEST I bein e"peetal,y brlht " ne thel1 tlon Is only one week off and all , buildings and exhibitors are on the ST. LOUIS, Mo.. April 23. The Mis rush. The railroads are making every aourl, Kansas and Texas road will to effort to expedite the shipment and de- morrow Inaugurate its new fast train of exposition exhibits. Early of Chicago. Dear, of Pennsylvania, and livery Mr. Crandall. Into an athletic field. service between this city and south the comlnK WMk Urge force of m(Jof after ?hoolhoun western points. The new train will re will be put to work decorating the the boys may be seen training for the duce the. time of the Katy flyer by building exteriors and grounds in pre inter-hig- h school athletic meet to be three hours between St. Louis and ration for the opening on Saturday. of Princeton. Harvard. Yale. Pennsyl- - pa on the university athletic grounds Galveston, with a corresponding re The men,hanU and Inanufacturer vanla. University of Chicago, Univerductlon for Intermediate points and the city will make the opening day a M.ty 14th. the southwest. sity of Michigan, Purdue, Syracuse public holiday. Though the opening Last University, Amherst, University of Ill- will not be Dr. Thomas night a gave very accompanied by such elab- inois. Cornell, University of Wiscon orate ceremonies as marked the dedl- - interesting address before the Men' c,ub f the Conreat,onal nUmbr 01 cation last year the urch on exposition author- other big colleges. Preaent-da- y of Socialism aspects ofl!h itles expect a much larger crowd visitors to be on hand. Hotels and " GernM,ny- A Dr-- Thomas has spent THE NICKEL PLATE ROAD e 11,84 4 ei,rB "tudylng in Europe. boarding houses, in fact, are already he b,e 40 s,Ve the re"ult of In with strangers anticipation Will sell tickets to Cleveland, Ohio, and filling original investigations. of the event. of return account of National Baptist an. Good . niversary, on May 16th, 17th and During the past week the larger por j Teas ,r,JH,i,h an4 tion of the students have become very Coffees Pto !5 Tlctet. 1" n..lon.( '". Il.rbln., t,k, politic n,orlnj date of sale. By depositing same ex- - breakfast, will keep you in robust! Two Political parties were organised tended return limit of June 10th may health, fit you to ward off disease. It by Dr. Thomas with the idea of in-secured. Through service to NeW curB constipation, biliousness, dys- - structlng the students In the methods York City, Boston and other eastern PcP,a Ycver. skin, liver and kidney by which candidates for th. Good I High Grade Shoe Making in the week all the N , 3 Na 6 " ARRIVE. Pacific Expre fr0m Denver, Pueblo. Provn Balt Lake City an mi polnta east, daily Pacific Limited from Salt Lake City. Prov Denver and all polnu ,MBJn, .... Hally Flor-sheimSh- of desirous Na :1Spjl for Puhla No- - 1 oe of its excellent construction. Pacific Mall from Denver, Pueblo, Leea. vllle, Balt Lake city and all points east dally No. 9 Local from Sanpete 11 Valley Thronrh Bleeping Cars to &. con- gty, Chicago and j.... Om.i..' Louis. I. A. BENTON, General Agent partment, Balt Lake City. vincing you. un 81 Ds C. A. HKKBY, Ticket Agent, Ogden. O. S. GILSON, Agent, Ogden. I The I 4itlaTn4iC 2SS?. will convince you We M it's. Puebio0' Invkf the Florsheim' Shoe. There is a vast difference in shoe making. Atrial of the - .S1 Lead vine, ability to originate smart creations for men in durable, footwear has won popular favor for are- polM. Toggery I I 1 ex-th- I SPECIAL I I I TIME CARD In Effect Nov. 22, 19Q I Depart for North of Ogden. Pocatello and Butte 1:25a.m. Express, daily Na 7 Fast Mall for Pocatello and Portland, 11:55 a.m. daily I I I I I I At Cost Sale 100-ya- rd 120-ya- I I I I I I I long-stan- two-mi- le Na 8 Na 18 Na Na I 4- -5 I Our Entire Line of : I Na .... t SHOES Na Men's, Boys,' Ladles, Misses, Children's and Babies Shoes all go at cost prices. Na . I I - four-mi- le REESE HOWELL """M - rss I 100-ya- rd ' - - 50-ya- rd Buy this $2.75 Assortment froi Edgar Jones choice 4tofyour inr $1.00 MAGAZINE T' - , J I To Be 1 Absolutely - Sure I vsVo!.r ra ,r, bm be "r, it. the Mckel Plate road. Meals on American club meal plan, ranging In price from 35 cents to $1; also ser- rice a la carte Phics.n a.nnt. Salle and Van Buren streets, th" only passenger station In Chicago cn the eie- vated loop. For particular write gent. 911 f8trCt paenS" Denver P I a,,d elected. It was found thnt the students knew more than the principal had elven thpm credit for knowing, especially in regards to the workings of machine politics. The Republican delegate, met in convention Thurs- The management of the Journal will day afternoon, adopted a platform and conBld" hvor will chose candidates for the office of pres. report promptly any of Lent and The Demo papers. Telephone 664. erotic convention will be held next Smith, Whitney, Texas, writes April 3. 1902: I have used Herblne, and l flnd the heat medicine for const Ipa- Hon anl liver troubles. It does ail you 1 cnn claIm for highly recommend 60c a bottle. Sold by Geo. F. Cave. it non-delive- ry vice-preside- nt. Spices Baking Powder and Things to Eat Extra Premiums 7:15 p.m. Fast Mall from Ogden. Port- Cache Valley Na 9 Na 8 FREE Butte and Pocatello Salt from Express Lake City and Intermediate points, dally. ...13:45a.m Atlantic Express from Salt Lake City and Intermediate 7:00am polnta, dally Na 7 Pocatello and Portland Express from Salt Lake City, daily. 12: 20 am Na 1 Fast eMail from Salt !:00pm Lake City, daily Na 11 Cache Valley Express from Salt Lake 6:55pm City, dally The CncxuBOASD Assoktxkxt Comma or: pekgs. Ralston Breakfast Food, at Uo. .80o b sacks Purina Health Flour, at 35c. . . .70c 1 10c package Ralston Health Crisp 10c 1 10c lOe package Kali ton Cereal Coffee 1 15c package Ralaton Health Gelatine 15c 1 15e package Balaton Health Oata 15c 2 can Balaton Baking Powder 50c 1 15c package Purina Pancake Flour 15c 1 25c sack Ralston Kornklm 2Se 1 15c package Balaton Hominy Grits 15c 3 2 b 12-l- lb 22.75 This assortment contains tha letters 1901, TIME CARD, In affect Nov. B spalling tha words Ssnd tha coupons to the RalsDEPART. ton Purina company, 8t. Louis, Mis7:1 6 Mail and Express-.- . Na Magasouri, and your favorite tor Limited Na 8 Oveland zine will bo sent to your homo Free Omaha, Council Bluff. Denver, Kansas CUT .. for a Whole Year. and East, dally tor Na 4 Atlantic Express Denver, Omaha, Council Bluffa Kansas City and all points daily 371 Twanty.Second Street ARRIVE MBS. a H. ELWOOD, Paor. 8 Pacific Express from Na Newly furnished throughout; equipment Omaha Bluffa cenCouncil electric steam modern; heal; lights, Rates Kansas CW trally located. Board by day or week. 5J0-Denver, reasonable. Telephone and east, daily Pu-r-i-n- $1-0- The 0 Elwood j.ja K Fresh Fish and Oysters Received Every Day. James Ballard 831 Siieet. Twenty.Feurth Phouc 127-K. OvelanfllLImltedfrom uffa Omaha, Council Denver Kansas City, and all points east. J;MpbSl Na 1 Na 101 daily Fast Mall It pays at to trade Superb Cut Flowers Great American Importing Tea Co S4C TWENTY-FIFTST. Order carefully filled and promptly delivered 5 5 HolbrooK Greenhouiei Phone 420-- Eugene Holbrook, Hgr , p a A. HENRY. Ticket attcoRSRPy Traveling Passenger this week H 7:D4a.m. Ex- For a Whole Year ! rd - 124 Telephone sad d. 100-ya- 8traeL 338 25th 2-- Ex- Valley 10:20 a.m. press, daily Pocatello Express, 5:31 dally pa I 8outh of Ogden. Depart for I From Portland, Butte and Pocatello, for Salt 7:30a.m. Lake City 4 Local to Salt Lake 9:10a.m. City IS Cache Valley to Salt 10:45 a.m. Lake City 8 Limited for Salt Lake 1:05 p.m. City, dally 10 From Portland and for Salt Pocatello 5:55pm Lake City, dally Arrive from South of Ogden. & SONS ut Cache No. 10 Youll find that we have nearly everything In hats. We are also selling at actual cost d- 11 land and Butte, dally ..HATS.. I Na Arrive from North Mens and Boys rd 9 press, dally In order to make goods move quicker we Intend during this sale to sell at actual coat our entire line of I Na UNDERTAKE and EMBALM AS" |