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Show DAILY Annals of Miltown j g , Bugle Man Tells the Difference Be-tween Himself and that Other Great Editor, Henry Waterson L sf : I WATERSON FELL DOWN. THE BlUtown Bugle.) (From the ve just read In a valued where and how thai other great Waterson. fell down. Itor. Henry WE thought Until this happened as great a man and genry was nearly are. Still WE had al-,0, as WE thought there was a screw loose yl annewbere in Henrys noggin. Hteause he made a mistake that WE would be weak enough to comjjver mit Another great editor, who, like US. Is and wealthy character, i good, wise offered to give Colonel Henry $25,000 articles dur- m write a few newspaper the campaign. gist do yout think the money! the chump did? VILLAGE you think WE would refuse that pDch money? Or refuse any money? WE think not Well. Taken DIDNT KNOW IT WA8 LOADED. (From the BlUtown Bugle.) WE seldom ever try to do OUR in Custody Personal Pointers SPECIAL at Embroidery e A from vs: and by Citizens Coal Company Guards No sistance Offered. HEADSMAN. He fused Ho ITALIANS ARRESTED NEAR HELPER. 103 sf hi-i- 5 1JOl. i OVER From the Rilltuwti itugle.) W h n re now the village headsman. Known to all as And WE tell OUR hmen To present US with their fingers. With OUR little ax WE did It Amputated all their fingers, Ungers which had done such service In the way of hooking onto Sundry stacks of filthy lucre. Tea, deprived them of their fingers. While OUR several, sundry henchmen Chided US a little, saying As unto the bow the string is So are fingers to a boodle r, Robbed of them he cannot use them. That is why WE find OUR fingers To be used getting money. One reason why WE use OUR fingers Is because WE NEED THE MONEY. MONDAY, APRIL floor of 246S Washington avenue, Ogden, Utah, in room 44. Any stock u Hii which this asses-memay remain unpaid on the 6th of June, BUM. will lie advertised day as delinquent and unless payment Is M.iginhi went to S.ilt Lake made before will be sold at public thi auction on the titli day of July at 3 nil legal busllit'MM. p. m. of that d iv in office No. 44. at J;1 'ill Mrs. Ckm-neGunnell h.ie Washington avenue, Ogden City., ret:1",',! frein El lasn. Tex., where to pay said delinquency, adverUtah, the.. the winter. tising and expense of sale. T'.wiilnie Kuehler has gone to the JOSEPH GODDARD. Idai:. sheep r.ineli of Ktiehler Bros, Secret. try overland Mining and Milleon p.ny to spend a few weeks. ing Company. J llassetl has gone to Lewiston, DO YOU WANT A HOUSE? Idah" t.i engage in the mercantile I have a number of nice homes lobusivss with Harry Shuffelmrgor. in different parts of the city Morris Hardman has gone to Se- cated owned by eastern parties. Must be attle m respone to a message announcsold at once. Easy terms If desired. ing (lie serious illness of his father. K. S. ROLAPP, Eedes Bldg. : 1 I HOW log sf UTAH STATE JOURNAL, Offering i Re- to the Suit Lake Tribune Prliv, Utah, dated yesterday, iMH-i-i- wi About thirty picked men, citizens deputised by the sheriff and picked V. 1'. llayes, trainmaster ut Promguards of the Utah Fuel company, led ontory Iint. passed through the city by t W. Shores, M. p. lira fret and yesterday to visit ut Salt latke City Sheriff Wilcox, quietly left the rendes-vou- s for a few days. at the company store at Castle Gate this morning at 2:30 o'clock. They marched to the dead-lin- e below camp, where a halt was made until half an hour before daylight. Then the greater number of the force formed in line and, under cover of darkness, marched to Strlketown. Before the drowsy sentinels were aroused to a realisation of the situation they were looking Into the muscles of rifles and were under arrest. Soon they were In the street, guarded by men who went there to enforce the law and place behind the bars those whose boast had been that there are not enough men in Carbon county to serve a warrant of arrest in Striketown and take away We have been fortunate in j beautiful a of EMBROIDERIES worth anywhere 20 to 50 cents a yard. We are now selling them at Hue 8c to 25c CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF PER YARD. NEW YORK STOCKS Judge Rolapp has returned from Furnished by the Ogden Brokerage Co. 2482 Washington Avs., Phono 215. southern California and will open court Monday, April 25. at Farmington tomorrow morning. lie Is nun h Improved in health by his va- Clipper 4ia, Norfolk A West : Atchison com .... TJ. Ontario A West . cation. Ky 117 pfd ...... Pennsylvania Smelter com ...!..'Wh Lmlsvllie AN... lirpo Sheriff Joseph lutiley and District Smelter pfd. wSj Mtasourl I'aeltle . Ki'a Alton com W, Heading Attorney George Halverson went to Kolllmnra Ohio. It'S Hack Island .. .. ' 46'. Southern Pat iltc. Hrooklyu Salt Like today to visit some prlso-er- s Canadian 117 Hu Paul iuc: Pac in the Utah penitentiary who Met. 1I21, Sugar A Ohio Southern Kyeom ai'J claim they have secrets of great Im- Che. Ktotirnmlu turn ai, Texaa Si; Tennessee foal.. XI lint portance to disclose to them. What Con. V7 MM I'liloii tin I'aclfle People' 111'. SH,; Steel emu they amount to will be learned upon Krie . Vi I IlllnoU Central., Steel pfd NO? their return. . Manhattan Western I'liiou lti1, ob- taining at a very low price OUR GREAT SALE OF Hats -- Shirts -- Shoes . . AT . i Prices Get-Co- st . -a Will Be Continued Until May 10. Tnu-lio- . . Reese-Howe- . & ll 1 . ASSESSMENT NOTICE. Kannai A Texas.. v Kew ork Cent... till Wabash pfd . a. Sons Co. CHICAGO GRAIN AND PORK. duty, but VK accidentally discharged May Delivery. It the MILL-inother OVERLAND g MINING AND day. hing kc, Wheat Oats n; In fact, we didnt know It wot loaded. busAnd that la only half of the story: Company. Principal place of The Death Penalty. 46 Corn ll.W 1ork - nbl wilL WE never iness Utah. OUR simply wanted readers to Ogden City. gB on call Money know that WE never discharge OUR a Notice is hereby given that a a meetWhen Ranny Heart offers US A Hi lie thing Homellmce results In prisoner. p la of Board the of of Directors the (and he may) WE will accept it duty purposely. Thus a mere scratch, Insignideath. ing Rut one building was left unsearch-eWE wouldn't even discharge a gun. 0UB just duea ficant cute or puny falls have paid the In one part of this Mother" Jones Overland M. & M. Co., held on the 23d NEW YORK STOCKS of April, 1904, an assessment of death penally. It la wise to hBve Buck-lcri- 's day is quarantined, and the other part held CHICAGO GRAIN a mill ier share was levied upon We depend on our eoinmlsatiin, not half Arnica Halve ever hundly. It's Sylvester Tldesco and Caesar Antoour customers' losses, for our profits. the stock of the Salve on enrth and will precapital best the corporation, The eommuialoii house in only nio. the leaders of the strictly the state. vent fatality, when Burns, Sores, Ulmob nf Italians who broke quarantine pa yable. Immediately to Joseph GodOGDEN BROKERAGE CO. of the conxtratlnn, at cere and llle htreaten. Only 25c. at 2W2 WAHltlNliTON AVE. I'llOllS 215. regulations to take away from Help- dard, secretary the office of the company on the fourth $ er their beloved adviser. Jesse J. Driver's drug store. HM Except the two mentioned, not a man was left at Strlketown. Even the RANCH LINE TO BE WILL FIGHT ORDER BUILT IN NEVADA AGAINST 8 LOT MACHINES dummy representation of their leader, Demolll, which had figured proudly at Fallon, the county seat of Churchill Theorder of Chief of Police Lynch the head of several of their columns county, New, and the center of the r ecof Salt Lake for the removal of slot in their parades, like his living emudone now work the tion hini by machines which pay In drlnka and ci- lators, was borne along in the colbeing to la railroad. a ZINC ENAMELED. have It (oremment, gars Is to meet with opposition. Sev- umn of 116 Demolll enthusiasts, and Into marched sunrise. at win connect with the main line of the eral machines Helper just were in operation yesTILE AND OPAL Not a shot was fired. The success Southern Pacific at Massle, and will terday In defiance of the order. The LINED miles officers did not molest them, pending of the raid Is due almost entirely to k of standard gauge, forty-fiv- e k length. This was decided upon at further advice from the city attorney, the foresight of the leaders, who chose PRICES i has meeting held at Fallon last and a legal fight over the proposition daybreak as the time to do their work. mk, when over $20,000 was subscribeImpends. The wholesale dealers who To this fact Is added another circumJ. son of the general are agents for the machines will prob- stance of almost equal importance. At d Kruttschnitt, of the Southern Pacific, was ably take the matter tfc and make a that hour. In the morning the wind onager which blows down tbe canyon Is so present, and will probably be manager test case in the courts. cold that the sentinels were compelled of the new road. In Is a in The city peculiar position TO to seek shelter. limatter It because the has accepted Even raid was The RYNDON TUNNELS FINISHED. secretly planned. cense fees for practically all the mo did not whither they were chines now in operation. Some of the the guards ordered until a few minutes before the H. F. Van Swearingen, engaged in IN THE LATEST AND MOST cigar dealers and others have paid railroad contracting work at Rydon, their license a year In advance. They raid began. PATTERNS AT ARTISTIC was in town Sunday. Sylvester Tldesco and Caesar AntoHe reports that maintain that by accepting this money PRICES THAT MEAN READY the work at the tunnels is completed and giving a license the city entered nio, who are tonight behind the bars SALE FOR US. comwere In the Carbon county jail, ud that what few men are now at into a contract to permit the. mato to after march the raid, vork ballasting and cleaning up the chines to be OUR DISPLAY WINDOW CONWE ARE operated during a certain pelled, and themselves up to artrack will soon be sent elsewhere. give Helper held Is of Aa a matter it law, period. TAINS SPECIAL VALUES FOR A EXCLUSIVE AGENTS Tells Herald. the contract cannot be abrogated with- rest FEW DAYS ONLY. FOR OGDEN. Mother Jones, In spite of her Inout the consent of both parties. The WORLDS FAIR EXCURSIONS. owners of the slot machines will not flammatory speeches, declares that the Is consent to dissolving the contract, and law supreme and that the men must the recent convention of the hence they declare they have a right abide by Its dictates. The arrest has established the fact Transcontinental Passenger Agents' to continue to operate the machines. there are enough officers and citithat traoclatlon In Santa Barbara, Cal., It In Carbon county to make an arzens u decided to run two excursions a STUDENTS BODY FOUND. rest. even under the most trying conk from the Pacific coast to the St. Yesterday two boys found the body ditions, and it is believed the demonkul worlds fair, The schedule will Alfred R. Peterson lying In City stration will of fa open from put a check on further May to October Creek cahyon, about two and a half acts of lawlessness. miles from Salt Lake City. Peterson Saints was a student In the Latter-da- y RAILROAD NOTES. HI and While temporarily university. much repair work Is going on deranged Peterson wandered out In a railroad machine shops that a blinding snowstorm on the night of d many employes were obliged to February 29ti. Tor yesterday and it Is. said that swkd repairs are so great that extra MEET. COMMISSIONERS ne will be needed to complee them. Bupetfiftendent & Buckingham of Canyon Road Is Being Prepared for Oregon Short Line is in Ogden Summer Travel. today. The county commissioners met in Superintendent W. R. Scott went regular session this morning. 011 No. 5 yesterday to meet Presl-ifcW. O. Wilson reported that E. H. Hardman. They age the canyon road had been cleared of In Ogden tomorrow. the debris of ther ecent landslide and A. Edson, general manager of the that beginning tonight the steam roller nver a Rio Grande, accompanied by will be out on the road and continued bmlly in a special car, arrived here there for about a week. It will be used California, where they have been between the hours of 10 p. m. and 6 pna,n some time. a. m and canyon travelers are notified of the same eo that they may INQUIRY ABOUT MRS. STONE. day-2:30s- M be prepared against any possible teams. their effect upon of the flitter was received by Judge How- - danger Dr. Forbes reported that the smallSaturday evening from I Shobe has so far recovered that N'lllnga, Kan., asking what disposl- -, pox patient ' will be able to leave the pesthouse he ia' en made of the body of his on Thursday, and that the Southern ugliter, Mrs. Clarence J. Stone The will bear the expense faotated he had re.i.'ved no word Pacific company of the treatment of the Austrian who it and requstel that the 7crn,1 rewas brought In from the cut-oPper accounts of the affair be the an Hand-Decorat- ed of attack from suffering cently rded. same disease. this it would seem that tele- Puts an End to It All. lw" e,t haVe ml"carrled- - Judge win comply with Mr. Shobe's A grievous- wall oftlmes comes as A Z'"1 singular incident is that a result of unbearable pain from over arch Slat Mrs. Shobe wrote from turd organa. Dizziness, Backache. Don't Miss This Opportunity. n Chairs Provided for the Convenience today. to some court officials concent- Liver complaint and Constipation. But Ladies. EIGHT ELEGANT PRESENTS GIVEN AWAY TREE EACH AT Pills New SALE. Ufa Dr. to Kings er o' marriage of her daughter to thanks tono Other are & questions regarding they put an end to it all. They them. t0uPle were also asked. It does Only Try but thorough. gentle uppear whether the information 25p. Guaranteed by Jesse J. Drivers utoa wa given or not. drug store. Never yet have W!E refused anyt- $25,-N- O d. In Railroad Circles SALT LAKE and VICINITY much-want- ed CARPETS ALASKA Refrioeratob $9.50 $120.00 r Ogden Furniture and Carpet Co Exclusive House Furnishers (F' Com-mleieon- nt ex-Krt- ed er CERTAINLY! TIKE MG AUCTION SALE at C. A. Beghtols Jewelry Store STILL GOING ON Two big sales each MOST OF THE ff 1 - 7:30 p.m. . Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, China, Cut Glass, Clocks, Leather Goods, Etc., are still on Hand and must go regardless of cost Attend SINCLAIR. GABRIEL, .Auctioneers. of C. A. BEGHTOL, Jeweler, 2463 Washington Ave. |