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Show DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL, ONE OF THESE WILL BE JULY MONDAY, 4, 19M. SOLID GOLD RINGS CHOICE OF DEMOCRATS JUST RECEIVED A NEW LINE OF SOLID GOLD SHELL RINGS the Lives of the Most Prominent Candidates for the Presidential Nomination. of Short Sketches school and Educated In the public academy. Cortland t the law Taufht school while studying law from the Albany and graduated We Give a Written Guarantee for 5 Years Adopting the policy of a number of the big railroad systems of the east and middle west, the Southern Pacific company has started to inaugurate a JUDSON HARMON. Born near Cincinnati, in 1846. Graduated from Dennison university In 1866; admitted to the bar In vigorous aur-roga- 1888 and 1885. governor In Appointed Justice of the supreme court In 1886. Declined Democratic nomination for governor In 1891. judge of the court of York In 1897. New of appeals Lives at Esopus, near Kingston, on the Hudson. Harried Mies Mary L. Schoonmnker early in his career. Family, one daughter, married to Kev. Charles Mercer Hall of Kingston. Elected chief States, 1895-9Married Miss 7. of Hamilton. Ohio. Family, three daughters. GEORGE BRINTON M'CLELLAN. Born in Dresden, Saxony, Novem- ber S3, 1865. Son of General George B. McClellan, commander of the Army of the Potomac. Graduated from Princeton college In 1886. Spent aeveral years as a reporter on New York newspapers. 18, Admitted to the bar In 1893. Elected president of the board of 1887. Left school at early age; helped to aldermen of New York In 1892. Elected to congress from the twelfth rapport wldoWed mother and large district of New York In 1894. famlly- to congress In 1896. Settled In Buffalo before he was of Elected mayor of New York City In age and studied law. 1903. Admitted to the bar In 1859. Married to Miss Georgia Heckscher Elected assistant district attorney In 1899. In 1868. Subsequently became sheriff and EDISON AMENDS AN EPIGRAM. then mayor of Buffalo. Francis Bacon Crocker, professor of In New York Elected governor of electrical engineering at Columbia 1888. Elected president of the United university, recently write to Thomas A. Edison, for a photograph of the States In 1884. Defeated for the presidency In 1888. latter large enough to hang In the ofElected president for the second fice of the electrical department at the time in 1898. university, and also requesting EdiMarried Miss Francis Folsom, June son to Inscribe the picture with some CLEVELAND. at Caldwell, N. Y., March Bom GROVER ed motto that might be helpful to the two two sons and Family, daughters. students. In a few days a large photo of the Inventor arrived, and at the Home, Princeton, N. J. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEAR8T. bottom of it, in the large, strong, 1886. well-defin- Bom in California, In 1868. Son of the late United States Sen- hand-writi- ng ed of Edison, was the following: "All things come to those who husator Hears t. tle while they wait Success. Graduated from Harvard In 1884. Proprietor of newspapers in San THE LAND OF "PRETTY SOON." Francisco, Los Angeles, Boston, New York, Chicago. , (The King's Own.) Fortune estimated at 818,000,000 bestreets are land the a I where know of sides enormous Income. paved President of the National AssociatWith the things we meant to ion of Democratic dubs. achieve; Member of congress from the elevwith the money we meant la walled It enth district of New York. saved. to have Married Miss Wilson of New York for which we And the pleasures City In 1908. grieve. Family, one daughter. The kind words unspoken, the promARTHUR PUE GORMAN. ises broken. Born In Maryland, In 1889. And many a coveted boon Educated In the district schools. stowed Are away there In that land Page in the United States senate, somewhere 1858-6The land of "Pretty Soon." Collector of Internal revenue In the fifth district of Maryland, 1866. Elected to the legislature of Mary- There are uncut Jewels of possible fame. land, 1869. Lying about in the dust. 1871 and chosen speaker And many a noble and lofty aim of the house. Covered with mould and rust. State senator. 1875-7- 9. retrenchment, says Francisco Chronicle. tine employes in the shops of the within the jurisdiction of Manager company General C. H. Markham were disThese men have charged yesterday. been employed at Sacramento, Duns-mui- r, Oakland, San Francisco, San Luis Obispo, Bakersfield, Los Angeles and Tucson. Of the l.aoo men discharged yesterday 500 were employed at Sacramento. It is understood that a similar policy of retrenchment will be carried out on all of the Harriman lines, which means that there will lie a big curtailment In the force of mechanics employed at Reno, Ogden and elsewhere. The Reno and Ogden shops, formerly within the jurisdiction of the Pacific system of the Southern now under the control of General Manager W. H. Bancroft, of the Oregon Short Line, and so far as Is known that official has not determined how Harrlman's demand for a big reduction In expenses shall be carried out on the lines within his Jurisdiction. ' Those familiar with railroad affairs have been expecting a big reduction In the Southern Pacific's working force for several weeks. Some time since the Pennsylvania and other big eastern railroad systems started to curtail their forces of employes, and It became that all of the railroads In the country would fall Into line, sooner or later, with a similar policy of retrenchment. It was estimated not many days ago that within a brief period of a few weeks 100,000 employes In various branches of the service on the big railroads of the country had been relieved of their positions. Now comes self-evide- nt the announcement that 3,000 i or 4,060 men on the Harriman lines are to be added to the list of discharged employes. The first batch of 1,000, on the lines west of El Paso and Reno, received the disagreeable tidings that the company would not require their services after the close of working hours yesterday. General Manager C. H. Markham, when questioned yesterday about the wholesale discharge of employes In the company's shops, made the explanation that the company was dispensing with their services solely for the reason that It did not have work Come In and Inspect Our Swell New Line JOS. r SMITH. President OGDEN S GREATEST DEPARTMENT Malan Heights Is Now Open This popular resort, 5tf miles from Ogden, Is 7,000 feet above sea ha a delightful level, camping grounds among the pines, ample hotel accommodations, fine table board, pure cool air and pure spring water. JUST THE PLACE TO SPEND A DAY OR WEEK OR ALL SUMMER. TERM8 : Board and Lodging, pr Single Meals week... 96.00 35 and 50o Carriages leave east terminus of street car line at 8:15 every morning. Round trip, $1.00. Carriages will be furnished parties of three or four at any hour. Twenty-fift- h Address: B. MALAN, Propr. Malan Heights. FLOUR Sold by Drusrfits. Prepared by Anheuser-Busc- h helf-i-ds- y Anhcuter-Buiw- h Brewing Assn Et. Lcult. U.8.A. of your World' Fsir eioit to a trip to Brewery. It will repay you. Dossn't Respect Old Age. It's shameful when youth falls to show proper respect for old age, but Just the contrary In the case of Dr. King's New Life Pills. They cut off maladies no matter how severe and Dyspepsia. Irrespective of old age. Jaundice, fever, constipation, all yield cents to this perfect pUL Twenty-fiv- e store. at Jesse J. Driver's drug Fits Glasses Perfectly. We use the best quality lensea and grind them especially for each case. J. T. RUSHMER, Expert Manufacturing Optician Ave. 3413 Washington HffiVe4 It Doesnt. Cost Anything TO GET OUR PRICES LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATH AND BUILDING MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS, AND THEREBY CRESCENT To Save Yourself Money In your Utah & Oregon Lumber 143 24th 8treet Phone taking. Co 561 CRESCENT FLOUR is for pale by your . Grocer. The'Ogden (Steam Laundry.... Phone 174. 437 25th 8L COAL You havs to us soma kind of coal even in summer. Capital and 8urplus, 3225,000.00. WHY NOT DAVID ECCLES, President. THOMAS D. DEE. JOHN PINGREE. Cashier. JAS. F. BURTON, Assistant Cashier. DIRECTORS: Thomas D. Dc David Eccles Bernard Whit Geo. H. Tribe John Watson W. W. Riter Adam Patterson Joseph Clark Respectfully solicits the accounts of banks, mercantile Arms and Individuals. We pay Interest on time deposits. treatAmple resources, courteous ment. superior service. And the way to do this is tn use ON OGDEN MILLING & ELEVATOR CO OGDEN, V "The way to a man's heart Is (lirough his stomach." U the saying of a wise woman. to open a package from our laundry. And why? Because the work is done the way you like It done done to please you, done without being all worn out, and Its delivered on time. Bank First National UTAH STOREgy THE EYE SPECIALIST Pleasure SUMMER8 BEST GIFT to man Is flour which can be baked Into digestible bread, pie and cakes. You can get along without a whole lot of meat hot days, but bread you must have. To get bread to keep you alive and healthy, In your baking ever and always use R1VERDALE or PHOENIX flour. Don't let your grocer give you any other brand of flour but the RIVERDALE or PHOENIX. Made by Treasurer, Dushmer It's a Real 1881-190- refreshment and vitality. It induces greater strength, clearer thinking and better capacity for work. The pure nutriment of best malt and hops not intoxicating. a WEBBER, Secretary. A. W CARLSON. ed Workers Y. JOHN WATSON. MANAGER. GECX ROMNEY. 6. the Ring the San thousand for them. "Our rolling stock Is now In excellent condition," he said, and we will not require the same large force of mechanics from now on to keep it In proper shape. Accordingly, we are dispensing with the services of about The 10 per cent of our shop force. discharge of help Is not due to any Traffic Is failing off In business. we will continue and holding up well, our present force of employes In the $ United States senator, 4. operating and other departments. In And, oh, this place, while It seems so Home, Laurel, Md. other words, it is not the Intention of near, the company at this time to disturb Is further away than the moon! RICHARD OLNEY. the present force of engineers, firemen, Born In Worcester ' county, MassaThough our purpose Is fair, yet we section men, clerks or other trainmen, never get there chusetts, September 15, 1885. employes outside of the shops." The land of "Pretty Soon. Graduated from Brown university in The wholesale discharge of Its em1856, and from Harvard law school In in the shops Is not the only 1858. It la further at noon than it Is at ployes measure employed by the Southern Served one term In the Massachudawn, Pacific company to reduce expenses. setts legislature. Farther at night than noon; A few days ago orders were sent out Attorney general of the United O let us beware of that land down to the superintendents of motive powthere States, 1893-9- 5. er of the several divisions to reduce The land of "Pretty Soon. Secretary of state, 1895-9- 7. the working hours of employes in the shops from ten hours to nine hours a day. This win effect a saving of 10 per cent In the monthly payrolls of the shops. The discharge of 1,000 em savployes yesterday mans an added In ex10 cent the Men and women who have to meet shop payroll, per ing of or a total saving of somewhere becessive demands upon their strength, brain and nerves find in tween 1150,000 and 3200,000 a month In expenses on the lines this side of Reno and El Paso. The same policy of retrenchment carried Into effect on all the Harriman lines will accomplish a saving of nearly $1,000,000 a month TOMS MASK. In wages. Devote With Each Expenses Will Bs Curtailed to Effect! Monthly Saving on Harriman Linas ' of Nearly a Million. te 1869. was that of Firrt public office Elected superior judge in 1S7S; recounty. of Ulter In 1888. elected Democratic campaign Managed of from the bench hi 1887 to Hill B. David governor Resigned made which resume the practice of law. York. Eew Attorney general of the United Declined nomination for lieutenant- 8, RE- Married Miss Agnes Thomas of ALTON BROOKS PARKER. N. Y, In 1858. gom in Cortland, jcliool INAUGURATES A POLICY OF TRENCHMENT. THE BEST? Carried by: Vice-Preside- SHURTLIFF & CO. or 18-Telephone 18-Call 2041 or 2407 Washington. X SEEDS (Wholesale and Retail) C.A.Smurthwaite Produce Company OGDEN. UTAH PEERY BROTHER8 MILLING CO. Makars. Thousands of Dollars in and No Money is our Goods Complaint. We Need the Money Our Remedy will be An Early Summer Sale of everything In stock . Cost of Goods Cuts No Figure. We will meet any price made by any one on any brand of goods. ReeseHowell Sons Co. |
