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Show DAILY WANTED : LOCAL BRIEFS j HOR CARRYING A GUN The boy was discharged. Vogan is about thirteen years old and calls Salt Lake his home. His parents have been notified of his whereabdbts and he was locked up during the Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ellison were meantime. Ogden visitors from Salt Lake yesterday. FOOD FOR BOY TRUANTS. Robert Hoffman of Lelpslc, German, Scientists are constantly adducing took in the sights of the city yester- facts to demonstrate a close relation day. between diet an deeds, between food Winn Ferrln of Salt Lake City at- and morals. The man with the aptended the baseball game In this city ple cure for baldness and the man who advocates prunes as a deterrent against yesterday. L. C. Kelsey, former city engineer vicious tendencies may not be for of Salt Lake City, was an Ogden visi- from scientific verity after alL In any event, It appears to be a well recogtor yesterday. The Bcoth picnic this year will be nised that In the management of any held at the Hermitage in Ogden can- kind of a reform school for the reclamation of wayward boys their diet yon, July 21sL must have first consideration. If there Mrs. Mark Kuhn, Mrs. Lloyd Solomis a combination of food that will Inon and son of Albion, Idaho, are visitduce a boy to love his teaceer and that ing In the city. will destroy the tendency to play truL. B. Spencer, a civil engineer of ant, Superintendent McQuery of the Salt Lake City, is visiting in the city parental school of Chicago intends to for a few days. find It. Incidentally, however,, the suMessrs. Stoll and Kerr of the Salt perintendent has made an Important Lake Trbune staff were n Ogden for economic discovery. He finds that 18 a few hours yesterday. cents a day will buy sufficient nourishHerbert C. Klnkaid of the Under- ing food to keep a boy in first-clawood Typewriter company of Salt physical condition. This includes good cereal foods, eggs, milk, roast leg of Lake, spent yesterday In the city. mutton and a variety of vegetables, I. Iieltman, the cigar with bread and butter. Notwithstandjobber of Ogden, left last night upon a weeks business trip through Idaho. ing the absence of pie and fig pudding, there is little danger that this temptMrs. John Padlgo returned to her bill of fare may encourage truancy. home in Walla Walla, Wp.shM this ing Chicago morning after spending a month In Ogden visiting relatives and friends. If you wish to spend a pleasant evenand get value received for your ing Dont fall to see the new bill this visit the Utahna this week. money, week at the Utahna. Its a good one. ment ss well-kno- Record-Heral- Admission, 10 cents. d. Domestio Troubles. There is a fine line of baby carriages It Is exceptional to find a family and being sold at IS 1 per where there are no domestic ruptures cent off by the Ogden Furniture com- occasionally, but these can be lessened pany. by having Dr. King's New Life Fins around. Much trouble they save by Remember the Scotch picnic at the their great work In Stomach and Hermitage. Ogden canyon, July SlsL Liver troubles. They not only relieve Don't foil to attend the baby show you, but cure. 25c., at Jesse J. Drivers at the Utahna Park Saturday matinee Drug Store. S:S0. Prise, a fine baby buggy. CHEAP RATES VIA O. 8. L. go-car- ts STATE JOURNAL JULY MONDAY, 18, 1904. ADDING TO RECORD OF A. Griffin, of the Southern Pacific engineering department, hue returned from San Jose, Cal., where he has been COST THE AUSTRIAN $10 OR TEN for his health. DAYS. The cut-o- ff excursion from Salt Lake passed through this city yesterday morning and had on board 250 passen- Principals in 8trsst Sparring Mstch Are Sentenced and Two Spectators gers. A. C. B. Discharged. William Hughes of the Smurthwalte Produce company, has returned from a two weeks visit to the Steve Zackland, the Austrian who worlds fair. He reports having had was caught brandishing a pistol on a very pleasant trip. street yesterday, was arTwenty-fift- h Miss Pearl Schneider of this city court this morning. in police raigned has returned from Detroit, Mich., and His story was that he Intended to do an eastern trip, which was spent in no harm, but had borrowed the gun the study of dramatic art and on the merely for the satisfaction of carrying stage with several large stock com- It. The judge said: That will cost panies. you 810 or ten days." O. H. Hewlett and a party of four R Gaffery, a vagrant, pleaded guilty, friends rode to Ogden from Salt Lake and as this is his third offense he was yesterday In his new automobile. Mr. was given thirty days. Hewlett reports making the trip In R. W. Right, O. K. Kendall, Bill less than three hours and having a Kearney and Joseph Vogan are the pleasant trip. four young men who were arrested Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Cotton from early Sunday morning for disturbing Shelbyville, Ind., on their way home peace. Wright and Kendall were givfrom Yellowstone Park, spent Sunday en ten days each, as they were unwith their old friends, Mr. and Mrs. doubtedly the intlgators of the affair. Joseph Chei of this city. Mr. Cotton They chose a prominent corner on street for a sparring operates one of the largest department Twenty-fift- h tores in southern Indiana. match, when suddenly an officer apA new series of games has been peared on the scene and declared the arranged for the Ogden commercial match off and arrested them both, as league. The contesting teams will be well as the other two boys, who were Z. C. M. I, Ogden Furniture and Car- merely spectators. Kearney said that pet company, Scowcrofts and Boyle he had been decoyed into the affair, Furniture company. The first game and with tears In his eyes said that he of this series will be played today at would leave town or do anything else Glenwood, when Scowcrofts and Boyle if only allowed a chance to behave himself. The Judge advised him to Furniture company will cross hat. remain out of such company In the future and he would permit him to remain the city if he could find employ- I PERSONAL POINTERS j UTAH 1-- CANYON DELIVERY. Pioneer Day, July 24th. Beginning Monday. July 18th, the Daily Utah State Journal will be deFor above occasion an open rate of livered evry evening in Ogden one fare for the round trip is authorised between all stations in Utah on Theres pleasure In drlnklrg If you our linea Tickets on sale July 2Sd, Insist on having STANDARD Soda 24th and 25th; return limit, July 26th. WHY NOT BUY A HOMET I have some good ones to be sold cheap. Monthly payments. If you like. R 8. ROLAPP, Eccles Building. W. H. WRIGHT & SONS CO AS TOOTH JUGGLER BUNCO of July Our Prices will be at their lowest ebb. y DURING the month the reason preparing room for Fall goods necessitate011 A BILL HAS ISSUED SIGNED STATEMENT. rapid and complete clearance of merchandise left over from the week active selling. Lines, of course, are pretty well broken, but there is plenty lie0t that will interest every one. To appreciate the real worth you must visit tl ie store a trip that is well worth your time. Which Recalls Privately Expressed of His . Opinion of Members Own Party. White Pique Shirt-Wai- st Suits $1.95 Bunco Bill's version of the reason why he fired Frank Christensen shows that he is keeping up his reputation as the biggest juggler with facts of which there is any record. If Ananias cosld return to earth and be compelled to compete with Bill in a lying contest, he would pray for mercy and a chance to go back to hell, where through the years . of his long residence he has been recognised as the prince of liars. Bills statement over his own signature is an added reason why he will not be believed. Seriously, now, with his record for falsifying, for vilifying and abusing those whose views run counter to his own. Is It even possible that he will be believed and Frank Christensen's word disputed? - Of course not. It is no more possible for Bunco Bill to change than for the leopard to change its spots. He has reduced the art of lying to a perfect science. Christensen is not the only victim of Bill's duplicity and double dealing. They comprise all who have had political dealings with him. But why continue? What Is so well known is not news in these parts. However, before leaving this subject a conversa- Made of excellent quality pique, up to date styles skirt cut with flounce, waist daintily trimmed embroidery insertion. The very ones that you were glad to get at the beginning of the season for 83.00, your choice, while they 1 last for ,y5 Wash Petticoats 95c Nothing can tike the place of a washable under- skirt for summer wear. We are offering a line of well made crash and gingham skirts, double flounced round bottom, linen color, plain and polka dot, plain blue and stripe ging-haVdC Reg liar 81.25 value m. Womens Wrappers 79c quality, percale wrappers, blue and white, red end white and black and white stripes, flounce skirt, yoke front, email ruffles over shoulders, trimmed with fancy finlehlng braid. Good Regular 8L00 quality A Superb Showing of Ladies' Neckwear The selection Is large and comprehensive, youU enjoy looking at these fresh new styles, ju ceived. Whlteand all colors, made of washable teriala, daintily trimmed with buttons, fancy stitch" Ings, etc. Each 25c, 50c, 60c and 75c. and hemstitched linen Embroidery turn over collars, each .... 10c Belt Specials Fine quaUty white kid belts, plain and military effects, 50c and.... White silk girdle belts, very fashionable this season Pearl 29c The new hand-bais now being offered g, yet made to accommodate a lady in every way, at our store and this article is the most practical J ' J It is so far out of the ordinary as to attract particular and is made up in different shades of leather, with heavy 8ixes to suit all ages and the prices are extremely lew for so pretty an article. CO. a Jewelers and Opticians. J. S. LEWIS shirt 39c Shams 79c 22 Inches square, prettily designed, border, all white, worth 81.00, 81.25 and 81.50 hemstitched 79c Scarfs 79c 50-in- ch nicely, dresser scarfs, hemstitched border, Sundry worth 81, 81.25 and; 81.50. tion that was overheard by a State For Regular 25c value ,.15o Regular S5c value.. 20c Journal reporter may serve to emphasise the above statement of fact This was what the reporter saw and heard: He saw a little group of Republisandals and vici kid Oztords, cans; he heard them animatedly dis50 pairs childrens cussing Bunco Bill. One of them said: Do you know him?" Well, I should say so," was the He Isa liar, ready, emphatic response. Starters Sharman, Ogden; O. H. If there ever was one absolutely forSalt Lake. Hewlett, saken and lost Why, do you know, If W. W. Hall, Charles Timekeepers that fellow should ever happen to tell W. F. Nolden, Salt Lake. White and the truth by some kind of accident and Starter Frank Gardner. should ever happen to find out what Referee John Sharp Jr. he had done, he would never rest until Clerk of the course W. P. Fowler. he had corrected the mistake and apologised to himself. HOT MEAL WITHOUT FIRE. Just then Bill hove In sight and INTERESTING EVENT8 AT FAIR silence, speechless as the grave, was GROUND8 YESTERDAY. Readers of the war news will notice all the sound he heard." Republicans one or two references to the fact that who hate him and they are legion e Wee a Victory tinned meats for the Russian troops are dumb in his presence. He owns for Ogden Man Over Newhouse 'em and he handles 'em. Will he conare prepared by a process which enChauffeur. tinue to do so? ables the contents, of each tin to be served hot without a fire. This boon CHARGED WITH ROBBERY. About four hundred people attended Is secured by having the ordinary tins the bicycle and motor races at the filled with food Jacketed In patent tine. The patent tin contains water, Austrian Identified by Fellow Country fair grounds yesterday afternoon. The man as Man Who 8tole $60 together with a chemical mixture, by races, although they contained but few means of which the water can be raisFrom Him. entries of any interest to Ogdenltes, ed to a boiling point in ten minutes or a quarter of an hour. AH that It le Steve Zackland, who was arrested were well enjoyed. to do when It Is desired to yesterday by Officer Felker on a The bicycle race for the necessary food Is to puncture the top heat the weacharge of carrying a concealed championship of Weber county was of the the chemical mixture tin, 810 patent ten or pon and given days by Judge won by Pollock, with Sharman a close Howell this morning will be compelled being thereby forced Into the water, which soon begins to bolL to answer another charge, which was second. In 1:16. worn against him by a fellow countryFor the automobile race 8URPLU8 OF EDUCATED MEN. man late this afternoon, that of rob- there were only two entries, a Ford by machine owned by Murdock, run by bery. Greece Is overrun by well educated When Zacklnnd was searched by the Ralph Grange, and a St. Louis car men who do not know how to earn a owned besides run Sharman and the Bert police they found, by pistol, by 860 in cash. This afternoon another Fuller. The spectators expected that living. The country swarms with docAustrian made himself known at the Fuller, Samuel Newhouses chauffeur, tors who have no patients and lawyers station and stated that he had been would win over the Ogden man In a who have no briefs, while laborers to robbed of 860 by a fellow countryman, walk, aa he has a reputation for swift till the soil are at a premium. and upon being taken to Zacklanda running In the capital city. However, cell he identified the man as the per- a surprise party was In store for all, son who deprived him of his money. aa Grange won the race by something Another complaint was sworn out Im- over a lap. The time of this race was mediately and Zackland will not be 19:25, or at 1:56 per mile. The summary of events is aa folpermitted to leave even if he chooses to pay his fine. lows: Weber county championTHE PIKE IN A FEW W0RD8. ship, gold medal Hollock first, SharAll A brick pavement one mile extending man second, McCarthy third; time, from the Tyrolese Alps to Galveston 1:16. and passing through Asia, Ancient handicap, amateur, two Paris, the North Pole, Paradise, Ari- heats and a final First heat won by zona and the rest of creation on the Tate, Nadel second, Ltngren third, way; 85.000.000 worth of buildings and Schnell fourth, Smith fifth; time. 2:27. every dollar of it showing up bravely Second heat won by Elswood, Halla-da- y from the front; 100 ballhoo artists and second, Redmond third, Weiser AND fifty bands tearing the stilly night In- fourth. West fifth; time, 2:26 to blithering bits; over here the Cre- Final won by Tate, Wpst second, Redation" nobly eked out by a drum corps; mond third, Weiser fourth; time, 2:21. n over yonder Turks and a Half-mihandicap, professional,two tomtom; ferninst the Turks an In- heats and final First heat Achorn dian band, resplendent in a new bath won, Hopper second. Palmer third; and clean blankets, grand and unna- time, 1:05. Second heat Stevens won, tural; down the street a mase of flags, Hollister second. Burris third; time, banners, electric lights, staff facades, 1:06. Final Hollister won, Staver Chinese pagodas, flying balconies, tow- second. Palmer third, Leyland fourth; ers, domes, architectural dreams and time, 1:04. DANCING ON Five-minightmares of all descriptlona And open lap tandem, amateur all over, under, through, and everyNEW HARDWOOD FLOOR Redmond brothers won, Castro and where, the restless crowd, the noise, Wilcox second, Ellswood and Tate EVERY EVENING. the hurrah, the barker, the concentrat- third, Heagren and Agras fourth; time, TEN CENTS. ed quintessence of hullabaloo pro- 12:47. duced for 210 nights only by the entire Five-mimotor race, free-fcompany, including Japs, Russians, won. Gunn second, Smith third; cowboys, ladies, clowns, elephants, Ty- time. 8:07 79C CHILDRENS SHOES Ten-Mi- Auto-Rac- le half-mi- le ten-mi- le tqlWft i 1- -2 j Half-mil- e, This Week One-mi- le Illustrated Songs 2-- thirty-seve- 5. le a 4 MOVING le , Sets 39c Shirt-Wai- st PICTURES PEGGY-FROM-PAR- 1S oOc Large and medium sixes, very stylish for waists, take the place of buttons. Worth 50c Silk Lace Hitts The season's latest style, cool and comfortable, wrist and elbow lengths, black and white, regular 50c value 60c le or 6-- 5. all-S- taley Ford's Full Orchestra sizes 8 to 13 A COMPANY LOWEST ON EXTENSIVE NTRACT IN BID! IRRIGATION NEVADA. CO- Utah Construction Company Will Awarded Good Portion of the Work. fc A dispatch from Reno, NevH njn: The bids were made public today by Government Engineer L. H. Taylor for the construction of the two great lateral canals which will complete the government work of reclaiming acres of land In Churchill county, Nevada. These canals lead from the storage reservoir where the water of the Truckee and Carson rivers tre to be united to form an artificial lake twelve miles In diameter. Bids wen Invited under four schedules, and Involved the excavation of 1,500,000 cuble feet of earth besides other engineering works. Following are the several bid fcr the complete work: porter Bros, Olden, Utah, 8449,762.88; Utah Construction company.Ogden, Utah, $820,244.65: Donald, Grant A Co., Minnesota, Winters, Jones ft Co, Stone company, Oakland, CiL 8508,401.95; San Francisco Construction company, San Francisco, 8414 com411.85, and Pacific Construction T 8822,618.84. pany, Portland, Or., der the achedulea separately there were a large number of bids. To obtain confirmation of the dispatch a reporter called at the rifle todsf-Ithe Utah Construction company 276,-0- 0; JHl-588.1- 1; n conversation with Mr. Christensen he was Informed that the company hsd to heard nothing whatever in regard the matter. While they were the est bidders about twenty contractor M4 submitted bids. They did not all contracting on all the work, some only for portions of It, and It Is quite P0" slble that the work will be divided low- Cheerfully Recommended for Rheumatism. O. G. Hlghbee, Danville, Ilia. Dec. 2, 1901: "About two yearn four months a0 rheumatism. I tried Ballard s I ,B me. cured Liniment; one bottle was laid up for all cheerfully recommend It to ?5c, SOe. affliction." from like lng Sold by George F. Cave. Mrs. May Downing of Salt will give free lessons in art 4 work Mondays from 2 to to m. a. 10 from commencing Monday, JuU 1 rolese. hyenas, cliff dwellers,, Hindoos, Mile open professional Collet won, m-aTerra del Fuegans, Pike county Mis- Williams second. Stevens third, Hopinvited to accept this offer ,n sourians, St. Louis boodlers, gawks, per fourth, Hollister fifth; time, 2:17. come acquainted with Mrs. Ten-mi- le gumps, galoots, dudes, tourists, school automobile Ralph Grange and wsy of Admiesion to Park free to these and also our prices teachers, ballyhoo bands, and the rest won. Bert Fuller second; time, 18:25. business. of the whole Inspired gang. Thats the holding street ear tickets, which will The officials were as follows: Yours respectfully. CO- Pike. Council Bluffs NonpnrelL I Judges A. P. Bigelow, A. L. Brewer. be given them by conductor. L L. CLARK ft SONS re |