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Show DAILY VUGS' DAY UTAH STATE III ARE INVITED POLICE COURT A GENERAL MAKKE POLICE ROUND UP OF JUNGLES. CAUSE OF THE UPHEAVAL NOT KNOWN. IS COUNCIL GRANTS THEM USE OF A CITY PARK. Businas Largs Amount of Routine Transacted at Postponed Meeting of City Council. Is Injured, But Not Eighteen Vagrant Appear Before the Ban Shrader Are Badly Premises Judge and Receive Damaged. Floaters. The only noteworthy feature at last street, last night's special council meeting was saloon, 232 Twenty-fift- h the police of the Jungle" and robIntroduced by bers' roost, Judge Howell's court was night, but It seems as If the cause of the following resolution, Chambers: Councilman well filled this morning with vagrant. the upheaval would forever remain In view of the fact that the Nasewer armystery. It may have been Eighteen or these loiterers were tional Guard of Utah holds Its annual hot air, raigned before the Judge. Four of gas, gasoline, whisky fumes, encampment somewhere In the state, No one commencing on August 23d, be it reelse. on or each anything dynamite them were given thirty days rock pile, while the knows what, and it Is not likely they solved that we. the city council, allow the niuiiii-liH- l them the use of the large park In the balance were given floaters'1 con- ever will. southern part of the city; extend an Koriiimiieiy no one wait seriously Insisting of order to walk out of the Welle and hla occurred thuawlse: lnlvltatlon to Governor city as fast as their leg could carry jured, and It all If accepted, extend a hearty and. staff, them and promises that If they were Ben Schrader, the porter, descended welcome to the National Guard and all found In the city limits at the end half to the cellar for some purpose about Interested." o'clock. It was dark and he requir- directly an hour they were to be returned and arose and Williams Councilman to find a candle he placed on the rock pile for the bal- ed a light, and favored the measwhile he that stated Struck a match. At that Instant he ance of the summer. ure, he did not think that Ogden was John McCall, William Murphy, Mike was struck. Whatever that mysterentitled to such an encampment beMalloy and Rube Carroll, four drunks, ious something was it Ignited and the cause of the recent action of a comwere discharged with a request that report of the explosion was heard two tem- mittee of three, which waa appointed they sober up and not visit the Jail blocks distant. Schrader was to look Into the application of the porarily stunned by being thrown vioagain. local guard when the latter requested hla and hair lently against the wall for an and moustache were singed and his the use of Lester Park pavilion after the committee, when armory, hands severely burned. some pigeon-holin- g for the petition In the bar above there were the and several customers, and time, flatly refused to grant it. After considerable further wrangling while none was Injured all vrere badresolution was placed before the the The shaken and up. ly frightened and carried. house Johanna A. Patterson, formerly of large plnte glass windows In the front the regular meeting an ex Before Sweden, was made a citizen of the were blown to atoms as were the small was held, concerning session ecutlve United States by Judge Rolapp to- windows at the rear. Two men claim was which given out. nothing rear the were blown through they day. on taxes recomcommittee The but It Is highly probable Rudolph Kuchler held the lucky windows, of John F. Shaf. mended deed the that out of ticket. No. 47, which entitled him to they escaped Injury by rushing add!' In to froth University property of the floor the silk umbrella given away by the the rear door. One half and as corrected be tlon requested, botwas bulged up about a foot and Troy laundry on Saturday night. exof and taxes on delivered payment de tles containing many mysterious The Utah annual conference of the coctlons were smashed and the con- pense. Report was adopted. Methodist missions of Utah will be at The sidewalk committee reported tents scattered In many directions. the First Methodist church In this city Thera were several peculiar features having Investigated the suggestion of on the 18th, lth and 20th of this about the explosion. The cigars in the engineer to place a box across month. Bishop Cranston will preside. the boxes In the cigar case were a Jefferson avenue to drain the irrigaThe Scottish missionary societies of Jumbled up mass, but the case was In tion water from the street aa requestSalt Lake and Ogden will have an out- no way damaged. The frail, stained ed by F. J. Klesel. and recommended ing at Lagoon on August 23d. They glass windows In the swinging doors that the same be approved. The re' will be Joined by the Weber Stake between the cigar stand and the sa- port was adopted. A communication from Street SuSunday schools, who will have an ei' loon proper are still Intact, having recurslon into the resort on the same sisted the violence of the pervisor K B. Walch was read. The explosion. asked for 10,000 feet of lumber day. latter The fire department was summoned, Rev. and Mrs. O. C. Wright, former but the flames were easily extinguish- and a sufficient amnunt of nails to repastor of Ogden Baptist church, arri- ed by the use of the chmlcal; and oc- pair the Weber river bridge. .The comved in the city from Eugene, Or., yes- cupants of the adjoining buildings munication was ordered filed. A report from the pound-keep- er will here for remain only were also considerably shaken up and terday. They a short time and will then continue frightened. the month of July showed that he had received seventeen head of horses and their Journey east to St. Louis to visit the exposition. twenty cattle, all redeemed; cash re IS WEARY OF TRAMPING. ceived. $38.10; 35.35 turned In tor advertising, and retained, $18.50 for CITIZENS, REJOICE YE! Strsy Boy Picked Up By the Police impounding fees. Report accepted. and Will Bs Returned to His The city engineer reported protests Six Seats, Wharaon to Rost Your Anxious Mother. paving of Grant avenue, beagainst Woarinsss, Havs Boon Placed tween Twenty-flft- h and Twenty-thir- d in Lester Park. fourteen-year-old Little Freddie owners from of 710.5 lineal streets, Woods of Boise, Ida., who hns been fete of out 1,835.08 involved, frontage The munth of August Is noted for causing his mother an endless amount or a of 54.1 per cent As total protest many events, among them being the of anxiety for the past few months, 66 per cent protest was needed to desurrender of Manila in 1898 and of was picked up by the police on the the battle of Bennington in Vermont, streets In this city last evening. He tent the city had acquired Jurisdiction. 1777. But to the cttlsens of Ogden hnd just arrived In the city from Salt Councilman Xye moved the engthese events In future will be of no Lake and was on his way to Califorineers report be accepted and the fact A new eioch has been nia. Importance. of the Jurisdiction being acquired recreated In history by the placing In He left his home, he states, about Lester Park this morning of six (6) two months ago owing to the treat corded. The motion carried. The city engineer on request was new Iron seats. The summer has al ment he received at the hands of hie granted a fifteen days' vacation. most gone, the season of the sear and r, going east and on the way A rebate for unexplred liquor liyellow leaf la near, but, citizens, re spending considerable time at Denver, cense was asked by the Glenwood Joice ye in the possession of these six Pueblo, Omaha and Chicago. While Park as their park had closcompany, seats! In the latter city he secured moat of No more rheumatism, for you have his meals at the police station and In ed for the summer. Referred to the seata to sit on If no one else is oc- downtown restaurants and slept in the license committee. A petition signed by residents living cupying the limited number at your parka He has traveled the entire on Center street. Glasgow addlton, disposal. dlatance In as No more bugs, for you have a seat he terms It. and has not seen a piece was read, asking for permission to work out their poll tax In this district whereon to rest, If no one is sleeping of money for some time. The matter waa referred to the street on It But as "we need the money He Is being held here by the police so have we waited patiently for rest as the result of several urgent re committee.. J. T. Kurt sent In a communication In the city parks and now it la grant quests from his home. The police are that the Independent Telcomplaining ed unto us In limited quantity. now awaiting an answer from hla had erected a conephone company will who come mother, undoubtedly in of his place of front pole ducting Have you seen "Terry the Frog. to this city and take the boy with the world's greatest contortionist, at her upon her return. He is perfectly business and asked that the same be Utahna Park this week? Admission willing to go back to his home, and removed. Referred to street commit10 cents. states that he has had a sufficiency of tee and city engineer. Another communication was receivtramping. ed from the Postal Telegraph and CaOur show speaks for itself this week ble company stating that It had postaa It consists of the highest salaried Tou'U never drink any other kind artists on the vaudeville stage. Utah of soda water after once trying ed a bond of 875 and praying that they be granted a privilege of estabna Park. Admission. 10 cents. STANDARD. Insist on having It lishing telegraph lines and business In the city of Ogden. Referred to law WHY NOT BUY A HOME? committee. I have some good ones to be sold Councilman Emmett Introduced a cheap. Monthly payments, If you like, resolution providing that all money E. 8. ROLAPP, derived from the sale of lot In the Ecclea Building. city cemetery be applied toward Improving the cemetery. Adopted. Councilman Xye moved that the 8WIS8 atreet committee be authorised to pur8WI88 Watch-Make- rs WATCH ES. chase one doxen long handled shovels. WATCHES. Adopted. Evtry dealer in watches recognises the fact that Swiaa manufacCouncilman Randall Introduced a turer of watchaa turn out the very highest grads of a watch. resolution providing for the drafting of an ordinance granting power to THE PATER PHILIPPE AND THE YACHER0N CONSTANTIN make and repair gravel sidewalks, and Arc movements practically mada by hand and hava taken mors Geld that the city engineer be reasking Medals at expositions than any other movements mada. Wa carry a quested to prepare tables covering the full line and would be delighted to show you tha goods and explain cost of repairing sidewalk. Motion thair superiority ever many of the American Watchaa. waa adopted. SWISS SWISS There's pleasure In drinking If you WATCHES. WATCHES. Wstehniksrs Jswslsri on having STANDARD Soda j Insist Aa 10, 1904. AUGUST WEDNESDAY, JOURNAL, a result of a general round up by There was an explosion : LOCAL BRIEFS ! at the Owl bar-tend- ed Do You Realize That thia weak ends our great Summer Clearance Sals? We hava during tha past two mad aharp reductions on all merchandise weeks. Much has bean sold, and, of course, lines are broken; but The Clayton of range of unmatchable bargains. entire line of ladies $3 oxfords, all styles an I fixes; good values Special line of ladles $2 shoes, with light or ion soles; to do Just a few of these left; black, grey, blue and pink grounds with white stripes and figures, bottom of flounce around skirt, yoke trimmed with finishing braid and ruffles over shoulders; regular $1 and $1.35 values iuU 31.50 Fancy and lace hose; worth 50c; excellent quality NONE CAN AFFORD Tn HISS THIS SALE. PRESENTS 79c The newest fad for summer dresses Is the pretty washable 'belt and collar sets, made of good quality linen, some piped in blue, others embroidered in effective Persian designs. Stock collar and girdle belt; sale price $1.39 and Black, white, mode and grey allk gloves, double finger tips, two clasp, ,75c worth You, too, will wiy this the beit opportunity ever tiffed if you 4VC 60c Black and white silk, two clasp, double finger tips; worth 75c Black silk, two clasp; worth Excell & Co. J. S. Lewis tnd Music Co PEACH E8 are now at thair best. Wo aro receiving a fresh at the lowest prices. supply daily, and soil thorn FRUIT JARS $1.00 1.25 1.(5 ( dox. for LIGHTNING RUBBER FASTENERS Bottles TELEPHONE 25 For Root Beer or Catsup 25c Dozen Edgar Jones Co. 124. 338 8T. TWENTY-FIFT- H Our Great August Sale IS STILL ON The final telling of 8umihor Gooda in all departments at greatly reduced prices. Wo aro going to make thia tho biggest bargain wask of this great sal. Ladies and Children's Oxfords must go; Childrens Oxfords and Slippers Children's Oxfords and slippers, were $1.75 and $1.90; now $1.50 Patent Leather and Kid Lace Oxfords, were $1.50; now... $1.25 Strap Sandals, high, patent leather, were $1.25; now.... $1.00 Children's Slippers, 5 to 9, were $1.00 to $1.S0; now 75c Ladies and Slippers Oxfords Good quality kind, kid patent 98o tips, were $1.25; now Patent $1.75; Leather now Kid Oxfords, kinds, ...... were were $1.25 $1.50 $2.00; now to $1.35 Oxfords, Turns and Welts, were $2.25 to $3.00; now $1.95 Patent Colt and Kid (no crack) French and Cuban heels, were $3.50; now' $2J0 Julia Marlowe Comfort Oxfords. $2.25 and $2.75 Kid Lace Shoes, were $2.25 to $2.75; now Fine Turns, 14.50; now Soft, This I. $1.85 were $3.50 to $20 A All Can Afford to Self-Sealin- g. Rubbers, Look Ladies . at these prices Shirt-Wai- st most astounding nt prices and easy payments ever of. fered in this country. Great Variety of Good Pianos You have choice at this sale of tfc very cream of the Plano market Hn are Stelnways, Kimballs and Gmp Steck pianos, Mason ft Wm. and Whitney pianos, Helnxe ft Heller pianos, and Melville Clark pianos All marked in plain figures, one price to all, and that price the lowed ever known on good instruments school girl can buy as wisely and d aa the shrewdest shopper. THE NEW ECONOMY Pints, per dox Quarts, per dos per dox Suits mna, prlca olfo at extraordinary price reduction!, many are being cleared out at ha than the cost to produce them at the factory. The rebuilding and extensive alien, tlons to be made In our Salt Lu, store make It ImpostaiMe to recdr, these pianos now, so we are ascribing the profits and clearing them out PEACHES Composition ore. 1 OOC $1.00 at Ogden at the BALL MASON8 Tho Old Reliable. $ .75 Pints; per dox 85 Quarts, per dox 1.00 per dox Pure Gum Rubbers 3 doxen 25 for . Hotel block, 419 Twemy-Sfi- h and see the pianos ami get the Every piano in tho house OuC pi flropjii at the Clayton September Delineator Now Ready UTAH n. OR EVER IF AN INSTRUMENT IS NOW OR IN TWO YEARkED OPEN EVENINGS. Silk Gloves and Belt Sets piano OFFERED. step-fathe- Swiss BEST GAN OPPORTUNITY 7Av Collar Price' EASY PAYMENTS Percale Wrappers . ' Sacrifice Safe Good Pianos. NEARLY HALF Ladies' Oxfords Our Com panys Prices a very eompleta assortment to select from. quoted arc remarkably low. Dont think that tha few articles mentioned hero constitute the sale, but come and aaa for yourself the you'll still find wide Music . Blue and White Check, were '. 34.35; now $3.90 White and Blue Dots, were 33.90; now .1 $20 Blue and White Stripes, grey with red piping, were $3.90; now $20 were $3.50; now $2.90 Tan and White Stripes, were 82.90; now $2.00 Pink, with white Front, were $5.00; now $4.25 Mens Clothing Coat and Pant Suits, regulation style, were $10; now ...$6.90 The $6.50 kinds now $5.00 Suits, coat , pants and vest, were $9.00; now . .$5.50 were $12.50; now $8.75 were 318; now $12U)0 Big bargains In other grades. Our Men's and Boy's department la full of good values. te Childrens Suits BUSTER BROWN, the latest, were 36.00; now $5X0 three-piec- e Children's suits, were $4.90 to $8.00; now $3.90 were $5.90 to $7.75; now . . . .$2.90 $8.00 Blue Serges now $6.50 Boys Norfolk Suits. $1.90 to.. $5.00 BIG DISCOUNTS ON LADIES' SHIRTWAIST SUITS. Cool, Beautiful Fabrics for these hot summer days and evenings. lata in the season makes the price too small to consider. , Buy. If you do not feel like putting mon than $143 or $187 in a piano, you eu If you act quickly secure a good nev $265 or $300 piano for the then amount, and pay it In cash or eur monthly payment, no difference, ae advance because of easy time payments. Then if you feel like you should gu 1 little higher and get one of the standard made $325, 8375 to 3425 pianos you can secure one here now for lift $223 to $287. Terms cash or $15 to $25 down; II to $10 per month. Then In that grand class of high vt elapianos. Cabinet Grand styles. In borate cases, that sell regularly the world over at from $450, $500, $551 ta $600 and up, you can secure one net for 8297, $387. 3367 to 8412. Terms cash or easy payments W to $50 down payment; $10 to $15 P month. t Out of Town People Should of need in town of persons to cone piano or organ can afford these long way to secure one of Call-Ou- it bargains. If you cannot tf call let us elect or ff you. We guarantee satisfaction no sale. anWe will send pianos or organs easy the on ywhere to be paid for ment plan write us to do New $75, $90 to $140 organs FnynMnts at $40, $5$, $63 to $78 up. $4 to $6 monthly. 13 Used organs to close at $10. $1. monthly-Atten14 to to $32. Payments $3 P' the ning until "de- - eveOpen every 9:30. CLAYTON MUSIC COMPANY. Sons) (Successors to D. O. Calder Established 1800. D. G. Calder In charge of Hotol Block, 419 Twenty-fift- d h ; Theater Lyceum Family Mansi J. H. YOUNG, Proprietor and Week of August 8 1000 Laughs IN THE GREAT FARCE HOW TO RAISE THE RENT 800 Knoth'o Drug Store L. CLARK & SONS CO. 1 |