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Show DAILY UTAH 8TATE JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, BALLOONIST REPUBLICANS STOLE WINE AND GOT THU IS FINED DATS 85. HAVE A AUGUST 17, 1904. HIT HARD. Our WILL Clint Helens of Ogden Was Slightly Injured at Lagoon Yesterday. NOT T j About 150 members of the local aerie of Eagles attended the state gathering at Lagoon yesterday. Among' the list of field events was a balloon ascension CAUCUS ON SATURDAY ' TRICKS PAT SMYTHE HAS TO PAY FOR AT THEIR and parachute drop by Clint Helene OLD CRIMINAL AT HIS AFTERNOON. McCLUSKY. ED. ASSAULTING AGAIN. of Ogden. Owing to the fact that he did not get a good Btart and the balLinloon was not fully inflated, he did not Struck McClutky in the Eya Agee and Moyss Forces Will Ba All Kinds of Offenders Arraigned at Smyth reach as high an altitude as usual, and ed Up and Their Strength While Latter Was in Former's ths Polica Court Thia struck the ground with considerable Compared. Saloon. Morning. Hut aside force when he alighted. from a few slight bruises on the legs There will be one of the most tropi- he was uninjured. . P.itrick Smythe, a Twenty-fift- h u iias linn Wiinirr. J'i;i nk Wulit-rscal kind of times at the county courton street saloonkeeper, was placed i livIfS. was Hell known in haul house on Saturday when the Weber muit thl thial in the police court this morning county delegation to the Republican TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY again arraigned In imiIu, on a charge of beating a man named state convention meeta in caucus. The niorniiiK on a charge of l"'lty lnivf-nyto on thirty found Kulliy and Edward McClusky. He was found oatenaible purpose of the caucus is to LOST Ladies' black pocket-boo- k, 'Waris This between h rock Twenty-fourton the pile. street, finishare before they days guilty and sentenced to pay a fine of organise, but ners' fourth offense, tin this orca-sio- n Jackson and Quincy avenues, beThe ed they may be disorganised. $25. and Twenty-fift- h he stole a Knllmi Jug f,f w,lle tween Twenty-fourt- h of forces a is up real lining purpose went witnesses of in the The was testimony ivhirh Kt.mding from a buggy streets, or on north side of and a comparison of strength between and s saloon H. Tribe accompanied to show that of McClusky, between Quincy and front Twenty-fift- h, Hob Moyes and Judge Agee. The forOfficer in leading Into went then sueieded Finder Madison. named please return to Cleary, mer's friends claim that he controls by a friend 1026 Twenty-foTwenty-fift- h X. Hearn and John llansnn ti lively chase Smythe' on saloon adherMrs. Kimball, James latter's the thirty-nin- e votes; n lie was street. The latter went there for the ents pooh-poo- h captured. urth before he street. The this assertion. not broiiKlit to a halt until the offlcer purisise of getting a part or all of the Salt Lake scribes n re' 'writing glibly had ilred several shots. He stated In money which Smythe owed him, of Hob making a combination with court this inornlnK that he committed claiming that the amount was about Cutler and handing over forty-fiv- e the theft while under the Influence of $100. At first he asked for only $5. votes, while Wejls' friends here and oil liquor. Smythe. however, told hhn to go to the delegation and there are several at the some of his friends up the line." McW. H. Combs, an employe members thereof who will vote for the Elite cafe, who was arrested last night Clusky. as the testimony showed, was present governor first, last and all for disturbing the peace, was also ar- standing close by during this ex- the time ridicule the idea. raigned. His cnse was continued un- change of words but said nothing, Others claim that Bob desires to setil this evening at 7 oclock. when suddenly Smythe struck him cure an endorsement from the comJames Murphy, another disturber of violently in the eye with his fist. mittee all to himself. The Judge Is the peace, who made himself too boisSmythe staled upon examination opposed to this and his friends will For ths Last Days of Clayton Music terous while on the streets last night, that McClusky had called him a vile Cos. Great Sacrifice 8alo Good fight It, and altogether it will be one and to cap the climax began to abuse name. This, however, was denied by of the liveliest mix-uthat has been Pianos at Lass Than was given the other witnesses and all of the tesOfflcer William Felker. witnessed here for sometime. Of Factory Prices. thirty days beside the city stone timony seemed to indicate that course, the two Weber county aspircrusher for his trouble. ants may get together and agree to a Smythe was up against a mendicant was The judge. In finding him guilty, harmonious division or to take Mike Larkin, equal sentenced to ten days. held that even though McClusky had chances next Thursday, but this Is Peter Keenan and John McCarty, applied vile names to Smythe, the lat- hardly likely. two drunks who had Just served a ter was not justified In taking the law Reverting to the Incidental business thirty days' sentence each on the Into his own hands and administering of the caucus It Is highly probable No Sacrificing of Profits, No Slaugh-tarinof Prices Has Ever rock pile, were present again on punishment. State Senator McKay will be selected This 8ale. charge of drunkenness and will go Equaled chairman. For state committeeman, back to the pile for a period of ten ROAD IN FINE 8HAPE. Rudolph Kuchler Is slated, and the days each. The party of Oregon Short Line slate Is not likely to be broken. The officials, consisting of H. V. Platt, H. members of the committee on credenJ. Harris, A. H King and H. V- tials and other committees will also returned last night from their be chosen. Coma and Get a Piano While You Can Rumor hath It that Judge John E. trip of Inspection over the Salt Lake Save $125 to $200, and Give the division of the Short Line and the Bagley, who is again a candidate for Little Ones a Start in Music. road Into Cache valley. The entire the supreme bench, may appear bestretch of road was gone over care- fore the caucus and explain his presWork on the new Utahna Park theOPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9:30. fully and the condition of the grade, ent position and status. ater was begun today. Hotel Block. 419 Twenty-fift- h were Reed noted. They rails, bridges, etc, Joe Hurt and son of Idaho Palls are found the road In excellent condition Street. RECEIVES PROMOTION. In the city on a short visit . and were more than pleased with what Robert McKensle, chief clerk in the Mra A. M. Randall and son of Salt they saw. Southern Pacific dispatcher's office, This is no ordinary clearance sale Lake City spent yesterday In Ogden. was today notified of his promotion to of second-hanrefused odda and Three special trains containing rail- the position of chief clerk to assistant Mr. and Mra J. II. Spargo and famnew pianos. road officials left the Union depot to- Superintendent Shaughnessy of the ends or nearly ily leuve shortly for a visit to Caliof a sale But fifty fine new pianos day. Superintendent Scott went over Oregon Short Line at Sparks, Nev. fornia from the direct factory at factory cut-oBuckff and Superintendent the Mr. McKensle will leave for hfs new G. Anderson and H. J. Babcock of You can always buy leas. and prices IL V, for and the north ingham left quarters this afternoon. His succes- these Blackfoot, Ida., are In the city for a nearly new, secondwent east and Platt party sor in the local office has not yet been few days. hand cheap boxes at your own price. appointed. It is a general opinion, W. IL Cheatham, a traveling man But what you are Interested In Is Dr. E. M. Conroy has removed his however, that he will be eucceeded by on from New York City, is in Ogden the purchase of a good reliable, stand buildoffice quarters from the Eccles a man from below him In the office buslnesa ard made piano that will give you satnew commodious to and the ing at the present time. isfaction musically and wear as a good The Denver & Rio Grande trains apartments over Carr's drug store. and you would like, should, were again ten and twelve hours late piano WILL POUND ROCK. to this kind of a piano doubtless, buy lust night on account of the washouts An extra session of police court was Mysterioue Circumstance. In Colorado. held at 7 o'clock last evening In order at a big saving from the prices at One was pale and sallow and the to dispose of several cases which were which they must be sold at regularly. There is great rejoicing at the home This sale is your opportunity. It's of Mr. P. L. Anderson today over the other fresh and rosy. Whence the dif- left over from the morning session. one chance to buy a good piano, ference? Is who with She the blushing Frank Moore, arrested In Electric arrival of a baby girl. Mother and honest good! Dr. or piano-playuses health Life New Pills organ King's child are doing well. alley yesterday morning while in the to maintain It. By gently arousing the act of kicking In a screen door, was at a very remarkable saving. This Is Mra Katherine C. Belcher, who has we are closing out new a month's vacation lazy organs they compel good diges- arraigned on a charge of destroying true because been seiidlng tion off constipation. Try property and was sentenced to thirat wholesale factory head here and pianos with friends In Ogden, has returned to them. Only !5c at Jesse J. Driver's ty days on the rock pile. prices pianos you know are good, her home in Salt Lake City. M. A. Conley, charged with having Kimball, Steinway and many more. drug store. An error was made In the State stolen an auger from the Southern Pa- ' These pianos, organs and piano Journal when It stand that A. D. F. Miss Bertha Payne' will receive pu- cific car shops Sunday, was arraigned, players are going quickly now. More Reynolds hud gone to California on a pils for Instruction on piano at her found guilty, and sentenced to a term than half the etock has been sold and pleasure trip. It was L L. Reynolds home, 2350 Wall avenue. of ninety days on the rock pile. the balance will go like the proverbial who left for a vacation. hot qakes. At the prices IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. Arrangements for the match beEXCURSION TO LAGOON. we are making, If money saving Is an tween Barney Mullin and Rufe TurDr. Frederic Bell, the king of Phreobject you should make haste and sener are now complete. The local opnologists, physiognomists and physi- lect your piano or organ now. Friday, August 19, 1904. era house has been secured and the New pianos, wofth $250 to $300, to The Third ward special train via ologists, will glv dally examinations date set for August 36th. Turner Oregon Short Line leaves one week more (with at chart) reducclose at $147 to $187. Ogden 10 a. ed rates, ending Monday, August 22L fights Tracey In Seattle tonight and m. and cash or payment $6 to $8 Terms leaves Lagoon lp.ni. returning will leave for this city tomorrow. Special rates to children. Your only monthly. M. Aklmoto, Japanese labor agent CRANKS; ANCIENT AND MODERN opportunity to find out what you are New $325, $350 and $375 pianos, for the Oregon Short Line railroad Dr. Frederic Bell will deliver his best adapted for. Suite of rooms No. standard makes, to close at $190, $217 35. Healy hotel from 9. m. to 9 company. Is In the city on buslnesa sixth popular lecture, on p. m. to $237. Cranks," Ladies' entrance. Mrs. Bell receives Mr. Aklmoto's home Is In San Fran- tonight, Wedneday, Terms cah or payments $8 to $10 17, at the August all callers In the parlor. cisco, but his work of furnishing Jap First Congregational church. Admismonthly. X. B. Verbal examination. $ laborers for the railroad A number of company sion only 10 cents to all part of the Cabinet elegant keeps him busily engaged In this sec- church. Lecture commences at 3:15. worth Grands left, pianos upright PICNIC POSTPONED. tion of the country. The picnic of the Knights of Co- $400, $425 and $450. to dose at $225. Don't forget Dr. Bell's lecture on lumbus which was to have been given $263 to $295. What Is It a man or' a woman at Cranks" tonight at the First CongreTerms cash or payments $8 to $10 at tiie Hermitage in Ogden canyon the Ftuhna Park this week? gational church; 10 cents admission. on monthly. Thursday. August 18th. has been Admission, 10 cents. Commences 3:15. If you want a Stefnway. Kimball or postponed until Tuesday, August 23. most any of the high-clamakes now COMMITTEE. is the time to make your selection and WHY NOT BUY A HOME? TEACHERS' EXAMINATION. save $100 to $250. for we are offering I have some good ones to be sold An examination for cheap. Monthly payments. If you like. applicants who them right down at factory cost, cash desire to tench In the public schools or easy payment. No difference. Only E. 8. ROLAPP, of Ogden City will be held on Aug- a small rate of Interest on deferred Eccles Building. ust 22d, 23d and 24th, at the high payments. school building, beginning at I a. m. Elegant fine uprights, new pianos, on the dates above mentioned. worth $500 to $600 and up. to dose at All stationery will be furnished. $285 to $337 and up for the more We know our stock of these goods Is WILLIAM ALLISON, elaborate cases. Imiiltively th finest In the state, and Chairman of Board of Examiners, Terms rash or payments $10 monthare anxious to show you the new and correct and up.' styles. ly Don't fail to see Millie Rertoto, the at your own price and terms. Organs COMPLETE BELTS, BUCKLES, AND PINS Flexible Venus." s sister of the Great Come and get one. all substantially made and guaranteed by the Ferry. She Is not surpassed In the makers, to wear world In her work. Utahna Park. from 5 to M years. CLAYTON MUSIC CO. 10 cents. (Successors fn p. o. raider's Rons.) The aiul nMi'.t music conTou'Il never drink any other kind cern In largest Utah. JEWELERS. of soda water after once D. G. Calder. General trying Agent. STANDARD. Insist on having It. Reed Hotel Block, Ogden, 419 25th St. Clean-UpSai- Ti Lusts all thlif week. Every odd ami eml, al from the Annual Summer Sale is marked at a Price, to effect a complete clearance. ; j Ladies Oxfords $1.75 ' ' Wash Underskirts 95C Very special bargains In Ladies Queen Quality" Oxfords, shown In window, all sizes, patent leather and vicl kids, extension soles, French heels, etc. All styles that we have had during the summer. Will clean up the entire lot of $2.25, $2.50 and $2.75 values $1.75 - j ur wind.,-- - compM,. )i, Hi.m r (f lila-- with a ci'. . i f 1 o U II r i With and twn small nr0lsj bottom, i.idu sinn( top. very tuul viceable, only ai-r- ! LACE BARGAINS Every yard of torchion and plat val lace, in designs, wide pretty and narrow, worth up to 10c; will close out G-- Cream, whit. and e,ru applique hind and nt. da,,,on at Piano Prices 20c. 2oi in,.. 40c, to i'.ish, 2c at ai!ij ,,r y(r,j 15c SWISS BONNETS BABYS We still have a few of these dainty little mini left. yhfy prettily trimmed with lace and embroidery Insertion. 1Ul.kl, $1.50 quality Ji.00 quality ; Cut in Half B $1-2- 9 Full ' BEDSPREADS 59c size colored bed spreads, knoted fringe, regular nc val & W. H. WRIGHT & SONS' COMPANY ps If Attend Sale Today Vacation Sale To Close Out All Our Summer Clothing The Opportunity Is Yours Hll-lak- "DRE8S UP NOW FROM HAT TO AT VERY LITTLE EXPENSE. I LOCAL BRIEFS : A MAN OR BOY CAN ANYTHING HOSE UNDERWEAR TO OUTERWEAR, FOR TRAVEL OR yHOME. PRICE8 MELTED. ITEMIZE WHAT YOU NEED, GIVE US THE LIST AND WEIL GIVE YOU A BARGAIN. FROM Outing Coats and Trousers Prom $5.00 to $12.00 d, Shirts Negligee American Patterns German, French, English, All Prices EVERY TIME YOU WANT CLOTHING REMEMBER THE Putnam Clothing House er PEACHES UTAH PEACHE8 supply daily, and are now at thoir best. Wo at tho lowest prices. ora receiving a frdi sell thorn FRUIT JARS BALL MASONS Tho Old Roliablo. cut-in-h- Pints, per dos Quarts, per doz per dos Pure Gum Rubbers for LIGHTNING THE Self-Sealin- $ .75 $5 1.00 3 NEW ECONOMY dozen Composition Rubbers, .25 RUBBER FASTENERS fl-- Pints, per doz Quartz, per dos per doz U C doz J5 for For Root Beer or Catsup 25c Bottles TELEPHONE Edgar Jones 124. 338 Co. TWENTY-FIFT- DH ST. $40,000 mh off ss L. D. S. Garments 4 0 Uniim Suits, Shirts and Drawers, Skirts, Shawls, Sweaters, and all other Knitted Gocds (too numerous to mention) BELT BUCKLES 1- -4 off . ttic on J. S. LEWIS & CO. BELT PINS AH KNITTING WORKS ; 2354 WASHINGTON AVE., OGDEN 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 : |