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Show DAILY m nw wmmmiTOiffflrwjy (Special Correspondence.) iU iUUUUUUUiUiUJU JUiUUI The reported end myeterlou. recov jiwppeersnee valued at 200,000, and ery of Jewelry Ogden Goelet, haa Mr. belonging to the newepapera and the mem 22. XEW YORK. Aug. welcome materben of select society The circumstances ial for gossip If correctly re affair. urrounding the to form eorted, are peculiar enough conmost sensational the of yie basis the gossips did not have and jectures to make to strain their Imagination authenThe their stories Interesting. mea-pcase rather are the In tic facts was It time ago reported short a 200,000 had that Jewelry valued at mysteriously disappeared from one of at the most aristocratic mansions enwere Pinkertons The Vewport matter and gaged to investigate the sent out a description of the T' they was stated at the missing Jewelry. It treasure disappeared time that the manner on the in some mysterious 20th or 21st of June. A few days af- . ter the description of the supposedly stolen Jewels had been sent out and the the newspapers had discussed as case and out, the of given (Sets at length, own theories their out was statement given the that Mrs. Goelet had recovered 'her jewelry, or, rather, had never been robbed. It was stated that on coming back to her town residence in that the Sew York she discovered jewelry was safe and undisturbed In the safe. The Inference was that Mrs. 'Goelet had completely forgotten that he had left her Jewelry at home when she started for Newport to attend the wedding of her son to Miss Whelan. How the rumor originated will never be found out, hut It' was openly discussed by the newspapers at the time that the Jewels had been stolen by some Raffles, moving In the most Tork society exclusive set of New and. for that reason, enjoying oppor- which common, ordinary The most thieves cpuld only envy. mysterious hints were made as to the personality of the thief, aocordlng to one story a prominent society woman afflicted with kleptomania, according .to another a "swell club man, on the most Intimate terms with the leaders of the four hundred. So persistent were these rumors and so much mysthe obtainable tery was shrouding announcement when the that ficts, was made that the jewels had not been lost at all, but had all the time peacefully 'rested In Mrs. Goelefs safe In New Tork, nobody was Inclined to tunities believe IL If the orgauiriiion, known in po- lice and newNiMjit-as the "Black Hand." is not a. mere tissue of r fancy, produced by an imagination strongly affected by powerful drugs or an overdose of inun Doyle, Its members undoubtedly deserve the severest punishment which the law Inflicts upon its violators. a i.,. a STATE iiiy hall of JOURNAL, There is people, in which the latter openly expressed their disbelief. Since then a new theory has been sprung on an unsuspecting and patiently- - suffering public. Some clever Sherlock Holmes has made the discovery that the disappearance of the gems was directly connected with cetraln fluctuations of the stock market which sent Metropolitan awhy up and made things decidedly uncomfortable for the hears. No direct accusation Is made, but It Is strongly Insinuated that the valuable gems were used by someone as collateral security In a stock transaction which required a large amount of money or its equivalent Anybody entitled to draw his or her own 1 Inferences. . Gate Coffee It has the full, rich of fine old coffee that has flavor been, properly aged in its native country. lb. aroma-tig- ht tins. Grind fresh each day not too fine. Importer . Ban Francisco and Roastora of Flno Old Coffee SX AT THIS STORE The Mason Celebrated Jars CO-- following a plow. 'If you want to run him down in the night you will find him pursuing his studies under sn electric light. The boy you used to hear about, who chop ped wood all day and then studied by the light of the fire is not to be found any more. y "Out of the great community of boys growing up will come the next presidents. The writer in search of material to make up their histories will have a new field. The log house and farm feature will not figure In the history of the campaign in ten or fifteen years from now. New York Sun. Escaped an Awful Fata. The New Economy Self-Seali- Jars ng GuirsntMd Mould Proof Pts. 75c, Half Gals. Qts. 85c, Pts. $1, Qts. $1.25, Half Gals. $1.65 $1 Z. C. M. D. Crockery Dept. Crockery Dept. r SPARKS FOR THE SENATE. He Will Be Fusion Party's Candidate to 8ucced Stewart. lovcnmr John Sparks has aiitlinr-ic- il Uio Dully Nevada State Joimiul ) aiiMiniin-him as a candidate for lie I'uitcd States senate on the ticket ' o' tlie fused Silver and Democratic .'Mies of that state. The Journal f irltuT slates that the governor's former statement that he was not nor1 liad been a candidate for the was made in good faith, his determination only being made' w'lieii it seemed to him that a candidate w.is needed. The Xevudu State Journal is Jubilant over the governors imiiiunrement. Chicken Season e NOW OPEN . i r THE TRADING STAMP BUNCO GAME complete'copy of the game laws FOR THE ASKING. XP08ED The trading stamp plague is admlr-ibl- y depicted by the New York Dally News. That paper devoted two columns to an Investigation jmd published the conditions found in an article under the title, "Trading Stamp Game an Unmitigated Swindle. That paper presents the following: To summarize the results of two weeks' Investigation, the New York Dally Newa haa presented unquestionable facta and sworn teatlmony proving: "That trading stamps are not free folgifts to customers and are not In any use low sense the equivalent of cash discount 'That the tradesman pays a variable price, ranging from one dollnr a thousand paid by a department store to five dollars a thousand paid by the comer grocer for stamps. That the purchase of stamps conand flesh-buildstitutes a tax of from 1 to S per cent The perfect malt-toni- c is a It the small food, of the upon gross receipts delimost retained the by shopkeeper. easily cate stomach. "That the small shopkeeper must All Druacists sell it. Prepared only by and does take the tax out of his customers. Anheuser-Busc- h That the shopper does not get St. Louis, U.8.A. Louis' Qreateot Sifht is the Anheuaer-BuocBrewery. something for nothing, but, on the Bee it, while attending the Fair. contrary, pays from 200 to 1,000 per cent more than their market value for trading stamp premiums. BECKER BREWING & MALTING CO., Distributors, Ogden,' Utah. "That' for by for the greatest number of stamps Issued neither the tradesman nor the public gets any benefit whatever, the vast profits of the trading stamp companies being One Month, 60c. By Mail, One Month, 50c. derived from stamps sold and never By Carrier, offered for redemption. "That the trading stamp companies do not guarantee redemption of the atamps at all, but reserve the right to ' confiscate them that la to hold up and rob the lawful owner at their Back to Sound Health new Speedy convalescence, strength and appetite of the Uscyi er. ed pre-digest- Brewing Assn It h THE JOURNAL It Doesnt dla-creti- se Golden J. A. FOLGER FRUIT JARS j e toward a good breakfast. Drink a cup of 2 If You Are Putting Up Fruit Youll Find the Best Prices on Wail Mict'i is manifesting coiisiil vrahle ii, Iciest in the coining cam- - j puigu and there is no lack of men uliu are Milling to buck their conviction that cither Parker or Roosevelt will be elected. Immediately after the 8i. Louis convention the Iferkerites were offering almost even money on their candidate but since then the enthusiasm has dwindled considerably and since the notification ceremony In Esopus bettors on Parker demand j much higher odds than a week ago. During the last few days quite a nutn-- 1 her of large bets were made with odds of two to one in favor of Roosevelt. scarcely any crime. from the mildest case of blackmail to the most atrocious Individual or plural murder, that has not been attributed to that organisation.' During the last few months the Black Hand haa become particularly bold and several cases of There is no end of peculiar accikidnaping and blackmailing, several in this city every week. One dents dynamite explosions and other crimes, were laid to the door of that gang of of the most unusual accidents ever known here happened a few days ago criminals. in Central Park. A man and two The building trades strike which at M'omen stopped with their automobile the present time Involves over forty in front of the Casino for refreshthousand men, still continues, but ments. One of the women Jumped there Is sufficient evidence to warrant out without waiting for assistance, the prediction that the differences be- lost her balance and fell toward the tween the employers and the unions machine. Her hair was caught by the shaft of the engine be amicably will soon adjusted. rapidly revolving was head her and pulled with IrreThere is not much enthusiasm among force sistible the side of the against the men who were locked out and machine. Not until of her hair part many of them would gladly go back to work if they only dared. Several and scalp had been torn off could the unions that have been ordered out, engine be stopped and the woman liblike the electrical workers, etc., have erated. Her Injuries were painful but refused to obey the orders of the not necessarily dangerous. leaders and have decided to return to work. It Is confidently expected that CANDIDATES OF THE FUTURE. soon other unions will follow their example. Log Cabin and Farm Features Will Soon Bs Left Out of Thsir Records. The most aggravating features of the lockout are the delay in the comWhen the next generation reads the pletion of the subway and the prevention of the creation of much need- history of presidential candidates it ed school houses. It is estimated that will not find the farm and log cabin over 20,000 school children will ' be Incidents that we have been reading deprived of their privilege to attend school next fall owing to the lack of in our time, said an old politician as Over 6,000,000 are he laid down his paper. school buildings. erection of new for the I have Just read, he continued, available school houses but owing to the lock- "that a number of college students out nothing can be done unless some have been engaged as conductors on a arrangement la made to exempt school trolley line In a nearby city. Not long buildings from the operations of the ago I read another article about collockout Acting Mayor Charles V. lege students who had been engaged Fornes is very anxious to bring about as waiters or guides, and in one case some compromise between the allied about a young man who had hired out building trades and the employers to do scullery work In a hotel at a that will make it possible to push the summer resort. MORE "The log cabin boy and the farmer erection of the much needed schooh boy are becoming scarce In this counhouses. try. Mr. Fairbanks was a former lad. but he quit the' work as soon as be Strangers visiting New York are saw an opportunity to get ahead In greatly surprised at the diminutive other business. Some of the papers sixe of the city hall of New Tork and have referred to Judge Parker as a are wondering how it is possible that former, but he la not a former In the the enormous volume of official bus- common acceptance of the word. iness which is Inseparable from the "The future presidents of the counadministration are acually located in try are on the trolley lines, or acting the size and population of New York as waiters. Better be polite to these can be crowded into so small a struc- young men you meet on the street ture. The puzzle is easily explained, cars. Some of the futures may be however, by the fact that In reality banjo players in the college clubs or only a few departments of the city's a coach to some college team. adlmnlstratlon aer actually located in "Every boy Is going to college now, the city hall. Many departments are or will be within the next twenty-fiv- e scattered all through the city and in years. The former of the future will the Park Row building alone 243 be a hired man. The son of the ownrooms are occupied by various de- er will be prepared for professional partments of the municipal govern- life as noon as he can make it. ment It Is quite possible that the "The story of the boy who got his lease for these rooms will not be re- schooling In the country la nearly newed, as the owners of the building threadbare now. The country school-houand the city do not seem to be able la moving out of sight pretty to agree on the rental. The present rapidly. If you find one anywhere In lease expires this year and unless an the woods, take off your hat and sa agreement Is reached the city will lute It. If you see a farmhouse by the have to vacate the rooms now occu- roadside, give It your blessing. The boy is not In the field. He pied and move to some other quarters. It Is generally admitted that New Is somewhere In a factory learning a trade; or he is becoming an electrician; maybe Is working as a waiter in a tavern. But you won't find him The First Step Sold in 1 and 9 a , a Some of the papers printed alleged Interviews with prominent society S 1904. 22, suffl- - miitiiodate all i!.- - liiiai-do not Tam-iiian- y the i)!nit ailiii:i;!ii-.iii.iwuh ihe erection of as a structure as the new hull uouM liave to be. j city hlor in i :,is l.ui svviii in AUGUST MONDAY, ili-l- 1 NEW YORK NEWS LETTER iuJUiUJUiUiUJUiUlUMJU Ynrl, UTAH CostAnthing TO GET OUR PRICES "That the actual value of 1.000 stamps, fixed by the companies In pretended compliance with the law. Is 10 cents In some cases and 1.00 In Tribothers. Denver Commercial Louis, 47.50. Chicago, Ogden THEREBY Yourself Money Utah ng Event in LUMBER, 8HINGLES, LATH BUILDING MATERIALS OF ALL KIND8, AND To Save .RATE8 VIA PACIFIC. St. Louis and return, 42.50. Chicago and return, 47.50. 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