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Show DAILY K. i. l!n(tliu;uii of Victor, the city. J. X. Dm.n up from Ik 04., from Fall is in the city on business. fiicve X-b- ., Miller H. BY GREAT PREPARATIONS MADE BY MADE CAPTURE CLEVER TRADES AND LABOR ASSEMBLY FORCE. MEMBERS OF POLICE I'ity, Suiierinieiident Buckingham left for Salt Luke last night on hi private ear 3. Them In 'Joint, One in the by Day Will Be a Historic of Tradee Unionism in Utah. ; Captain Broxa chamber deserve much ngilen ,.redIt for the manner ta which they. day' last night, unearthed the guilty parties Mr. A. J. Toller returned jester- - ,.01iriei.teli lth the robbery which from a trip to St. Louis mill other t.urr(i w,me time Thureday afternoon, easiern cities. jjye & Oinipany, on Thursday, of a bale of good, containing t'lark passed received Monlnnii, Senator from en route this Mjii city today gloves for the firm of Last & through Thomas. The Rootle were permitted the west to his homo. X. 11. l'iirnell, master of steam ahov- - to remain in the rear of the atore for is hark again in a brief period and were not missed els at the i. n l Veiiea. clay mini of Salt Luke. well-know- rominer-- n t- 1 Detective Pender, , -: oc-d- ay i ; cut-of- f, ng.len for a until last evening, when Mr. Xye sus- hrft and reported the mat- ur-- ! short visit. JOURNAL on tel-j Bala of Silk Gloves Wat Lifted W. W. Wright, the well-knotown. in in 1'iilt Lake, epliniie iiian ,uf Opium Fiend Who Selected xo. STATE in! 1 Salt Lake IlllKillPKK. UTAH Rome time 'ago the Trades and An-na- le 3, 1904. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Offer Special Qothing Demands Mother's Attention e knee pants suits, Extra Advance sale of Boys' wool of good value; and all school for wear; stroii;, sizes .J to 10 years two-piec- $2.95 See Window Display Cheaper Line $1.95 La- bor Assembly of Ogden City took up the matter of holding their annual LaAfter careful bor Day celebration. deliberation a representative committee of three members from each union in the city was appointed. The boys showed a willingness for work which has never been equalled on any former occasion. The gigantic undertaking had no fear for them, so that in short time the untiring efforts of the committee were crowned with success by having surmounted every barrier their way, and the result of tlieir labor Is that they can and do invite the good people of Utah from all ranks of labor to turn out with them on Monday and witness the grandest industrial parade that has ever been given in the history of the labor party of this state. They issue this call to all ranks of labor to Join then) upon this day and show by their presence that they are willing to uphold them in all their Just demands to place labor on an elevated plane whereby they can command the recognition and respect that is due them by virtue of their honest' calling. The parade will form on Grant aveto Twenty-sevent- h nue, from Twenty-fift- h streets. The line of march will be from Grant to Washington avestreet nues, north to Twenty-secon- d to Twenty-fift- h and counter-marc- h street, thence to the depot and from there to Lester park, where the is the ercises will be held, order of parade: Grand MarshaL Platoon of Police. Fire Department Fall Suits and Skirts This Fall we have the pleasure of showing you the handsomest line f lrt, unresuits and walking, skirts in the city. These suits and skirts ady-made New York, and for elegance and style, individuality and fiurchased in . . they have no equal. The jackets have the vest effects and Butcher backs. Suits range in price from $12 to $40 IMche, physician and Our line of Walking Skirts is certainly the prettiest to he had on the market; l,r. l the Pf,11e headnuarters. cut-of- f, u geon on ( he Ogden-Lucl- n and box pleat effects, plain and fancy mixtures, made in p 1 The three officers above mentioned in the city on a short visit. select from lot to season. be this will on a .lunt out started leading styles immediately q) Mis Kathryn M. Jay of St. Mary's,; stores visited all the aecond-han- d and, Ohio, fs visiting at the home of Mrs.j In the city, but could And no trace, so Hollingsworth and sons. they returned to the scene of the theft Miss Mae Ravage of Salt Lake City, nn(j bpjf.in on a new Pue. They were formerly art teacher in the Ogden, illru.ted by a hop.den on Hud- aetino), is visiting with Mrs. Ilonts In! son avenue Into which they forced this city. an entrance. Here the found three Seven more violators of the bicycle tnen stretched out on the floor and ordinance were arrested last night and under the Influence of opium. Upon will appear before Judge Howell this searching the place the officers found evening. four dry goods boxes Into which the pound, one pearl handled pocket The 'Oliver' party from Massachustolen articles had been packed. knife. setts, Knights Templar party, occu- They arrested the Inmates of the The most popular union couple in plying eight sleepers, pulled out of) place who, when brought to the stathe dance pavilion; first prize, $5 couOgden at 9:40 last evening for the tion, gave their names as Harry Mills, pon book; second prize, $3 coupon roast. Thomas Admire and Charles Ashbook. Donated by the Western Steam ADVANCE SALE groat money-savin- g is the ton. "The Malta Commandery" laundry. will present opportunities unequaled in the annals A charge of grand larceny waa this LOBOR DAY COMMITTEES. designation of a Knights Templar parof Ogden merchandising. You can get a full unChalrmnn Charles A. Baez. ty from Xew York, which passed morning placed against the trio and this store only derstanding of what is going on Marshal J. B. BotL through Ogden at 12:05 this morning. they will tie proven guilty beyond a ns blames see r. and each the other for when come the Wisegar-beJ. Aids doubt, F. Grant Syphers, goods, and learn the Cards are out announcing the maryou deed. the John Frye. riage of Helen E., daughter of Mr. prices for yourself. Prizes and Sports Grant Syphers, and Mrs. H. W. Xaisbltt Jr., and Mr. E. Robinson, F. J. Wisegarber, John Frank A. Pearce, ceremony and recep-tioi- n Eklund, John Frye, Harry Hender-sho- t, to take place Wednesday, SepRobert Clark, Junker, G- - B. tember 14 th. Brantlng, shoemaker. Float Representing States The Hon. E C. Day. the prominent! Strong, at least good, it 1 29c 15, Pieces 85c, 45c and 50c values in this 8ale at ... City Council, Speakers, Officer! and city attorney of Helena, Mont, is I That IlIIC, and Cough Stop 15 50c brewed Pieces Colored for Dress to Handsome Hurst! Sac, ...,38c goods, worth vlsltlng In this city with J. T. by one Singers 48c 15 Pieces Fancy Dress Goods, worth 65c to 90c, special Band. and family. He leaves tonight for San j fcho knows how. When a cough, a tickling or an irri68o 15 Pieces All Wool Suitings, made to sell for 81. Our price FIRST DIVISION. Francisco to attend the reunion of; In the throat makes you feel tation Machinists and Apprentices Knights Templar. Tlle pastime theater repoena Sep' take Ballards H uncomfortable, Boilermakers. ! n William Harcombe, the tember 5th under an entirely new Don't wait until the Boilermakers Syrup. helpers. lntermountaln representative of the management and guarantees an en disease control. Mr. has gone beyond SECOXD DIVISION. o, perform-FrnnclscLewis A Strauss company For Just ONE WEEK. This offer Includes the new arrivals for early of San tlrely clean and 354 West 5th Mrs. J. A. and Anderson, Band. Fall wear, and the finest Dress Shoes both Oxford styles and High Shoes Cal, la in the city for a ance. Some of the highest salaried St., Salt Lake City, Utah, writes: Tailors' Union. few days, interviewing the merchants j actors that have ever been seen in No better shoes made than we sell. Sy"We think Ballard's Horehound Union. Carpenters and enjoying a pleasant visit with his vaudeville In this city have been Lathers' Union. rup the best medicines for coughs and here. gaged for this season. colds. We have used It for several Carriers Hod Union. The Southern Paciflc paymaster Painters Union. years; it has always given immedicame in this morning on Xo. 6 and Just in. By far the prettiest Tailored Skiria we ever had, and that U ate relief. Is very pleasant and gives Railroad Blacksmiths cut-olf, a left for the deal. The newest cuts and designs in materials. Worth $3.75, where he Is paysatisfaction." 25c., 50c., 31.00. For aaylng great Locul Blacksmiths. off $3. $3.50, $4 and $5. ing employes. The pay car will sale by Geo. F. Cave. Railroad Carmen. be taken out in charge of Conductor Plumbers is the only McCully. The cut-o- lf A chorus of one hundred voices, unElectrical Workers ' stretch of road on the Southern Pacific Most every one knows that we have the largest and handsomeet allowder the direction of Squire Coop, will Plasterers' Union. on which employes are paid from the' in this department in the country; but for ONE WEEK the entire itock for first the time. and Stone ing Masons' Hall," Unicr "Utah, sing pay car. H OFF. Teamsters Union. prin- Is at your disposal at composed Signor Vesltta, by B. H. Hendershot received a mes-j prof. Walduffe, Hindoo clairvoyant Brewers' Union. cipal of Royal College, England. sage yesterday from Tom McCoy of ; an(1 IT. B. of R. E. pajmt.t, located at 132 Salt Lake City to the effect that Mr. flfth street, rooms 11 and 12. Twenty THIRD DIVISION. Hours, Robertson, the racing man! ,:S0 a. m. to 9:30 p. m Sunday In TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Band. of Snlt Lake, would be In town for cIuded Makers' Union. Cigar the Labor Day races with his pacing; WANTED A boy 17 SITUATION Clerks' Union. mare, Julia A, and two or three run- a position as typewants Bartenders' Union. years old; We are 0vertocked on youth' and ners. Mr. McCoy stated that he would and assistant writer Barbers' bookkeeper; Union. Foods at bring his celehrlty, Kangaroo, with youn men suR' is willing and bright; graduate of Cooks' and Waiters' Union. of ones. the Prlt The cheap Toggery. him. Address L," College. Typographical Union. Buslness( Knighta Templar delegations Journal office. Laundry Worker1 Union. the following sections have, or will, Hiss Addle J. Parry, teacher of vo FOURTH DIVISION. FOR RENT Two or three rooms with pass through this rlty today: Ylncen- - cal and instrumental music. Is now Young Union Men. nee. Ind.; Indianapolis; Iowa Points; j Prepared to receive pupils. Studio pantry and closet, furnished for SPORTS PROGRAM. 261 d Twenty-thirat street. Kalamazoo, Mich.; Minnesota, home, and housekeeping; railroad location, 122 The following is a list of the prizes South Dakota: Twenty-fourt- h street Vermont; Hammond, and the sports program. The commit Nannie Tout will Ken-Ind.; Peoria, 111.; Milwaukee; The Last sing on tee j sports are designated by a red WANTED Girl to do housework; tucky; Tennessee and Florida, and Roa of Summer," "Kathleen," "An badge: j 2700 Washington avenue. nie Laurie" and other old melodies on Kansas City. For the let float in parade, $20. Day at th tabernacle, By request Dr. Duchesne will Best appearance in parade, $15. ture at the district court room tomor- 12: JO p. m. Boys race, under 14 MITCHELL BROS. row evening (Sunday) on "Blood and years, first prize, pocket knife: sec Reduction of monument. head ond Brains Hnd the Secret of Child prize, pocket knife. nnd cenwtery copings. Yard Training." Lecture begins at 8 o'clock, i ,on 12:45. Girls' race, under 14 years, 2008 Jeffer,on venue. V The public is Invited. first prize, four handkerchiefs; secIs the common report about i ond prize, two handkerchiefs. town, but we find that there Is AND 1 Buy your boy's long pants suit at! The numbers drawing the two still an active demand for home. i. in. Sack race, for boys under The Toggery. Great Reductions in I coupons at the Ogden Steam laundry 14. $1. are "52, 25, 2747 and 2443. Coupons prices. 1:15 p. m. Egg race, for girls, one i must be presented this week. sandwich tray and cup. For aale or rent? If so, list It 1:45 p. in. Man with the Irwin Rollo, a barber, experienced j with me and receive prompt atlargest a heavy fall from h's bicycle this) CHEAP RATES TO SALT LAKE foot, one pair boots. tention. 2 p. ni. For the morning while riding on Grant ave- -l A. A. WENGER CITY. largest union famnue. He sustained quite serious in- -j ily on the ground, one ton coal. Real Estate, Loans and DIRECTOR 2:13 p. m. Footrace, free for all Juries and has been unable to attend' Insurance. September 7th and 8th. to his duties this afternoon. union men: first prize, pocket knire, Room 33, First Nat'l Bank Bldg. The Oregon Short Line will sell second prize, match safe. Dance at Southwell's 2:45 p. m. For best union hall every tickets to Salt Lake City for $1.50 baby girl Wednesday and Saturday, beginning) round trip, good to return September under one year, gold ring. 3 p. in. Best union September 7. 1904. Cars after dance, i 10th. baby boy under v one year, gold ring. 3:15 p. m. Umbrella race for ladies, BILL OF FARE: c one umbrella. n or for war, Rssarvad Admission by Ticket open all No Tug Seats. unions; Oysters prize. 915. Crabs and Shrimps CONCERT 8:15 P. M. Still Jar breaking contest, one set afterSalmon and Halibut noon coffees. You cannot invest money in anything safer and bettor than a Striped Bass 4:15 p. m. Nall driving contest for Diamond. It always represents every cent you put Into It never dePoultry ladles, one silver bon bon dish. Beef and Mutton in vnlue. a stone from us. and we will exchange it predates Buy 4:30 p. m. Union ladies' race; first rork and Veal ut nny time for a larger one, allowing you full value for the old Diaprize, one set statute: second prize, llama and Bacon mond you have probably worn a year or so. Thia Is a fair nnd square one sugar bowl and pitcher. f Dried and Pressed Corn Beef proposition and you should take advantage of It at once. to a change, so you should call nnd see the Splendid U,,e 3:43 p. m. Footrace, te free for nil Head Cheese and Dill IMcklea Doors Just received, ns well as a large line of Porch Column. single ladies: first prize, one pair Ture Home Rendered Lard. gloves; second prize, fan. (EL 2478 Washington Avonuo. phone 51 4 p. m. Fat Men's 143 TWENTY-FOURT8T. Race, over 19$ 'r i kilt lretty $0 10 5 W. H. Wright & Sons Co. One WeeR Only Burts at Four Special Lots of New Dress Goods 'us , ore-hou- nd well-know- up-to-d- All Shoes at Cost ! New WalKing' iSKirts 25 per cent off Laces and Embroideries K-l- ck ONE-FOURT- S. J. BURT (& BROS. well-kno- i j et TABERNACLE ! i cMonday Labor Day I or BUSINESS DULL NANNIE TOUT I Have You a Home ) Grand Chorus 100 Voices I SQUIRE COOP t Fred L. Kellers Diamond Values Admission One Dollar Increasing e" . Your Old Front Door Is Open j. s. leavis & co. Jes;!r?.,nd Utah H Oregon Lumber Co |
