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Show UTAH DAILY PAGE TWO. JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, APRIL STATE 19, 1905. PRICE CONCESSIONS EXTRAORDINARY FOR EASTER lowest possible prices consistent with quality are Preparation has been mado throughout the store for the Easter Season. Modish Merchandise at temptingly effort that we have ever made in the past could begin to coinpalV ! shopping interest will be further augmented by innumerable special priced articles. No Easter one. We have gathered hundreds of just the kind of offerings that will most surely bring us the greatest Easter business that we ever did, and afford you the ran.''tU InoneJ saving opportunities that we ever offered. 1 5ILK SHIRT WAIST 5UITS I The Silk Shirt Waist Suit can be worn on any occasion. It is always dainty, so cool and airy and stylish. Nothing nicer for spring. We make a wonderful special of a d Chiffon Yaffeta Suit, jierfectly tailored. Plaited waist, extra full skirt, $15 00 value for . . v Full plaited A wool Batiste in all the newest shades, can be laundered. waist, newest model of skirt, for I A.tJU Mohair Shirt Waist Suits that could not be made more stylish, in fancy materials at To and know how $12.50, plain color, $10.00, I I VO You can spend a day in this stock and not put the same suit on twice, here, and here alone, are the latest New York and Paris models, At $15 up to Rain Coats planned after the best models of Paris. These are the useful coats. Besides having an absolutely rainproof coat, you have a general utility garment for all occasions, in Mohair, Tailor Cloths and Silks, at $12.50, $14.00, $15.00, $17.50 to $40.00 COVERT JACKETS, smart style. We have a special Easter bargain coat, offered by others as a special at $6.50. Our EaBter special is $4 98. Others at $10.00 and up. Beautiful line of Silk Coats in many new models at $10.00, $12.50, $15.00, and to the most exclusive designs of the season. We believe there is no more complete line of Shirt Waists in the west. Dainty styles and exclusiveness and perfect fitters are here. Petticoats Never has such a beautiful line of Silk Petticoats been shown in Ogden, and you can match any suit at any price you want. We make an Easter special of handsome Taffeta Skirts of the best silk, four section flounce, extra wide, all colors, put on sale $5.98 at Jap Silk Waist, in white, full plaited, Valencennes lace trimmed, at $1.98- - Other swell styles at $2.50 up to $7.50. A Sheer Lawn Waist, dainty tucks and hemstitched, at 69c-Sheer Lawn Waist, lace and embroidery shaped yokes, hemstitched bands, extra special at 79c. A Sheer Lawn Waist, full plaited, embroidery trimmed, hemstitched tucks, at 98c. It is pleasure fur us to show through our great line of Waists from the above prices to $10.00 each. All our old reliable brands are now in, in all their spring beauty. All shades, all qualities. We are making an Easter offering to our shoppers this week of our staudard $1.25 Kid Glove for VoC Easter sale 2429-2431-24- 33 Washington Ave. & J. Neckwear, Easter Styles New silk ties atPique Stocks, Exquisite pieces cheaply priced. Linen Turnovers. Cuff and tached, Swiss and Collar sets in lace, swiss and linen. Many new tab effects. In fact we never had Buch a complete assortment at such small prices, starting at 19c, and up. hand-embroider- BURT .38-cali- - s TEA V(m ght Silks and Dress Goods If you have not yet spent an hour in our Silk and Dress j partment we want you to. then draw your own conclusion you find the greatest line and newest ideas in Silks ami Dress (;od Easter Handkerchiefs Prettiest assortment of fine linen and lace Handkerchiefs Easter greeting?- hand-embmiilcrt- we have ever shown. -d and real What is prettier for 4n - Easter- Veilings - at isca 1 EasLer Hosiery Handsome lace and open-wor- k Hosiery, in black and full range of colors: in fact we can furnish you with any design of pattern you may want. Lace Hose starting at 25c and up. The strongest line of childrens 12 54c Hosiery in the city. Easter Hand Bags Easter Hand Bags in all their newness; styles new to this season, and in all colors and styles of leather,8tarting at 29c and on up to $8. BROTHERS surrounding the treasury grounds. investigated, but no one was found to do his work, too, between the a performance would attract at- who had set the wires to nuzslng their changes of the reliefs. The man who could succeed, though, tention on the streets. messages of warning. would of doors are not the be richly repaid for the chances vaults The the doors closed all the With except one, In vault No. 8, for Indoorkeepers are not needed, and the only parta that are filled with these he had taken. entire force of each relief, with the delicate and wonderfully sensitive stance, he would find $259,650,000 in The Insides of the gold certificates, all in large denomiexception of a reserve of four sr five electric wires. men oil duty near the main door. Is vaults are covered and a touch any- nations and easily handled. The silstationed in the north part of the where would tell just what part of the ver and gajd vaults contain millions, offtoo, but it would' be almost Impossible building, where all the money vaults vault was being handled. The to get away with any considerable icials alarma cannot false the explain Armed are latest with situated. the ALSO GUARD THE WATCHMEN Is believed that mice or cockroaches amount of the silver because of its It and army pistol pattern TREA8URE DURING NIGHT. within quick reach of rifles, the watch or the heavy jar of a watchmans step weight A negro laborer employed in the force over millions keeps silent vigil. starts the alarm. The alarm glvea the location, so that treasury stole $800 of silver dollars Elaborate Syttem by Which tha Vaults There Is no chance to go to Bleep, as each watchman must signal his pres- no time is lost getting to the place. about eight years ago, but he was of the Unitod States Government ence nt his post every fifteen minutes The watchman situated near the spot quickly detected. It was Just at the Are Protected from Burglars. during the night, and the lieutenant on knows nothing of what has happened. time when the outgoing treasurer was duty keeps a record of these signals. He has seen nothing, heard nothing to turning over to Treasurer Roberts the Mr. Roberts Despite all the electrical device, If a mail should go as long as five start the clang of the alarm In the funds of the treasury. could not afford to accept the statewarnings, combination, llmelock and minutes beyond the time for turning center of the floor above. But even with all this protection, the ment rendered that there waa so much other protection surrounding the mil- In his signal, some of the reserve men lion of dollar of the United State would start at once for his post and opinion Is strong that an expert would money on hand. Before he would give in the big vault of the treasury, ex- quickly make an Investigation. It Is know- how to dispose of the electriq a receipt to Treasurer Morgan, who seldom this occurs. Tears ago the wires and get Into most of the vaults was retiring, he must have the amount pert cracksmen and safemen would missing signal did not come over the In quick time, but for the watchmen. verified. Consequently many persons have an easy time getting to the monthe lieutenant from a The majority of the vaults are old af- were employed in counting the money. ey but for the watchmen who guard electric wires to The negro laborer was hauling bags the immense treaure through the long certain spot. He went to Investigate. fairs. having been put In when the north part of the building was com- of silver dollars containing $1,000 each hour of the night. In the day time His man was missing from the post. While A search revealed him stretched out pleted in 1869. It was stated that from one vault to another. the watchfulness is exercised by regpacking them away he managed to cut ular clerks of the big establishment In the dark recesses of a big under- when J. X. Huston was treasurer ground coal bln, stone dead. Hla army (Tom May, 1889. to April. 1891 he holes In the bags and replace the dolthat Unde Sum operates. The treasury watch force consists of pistol lay near him and half his head grew nervous about the vaults and lars taken out with lead. As each bag He hnd committed sent for a vault expert. seventy-nin- e This man of allver ought to weigh Just so much men, Including two lieu- was blown olT. tenants. Captain H. A. Cobaugh, the suicide. He left a note on a piece of looked at the masses of Iron, with and the lead did not represent the disthe robbery waa quickly decaptain of the force, makes a total of brown wrapping paper. In which he their locks, cranks and different safety crepancy a broken hag waa when tected was of sold he the that Into divided two Is he sorry and remarked that captain appliances, eighty. The force reliefs. The day relief, from 8 o'clock the watch had not come along that could go into one of them In fifteen weighed. The same count of the money In the in the morning until 4 o'clock in the way, as he wanted to kill hlin first. He minutes. He asked the treasurer to afternoon, consists of fifteen men be- had fancied that his chief "had it In' select a safe and he would make hls treasury must be made in three sides the captain. The duties of the for him. but his grievance was not word good. In fourteen minutes from months from now when Treasurer men In the day are chlelly as door- correct Large rats were running the time he took the first vault In hand Roberts goes out of office and hls suciver the dead watchman, who said In he in the safe. This was not cessor, Mr. Treat, comes In. The bond keepers. They have no responsibility in con- hi note thHt he would haunt the cap- very reassuring to the treasurer, and of the treasurer of the United States nection with the $1,176,500,000 of cash tain of the watch for the rest of hi he doubled the watch force In that Is $400,000, larger by thousands than and United States bonds that are on life. So far Csptaln Cobaugh. has nnt part of the building and put up such a any other public official, and he is redeposit in the vaults. At all of the been pestered by any apparition re- doleful plea to congress as to Induce sponsible for every dollar under him. that bidy to make a good appropria- Mr. Treat will demand a count, and it doors and entrances they are stationed sembling the watchman. Uefnre the several hundred clerks tion for further protection. will be made, taking the time of fifty to keen watch over the hundreds of In the last few years some new or a hundred government clerks for visitors, to preserve order, keep out and responsible officials connected swindlers and with the office of Treasurer Roberts vaults, modern In every way, have many weeks, all at the expense of the peddlers, sharpers, tlrket sellers. The rules of the treas- leave their imst at 4:30 o'clock they been instnlled In the treasury, hut government. watch that Uncle Sam never puts hls faith In the ury prevent ticket selling and any report to the captain of the form of canvassing or other molesta- all the vaults sixteen In number-ha- ve statement of any vault manufacturer been securely locked, and that that he has a sure thing. These modtion that will bike up the time of em. the responsibility is with him until the ern vaults are surrounded through the ployes. 9 an next o'clock. at The half last morning At 4 o'clock In the afternoon, Go by the book night by faithful watchmen, and In hour before the busy thousands leave thing these employes to is to set the the daytime are looked after by honpst Go by the book their desks for their homes, another time locks, which prevent any human and honored employes. The latest of relief comes on duty, remaining until being getting Into the vaults until the the safes are In a cash room, where Go by the book This relief consists of hour fixed for the opening next morn- much money is paid out in the daily midnight. thirty-tw- o men, including one lieuten- ing. transaction of business with the deGo by the book Treasuier Roberts himself, the man partments of the government nnd the ant. The midnight relief consists of exactly the same number of men, who is responsible for the millions of hank of Washington. Wrtia for our KnmWjt kook. A SchuEng I No watchman has ever proven unheaded by a lieutenant, while at any securities and money, rould not get in. Company. Ss Fhikwa A a is is called farther what protection, hour of the night Captain Cobaugh faithful to his trust. Nearly all of liable to drop In to ascertain how "the electric protection" Is set upon them are veterans of the civil war, reThis Is nothing hut a and could not be Induced for the mileach door. In Mad Chase. things are going and to receive 4 o'clock wooden door that Is attached to the lions of ports. Soon after half-pagold nnd silver In the treasury every door in the big department Is entrance of every vault. It ts so full to form a plot with a cracksman for Millions rush In mad chase arter a single the robbery of the government. That health, from one extreme of faddism closed except the main one, fronting of electrical device that The doors are touch upon It will set the automatic would lie the easiest way for a robber to another, when, of they would on Fifteenth street. only fastened with Immense lock that have burglar alarm to ringing in the regis- with gigantic courage to carry out any eat good food and keep their bowels been upon them for so many years, ters nt the n'aiii door and In the office plans in that dlrecthsi. Aided by a regular with Dr. Kings New Life rills, and between these doora and the out- of the company furnishing the system. dishonest watchman and disguised ns their troubles would all pass away. The whole device is so sensitive that n watchman himself, he would stand a side is a heavy iron grating that Is Prompt relief and quick cure for liver in the dead of the night there Is likely slim chance of securely locked. Into a vault and stomach trouble. !5n at Ogden getting to to be an alarm when no one hns without detection, bnl he would take There Is not inurh attempt made druggists; guaranteed. fasten the windows, a there would he touched a part of the machinery. One the risks of the electric alarms nnd exthem not to noma difficulty in getting night long ago there were three other signals set for the detection of JOURNAL ADS. BRING RESULTS. cept by climbing over the Iron fences alarms, all of which were promptly Just such attempts. Tie would have JOURNAL ADS. BRING RESULT8 lit $75.00 ed Buch st ht-wei- Easter Veilings, all new designs and in all colors, starting yard and on up to the handsome Drape Veils. EasLer Gloves High Class Easter Muslins Skirts, wide and airy, bounces of beautiful lace and embroidery, full under dust ruffles, starting at $1.25 and on up to $8.50. Corset Covers in endless variety of styles, starting at 50c and on up to $5.00. Handsome line of Gowns and Drawers. ht We The stvle you gjj : Easter Shirt Waists Silk good these Suits are, may Wctols. Fashionable Rain Coats full-weig- fully Jacket Suits, new blouse and court styles, in Silk, Voils, Mohairs and We are also showing an extreme line of Kedingote styles. A $15.00. with one? 2429-2431-24- 33 Ave. Washington TESTS OF MEN AND SHOWN ANIMALS THAT CAMELS MUCH ON ARE NOT THIS TIME IT IS A STEAM STRENGTH. GENE- RATING APPLIANCE. One Elephant Can Full 6,000 Pounds, Tests Prove That the New Gwwitir as Much as Seventy Will Work Great Saving Five Men. in Fuel. -- NEW YORK, April 19. Strength testa of menx and animals were made at the circus In Madison Square garden similar to .thtfse made last year, which proved of considerable scientific Interest A large number of men and women were present by Invitation of Tody Hamilton, the press agent The same apparatus as that used last year was employed, consisting of the famous iron spring of great strength fastened to Iron spikes driven into the A compressed air indicator ground. was attached to the spring and measmen toured the tests. Seventy-fiv- e day pulled 6,000 pounds. Babe, the big elephant pulled 6,000 pounds. Camels showed they are not much on strength, as a pair of them could register only Other records were: 2,000 pounds. Two horses, short pull, 3,000 pounds; two horses, long pull. 2,500 pounds; four horses, short pull, 6.000 pounds; long pull, 6,000 pounds. Use for Young Turkeys. It has been demonstrated that the turkey Is a fine destroyer of tho boll weevil, the tobacco worm and the tomato worm. They get fat on that sort of diet and keep so with a bit of grain thrown In once In a while and attention to their sleeping quarters. The boll weevil gets busy In tbe spring, and so do the young turkeys. The tomato worms are about the fields at the time the young birds are most zealous In satisfying an appetite that has no bounds. The boll weevil and the worms go Into hibernation In the fall JtiRt about the time that there Is a demand for fat turkeys that cant be satiated. Furious Fighting. Kor seven years," writes Geo. W. Hoffman of Harper, Wash., I had a hitter bnttle with chronic stomach and liver trouble, but at last I won, and cured my diseases, by the use of Electric Bitters. I unhesitatingly recommend them to nil, and don't Intend In the future to be without them In the house. They are certainly a wonderful medicine, to have cured such a bad case bs mine." Bold, under guarantee to do the same thing for you, at Ogden druggists, at 50c a bottle. Try them today. SEW YORK, April 19. Following the line with hls former tawnttw useful improvements In ioconathw rnellus Vanderbilt has Jut u ved from the patent office at YA' ton a patent on a steam genenthl In pllance which he asserts will to er three particular ways work ntage In boiler construction. object His device has for Its general construction and Increase oftj engine iclency of locomotive steam the claims advanced by Vendert re allowed at the patent office. mica are at work at Roger works turning out locomou th 'the Vanderbilt -- s Loco-iti- steam-generatu- w ttalt According to pllance. wort id the new generator will fuel. nt saving In VALUE OF A SUNNY SOUL Th Valued position Mors to Be Rlchea. Great The world Is too full d sorrow, misery and eda more sunshine; It nff g gad lives which radiate will U eda encouragers wb en t bear down, who will Success. t discourage, says ( Who can estimate the g m glnd scatters who -I ft od'cheer whenever he gloom and sadness. JE tracted to these cheeI nny lives, and and jomy, the morose vy people who er they go and fling glJ. tbe We ef-- outdne1 oontempllO- lThe nbll 1 a greater po la nshlne mere mental d, look i position. tbn. gom-autv- r than , to endure |