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Show DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL, TUESDAY JUNE 12. 190S PAGE THREE t :r PLANT WIZARD ns PARK Mid- - STILL Summer Sale is making prices so low HIS ME CHUM Breeds of Fas moned Burbank a T.'iui Worker The Buroank Pots:.' Wortn Millers to tne P! v ARE NOW TIED WITH THE FOR SECOND PLACE. . Sail Iike Standinf of Teams. Wmi. Lo;. 4 4 jt'Kili'ii ; Park City Kui-k- j 4 5 5 7 FTa: ilefi-at-.i- l him the FVt. 6ti7 I numl-i-- .r r .wiling. (eit-rtii- pei-wi- tin ' " Hi on ivet WANT TO GO TO MORROW. J F-'- r just aluut a In tile "ere not disastrous, r "as a trawler, aiul really iliil while tviry time Kuivka fumbled It :I kiln" was xi Four fast double plays That bad been rldli-ula ceii-tl- ll Were tlx- features of the game. The mi. '! score: 1 "'em d":- in the di put for my ticket Park City. ami For lips Morrow, not ixpeet-in- g misi-lu- - - (iuy-.il- Said I. . in milling Said be tn me. -- ow let liv see If I have heard vou right You a'i! 1.1 go to Morrow and come tomorrow night. You should have gone to Morrow and lmek today. For If you sfirii-- yesterday to Morrow, don't yll see. You could hae got to Morrow and returned today (it three. The train ih.'n tailed yesterday now me right Today It gels to Morrow und return to. morrow night. yes-l-ril- ay of is utmost importance undi-rstaii- PEERYS CRESCENT FLOUR Said I. "My boy, it unems to nte you're talking through your hat, Is there a town named Morrow on your line? Now tell me that. There Ia,M said lie. and take front me a quiet Utile tli To go from her.. 10 Morrow Is a fourteen-hour trip. The train that goes to Morrow leaves today eight hirty-five; ten tomorrow is ihe time It Half after s s ' Vail should arrive. 2. Struck out By Johnson, S; by ZimPark City. Now If from here to Morrow is a fourteemerman, 2. Left an base n-hour Jump, 6; Eureka. 8. Double plays Tayor to Can you go todHy to Morrow and corn-bato OConnell King, to John King, today, you chump T' Johnson to Lumley to King. Grayson to Clark, Northrop to O'Connell. First8 Said I, I want to go to Morrow; can I on errors Park C'ty, 4; Eureka, Hit by pitcher Rush. Sacrifice hits And go totoday, get Morrow by tonight. If theri-l- s Time of Lumley and Butterfield. no delay?" AttendDutch. game 1:45. Umpire well," said he, "explain to me "Well, ance 500. and Ive no more to say; Can you go anywhere tomorrow and Giants to Raisa PannanL come back today? NEW YORK. June 12. A great treat awaits the thousands of baseball fields For If today youd get to Morrow, sureof this city who have been rooting for ly youll agree the Giants ever since the season began. You should have started not today, but This afternoon the Giants will hoist the yesterday, you see, worlds championship pennant at the 80 If you start to Morrow, leaving here today, you're at. Polo grounds, and It la expected that a crowd will he In at- You won't get In to Morrow till the day g that fallows that. tendance on that memorable occasion. The members of the national commisNow, If you start today to Morrow, It's sion, consisting of H. CL Pulliam, preal-dea cinch you'll land of the National league; B. B. Johnson, president of the American Tomorrow Into Morrow, not today, you Cinunderstand. league, and August Herr man of cinnati and many other prominent For the train today to Morrow, If the schedule Is right. baseball official will be present The game, which will he one of the features Will get you Into Morrow by about to. morrow night." of the afternoon, will be between the Glanta and the Cincinnati. There will Said I, I guess you know It all, but kindly let me say. aim he addresses and special music. The feature of this morning was a How can I go to Morrow If I leave the town today?" parade of nearly one hundredbaseball Bald he, You cannot go to Morrow and amateur any more today. clubs of Greater New York. The play-er- a marched down Broadway to the For the train that goe to Morrow Is a mile upon Its way." by city hall, where they were reviewed the mayor and city official. Then the FINALE. marchers took a special train to the I was mad I was so disappointed Polo grounds. enough to swear; The train had gone to Morrow and had PREPARING FOR NEW LAW. left me standing there. Illi12. The June DECATUR, I1L, was right In telling me I was man The met nois State Undertakers association a Jay; howling here today for Its annual convention, I dont go tomorrw, so X guess Til which will last until June 14. The contoday. go Is It as Interest of Is special vention the last one before the new law in re32 LOS ANGELES-RETURof undertakers gard to the licensinginto Via Salt Lake Route, from Salt Lake effect and embalmers goes was apwnlch new City. Good to Oct. 81st On Bale Miy law, the Under who those 26th, 28th: June 1st, Srd, 16th and June of last year, proved In May wish to practice the business of em- 26th. to July 8th. Select a date for to your vacation In Glorious Southern balming or undertaking must submit a atrlngent examination by a special California. Write for particulars to J. H. Burton, D. P. A., Salt Lake. board of examination. The examination includes the subjects of anatomy, Hova You Evarf sanitary science, the care, preservation, embalming, transportation and burial Visited Yellowstone? Yea or no. yon of dead bodies, etc. Any person who cant afford to miss the opportunity cannot or who falls to pass a satisfac- now presented to you to view those will wonders as thpy actually exist. The tory examination In these subject on the Utahna Drug comer panorama he debarred from practicing embalmthan 825 contains some selected scenes from that ing and a penalty of not less and not more than WOO is provided for land of wonders. each violation. The examinations will day begin on Friday of this week .the convenPEOPLE ALL v human hands until it gets to is not touched by your kitchen Missouri Pacific Railway COLORADO-UTA- H Through car, Balt Lake City, to St Louis and Kansas City. Only one change to New York, Buffalo and principal pointa East low mtea for summer travel. Ea pedal attention to ladleo and children. Tourists Bleepers through to Chicago, Boston and other pointa without change. Two trains dally. Inquire at ticket office. Any Information cheerfully given. H. C. TOWNSEND GmI Passenger and Tiekat Agent, H Louis, Mo, Staple Groceries Wholesale and Retail Look out for Utah Strawberries T. B. EVANS & CO. 2364 Seasonable Wash Ave. Fruits & Vegetables Fancy Groceries Bell Phone 809-l- nd. 214 kill, COUCH BCURE TNI LUNGS Dr. Kings New Discovery for fsr VO! Oureat Fries SOc 11.00 Free Trial. and Quickest Cure for 11 and LUNG XBOUB-o- r MONEY BACK. xaAT ck record-breakin- Short Line to SL Louis nt after the adjournment of the THE tion. NORTH CAROLINA TEACHERS. RALEIGH N. C.. June 12. Teachers are arriving here from all part of the annual atate to attend the twenty-thir- d teacher-assemblmeeting of the North Carolina which will open here this the Academy of Music. dele-At at evening the the opening session tonight PrMldent gates will be welcomed bychamber or Joseph CL Brown of the commerce of this city, Rropmse will be made by Superintendent Ragsdale Joiner of Pitt. State Superintendent educawill deliver an address on the tional progress of the by N. C Carolina, and will be foHowed National of the the president Schaffer, Education association, and state of School in Pennsylva- -if ini.s as-tiu- n- hi !i!i in S.iiit.i tif liv unit It'i-- a. fci.ni ni-i't- half an eye With vou C.111 si 1 i:..ii "i- l.iuiiil-- iiilavs, .iii.l all "ui-- ! .1i.1l ilu' risrlit wav. lie' shirt wai-l- s articlt-- Our aim g. up to si i i a httliVrii-ll::ii-- - .! a in out work 1I1.1t wiy 1. ,! ured ami lturhaiik ul"a Itin he liim-lit privliui tn fin We wa-- h vtliiiii hi fdjiiys ynur in only "in-1water. that jnur ,nv quh'h at TRY US. liilVlr lilts by whirl hr trha-a!- - s to turn U-c- n ':.-i1- s s It Leaps us busy te keep our stock iris, full, so wo can moot a I demands. We are especially prepared now to toko in car of ordoro requiring long timbers. el r than U-tli-- r m-- : I!.-- . In-- in soft 11 lp-s- . "ho rXpffl to LUMBER PILES. But our stock of FINISH LUMBER 10 aleo completo, including White Pine Yollcw Pino Finish, ote. Utah and Oregon Lumber Co. i loin; low 145 TWENTY-FOURTST. nf plain will not rl ul w I1.1t a but hiMra.l Hrr wi'l they suppnsfil. work 'Imp. with its ultrr rnaox of tools, the tool tlir linliviilual plant, will: llirir rtlinoxt & Co. Fred F. maiks. 437 TWENTY-FIFTST. If you haw no uppivriaiinii of urli 'PHONES 174. ront rai-- t for small iliffrivnrvs ibui't try to pay linn a ; your praiw ctuiipliiiit-n- l wi'l miss lis aim. of tlir pi nit by tin-- ch.-liCement he will bistaiuly k how you nnirli you know about nirtlio.l mi. I Work in plant almost prVKiin. Kurluuik i now nouriy tlilriy to fvatln-kk- . It yon is shirt- - hi- - mine to California from Fnglne Rutts, Floors and Founwlit-rlu- - was burn. He x dation H la about tin year nf ago. He 1 a workt-r- . sprinting many hniir (Ui hi lit grounds. r Ttiu-Tlir Asphiiltuiu and CoinpoHltton rxpr rlnii'iits In- - rmiilurtx at lie Simla Itosa, nil the farm whi-iRoofing. ; but ho owns other grounds In thr at Srliastap-il- . 2340 Washington Avenue, larger culture are to Is- - found. Hi house is a little cottage, where Ii" live with his old mother, a lady of Telephones, Bell 518-- y ; Ind. 507. about mi. It is approached through ! cl-trimmed box border. be Is a plain outward niun. more a gardnn-- r than a savant, will) clear blue sparkling eyi-a- , full of H. Pattlson C. M. Leedom lib- and fun. lie appreciates humor In It's This: If you want tu take ad others, and told us stories tlmt kept III us eiHistantly laughing. He vantage of thr many electrical contrivances of modem day, we are business aa an ordinary gardener, prrian-i- l to fumlh the electricity. fruit trees, shrub and flowers, for sale. In the beginning be had a big nursery and won money enough to Increase hia business rapidly; but lie lire, ferred the improvement of his varieties snil the production of new one. So, as soon as Ills means allowed, he disR. S. CAMPBELL, General Managar, posed of hia nursery. E. M. WADE, Agant. He sells only novelties and leaves their multiplication for trade to other men. For some of those varieties large coinanles have formed, since In Ogden from the one seedling which Iturliank may have won and sold, hundreds of thousands of trees have to be produced Ths Patronage of Familiss and before the novelty can profitably be Ladies la Respectfully Solicited. Into trade. When talking, his eyes glow with a love nf his plants, many or which he 2426 WASHINGTON AVENUE. remembers Individually, even for years. Rome kinds of flowers are his special darlings. He tries to make their bloom brighter and richer, to extend It over Bonk and Job Printing at tha Joura longer seas' in and to mBke them Job Rooms, nal them so to as within the cheaper bring California and Eastern reach of the poorest people. He Is always watching the flowers of races. Direct wire for the field and woods. As soon as he discovers a type which is new to him or all sporting events. excel! in some attractive quality, he will take the plant or Its seeds hpme Ava. with 'him for experiment. 2476 By crossing and selection he will im' prove the type almost beyond recogniMakes thn liest, strongest tion, as in the rase of the wild tiger ami FINEST Clothing for lilies and of the Shasta daisies, whose the smallest money. A trial A gentlemens blossoms are aa large as the palm of will convince yon. order one's hand. resort His most Important recent achievein connection. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ment with fruits Is the production of a stoneless prune. The seed Is nsked, unprotected by the ordinary woody shell, so that one can bite right through the fruit. These stonel-a- s prunes sre not yet ready for the trade, as they GUNDRY & BOWMAN have still to be Improved by renewed crosses. PARIS CLEANING AND When this has b--en done all the exDYE WORKS be isting varieties of plums will Ind. 88 crossed with the stoneless prunes, so Phonea Bell 345-that they, too. will be stoneless, al671 23rd St, Utah Ogden, though they will n"t lose their dlstlnc. and Stoneless tlev flavor. plums prunes 326 25th St, will be as common then as seedless orLINE DOMESTIC AND FRESH anges now are. KEY WEST GOODS. A single asset will show what a valuable asset Luther Burbank Is In the MUMFORD A EAYR8. Smoke wealth of the nation. His first contriwas a pew bution to our productions potato, which now bears his name. According to an official statement of the United States department of agriculture at Washington made a few years ago, this Burbank potato Is add. ing to the agricultural productivity of the country an annual amount of Albern Allen, Mgr. To convey an Idea of the enormous numb-- r of Burbank potatoes, Phone 22. 412 25th Street some one has calculated that If all the Have a new paint that la nat Just arwere tubers produced In one year like your neighbor's. Its better. Also the latest patterns In wall ranged In a row. touching one another, the line would be thrice the distance For envelopes, letter heads, business paper. between the earth and the moon. 2281 WASHINGTON. cards, dodgers, etCn call up the Journal Job Rooms. Both 'phonea 664. Following ths Flag. When our soloicr went to Cuba and the Philippine, health was the most Important consideration. Willis T. Morgan, retired Commissary Sergeant U. B. JL, of Rural Route 1. Concord, N. H.. aaya: 1 was two years in Cuba and two years In the Philippines, and being subject to colds. I took Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption, which kept me In perfect health. And now, In New Hampshire, we find It the best medicine In the world for coughs, colds, bronchial troubles and all lung diseases. Guaranteed at Ogden druggists. Price 50c and (1.00. Trial bots-- Ogden Steam Laundry r H Sanborn and Asphalt n Construction 1 1 M.ixs-irlnisrt- ".l trieiid, I want in go to Mori.ov amt return t No; l.iT.-in tomorrow, for I haven't time in hum." Cleanliness t in r).' ,vi, is in a ruggi-t Aniuiyiuuux.) ana lmtly play-t- il K.inie at the liner city liv tile score I utani-.- ' .111 a of 7 to 4. A tiiial of twelve errors " t k ago were chulk-- d up. but Park City the ' ; tlf town nf t" be the more fortunate in that mat uf Ohio. their Clothing House ami s,vi l.i'ial - Eureka -il PUTNAM but Tile .444 .444 Frli:a .417 eyeti-iiln- they can buy elsewhere. - ul.- - Fin ; t.:n: '...tile (I Hi.- glVl-- . :.r . I 1'urk City attain ' the tli''i- "ill In"i:!: a n.'-- v Are V Took Second Game of the Senes From Park City Yesterday By ths Score of Seven to Four Was Loosely Played. that every man ami boy can have a new suit, shoes, hat, shirt, etc., at Jr '' Yntrt No The VP T Vv. SANTA ROSA. Co-nt- i " HIS CARDEN AT AND Choens Cried, Give Us NewfcvaNi Hrfyld de. This word of lata has been In everyone's mouth, and many are wondering what the word signifies, though no one has yet been found, who will deny that KEWBRCys HERBICIDE does the wore. Well, for the Information of thousands of people who Ilka to know all about a good thing, we would say that HERPICIDE means, a destroyer or killer of Herres, Now Herpes" la the family nano of a disease caused by various vegetable parasites. A similar microbe causes dandruff, Itching scalp, and falling hair; thlr la the microbe that NEWBRO'S HERPICIDE promptly destroys; after which grown. Bold by leading druggists Bend 10c. In stamps for sample to Herpiclda Co., Detroit, Mich. the-hai- lu titv-lt-x- BiNM-iult- 1 Hvi-m- wln-r-h- apx-aranc- i Can You Catch Our e 1 Message? n FALSTAFF UTAH LIGHT and RAILWAY Co. CAFE Most Elegant Service b-- en THE OGDEN TURF EXCHANGE 326 25tH St. JOHN, the TAILOR Grant - First Class Bar M. J. CLEARY, Proprietor x, Turf Cigar Store WESSLERS BEST Allen Transfer Co. Griffin Paint Co. tle free. $32 LOS ANGELES-RETURVia Salt Lake Route, from Balt Lake City. Good to Oct. list. On sale May 26th, 28tb; June 1st, Srd. 16th and Juns 26th, to July 8th. Select a date for your vacation In Glorious Southern California. Write for particulars to J. H. Burton, D. P. A, Balt Lake. Book and Job Printing at the nal Job Rooms. Jour- |