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Show DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL PAGE TWO THURSDAY, JULY 12, 190S. FRATERNAL SOCIETIES WOMEN TRYING TO IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN Hiawatha Tribe. Ne A meets In Eagles' hall Friday evenings. $ oclock. Visiting brothers cordially Invited. H. L. Gaut, Sachem; F. M. Whipple, C. of R. BROTHERHOOD RAILWAY TRAIN No. ft Moots men. Ogdon every Wednesday evening K. of P. Hall at 7: SO. A. 8. Messeng r, Master; A. L. Howe. Secretary; A. & Canfield. Financier, 241$ Monroe. SAVE AGGIE MYERS SHE BELIEVES SHE WILL REGAIN HER LIBERTY. Ptniiti in Dae 'ring That She is Innocent ef Killing Her Husband She Saye Twe Negroee Handed Him Hie 6. P. O. ELKS OGDEN LODGE NO 11$ Lodge and club rooms second Finish. floor Masonic building, 241$ Wash- Regular masting ington avenue every Tuesday evening. W.D. Brown. E. R; J. H. Knauaa. Secretary. guine persons estimate that the total will be Increased to forty thousand eventually. The work in St. Louis Is in charge of Mrs. George Hecker, president of the local branch of the Women's Christian Temperance union. Petitions are also being circulated in Nebraska, Kansas and Ohio. Discovery of the crime. On ther morning of May 11, 1104, Clarence Myers was found dead on the floor of his room, beside the bed in which he and hie wife retired about o'clock the night before. He had been When neighbors shot and clubbed. came Mrs. Myers appeared to be in a tupor. Chief of Police Hayes of Kan-a- s City, where the murder was committed, ordered Mrs. Myers arrested, but after putting her through the severest sweating known to the police, released her. Afterward, when she was held by the coroner. Chief Hayes declared that the woman waa "either innocent or the moot remarkable criminal the world has aver known." William Implicated Investigation Hot Iman. a laborer, who had known Mra, Myers before her marriage. When taken Into custody he made a confession Implicating Mra. Myers. He declared that he was in love with her. and together they beat Myers to death while he slept in order that they might be able to wed. Prom the first Mrs. Myers maintained her innocence, (the denied that she had ever cared for Hottman or that he had even suggested the murder to her. Hottman is a brutish fellow, with coarse features, and not at all the sort of man who would attract the love of a Every Day This Month low ratea to the Great Lakes cities, Niagara Falla, St Lawrence river points and all tha principal rasort places In tha East and Middle West. Unusually good service Is offered via the Bilrllngton Route tor these Thro standard and tourist sleeping cars leave Salt tripe. City every UGDEN UNION, NO. 171 ORDER OF for Chicago (with similar connecting service to St Louis) connecting day Meeto every Tueeday Washington evening at $ o'clock In A. O. U. W with all Eastern railroads. halL H. A. Sima President; Waite Burlington trains are famous for the regularity with which they run on Richey. Secretary. time, the uniform courtesy of employes, ths comfort of equipment and unJUNCTION CITY LODGE NO. $$, excelled dining-cservice, Order of Odd Fellows Meets In L O, O. F. hall every Thurg Pleased to give you detailed information. day evening. Visiting brothers cordially invited to be present EL A Littlefield. N. G.; Walter Richey. R. F. NESLEN, General Agent Secretary. 8T. LOUIS The women of Missouri are making a heroic fight to save Aggie Directing Myers from th gallows. their appeal to Governor Folk, a mounter petition Is being circulated In every city. town, village and hamlet in the state, beseeching him to extend executive clemency to her. No woman has ever paid the death penalty on the gallows In the history of the state and the women of Missouri are practically unanimous in their efforts to "keep the record clear." Aggie Myers is a frail creature of leas than 100 pounds. To see her today aa she paces her cell in the Jail at Liberty, Mo., or eita quietly writing to her mother in Kansas City, it Is hard to believe her guilty of the murder of her husband, of which aha a lands convicted. More then six thousand women have already signed the petition, and san- Sommer Trips East, ar C. B. A 0. W. Seeend South Street Balt Lake City, OGDEN LODGE NO. 2. KNIGHTS of Pythias Meets at Castle hall Utah National bank building, every Monday evening. Visiting brother cordially invited. CL A. Huso. CL CL; L. N. Meld. K. of R. and &; Henry Hanson, M. of F. Albert E, Meed. Governor of the state of Washington, and a very popular executive. ONAB ARE . A SINGULAR ; TRIBE. Indiana af Terra Dal Fuaga tha Handsomest of Rad Men. Tha handsomest Indians In the world nre ths Ones Inhabitants ol Term Del Fuego. They are tall and hnva strikingly beautiful features. They wear no clothing except loose kins of animals, which they wrap about their bodies. They never stay more than n night or two In the sama place. Tha reason for this is that an evil spirit Is thought to ba pursuing them, and they mors on to avoid being overtaken. When they atop In their wanderings they dig a hole In the ground three feet deep. 'They weave branches over this and at night all crawl Into thla and cuddle togethai with their dogs for warmth. Another tribe is called the Tnghana. These Indiana get their living from the sea instead of tha land, la appearance they greatly reeembla the Onae, with tha exception that they . nre much emeller than other They eat molluaka. fish, blrda and fungi. Bird nre cooked la an unusual manner by the Yaghnns, who put red hot atones tnslda them and than plunge them heated Into the trlbee-men- coals. TRACT IN PRAISE OF TOBACCO. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD-W- H her camp No. 74 meets In K. of P etreo halt center of Twenty-fourt- h and Washington avenue, every Thursday evening at I p. m. Visiting Woodmen cordially invited to atSam E. JosL C. G ; E. Autk. tend. Clerk. First National Bank bni'ding KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEES Silver Tent No. 1, meets first sad Many and Varied Art Virtues Attrithird Friday evenings at $ oclock. buted to It In KL of P. HalL Visiting Knighto "Here," said s Chics go antiquary, in n tract that should interest you cordialy invited. Joe Willett Jr n rare tract in praise of tobacco. It ' Commander. R. T. Harris, Record Keeper. is dated 1GC5 and it deals wjth the pestilence. The price is $14." The dusty little hook sss called "A HONEY TO LOAN Brief Treatise of tha Nature, Signs, Preservation from and Cura of MONET LOANED On any security. tha Pestilence." The author waa givLargo sums at banker's ratea; salary loans. Service quick and confldantiaL en as W. Kemp, Mr. of Art. The Western Brokerage Company, 22$-- 4 passage about tobacco, which cams Ecclas Bldg. a list of devices for purifying among the air, said eloquently: . MORTGAGE LOANS on Improved The American silver-wee-d or to farnia or city property, . Hunter A bacco is very excellent for this purKennedy, room $ First .National pose and an excellent defense against Rank bullions bid air, being smoked in n pipe, eithHAIR DRESSING. er by Itself or with nutmegs shred MANICURING. ad rueseeda mixed with It, cape-dall- y HAIR DRESSING, if it be nosed, for It cleanseth scalp and facial massage. Parlors, tl.a air and ehoaketh, nuppresseth and 420 25th St. opposite Utahns theatre. 420-BelL Independent dlsperaeth any venomous vapor; It 'Phones, 1711-Mrs. W. J. Wood. hath singular and contrary effects; it Is good to warm one being cold and PAPERHANGINoTXNDn will cool one being hot. Wash. Ava. "All ages, nil sexes, nil constitu- J. R. DRANE, 24S$U II4-Ind. $$$. Bell Both phonea. tions. young and cld, en and women, the nangulne, the cholerick, the HARNESS MAKER. x: Elks Excursion to Denver July 4th & 5th 1 1 Ogden Lodge No. 719 B. P. 0. E. special train via Union Pacific leaves Ogden Sun- day morning, July 15th. Tickets good 30 days, diverse routes returning. Stop-oveallowed. The public invited to join with the Elks on this excursion. rs a. K. melancho ir, the phlegmatick, take It They also have an oridnal way of without any manifest inconvenience; roasting eggs. They break a bole In It abates hunger and yet will get one woman. It la the contention o the defense the end of the egg, which la then x good stomach; It la agreeable with that burglars entered the house and tood upright In the ashes before the mirth or sadness, with feasting and murdered Myers after knocking Mrs. fire. This Is turned round and round, with fasting; It will make on rest Mrs. Myers' story that It may be cooked evenly. Myers senseless. that wants sleep and will keep one follows Thq Yanghans are good hunter, the waking that la drowale." Mra. Myers' Own Story. women being excellent fiahera. They "Since my arreat on May IS, the day nre more fearless than the men, whom Bits ef Modern History. of Clarence's death, everybody has been they excel in the management of (Milwaukee Sentinel.) down on me. I was liberated by Chief bonte and in swimming their rivers. Rockefeller had sent for the great arin twenty-fohours than less Hayes tist. after my arrest because he knew that Notice You "How do you wish to be done?" was Did Evsr I was Innocent. His men arrested me asked. (Sen Francisco Call.) again on July S, and they have made "In oil, of course." That ths man who ssld in his haste people believe all sorts of lies about with merriment, he adjustthat all men nre liars never took It edShaking me.' his wig. to think had baek he time had comafter 1 am here for a crime I never mitted. Hottman's story s not true, about It? That the sinner who repented the Hyde was raking In the premiums. Lots of evidence In my favor was not was who "This would back the.oLulslana state man was the hardest never: caught out at my trial. I have brought lottery Into a aiding." given up hope, and I Just know that at it? I wont hang and wont have to stay That' the woman whom you admire Ringing up tha florist, he ordered a so much is quite particular that you ton of violets sent to Sherrys. in Jail either. hall not see her before noon? "I don't see why I should be suspected of having anything to do with my Tat tha man who lacks wealth la Rogers waa pacing the floor. "I refuse to answer; I refuse to anhusband's death. He was always good more likely to denounce It than tha to me and gave me all the money he man vrho has It? swer; I refuse to answer. There, I That you can see excuses for your guess I know It." earned. He waa attentive, loved home and worked hard. He made $10 to $11 own aln when your brothers sin is enHurling n earner at n cat, he left for a week and more when he worked over- tirely inexcusable? ths stand. That many a man can tell you how time. We never quarreled and I had to g- -t to heaven. If you will promise no reason to want to get rid of him. Depew was drawing his salary. "On the night Clarence waa killed we not to follow in hla footstep ? "Gee, thle la hard. They ought to pay me for doing this." went to bed about $ o'clock. He had Used Baardara aa Testa. not been very well and he got up about Taking down Joe Miller's ha began S: SO to taka some medicine. We had memorising. (Chicago Tribuna.) gone to sleep again, when the burglars Prospective Boarder Tou buy your Ns Escape Possible. came. The Brat I knew X heard Clar- provisions at wholesale. I presume. "There are some strange Inequalities ence call 'Aggie.' I opened my eyes Mra. Irons. Do you aver teat any of and saw two negroea beside the bed. these food preparations to find out In this world, said tha man who alClarence Jumped at the larger one and whether or not they are adulterated ways looks at tha Inside of things. "For Instance, what? asked tha man they began to struggle. The amaller with poisonous ingredients? negro grabbed me and began to pull me Lsndlsdy Well, I should say I did! who la not averse to absorbing informaover the foot of the bed. I screamed, Whenever I put anything on my table tion. A man can abuse his wife or his and Clarence began yelling, too, Then that disagrees with tha boarders I .1. fainted and don't know what hapnever buy it n second time 1 can tell friends, or his dog, and even hla Job, and suffer no serious consequences, but pened until I came to at daylight and you that. when he abuses hla stomach ha must saw my husband lying there on the floor. ' I crawled to the door and called pay the full penalty. Ta Ba Up ta Data. to the neighbors for help. Press.) "Thera were a great many mistakes "Ten. (Philadelphia Punishing Herself. said Dubley, sentimentally, made. The moat trouble was caused this Is a lock of Mabel Browne's hair. (Chicago News.) Eva I hats tha very sight of that by the neighbors, who tried to clean Although aha rejected me I shall cherBoggy Van Sapp, and yet I must allow up the house before the police came. ish It. to call on me until Lent Is over. him ' They meant all right, but it made remarked Newltt. "Say, "Really Edna Rut why, dear?? things bad for me. If this were my you haven't seen Mabel lately, have Eva Well, you see it would be a last day on earth I would say from the you?" bottom of my heart that am Innopleasure to give him up, and I have "No. Why?" cent , better have that lock promised to deny myself all pleasures "Well, The supreme court has refused to bleached. you'd during Lent grant a rehearing to Mrs. Myers, and Just Had ta Leant. he would have been hanged June 2 Hie Early Training, had not Governor Folk granted her a (Philadelphia Ledger.) l) (Louisville The congressional committee on hexxeprieve till September 1L "Johnny. asked tha teacher, "how ing made Its report. much la seven times nine?" Don't Forgot to Cackle. We flnd." it said, that If all the "I don't remember. were punished by expulsion guilty America? discovered "Who (Troy (Kan.) Chief.) there would be nothing left of the A duck which had faithfully stuck to "I did know, hut I forget academy but the buildings and a carebusiness during the summer and laid "What la an isthmus?" taker. several doses large, eggs, 1 don't remember." Naturally, this caused a leaning to waa remember! not Take that she appre"Tou don't complained your ciated. "Sec that hen over there T said eat air. Youll never amount to any- tha aids of mercy. tha duck; "she has not laid so many thing in thla world." 32 LOB ANGELES-RETURBut he did. He le now drawing eggs aa I have nor ao big, but she has n hooka written about her and verses ns for chief Via Salt Lake Routs, from Balt Lake per year forgetter composed in her honor, while nobody large corporation. City. Good to Oct list On sale May says a word about me. 21th, 2$th; June let trd. Uth and June Reminiseaneab "The trouble with you la, said a wise 20th, to July fth. Select a data for buff Leghorn cock that was standing (Washington Star.) your vacation in Glorious Southern "What waa tha moat Important bill California. Write for particulars to J near, "is that you do not tell the public what you have done. You lay an you ever had anything to do with?" H. Burton. IX P. A Sett Lake. egg and waddle off without letting any- asked tha interviewer. body in the neighborhood know it If "Tha bill that did most for me. anOrder your Job Printing from The you want to cut any Ice in this com- swered Senator Sorphum, "waa a bill State JoumsL Both phones 144. We I for services rendered. munity you must learn to advertise. work. guarantee ur GEORGE E. CROBCI THE RELIABLE Harness Makar on Twenty-fourt- h street does work better and cheaper than any other houaa in town, and lives right with hla business. Open at 4 a. m. until II p. m. Give him a call and try hla whips. Ind. Phone IS. ESTATE REAL - r X Courier-Journa- fawn-color- ed 04 firat-cla- as AND INSURANCE REAL ESTATE SURETY BONDS, Firs and Accident insurance, Rentals and Collections. Money to Loan. J. If. Forristsil, 111 Eoclea Bldg. 'btoveefairTrs. STOVE REPAIR house, office, salesroom and warehouse la two blocks east of the Taberblock north. nacle, then one-ha- lf Stoves for rent and sale. Kindling and coal aa usual. Both 'Phonea THE 8UMMERILL TICKET X $7$.-0- " BROKERS. TICKET OFFICE, 102 street Healy Hotel Bldg. Buys and sells railroad tlcksta All tickets guaranteed. Members American Ticket Brokers Association, tf Communicate with E. MILLER! care Elks Lodge, for sleeping car reservations, accommodations at Denver, etc. or A. B. MOSELEY, T. P. A. The Economical Way To make the trip east is to take advantage of the through tourist car service, Ogden to Chicago, via the Union Pacific and the Chicago, flilwaukee & St. Paul Railway SHARMANS Twenty-fift- h LAGOON EXCURSION. Thursday, July 12. Tha Hollanders celebration Lagoon. Everybody invited. Special train via Oregon Short Line leaves Ogden at 0 a. m. Returning leaves Lagoon at 0 p. m. Faro round trip. Including admission to tha grounds: Adults, 71 cents; children, 40 cento. Tli rough standard and tourist sleepers daily direct to Union Station in the heart of Berth rate, standard sleeper, Chicago. $9.50; tourist sleeper, $4.75. Tickets of all agents, or call on C. 5. WILUAltkJ, Commercial Agent. 106 W. Second South St. Salt Lake, Utah VACATION EXCURSIONS to Canadian, Northern New York and New England points at greatly reduced rates, via Michigan Central, "The Niagara Falla Routs. For complete information call on or address Erwin Tears, Cota. Pass. Agt 1017 17th at Denver, Cota W. J. Lynch,. Pass. Traffic Manager, Chicago. (B. N. No. 104.) Notice Life insurance companies, will reduce the rata $1 per cent to all who agree to use Hollister's Bock) Mountain Tea. A wise measure. Tea or Tablet, IS cento. T. H. Carr Phar. 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