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Show DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL, FRIC -- IDE HOLE DO Your Vacation II 27. IsCo. 1109 BEIIER CLOSE HOT FOOT PAGE FIVE W Specials Five. ;are compelled TWENTY to walk HE IS LOWING FITS OVER -- C NARY WRONGS MILES TO OGDEN. I' IV. C1 L'O ng "e o .' ,i - and - Tomorrow r .I-'.- - t'e nj tj i cl... thirty-si- .it.tl 7"o Fiilzex iii.ii k'.l d.iwu to ivt.-- r ui- Thay Had Such a Run of Hard Luck aa Ckara.'.r. t c of tho Greenhorn in BaacL.i Would Hava Tnod tho Patience of Wonder How He Would Like Jot Wagon Break Down and They $re Soma Letter From H s Onw Yen Looking for Job. Hoof It Homo. Cash Customers x Ui' each; not over " Days may be made more pleasant by a discrimior choice uating apparel. first xiH'ciul I'pg j 12 to a oux- - fluff Belts iuu 50c Oollarx: 19c Kiiuuna; yuur cli"icc Uii.. Sli.Tt I.awn Kimouas; iiir cbuiiv I.'.uO Silk Shirt Wiiisi x; your choice $2.:r. Silk Shirt Waists 12. 75 Silk Shirt Waists 17 25 Silk Shitt WaiKis 3.ri Silk Shirt Waists 1 1.00 5 25o 1X9 "Bo One woe doth tread upon another's John I.tbci is throw ii.g ail, 1X9 heels, so faint they follow." waa the .!MII Fine in the Mll.ls- - be- - ' 1X9 a that bunch of Ogden fishermen!, 1 oii wli.it hr flunk a most . with collars attached. Filmy chanted aa they stopped off the dia- 1.99 ''.'Hi; bring worked against tance between Peterson and Ogden underwear keeps vou 229 r GiinlPi of the lYluin- Tuesday morning. They haven't yet him li) cool. Gauze hosier)". Light Radical reduction in all aummer wash good and a thousand othor got the kink out of their leg and It ll O ''.toebull team l'ubei lias Neckmentioned in thi ad. are not which article wise to have much to say found he would not Letter suspenders. Manatee j written !) weight to them about the matter just yet un- FYrrix Pleas call and pnea our good brfor you buy elaawhoro. :'ie SHkane t a:n to l'ltcher looks cool as well wear less you are preiared to figlit. Ztmm. of Salt Lake, in wliifh .s It was last Saturday that four jolly Kerri x as is cool. Everything in s that tlimlin had :vroin-- 1 of lxaark Walton loaded up niendi1 . on (Zimmerman) n a good disciples to help apparel lightweight !a wagon with their fishing outfit and man : : upon that iveonmn nda'i-started for Los creek. We won't men- he ter i d him a position on the Spn-Nolighten the burden of these tion their names, but fur the sake of kane I label lias discover- - d hot days. the story will pall them Sandy. Al. Alex onivt! g or. al least, he thinks T1 and Jed. Their first real misfortune WERE IN TEMPORARY ECLIPSE. discovery consists of man) uit cases and bags for your vacation trip. I lie ii'iiiiaiy h.td b"Cu inadi there began Just after they had started to things first, Gimlin is a secret agi m him ouM to ii" lv notify tliat fish in cute of the small streams of evi m I use ha 11 league on earth anil cui'id u( aiiNWir the qucxiiou und Neighborhood Depopulated After tho enter the Weber river up that way. Is on i".i constant lookout for players l mini lei'iii'il ill. ii lie would not come Spelling Bee. They had Just discovered this stream to shit iwa) Second, instead of In tug I wan'ed to make inquiries about had axked for a and it was alive with fish, and they absolm :y impartial in his silcciioiu of iiv way. ax lux men It for that da v alid it bud leen oevcrul different people In a certain had just prepared to make a haul that playci takes them all from Salt I) n the slringtli of the agree-leii- l. would have startled the natives when Lake neighborhood til Iowa, and when I "liter t weaken tliai teiun so granted The fellow I lien telephoned to fouud a farmer knock-knee- d son of that I "iimlini can win easily in the over hla gate, some blear-eyelit'i'heid and l.i l er calk'd Gimlin ugain I a saw-horturned the contents of a Stat,. agile. Third, be don't believe and asked him if horse my slopped 1,1 said Dial Slii'i'lierd bud xtaled that he knew one BROOM HOTEL CORNER i Smith. muddy canal Into the stream und it was that right and he proposes to lUnry Knew nothin'.; about any xucli an all off. They turned their attention storm id tear his hair Just as miieli Ye, sir. I've ktiowed hitu for tea ill ami Hut uulesx Gindin had I'liii tgi to the rives and whipped the stream as and word s'iek that pleases, in wri'.ing be would have to forfeit year, he replied, "but 1 can't tell with varying success, until ready to in the papers as often hx tie game to Sail Lake Hint title the vou where he la start home Monday afternoon. When piMsih:. and go on reeord as saying And do ou know James Thompteam if tl failed to xliow up. gdeii a mile and a half tills side of Peter- that ihmlin tx renl mean son?" son their real trouble occurred. They DubiTx aotlonx are eli.miolertslo of MORE MARCHING TROOPS. Jim Thompson? Why, him and had such a load on the wagon that the gtvi ntiorn Juxt breaking Into BOTH FOUND GUILTY. me are like brothers, but I can't say lie don't know- - anything about PAi'lKlf GROVE. fnl.. July 27 the front axle broke and they landed HEAR8T FOR GOVERNOR.. PORTLAND, July 27. The Jury that In a ditch. After vainly trying to re- So fir ii x Gimlin xi'i'urinq poxftion Yu roiiiii!iiioH of tin 2mli regiment of wrhere you'd find him KEW YORK. July 27 Tha Poat thla How about George Snyder?" the damage they gave It up as a for bull playerx who arr dissatisfied n- pair G. been has and Martin mill three troiiim of the Kill Hoge trying following the . morning make bad Job and packed all of their traps here and are looking for imxturex new. infiimry left thix Why, I was Snyder? 'George 1 on a conmarch Charles Nickel for conspiracy In morning avulry, nouncement: on The backs of the horses and started that ix all correct mid there are no for houses him tradin' tha other wiih nakliiinl. wliriv they will entrain nection with suborning perjury In the on their long journey for Ogden. Alex apologies to make. Me linx alwnyx don William R. Hearot will be nominated or Isike Wiixhii.gton to take part In week, but I can't say whera he la toTuea-da- y, land fraud cases, last night brought and Jed here thought they would piny thla ever since he fame to Utah and he maneuvers. tor governor In Carnegie hall on day." follow- In a verdict of guilty. The case has wise and hiked to the railroad sta- will Ioiiiiiinc to do It ax long ax lie reon the or I asked after four nr five other men 1L September convenbeen on trial for a long tlnie and has tion at Uintah to catch the Incoming mains. He has proved hlmxelf the th received the name anawera. each of and PLEADED GUILTY. cloae the At ing day. Union Pacific train, only to find that friend ill,, average hall player has In one ending that It wasn't knows FARGO. X. I).. July 27. lluidekop-.-- r It was laid out somewhere near Ev the slate. We say average" because tion the nomination will be tendered been stubbornly contested. To add to their grief, thla morning anston with a wreck In front of it and If a man htix the milking of a good Bros., owners of the I.ittle Mlxxourl where the mau was Juat that day. to Mr. Meant at a maaa meeting In "Why don't you know where they bondsmen of the two men surren- they had to fall back into line. the the player ami lx looking for a position Horae cuiniwuy, and W. A. Clark, tlu-ithen and Madlaon Square garden ' ? I finally asked. was Aa about are when one. find can the him It Gimlin instead to dered them midnight usually the sheriff, and, manuger, pleaded guilty this morning campaign of the Independence league of being out on ball pending a trial, breakdown took place and it was an Illustration of this some time ago to Illegally fencing 5.IHM) acres of govKecase, air becaae wa had an will be formally under way. in shortly after I o'clock when they might the pitcher Salt I .nke had. Roy ernment land. The case has lieen spelling bee at tha Juatlre William J. Gaynor will not they will have to serve some time I ton. of corner seen been comCast the have asked Gimlin If he would fought in the courts for flv years. are while rounding The HearaL Jail, being action house last night, with everyarrangements be a candidate agalnat Mountain View and looking for an km not find him a position In the East etate Democratic leaden know Jua-ti- ce pleted for appeals. body loaded for b'ar, and moat everylated trail through the sagebrush where he could have a chance to make been have and EAT poaltlon MINNOWS Gaynora MISQUITOS. body for flvo miles around haa had withwhere they might enter the city A Hard Let something of himself. Gimlin promptInformed that hla name muet not be to take to the woods and wont bo 27. NEW ORLEANS. City July ly sent him away and he Is making uxed to obtain delegates to tha state Of troubles to contend with spring out being observed. roniln' out for three or four days yeti la Officer Pubel about Konka Dr. not that said Health good. blockaded kicking from a and liver today torpid convention. Baltimore American. But to make a long story short. Thito es would xx k the The Meant program waa finished bowels, unless you awaken them to DUNCE WAS MAN OF LEARNING. bet Is laying it all onto Gimlin hecause tahllxli a breeding government for "Top' tatln last night after a conference of the their proper action with Dr. King's LAGOON DAY EXCURSION. a couple of hla m-- n have left him and minnow, which will he used Instead leaden. It will be ratified on next New Life Pills, the pleasantest and l In connection want this to Nickname others of go. Learned f deeffective Dunsscotua, moss In oil for cure Constipation. stagnant jmol for the Tuesday at a meeting In thla dty of 1. would excitable little August how the ly, manager Man tone 600 Years Ago, struction of niiMHiuletoa. representative from every country In They prevent Appendicitis and Dunce" la generally applied to of the Tailors like to read a few letters the state. A complete atate ticket will up the system. 2Be at Ogden Drugnot Tenth anniversary Beautiful Lagoon. by him. by be named by tha delegates. gists. The written to Gimlin. and ACCIDENT OR SUICIDET dull, itupld, unteachable boys. amusement In Salt Lak. PeoElaborate program prea ball few players person from whose name the word It ple ondar If he should lay the blame NEW YORK. July 27. Frank IV pared. Special train via Oregon Short war derived to have been supposed on Gimlin if he found that hla men Reynolda. a bookmaker well known In Line leaves Ogden at 10:40 a. m. Fair quite a different character. were anxious to quit him and were the West, fell or Jumped to hla death round trip, including admission to tho It waa need ai a term of reproac) asking for assistance In getting placed from the fifth floor of a hotel window111 ground: Adults, 75c; children, 40o. this morning, lie has been very by the Thomlita to the followers o' In ojh-- r company. For flrvt-rlMJob I'rintlng see Tho and It la thought hla mind waa de- As to the charge that Gimlin has disDunsscotua, who waa their antagonist before going elsewhere 'journal Balt team Iaike the criminated ranged. against This In a religious controversy. course, abwaa a very In this matter, there Is, of "Johannes Dunsscotua no truth In the statement. It solutely -- evw. learned man, who lived about the end lx not In his power to discriminate. If v w . w,1 -- --I.V--. V 'rW r. Wi Wi of the thirteenth and beginning of the lie wanted to. He Is not representing fourteenth century. The English say any league for the securing of players, he was born in Northumberland; the and is not recommending anyone for Scotch allege he waa born at Duns, .my position without they first ask him in the Mers, the neighboring county to do so, when he will do It at all times to Northumberland, and hence he was and has dune it right along, and has never charged the men a cent "for what called Dnnsscotua. Indone for them. In conclusion He died at Cologne, Nov. 8, 1308. It has be said for the benefit of Pu-hmay Hla fame was so great that when at that If there are any more good ' 1 lookOxford, 30,000 scholars attended to ball player In Salt Iake who Leave Salt Lake City at 2: SO p. - m. every day. They run throf the heart of whether hear his lectures. ing for positions, regardb-sThe Thomists were the followers of they are on the Salt Ijike team or not of the cool and scenic Rockies over the Royal Gorge-ColoraSprings, Thomas Aquinas, a Dominican friar, mil they come to Gimlin and ssk a litatop-ov- er at the latter city. with aeveral hour sight-seein- g celebrated for his learning. Stray ter of recommendation, th-- y will likely g- -t It. Stories. Jenaan and Zimmerman. An fttr as Zimmerman Is concerned TROOPS ON THE BORDER. Gimlin has had nothing arliatcvir to ih DALLAS, Texas, July 27. Nearly with him since he Joined the Salt Lnki 1,000 negro troops, principally mem team. While he was In Park City he bers of the Tenth cavalry, have arrived did recommend hlin to Spokane. Matt here from Nebraska en route to El Stanley, then manager of the Spokane For full particulars drop a line to Paso. Fort Rlngold and Fort Bliss team, wrote to Gimlin asking him if Hitherto these posts have bene man lie could get him a left fielder and red by .only small detachments, but Gimlin asked Zimmerman If he want R. F. NE8LEN, General Agent, the war. department appears to be de ed to go and he replied that he did, termlned to Increase the number, ow- and Gimlin thereupon wired Stanley to , C. B. A Q. RY ing to prevailing conditions. Prowl get him. Stanley wrote to Zimmerman Lake Salt South Second City. W. Street ft blllty of disturbances between Mexf offering him a posltloln and he has the cans and Americans, stated at Ua letter nanea. have had something to do with The yet Jensen esse was similar. Jen the matter no doubt. ! reported that he was not being ( treated on an equal footing with Hall, .WRONG MAN PERHAPS. if who, he said, waa getting more money CHICAGO. July 27. Detective Shee- than he waa and asked Gimlin to get han, Vho went to Poughkeepsie, N. Y.. him Gimlin secured him after the man who was arrested on sus- a berth On the Spokane team, but that j'4 $1.25 kind for $0 .00 kind ($ picion of being FYank Constantine, the had nothing whatever to do with the A $1.50 kind for $6.00 murderer of Mr. Louies Gentry, wires Xew York proposition. $i).00 kind hero that the prisoner 1 three tnch(- Whose Ox Is Gored. : $10.50 kind shorter than the man believed to be Then It appear to make a devil of A $2.25 kind for the murdere. He la holding him Is ox whose gored 'of for a lot difference $9.00 $0.00 kind $13.50 kind the arrival of Arthur Gentry, husband In this controversy. Wonder If the the deceased. of chief tailor remember calling Pitch r.lexrud Of the Ogih n team to one side You know we always have nice skirts. Prices marked -lin- UPRISING STARTED. TOjn ffeit Lake some time ago and Ve have about one hundred white in plain figures, ST. PETERSBURG, July 27. A fortuning him to dwrt Gimlin I viil number of government spies have been nn)9 to galt ,,1,1 he:: skirts in stock and expect the above cut prices to slain In the terrorist quarter here th1'. Cif you tventy-flf- e toiler more per make short work of the entire lot. morning. Minor assassinations are re- - emnth, as you git up d re. Pdex re 1 e,n-don' from You of the several know? ported parts ;,ied: how do you pire. The Vlborg manifesto Is hecln- what I'm getting." Dubel replied half price, Former 15 Linen Suits at Ing to circulate throughout the coun- that he did not care, he would give : try, causing uprising. him the 125 raise Just the same. Hnl price $4.25, cut price suit qul mal y pense." KILLED THE PRINCE. Another Piecs of Trickery. J Prlr.c-EugeMUNTCH. Bavaria. Inly 27. Los Angeles As an Illustration of the way Pubel Only Direct Murat Vas killed yesterday af- has of doing business la Illustrated by are to be had in this Many are the bargains ternoon by the overturning of his au- :he following: with Last Sunday evening Most Modern Palatial Trains line. Look on the Bargain Square for remnants. tomobile, while riding to Carlsbad. He after the game In Salt Lake. Dubel Standard and Tourist Sleeping Cars, Diners and Free was the elder son of Prince Louis Na- asked Gimlin not to come to Salt Lake n poleon Murat, grandson of Prince Saturday (tomorrow), as he thought Reclining Chair.Cars. Murat, who married Miss Caroline they could make more money Sunday. Frazer of Bordentown, N. J. Walt Scare, of the Salt Lake team All trains via Salt Lake City and Nevadas MinTTearne and Mortensen of the Ogden Just the thing for warm eral Belt. Spread on tables, spec-- J:7 SARAH STUNG AGAIN. also heard the agreement Now Du- PARI& July 27. Sarah Bernhardt i,ei has hiked to the hills and one of afternoons. ial prices. Look over; A was again rejected aa a nominee for his men telephoned to Gimlin this New Routeypen to Bullfrog. 75c appreciate prices. the Legion of Honor cross, despite the momlng that they would be expected 35c, 60c insistence of the minister of public in- in Salt Lake for tomorrows game. Ask nearest agent abput California Excursions struction and worships Gimlin asked him about the agree or write to , . . The one thing you can depend upon is that the goods nient and he said that Dubel waa away We are know anything Q wil1 be satisfactory, the prices will be right. ASYLUM ON FIRE. und that he didnt : ; J. L. MOORE, D. A. here. PORTLAND, July 27 The state Jn- - about It. Gimlin then axkd him If he in vest never undersold. If vou investigate sans asylum at Salem, Oregon, cun-- 1 didn't know, how he came to telephone S. P. L. A. & S. L. R. R Salt Lake talnlng 1,500 Inmates, ' is reported as him to come, because If was a regu-beion fire. larly scheduled game and no agreement light-weig- ht shirts ! that J ; that I LAST j C.CorrectD.ClothesIVES for Men THOMAS - d, se . .1 Special Shirt Sale This Week & ! r pi-s- M Standard Sleeping Cars WrWrWTr v j I Prices Lower on Thro' to Omaha and Chicago with direct connections For Kansas City and St. Louis . I - cl 8 White Skirts te, do There is No Better Way East Low Rates this Month and Next n 8 There will be something doing Saturday This is the Reason White Wool Skirts White Wash Sturts n 85c $1.00 $1.50 $4.00 THE NEW ROAD THE BEST LINE fr $4.00 ft $7.00 A : SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA just Line Salt Lake lo $2.15 WASH GOODS STILL CHEAPER Jl ne that. quipped I.u-cle- 8 Kimonas Underwear at it j and youll JI P. ' CityUtah ; ng I youll Jl . |