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Show DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL. TUESDAY, MARCH 26. Why Not Select Your Easter Clothes Today? NICHOLS KILLED AT M10 MEETING WAS HELD YESTERDAY AFTERNOON. Better Opportunity No 1907. Will Come to You B - The time is ripe, for Easter is but a few days off and surely you will want to look your best then. and Tha Association LawsAdoptad Starts Off 'struck AND j H. M. H. M. LAST NIGN! BY EASTBOUND TRAIN GOVERNOR MAKES HIM ASSISTINSTANTLY KILLED. ANT ADJUTANT-GENERAL of Dsad Man Brought to Ths Former Sergeant ef The Danish Home City This Morning Rslativea Guards of Copenhagen Goto a Fat fisd and Funaral Will bs Announced Place Wedgwood is Now a Brigaas Soon as They ars Heard From. dier. Body Undsr Vary Faworabla Tha Tsachars Will Organize Today. The Principals .f the Ogrden schools I'cl.i a meeting yestcr.iay afternoon at '.he High school bulMing. at which GOLLY! HERES Charia- V. Nichols, employed by the Governor Puller twiddled his thumbs Pacific us a watchman at at the late legislature yesterday by Kumho. forty-tw- o miles west of Og- sending 111 the apuintiMeiita of W. J. den. was struck by an eastbouud train Lynch of Salt laike and IV. 1. Pund-lan- d nine an organization wan formed to bc about $ 15 last night, and was inof Sanpete as members of the k now as The ojcilcti Principals As- stantly killed. The body arrived in land board, and Harry Joseph of Salt are as good as you w ill find. Better than sociation. t)gden at 2 o'clock tills morning and Lake as trustee of the Industrial The officer elected were as follows: was taken to the Richey undertaking school. youll find in most stores. They are priced Nichols came front llotae. These three appointments wers L. U. Austin, of the High parlor. President, Idaho, where ltia ieople reside, about turned down by the state senate when just as moderately as clothes of their charschool. two weeks ago. and went to work for It was In session and were turned acter can be sold, and we leave it to you D. H. Adams. Madi- the railroad Immediately uiou tits ar- down hard. son school. whether they are not worth all we ask rival. He has a eouain working at The governor E. A. apiminted Recording secretary'. W. L. I'nder-wo'k- I, iAkesId. about five tulles west of Wedgcwood of Salt laike Oily adjutant-for them. general where the accident hapiwned. of Hie National Guard of Pingree school. If you will look in the window as you The relatives of the dead man have Utah, and by so doing endeared himPorrexpondlng secretary, J. M. Bishop. Washington school. been notified and the body is being self to every man in the guard and pass, you will see some suits with the price Treasurer, J. J. Harris. Grant school. held until Instructions are received every well wisher of the organization. marks on. Size them up, and if youre inThe by-laadopted at the meet- from them. Having given the hoys something of the associadeclare the ing objects pleasant to take, the executive next terested, step inside, and let us show you tion to be the promotion of the genaiqailntcd Colonel 11. M. H. M. 11. M. how they are made all through. eral educational Interests of Ogden by ONE WAS HURT IN 11. U. 11. Lund, who has caused mors In the guard than any other one advancing the professional standing of grief THE DEETtf WRECK the teacher and by raising the standman, aaalstant adjutant-genera- l. ard of instruction In all scluvils. There la only one consolation tha Any principal engaged In Ogden city Oscar E. Ohlsnn, Engineer, Has His guard can get out of the affair. If is eligible to memliership by paying of the Itaniah Homo Right Knss Cap Broken and Buffers tliia the annual fee of one dollar and signFrom Othor Injuries Train Was Guards of Copenhagen gets gay, (Nd ing the constitution. Man Wedgewnnd will alt oil hla miliDerailed and Much Damage Dona The city' superintendent of schools tary frame au hard hla teeth will ache. made an honorary inentlter and la The governor signed the new JuveThe wreck which occurred a I tout exempt from the ymenl of dues. nine o'clock yesterday morning st nile rourt bill and aeveral other bill be-The officers, enumerated at the 1 Deeth. about 194 miles west of Og- and then went to dinner, wiping tha ginning of this story, are elected an- -, den on the Southern laclflc. caused by perspiration from hla brow and pro-lo- g nually by ballot at the first regular the iavenient with hla ample brobroken wheel under a ear loaded meeting of the school year, and are with oranges, resulting In the derail- ken aa he walked with the conacloua-nea- s to continue In office until their suc- ment of several ears and the conseof duty well performed. cessors are elected and qualified. A delay of through trains, was quent majority of all votes Is required to more serious thun st first reported. SCHOOL ESTIMATES constitute an election. IMPROVEMENT LEAGUE MISSIONARY ENTERTAINMENT Oscar EL Ohlson, the engineer on the The duties of the officers are pre- train had hla MADE MAY TWELFTH right knee cap broken TOMORROW AFTERNOON scribed end are practically the same and suffered other TO ELECT OFFICERS Injuries. lie was as In similar societies. An executive brought to Ogden this morning and committee Is provided for and It has to the Ogden General hospital On Mill Tax Raises Rsvsnus of The The ladles of the Baptist church will the duty of arranging for all meetings taken Meeting te be Held This Evening at 4,600 Th County County School The Weber Club All Citiaene In- entertain the ladles of the Methodist, provide appropriate programs, appoint where he la under tha care of Dr. Beard Will Apply Ths Sams to Th Perkins. terested in The Improvement and Congregational, Presbyterian and Lu- all Salariee of Tsachsra and attend to other It was thought st first that the Betterment of Ogden Should Go. theran churches tomorrow afternoon at matters not provided for In the by- wreck wuuld be cleared up by six 2:20 by rendering a missionary pro- laws. The appropriation for the mainteno'clock last night but Is was much the participants being representgram. Regular meetings are provided for later before trains were able to get ance of the county schools will bo n of the OgThere will be meeting mis- on the first made on May IS or before, according Monday of each calendar by the smash up. den City Improvement league at the ative of the different churches or to the pleasure of the county board of Weber club this evenong, at which sionary societies. The program is as month during the school year. Spec lal meetings may be had at the call education. Under the law the estiPRINCIPALS DENY IT. the annual election of officers will follows: of the president or upon the request mate must bs In the hands of the counHymn No. 692. The association of take place. The meeting la called for Ogden Principal' ' of two or more members of the asso- desires to deny the reports that have ty commissioners on or before that Devotional. g oclock and should be well attended. ln Utah Mrs W. A. ciation. Work Our ln Interested of cltlsen the gained some credence ln the city con date. The recent act of th state city Every A majority of the membership shall renting the auditing of the records of legislature In Increasing the levy for its improvement and betterment Middleton. Recitation, (a) "Embroidery Work, constitute a quorum. the board of education by a special school purposes one mill, has given should attend this meeting. Besides The aaaorlatlon starts off In good committee. No aurh action has been th board about 54.600 more money the election of officers, the following (b) A Boys Soliloquy Mrs. J. B McCracken. shape and the members of the associataken or even contemplated by our or- than before. Last year the total revprogram will be given: tion are very sanguine that success ganisation. Coast enue waa 254.600, but, this year It will the Experience Along "My City's Duties in Civic Improvement will attend the society from the start. Mrs. Culter. An examination of our constitution be 260,600. This, of course, depends Mayor EL M. Conroy. 'The Missionarys Dream Mrs. The teachers are going to form an and published will upon the board. They can levy tha Modernising Washington Avenue and Association also, and a meeting will show clearly threcently full object of our or- tax or they can refuse to levy It. as Elmqulst. h Twenty-fiftStreet "Voices from the Open Doors of be held fgor that purpose this after- ganization. and we regret that any they see fit, but the Htate Journal Is City Engineer A. F. Parker. noon at tha High school. All teachers such report aa above mentioned has reliably Informed that,, the board la Mrs. C. H. F. Corlldgs. Chinn" Private of Parking. Encouragement practically unanlmoua In favor of the "Why Christians Are Not More In- have been cordially Invited to attend been brought before the public. Rev. J. E. Carver. Missions" Mrs. .Robert and participate. ln terested levy, and that 11 will be. toad JJuat as OGDEN PRINCIPALS' AWN, Railway Improvements, Lewis.' soon as th time cornea Un H. B. W, L L Auetln, president; Rev. P. M. Cuahnahan. ParAddle' Duet Woman Instrumental Mrs, derwood, secretary. Incapacity. Board of Park Commissioners. Pleasant tor ths Mica ry and Mrs. D. V; Bell. If anything la ever to be done to J. C. Nye. All ladles are most cordially Invited remedy the conversational stagnation "I never knew before 'what th little, The Greatest Happiness. New Streets and Alleys. to be present There will be a social In this country It will have, to be J. 9. Bagley. Thar ara many things that go by chimney back of the gas stove was hour after the program, and the event women ln the art the name of happiness; but th only for, said the girl aa ah came in out Boulevards, through encouraging It la hoped, will be more In the direc- of Don Maguire. argument, says Ladles Field. As It genulno le through th gat of right- of the kitchen and stood In the door and mutual tion of Is, most women ere not only totally eousness. Th happiest member of a way. "but 1 know now. It was built CONGREGATIONAL CONFERENCE. Incapable of arguing, but lose their household Is the one that moat com- for the mice. There le a nest of them TOPEKA, Kafl., March 26. The fifth tempera or burst Into teats when un- pletely gives himself to dutng right In there now as nice and warm aa Jout Book and Job Printing at the conference of the Association of the to Impose their views on others. by It able can ha al Job Rooms, Colleges of the Interior, comprising representatives of all the Congrega- Southern Vice-preside- mt. t SOUS HIM. CO C. ;! BOYS AT Star Bar-b- er EASTER NOVELTIES AT Utah Co-- 207 Washington Ava. Carload of fresh hay Just received. Get our prices. pingree, 2571 Wash-inyto- n Avenua.. Wanted A eix. or seven-roo- m modern house, cloeq in, ' :Ko children. Stationery Ind. phene SK.- : BROOM HOTEL CORNER lf you drink, drink Yallowatona. WANTED CARRIER IVE ID). LOCAL BRIEFS JOURNAL OFFICE. Brst in the City. Low Chop. Sit 26th Street $20 $30 Prices Nr - IDEAL SPRING TONIC, Beef, Iron and Wine. 21.60 bottles for 75c. st Dm Drug Co. Try ns for good ; potatoes. We guarantee every sack. AitUl Feed Co., CM Waste ave. Both phones. -- The Utah Knitting Co.. 102 25th at., id garments and underwear cheaper than yoif can buy elsewhere. Give AN . them a caJL The case of A1 Oaterhaua vs. the Orrgon Short Line Railroad company has been on trial all day today before Judge Howell In the district court. . by-la- . Subscribers of the Utah Stata Jour-ars requested to read and fellow instructions printed at head of Edi tarial Column. .. Advance Manager Long la In Ogden today arranging for the appear-unc- e of Murray and Mack at the tional and Interdenominational InstiGrand Opera house next Monday evenitutions between Ohio and the Pacific ng. coast, opened nt Washburn college toT. J. Duddleaon, superintendent of day and will remain In session until the Nevada Northern, Is in Ogden to- Thursday. Twenty-si- x colleges and day, returning from Pocatello, Idaho, universities are represented by their where he has been on a short business presidents or other officials. Including trip. the following: f. J. Labin, traveling freight Beloit college, Beloit, WIl. ; Carle-to-n college, Northfield, Minn.; Chicago igent of the Rio Grande, started today on a trip to all the stations on the Theological seminary; Colorado colSouthern Pacific between Ogden and lege, Colorado Springs, Colo.; Doane Rena college, Drury college, Springfield, -J. O. Doolittle of Bait Lake City, Mo.; Falrmount college, Wichita, N. D.; traveling freight agent of the C. R. L Kan.; Fargo college, Fargo, college. Iowa Kingfisher A P. R. R the Rock college; Inland, went went Knox college, Galesburg. ' P No. 5 yesterday afternoon to get 111.', Marietta college. Marietta, O.; nla share of tha freight business for Milwaukee college, Milwaukee wix: hla company. Oberlln college, Oberlln, U.; Olivet col Do you know H. L. Frank, new lege. Olivet, Mich.; Pacific Theological Jewelry store? Watches cleaned, 11.00. seminary, Pacific university. Forest Mainsprings, $1.00. Crystals, 25a Grove, Ore.; Pomona college, Pomona, watches adjusted free. My watch Cal.; Redfleld college, Redueld, S.. D.; department la well equipped. Rlpon college, Rlpon, Win; Rockford Au kinds of jewelry made to order and college; Tabor college, Tabor, la.; wanted. H. L Frank. 170, 25th at Washburn college, Topeka, Kan.; Whit Special photo offer for ten days 1 Wheaton college, Wheaton, I1L; "0Mn of those nice little folder plc--, mm college, Walla Walla, Wash., and re, of which samples are displayed Yankton college. Yankton, 8. D.Include our case, for only 11,50 Speakers on todays program per. dosen. President J. T. House of Kingfisher thing to send In letters to Dean Thomas R. Willard of Tend8-- Crawahaw Photo studio, college. Knox, Dean George D. Collie of Be" wash., over Paine A Hunt.- loit. President William Slocum of 8. Lochhead, connected with Colorado and Professor Charles SumScowcroft Bona company, has ner Nash of Pacific Theological semi ansferred to PocateUo, . Idaho, nary. look after the business at that Notable addresses at tomorrow s Mr. Lochhead moved his fam-- T will Include "The Control and session and household by goods yesterday and Development of College Athletics, hU h0me ln th Ober-li- n, ate Clty Dr. Charles Edward St John-oof Idaho and Proper Advertising of the Ea,th Hoffman, having re-t- o College and Its Work" by President Ogden, will be more than Henry K. Warren of Yankton. t0 meet her old friends and Astonished Fair Bostonian. them see her Initial showing of Iowa man tells of n Incident ln An ' exquisite of the creations jr ot design eds. embodying an that connection with an exposition held In el ana beautiful ln On the state, whereat one of the attracoor of 8. J.'Burt millinery. A Bona tions was the' Indian department, where the red men dwe't ln their can panr to Oeath losses own hisand Increase their tepees and mimicked niL fund 2520.000 ln one year, and tory ln dances and mock lights. After CfHye a man, age 40. 120.00 per one of those exhibitions by the Indians Inoumnce: that la cer- - n Boston girl undertook o talk to a talnir aome. That la exactly young Indian bravo, "Heap much wluit f Dei Moines did she said. The red man smiled .ypar JS0S- - Protect your fight," drew hla blanket rloser about . lf babies by Insuring with them grimly, Yes, ParrIr' agent, corner 22rd his stalwart form and r:led: nd T?y. whlngton. Phone 259-- x. this Is, Indeed, a great exposition. We flatter ourselves that our portion of backbone IS BROKEN. the entertainment la by o means the wtherFKA!'lCISCO March 20. The least attractive here. May I presume announces that the to ask who It Is that I have the honor th The Boston girl had western storm to address Sreat b .f" Rugs $2.25 Handsome new Axmin-ste- r rugs in rich oriental and floral designs, 27x54 inches, worth $3.35, special sale Wednesday a.; i I0 f mt at. -- pay-21,70- thr JS broken r been tlWnS to a CarUso r4uta Axminsier $3.35 Special cn $1.25 No. 8 Boiler....... PILLOWS That are light and buoyant. Feathers when taken from the fowl are full of oil':and foreign matter and if this is not thoroughly removed decomposition takes place and to say the least this is unhealthy. Special prices on feathers and pillows Wednesday and Thursday. Nothing reserved. Cf 2C $1.65 Grade tPlofW Pillows AA $1.10 Grade Pillows 85c Grade Pillows These are 3$ lb. pillows of the famous Sanitary Brand. 75c 95c lb. Feathers $1.40 No. 9 Boiler... No 50 Sad Irons 7ll holder and 1 stand. This is an excellent iron, nickle plated, and well made. wl $31.00 1 $1.00 Special, price Wednesday AA of this $1.50 set of Sad Irons J)1VU 9x12 Easiest running and highest geared washing machine ever produced. Castings guaranteed five years. The tubis made of the beet cypress wood grown in the swamps of the south, thorough- - rh ly water proof. Only.$I()U CREDIT CASH COMPLETE ARC KOUSEFURHISHERS ten-wi- re Tapestry extra Brussels Rugs, quality $23.00 The Great White Lily 7p vt 90c lb. Feathers 75c lb. Feathers 70c lb. Feathers $2.25 A set consits of three irons, AA lit 70c 00c 58c at " a Copper Bottom Tin Boilers Wednesday only Wednesday only. WALL PAPERS Selling lots of Wall Paper these days. We have the goods and our prices are right. Everything in this department at big reductions. SEE OUR IMMENSE LINE OF PRINTED AND LAID LINOLEUM. IN- |