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Show DAILY UTAH PAGE EIGHT PARK Nil STATE JOURNAL, SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1907. FOR REAVERS 18 HIV SQUARE IRE ATTENO FUNERAL OF SAKE HER the bar ASSOCIAMEMBERS OF TION GO TO SALT LAKE. BECOMING A STENCH IN THE NOSTRILS OF THE PUBLIC. CONCERT SALE Council Acted Upon tha Matter Long Matter is Brought to the Attention ef Judge Howell by District Attorney Since, But No Move Toward the Actual Carrying Out of the Work Has Halverson and Committee on Resolutions is Appointed. Been Made Spring Ciaaning. Short's Orchestra will be here tonight at 7:50 and remain until nine In the district court yesterday afterWhy haa the city hall square not Halverson been parked, or. at least, why haa not noon District Attorney some move been made since the coun- - j tailed the court's attention to the 11 decided a long time ago that the! draih of Judge James A. Miner and work should be done? The place ia the following proceedings were had: District Attorney Halverson I deem growing worse and worse, until now it haa become, nut only an unsightly it proper at this time, in the absence place, but la emitting a deal of bad of the president of the oar association, breath that 1 not altogether to the in behalf of the association and the j ucinbera of the bar of thla county, to pleasure of the olfactories of the passofficially announce to your honor the ing pedestrian. In appearance it la much worse than iloath of Judge James A. Miner, forIt was ten years ago. Recently loads merly Judge of thla court and Justice of earth were dumped there and these of the supreme court of this state and unsightly mounds have not added to an honored cltiaen of this state, that it beauty. A great wave of reform your honor may take such action In recently struck the town and every the premises aa you may deem proper. The Court It aeems to the court. lasikiyer was importuned to park hi property and help beautify the city. Inasmuch aa Judge Miner commenced Have the leaders of this movement for- his judicial career In thla state, which gotten the public property? Has the terminated ao illustriously, as a judge Civic league forgotten the moat Im- of the court of which thla court la a portant place In the city In its enthu- successor,' that out of respect to hla siasm for a more beautiful city? Let memory thla court stand adjourned the council give this matter ita imme- until after tomorrow, the date of hla diate attention or see that the official funeral, and that the court and aa whose duty It la to look after this mat- many officers of the bar aa possible, should, as a tribute to his memory, atter does hla duty. tend hla funeral. The court would further suggest that AT UTAHNA. The vaudeville bill at the Utahna It might be aa well for the Bar assotheater changed thla afternoon. Press ciation to appoint a committee to draft reports from Halt Lake City state that such resolutions with respect to the the bill is a good one and haa been death of thla distinguished JJurlst aa be proper. pleasing large audiencea at the Balt may Halverson I District Attorney Lake house all week. The Oxava present a comedy and would suggest that owing to the absence of the president of the Bar asburlesque juggler act. May Evans sociation that your honor should apact. a presents novelty whistling ONeill's Majestic Mlnstrela are aeen In point the committee. The court If It be ao desired, I will original reproductions of modern and old-tidesignate Judge H. H. Rolapp, Judge Mitchell and minstrelsy. Lore are character comedians and pre- W. L. Magtnnla, District Attorney sent their own comedy, entitled The Halverson, A. W. Agee, Esq., and John Home Coming." James Francis Sulli- G. Willis, Eaq. May I not set June Ird, the opening van, who made hla reputation as the atar In the Me, Him and I" company, day of the coming term, aa the date The Tramp," for receiving such resolutions aa the The Prince of Pllsen, etc., la assisted by a capable company committee may prepare? Thereunpon It was ordered that the In presenting The Craxlest Act In A Mg feature, and one court stand adjourned until after the Vaudeville. that will be a glrawlng card for the funeral of Hon. James A. iner. Some excellent musical numbers arc promised ALL PRICES REDUCED , 11 After all, there is nothing like DR. PRICE'S I CREAM BAKING POWDER I have used it with satisfaction for nearly forty years No alom for me. tt day evening at 8 o'clock. Cullers wel- come. Rosary Beads J. 8. Lewi d Co., Jewelers, have Just received a beautiful line of Ibwary Beada in Emerald, Amethyst, Opal. Garnet and Crystal. Tha prettiest and newest goods In the Look out for The Den." eastern market. Tee, Wilcox hue Gold Medal Coffee. J. A. Longlnottl haa arrived in thla city from Pueblo, Colo., and haa taken U you drink, drink Te llowe tone, the management of the book binding Of courae, Marriott haa Gold Medal department of the K. B. Printing comCoffee. pany. Mr. Longlnottl bears the repuAttend the Hoyle Furniture Co.a tation of being a moat experienced man In thla particular line of work. great Drapery Bale. Gold Medal Coffee at Richard don't. Ifa coining, " aaya E vane The Gold Medal Coffee. When In town visit "The Den. Beer on Muenchner Imported draught at FalatafI Cafe. Try It PRICE OF COAL WILL -- Screens made and put up. Screen SOON BE INCREASED doom repaired and hung. Boyle Hard; LOCAL BRIEFS ware theater Is 'The Unwritten Law" EXCURSION VIA UNION shown by the Utahnascope. These pictures are baaed on the Thaw-Whi- te tragedy In New Turk and deal with the early stage experiences of Evelyn Nesbitt, shows her meeting with Stanford White and the other interesting events of the awful story. Including the tragedy and the trial. It la one of the most Interesting stories ever told In motion pictures, Morey Long la rendering No One Knows How Much I Mlaa You," with beautiful Illustrations. A matinee dally at 2:20 la followed Fifty Cants Par Ton ia Added Due te by two evening performances at 7:10 (the Demands of the Taamstara and and 0:15. On Sunday evening the first it ia Expactod that it Will bo Still performance commences at 7:15. Furthor Incrsaaod Latsr. Co. Pir OrBale Four Second-Han- d gana at your own price. Addreaa "V thla office. Fountain Pena make excellent graduating gifts, $1.00 t $10.00. Utah The price of coal In Ogden next Stationary Co. The old experienced chronic spe- winter la to be $(.00 per ton Instead of as heretofore, according to state cialist, Dr. Elliott, 2160 Waahington. IS.U0 menta given out by the local dealers free. Conaultatlon an Increase of fifty cents per A new atock for a i.ew a tore If Already ton la announced to take effect June aole do la will the it catting prlcra lat. The Increase la caused by the Idea of the Boyle Furniture Co. Increase granted to the teamsters for It will pay you te aee the Electrie delivery. Another half dollar will he Caah Regiater at The Cryatal, 2477 added, It la aald, due to the refusal of Waahington Avonua.. Whare the cara the railroad companies to grant the rebates heretofore allowed. atop, Homea on eaay paymenta; CONCERT SALE TONIGHT. Call on possession given. George A. Horn, The Real Estate Man, First National Bank building, at once. Peterman's Discovery, aura death s, to roaches and all peats of a similar nature. A boon to house ctaaners For sale only by Dee Drug Co. Top Knot Whiskey, the highest grade of Kentucky dlstllatlon; sold everywhere. P. M. Poulaen A Co. Distributers 2404 Wash Ave., Ogden, bed-bug- Utah. Take your family to the FalatafI to eat Private entrance for ladles Everything tha market affords served manner. Tour family will la appreciate a c hangs The Lone Star barber shop la now using Wrigt'a Talcum exclusively because of Its purity and delightful odor, ao the patrons of thla shop are assured first-cla- ss of powder which la absolutely harm- - Madam Jennings lecturer and test medium. Located 427 25th BL, under Eagle hall. Circles Thursday. Lecture and demonstrations In hall Sun- - Watches That Have Stood the Test I guess we sell more watches than all the other stores com- e blned. Reason: Well we have a large selection. Prices are right. We know what constitutes a good watch, and will handle no other. We are Watch Inspectors for all the Railroads entering Ogden. & Co. JEWELERS At the Big Clock, Washington Ave. WrijglhLts C088ACKS. KIEV, May Twenty Russian peasants were wounded by Cossacks Friday In riots on a counts estate. The peasants used axes and scythes and fought for several hours PEASANTS FOUGHT 25. REPORTED FATAL CYCLONE. FORT WORK, May 25. A deatruo' tlve cyclone la reported to have occurred near here and three people are leported to be dead. Particular are lacking. WALTER BRAMWELL RESIGNS POSITION Savors Hia Connection with tha First National Bank ef Morgan and Will Aecapt a Mora Lucrativa Position Elsewhere. The Magic of a Name Walter Bramwell, cashier of the First National bank, of Morgan, has tendered hla resignation to the directors of the Inhstltutlon, to take effect Mr. Bramwell resigns Immediately. Will Bo a Busy to take a more lucrative position with Placa Thia Evening. another Institution, but does not care Whether we have rain this evening at this time to give out the details of or not you will find a crowd of shop- - the matter. Pcrs at Wright's This evening, In ad- TOUT ARRESTS SHOE THIEF. dltlon to the May day sale attractions Short's orchestra will be In attendance Frank Morgan was arrested by from 7:20 until I o'clock Tout yesterday while trying to Mr. Short promises some excellent sell a pair of new shoes. The act pieces during the concert this evening, appeared very susplcioua to the ofand, as many of ua have learned, there ficer and he decided on the spot to la much profit in taking advantage of Investigate. The man waa locked up the May sale prices. Thla remarkable and the shoes were hung on a nail lowering of price will continue till the over the desk sergeant's counter, first of June, It means that we can lit ad Watchman Faker of the Harri-ma- n take our choice of the stocks at yards walked In a short time later Wright's two stores and pay a price and casting hla eyes around the room much leas than usual. saw the shoes and immediately recog nised them as part of a freight i ment TO G. A. R. that had been broken Into. A post No. I, O. A. R., the careful check of this shoe case showed Woman's Relief cnns and the Ladles a loss of ten pairs of shoes. Six pulrs of the G. A. R. are requested to meet were afterward found cached In a at the city hall at 2:Sn p. m. on Sun- - bam on Twenty-sevent- h street, and day. May 28th, and will march to the several People have identified Morgan Methodist church to attend divine ncr- - as being the man who tried to sell vice conducted by Rev. Crane and Rev. shoe to them. Carver. Also to meet at the city hall The man will be presented to Judge on Memorial day at 8:30 a. in. and will Murphy Monday morning to answer to march to the tabernacle, where appro- a charge of petty larceny. priate services will be held. After the services the committee and those de- - MALICIOUS MISCHIEF CHARGED, airing to attend will proceed to the! Five nien were arrested last night city cemetery and decorate the graves, and hooked at the police station on and will again meet at the city hall at charge of maliciously destroying 2jl0 p. m. and proceed to Mountain' property. The men gave their names View cemetery In vehicles and decorate A. Ross, Charles Sherman and W, the graves and there the corp and clr- - T. Washburn, all switchmen, and X cle will hold ritual service. Ward, a clerk, and H. B. Zcnnre. a By order of the committee. telegraph operator. The men are acTHOMAS LUXDT. Commander. cused of having maliciously broken a front window of the Alvord A Sons second-han- d CARD OF THANKS. store at 2418 Grant ave We desire to extend to our many nue. The men will be tried In police friends and relatives who have ex- court at the Monday morning session. tended aid, kindness and sympathy A HANDSOME SOUVENIR. during the long lllnesa and death of Mrs. W. B. SprunL our utmost thank Billy Wilson, propriety of the Herand deep appreciation of such devoted mitage is all swelled up today. The cause of hla Joy was the receipt from work. W. B. BPRUXT. Superintendent F. E. Lewis of the MR AND MRS. L. E. LIBBY, Harrlman dining car service of a souWILLIAM WEIR. venir menu card, gotten up In the form , of a folding poet card ready for mall- ANOTHER BROWNING PATENT. ' Ing. On one side of the card appear Louis Bagger It Co., patent attor-- ! the menu of the dining car and on the ney. Washington, D. C.. report that other a magnificent picture of the John M. Browning, a resident mltage In colon. of Ogden, obtained a valuable patent I for improvements In automatic fire- -' We e plotted, planned snl fig. arm. A printed copy of this pvt-- nt cred. working from moml ig till night, will be furnished free to any reader of seeking f.r n msdlrtn that will take this paper on application to tha above- - the place of HolHxt-rRocky Mmm-namattorneys. Mention this paper tain Tea, but we can't find it. Tea or In writing. T. N. Carr, Phar. , Tablets, 25 edits. has seldom been better illustrated than in the constant and rapidly growing demand for Hay Machines bearing the name 46 Ber-gen- nt shlp-NOTI- an OSBORNE This demand is not the result of chance, but comes solely from the knowledge among the farmers that any machine bearing this name Is constructed of the best material and made in the most skillful manner. The OSBORNE reputation for honest goods and fair dealing, COUPLED WITH OURS will insure you satisfaction. We would like to show you some features of the Osborne Mower. - . Remember Our Stock of Buggies is Complete HAYING TOOLS, FIELD FENCE, GARDEN HOSE ! Her-recent- J. S Lewis smaller price. We advise our customers to come as as early this evening as possible as later in the evening the crowds are larger shopping can be done with much more ease at the earlier hour PACIFIC. Cheap round trip excursion tickets to Jamestown Exposition on sale dally via Union Pacific. For particulars see Union Depot Ticket Agent, or A. B. Moseley, Traveling Passenger Agent, Ogden. WrigMa May Sal Dlx-Lng- May Sale prices in all departments are the inducement which will bring hundreds tonight . . . shopping is very profitable for you just now . . . There is not an item in the great store which cannot be had for ly s ed We will treat you ritht Burton Implement Co. |