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Show DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL. lril POLICE COURT WAS QUALITY somewhat From the common us of the term Lxt quality in clothing advertisements nowadays, one cant help wonderiug if there is really so much more or if value put into all clothing made than fuinu-rlhas that talk simply changed. its the Fact is, the word "quality has almost put out of commission such terms as "price, "tailoring." materials; but common as the expression is you are ou ought to be. seldom told what is meant by it. may LONG AND STRENUOUS BY JUDGE MURPHY. pairs of shots, p'.ia-udo'.urs larceny Xiit.-iis. said iln jn.ig "ilvtFt auk. .:'i:i!u rs was rand fill) for : t . win. M unl.i Join 111 :ni si1 i par GRIND acc" ic.itr. in t!-n.- nxi-- luis. anvsli-i- rs and Monro,- . :. aged in i H. itre ui.ilmtgi-;hi ir age Ll. wer Pea it xi it! ti - o:i THE Young Man wants dah, go and "ginger in as and Fannie Wi'.uir with liax lug disiut U-- the n n liieir nanus litre called a. ,1 Fauna had t i leil.-'...il. liat l.uelia was there to h r pi, a of nut guilty. She . Faniu, had i ailed her foul :.i ,i . Offenses of All Kinds Are Passed Upon : Edward Scott and John Andereon, her ba,k Who Tried to Fl.ni Flam Detec- stai tive. Forfeited Their Bail. nan poki With us uuality is more than an advertising term. It means a line of merchandise that at every point, from one end to the other, has the maximum worth of materials and workmanship. It includes the know how, the ability to interpret and give expression to the best style. It represents superior judgment in selecting goods and in matching of trimmings and linings. It stands for more skill in cutting, better stitching and shaping, greater uniformity and durability, closer inspection, more PAGE FIVE d gui'.: 8 v MAY 27, 1907. Mx-..'A- his Shoes. He wants all the new curves ami style "Links on the hill. We have caught the t :,d uou.d i.oi until i,-a- she- woman in tin- i,- The court l.ai-llthou. I.ad rox nation enough Fannie toil and for lh.il i;imii let i. Judge Murphy lu 1.1 a long and her ., "Two dollars trviiutue aKiin in imii.v court ihiaj Ef .! Sent i and John Anderson Spirit of the Young morning uinl in two hour hatiuc-- out weit to answer a i liaise of upon Jusiiit- in several sizes. bt.i lliex wile not in the Mans wants ami have L. E. Hulls, the iiiuii who was sr-- vag. court of cai-oin uml lift by rested Friday and charged with lia lug thei Toot wear as Miiart ami i r their xxas deembezzled f 13 belonging t.i his em-- ! dal Tlu-stintwo ale as rwcll as heart can ployers, the Singer Sewing Machine felh-i- . - who were arrested by 11. A. lie asked Mos! : a comiutny. was arraigned, ilcsirc. after he had that he be allowed time in which to fleci iheiii nut of their iti.mcj at their secure counsel. own sii her game. High ami Iaw A. Koss. X. Wold, diaries Sherman, k Stoddard utnl George Fuller Fi V. T. Washburn alue. and 11. H. Zciinrel forf. ii il fa leathers. Artisxtliifh t lnhad were charged with having maliciously i with the desk ; Weve found it best to sell quality clothes: for srrgvunl tic Sinn Making. Shoes destroyed the window pane of Alvord ; appearance to answer to charges of j A Sons' second-han- d store at fill haxi-iyoull find it best to wear them. This label liistuiheil the a sizes ami widths. All different. that iv vastly Grant avenue on the night of the Nth. as-- 1 W K. Jackson was tim-for The men entered pleas of nut guilty to T. A. Newman mi the iMli of, the charge. When the complaining sauiti'.g May witness, one of the sons, was called to Beni ei of twenty da) each wen, the atand he testified that he was haiideil ices to tlxe vagrants and nine' sleeping In the rear of the store. Dur- drunks drew the usual flu tine. Sonic We Want every Young Man in town to make ing the nlglit he was awakened by the paid, some didn't. crash of a broken window. He got up, it his particular business to see our handsome Thomas was ralli-- to tell why is a reliable guarantee to you of quality and value. dressed and went out on the sidewalk he xiol.iit-i- i Jigger Hi,- - bicycle ordinance, hut' and saw the Jive defendants walking Toni was not Spring Shoes. . so the Itail was up the street. The only reason he gave declared ftirfcileil to tin- - fj city. for connecting these men with the of was the window that they breaking UNION PACIFIC EXCURSION were the only persons In sight. That S being the only testimony in the ease, the prosecuting attorney stated that ha Balling Dates. May 27, 30, June 3, 7, ' did not ask for a committal, as there 12 and 14. waa nothing to connect the men with Broom the act. and further, they were men of - t excellent reputations, had lived In the ' First class tickets on sale to many city for years, and there was nothing points west of Chicago, Minneapolis to miss thla little lady, and all hope about them that would stamp them as and Si. Louie fur one fare plua two she will cut out her vacation as abort belonging to the rowdy class. They dollars for ihe round trip. Five first-clawere discharged and the case waa distrains daily. The famous Overas imsslble and hasten her return. missed. land limited leaves Ogden 3 p. in. The !i E. F. Tout haa returned from a Frank Morgan, the fellow arrested new Isis Angeles-Chlcag- u limited, 1:30 trip through Europe. several daya ago and charged with p. m., has through standard and tourist vation early. Further particulars at I Moseley, Traveling Pasaenger Agent. Judge Gunnel went to Balt Lake having broken into a freight car and sleeping cars to Chicago. Make reser- - Union Depot ticket offices or A. 11. Hell phone 53. Ogden, Utah. attorney-thla morning to confer with the 7" Den Where la "The on Juvenile court matters. general M. O. Corey came up from Balt IT you drink, drink Tallowatooa. Lake Saturday evening and spent SunDon't forget to visit The Den." day in Ogden. J. B. Lewie, of the Lewis Jewelry The Ladlea of the Maccabees are company, la in Balt Luke City today. requested to be present at the regular Parties meeting Tuesday. Officers are to be Kor Bale One Plano. C" this of- elected. leaving town. Addreae fice. The daughter of Mr. The FalatalT cafe now hue private and Mrs. J. A. Maycock died Saturday booths for ladlea and private entrance evening at the family residence In lad ire will find everything first class. Pleaaant View. The funeral will be Thomas EL Fitzgerald la in the city held from the Pleaaant View meeting He haa house at 10 oclock tomorrow morning. again selling Yellowstone. The Infant son of Mr. and Mrs Just returned from a trip through Colorado and southeastern Utah. David Howell died early yesterday A bowl of good soup with your morning at the family home at Five T Points. The funeral was held this filmier without extra charge at the cafe. Rearranged now with pri- morning from the Hooper meeting vate entrance for ladlee and private house. t .i booths for ladles. The funeral services over the reeaterediwere held mains of John Hartog y W. C. Murphy, until recently tor and manager of the Shoshone day from the Fifth ward meeting (Idaho) Journal, passed through Og- - house. The Interment took placj at Jen thla morning en route to Shoshone the city cemetery. and Halley from Balt Lake City. Gui Holmes of Balt Lake and Los The waters of the Ogden river Angeles and W. O. Paige, a well-knoben receding have quite rapidly mining engineer, passed through the since Saturday night and the river city yesterday on their way to Nevada. la several feet below Its high mark John S. Garrison of the real estate of Thursday. firm of Garrison, Foster A Garrison. reTop Knot Whiskey, the hlgheet turned home this morning from Los grade of Kentucky dlatllatton; sold Angeles, where he has been fur the everywhere. P. M. Poulsen A Co. Dis- past two and a half months looking tributers, 3404 Wash Ave., Ogden, after hia mining Interests near there. While away he superintended the putUtah. V. E. Trueblood of Kansas City, ting In of a mill at hie Hexa-Hedro- w first-clasuperintendent of the Van Roy News mine and reporta everything In order. company, passed through Ogden yesAlbem Allen won the gold watch terday. en route home from Los Anwhich was raffled off at the Brown geles. The Rosary Beads J. B. Lewis A Co, Palace saloon Saturday evening. is a 118. Thla was No. ticket beautilucky received a have Jewelers, Just ful line of Rosary Beads in Emerald. peculiar incident, aa the raffle was. In members of Amethyst, Opal Garnet and Crystal. reality, supported by the The prettiest and newest goods In the Ogden lodge No. 118, F. O. E., and waa given for the benefit of the widow of a eastern market. of the order. That Mins Florence Jenne, daughter of deceased member the winning ticket should be 118 la a Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Jenne of Peterson, was successfully operated on at strange coincidence. Bee "The Den" before you go. the Ogden general hospital Saturday for appendicitis. Dr. Rich performed When In town visit "The Den." the operation and reports the young ROGERS LIVERWORT lady as doing welL Michael ODonnovan, who arrived Tar and Canchalagua here this morning on a freight train For the complete cure of Couhs, from the west, waa taken from the Colds, Asthma and Bronchitis and all train suffering from dementia. He will Lung complaints tending to Consumphe examined thla afternoon to ascertion, Liverwort, Tar and Wild Cherry tain whether or not the trouble ie have for ages maintained an estabmerely temporary as the result of the lished reputation, as a standard Cough altitude, if not he will be taken to the Remedy. It contains no opium or asylum. harmfdl drug: can be given with Ask your husband to take you to safety to children. Price 81.00. Bold the Falstaff for dinner. Private en- by drugglsta. trance for ladlea. WIIHima Mfg. Co., Propa.. CleveO. land, Miss Laura La beau, the popular of tone. chief of the telephone booth at the noted for The scent of roses pervades the Ogden union depot, leaves on the Overland limited No. 3 title evening for breath of the girl that takes Holllatera Piano. We have of Every Everyone should avail Tea. Bright eyes, Denver, where she will visit with her Rocky Mountain let Come in prices you family for about a month. The regular red lips, good health follow its use. 85 every patmns to this telephone and the regu cents, Tea or Tablets. T. H. Carr, for make We possible lar visitors around the depot are going Phar. - , . d apiM-araitu- - hs - deti-ilixe- . ' i t'ut. . thoice - Hn-ir- $3.00 up to $5.00 or $6.00 j j j j Suits $20 to $30 thi-iv- B.ClothesIVE-C. Correct for Men FREDM.NYECO. Hotel Corner Outfitters -- to Men and Boys 2413 Wash. Ave. ss iLOCAL BRIEFS 1 to visit our Great Removal Sale while we have cut the most portant part of each Piano (the Price) in two. Fal-atal- im- ss FOR THREE DAYS ONLY $75 Piano, Emerson Make . Pianos that are have Pianos io suit can and terms. Dont Neglect Our Negligees The Greatest Variety of Patterns Ever Displayed in This City Ul mJuvj 2365 Washington Avenue their fine quality themselves purse. it a home should the stock and quote you our us show and every family to have a Piano. this opportunity. Big Reductions on Everything in Our Store Dont Forget the Easy Payments Thomas-Horn- e flusic Co. SUCCESSORS TO CHAMBERLAIN-THOnA- 2414 Washington Avenue S ' OUSIC CO. Ogden, Utah |