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Show DAILY UTAH STATE PAGE EIGHT : LOCAL BRIEFS jlHU I Oil GAME IS JOURNAL, SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1807. PACIFIC , 4 Wrights June Sales : Sce "The Ih?tT before you go. Don't forgot to visit "The Den." APPEARS AS THOUGH WEATHER at 2521 , A ihainbvriiiiiid Wantt-WOULD STOP IT. I NEW WEED BURNER IS A GREAT LABOR SAVER. i Liik-oln- . were senteiieed to A few drunk five day this morning. Jupiter Appears to Have Determined Bright valley hay H. C. Farrel That the Gimlinites Shall Not be Alfeed store, neU to postotnee. lowed to Play Thoro ia Still Chance The original 10 I The Toggery's 10 for it to Cloar Up, Howovor. immean lu days rale all others are R scant Invsntion should be done at Your shopping Wrights because prices are cheaper. that Doss ths Work to-nig- ht of Thro Hundred Men per Day-- Can Travsl from Twolvo to Fifteen Miles per Hour Does the Bpsineea. itations. Riehard Pierre, Southern Pacific Dad Glinlln and his bunch of ball yardniaster, ha gone to Nevada on a tossers have about as much show to Yaeatlon. bull as a mud hen would have Ask your husband to take you to play a nightingale In a vocal touragainst enPrivate for dinuer. the FalstafT nament. Uini Is cussing like a pirate trance for ladies. today. He has seven long marks on Ten days sale at The Toggery the side of the bouse where he lives don't mean 110 suit sale. It means u one for each Sunday that it rained. He 10 days' sale. said he was afraid that he would have Ogden to Provo and return via to add another to tlie list, but that he Oregon Short Line IS. June 2U, 21, 22; proposed to wait until the last minute before he did so. Ogden Is scheduled gisid to return to June S5tti. Excursion to Salt Iatke City, Rio to play the Soldiers at Glenwood park Grande Western, Sunday, June 23rd. tomorrow afternoon, but it does not look as though it would be possible to All trains. Fare. $1.00 round trip. although If the weather clears up play, A. Louis Burlier, mantels, tiling it is likely that there will be a surres-autonight r and cement work, ITS 23rd st., to Louis J. Bucher, deceased. The best people In town go to the Falstalf to eat, because the price are reasonable and the service la tlrst-cl- a. Punch. Sherbet, ice cream and fine music. We invite you and your family or your girl to coine or take your dinner at The Vienna Cafe. To save a crisp $5 bill on a suit make a fellow feel mighty good yet greater thing than that are possible at Wright's (10 suit sale. Wm. O. Frelday, M. D., (Deutscher Arst.) sfieclal disease. Kye, ear, nose and throat. Office, 2d Floor First National Bank building. Bell 'phone 51i- A bowl of good soup with your lw-- game. HERRERA 13 IN TOWN. This afternoon Mauro Herrera, the n prise ring artist, blew Into the city from Goldfield and called upon the Slate Journal. Mauro was accompanied by Rob Tyler, who is his well-know- trainer and sparring partner, and the pair will stay over for a few daya to else up the local situation. The lad from the land of the Montesumas la looking fine and la anxloua for a scrap, and saya that he la willing to meet any of them at 135 or thereabouts. Mauro looks heavier than that at the present time and probably Is, but says that he can make the weight easily. He Is a brother of Aurello Herrera, the dinner without extra charge at the mecafe. Rearranged now with pri- popular Mexican who had such a conIn was career teoric and the ring vate entrance for ladles and private sidered one of the most dangerous booths for ladlea men In the business In his day. Mauro SuSperliitendent Man Son, General states that his brother has quit the perintendent Buckingham and Julius ring for good and that he Is now In and gen- business In Bakersfield, Cal. Krultschnllt, eral manager of the Harrlinun lines, left this morning on a special train on EXCURSION TO LAGOON, THURSa tour of Inspection of the lines. DAY, JUNE 27TH. Take your family to the FalstafT Ogden Retail Merchants' Grand cele. to eat Private entrance for ladlee. b ration. Special train via Oregon Everything the market affords served Short Line leaves Ogden 8:30 a. m. manner. Tour family will Returning leaves Lagoon 10:15 p. m. In Fare round trip, adults 75c, children appreciate a change. The memorial servlcea of the La- 40c. dlea of the Maccabees, which were to have been held tomorrow afternoon, have been postponed until June 30th, little dinner. Telephone at each table. on account of the Inclemency of the Fine music. weather. Cheap round trip rates to CaliforA cordial welcome always awaits nia daily, June 23rd to July 6th. See our guests at the Vienna cafe. Re- agents for particulars. fined surroundings and Just the place Imported Muenchner Beer on to bring your lady friends for a nice draught at the Falstnff Cafe. Try !L Fal-ata- ff vice-presid- first-cla- ss How to rid its right of way of weed so tall, rsnk and troublesome as to interfere with operation of trains, has been solved on the Union Pacific railroad by the Invention of a machine that does the work of 300 men n day. The new gasolene weed burner turned out by the Omaha shops of the Harri-ma- n miles in road covers twenty-fiv- e 12 hours, while heretofore it has required a gang of sixteen men. working a full day, to cut the weeds from a single mile of track. The weed burner Is built entirely of steel, with regulation trucks. At one end Is a gasolene engine, used for propelling the car and pumping the air which forces gasolene to the burners spreading out near the ground. When at work the weed burner runs three or four miles an hour, but can make n siwed of from twelve to fifteen miles, ' and la handled on the road under reg- PLANTATION DAY j ular train orders. j Tanks carried on the car platform contain enough gaaoline for a days AT GLENWOOD PARK run. Through rows of burners spreading well beyond the rails, the flaming gaaoline is forced downward Into the w'eeds. killing root and branch, while the old process did nut atop future YOU CAN SEE A GENUINE OLD TOMORROW. growth. It Is not uncommon on Western branch lines, sidings and commercial tracks to see weeds from three to sev- Clarsnca Ernst, Formariy Steward of en feet high, which form a great obtha Wabar Club, Will Hava All tha struction to train movement, cause Clavar Darkiaa in Utah Ths ns to slippery rails and make operation difficult. The Union Pacific weed burner Show How it ia Dona in Alabama. Is therefore a solution of n serious railroad problem. General Manager Mohler conceived the Idea which has If the weather does not Interfere been prepared, the feature of which perlntendent of motive power of the there will likely be one of the largest crowds at Glenwood tomorrow that Union Pacific. has ever assembled at that popular resort. It has been a long time since BIG BUGS COME HERE. Ogden has aeen a genuine cake walk: Last evening Ueneral Manager Rldg-wa- y. and n, but the plantation MarAssistant General Manager whole thing will be there tomorrow tin, General Superintendent Stinger, night. Just as It la witnessed every Assistant Superintendent Apperson, In the South. Chief Engineer Gwynne and Division day Grant has arranged with Manager Engineer Blake, all of the Rio Grande Ernst to take charge of the matter and system, were In the city and made an fifty people have already been enInspection of the company's Interests gaged, who will come up on n special here. They are out on a general tour train. The ahow will begin at 8 o'clock of Inspection of the system. Assist p. m., and Includes cake darkey ant General Manager Martin la a new walks. Instrumental music, songs, etc. Two office his but man, recently having hundred dollars In have been been created. He la getting acquainted offered by Mr. Grantprises various and the with his duties. f contests are expected to be spirited. About 300 people are expected from Lake. 4 Salt At 4 o'clock In the afternoon Nichols' hand will give a concert, the following being the program: March, "Hall to the Spirit of LibSousa erty. C. Fiverino Medley, 1 907," Waldteufel Walts, Chantilly." National overture, Dear Old GerAacher many, March, White Rats," Pryor Gilliland March, Kilties. Selection, George Washington," Cohan Walts, La Barcarolle,".... Waldteufel La. Paloma," Spanish serenade, Yradler StarSpangled Banner. While one has shopping to do they might as well take advantage of the prices which are the cheapest . . such as those created by our June Sales . . . To-nig- ht we have our Concert Sale . . the orchestra will be larger than usual . and Tune Reductions will doubtless bring many shoppers HOE-DOW- hoe-dow- Hardest Thing In Business to Get--and the Most The 1 Worth Haring- -ls a FRIEND rn o lmul MACHINES have made many $ chine is if No matter make your need what extras for it we can furnish them. if or If you are thinking of buying a BUGGY we may be able to save you money WE WILL TREAT YOU sinkers and hot dogs li, ,iit. , , k lunch resorts will fratemUr ,,n l.11Ill mon level, fittingly lllii!r.lllllK spirit of democracy exist in j AlUrrl ea. New York waiter l...v,. nwde gorgeous arrangements fur the entertaining of their brethren fr. m lher citlea, the program Including a grand banquet at the Hotel At..r. affording IFIEI THE MITOHOBIUST CANT RUN OVER THE FARMER HIS OWN BAILIWICK. IN the waiters an opportunity t,, ,iy lhl! part of guests. A representative of the common imopie might suggest that the delegate hive chance to make the conventl.in foCelebration of ths Fourth of July Has arever memorable by passing a resolAlready Bogun in Now York Tha ution against the tip evil" a highly Widow of tho Immortal Bill Anthony Important subject that doesn't appear the in Goto Marriod Down upon Gotham. printed program. long-sufferi- ng It has recently developed that the bride of State Treasurer Julius Hauser, who waa married In Brooklyn reeently, waa tha widow or the immortal uni NEW YORK, Juno Smitten with the unreasonable Idea that the Inhabitants of the email towns In the outskirts and petticoats of New York have some rights which even the millionaires of the metropolis sre powerless to take away from them, the peace officers of the aforesaid villages have In22. Anthony. It will be rcmiiiih.red that Bill waa the marine who, when the Maine went down in Havana harlstr, kow-towto Captain Blgstiee ami formally reported: "Hlr. I have the honor to report that the ship lias blown The new Mrs. up and la sinking. Hauser was, before her marriage to Anthony, a clerk In a Broadway dry goods shop. After the Maine explosion she wrote to Anthony praising him for his gallantry. An Introdurtion followed and shortly afterward the twain were made one. About a year later Anthony, having given up the and turned profession of actor, fell upon evil times and In fit of depression took his own lift by taking chloral in Central park on Novemed augurated an unceasing war against automobillsts who use the highways as a training track for the Vanderbilt cup. Within the last few weeks many motor car scorchers. Intent upon overtaking their destination In n time, have been hauled up before some village magistrate and made to pay heavy fines. One of the latest of tho "buffer rs la Mra. Thomas H. Howard, niece of Mrs. Frederick W. Vanderbilt, who was arrested In Poughkeepsie and actually taken Into police court, where ahe protested vigorously against the d Poughcapture. The keepsie officers remained defiant and unrepentant, even when they learned that their fair prisoner was a member of the Vanderbilt family. The case has been set for trial Monday, when attorneys for Mra. Howard will answer to the charge of unlawful speeding. record-breaki- ln-e- ng sea-fight- er ber marble-hearte- 24, 1899. The "Vampire of the World" Is now loose In New Tork and If found will be given a nice room In the iyoo-pathward and a belt signifying the title of champion bug" of the universe. In a letter to "Mayor McClellan the quotations are Hearsts the Vampire" orders the city executive to meet him at "one oclock, midnight. with a Ranter, an admiral's undress uniform and sabre sheath and two English and two United State naval officers, " with a few companies of soldiers as guards to escort him to his "palace ahlp" In Buttermilk channel." Mayor McClellan has disregarded the modest request and the police are now looking for the Vampire. lc The open season for small boys, when they may be killed with impunity, giant crackers and toy pistols, begins In Nqw York today and the coming week will probably witness a great increase In the mortality rate among youngsters of all agea. In the fisst years dealers In fireworks have AT UTAHNA. been allowed to place the Independence The program at Utahns for tha day explosives on sale about June 10, pomlng week Is an exceptionally good but this year the date was made twelve ! one, and contains a number of fea- daya later. Commissioner Bingham DARTMOUTH COMMENCEMENT. tures never seen here before. The hopes that these days of restraint have HANOVER, N. H June 2 J Oracontests In Dartmouth hall for torical are all In their work been productive of a spirit of philopeople snd sre making a great hit wherever sophic calm In the patriotic breast of the clasa of 1869 prises and the Barge The Rube and the Tiny the small boy, convincing him that the gold medal, to be held this evening, will they go. Boubrette," a comical sketch by Barr daya of barbaric noise are waning and Inaugurate the 138th annual comdr Evans. Is a afthat the Fourth may best be celebrated mencement of Dartmouth college. The fair and furnishes the fun of the per- by memorising the Declaration of In- baccalaureate sermon will be delivered formance. The Rlsleys, too, are mak- dependence and reciting Sheridan's tomorrow by the Rev. Gains Glenn Atmeeing a great hit In their acrobatic stunts, Ride." The supplies of deathdealing kina, of Detroit. At the alumni Burton E. Theodore Hon. e and Eugene Emmet, the character-changfireworks now being received by ting Tuesday artist. Is a most entertaining metropolitan dealers give the lie to this of Ohio, chairman of the rivT and Individual. The ahow runs until next fond hope. It Is the 'one best bet of harbors committee of the House, will the day that scores of youngsters will deliver the principal address. Friday evening. he minus fingers, toes or eyes before the dawn of Independence day and that RED MEN ELECTION. FEAR CHINESE UPRISING. Hiawatha Tribe, No 3. Improved Or- many others will be sleeping beneath AMOY, China, June 22. A feeling the daisies, sacrificed to a premature of der of Red Men, held Its apprehension prevades the foreign election last evening and unanimously patriotism that "didnt know It waa quarters here today, due to the rumor the entire roster of officers, loaded. Meanwhile, nervous men and that a general uprising of tin- Chinese as follows: Sachem, A. B. Wright; women had best take to the woods. against the white devils will take prophet, C. M. Leednm; senior sagaplace on Monday, that being the date more, F. G. Tlerry; Junior sagamore, A. The man with the apron and the tray reported to have been set for the J. Glandt ; E. R. Geiger, trustee for the and, also, the outstretched. Itching massacre. The leader of the insurgent to the long term. palm hundreds of him, iwll descend has Issued an address appealing The Deputy Great Tncohonee will be upon New York next week from all people to take up arms against the In Orden on the Fifth Sleep of Buck parts of the United States, Canada. foreign Invaders. Moon to raise the chiefs. Mexico, Porto Rico and New Jersey, to attend a convention called by the ARTIFICIAL ICE. B. OF R. T. MEMORIAL SERVICE. Universal Restaurant and Hotel EmTomorrow afternoon, at K. of P. ployes' association, the American hall, the Brotherhood of Railway Train- branch of the Geneva union, an interWe have exclusive sale of artificial men will hold their annual memorial national organisation of chefs, head ice. The pureat of the pure. Call inservices. An appropriate program has waiters and common or garden walt- - dependent 'phone 234 or been prepared the feature of which t era. Men who serve dishes Ogden City Ice company will be an address by the Rev. J. EL unpronounceable French namesbearing at the Thomas, manager. Office, 413 Twentyof the Waldorf-Astori- a Carver, Presbyterian church. and those who Juggle fourth street. first-cla- friends. This is not the result of chance, but because they are made of the very best material obtainable, and in the most skillful manner. Come in and let us show you some of the features. NOTICE! N VILLAGERS ss mirth-provoki- -! ! seml-annu- at - ed Specials for Saturday RIGHT Burton Implement Co. Last (0. Thomas |