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Show DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL, FRIDAY. JANUARY 17, 19C6L PAGE FIVE iu$ . -- Weather eloi-dy- Forac.st-Teni-ght AT THE GRAND dt partly Saturday, local rain or snow. ; E. Bassett. a member of the board of education of Provo, was in tlu city yesterday afternoon ana was escorted through the various schools by 8uiriiitendent Allison to get a few pointers as to how things are done In school matters here. V The Ladles' Literary club has a ball for the benefit of the Ci tii'Uton home. The dance will be gh i at the Congress hall Frida), January 17; tickets $1 per couple. The ladies are busy selling the tickets. Tou cat: purchase from them. -d Liquidation Sale The local inspector of customs. J. Kelly, reports that a eoupli of boa cars en route from Kan Fraurls-c- o to New York under bond to the United States government and loaded with Oriental goods, had been entered between Ogden and Elko and some valuable Japanese matting taken. Inspectors arrested the thief at Elko and recovered the good. Broom Hotel Corner a e Next week we begin to take inventory and to further clean out all broken stocks, odd pieces and small lots in the different departments, we have made still deeper cuts in our already greatly reduced prices This week cost will not be considered. A supreme effort will be made to convert merchandise into cash and the wise ones who come to this sale will surely profit by it. Overcoats Grand Scottish concert and ball at the Congress Dancing academy January A. Auspices Scottish Cronies. Oration by Hon. John A. Sneddon. The Burns' is always the leading anniversary event. Tickets 50 cents each. If anything new in our line appears we have It on hand Immediately. Ruahmer. Raincoats It will pay you ts see the Elsetne Cash Register at The Crystal," 2477 Washington Avenue. Where the ears step. N Good value $30 Overcoats for.... 121.00 Good value 920 Rain Coats for. .$14.00 fit The newest cut and fabric In full dress or Tuxedo suits at $15. The Toggery. Rain Coats for. .$12.60 Good value $25 Overcoats for. ...$17.50 Good value Good value 120 Overcoats for. . . . $14j00 Good value $11 Rain Coats for. .$10.50 Good value 111 Overcoats Good value $12.50 Rain Coats for.. $8.75 for..,.f12jl0 Winter Underwear Suits Fancy ribbed, silk trimmed, $1.75 worth $2.50, for Ribbed Wool Natural Grey, $1.40 worth $2.00, for Heavy Worsted, Grey ribbed, worth $1.50, for $1j05 e, Vicuna Wool, heavy and 'worth $1.25, for.... 90o Ribbed Wool, In tan and trey, worth $1.00, for.... 70o Yea, replied Ben, I can .sign my. check for half a million, but I will dare anyone to cash It" And that Is doubtleea the case with a great majority of others who are said to be fabulously wealthy. be day or night to answer all calls. Excursion to Salt Lake City via Oregon Short Lins, dslly, January 1$ to 24, $1.10 round trip. Tickets good to ln. AT THESE REDUCED PRICES. PLM1 FIGURES AND A SQUARE DEAL er. - EVE The annual meeting of the Ogden Press club will be held at the club rooms, First National bank building, at !:$0 p. m., Monday, January 20. All regular members are urgently requested to be present BROOM HOTEL CORNER Is a Range o! Real Merit The Cut Below Shows the Star In New Dress and With Many , Improvements Castle Gate and Clear Creek lump and nut coal $5.76 delivered, $5 at w the women's national championship. All of the old officers will be reelected,. with the exception that Bllaa H. Strawn will be raised from the NEW YORK, Jan.17. The Baterlee-Parsocommittee to succeed Fred B. James committee of depositors of of aa vice president, and J. tin Knickerbocker Trust company D. Chicagoof the Rock Island Arsenal Cady have received many additional assents Golf dub takes the place on the comto their reorganisation plan and It mittee of Warren Dickinson of Dee is hoped that a sufficient number will Moines, la. C. F. Thompson of the be received by tonight to forestall the Homewood Country club will fill the application for a permanent receivervacancy made by Btrawn'e promotion. ship for the big financial Institution Fellowes Morgan of the William hen the matter comes up before JustGolf club will continue as secice Clerk of the supreme court In retary, a position he has occupied since Richmond Final 1004. Samuel Y. Heebner of the Phila- county tomorrow. Mon was to have been taken two'jphU cricket dub, who has been wke ago, but Justice Clark granted treasurer since 1000, waa renominated. a delay In order that the reorganisation committee might complete Ita Church Made of One Tree. Plene. ! ' A Baptist Church that atanda large Among those who have given their In the City of Santa Rota, Cal, enjoya indorsement to the reorganisation pro-J- 1 the distinction of having been con! 8. L. Clemens. (Mark Twkln) structed entirely from a single tree. who had a deposit of $51,100 in the Of course, that Includes the woodwork eloeed bank, which he naively declares of the structure. The tree from which a large sum for me." Mr. Cleipene the timbers, lumber and shingles wen ld: In my opinion, your plan for the cut was a glut California redwood. maurnptlon of the business of the lumKnickerbocker Trust company will A considerable quutity of tho over after the church left wu ber ucw and I hope the other deposit-0- r handing was completed. 'The building will give their adhesion to It" 70 feat high; in audience-rooMany deposltora ahare Mr.Clemenaa has a spire capable of aeating 4M, a parlor opinion, but others, while not for a capable of aeating M. n pastors study moment doubting his good faith, and other 14x20 feet, a vestibule the humorist's previous rooms. business experiences and art REORGANIZE KNICKERBOCKER ns Bal-tusr- ol ate oeptlcaL GOLF OFFICIALS J?. INNOCENT. Mother Tott and Willie have been at etones my cherries again. I found the MEET.. TORkT Jan. in the nursery. cause an the associated clubs of the Johnny It wasn't me, mother, States polf association met 1 swallowed all the stone of mine. . tody f ; the, annual meeting, Frankfort Wltiblatt will be held in belmontcCS. beOnwentila and n.rT- - C,ty Lady Theres one difference cow cow a a and milkman candldtes for, the tween a , tournament Eagle- - gives pure milk. y W"1 be awarded 'the i Milkman There's another difference, pT event and Philadelphia Country toiiy; a cow doesn't give credit- - New Cheve. Chase are York Telegram. applicants for I a . 17,-Del- egates . - LIVES HIS LIFE APART. Aged Whits Peacock Refuses to sociate with Fellows. As- Tho agricultural school which the Countess of Warwick founded lu Essex. England, ten years ago, and which is to be closed forthwith on account of lack of support, was founded for tho purpose of supplying n sound education to boys and girls between the ogee of 12 ud 17 who intended to follow rami pursuits. Those who know how hard the countess haa worked to make this and similar schemes n success win understand her keen disappointment , Outside her work. Lady ' Warwick finds chief rcreatlon in' her garden and in the society of her various pets Among tho latter most bo numbered some $0 peacocks, which are to be seen about the grounds at Warwick castle. Lady Warwick take immense pride in these birds, and tends them with great care. There is one pure white bird which never mixes with the : others, but ' stands aloof In "splendid isolation." The oldest man employed on the estate says his father could not remember the time when it wan not at the castle, which would make It nearly century old at least. Although his wonderful whit tall la getting very thin, he exhibits no other sign of aga. but he never associates or feeds with the other peacocks. - I have seen frtgn frosen Into the middle of solid .lump of ica tn 'he laboratory. Drop tho lump on the Boor, and the frog would break ant like A fragment of the ica Itself. And this 'has happened more than once to the same frag without him the least apparent suffering or inconvenience. He would come to, and croak, and look as wise as ever. Dallas Sharp, in the Atlantic. -- . Hie Star Estate yard. Gllette Coal Co., Ill W. Twenty seventh. Ind 'phone 1074. MAY at the board at every hour of the . DRY FARMERS TO MEET. SALT LAKE CITT, Jan. 17. Reports received hero Indicate that the attendance at the dry fanning conA contract has been signed between gress to be held here next week will return until January 27. a Manager Shealey of the Utah Hot i larger than at the first meet- . Ws fit anybody In full dress fixings. Springs company and the Rocky Moun- - J be much lnv heid in Denver last year. The con-ta- in Suits at $15. The Toggery. Bell Telephone company for the i wjjj dlacuas plana for reclaim- semi-ari- d West by methods of the Ing J. S. Gordon will entertain -lfarming. dry Saturthe Ogden Historical society, day, January 1$, at 2:10 p. m., at her Skating at Auditorium. street. home, 551 Twenty-fift- h The Auditorium la open for roller handle at least twenty more than that skating tonight, also Saturday morn-numbDon't feed bad bay. Give your orMusic by A 'phone le to be Installed in j Ing, afternoon and night.der to H. C. Farrell and have it filled Auditorium band. will i Nichole's famous a hotel room and of the girl every with good bright valley hay. 'Phones Ind. 569, BeU 788. LE SHIRTS, GLOVES, SUSPENDERS, HOSIERY i $15. The case of Homer Greenwell, who was on trial before Juvenile Judge Gunnell yesterday, waa not concluded. Greenwell pleaded not guilty and as the evidence of Dimple Earle of Salt Lake, who accompanied the Stewart girl lo Ogden, was found to be necessary thi hearing was postponed until she could be brought from Zion. USE FOR SOMETHING ELSE. G. B. a full dross or Tuxedo suit for The Toggery. IT IS SIMPLY A MATTER OF GETTING THE MOST AND BEST MADE GARMENTS THAT YOU CAN FIND ANYWHERE AT PRICES THAT SAVE YOU A GENEROUS SUMTO ALL ' We can lit any man of any shape In dur-abl- FASH-IONAB- But Sol Smith Rueaell was rated at two millions. One who knows anything of the truth can fancy Sol's droll smile when he reads It. Ben Hendricks's wealth waa estimated at half a million, It being stated that he could sign his check for that' amount. Tho comedian waa shown the article by a friend, who asked him if It was true. What is? Why, the Burns' anniversary, of course. Con gross Dancing academy, Friday, January 24. Grand Scottish concert and ball. Tickets 50 cents each. The big event! I Bertha Armstrong haa filed a com plaint for divorce against Joseph Arm strong. She alleges desertion and fall pro to provide as the grounds for the action.' She asks for complete separation and the custody of the two children. Excursions to Denver, January 17 and 18. For Western Live Stock show and meeting National Live Stock association. Limit, January 27. See O. S. 11 agents for rates and particulars. WE CLOSE AT 6:30. STAR BARBER SHOP. LONE e If yon drink. drlnk'Yellowstona. e "VENETIAN BAKER." A STORY OF VENICE. BEAUTIFULLY TINTED. ELECTRIC ALL WEEK. "JUST LIKE HOME. Excursions to Helena, Mont, Jan. and IS on account of tha Na- 11, 1$ tional Wool Growers' meeting. See agents for particulars. . e According to a story In the Tribune this morning, George Hamilton, a brother of Bessie Conley, who was asphyxiated In Salt Lake, was to pay a visit to Ogden today, presumably to Investigate the career of the girl here, but up to press time be had not put in The Star Estate as a range of merit has been tested and proven itstove. Having sold this range for thirteen year wa self a knew its sterling worth and can refer you to thousands of, satisfied customers. Among the many speoial features of the Star Estate.. we mention specially the Hot. Sleet Fir Box: the Oven Thermomotoi th Screw Draft Air Register, the Ventilated Oven: the large ash :paift the '6 rate, heavy Interlocking key plates en top of stove, the Duplex So(d, in guaranteed 5 year, ate-- etc. Investigate before buying. ,, ' first-ela- . aa appearance. Service at the Felstaff cafe la always tha best, any hour of the day r night. Late dinner and after theater to. patronage especially catered ' m--tt you drink, drink Yellowstone. Wanted Nice, clean white rage at Journal office. WE CLOSE . AT 6:30. STAR BARBER SHOP. . LONE Subscribers of .The Utah State Journal are requested to read and fellow instructions printed at head of editorial column. es ; . easy payments. oylo Furnifiire Oo. v Complete Homefurnishing Specialists, .i r . |