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Show DAILY your dealer to send you Riverdale In and About Utah & Milling Ogden Elevator Company at Last! Hero Our Electric Flat nx arrived, and w Irons art.' pre- pour order. Bead today. They are FREE pared to fill for one SALT LAKE CITY. aN trial. da Uki Light t'roinur. the state fish and gaine Brief Notes of Happenings Capitol City. liailtray Co. who Young, blood clot on the was btaln Tuesday, was reported to be a mu.-more hopeful condition at a lute hour last night. She showed signs of returning consciousness and the two doc-to- ra In attendance were encouraged to think she would couie out of the atWilliam Wed-nead- D. er William C. Barker, Jr., and Steven W. Wallace, formerly Salt Lake boys, also members of the class of mol of the A ns polls Naval academy, and now aervlng in the United States navy, have passed their final examinations for promotion to the rank of lieutenant, with highest honors, their grades In all subjects being over (5 per cent, llaker received hla appointment to the from Senator Thomas academy Kearns, and Wallace received hla from Senator Raw Una. The annual Inspection of the Utah National Guard will be held during the third week in April, and Major Wlllla T. May of the Fifteenth United Statea Infantry, atatloned at sort Douglas, has been detailed by the War Department to be the inspecting officer. Major May graduated from West Point In 1117. and served as lieutenant-colon- el in the One Hundred and Fifty-seven- th Indiana Infantry during tha Spanlsh-Americwar. He was pro--' moted tp hla present position as major an IMS. John J. Spencer's 11,199.75 damage suit against the Oregon Short Line Railroad company waa taken up before a Jury In Judge Lewla'a division of tha Third District court, Wednesday. Tha explosion of dynamite, giant powder, etc., near Beck's Hot Springs, July , 1997, and the damage done to a building belonging t Spencer, ia the basil of tha action. - RUN DOWN BY TRAIN. All clothee eent here returned to you abeelutely clean, Mt moroly whitened by acme chemical bet really waehed CLEAN. ce Peter Taaugaa, a Greek, 33 years old, waa struck and Instantly killed Wednesday afternoon at 4:80 oclock by the GENTLEMEN'S LINEN through Rio Grande passenger train the pren proper color and finieh, and No. 1 at the Taylor and Brunton sam(rendered with great care. pling works, near Murray. Teangaa The work of eur DRY CLEANINO waa walking along the railroad track, DEPARTMENT Will plaaeo you on presumably from Bingham junction, LadieeP and Gantlamana auita. and cousin where Ms brother-in-lalive, to Salt Lake, where he hoped to -secure work. A section boss and two section hands were the only wltneesee of the accident. All declare that the train crew rang the bell and blew the whistle ae the train approached Tsan-ga- s. LAUNDERERS AND CLEANERS. He continued along the' track, 437 25th Street howevgr, paying no attention to the oncoming train until It was within feet of him, when he seventy-fiv- e looked back and began to run along UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT the track in front of the engine. An instant later the engine struck the man, hurling him high into the air. OGDEN His skull waa crushed and an arm and lag were broken. w. Ogden Steam Laundry Co. TURF 326 EXCHANGE Street. Twenty-fift- h H. PATTISON, Choicest Look Apparently in Good Health, Mr New Prop. Opr Stand. Best of Imported, Key West and Domestic Cigars California and Eastern raoea. "n for all sporting evsnt- Allen Di-- lc - Street Mitchell Brothers or Monuments COPINGS, y,r ETC. HEADSTONES, home people. Dent big cemmiealena to-- agonta. eppeeite Cemetery. City nr 1 e la, i al. - L - kite-flyin- d . NOTIFIES THE AGENT HE IS SHORT IN ACCOUNTS G. E. Clough, station agent for the Lagoon road at Kayavllle, notified Superintendent A. D. Pierson Wednesday that he was short in hie accounts about $150, and Wished to make arrangements for paying back the money. It waa reported that he had run away and left hla mother in charge .of the station, but Mr. Pierson bald Wednesday evening that Clough waa in tin habit of coming to Salt Lake and leaving hla mother In charge of the station, so that as It Is understood that he ia in Salt Lake with friends, and may have come here to make a abort visit. Aa Mr. Pierson has been out of the. city and rmrbid Salt Lake only Wednesday night, where he found the Jotter awaiting him, he could not aay positively what action ha would take in the matter beyond the removal o Clough from his present position. EPHRAIM. March 11. One of the saddest events that has occurred 'In this city was the sudden death of Mra. She wee apparently Dan Whltbeck. In good health when she started for a dance, and while there and dancing she suddenly fell backward and died Instantly. At first It waa .thought she had only fainted, and every effort wna made to revive her. She waa the mother of eight living FREE DISPENSARY 5p THE VOLUNTEERS children, live being quite young The married children are Mra Charles Peacock of Salt Lake, Mra Lillie Peacock It Will Be Opened Saturday Morning; of Sterling and Mia D. Whltbeck of The Regulatiena. Gave Names to Flowsra The dahlia rivals the hansom cab in the matter of having smothered the memory of the i,:jn after wccm it was named Hitt ; ernoiis who use them al least pronounce "hansom" as Joseph Hans-er.- i pro'inuiu'ed his surname; whereas probably most poo; le call the flower "da thus gelling hopeleae- ly remote tr m the Swedish Hr. itahl, the pupil of l.inaeus, yno brought this Mexican plant iuto cultivation in Europe. How many who know the fuch aia have ever heard of the sixteenth century German botanist louhard Fuchs? Germany, by the way, rails the dahlia "Geoigine." in houor of another botanist, Georgt. Piles Quickly Cured al Home UNION DEPOT TIME CARD UNION PACIFIC Depart. No. lb Fast mail 1:30 J No. 5 Los Angeles Limited 1:10 p.m. No. I overland Limited f.ir Omul ia, Council Bluff Denver. Kansas City and 1:59 test, dully No. 112 Ogden, Echo and Coalv ills 9: 35 No. Atlantic Express for Denver, Omaha. Council Bluff Kansas City, and all points East, dully..., T;9 Arrive. No. t California Express from Count tl Bluff Omaha. Denver. Kansas City end East, dally 1:45 No. Ill Ogden, Kobo end Instant Rel.ef. Permanent Cure Trial 10:14 No. 9 Fast Mall 11; 15 Packag Mailed Free to All in Plain Wrapper. No. 1 Overland Limited from Omaha. Council Bluff Piles I a fearful disease. tut vary to Kansas City, Denver, and cure if you go st It right. all points East, daily.... 4:69 An with the knife I dan- No. 7 late Angeles Limited 9:15 gerous, cruel, humiliating ami unnecom-ratlo- n pan. slab. aim p.n p.m. p.m. full-nise- Depart Esstbsund Daily I For Salt Lake and East , 7:99 a.m. For Balt Lake and No. IS Intermediate 9:09 a.m. points For Salt Lake and No. 14 Intermediate points For Salt Lake 5:99 p.m. and No. 3 East No. 1:99 p.m. For Salt Lake and 9 ,. East 5:45 pm. Arrive Daily No. 11 From Balt Lake and 11:30 a.m. intermediate points No. 5 From Balt lake and 8:99 p.m. East ,. Na 1 From Balt lake and East ., lake and Intermadlats points No. I From Salt lake and 4: 59 pa 9:45 pa Nc. 15 Worn Balt East 1:95 a.m. SOUTHERN PACIFIC Depart. Pacific No. tor Express Ban Franciaca and later-mediapoint dally.... 5:35 am. ha 5 Faciflo Express through to Baa Francis1:45 pm. co, dally 3:95 p.m. N 9 Fist Mall.. No. 1 Overland Limited. . . 5119 pin. Arrive. 7:19 Na 10 Fhat Mai: No. 9 Atlantic Express from 4:10 am. Ban Franc loco, daily Na 9 Overland Limited. ... 1:10 p.m. Sa 9 Atlantic Express from Ban Francisco and intermediate point daltar...... 5:11 pna te .......... Ogdon State aa Bank Specially invites the accounts of ladieu for whose use they have, handsome Russian provided leather pass and cheek books, sise, OFFICERS. I. C, Bigelow, President, J, M. Browning, Vice Pres. A. P. Bigelow, Cashier. R. A. Moyas, Aset. Cashier. DIRECTORS. H. C. Bigelow, A. J. Worn or, J, M. O. A. Browning, John K. Spier Parmlsy, G, L. Books E. L. Van Mots J. N. Spargs, A. P. Bigslow, port-mons- -- io Oregon Short Line North of Ogden. Depart. hu. 9 Portland, Spoken Pocatello and Butte ha ea .....1:85 am. dally Mated and Keltoa Leave via Brigham, Tuesday Thursdays A Satur.8: 89 am. days ... i Na 7 Fast Moil, Portland and Pocatello Bpakan . . ,9:85 pm. Butte, dally. Na 11 Cache Valley p.m. daily........,......5:19 of The Utah Stats Subscribers Arrive. JeumsI are requested te read and fellow instructions printed at hssu of Na I Put MaU from Porteditorial column. Pocatello land, Spoken ..5:59 am. and Butte, dally, Na 13 Cache Valley Ex19:19 am. press, daily Na 10 Portland. Spoken Butts and Pocatello Ex1:15 p.m press, dally Na 84 Mated and Keltoa Arrive via Brigham, Tuesday Thursdays and Satur7:05 p.m. days South of Ogdsa Depart. Na I Portland, Spoken Butte end Pocatello for Belt Lake City, dally.... 7:15 am. Young Men and Women for positions of trust, where No. 9 Local for Balt Lake bn will for and service paid appreciated intelligent : am. City, dally Na 18 Cache Valley to Balt Experienced Men and Women for positions requiring 19:40 am. Lake City ability and tact No. 8 Local for Balt Lake People of All Age, of all talents, of divers abilities, City, Prova Nephl and for suitable lines of employment 3:05 p.m. Juab, dally a Na 14 Overland Limited to sue h a Pianos. Organ n. Every Sort 5:19 p.m. Used Thing s Balt Laka City 10 Na Portland, Spokane, Machines. Cash of Musical Instrument, Writing Registers, Butts and Pocatello to Store and Office Fixtures, Talking Machines, Books, EnBalt Lake City, daily.... 5:55 P.m. Stamp Collections, Rugs, Carpets gravings, Post-Card- s. Na 18 Loa Angeles Lim9:55 p.m. Furniture of Every Kind ited. 9 Salt Lake Flyer... 1:19 P-Na Homes and Carriages, tracks, business wagons, biArrive. 9 Portland, Na Spoken cycles, guns, cameras, fishing tackle, automobiles and Pocatello ExButt Real Estate lots, plots, acres, leaselands, equities, press from Bolt Lake CitylJ:50 am. ' Na 5 Atlantic Express from houses, flats, apartments, stores Balt Lake City and InterInstruction in painting, singing, the violin and piano, mediate Point dolly.... 1:19 am. shorthand, accounting, correspondence, languages, dancNa II Local from Bolt Laka 19:49 am. City. ing 17 Los Angeles Limited 1:39 pm. Na Places to Live houses, apartments, furnished rooms, Limited Na 1 Overland From Balt Lake City, dolly 1:49 pm, boarding places where life Is interesting Na 7 Portland, Spokane, These are some of the thousands of people Batts and Pocatello Exand things that arc Wanted in this city press from Balt Lake City, 8:05 dally can and fill now of if you any just Na Valley Express these wants from Belt Lake City, Provo, 1:95 pm. Nephl A Juab dally Na 8 Eastern Express..., 7:39 pa 18 ,.... Ex-pre- ea . . ' MantL The free medical dispensary which ia to be run under the supervision of i the Volunteers of Americk will open In Points Out RestricAttorney-GenerBalt Lake City Saturday morning. The Trout from tions ' on Sale members of the Volunteers' organisaPrivate Panda. tion have been hard at work the past week getting things in shape for the rendered waa yesterday An opinion opening. Plumbing and gaa are being In A. Breeden M. by Attorney-Gener- al ae Installed and the operating room la tj law and game the flh Interpreting have all the conveniences of a regular It relates to the sale of trout by the j owners of private ponds. The sttroney-grner- el hospital. The consultation and of owners operating prithe say that sell rooms of the dispensary will be sltuat-- , vate ponds must have a license to attorney-ged on the second floor of the present the which to fish. The inquiry replied came from H. B. headquarters of the volunteer. A staff' eneral al d ( he PUBLIC INQUIRE OF THE Advertisement. Through JOURNAL Want : f ' - No. ; , p.n essary- There ia Juat one other sure ay to be cured ;aln,e. safe, ami in .the privacy of your own home it i I'yia-inl- ii IMli- Cure. We nmil a trial package free to ull who write. It will give you tnalant relief, slmw you the harmless, painleaa r.Hture of the great remedy, and start you well on the wny toward a perM-- j cure. Then you can get a d lix from any druggist for 5U cents, and often one box cures, lnaiat on having what you call for If the druggist tries to sell you something Juat as good, it ia tiecauxr he makes more money on the substitute. The cure begins at once and continues rapidly until it le complete and permanent. Tou can go right ahead with your wurk and be easy end comfortable all th time. It Is well worth trying. Just send your name and address to Pyramid Drug Co., 53 Pyramid Building, Marshall, Mlrh. and receive free by return mail the trial package In s plain wrapper. Thousands have been cured In this easy, painleaa and inexpensive way, in th privacy of their homes. No knife and its torture. No doctor and his bills. All druggists, 50 cents. Writ today for a free package. u pan. - MUST TAKE OUT LICENSE. Albern Allen, Mgr! 412 25th 9 k eno-vtu- . Transfer Co. tane2L Whit-bec- Paesee Away Without Warning. Wines, Liquors, Etc. at Our DROPS DEAD AT DANCE. ay , - Haywood, eecivtary-treaeurof the Western Federation of Miners, arrived In Sail Lake Wednesday evening at (:1S. over the Union Paoftic, from Pennsylvania, to attend the funeral of hie mother, Mrs. H. M Carruthera, who died last Sunday. h important. In uddiiinn to requiring vendors of fish front private ponds to tak out a license the statute provides that tlue (Kind owner or owners shall make out and sign a certificate of sale or trans-f- r in duplicate for each consignment of fish sold from private ponds and in shall deliver such certificates in duplt snowfall THE STATE OF UTAH cate at lhe tim, of the sale, one dup.i-cat- e to the buyer, who must produce i The bulletin for nhly snow-fal- l it for Inspection upon any request, Febru.ni issued by Ir. Hyatt of and the other duplicate to the chief fish and game warden for hts "us, as the Ut r.nl Stutis weather bureau Tin- report otilsiiis a dea means of Identification. tailed fipnrt if the ever the whale of I' tub. PALLS SIXTY FEET The AND ESCAPES DEATH says that the snowfall ilunr-hruary w .is slightly below Joseph E. Whit Has an Almost Mira- the aveiiii.-,- of forme year. The heaviest snowfall was in the nioitn-- ( culous Deliverance; the Details. tains, .Hid. due to the large amount Joseph E. White, painter miracu- of moisture contain'd in It, packed lously escaped death in a fail from the well. Tl- tvHirt says that I lie prosSalt lake City Brewing company's pective uiiior supply will be ample the smokestack at Fifth South and Tenth coming m ukoii and the residents of East streets Wednesday ateraoon. Utah have no fear of a watei White plunged from the top of the famine tack, sixty feet high, to the ground, but mud at the of the stack eased HOW TO WIN BATTLES. the fall and he eacaped with a broken collarbone and a dislocated hip. The accident v occurred about S:!0 Men Who Hit Are Determining Factor In War. o'clock. White was removing the tackle from the top of th stack, which he Othet things being eqnal, good had been engnged In painting for two is tha determining factor in hooting days. In removing the tackle. White war. drilled and hastily orPoorly one of the ropes and forced jerked bodies of men can give good ganised the ladder upon which he waa resting from underneath him. His body shot account of themselves If they know to shoot end hit whet they shoot to the ground, but fortunately he land- how fit ed in ntud several Inches deep. OthIn our war for independence, says erwise hts life surely would have been and Navy Life, the colonists Army crushed out. White was taken to 8L Marks hns-pti- were woodsmen. They carried and used their arms to supply their homes Dr. Albert 8. Bauer la attendwith food, and to protect them from him. ing the savage. - Aa marksmen they vastThe injured man lives to 315 East outclassed the British, and that ly Seventh South street. Each ydar for more than anything else gave Washseveral years he has painted the smokestack from which he fell Wed- ington the final victory. Again, in our great dvll war, mark Ha ia about 55 nesday afternoon. effect of a general knowledge of the years old. In the south were sporting firearm they were fond of riding and people; LARGE ECHO OP THE hunting, shooting at target and at MeWHIRTER CASE game entered Into their sports and pastimes. Ths north was commer-dsJudge Ritchia Refuses te Set Aside the Default Judgment. Its men knew nothing of firearms, save the flintlocks of their grandfaHalt Lake Tribune: Judge Ritchie thers, objects of curiosity In their has refused to set aside- the default hops or homes, except In the far Judgment against the defendant in the west, where the life of 1775 wai atlll cane of William McWhlrter against being lived. The result waa that In J attire Donaldson et al., which ia one the east the southern troops were genof the ramifications of tha notorious erally victorious for n couple of yenm McWhlrter bunko game. until the northern troops learned to After the return of Donaldson from hoot. Wbnt little success the north the South, McWhlrter Died an action had was In ths west, where they were standoff. against him to recover 11,350, money little better than had and received, and at the same Las ruing to Fish. time attached 11,035 which waa In A mlddloaged man created n senna the possession of Donaldson, together g contlon the other day at n with certain jewelry. The caae then dragged along until test by appearing with a rod and retd. last October, when the plaintiff's at- His kite, attached to a fishing linn, torney went into court, had tha de- hot heavenward In beautiful style fault of the defendants entered, and something really Eddjreaque. When It waa given Judgment for the- amount got up about 100 feet the man passed prayed for, with Interest, amounting in the tackle over to his little eon, sayThere you are, Chester; you've ing; all to 11,365.31. twenty-pouna fish la the sky; got went Donaldson's Later, attorney into court and moved that the Judg- play him for all bo's worth. It was ment be act aside, on the ground that a pleasure to watch the boy. He would reel her out and reel her In. Every there waa an agreement between counsel in the case that no default should other youngster on the field wee filled be entered without notice to the de- with envy. We old fellows know that fendants. The matter waa argued for a kite win bite and tug and dart end an entire day, End much testimony, dive Juat like a flab; and here la a boy both oral and by affidavit, waa heard. learning the art o( angling on dry far from boats and dangerous Judge Ritchie now refuses to aet land, aside the Judgment, upon the ground, storms. Splendid sport Cheap and manly. And It makes good fishermen. substantially, that the answer of Donaldson admits that the money waa won in a gambling game, and that Donald-co- n cannot, therefore, show that he has a meritorious defense, which la essential to the setting aside of a Judgment entered by default. bulletin tack satisfactorily. When Judge Armstrong adjourned the criminal division of tha Third District court at I oclock Wednesday afternoon four Jurors had been secured in the Sullivan murder cane. Up to the present time the prosecution has exercised one and the defense four of th flftn peremptory challenges to which side is entitled. aring the day a venire waa issued for fifty additional Jurymen, who are to appear In couit , Thursday morning. Cleanliness war- - . in Utah The Davia County Fruit and . Produce Growers association of Syracuse precinct, Davia county, has filed a copy of its artlclea of incorporation in tha office of the Secretary of State. The association' is Incorporated for 1590, in $5 shares. & Mt-g- ? d'-n- in PAGE THRER. . stricken by a making of good bread will be an easy j $ 12. 1908. under r- !a.Urhip of Dr. Baldwin , will hu f the dispensary. An .g,' ,vni of 25 cents will be charg ,i : evety prescription tilled This i re to prevent waste, and will make prescription department of the li'.sti; :ti,.n lurtly A etc. rt w ill iv given in the First .tial chunk on the ever-lii,Congr- of Apr- 7 Tiie proceeds of the concert wi'. lie Jointed to helping run lit diaper..!), and to help pay off the debt icr.ir.icted in the opening of . Mi. Le Grande and the JOURNAL, THURSDAY. MARCH UTAH STATE pa Subscribers of Ths Utah State Journal are requested to read' and follow instructions printed st head of editorial column. r. |