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Show DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9 Our Evening Story 'P robber lived thirty hours, having hU WHO ACTUALLY DID IT senses to the last and they could not When MUs Violet Bennett decided to shake him in hta story. mix-up Hero was a pretty for the reject Frank Knapman and marry PRESCRIPTION INSURANCE. Walter Harper, Knapman thirsted for j officers, but a worse one awaited them. been amaaed at the revenge. One night, sip months after; Knapman had lint it worth something to know and the confesbutcher's confession, hU to woo aa he fill-o- d going the marriage, that your proscription has boon man for the crime be second sion a of at detained boarding house after being absolutely right; that tho drug made the lawwas committed himaelf had There met he offlee. hia Harper. u sod have boon tho boat obtainable, one aide of yer wonder if he was going crazy. occupying lumber a yard wanta doctor tho that it ia just aa after the death of the robwere no houses Four itf Yon have thia inauranoa whan the block, and there had been drink-- ber andaya Italian navvy entered a house other. on j the and Harper filled ia hero, your proaoription of the town and stole In suburbs the In mood. an waa in fact, ugly our charges arc no higher than ing. and other things. He was and watch a had he on had that waa later it proved those of other druagists. ' a bitter quarrel with hU bride and aeen and pursued. He turned and fired He replied at hta pursuers, but they closed In on that It waa not the first. sneer and a taunt him, and he waa mads a prisoner. The to Knapman with a The latter fired UP and struck him town was In a state of excitement, and with a heavy cane he waa ca vying, great indignation waa felt. Threats Prescription Specialists. and he threw up his hands and went were freely made to lynch the navvy, and he lost hta nerve and pleaded that Ogden, Utah down like a log. 2479 Wash. Ave. moment j he did not mean to kill Harper the for a for waiter Knapman Upon being Interrohia victim to rise, and as he did not ha week previous. new line he mads a this had he gated along bent over him and found that inflicted what waa probably a fatal confession. He had come from a point biow. His first Idea was to summon, fifty miles away, being told there was He rejected that and work for him. When he arrived In the assistance. Starting Saturday Matinee dragged the body Into the lumber yard town there was no work. He was penbetween two piles of lumber and hur- - j niless and hungry, and while wanderMY UNCLE FROM JAPAN ried away. No one had noticed him. ing about and having planned to sleep Next morning the body was found and ; In the lumber yard that night met Harhim for a small sum. aUrm given. the j per and asked Wednesday night received a kick In resaid he He waa that an arrest Within three daya Grand Opening of tho made. I teas that of a butcher named turn, and he showed a black and blue ZINN MUSICAL COMPANY Sanderson. He had had two or three spot on hta hip to corroborate hta staterows with Harper over a bill the tatter ment. Hs had a stick in hta hand to had refused to pay, and In the pres- menace any prowling dog, and upon fa ence of witnesses had threatened to being kicked he struck back. Harper -THE JOLLY MUSKETEERS' get even. It waa shown that he was fell and was dragged among the lumout that night. Hta wife admitted that ber, and the murderer took about ! he came home in a state of agitation. In change from hta pocket and .fled. Prices Lower floor 95a, BOe, Balcony Hta assistant at the shop said that he He had a dime of the money left. ISat and So. Hera were three arrests for the name acted strangely next day. The butcher Innocrime, with Knapman knowing that he at first vigorously protested hta Coats now Sailing at Culloy s Drug alone waa guilty. Just what the outof told the but proofs cence, upon being Stera collected against him he at once owned come would have been but for the exup. He aald that he met Harper at citement of tho people tt Is Impossible the lumber yard and offered to make to say. All felt that the Italian was the a reduction in the bill, but that the man, and public vengeance refused to man called him a swindler and a cheat await the delay of the law. When he and finally provoked him ao that he had made and signed hta confession a lost hta temper and gave him the fatal mob gathered and he was taken out blow. He had started to summon aa and hanged to a limb of a tree. Next stats nee when fear of the results Im- day the other two men In custody, were It waa, of course, repelled him to turn back and secrete the discharged. aa a marked strange thing that men body. Before the butcher's examination perfectly innocent of a murder should came up a singular thing happened. A confess to It; but much lay behind that farmer living two miles out of town All confessed that the crime waa comawoke one night to find a burglar In mitted at the same hour, the same spot hta house and to give him the contents and with almost the same weapon. All of a shotgun. The fellow waa fatally dragged the body Into the lumber yard. wounded and on being ao Informed by In the case of three of them there were the doctor ha aald ha wished to make confessions straight enough to bring a BUILD UP TOUR LIVESTOCK a confession. He waa the murderer of verdict of guilty. Did Knapman com On a foundation of good hay Harper. Us waa a stranger to the mit the crime or Imagine that he 'did? place and had planned to break Into a Did the butcher commit It? Did the and grain such as wo sell. store that night He had been hiding robber? Did the Italian? Only one Every dollar ytra pay for good in the lumber yard for an hour when had a hand In it Which one waa It? feed you will get back. We he came out to look around a bit and And if only one commlttted it by what have only tho beat met Harper fate to face. Harper de- process of reasoning did the other three manded what he was doing there, accuse themselves? It Is a mystery GUIS. F. GROUT threatened him with arreat and even yet, and the man who wanta sometook him by the collar. In defense the thing obtuse to work his head over DEALERS IN SEEDS, HAT, robber struck him with a stick ha had during an idle day can try to solve this SULPHUR GRAIN. AND STOCK SALT. picked up in hta place of hiding. The problem. SS2 24th Street djajfis 22, 1908. THE HEW YORK DINING WISELY AND WELL at The FSlstaff Caf i 0n the things all epicures WORLD THRICE-A-WEE- ward to with Joyful amu-ip.- ' which haa never yet eudi in disappointment. We us our moat endeavors to gratify our patrons piee at tv point with good servite th. most seasonable and EDITION. K J . . Utahna Theater le-aO I WIRELESS POWER DIRECT 2:12 Standard aad Ref. 44,248 OPERATES TRUCK By Direct 9:09 1 slra of 20 In !:1S, 41 In 9:90 and 70 In 9:99. HU dam U 1-- Neb.. 2!. The OMAHA, April problem of transmitting electric power1 by wlrelesc" has apparently been Srosment 2:22, Quyelaca 2:20,Stelnmont solved by the Union Pacific railroad In its big shops In Omaha, where every 2:27 and Earl Medium, airs of May day can be seen Its new wireless truck traveling around the shop' grounds, Bird 2:12 4, Kanawha Star 2:14 4, Almont 99, aha having produced X Dl red 2:12 2, Sable Frances 2:17 4, 1-- Tom Martin 2:14 4 etc. make tho aeaaon of 1009 Grounds In Ogden, Utah. 1-- hauling a string of smaller trucks I Direct will loaded down with heavy burdens, and at the Fair driven from a wireless station In the center of the shops. The shops rover many acres and the problem of carrying heavy pieces of Iron and mafrom the one department to anchinery TERMS: '925.00 for the aeaaon, inother, so necessary In the work, haa sure return. Got extend od pedigree been made easy by the discovery of from Electrical Engineer Dr. Frederick H. F. W. HORTON, Keeper. Mlllener, working under the directions Or A. G. FELL, Owner, Ogdon, Utah, of W. R. McKeen, Jr., auperintend-en- t Motive Power and Machinery, Union Pacific Railroad. Mllleners wireless truck weighs nearly three tons and la capable of haulNEW MANAGEMENT UNDER ing, at a speed of six miles an haur, a load of ten tons on Its own frame and an equal load on the small care The White Fleet which are Included In the equipment. Including Its own weight twenty-fiv- e OGDEN TURF EXCHANGE 326 Twenty-fift- h Street. H. PATTISON, Prop. Choicest Wines, Liquors, Etc. Look at Our New Cigar Stand. Best of Imported, Key West and Domestic Cigars tuna The wireless truck carries feet of copper wire made Into a wireless" wing, and an antenna about two feet high, from which the electric waves are picked up and transmitted to the machinery beneath the truck. A similar antenna built like a cylinder and attuned to the electric car, swings a sixty-foflag pole at the central station and from this antenna flow the power waves which control the movement of the wireless truck. Inchk-ntally- , It may be mentioned that this Is the first time an antenna has been built in the shape of a cylinder. Another feature of the car to the 144 grounds At auch times the truck la attached to the train of cars on which the machinery necessary to be moved haa been loaded, the wireless waves are picked up, and the little train patently moves down the narrow-gaugtrack upon which It runs When tta destination la reached, a switch pranks the connection, the wireless waves are stopped and the car prompt ly cornea to a standstill. . During the month in which the wireless car has been used. It has become one of the Indispensable adjuncts of the big shops CHINESE MINISTER WU Will TIKE -- THE STUMP Allen Transfer Co. fane J. E. ek constantly being Increased, and It reports fully, accurately and promptly very event of Importance anywhere la the world. Moreover, Its political news not Is Impartial, giving you facta, opinions and wishes. It has full markets. splendid cartoons and Interesting fiction fy standard authors. WORLD'S THE tt only I1A price subscription regular per year, and this pays for 199 papers. We offer this unequaled newspaper and THE UTAH STATE JOURNAL together for one year for 19.00, to be pal THRICE-A-WEE- WASHINGTON, April H. Dr. Wu Chinese minister to the United States Mexico and Peru, will begin a speaking tour tonight with an address before the Astatic associ ation in New York. Tomorrow will go to Boston and will address the Merchants' club on the subject The Commercial Development! China." After his Boston visit will return to New York to speak before the Civic Forum In Carnegie halL Dr. Wu has persistently refused Ting-Fan- g, ot skillfull, pleasant-ea- t city Falstaff Cafe ek DOOLY, RALPH E. M0AQ, Cashier A. V. MclNTOSH, Aist. Cashier President. JOSEPH S. PEERY, Vlce-l-W jThe UTAH NATIONAL or I OCDSM UfflTEP STATES DEPOSITARY n Interest Paid SarinAccnnand Tine Deposits J la advance. The regular subscription price of tho two papers Is 1 7 AO. ELECTRIC LIGHTED TRAINS Russians Are Misogynists. Russians bate women, aald a traveler. They regard a woman as scarcely superior In Intelligence to a little child. Their proverbs show this. Wherever you go la Russia, you see ths men knocking over the women with proverbs aa unfriendly and brick. wounding as a At a wedding I heard an aged priest say to tho bridegroom: "Remember the proverb, lad to love your wife with all your heart, but now and then to ahnko her like a plum Are you going East? If so, take the well-aime- d Ovorland Limitod or ths Los Angolos Limited tree.1 I dined with a Russian, and he had words with hta lady during the fish course. The trouble with me, he aald threateningly to her, la that I don't obey the proverb always beat your wife once before dinner and twice Superbly appointed trains, running through daily to Omaha and Chicago without change via first-cla- after supper.' A banker failed In business in Moscow, and his wife reproached him. even threatening to leave him. 'A dog has more sense than a woman,' I heard him shout at her. Tea, the proverb la right a dog has more sense than a woman, for It never growls at ita master. " Be Charitable. Never pass final Judgment oa anyone from first Impressions. Wq are all such creatures in limitation. Eyes are faulty, and tho elements of character which include us, often more than compensate for the faults we see. Look again, look deeper. You will he surprised fit the number of stars In the night sky if you look long enough. Most people have more virtues than are seen by snap vision. Be charitable and patient Do not spoil yonr world by peopling It with imaginary beings. Welcome the good In humankind, and the good In others will reward your Tinfoil Valuable. Several of tho chocolate manufacturers oa the continent are advising cuatomera not to throw away the tinfoil in which the chocolate la enveloped, hut to keep It until called for by an agent who will gladly pay the market price for It Tho present high price of tin la due to the action of English and Dutch speculators, who have forced It far beyond lta actual value. The chocolate Industry In Europe spends nearly 94,000,000 annually for tinfoil, which ia generally thrown to the winds. best-know- n Any bread baker . of ability will tell you Its all In the flour, that's why- so many of the successful ones use Rivordalo Flour Made by Ogden Milling & Elevator Company ss union pacific WANTED! Young Mon and Women for positions of trust, where intelligent service will bn appreciated and paid for Experienced Men and Women for positions requiring ability and tact People of All Ages, of all talents, of divers abilities, fox suitable lines of employment such as Pianos. Organs. 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SMITh & COMPANY PROPRIETORS 1 BANK K - discuss the troubles existing between hta nation and Japan and It Is not likely that he. will make any reference to the subject In his speeches. All reference to the Tatou Mara Ind dent ! also avoided by the witty and Cslifomis snd Eastern rases. scholarly Chinese diplomat, but wire for all sporting events. twinkle in hta eyes when the subject Is broached an Inward satistraveling ''ground,' something for faction at thebespeaks termination of the trou which electricians have been searching hie.. for a long time. The application of the cylindrical OGDEN CANTON SANITARIUM principle to the antenna and the discovery of the traveling ground will make possible wireless connection with Flret car leaves depot 10:19 a. m. Albern Allen, Mgr. moving trains, the great drawbacks to excepting Sundays. 9:19 a. m. Last 412 25th Street which are overcome by these two car leaves Sanitarium 10:19 p. m. Cars 22. finds every SO minutes. In operating the wireless truck, It Is Subscribers of The Utah State For envelopes, letterheads, business customary to have the wireless waves era requested to read and cards, dodgers, eta, call up The Journal picked up whenever It is necessary for fellow instructions printed at haad ef the car to move around the shop sditorial column. Job rooms. Both phones 944. . World expects to The Thrice-a-Webe a better paper In 1909 than ever before. In the course of the year the taues for th next great presidential and campaign will b foreshadowed, everybody will wish to keep Informed. World, coming to The Thrice-a-Weyou every other day, nerves all the pur poses of a dally, and Is far cheaper. The news service of this paper la cooked foods, snd the dining room in the quest the Great brood mare Francesca, by 1-- Read Wherever the English Language Is Spoken. THE ELEPHJN1 SOS Twenty-fift- h St. Ofdett, VO |