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Show DAILY The man who studies is i inline for promotion and the ran wh stops study WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1908. he I, of the opinion that there to no place like the Golden Slate he always speaks kindly of this state. Ur. Hoc When you iat eat at tha Vienna. The funeral party from Salt City, with the body of the late Mrs. Ifa everywhere Top-KnWhisky Joeeph S. Peer)', will arrive this 6 o c lik, the funeral cortege PRESIDENTIAL POSSIBILITIES Proceeding from the depot to Ogden TAFT, BRYAN ELECTRIC ALL City interment am be WEEK. "JUST LIKE HOME." made In the family burial plot. and Dancing every Wednesday Can you eat a meal without good Saturday evsning at Sylvan Park. butter? No. Then ask for B. A O. i butter, and you will Storage at .reasonable rates. In always get the best made. good brick building. If you need any room consult Jno. Scowcrwft A Sons. Dent miss tha Old Folks Concerto at the Congregational It will pay you to see the Eleetne church next Cash Register at "The Crystal," 2477 Monday. Washington Avenue, Where the sera Mayor Brewer, City Engineer Par- atop. ker, City mttomey Devine, members of the city cuni'il and oitirra start at 7 When you dance, dance at Sylvan o'clock Thursday morning for South Park. Fork canyon, where they will investiWhan you oat oat at tSa Vienna. gate the possibilities f a water right, recently filed upon there, looking toWa cater especially to particular ward the construction uf a municipal people. If you want a roast or steak water and light plant. exceptionally nice order It from tha All kinds of bedding plants. City Chicago Market 185 Twenty-fourt- h St Bell phone 661, Ind. 521 Ruseell-JamFloral Co.. 411 24th. Co. ot afu-r-no- HAND TAILORED $J8, $20, $23, $25 and up. C. D. IVES Peter Pan a 10c eigar for 5c, o Tha aad news of the death of Mrs. Mary Daniels Tuttle, formerly of Ogden, and well . known here, was received today. Mrs. Tuttle was the wife of John Tuttle, and died last night at Malad City, Ida., where funeral services will be conducted Thursday, Breen Hotel Corner People! Fin Insurance. E. C. Manaon, of H. A. Mitchell Bros, foe artistia monuments a car load Juet arrived. Yard 2003 Jefferson avenue. Genuitumo 20c each $1.50 per doa. City Floral Co, 41$ 24th. PA "THE MONEYLENDER, ELECTRIC ALL THETIC STORY, Sims 421 25th. WEEK "JUST LIKE HOME. When you oat oat at the Vienna. Whisky. Still tha best left today for a WhistXo headache from FOR RENT Seven room house, trip west over the division, expecting key. block from half on 25th Street car line to return Thursday momjpg. bench; well located. Matthews A MattIf you drink, drink Yellowstone. h. A. Sima, representative of the son, under First National bank. Retail Grocers' association, Better monuments. Jos. Parry leaves next Tutaday for Boston to at' Getting mare popular every day Bona Co, 225$ Washington avenue. tend a conference of tha retail men of tha dancing at Sylvan Park. Top-Kn- the Southern Pacific, g. C. Rhodes, traveling passenger agent of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul railroad at Denver, to In' Ogden today on one of his periodical visits to this section. Joe Jones, special agent of tha Ore gn Short Una. at Salt Lake City, to in Ogden today on business. TWO STRANGE TREES. Tha Majava Yueca a Vegetable Freak Tha Creeping Oak- of Monterey. California has one tree which la tha Found personification of mystery. sowhers also la tha world. It had a mysterious orlgla aad thrives In a re- is a vegetable Into a freak which haa developed It haa tha characteristics of several plants, to which no relation hip can bo traced. It to aa endogen, yet its bark showe concentric rings such aa characterise the exogenous sterna It lives and thrives la great numbers la a region early devoid of vegetation, la a land of heat and thirst and barrenness. Another tree la California which has a peculiar personality la the creeping oak of Monterey, Nowhere la the vegetable kingdom be found so true a representative ( monopoly. The tree Is of gnarly species. growth, Its limbs, sycamore, bending For Steam and French Dry C'.ean MUSICAL HISTORY COURSE lng. Repairing and Pressing see the 120 street 24th Ogden ailorlng Co. Prompt service. Charges reasonable. Prof. Lund of Provo, and four of Independent phone OIL his best pupils (three vocailats and Ye Mueikale in Ye Oldo Tyme pianists) will give an evening for the Musical, History Course, Thursday, Costume. Congregational church. April $0, at the Congregational church. Valentine Bugger, the babe of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Bugger, Rapid Tunnel Boring Machlna. died last night at tha home of the litThere baa recently been Invented tle ones grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. a machlna for boring Into tha rock Elmer Browning, qprner of Thirty-thir- d and making tunnels In an extraordistreet and Tyler avenue. Funernarily rapid way. In addition to the al services will be conducted from the rapid opening of ground for the mors home at 2 oclock Thursday afternoon. economical development of metalliferous veins. It will remove tha necessity The finest line of Ladles' and Gen' In Instances to provide outlets tlemena Suit Patterns In the city at for many the water. . This machine. It to Ogden ailorlng Co. 120 24th street claimed, will cut a hole eight feet In Every garment made to orler. Satis- diameter, and make fire feet per hour. faction guaranteed. It to claimed that It will cut from 25 80 lineal feet per day of 24 hours. to Whan you eaL eat at tha Vienna. Bulletin International Finance Association, Mexico. Best yat Pater Pan Bo cigar. -- - gion of mystery. The lfojava yucca ot Top-Kn- ot the country. business like those of. the and twisting la all directions. Wherever a branch touches the erth It takes root and becomes, as It wen, another trunk, though still a branch of tha mala atom, drawing nourishment both from the parent tern and from the new source. In this manner the tree Is spread till It has taken posset Ion of live acres of sround, and It to still advancing. P. E. Magazine. . Frank Harrison POKER. and Fred at heart as well as the M istakes Surprise Tests Prevent Accidents. A nummary 0f If you drink, drink Yellowstone; William O. Ogden was laid at rest the enterprise cemetery at Peter- son yesterday. Services were held at CounselPutlma of Thoughtless Youth In New the Peterson meetinghouse. York City. or A. C. Farley presided and the choir furnished some beautiful music, special "It's funny said the stationery solos being sung by Mr. Corrigan and nan. "youre the fifth man that's coma Mrs. Mary earley. The speakers were here to4ay asking If we had any Eiders Hogge. C. J. A. Lindquist, and Poker chlpa m bet you some friends President William Francis. The funeral dropped In for a while and yon was largely attended and many friends thought yon would have a quiet, cosy sent floral tokens. htJe game Instead of going out In tha vet Just a few more pansy plants left. Co. cold, drtosly Sunday Ilka 19c and 25c do. City Floral ls comes around we always look for '"LORD FOR A DAY" GREAT sodden rise In the demand for chips. AMERICAN ON never knew It to BURLESQUE toll, It looks dreary TOADYISM. ELECTRIC ALL WEEK. rou get tired of reading, and wnnder around gloomily wonder-- "JUST LIKE HOME." you are going to do. Then at Syl Watch tha improvement friends drop in, and directly Park. Go out and see thorn. van one one says. 'Why oot have a little PEverybodys face, lights up U. P. Bock Springs, Castle Gate d yon get out your cards only to find lump and nut and Clear Creek lamp mn whose you had bore $5 at yard, $5.76 delivered. Gillette "wed came and gotchips h them. 16$ West to meet little emergencies like Coal 1074. street 'Phones roe that we always keep a few f chips on hand. They're tha All kinds of bedding plants. City kInd because we know that tha Floral Co, 41$ 4th street Wiara always hava an expensive set week I forgot to get la Kpdak Finishing. enu!!! ,HppIP nnd so today we had Tripp $49 26th St 7 three boxes la stock. They were R. Rogers, a former Og JjJJon after the rain set In." N. T. deniteLindsay but now a resident of Fresno, Cal., la a Salt Lake era, now the owner of The Appraiser. . wineries In California, to visitOwner -My house to burning largest He haa been Incendiary "I know It, my ing salt Lake. and is now on his reJn." but If it awakens the approved for a short while warm roni of civic manhood I shall count turn home. Mr. Roger, haa a whito and, Ltah for .heart his In cut amalL opot ol . TOLD NO TALE it does not help to build up Ogden OF TRAGEDY. GREAT SLAUGHTER OF WASPS. : Bottls in Rivsr Msrcly gchems Clsvsr Advcrtissr. Curious Custom That Prevails in Westmoreland, England. Passengers In the first cabin were tolling yarns about voyages down the Mississippi This led a hearer to tell th following narrative of n trip ho once made- on the same stream: On the r ornlng of our third day out from 8L Louis the moat summery of all the girl passengers saw a bottle floating down the river. Immediately there flashed across her mind all of the many stories she had heard of shipwrecked persons heaving bottles Into the sea. the subsequent finding of which unfolded n tale of pity. The captain of the steamboat was appealed to and a boat was pul off afl- -r the bottle. It was soon overtaken and brought to the steamer. "Isn't It awful? said one of the A strange custom Is observed year ly in the small hamlet uf Week, in Westmoreland. England, In commemoration nf an Incident that happened In the year That year there 1841. was a plague of waapa and many persona throughout the country succumb ad to the poisonous stings. The lit tie hamlet holds the record fur Ita number of victims, and In memory of the occurrence n memorial tablet was erected on the moor there. Now each year there la e procession. Moat of the inhabitants turn out, carrying Insect powder nnd other devices for killing waapa, and march to the memo rial Btous, where n short service to held by the minister of the parish. When the service to over n general crusade to made In search of waapa' nests, glrto. which ere Immediately destroyed, "Perfectly dreadful, remarked an- fiom carry guns, soms rags saturated other. la turpentine, while others carry pare "I wonder If thy'ro dead? said affln, which to poured Into the neat third. and a match applied. The anniversary Tha O' 'via opened the bottle nnd la considered the most important event found n piece of paper. With trem- of the year bling hand the sheet was extracted. The passe ngera were all forward by A Different Preposition. thla time, and were standing with Gracious!" cried Dobson, throwing blanched faces to hear the reading of down his newspapsr. Here's a rich the missive from the "Father of Wa- - j old Quaker tody offering to leave I tore. The captain began: The .learner Yantlc, with 10 excure ,0;000 I d lie In bed all day far lonlate aboard, went on n snag In the of rest the my natural life for half Little river yesterday. All of those on board got off Into the water, floating that amount" "No, you wouldn't enld Hawkins. down stream on boards for several Great White Way miles. I got off on a cask and floated Tbs call of tbs tor you, especially at too would be rang a long distance, landing, with 1$ other if you had n roll aa big aa that n on small island. passengers, Excuse me, retorted Dobson, but We were cold nnd cramped, and Ovsrworksd Motor Caro. I didn't say that I'd stay In bed all 111. two were of the party seriously Thera to no doubt that many ear night too." Harper's Weekly. are being practical worked to Luckily I chanced to have a bottle of Malaria In Muatgo'e my pockMyetlfler death, and If the truth were known et and, by administering this sovereign it would bo found that a good many of remedy In liberal doses, wa were all the laay chauffeur are quits made to feel like new beings. On sale D TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 0s much overworked as their cars In all their struggle to drive them every day byLaterdruggists." In the day two more bottles and almost all day, not to mention were In. contained the gathered same time and the at keep same tale of woe. They night work, LOST On Washington Ave, south of them in proper running order. 25th Bt, a silver plated cornet in For envelopes, letterheads, business black leather1 case. Return to JourTh Jour ns cards, dodgers, rtc. call up914. d!l nal office for reward. Journal want ado deliver the good rooms. Both to-da- y THE PROPER CARE AND PREF LACE CURTAINS SERVATION 'l8 A PROBLEM THAT APPEALS TO EVERY HOUSEWIFE. ' no-call- phones job The Greatest Display! of CARPETS RUGS AND LINOLEUMS Ever shown In Ogden, is now ready for your critical inspection at Boyle Furniture Co. CARPETS AND RUGS FROM THE LEADING AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS, INCLUDING THE FAMOUS CARPETS AND WEAVES: DUNDHAR WILTON RUGS AND CARPETS. BIGELOW AXMIN8TERS. CARPETS AND RUGS. BIGELOW BRUS-8EL- 8. WILTON AND BODY BRUSSELS RUGS, BIGELOW BODY Lacs curtains are expensive. The housewife takes great care to Iectlng them to conform to her taste. Most curtains have scollops of varying sixes and In order to bring out the details and get the scollops even, the pins In a stretcher should move freely so as to adjust themselves to the Inequalities of the scollops. The bars of the Stretcher are provided with strong pins that slide In a groove and are easily adjustable to accommodate the most elaborate edging. Price, like cut, adjustable pin ..$2.70 table pin $225 Price, like cut, non-ad- WHITTALL 8 BODY BRUSSELL CARPETS. SMITHS AXMINSTER RUGS AND CARPETS. HARTFORD AXMINSTER RUGS AND CARPETS. CARPETS. AND NINE-WIR- E SANFORD TEN-WIRSLOANE'S IMPERIAL SMYRNA RUGS. YOU WILL FIND OUR PRICES RIGHT. WE SOLICIT COMPARISON. E. A Cur-ta- ip NO-PITC- ju The New Spring Wall Papers Our new Bprlnk Wall Papers cover n hide range of patterns, to elaborate embossed leather from' sample stripes or the bed-rooWall Paper Bale Is now on. Our annual May effects for the parlor. m DONT FAIL TO SEE THE BABY CARRIAGES AND NEW HEYWOOD WAKEFIELD S. Window Shades to secure correct Interior effect, unless you make jt careful selection of Window Shades. The first and on Intelligent to the color, second the roller, third the workmanto consider point combination you get the best that la to the had. ship. With this Wa offer this week our best hand mode Oil Opaque, guaranteed Hartshorn roller combined with our usual guaranteed work special prdes. Phone or call and w will furnish you the estimates FREE. Both Phones Cl. Specials- - From the Carpet Department fg difficult Twenty-sevent- , brooms; rn - lt Dont buy Penitentiary made I i 8 C. Brooms made In Ogden by Ogden Labor if the results - !,ea ht Tillotsons prire tests" on the Hues of the lnion j Put-iliiand Southern Pacific Railroads for tlie mouth of March shows an petvenUc of 98.8 for the During the month 1,25s tests were made. Tln-atent are part of the general scheme fur insuring safe travel on tlie Hariiman lines. The Installation of automatic block signals haa progressed to sui-i- an extent that there are more mile of track equipped with auto-mat- ii s" mi the Union Paclflc-riouihePacific system now than on any other railroad system in the world. Recentcar was fitted ly a training-schoout. n move from one point to another for the instruction of employes. Official uf long experience explain the various kinds of signals and safety device to the men, who are taught howto erate them In the proper manner. The Surprise Teat The surprise tests' consist of flashing all kinds of signals upon unsuspecting enginemen. At doaeus of places, at all times of the day and night, the test are made. They must be obeyed absolutely, else severe discipline will be meted out Running past a danger elgnul means dismissal for the culprit. In the March testa the email number of violations, amounting to about 1 per cent, were not of the kind that might have caused serious accidents. Eighteen kinds of regular signals were employed, besides specials. They included torpedoes, fusees, stop flags, reversed Ughts, extinguished Ughts, semaphore arms at danger and lantern and hand signals. It is not only occasionally that these tests are conducted, but every month and every week In the year. It Is now an established branch of the railroad's activity. Responsible officials do tha work and carefully tabulate the results. Thus, every englneman'e record for can fulness is ready to hand. The benefits of the block signals and the elaborate tests are easily apparent in the reduced number of accidents. at Ya Wa send no work out of town. Alt grinding to dona In our shop on the only automatic lens grinder In Ogden. Perfect fitting la assured RUSHMER. In buyer( when it comes to buying Where Enginemen Do Not Make Dr. W. J. Browning, office, 2212 Wash, ave., over Paint Oil A Glass Co. Ys Oldo Polks Concerts Congregational church May 4. Ogden SAFE TRAVEL Wil- liams, who were arrested yesterday for drunkenness, by failure to appear In police court this imornlng, forfeited five dollars each. Harrison, after being arrested, claimed to have lost $80 and there was some suspicion at police headquarters that he had been robbed while drunk. After sobering up, how ever, he changed his mind and was released. , WET SUNDAYS LEAD TO Yourrierchant should have the interest of n es CORRECT CLOTHES FOR MEN Superintendent PAGE FIVR FOR INSURING ,l dont. Mainly About JOURNAL, ( the science of medicine. We the analysis of go at it from the cloth to the careful scrutiny of every detail of the finished garment. That is why we claim we can suit you and your money : 8TAT7. trustee in his California home, but was Weather forecast Tonight fair and beaten in the election by hie wife. warmer, Thursday partly eleudy and ' wanner. When you eat, eat at tha Vienna. after leaving; school or colfor some one lege is waiting to push ahead cf him. We study the clothing proposition as an able physician studies hack if we UTAH The name Cook' la a linoleum anty. guar- Cook's stands for quality and took for Cooks on value; peopl desire the best linoleum mads, you D GRADE . ...,..V.....50o SO. YD 60s 8Q YD t " tal designs. Tour choice, i $15, $18.00 value, 1.1x10.4, $13.50. value Hodges, 0x1$ fibre, rugs, during sale, $1L Boyle Furniture Co. want Cooks. E GRADE value la Monarch Tapestry Rugs, 0x12; beautiful floral and orien- - $14.50 lino- leum as ffiey do for Starling on silver. Cooks guarantees wearability. If you $21.00 EVERYTHING TO FURNISH THE HOME COMPLETE $14.00 value Hofe Rugs,, only $1075. $5.50 Smith Rugs, $0x72, only $420. $5.25 Saxony Rugs, 16x72. only $375. $2.00 Velvet Rugs, 27x54, only $125 $2.00 Smyrna Rugs,- 10x60 only, $1.90. |