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Show DAILY. UTAH IF YOU HAVE A STATE JOURNAL, FRIDAY, MAY By C. E. Miller Brokerage Co. don't change on any account. If for any reason that involves price, style or fit, you are not satisfied with ; mmiiiil nil m OF Private Wire. ! XEW YORK- - May 1. Stocks com- pletely reversed their position of late yesterday and are as strong today as wer weak then, recovering all the lost ground and more too. The market dosed very strong near the top. St. being the professional market. Great Northern and Southern Pacific rose two to 2 polir.s, li & q a O K. P-- . L. A X.. central Steel and Reading 1 to 14 points each. Bond market strong. Cptton advance was too swift and I the big bears took advantage of tht rapid bulge by slugging It early this The break was over two morning. dollars a bale and It closed weak at the bottom. The sharp rise checked the nice foreign and domestic demand was getting in and there was nothing doing In that line this morning. Splendid southern weather for the new crop. . of pastor the prv-snio.- at tiie baptismal services for the eliil.l ei Mr and Mrs. L. lHut of this' tion with a 1 cent rise, closing Thieves, During Night, Make Away iiiy. cent higher. strong a With 150 Pounds and ComProvisions Weak most of the Jay Don't miss ths Old Folks Cencsrts and pork closed 15 cents down. Packat ths CongrsgatierMl church next ers said to be good sellers owing to plaint Is Sworn. Monday. the large stocks. All kinds of bedding plants. City In a complaint drawn by Floral Co., tig 24th. iuttl Harris this ufitru.Hm. Pstsr Pan a 10c cigar fsr be. Fire Insurance. It. A. 8ims It is alleged that live Tlie preliminary hearing of W. O Kay, who is eliurgod with exceeding the ninvii limit in tigden canyon by asparagus bed driving his auto at a reekless rate, was continued until Saturday morning, before Judge Murphy, by mutual agreement of the attorneys. Still tlie best A warrant has been issued for the FOR KENT Top-Kn- CORRECT CLOTHES TOR MEN Broom Hotel Corner PHILIP GEIGER Seven room FLEET WILL MY largest Special Excursion Ever Handled, Leaves Ogden Sat- urday for the Coast A few and will run through without change from Ogden, then many from this city who will take the later regular an a U. P. Rock Springs, Castle Gate lump and nut and Clear Creek lump $5 at jraid, $5.75 delivered. Gllletta Coal C.. 151 Weal Twenty-sevent- h re- - 11 PRESIDENTIAL POSSIBILITIES ELECTRIC ALL TAFT, BRYAN WEEK. MUST LIKE HOME. a Special Plant Sale and Dancing ovary Wednesday Saturday avoning at Sylvan Parle, a Storage at reasonable rates. In good brick building. If you .need any room consult J110. Beowcroft A Bona, a It will pay you to see ths Eloctno Cash Register at '"The Crystal, 8477 Washington Avsnuo, Whore tha aare step. new line of Spring Plants is now ready. have a limited number of carnation, pansy, aster, stock, geranium, verbena, petunia and other bedding and house plants. Come Saturday and get your first pick. OUR two-da- lah For Steam and French Pry J ranine. Repairing and Pressing see tlie Ogden shoring Co. S20 24th street. Prompt service. Charges reasonable. Independent phone 411. R. Robinson, deceased, again! the Graes Creek Coal company, judgment was rendered by stipulation lu favor of tlie plaintiff for $2,000. Top-Kn- ot ea -- WRIGHTS house, half block from 25th Street car line oil bench; well located. Matthews A Mattson, under First National bank. street. 'Phones 1074. a Paul tlie Hermit found Whan you sat, sat at the Vienna, under a bed lust Saturday night in a the home of Paul Marks, on Adame The Advance,'' a monthly maga.-cin- e was avenue, arraigned lieforr Judge of exceptional merit, published at Murphy this morning on a charge of the Utah Elate Industrial achnol, anil second degree burglary. Lehman's bond edited by It. P, Elevens, who ia InIvputy Sheriff Clark leaves to-- was fixed at )500. structor of printing at lha establishY Musikals in Ys Olds Tyme ment, has made its appearance, and like previous teauea, ia a model of typoCostume. Congregational church. graphical excellence and very well ed When you oat, oat at the Vienna Ited. Tha Inmates of the school play a large part In the construction of ths Bast yet Pstsr Pan Bo eigai pages of "The Advance," and some of the articles In the current Issue ara Nells Krleksen and John Knight very well written. were each fined five dollars In police When you sal oat at the Vienna, As explained In yesterday's Issue of court this morning, for drunkenness. a It'o everywhere Whisky County Attorney X. J. Harris Many From Ogdon The Ogden cars will be attached to tbs second train of excursionists from Zion, and It la expected that about oae hundred patriotic sightseers will leave this city with the fleet special tomorrow morning. In addition to this number on the special train, which will be for the accommodation of people alone You'll have to hurry. Whisky. ot morning we place on sale a lot of embroideries at 5 cents a yard; worth up to 40 cents. Some are a half yard wide. I Getting mors popular svsry day Coast. Tomorrow 421 25th. ths dancing at Sylvan Park. minutes after 10 oclock, Saturday moraine, a apodal train of About ten can will arrive from Salt ij.it, city, via the Oregon Short Line, carrying the vanguard of the patriotic Utah vial tors to the fleet celebration on the Pacific coaat. Three huo died ctuleia of the Salt Lake High acbod will occupy the first special train, securely enaconaed In the comfortable cars, with the cheering knowledge that nearly. $15,000 for the of teh trip haa been rained by the proud dtlxena of Utah. The cadets, with their first train, will spend only a short time at the Ogden passenger station, when the long train will roll out of the yards y to begin Its Journey through to San Francisco and the fleet. But a few minutes after the first train has arrived, a second one will put in an appearance from the south. This latter train will carry the large delegation of Salt Lake visitors to the A Yard - C. D. IVES GRAIN AND PROVISIONS CHICAGO, May 1. Wheat was weak early on lower cables and July broke H cent, but when the May was run up nearly S cents on a short squeese, July cent rally, but followed with a 1 fell back again when the May squeese began petering out, and It closed s trifle lower than yesterday. News and statistics cut no figure today, the trade watching the Armour manipulation of May. Corn Went up half a cent on the wheat bulge but lost heart later and cent off. News fell down, closing was a trifle bearish. Oats Was a dandy deal again today, taking the lead of the July op trains over the Southern Pacific tomor-lo- "BENCH FIR dEN ARE SURPRISED afternoon. Pullman compartments have been engaged by a number of Ogden citizens and it Is likely that the The brave laddies of Fire Departfleet visitors will continue their leave-takiment No. 2, on the "bench," were givuntil Wednesday or Thursday en a happy surprise by a number of of next week. of that aectlon, as a tribute residents A Big Excursion for the service renfiremen to the With the cadets and regular visiof Staestablishment the since dered tor the excursion tomorrow will unat the held was 2. The No. party tion doubtedly be the largest for so great a were refreshments where distance that has ever been handled lire station, Instruand vocal served and dancing, out of the Ogden yards. Ticket sales were enjoyed during the opened at the depot this morning, and mental music the tlrket agents, Pullman offices and evening. The firemen were appreciative of the General Passenger Agent Moseley were those kPt busy all day attending to the evening's pleasure. The list of event In the happy who participated nd of thoee wno purpose making follows: Ittro trip. Misses Jennie Burt, Louise Brother-toIn all, Utah will send something Anna Mills, Macy Batchelor. Ethel over a thousand visitors to the Coast Steele, Myrtle Confor the occasion. The two special Maycock, Georgia Marshall trains tomorrow will consist of about do, Katherine Kelger, Martha Rhea Nan Emmett, Riddlough, Fannie coaches. Mrs. Barton; Mrs. William Weaver, Mrs. L Emmett. Mrs. C. J. E. Batchelor, Screens for Crushing Tin Ores. Steele, Mrs. E. E. Barton and Roy Cornwall experience shows that Messrs. I. C. Emmett, D. C. Cora, J. ncroens la the stamps R. Thanlea, Bert E. Hawken. Joseph "flch crash tin ores are better than Schraub, M. L. Daugherty, R. Condo, Punched plates. and T, W. Thurnard. w ng . n, THE NEW JEWELRY AT THIS STORE Hons Shoe pint ara tak- in ing a prominent pises is Cameo The styles run a for long back again of popularity. Look to our Store when you want naw to Jewelry or have any thing to-da- ys repair. J. S; LEWIS & K. K)dbt-r- 1 Sv.iis!i L.uthci.ir. , liurcli at skill Lake .is in Vdt ii Wednesday t'lt) N. Y. STOCKS fllUET. llev. I Suits $18, $20, $23, iht $25 and up. f Around the Town i 1 ! your tailor, you owe it to vourse If to investigate PAGE FIVE STEALS A CROP TODAYS STOCK REPORT GOOD TAILOR 1, 1908. m u"lslLVEItiWITq When you dance, danse Park. CITY FLORAL CO. SALES Beck Tun, 1,100 at $1.07. 60 and lie. Colo. Mining Co., 600 at 14.20. Col. Con., 100 at $2.10. Crown Point, $,$00 at H and lie. Daly, 400 at $2.10, Lower Mammoth, 100 at 51c. Mt. Lake, 2,200 a 6$ and 5$c. Nev. Hills, 100 at $2.40. Seven Troughs, 6,600 at $0 and lie. Bloux Con.J 1,500 at II and 24c. So. Columbus, 5,000 at If and lie. Swansea, 100 at 95c. U. 8. Con, 1.000 at 10c. Victor Con, 500 at 09e. Black Jack, HOI 1,10 When you 413 24th St. IS OPENED TODAY With the Hot Springs band giving a parade early this afternoon, notice of the official opening of the Utah Hot Springs season was made. Tlie festivities were continued with a matinee at the dance hall thia afternoon and the dancing will be the feature this evening. Music for dancing at the pavilion will be provided during the season by the Hot Springs band, as It will be known, under the direction of Arthur Agee. Manager Marshall purposes to give the regular dances each week, one on Tuesday, another on Friday evening. The can run hourly, leaving street and the corner of Twenty-fift- h 25 minutes after at avenue Washington the hour. This service will probably be Increased as the season becomes more fully advanced and the patronage more liberal. Manager Marshall has announced that every effort win be made to preserve the best of order In and about the resort, and that the dances will be conducted on a high moral plane. have been Extensive Improvements made at the Springs and with the official opening today the management the most hopes' to Inaugurate season ' In the history of the resort. Yard 2003 Jefferson avenue. 1- the State Journal a complaint was filed by Geiger's wife, In which it Is alleged that sines last September the husband has failed to provide or contribute to the maintenance of three minor children. Geiger, according to the authorities, has led them a merry chase over the went and resorted to many strategies to recape apprehension. Pending action by Governor Gillette, which It is hoped will be satisfactory, Geiger Is being held now at Riverside, where he was finally located. Without any apparent reason the man departed from home one morning and later wrote a letter to his wife, so it Is claimed, telling her that In the future she would have to provide for herself and the three little girls, the oldest of whom is five years of age. This Is the second complaint to be filed under the new law, the first toeing against Oliver White, whose case Is still pending, and ite result will be watched with Interest. Should Geiger be convicted under the felony charge, he will be liable to a fine of from 110 to 1100, not more than a year In the penitentiary, or both. MAKING DIMES FROM PEBIIIS fu 90-d- ay - d : --Carnations 50c per dossn Saturday. City Flora! Co., 411 14th. Erickaen Is what la known Is police circles as "a repeater, hla name havPATHE MONEYLENDER,' ing become more or less familiar on tha THETIC STORY. ELECTRIC ALL official blotter. WEEK MUST LIKE HOME. V The finest Una of Ladies and GenWhan you aal oat at tha Vienna. tlemens Suit Patterns In ths city at Ogden alloring Co, 120 24th street No headache from WhisEvery garment made to orJer. Satis- key. faction guaranteed. e If you drink, drink Yellowstone, Dr. W. J. Browning, office, 2242 a Wash, ava., over Paint, Oil A Glass Co. Belter monuments Joe, Parry A Bona Co, 2261 Washington avenue. II. Renow, ths well known Japanese banker, has been the victim of a MUSICAL HISTORY COURSE coincidence In names, a hen T. C. was arrested Wednesday for exProf. Lund of Provo, and four of ceeding the speed Umlt, In an automo- hla bent pupils (three vocalists and bile. An explanation la due the pubpianists) will glvs an evening for tha lic, in behalf of Mr. H. Scnow, as he Musical History Course, Thursday, was not the gentleman referred to In April 20, at the Congregational church. the reports of tha police court proceedTop-Kn- ot 8e-no- w ings. Ye Old Felka Concerts Congregational church May 4. at Yo e We send no work out of town. Alt grinding Is done In our shop on the only automatic lens grinder In Ogden. Perfect fitting Is assured RUSI1MER. (ML AID TO CADETS Over $150 was raised In Ogden last night for the trip of the Salt Lake High school cadets to San Francisco. o A marriage license was issued to- M. 8. Browning contributed $25, Dr. day to G. E. NadeU and Ellas Pan gey. R. 8. Joyce $10, Henry Gwilllam $10, The ceremony was performed by Elder Tom Carr $10 and between $75 and $19 George D. Folkman, Janitor at the by the students and teachers and pu: pils at the High school. county courthouse. e ' If you drink, drink Yellowstone ' John F. Kettner was In police court thla morning as the direct result of a scheme which he was using to make dimes out of pennies. Kettner. when arrested, had in hla possession a bottle containing a chemical solution. By the use of this the man put an Imitation silver coating on one cent pieces, passing them as a genuine dimes. He claimed to be a machinist helper in automobile shops, but the evidence of Sergeant Chambers, who made the arrest, showed him to be a degenerate. The charge against Kettner was vagNEW JERSEY CLUBWOMEN sen1. N. RIVERTON. Many rancy, and he was given a J, May discustence by Judge Murphy. Preferring to matters of Importance will be have Kettner out of the city rather meetsed at the fourteenth annual In than Jail, the court ordered that' lw Federation New State of the Jersey ing be taken to the city limits and rehere which opened of Women's Clubs, leased with Instructions that If he Is tomorwill extend and through today row. This is the first business ses- again found In Ogden he must spend sion ever held In South Jersey In sev- three months making big rocks Into little ones eral years. suc-cess- at tha .Vienna. See Mitohell Bras, fsr kVtistio monuments a ear. load just arrived. at spins sal sat at Sylvan o Just a few more pansy plants left 10c and 25c dos. B. Jfc G. butter la always firm, sweet and wholesome. a FOR A City Floral Co. A TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY A 009044000040000049 DAY GREAT FOR RENT Front room with bath. ON BURLESQUE AMERICAN Furniture all new. 446 22d. el TOADYISM. ELECTRIC ALL WEEK. MUST LIKE HOME. NOTICE TO CREDITORS ORD A e Watch the improvements at van Park. Go cut and eee them, Syl- Estate of E. 8. Luty, Deceased. Creditors will present claims with to the undersigned adminisvouchers REMEMBER THE CANDY MATlaw offices of Joseph INEE FOR CHILDREN SATURDAY! tratrix, at the rooms First National Chea, SACK OF CANDY AND A GOOD street and LAUGH. ELECTRIC MUST LIKE bank building, corner of 24th on or avenue, Utah, Ogden, Washington HOME. a 402-4- Kodak Finishing. Tripp 246 26th EL e Tn the case of Mary R. Robinson, administratrix of the estate of James 04 before September 4th, 1908. MARTHA J. LUTY, Administratrix. Joseph Ches, Attorney. Date first publication May. 1, 1908. Date last publication May 22, 1908. |