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Show "I'OAY. PAGI EIGHT. PHILLIP MAY GEIGERS CASE CONTINUED The case of Phillip Geiger, who Is charged with failure and refusal to provide suitable maintenance for three minor children, was taken up by Judge Murphy Thursday aternooa. In the TBOUSEBS A GOIfG FAST. BECAUSE pre.iminary hearing, the prosecution Is attempting to establish that Geiger left Ogden some time ago and later wrote a letter to his wife, telling her that she would have to look out for herself and the children. This letter. It Is claimed, was mailed from Wallace, Idaho, although It was written In California, where Geiger was subsequent ly arrested and brought back to Utah to stand trial, under the new atate $3.00. $3.30. $.00. $4.30. $3.00. $ 0.00. AfD $7.00. ABE yOUB TBOUSEBS law. The defense Is making the claim that Geiger had written to his mother, requesting her to car for his children. The preliminary hearing oocupiej OUB THEV ABE COOD TBOUSEBS AfD OUB TBICES ABE BIGHT. SO DACCy A T THE KJfEE THA T THE EOiGEB DEFBIEfD THEM? ABE THEy WOBf A T THE BOTTOM SO or COAT GOOD ABE. THBEAD-- B COME TO US FOByOUB CLOTHES AfD WE'LL SELL yOU FOB A FAIB QUALiry. The Toggery Clothes Store In All Departments L'RS. SADAH SMITH TO J. BRYAN " RECEPTION FOR MRS. GILLOGY Mrs. J. L Glllogy. widow of tho Bov. J. L GlUonr, tho first rector of tho Episcopal church In Ogden, will antes In this dtjr from California Saturday afternoon on her way to London, England, where she goes as one of tho ala delegates from that state to the aPn Anglican Congress to be opened June II at Westminister Abbey. The ladles of the guild will giro a reception In her honor at tho new parish home, corner at Grant and Twenty-fourt- h street Saturday evening, May 16th, from I till 10 oclock. All old friends and others who care to meet her will be weloomed. Waists, Curtains, Etc inTjWRIGHTSilBE Prim na HEREDITY ice cream , 4 ' 0 4 MEN:: NATIONAL 4 4 4 LIFE. Past History of a People Determines Thslr Present Character. In the evolution of races and nations we fl1 at the outset two general laws, the one the other self-eviden- t, 444444444444444444 PACKARD SHOES for IN Meats. rib roast of beef, IS and porterbonaa steaks, Chuck steak, lOe. Shoulder pot roast, loin and rib cbopa. Mutton stew, 7c. Veal leg roast, 20c. Veal rib cbopa, 17 Veal stewing meat, 10c. Pork roast, 15c. Pork sausage. IS Hamburger steak, IS Siloed raw ham, 20c. Hama, plsln.llc. 1010c.-Mutto- Toiive all heard at them. We Just received a large shipment yesterday. In the lot' Is a big fine of Tan Oxfords with buckles. They are stylish and only cost 16& n 17 c. a Barley, rolled, per cwt, (1.45; whole. $1.26; Hama, fancy, 14c. Pressed corned beef, 15c. chopped, $1.15. ELECTRIC THEATER F JUST THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE EX- PECTED TO SEE THE FLEET PICTURE THIS WEEK. HALF THAT NUMBER MUST SEE IT AT THE MATINEES OR 7 OCLOCK SHOW! HUNDREDS ARE TURNED AWAY EVERY NIGHT. TO BE JUST TO OUR PATRONS EVERY SEAT WILL E 10 CENTS AFTER 7:20 P. M. Far From It Former Resident How things bars changed here in 20 years! I wouldst know tbe town. What has become of Floogus, who used to shave notes sad lend money at two par cent a month? Hotel Clerk Hea gone to hla n Bran per sack. $1.50 cwt Baled lucerne, per cwt, 10a Timothy, baled, per cwt, 70s. Baled straw, I So. Flour High patent per cwt, $2.05 per eack, $1.40; straight grade, per ward. cwt, $2.80; per sack, $1.20. Resident What! Is he Former Eastern flour, $2.15 cwt dead? Hotel Clerk Dead? Not on your Prevision. life! Hes president of a trust comUtah cheese, per lb., 20C; Swiss, per pany In New York. . Rump roast, to 12tte Round ateak, 15c. Rib boiling ateak, 7c. Mutton leg, 15c. Mutton, shoulder chops, Veal loin, roaat, 17 Veal loin, cutlets, 17 e. Veal shoulders, 12 Veal shanka, 15c. Pork chops, 15c. Pickled pork, 12VDC. Yeung Women and Old. Perhaps it is the fault of us older women that the young people are ao careful of c-- feelings, aays a writer in Harper's , aiar. It must be that we have our selves put ao much distance between us aid them. There are some of us who e too eager to tell how well behave we were when we were young, who have too much to say about the slovenly ways young people have of sta-lland sitting, and of their slangy ways of speaking, for ns to meet theu often on a comfortable footing. W' older women have lees criticism for the younger ones than older worn- - had formerly, I think. I our attitude la one fancy that easier to ge on with. I dont believe I beer so r irh about girls being giddy ss I used to when I was a young girl. Bo perhapu by the time Certude Is eu old woman the young people of h'- day won't be aa afraid of saying t methlng she will disapprove. of as she Is. Still, if she is one of those of ns who do not take everything for g: anted, she will find the way back to her girlhood g long one. I-- 2o California green peas, 10c lb. Nuts English walnuts, 25c par lb. Soft shell almonds, 20c per lb. Hasel nuts, 25c per lb. Pecans, 25c per lb. Brasil nuts, 26c per lb. Chestnuts, 25c per lb. Mixed nuts, 25c per lb. Peanuts, 20c per lb. Pina Nuts, 10c per lb. Butternuts, 20c per lb. Hickory nuts, 15c per lb. Freduoa and Fleur. Wheat per cwt, $2.00 cwt Oats, per cwt, $1.50. Whele corn, per cwt, $1.00; chopped, IL70. c. 12 c. c. c. lb, 20c. Ranch eggs, per dos., 17 Bricks of Sand and Lima. Sugar, beet per sack, $1.80; It lba Brlcka made of sand and lime and for $1; cane, per sack, $7.00; 12 lba Sliced boiled ham, 20c. hardened In the air are used largely la for $1. Sliced bacon, 20c. communities where there Is no city Butler, creamery, 20c; ranch, 25a Pressed veal, 25020c. from which clay brick can be made, Spare riba, 12 but where an abundance of sand can EYont quarters, 7c. . Will Go on a Lecture Tour. ' be found. Mutton side, 12c. Ernest Thompson Seton, after hlo Hind quarters, 10c. , seven months exploring expedition Bulk mincemeat, 15c per lb, ooksi through the country north of the HudDo yon fctUeve that everybody hu Turkeys, 25027 He per lb. son bay, la again at hia country seat Geese. 22 novel In him? per lb. WyndygouL bard at work compiling one ' But Judging from 17 I dont ktyw. to 20e per lb. data which will tell of tbe expedition. jchlckens, Spring Old chickens, 17H02Oc per lb. In January he sails for Europe on a the number of books constantly turned Mincemeat,' 15c per lb., two tor 25a. lecture tour through England and out, I should say that everybody be lleved he had. . Picnic Hams, lie. Scotland. r-- 1-- 2. . not apparent at first sight, but equally demonstrable, according to David Starr Jordan. The blood of a nation determines its history. This Is the first proposition. The second is, the history of a nation determines Its blood. As for the first, no one doubts that the character of men controls their deeds. In the long run and with masses of mankind this must be true, however great the emphasis we may lay on Individual Initiative or on Individual variation. Fish. Equally true Is It that the present Salmon. 17 to 20c. character of a nation Is made by Its 9 I I I I 1 I I I S 9 $ 9 9 9 9 9 9 Halibut, 15c. past history. Those who are alive to $180 ' YOUR Smelts, 15c. day are the resultants of the stream PER WEEK, CREDIT Crabs, 25025c. of heredity as modified by the vicissi$480 IS Shad. 12 tudes through which the nation has PER MO. GOOD Soles, 12 passed. The blood of the nation Hows In the veins of those who survive. Perch, 12 Black baas, 25040c. Those who die without descendants Temperance Societies Illegal. 22 cannot color 'the stream of heredity. The clergyman recorded compla- ' Striped bass, Finnan had die, 20c. It must take its traits from the actual New Tear cently the Smoked whlteflsh, 20c Ik parentage. WEVE prepared something In the way of prices that will prove pledge taking. Fruits and Vegatablea Excellent work. A glorious day," to you. attractive Utah apples, $101.75 box. he said. And yet do yon know that WE carry the finest line of Ladles Suits, Skirts, Waists, Millinery Sure te Gat Real Money. 40c 20 to Bananas, do. The gushing visitor gated at the art- there was once a time when all this Petticoats, and Mens clothing that money can buy. Lemons, 25 to 25c per dos. of sort was ALL THESE THINGS YOU CAN WEAR WHILE PAYING FOR criminal?" thing ists little son. 60c and Oranges, 25c, 20c, 25c, 40c. No!" s Come in and get acquainted. Your time will be well spent THEM. Oh, what career Is he destined 10c per dos. Tea. It was In India, at the beginfor!" she asked the mother. Will he wunch. Young beets, 10 to be an artist, like his father? ning of the English occupation. MedYour Credit Good 10c bunch. New ical men believed In those days that The practical mother smiled. No. I m 10c bunch. plants, Oyster think not she replied. He builds white man could not live In India with' Potatoes, $1.25 per cwt his blocks so neatly and carefully out drinking. They thought he needed New Potatoes, 2 lbs. for 25c. of whisky, or Its equivalent that I'm hoping he'll be a brick- a half-piLot of Green onions, 2 for 5c. layer. every day. And thy Insisted on his 925.00 Green peppers; 20c dos. taking It California lettuce, 5c a head. Temperance societies, total abFlorida lettuce, 2 for 16c. ' stinence and the algnlng of the pledge OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF LADIES SUITS MARKED DOWN m New California cabbage, 4c lb. were things forbidden In India. Such Youths Suite Ladles Wash Ladles Heath- Mens Bolts, Turnips, 2c lb. EYE AIDS FOR things were thought .Injurious to the $1150 and s Petto.. Silk values up Waists, Carrots, 2e lb. Satur-white man's health out there. Hence, values, (5.50 values $18.00, Saturtiooats, $4.00 STUDENTS Cauliflower, 12 per lb. to go in for them was to bo arrested, day values day only California celery, 2 for 25c. fined. Imprisoned, banished. are here In great variety. We Utah raddishes, 2 for 10c. Bat to4sy in India total abstinence Grdpe fruit I for 25c carry telescopes, microscopes Is encouraged, for it has been found field and that the abstainer stands the heat Fresh cocoanuts. 10c each. reading glasses, far better than does the man who New Smyrna figs, 20c lb In fact NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY AND SAVE MONEY opera glasses, and New golden dates, 2 lba for 25c. drinks. everything In optical goods. New Fard dates, 15c lb. We carry only the reliable Sauerkraut 10c per quart and servl cable sort, though Collateral. strawberries 20 to S5c eup. California our from lowness th of I just lent that fellow $50. FHE BIG Freeh tomatoes, 20c lb. 366 TWENTY FOURTH STREET prices you mlght not think THIS SALE CIRCUS What did ho put up? Utah raddishes, I for 5c. sa SATURDAY A SALE Utah pieplant 2c. Its story. EVERY ONLY WHERE HOUSE THE And you advanced money on that?" lb. a 5c OOLD mil SILVERSMITHS Spinach, BODYS CREDIT IS GOOD "Wen, on that and the Impulse of Leekh, 10c a bunch.. I ;he moment I 9 $ 9 9 9 9 9 1 9 9 Parsley, 6c a bunch. e. ng l-- 2c 1- -2 - - : : e. Sirloin. 16c. tegular Saturday matinee All Flavors ARE ABSOLUTELY PURE O We deliver from a quart up to any part of the city. Phones: Ind. 1101; Bell, 1S01T O Factory,. 2577 Grant avenue 4 Ask for prices. WERE IT, Silks, Dress Goods, Notions, Suits, Men's Suits, Boys' Suits, Ribbons, Hosiery, Notions, Laces, Embroidery, Knit Underwear, Muslin Underwear, Art Department, Basement, Shirt tomorrow will be (Knitted. BROWNS there are price reductions hob-nobb- ed TBICE CLOTHES OF "The - no prudent shopper will think of doing tomorrow's trading without investigating the offerings; a list of which appeared in this paper last night Yesterday afternoon at S oclock was buried from the home of her son, 8. 8. LoNebeker X. Frank of Attorney gan, was In the city today on his way 8m 1th, at the corner of Thirty-secon-d home from Denver where he went street and Adams avenue, Mrs. Sarah partly on legal business and partly to Smith and a large number of mourning look after the Interests of the Utah friends attended the funeral. .Rev. H. delegation to the Democratic national D. Zimmerman pastor of the Baptist convention. While in. the . Colorado church conducted the funeral ceremony with assisted by Rev. J. E. Carver. Before capital Mr. Nebeker the members of the of she died, Mrs. Smith requested that the Democratic national committee who the following hymns be sung at the were there to supervise the arrange funeral and they were accordingly rendered by a quartet with the excepments lor the convention. tion of the last which waa sung All the talk In Denver Is for Bryan, Mr. Nebeker said: All the party lead- D. White: Asleep In Jesus, Holy and Jesus ers I met there from the different Spirit, Faithful Guide. parts of the country were of the same Savior, Pilot Me.' Mrs Russell of mind. To me It looks as though there Salt Lake City, sang a solo. After the Is nothing to It but the nomination dote of the services a large cortege wended Its way to Mountain View cemof Mr. Bryan. Mr. Nebeker said the hall for the etery where the remains were laid convention waa atlll Incomplete, and away. that no tickets for delegates or others Mrs. Smith waa born January ID, would be given out till later. It was 1(24, In Unlontown, Lafayetta Co., Her maiden name was announced that Nebraska waa to send Pennsylvania. Sarah Ann Bryson. She waa married 50,000 visitors to Denver for the convention. Utah, Mr. Nebeker thinks, to David D. Smith who died in Ogden will send a largs delegation. nearly eight years ago. Mrs. Smith was converted to the Baptist denoirtlna THE ZINN COMPANY tlon when 25 yean old and was a' devoted member of that church. She died If large and delighted audiences are Tueeday afternoon at 12:14 from eld any criterion, this week's bill, Tele- age and general debility. She leaves phone Exchange, with the great com- four sons and two aughten to mourn petitive cakewalk, at Utahna Theater her: 8. 8. Smith, Dr. D. N. Smith, C. by the Zlnn company, Is certainly a E. Smith and Prof. J. A. Smith, all of crack-a-Jac- k. The vote to us to stands Mrs. A. E. Heney of Loa as follows: Couple No. 1120; No. 2 Ogden, and and Mrs. C. W. Greeno of Angeles, tl: No. 1157: No. 4444: Noo. 5 Valparaiso Neb. I7L The yOU HAVE A TOOB SUIT AfD " LAST SAD HOXOBS PAID TUX IN DEXTER IS FOR W. IF yOUB TBOUSEBS A BE BAGGy tomorrow we continue the entire list of price reductions which brought crowds to the store today, cross-examinati- on THAT yOU CATT BEST yOUB III yOUB FOOT EVEf IF yOUB AfD VEST ABE rical magnates of th northwest, lessee of the Grand Opera House, the Utahna theater and other Ogden amusement enterprises hero and Interested in Salt Lake theatrical enterprises as well, besides owning an extensive chain of western houses and manager of a being promoter and number of road shows of magnitude, among them Florence Roberts and Max Flgman; was In Ogden last night, lesvintf early this morning tar the northwest, after a conference with his Utah manager, R. A. Grant. Mr. Cort promises a good list of shows for Ogden, during the coming season. He forsees a much better theatrical season all over the country and aays bookings to date, for the Ogden houses assure local theatergoers th heat attractions In the country. Improvements will also be made at the Grand Opera House during the the court's attention up till Ate yes terday afternoon, when It was continued until Wednesday morning, at which time. County Attorney Harris of the Bummer. begins the defendant IBOi CAffiO MLfEEf John Cort. one of the leading theat- 1- -2 MJYMDW . c. . c. - c. - ITS TO YOUR INTEREST l-- 2c twenty-sevent- i h - $8.5 CLARKS STORES ( is t Ladles Suits, a Spec lal Them; val to Sat uesUp unlay only er-blo- l-- 2c . : $3.15 $2.95 $10.95 $8.50 ' , - Tho Llorcantilo Installniont Co. - ,, J. S. LEWIS & r n hard-luc- k I |