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Show r.ei DAILY six UNION DEPOT TIME CARD Na 10 9 2 No. 4 WIT? Depart. 1:29 am Fart mail Los Angeles Limited 1:S0 pja Overland Limited for Bluff Omaha, Council Denver, Kanaaa City and 1:C0 east, dally Atlantic Express for DEf.lOCRflTIC POSSIBILITIES WHICH PRIZE DO YOU UNION PACIFIC No. Kot STATIC JOURNAL. MONDAY, JUNE 29, 1908. UTAH ' BIRD ENOUGH pja 14.400 Dolly Walker . . 11.520 Maude Dorter . . Grace Moyes . .. 7,955 pji ... Tom 4,235 Feeney Arrive. 2.500 Ada Flanagan .. No. I California Express 2.250' Alta Hawley . . from Count 11 Bluff a, Oma2.090 Lora Thurston.. Mls day. ha. Denver, Knnaaa City New, we are informed that a few Miss Leona Brown . . 1:41 am tl4ll4 2.000 and Eaat, daily.... 1.900 whom we have issued sub- Mr E. M. Conroy... to people 12:91 p.ta No. 9 Eaat Mail .. over West 1,990 books a taken large Dorothy havp scription Not 1 Overland Limited from number of subscriptions and are hold- Miss Edna Pearson . . 1,915 Bluff Omaha, Council 1.900 them bask. In justice te all con- Miss Grace Wilbur .. ing and Kanaaa City, Denver, ' rule! make Miss this L000 Fern we Farr testants all polnta Eaat, dally..., 4:19 p.m All subscriptions taken must be Kits Mollle Gaines .. 1,230 1:11 Limited 7 Loa Angeles No. p.m 1,009 paid into this office within eno week Miss Eunice Wlldermuth after being received by the contestDistrict N 4, ant and ad books issued to contestNa ants or ethers In districts 1, 2, S and 4 Vote Kamo must be brought to this office at less 20,249 one a week for inspection in district Miss Nellie Fry . .. 21.590 Miss Eva Leek . . . No. 5 at least every ten day 9.405 You may held your balots aa long ae Mrs. Lillian Allen . 4.220 Miss in Thelma the must turn but Tracy desire, you you Depart Eastbound Dally Mies Ruby Herd! . 2,200 subscript'ons. So. 9 For Salt Lake and Miss Eva Hope . . . 1,450 7.99 a.m Eaat 1.400 In the event of a tie the value of Miss Ions Wilcox . 1.225 the prim will be divided equally be- Miso Junita Dunbar No. 12 For Salt Lake and 9:09ajn tween or among those tleing. Intermediate points Mioa Mae 1,200 No. 14 For Salt Lake and 1,145 prise. Seize the opportunity, you may Mr Jo F. Critchlow 1:99 p.m never have another. Intermediate polnta 1.000 Mies Beatrice Barnes L000 Mrs. J. G. and Freeland Laka Not 9 For Salt 2:09 p.m Look at the calendar and you will Miss Graca Arnold 1,000 East see that there remains but a few short District Ns, 5. No. 4 For Salt Lake and 9:49 pja daya In which to win or lose a large Eaat ,, Huntsville. and valuable reward. Just two weeks Miss Effle Wansgard , Arrive Daily from next Thursday evening, at 10:20 No. 11 From Salt Lake and Edsn. clock, the ballot box will close and as Mr M. Eccles 11:22 a.m. Intermediate polnta soon thereafter as possible the ludre No. 9 From Salt Lake and Peterson. 111 count the ballot the mult win Eaat Miss Veda Farley .... 12 o'clock tht be known by possibly No. 1 From Salt Lake and Hooper. 9.29 PJA same evening. Eaat ., Miss Effle Mitchell Your Feres Marshall Kc. 12 From Balt Lake and Marriott your reserve for you 1:29 pm Intermediate ponlts will need every vote that it la possible Mies Carrie llss Itf No. 2 From Salt Lake and to get Dont think that you are the Miss May Butler . . 1.92 Eaat .. Miss Elsie Powell , , only one In the race. Surprises will Wilson Lan come with every day, and It behooves Miss Washburn Myrtle everybody to strain every nerve from 1,645 now to the finish. Won't It bs nice Miss Barak Bingham Point Five to bear your name pronounced by the Depart. Aadneaon udgea aa being the winner of the Miss Lillian for No. 2 Pacific Express Boac-splendid 91.400 automobile ?Or to watch Miss May Ban Francisco and Inter... mediate point daily.... 9:22 am the big wagon bark up to your door Miss Pauline Christenson Miss Rose Wilson as 9422 beautiful and unload the piano Paclflo No. 9 Express Miss Pearl Briggs . . your very own? through to Ban Frdncla-cMiss Annie Burton Think 2:42 dally pa Morgan. Hard and try equally ae hard to 1:22 pja Not 9 Fait Mali . Turner Miss Sophia In that you every subscription No. 1 Overland Limited... 2:10 pm bring Catherine Mias Edington can thla week, don't put off easing Arrive. North Ogden. 7:19 gtm your prospects until some one else No. 19 Fast Mail ... Mice Florence Barker to came A In ahead you. from of lady Atlantic slips No. I Express Wait Weber. 1:29 am us the other day, almost In tear beBan Franciac dally Lydia Rogerson s Miss eubscrip-loncause had several she lost 1:29 2 Overland Limited.... No. pm Harrisvill through not having been on hand Miss No. 4 Atlantic Express from Miller ...... Maggie one In some time to Interthem, get if Ban Francisco and 2:29 pm promises you a subscription upon a Miss Cora Bhurtllff mediate point dally certain dat be there to the minute Miss May Crawler . . .. Slatervitl and you wlfl not be disappointed. Mrs. Thomas Bister 14,095 Act! Plain City. Because action means results and North ef Ogden. 1,005 resubs mean victory. Just hustle for Miss Sylvia Richardson Depart. Roy. the next two week then enjoy the 1.000 No. 9 Portland, Spokane, fruits of your toil, either In the exhi- MIm Martha Hausen Pocatello and Butte Ex beaumotion of the the auto, larating 1:22 m tiful music, drawn from Ivory key or Exprea dally Muale Von Moltkc Loved. perhaps, a week's outing among the No, II Malad and Kelton. Arthur M. Abell in hie sympathetic Leave via Brigham, Tuesbewildering delights of Tellowatone memorial article on Joachim tells the Are thess . Inducements not park. Thursdays A Saturday following Interesting story of von to 9:29 enough Inspire you to try hard for Moltko and the great violinist A more days the next few days to pile up enough ardent lover of music than Helmuth No. 7 Fart Mall. Portland votes to win? and von Moltke never lived. He wag an InSpokane, Pocatello Th How ef It. .2:22 Butt timate friend of Joachim, and the pm dally ere two v42 There of wage getting violinist wae g frequent guest Ex11 great Cache No. Valley 2:19 pm A coupon good for 2 votee will he t his house. When the two Illustriprea dally No. l!t Tellowsione Special. 1:19 p.m. published In each Issue of the Dally ous men were quite alone Joachim State Journal until the dose f the would take hie violin and play Spohr ' Arrive. contest. Carefully clip It out and re adagios for hours for Moltke would No. 19 Tellowatone Special. 9:22 a.m. turn to this office where It wl'l hr hear nothing else on such occasion No. I Fast Mall from Portcounted. But the best and quickest Once,, Joachim, after having played land, Spokane. Pocatello way of securing votes la by getting to him for two hours, said: 9:29 am subscriptions to the Dally Stats Jour Spohr and Butt dally Wouldn't yon like to hear a couple iml. For Instance, any one who pays of Hungarian dancea for a changer No. 12 Cache Valley Ex-10:19 am for this paper for one year Is given "No, replied von Moltke, "I prefer pres dally 4.000 votes If a new subscription, and No. 10 Portland, Spoken Spohr adagios; If yon don't tire of 2.000 votes If an old subscriber, and Butte and Pocatello Ex- playing them, I never tire of bearing 5:00 p.m. thla person may glv these votes to them. Bo the violinist kept on with pres daily . No. 14 Malad and Kelton. any lady they desire. Spohr until far Into the nlghL District Na 1. Arrive via Brigham, Tues, Leaves Foretell Weather. Na day Thursdays and SaturVariation! produced by weather on Votee. Name 7:05 p.m. days Miss Lillis McRrlde 12,975 the abrus plant hare been codified by South of Ogden. Mies Alice Pardos 7,755 Prof. Nowack. the originator of the Depart. Miss 4,000 observatory at Denmark hill, Eng Jessie Loyd No. 19 Tellowatone Special. 9: 25 am. From his codes he can con2.500 land. Mrs. Bara Thomaa No. I Portland, Spoken struct four daya in advance of charts Miss Sula Armstrong 2,000 Butte and Pocatello for 1.400 the weather bureau, predicting storms, Miss Plana Brown Balt Lake City, dally.... 7:12 am Mlsa 1 450 winds, changes and the like The fore Lucy Clapp No. 9 Local for Balt Lake 1.250 cacti are made through the different Miss Diana Koldwyn 1:22 am City, dally are Mr W. H. M. McBean 1,000 positions of the leaves, which Na 12 Cache Valley to Balt turned In every direction and brought District N 2. 10:40 am Lake City to different angles by the atmospheric Na for Balt Lake No. changes. Vote Name City, Provo, Nephl and 2.440 Miss Haxel Wheelwright YOU NEVER CAN TELL 2:02 pm Miss Juab, dally 2.000 Just Celeste Conroy the cause of your rheu exactly No. 14 Overland Limited to Miss Ereva Checketta 1,230 matlsm, but you know you have it 5:45 p.m. Miss Marie Benard Balt Lake City 1,200 Do you know that Ballards. Know Na 10 Portland, Spokane, Miss Ruby Reeder 1,000 Liniment will cure It? relieves the Butte and Pocatello to District N 3. pain reduces the swellng and limBalt Lake City, dally..... 2:12 p.m. bers th Joints and muscles so that Na Na 19 Los Angeles LimVotes. you will be aa active and well as you 9:22 pm ited, ever were. Price, 25c, 50c and SI. 00. 35,835 Na 4 Balt Lake Flyer... 1:10 pm 15.140 Bold at Geo. F. Cave. Arrive. No. 9 Portland. Spoken Butte, and Pocatello Express from Balt Laka Clty12:20 am Na 2 Atlantic Express from Balt Laka City and Intermediate Point dally.... 1:19 Na 12 Local from Balt Lake THIS COUPON WHEN PROPERLY FILLED OUT AND PRESENT- -' 10:40 City. Na 17 Los Angeles Limited 1:20 pm ED AT THIS OFFICE, IS GOOD FOR FIVE VOTES. Limited Na 1 Overland From Salt Lake City, dally 1:40 p.m, VOTES CAST FOR. Na 7 Portland, Spokane, Butte and Pocatello ExDISTRICT press from Balt Laka City, 2:02 daily pm IF USED TO NOMINATE A CANDIDATE THIS BALLOT WILL Na 11 Cache Valley Expreas from Salt Lake City, Provo, COUNT 1,000 VOTES FOR HER. 2:01 pm Nephl A Juab dally THIS BALLOT NOT GOOD AFTER JULY 4, 1908. Na I Eastern Express.... 7:20 p.m. Na 12 Tellowatone Special 7:55 p.m. NOTICE. Council Denver, Omaha. Kanaaa City, and Bluff all polnta East, dally.... 7:49 The Prime are given for the purpose of increasing the circulation ef this paper, and not for th purpose ef allowing anyon. te secure subscriptions and held them back to the last Miss Miss Miss Mr Miss Miss a o . . ................... r .......... SOUTHERN PACIFIC o, ............ . ...... ....... Oregon Short Line ........... an BALLOT" 2-J- ohnsm Sketches ef Those Most Prominently Mentioned for Nomination at tho Danver Convention for th Presidency Written by Staff Representatives ef the UNITED PRESS. ITS YOURS IT YOU TRY Ho. By far by 161.000. Two years later he waa ST. PAUL. Minn., June SO. his came ever Among by 88,000. iut of the best medicine that re-lett- ed achievements as governor are cited the a drug store. This Is the way Frederick & Lyaea, increased assessed valuation of tke lT. 8. Steel Corporation in Minnesota, treasurer of the Minnesota state Deui cratic committee, a few dava aso de- from 822.000,000 to 8190.000,000; a rescribed John Albert Johnson, governor duction of railway rates from 10 to SO of Minnesota He referred to Jilinson's per cent: 2 cent passenger rate; a free I early employment in a drug e;ore at St. state labor bureau, and a reformed his and sutoequeat system of taxation. Peter, Minn., acievements for the people of hU state. Johnson Is not a society light." Both Johnson, who was put out in the he and Mr. Johnson long ago made eleventh hour to run against Bryan up their minds that there was nothfur the ing much to be gained by drinking for the Democratic nomina-'loa clerk been iu baa drug afternoon tea in unlimited quantitle presidency, store, auditor fur a lumber company, Although they have met all the social editor of a country newspaper, a stats demands that go with the gubernaHo torial office, they have stopped there. Off te the convention senator, and, finally, governor rose from the most abjoct and cruel Mrs. Johnson is as much of a reader Is Delegate Pat, poverty, being obliged to leave school and student as the governor, and, With a fine frock coat in his twelfth year and go to work so when anything of moment cames up. And a now, shiny hat. ae to keep hi mother from continu- It la to his wife that he turns for ing the labor of taking In washing tu decisive counsel. Ther it always someth ng Naturally modest and retiring Johnd0iBg support the family. son to conventions ; so there ia ,t th the tho continually objects doing hi I :n I through it all e preserved Og. things his friends want him to do In dsn Steam Laundry. Everybody cpMin'-.r.- i and H- - faith in hutr-u- i (hould him Into the limelight. bo interested In order to Ttday his character Is a series When bring getting the very fin suggest something of a they He li of delghtful contrast work possible. Th.. is Laundry looks theatrical like nature, that in hi personal beliefs and if you entrust your bundle BliU(W with for Johnson pandering publicity, taste disliking ostentation or display modom Laundry and Cleaning heel to his His takes immediately e like and decrying anything personal lishmang such as the tisement. Yet, so simple is he In political managers tear their hair, la of bis views, that, when he was Intro- argue with him and beg, but it no avail. In one Cannon duced to Speaker day For instance, the subject of his makWashington while the House was In a speaking tour throughout the ing of session, he look it as a nvilter course that he should sit on the speak- country to show himself to the people er's desk with his back to all the was brought up. Ills friends thought Launders 19 and Dry Cleaners members because there wae no extra it would bs an excellent plan. But 437 25th Street. right away the Johnson modesty chair on the .dais for him. In, and the plan wae doomed He is beloved by the people of Min- stepped before It had been half outlined. nesota for having given them a 2 cent been elected governor of MinI've for railroad passenger rate ind having nesota. Im employed to work for4he delivered the farmers from the extorof and here I stay, ; Minnesota, people one ' tions of the twine trust. For he Is And all that argument and he said. of the greatest fighters ever known We have just Installed another could get out of him were when he believes the public is being pleading to Safety Deposit Boxes la two In Virginia and one addition one speeches, victimised, but he can cast from his in our- Fire Proof vault to accommAlabama and the Alabama, speech mind all thoughts of the serious side waa made after the people of that state odate th. growing demand of our of life when the umpire's Play Ball! had refused to Indorse him for the patrons for a safe plac to atom rings up to the grandstand. And he presidency. their valauble paper Jewelry and knows no greater pleasure than Ice diamond skating. The rent la low, call and let us Vermonter Find Puree Coin and Hid; baseball He is distinctively a how you. den a Nearly Century Aga Whenever the St. Paul team crank. plays at home, the governor is on the While Louie Oranelle of BridgewaJob at the stand, cracking peanuts and OSDEN STATE BANK VL, waa tearing down an old ter. "rooting for the team like mad. If, wall of the Bridgewater town iarm he per chance, some matter of state keeps unearthed a purse hidden In n email f Ogden, Utah him from the gam hie private secrebuilt for the purpose between rault H. C. Bigelow . Preet tary knows it la his business to get the the etonea. The leather waa rotten J. M, Browning .. score by telephone and communicate it with age and fell apart ae soon aa A. P. Bigelow . Caehier. to the governor as soon aa the last but the several colas which handled, R. A. Moyes Aset. Cizhier. "out" has been called. It contained were aa bright and fresh In the winter he slips off from his aa on the day they left the mint As office, his skates under his arm, and the newest coin In the lot was struck P3 skins across the loe for hours at a off 70 years ago and the structure waa time. When he was at Old Point, built about 1832, It is believed that the lat spring, he got into the water with- purse has lain In IU vault. three out anyone being aware who he waa quarter of n century. The money But he could not resist the temptation found in the old wallet Included 12 to turn a back somersault off the silver half dollar Frederick Moors, Pearl Ehtier ranging In date apringborad into the waves, and this from 1812 to 1832, and another coin, Losou Moor attracted so much attention that pretty probably an English fourpence, dated soon his Identity was generally known. 1776. There were also three dimes Co. Johnson's love of baseball, skating coined In the 20s. Mr. Oranelle wuld Presenting and swimming explains his healthy not part with hla souvenirs at v Production mode of thought and his calm, bright pric Juno 26, 27 outlook on life. When he cherishes In IN THE HEART OF THE STORM his heart as his Idea of true greatness A WOMAN TO BE PRETTY Juno 28, 29, 30 is shown by th following remark he once made to a friend QUEEN OF THE WHITE SLAVES As a life work, I would rather t Mast Move Lsnilut and Glassy Hals'. July 1, 2, 3, 4 He Matter What Color, able to provide for the needs of a famNELLIE, THE BEAUTIFUL CLOAK MODEL Tho finest contour of a female faee, tlx ily, enjoy the fellowship of good friends sweetest toast of a female sails mouth, one book and good books, and write PRICES if the head Is crowned with that would be read a hundred years something 10, 20 and 30 Conti Evening scant hair: Scant and falling hair It k 10 and 20 Conti from now, than to he able to amass now know Is caused Matinees by a parasite that all the money In the world. burrows Into the scalp to the root of the Matinss Saturday The governor has been a great stu- hair, where It saps tbs vitality. The litdent and reader all his life. When h tle white scales the germ throws np It. are called dandruff. To cure was twelve years old and got a place burrowing dandruff permanently, the and to itq In the drugstore In the little town of falling hair, that germ must bs killed. hla St. Peter, he poured Into books Kewbros Herpldde, an entirely new reCo. far into the night. He baa kept up sult of tbs chemical laboratory, destroy! dandruff tbs of germ, course, and, stops this habit ever since. The result Is tbs falling heir, and prevents baldness Albert! Allen, Mgr. that, although he never went to school Sold by leading druggists Send 10 is after that first employment, h pos- stamps for sample to Tbs Hsrplclds Co 412 25th Street Mint 22. sesses a style In writing and speaking Detroit Mich. Two si see 44 rants and 81.6 that I clear, forceful and eloquent n Now years of age, he often looks back and recalls that he is distinctly a product of the country store and that he owes much of his aucces much of his knowledge of Greatest ARE NOW SHOWING human nature and all of his Democracy to the discussions which went on, Goods we have yet collection of night after night, when the men of the of placing before had village were grouped about the big stove in the drugstore. from the Comprising every One of the things that twice helped him, a Democrat, to carry a normally linens. fine veiling heavy Republican state overwhelmingly for You will find of the governorship, was his early history. He started to work at 810 a month, price is and, as soon as he was getting 812, he looking for, could no longer let his mother work Suits, The Clearance From that time on, he supported his Unmother and the other children of the Corsets, Hosiery family. Later he turned down .an offer to play with a professional baseball still going on. team at a tempting salary. Then he was offered the editorship of the St. Peter Herald. Like The Gentleman from Indiana," he built his future as he sat In the little office of the towns paper, chronthe icling the comings and going and women. And he made the editorial bliths and deaths of hie fellow men column of his paper a real power In that end adjoining counties. Also, like The Gentleman from Indiana,' he became a finished public speaker and a deep thinker on political subjects. Thus It came about that the people turned to him as deserving political honor In 1898 he was elected state senator and again In 1900. In 1904 he waa elected governor by. a plurality of 8,000, while Roosevelt carried the state -- i- - con-servat- ad-v- Ogden Steam Laundry Co. -- SAFETY ; I - ; ; Vice-Pre- V. Ut ahnA Earl Burgess Mslo-Dramat- ie -- Alien Transfer forty-seve- W' the trade. the Wash the pleasure weight tissues to the sturdy just the pattern and style are and the smaller. Great Shirt Waists, Skirts, derwear and IT PAYS TO DEAL AT ma-terialfy- ou |