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Show MOI UTAH DAILY SIS JOURNAL. STATIC FRIDAY, JULY S, 1908. i Bear Near Wylies Lake Camp flVES m ALL STYLES-iink- JULY FOURTH hade-O- SOLD ONLY BY SAFETY eHAJS NE We have Just Installed another addition to Safety Deposit Bosea in our Fire Proof vault to accommo- PRICE C.O. I VE S. date th growing demand of our patrons for a safe plac to store their valauble papers. Jewelry and Greater New York Will Make the i i Ever Before. I QSDEtl STATE DANK NEW TORK. July I. New York will speed about $4,000,000 tomorrow In celebrating the anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. If Jupe Pluviua and the local weather sharp i - diamonds. The rent la low, call and let ne show yon. Eagle Scream Lewder Than I provide anrthina Resembling a fair day. Incidentally, several persona, mainly small boys, will lay down their llevea upon the altar of patriotism. The number of injured will mount Into the hundred the list last year numbered nearly 400. A dosen or two youngster will pick It up because it didnt go off right away, and will lose a few fingers or an eve or two aa a result The perennial fool who didnt know it was loaded will get in hla usual deadly work. ' Premature explosions of fireworks will take place in many aiid divers places and the firemen of the The metropolis will be kept busy. refuse ambulance surgeons, too, will have an i I i i i j i I an occasional fleeting antelope and muontain wild bear become no acthe presence of tourists that one who Is venturesome enough can approach within twenty feet of the bear with glimpse of sheep. The customed to of the delight of a tour of Yellowstone put la tha inilmat acquaintance the touring make with the big game of the north went. All' travelers in "Wonderland" aee elk. Jeer, buffalo and On NOTICE. The Prises are given for the purhe emulation of pose of inoreasing this paper, and not for the purpose of allowing anyone to secure subscriptions and hold them back to the last day. Now, we are informed that a few pooplo to whom wo have issued subscription books have taken a large number of subscriptions and are holding them back. In Justice to all ants we make this ruloi All subscriptions taken must be paid into this office within one week after being received by the contestants and all books issued to contestants or others in districts 1, 2, i and 4 must bo brought to this office at leas one a week for Inspection in district Ns. S at least every ten days. You may hold your balota as long as you desire, but you must turn in the subscriptions. up-to-d- eon-te- st I When you bear folks talking about the number of votes that someone else has or has not, you may safely say that they know nothing whatever about what they are talking. Those who are ta a position to know how things stand are saying nothing and "sawing wood," a very wise plan, by the way. . If you attend strictly to the business of you wont have time to worry about the other fellow and his troubles and you will certainly come out much nearer th goal than those who are always trying to flnd out things about someone else and borrowing iota of useless trouble. Mind Your Own Business. That's the only way to hav a business to mind ordinarily, doing Just this and this alone makes the richest man In the business world. The sooner you learn about this, the sooner you can profit by It. Dont let anyone scare you by telling you that It's no use to try because someone else has so many votes and so and so. There Is nothing In their story, because no one ng Wylie Camps. your kodak to Yellowstone. Tour wild game pictures will be a source of lasting pleasure. Miss Celeste Conroy Miss Ereva Checketts Miss Lorene Farley District No. 3. 2,000 1,210 1,000 No. Votes. Warns Miss Ray Keck ..... Mra Gus Wright Miss Dolly Walker Mias Maud Porter Miss Grace Moyes Miss Alta Rawley Mrs. Tom Feeney Miss Ada Flanagan Miss Lora Thurston Miss Leona Brown , Miss Laura Nice . . Mra E. M. Conroy,. Dorothy Westover Mis Edna Tearson Miss Grace Wilbur . Miss Mollle Gaines District Na No. Name Lillis McBride Alice Pardoe . Jessie Loyd Bara Thomas Bula Armstrong Diana Brown Lucy Clapp Diana Koldwyn Miss Miss Miss Mrs. Miss Miss Miss Miss Mrs. W. H- - Votes. ........ M. McBeaa District Ne, 2. No. Name Miss Eva Leek Miss Neill Fry Mra Lillian Allen Miss Thelma Tracy Miss Ruby Herdl Miss Eva Hopo . , Miss lone Wilcox . . Miss Me Vote. Ross Mra Jos. F. Crltchlow District Na 8. Huntsvilla Miss Effle Wanagard 42,825 82,380 13,880 4,320 2,800 1,459 1,400 1,200 1,141 7,000 Eden. Mra M. Ecdee 1,000 Petersen. Miss Veda Farley 1,000 Marriotta Miss Carr! Hewitt Miss May Butler . . Miss Elsie Powell Wilsen Lana Miss Myrtle Washburn Miss Sarah Bingham 25,220 7,751 5.000 2,500 2,000 1.400 Five Pelnta 1 450 Miss Lillian Aadneson 1,250 Miss May Rosen 1,000 Miss Rose Wilson Morgan. Miss Sophia Turner Votes. Mias Catherine Edlngton 2.475 North Ogden, Miss Florence Barker West Weber. Miss Lydia Rogerson 1,400 1,200 L150 2.480 1,885 23,480 2,000 1,100 1,805 1.800 L200 Miss Maggie Miller Miss Cora Shurtliff Miss May Crowler THIS COUPON WHEN PROPERLY FILLED OUT AND PRESENTED AT THIS OFFICE, IS GOOD FOR FIVE VOTES CAST VOTE. FOR....! Slatsrvilla, Mra Thomas Slater Plain City. Miss Sylvia Richardson Mies Martha Hausen $300,000 HERE'S TO THE GLORIOUS FOURTH OF JULY, LONG MAY IT LIVE AND NEER Theres nothing like being free and independent It is good policy to entrust your LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANING with a firm that gives the beet service for your money. A CANDIDATE THIS BALLOT WILL and Dry Cleaners 437 2Sth Street. COUNT 1,000 VOTES FOR HER. THIS BALLOT NOT GOOD AFTER JULY 4, 1908. Misses and Childrens 1 .10 and 2.00 2 Nearly Cashier. Asst. Cashioi Washington Ave. Our Telephene Number la 38 Both Phones Delivery System if Son Wm. Driver DRUG COMPANY George W. Driver, Manager. We Call Attentf on to Peerys Crescent Flour All Kinds of Lumber tor all kinds of purposes, are not faund to every yard. Whatever yaur wants alone because we make it and your may be In sells mere of it than any ether grocer Floum but because it makea your Bread sweet ef taste, moist and light! One trial convinces! of her A heus wifes first thought table. While bread isnt the only thing she must serve, she knows that it rs as :ir.pertant a anything on her menu. That's why she insists on RIVERDALE when ordering Lumber and Building Materials oma here and 1st ve give yeu an eetl-eiat- a, W ean save you meney, quality considered. Utah and Oregon Lumber Co. 14S flour. TWENTY-FOURT- H ST. Made by HOT TIME IN PANAMA. & Ogden Milling PANAMA, July 2. Pink lemonade and other beverages will flow, firecrackers will boom and orators will spout from one end of the canal sons o the other tomorrow. A holiday haa Subscribe re ef The Utah State been given all the canal employees and are requested t read and th Fourth will be observed In a Journal follow Instruetiene printed at hand of ' manner. American editorial column. typically Elevator Company e White Elephant Saloon 320 Twenty-fift- h Street Choicest Wines, Liquors, Etc. Pull Line of Cigars. Journal want ada deliver the goods. r Tho Ulophanf Bar m 1,000 in the city Our Service Is the Best IN PURSES. CHICAGO. July ............ Perfect S IF USED TO NOMINATE 2453 Our Special Ogden Steam Co. Laundry Launderer Vice-Prea- t, Our Number is Te insure such service patronise the Launders ro and Dry Cleaners. 1,005 20,810 Preat. Browning REMEMBER MAY IT DIE. We carry the Finest .line of Domestic and Imported Wines, Liquors and Cigars 1,525 1,100 1,000 Roy. DISTRICT . M. A. P. Bigelow R. A. Moyee 1,500 Harrisvilla BALLOT aid to the Injured. Altogether, It may be said that New York la headed toward another glorious and bloody Fourth, and nothing but the details are lacking for a full description. Dealers In fireworks, who have their habitat In Park place, admit to doing a bigger business than ever before. It is estimated that 13,000,000 la a modest estimate of the cost of the explosives and fireworks that will go up In smoke tomorrow and that the grand total for the gallon will be in the neighborhood of $25,000,000. Many new and novel way to burn up money have been, Invented for this seasons trade. If all the folks within the greater city would stay at home and set off their firecrackers and fireworks, the biggest town in the country could easily give a $5,000,000 fillip to the day we celebrate. But from early today until tomorrow la well advanced, every train and boat departing from New York will bear its share of a goodly slice of the city's population bound for the country, the seaside, or the mountains, where the air may be cooler, but the noise will be as great, proportionately. New York will have a celebration. No official cognisance, in the way of exercises, will be taken by the city authorities. Coney Island and the other seashore resorts are ready to handle the biggest crowds of the season, If It doesn't rain. Despite the defection of many of the big chiefs, who left today for Denver, Tammany Hall will have tte usual Fourth of July scream and the tall of the tiger will be pulled until he roars aa never before. There will be numerous sporting events on land and water. Last years record m New York was four killed, about 400 Injured and 110 Area. With fair weather, tomorrows roll of the dead and Injured la expected to be even greater and more Utah Ogfn, H. C. Bigslow J. 1,200 glorious. Heeper. Miss Effle Mitchell No. Name Miss Hasel Wheelwright 21,425 20.540 14,800 11,520 8,020 5.000 4.225 2,500 2.090 2,000 2,000 1,900 1,980 1,815 1,800 1,230 4. fore-tas- te In the event of tie the value of the prise will be' divided equally between or among those lining, prise. Pels the opportunl.y, you may ever have another. vote-getti- knows anything about how many votes anybody has, except the candidates themselves, and they hava other things to do besides discussing their private business with anyone. Fight te a Finish. Don't you glv an Inch, stand your ground and press forward as In that direction lies the coveted honor. If you have fought a poor fight, change your tactics and change defeat into victory, t can be done. If, on th other hand, you have led up to th present time, keep up the good work, you have only a few days to maintain your position and courage, then your reward will be at hand. Read About Ye lews tone. Have you bver. reading about the wonders of th great national park? Every day will appear a picture of one of the many sights that greet the eye of the traveler in the park. These of what la in pictures give a store for the lucky winners of the Yellowstone trips. The How ef It There are two ways of getting votes. A coupon good for I votes will he published In each lssua of the Dally State Journal until the don at the oontest Carefully dip It out and return to this office wher It wPl be counted. But the best and quickest way of securing votes Is by getting subscriptions to th Dally Btat Journal. For instance, any one who pays for this paper for me year Is given 4,800 votes if a new subscription, and 1,000 votes If an old subscriber, and this person may give these votes to any lady they desire. Dietriet Ne. 1. as they feed at the heap, back In the woods at the rear active time of It in administering first of the Permanent Take animal 4f 8300,000 Is hung up In, purees for the trotting and paring races over the tracks, of the great Western circuit, beginning , today in Peoria. F. SMITH & COMPANY PROPRIETORS , THE ELEPHANT 308 Twenty-fift- h St. Ogden, Utah |