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Show THE DAILY STATE JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 190& PAGE THREE. I IVES'3K -ALL STYLES unioh naoc-O- Bays Doings In Utah PRICE NE 3lS C SOLD ONLY BY DRINK AND DIVORCE DAVIS COUNTY i INSPECT BIG GO HAND IN HAND REMEMBER IS III EARNEST After living with William C. Kemp sima 1847, Emma Kemp was freed from all further obligations toward him by Judge Morris L. Ritchie in the district court In Balt Lake City yesterday. The divorce was granted on the report of the referee, Howard A. King, the evidence showing the habitual drunkenness and cruelty alleged. Mrs. Kemp said that after their marriage In Hereford, Eug., June 17, 1847, her husband contracted the habit of drinking, which he continued until he became an habitual drunkard. When intoxicated he used vile and Indecent language to hie wife, and on occasions would threaten her life. He did this last Monday, June 15. when she discovered that she could no lonw hear hie conduct. At that time ne threatened to cut her tbrua. The property wee given the wife In lieu of alimony, and she was awarded $50 attorneys fees. The couple have no children. Mabel 11. Taylor hat not been mar ried as long aa the Kemps, but she rays that her husband, William 11. Taylor, drinks too much for her. She hue filed suit In the district court alleging that Taylor la an habitual drunkard and asking that a divorce be given her with the household furniture. They were married at Balt Lake, December 27, 1894. There are no Our Number ia Washington Ava. 2453 Our Talaphana Number t Commissioners ia SB Plans for Improving and Caring for Beth Phonon Main Highway. Delivery Syatem ia Our Special Adopt Perfect Wm. Driver The commissioners of Davis county, who announced last week that they would support the good roads move ment by making provisions for the repair of the main highway between Salt Lake and Ogden, met yesterday and decided to begin their patrol system today. The commissioners met with O. H. Hewlett, president of the Salt Lake Automobile club, to perfect their plana, and their decision was reached late Son DRUG COMPANY George W. Driver, Manager, Ring Us Up we oner dcst quality oi smooth top POWER PLANT Secretary Garfield in Utah to sider Work On Strawberry 1 GArflrld, rs jelly glass at a very small price. these are really table tumb- lers, but are fitted with tin tops so that they can be used for jelly. during the Summer Sale we offer a set of six for ConIr- rigation Project Jamt tacle-tumble- a TV arerrtary of the L.r.ilor F. H. Newell of the Interim; redan1 : others . mornh where power . . i service and party of three Wrights Bargain Basement imcd In Balt Lake City this will go direct to Provo, officials will Inspect the ; ant of the reclamation service et the iui h of Spanish Fork cauyon. Govern. r Cutler and Senator Sutherland - expected to accompany the party which win be enlarged at Provo last night. tory sites. Over 20.000 British patents by th follow ing: Postmaster James have I tee it granted to foreigner withWith the patrol system which goto Clove, -- . n.itnr Henry Gardner, pivel-dein tike last three years, and not one of into effect today, the commissioners oi the Water Users' association; the processes for which the patents propose to distribute crushed rock end Heber J x. Jesse Knight, L. L. Nunn were takeu out has been carried on to materials at convenient and otlc-r- . any great extent in th United Kingpoints about one mile apart along the After the inspection of the power dom. road. There will be a road repairer NewGarileld. Director plant for every five miles of the thoroughell and party will proceed eastward fare and whenever a weak spot ia disTORONTO. Ont., July !$. Great to Grand Junction, Co'.o., and later to new talent law, which becovered in the road It will be patched Britain's Washington. America and Germany Out comes Shuts operative immediately. today, wld hamper the The following telegram was received M. H. Randall, Charles A. Fernel-ru- s of Canadian manufacactivities many by Governor Cutler last night from F. From Many Advantages Hereconcerna which hava heretofore and John Walsh, the commissionturing H. Newell, dated at Wolcott, Wyo. to the mother country. ers of Davis county, will meet at the exported goods The party will Inspect only the site tofore Enjoyed. The new regulations, although pricourt house at Farmington this afterfor the power plant and will not go noon for a consultation with John 8. marily directed against the manunow tunneL are the There through facturers of Germany and the United coun White, road supervisor of Davis 444M44444444444444444444 about 2t0 men at work on the StrawLONDON, July 2$. Many American will operate with the same States, ty, W. E. Macarton, representing Balt la berry project It expected that and German manufacturers are hard forc Canada. It la believed, against Lake county and the Balt Lake Auto- I; II State Engineer Caleb Tanner will Join the Canadian compannew that British the however, law, hit patent by mobile club, and O. J. Stillwell, road Provo. the party at ies ran the requirements of tsatisfy counwhich became fully effective today. O O supervisor for Weber I British factories law the opening by These men will araw up automobile obThe law requires foreigners who with nominal a output. only A testimonial benefit will be given CHAIRMAN MACK speed ordinances which will be made tain patents from the British governof effective In the three counties. members Earl the the The by Burgees ment to manufacture their goods on WASHINGTON, July 21. It la Joint committee will also arrange for Co., also volunteer local and foreign enforcement 'feared that the here today ON CAMPAIGN PLANS British solL As a result of the act. warning notices to be posted conspicu- talent In high clasa vaudeville at the 'of the new British patent law will reare firms and Germans American many ously at the limits of each town and Utahns Thursday evening July 10th. either opening factories in Great Brit- sult In a considerable reduction in the the Balt Lake Automobile club will see The company will present A. 1L 27. N. Norman Y., BUFFALO, ain or are overcoming the difficulty exports of this country to Great July of Wood's scenic production "Queen that the warnings are posted. Britain. After today any patents grantthe White Slaves" The vaudeville E. Mack, chairman of the Democratic by means of royalty agreements with ed to American manufacturers by the British manufacturers. national arrived here yescommittee, numbers will take place between the The law la hitting the Germane British patent office may be Instantacts making one continued perform- terday from Chicago and Immediately BITTER FIGHT so hard that the union of industrial- ly revoked, unless the goods patented took the of work the up campaign. ance or two shows in one. Among the are manufactured in Great Britain. Mr. Mack will make no - announce- ists is now petitioning the German vaudeville number are Mrs British concerna will be at liberty to to beforetomorrow. of ment government committee! OVER HART WILL principle adopt retaliatory manufacture the same H. P. Sutherland, Percy 8. Lynwood of goods, and the 1 Be vers measures. authorithe Crystal Slipper" fame supported On Thursday evening he will go to ties are convinced Englieh American owners of the patent, if they law will the New that he where will consult with York, by a strong cast, the Halsey children Indus- have failed to eatabllah a factory on NEW YORK, July 29. A bitter con- 'and others. This benefit Is to be given State Chairman Conners and other confer greater commercial and on benefits Great trial than British soil, will have no recourse, Britain test Is expected over the will of the for Wm. Donovan, a prominent mem- leaden and arrange for the opening law that has been passed in the Patent attorneys here any that a large late Benjamin Hart, which will prob- ber of the Earl Burgees Co., who was of headquarters In that city and the any half century. It hae already re- number of their clients will be affected last in the state. ably be filed tomorrow. The estate of. taken to the hospital four weeks ago beginning of the campaign sulted In the employment of many although many have 'complied with the Askfd what work would be done at Hart, who started life as a peddler, la with appendicitis Mr. co novan ia rethousand British work people and the 'law by starting British factories. valued at over a million. He died In covering slowly but will not be able to the New York headquarters, Mr, Mack introduction of en enormous amount Paris on May 11 after many years res- leave with the company. Hie many said: Ancient Water Pipes. of capital from foreign countries. The campaign in the eastern part idence there. There were five codicils friends. wish to show their esteem for Water pipes of terra cotta were It appears not Improbable that the directed will of be United the States attached to the will, one of which Is him by making this benefit one grand recent prophecy of Blr Alfred Jones used In Crete 40 centuries ago. Those from there." missing, and Over this the fight will success to the effect that the new law will supplying drinking water consisted of New York state?" Including hinge. Under the will, Hart divided cause tube socketed the investment of $125,000,000 of a series of Our Intention Is to help and not to his propjerty among relatives and In Into each other with collars and stop German capita foreign --Margely In New direct York work campaign friends. manufactures In this country will ba ridges,' so constructed as to give the atale." Hart, originally a bagman, Bold fully realised. Already a large num- water s shouting motion, thus preventWhat about campaign funds?" goods from a pack to the wives of far-me- re firms have secured fac ing accumulation of sediment "That la a subject which I personally ber, of foreign and invested his profits In New will have nothing to do with. York real estate. Thirty years ago, In conclusion, Mr. Mack said that It to he a went amassed fortune, having was possible that later on headquarn live In Paris. Hart married twenty-seveters may be opened on the Pacific coast he wife and and his ago years In addition to Chicago and New York. adopted the Luce heel glrL Mrs. Hart lived in this city for twenty-fou- r years following her separation from her husband, and was known aa Mrs. Elisabeth Wright, her residence being No. 21 Perry street. She is now said to be living In the Chtiaea district. Hart's adopted daughter asserts she Is entitled to all the property. road-repairi- ng Tlu-- i'u- 30 i nt NEW BRITISH PATENT LAW 1 When In need of anything In our line. find that our OUR CUSTOMERS Laundry and Dry Cleaning work have leached a degreg of perfection that few ever attain. Prices moderate and satisfaction guaranteed. Ogden Steam Co. Laundry Cleaners and French Launderera 4S7 29th Street Dry 'Phones, 174 The bread that ratal na its flavor and with the mercury at ' 80 ia freehneaa made of Riverdale Flour Ask any housewife. Made by Ogden Milling & Elevator Company Capital and Surplue, IZ75J00J0 First National Bank OGDEN, UTAH DAVID ECCLES, JOHN PINGREE, JAS. F. BURTON, ts Cashier Assistant Cashier DIRECTORSi Adam Patteraoe Ecdea Canard White ' David Joseph. Clark George H. E R. . Tribe Browning S B. Porter, I sub-conic- ANNUAL JULY President GEO. H. TRIBE.... M. S. BROWNING.. THEATERS John Watson W. W. Rlter U 8. Hills H. H. Rolapp John Spiers OearamtKEe POLITELY PUT. De Witt Is Brag a man whose word one can depend uponT De Hitt Well, 1 wouldn't care to say anything against him, but In the language of the poet it might be safe to remark that, to him' "truth Is stranger than fiction." Respectfully colieits the accounts a kankit mercantile firms and Individuals Wo pay interest on time deposits. 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