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Show THE DAILY STATE JOURNAL. IVES'$3K All SflfLES-uiu- oa mak-OK- PAGE THREE. Bays Doings In Utah PRICE E MONDAY. AUGUST 3, 19G8. 7ouONir.r C.D.IVES. 3? CLAIMS VICTIM Qearaumcc ! PASSES tWAYl III SALT HIKE ANNUAL JULY ee-ee- W. B. PRESTON PARKER VISITS remember l 4't WfS' Woman Shot Dead in Her Bed By Democratic leader of Four Years Prominent Leader of the Mormon Austrian Fanatic As ReChurch Dies of General Ago Has Little to Say About is-3- sult of Fuel System ia Perfect Politics. Mm Mait So ban, an Austrian woman, was shot at 11:10 o'clock last night while beside her bed In her own home at Bingham with two children. She was shot In the neck and died a few minutes afterwards. Mike Officii, who Is being held as a witness, said that Joe Maurovicb fired the fatal shot. With a third man the two mm and the woman were sitting In the house drinking bee, Just prior to the shooting, 'which resulted from a religious discussion. The house Is located a few doors above tiie Highland Boy office. The murderer tied to the hills after the shooting and is still at large. Mrs. Soban's father was shot two years ago at the same time of her Son DRUG COMPANY Gaarga W. Drivar, Mana gar. Ring Us Up L wedding. She is a Roman Catholic. It is beliewd tite shooting was done by Maeruviih, a Greek Catholic. 53 The affair t the result of the old S3 feud which was at the bottom of the murder of her father two years ago. Deputy Sheriff Q. W. Gray, Lafayette Chldester and Policeman W. B. White are in search of the two men who were seen In the vicinity shortly When In need of anything In our lina. before the shooting occurredL Matt Soban, the husband of the wofind that our OUR CUSTOMERS man, was not In the house when the Laundry and Dry Cleaning work have crime was committed. leeched a degree of perfection that Early yesterday morning there were several fights between the Greek and few ever attain. Prlcea moderate and aatlafactlon Roman Catholic Austrians employed at Bingham, and the murder le believguaranteed. ed t have been an outgrowth of the m lights. Ogden Steaqi 25th Alton Brooke Parker, candidate for Wllli-'- ii H. Preston, for many years president of the United States on the presidir.K one of the twenty-si- x idahop, Democratic ticket four years ago, and authorities of the Mormon genera', one of the must prominent figures In national Democracy today, was in Salt church, and one of the best known Lake yesterday. Judge Parker was buslnc. n of Salt Lake, passed accompanied by De Lancey Klcoll, the fpcefu .y away at 3 o'cKx-- yesterday prominent New York barrister, who afternoon at the residence of Oscar was at one time district attorney of ! ; j W. M"le. a In Cottonmiles ten wood, of Salt Lake south the Denver convention, Judge Parker and Mr. Nicoil visited City, the Yellowstone national park, and are Bishop Preston had been In miser-abl- e hen'-now returning to the east. They arfor several years and had rived in Salt Lake from the Yellow- suffered tceaiiy during the warm stone yesterday morning and were weather of the past two months Just taken for an automobile ride by D. E. a week hk-- i yesterday, he was seised chill, nrd had been Burley, general passenger agent of the with a r!iestl Oregon Short Line. In the afternoon hoverln between life and death since ihey visited the tabernacle and later then. Ir. U. F. Wilcox, who has been went to Saltalr. They left for the east family physician of the Prestons fir years ws with him almost constantlast evening. Further than remarking that in his ly. While death can be traced directly opinion conditions are favorable to a to the chill. Dr. Wilcox assigns general Democratic victory, Judge Parker de- debility and old age as the causes. his Bishop Preston and family clined to discuss politics. "I have been In the Yellowstone since went to Mr. Moyles residence about the Denver convention," said he, "and a w'eek ago. to escape the sweltering have not been In toach with political heat of the city, with him at the time affairs at all. It would be ridiculous of hie diath wer Me wife, Harriet lor me to attempt to discuss politics Thatcher Prcrion; Mra. O. W, Moyle I can only say that In my opinion the and Mire Mary Preston, daughter, and Mr. Moyv and L, R. Martlneau, conditions are favorable for the DemoLee Preston, a son. aged S3, crats. With reference to politics In la In Wyoming, where he condurte n New York, It la altogether too early to ranch near Kemmerer. predict which way the state will go. 'Another daughter. Mrs. L. R. MarCandidates for governor of New York and a son. William, died about tlneau, have not yet been nominated by eith- a year ago. The body was brought to er party, and, of course, much deBishop Prestons late residence, 74 I have West North pends on these selections Temple street, last night, i thought little about politics while I While n arrangements for th funeral have been on thle outing, so that I am have been made as yet, the Interment not prepared to express an opinion will take place in Logan, Utah, In concerning political affairs that would the Logan cemetery, probably Tuee- I be worth a great deal. day afternoon. son-in-la- New York. Following eons-in-la- AIITO UPSETS 174 Riverdale Flour Captain Burbidge and C. A. Quing-le- y Victims of Bad Automobile LENDS A HAND I Made by Ogden Milling -- Capital and Surplus, IZ7M00JM First National Bank OGDCN, UTAH ECCLES, Praeidant JOHN PINGREE, Accident in Canyon. & Elevator Company Vice-Presiden- ts BROWNING.. Caehter P. BURTON, AaaiaUnt Caahier DIRECTORBi David Bodes Canard White loseph Clark OmtcsH. Tribe H B. Browning JAB. Former Captain of Police John .B. Burbidge la Buffering from a broken t, and leg and a dlalocated Charlea A. Quigley haa a aeverely bruiaed face, aa the reault of an accident In Little Cottonwood canyon yea terday, when their auto overturned. The two had been taking a ride up the canyon and were returning at about 4 oclock, when they met , a team. In turning out of the road the wheela of the car atruck a Bandy place and turned completely over eo auddenly that Mr. Quigley waa pinned under the car with hia face in the dirt. Captain Burbidge waa caught under tha edge of the car. Hla leg waa broken Juat below the knee and hla knea Joint knee-join- . dlalocated. Captain Burbidge waa able to get out from under tha car, and despite hla Injuries aaalated a farmer who had been near when the accident occurred In getting Mr. Quigley, from under the & B. Porter. inachlne. Shortly 'after the mishap, C. Schramm came along In another Respectfully eolieite the aeeounte Mnke, mercantile firms and individuals auto and brought the injured men to the city. Dr, W. S. Elleibecfl arrived PX intaraat an gme deposit Ample resource eourtasua treat-n- t, on the scene before the men had been placed In the auto and relieved their uuparier Servian. aufferinga as far aa possible. It waa found that Captain Burbldge'a leg was so badly swollen that It was impossible to reduce tha fracture last night. The leg will be treated with the machine and It is thought It will bo possible to set the bones. X-r- ay em; IB GREAT STYLE IT PAYS TO BUY AT MJMTFS Circus Amg. 3 Liability Act Takes and adjustment In Cass af Accident In case of any navy yard accident which shall reault in the death af the: victim, the perrons entitled to under thle act shall fils affidavits of their relationship with tha secretary of the department of Commerce and Labor within ninety days after such death, together with a certificate of the attending physician. In rasa of incapacity for work lasting for more than fifteen days the Injured party dealring to take the bene-.'- It of this act, shall, within a reasonable period after the expiration of such time, file with his official superior, to be forwarded through regular (an affidavit setting forth tha grounds for his claim for compensation, to be accompanied by a certificate of the attending physician aa, to the cause 'and nature of the injury, end probable duration of the period of Effect Today Injured in Public Service D gfleuca GREATBSI on to Be Compensated. rn i a After a WASHINGTON, Aug. 3. crusade which haa been carried on for year, employes of Uncle Sam now have protection from their employer agalrwt Injuries sustained In tha serThe liability vice of the government. Filling 6 Arenas, act passed by the congress became effective Saturday and hereafter UnThs Big Hlppodramt ci Sam'a men engaged In hazardous tha Dorns of tho Largsst Tent work will be compensated, while InEvsr Mads With tha Graatsst Clreus capacitated by injury. Under the proviatona of this act any Humag Eya Enr lahaM. IUNTIM,aTiay f 100 person employed by the United States NuraiRi laky DapkasL A! aa an artisan or laborer In any of its 70 PapRasta art Cawtla. A Fa d A manufacturing plants, arsenals or navy RMaaearaa is Captivity. yards, or in tha construction of river tha and Saaa la Karat M NawTarktaU ImIEvw HhnI and harbor fortification work. In the Incapacity. InIs further It that any stipulated reclamation of arid lands of tha man- THE SISTERS persona shall submit aa often aa agement and control of the same, or) jured LA RAQUE In hacardoua employment under the Is required by the secretary of Commerce once and in six at least Labor, Isthmian Canal commission, shall be THAT ; In thaAr matf Aufa entitled to the same pay that he would months, tu a medical examination to Hast, panino uck be earning at work. In the event he be provided and paid for under the 111 ASS la aaparata aihar direction of of Commerce the secretary la hurt and haa lo cease, labors. It la - . 1 Labor. and wNIa flying THE provided, however, that Bo campensaand aamaraauR- u tlon shall be paid under this act where . ina Ifittw Air the Injury la due to tha negligence or AIR A misconduct of the employe Injured, nor FREE TRADERS Death' unless said Injury shall continue for Daring more than fifteen days. All questions IN BIG CONGRESS Fait of negligence or misconduct shall be The Circuses That determined by tha secretary of Comend Defiea Amphitheatres of merce of Labor.. Imitation 'Europe Depleted To Hake Widows and Chidron, LONDON, Aug. 3. An International It la further provided In the act, to Free Trade Congress, promoted by the This Years Show Tremendously More Glorious Than Ever anal st the widow or children' of any'Cobden Club, waa opened today with e Ho Down Art f Aaaaag tha Imparted Artists of navy yard employe who shall succumb n reception by Mr. and Mrs. Rusel The Petrols Creat Italy's Eqoestriaa to injuries received In the service of Rea at the Hotel Metropole. Delegates Tbe Tredianis Aninal Circus, Rissiaa Acrobats, several countries tha1 government Eureopean jfrom anJ AmlrU'i II Nelzetlet, Frances Grsal Fa The bill aays In section No. 2: "That from th United States are In at tend Mamlcas Acrobats And Amazing Moutiera, if any artisan or laborer so employed ance. The congress will meet twice of the week In mjw&iivKKSiEuunswisiinBiiisn shall idle during the said year by dally for the Smi. ftiSdg Im.iii.a lo w. of such Injury received In the. ton HalL MV Im D. Knl W. Inn AT roBootable, whose hooka on In-- n course of such employment, leaving! ONE T widow, or a child or children under t emotional trade and public finances sixteen years of age, or a ' dependent mske him an authority on the subject TICKET parent, such widow and child, or ctall- - will speak qn the revenue aspects of ADMITS TO ALL dren and dependent parent shall be en-- 1 Protective dutlea M. Yves Guyot will EVERY MORNING-D- IG Present utility of Children Under UTcar HilWrl titled to receive. In such portions and ,pwk on NEW. FREE, STREET rctaI trestle and Mr. Franklin ouch regulations aa tha secretary 1 Parfi iDaOyriSaar.M. wlde knowledge of of Commerce and Labor may prescribe, j P,epc who Open at I 7 P. M. effel ln the construction same for the the remainder of amount, the arid year, that said artisan or United States, will speak on political aa Illustrated In the making laborer would be entitled to receive aa morality and of tariff a RESERVED SEATS AND ADMISSION TICKETS ON SALE ON SHOW operation pay if such employe were alive and to be continued employed. Provided. DAY AT THE UTAHNA DRUG STORE, 25TH AND WASHINGTON STS GUELPH HOME WEEK. That, If the widow shall die at any AT EXACTLY THE SAME PRICE CHARGED ON THE SHOW GROUND, time during arid year her portion of GUELPH. 2. Former res-Ont arid amount shall be added to the idents of Guelph are beginning to j to be paid to the remaining , rtxe for the old homo celebration next beneficiaries under the proviatona of week, which will bo one of the section. If there be any.". of Its kind ever held in the act goes on to et forth that . minion. Sports and entertainments of tha superior in charge of navy an kinds have been provided for the other government visitor yard. chan-liel- a, IWa-Haraa- AUTOS J . i , World-Wid- -- All Kinds of On September 5th a party of stationary engineers from Los Angeles will arrive In Ogden over the Salt Lake Lake route, en route to Denver, where they will hold a convention. The beat accommodations tha railroads can all kinds ef purpose are net found furnish, have been arranged for by the h every yard. Whatever engineers, and they wlU travel In elecyeur wants trically lighted standard Pullmans, nay ba in with twelve section drawing room cars. will be nearly seventy of the Lumber and Building Thera gentleman from the orange country, and others will travel from other parts Materials of California. I here ,nd siva yeu aa eetl- A WEAKLING Wa sen save you money, quail la the only way to describe the poor y ee nei dared. child that la afflicted with worms. No matter how much or how often It eats, the worms get all the nourishment. from the food, the child gets none. Whites Cream Verpractically MS TWENTY-FOURTST. mifuge gets rid of the worms quickly, easily and with no bad after effect Price 25 cents a bottle. Sold by Geo. Journal want ada deliver the gee da. F. Cave. Lumber Utah and Oregon Lumber Co. H u .5 ar w. department, shall report promptly all ' accidents to the head of the bureau or ! ' Independent office, and the report shall pass through th regular channels to the department of Commerce and La-- 1 bur, where It shall. In due course of tme, reach the secretary, who la vested with authority to make investigations UNCLE SAMUEL Aik any houeewife. M. S. Silks, Dress Goods, Wash Goods, Linens, Domestics, Sheets, Pillow Cases and Towels, Hosiery, Underwear, Corsets, Shoes, and all Ready-to-weGoods, Suits, Waists, Skirts and Kimonas Comprising the Greatest Variety in the City to Choose From at the Lowest Prices. In Many Cases Half Price. INJURING TWO Tha bread that retains Its Haver and fmhneea with the mercury at 80 is made of OAVID ft P s ft I Dry Cleaners 'Phone Street Surrounded By Relatives. . Co. Laundry French 137 Three More Days of This Sale Debility Both Phones Launderers and Mil1 S'lJi Washington Av Our Telephone Number 2453 Wm. Driver si .3.4 Our Number la Our Spaciaf Dalivary 1i; , "t 1 Cax-reas- on - 50-CEN- com-und- er PARADE Mg-th- la jgt 1 Do-T- he Journal Want Ads . I |