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Show M THE DAILY STATE JOURNAL, TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1908. SI UNION DEPOT TIME CARD I UNION PACIFIC Depart mall Na PRIMARY I'll W raodest la tneir claims, but declare that rt porta from over tue state show that their candidate is assured of the nomination. State Primary Law. This is the first test of the new state primary tew in Misouri, under which the uta:e nominating convention la a thing of the past. Under the law, however, conventions of the nominees of all parties must he held In Jefferson City a month from today, Septem- Aiiicelai LI ml tad 1:89 pJB Mol 2 Orerland Limited for Governor Folk Measures Swords Bluffa, Omaha. Council and Kaneaa Denver. City With Senator Stone Before 1:89 ber 4, to formulate the usual state east, dally platforms. Mol 4 Atlantic Express tor Voters of State. Although the senatorial fight does Denver, Omaha. Council Bluffa. Kanaaa City, and not enter Into today's primaries, tne all pointe Eut, dally.... 7:48 friction between the supporters of Arrive. Senator Gum Shoe Bill" Stone and 4. of Primaries ST. LOUIS, Aug. Governor Folk has added Interest to Mol I California Expiree all parties, to nominate state tickets, from Council Bluffa One the contest Although the nomination a being held throughout Missouri for United States senator will not be ha. Denver, Kanaaa City 1:48 and Eaat, dally today. Reports received from many mad until the general election in No18:88 p.m points state that a heavy vote la being vember, a virulent warfare is already No. 9 Faot Mall eaat. Th principal contest Is over in progress. The old chargee of bribery No. 1 Overland Limited from Bluffa Omaha Council the Democratic gubernatorial nomina- - against Stone are being revived. In Kanaaa City, Denver, and having connection with th famous statement tlon, Governor Joseph Folk all points Eaat, dally.... 4:89 pjx retired from the field to make a race of a well-knorailroad lobbyist who Na 7 Loa Angelos Limited 8:86 pjn for United States Senator against declared that "We both suck egga but Senator Stone. William & Cowherd. Stone hides the shells." ! Folk After Stone. of Kansas City, end David A. Ball, of Governor Folk, who la Pike county, ara the principal contend- aeeking en for the governorship. Bo.h have j Stone's toga has acquired a national enthusiastic followings and have waged j reputation as a reform executive, and hot acmpalgns In every section of the j his upportera are confident that he state. Unprejudiced observers declare ! ill he elected to fill the seat of the that Cowherd apparently enters todays gum shoe" statesman In the uppei Depart Eaatbeund Dally primary in the kid in popular favor, branch of the national legislature, Mol 8 For Salt Lake and although It la admitted that the race! Senator Stone has appealed to the 7:99 Eaat Democrats of the state to refrain from will be close. Na 12 For Salt Lake and Governor. for acrimony in the campaign. In order that Hadley 9:09 Intermediate pnlnta the Democracy of the state may ha The govnomination for Republican Na 14 For Salt Lake and 1:99 p.m. ernor will undoubtedly go to Herbert saved from a bitter, disorganising perIntermediate polnta 8. Hadley, who has made a brilliant sonal strife such as was recently carNo. For Salt Lake and 8:09 pjn. record aa attorney general of Mis- ried on In Kentucky and Tennessee. Eaat fight Republicans, not each souri. Republican leaders assert that "Let Na 4 For Salt Lake and 6:48 p.na they hare good chance of success In other," i Stone's appeal to hla support-er- a. the November election, and that with Arrive Daily Stone haa made many speeches In Hadley as their standard bearer they Ida 11 From Salt Lake and 11:26 am will give the Democrats the hottest various parts of the atate within the intermediate polnta last few weeks, in support of hla ambirace they have ever known. Na 8 Worn Salt Lake and 1:49 pjn Eaat William 8. Cowherd, who Is a parent -- tion to be returned to the senate. He Na 1 From Salt Lake and ly the favorite In the Democratic gu- has touched upon all national ques4:19 p.m bernatorial race, U a native of Mis tions, denouncing the policies of the Eaat Na. 18 From Salt Lake and aouri and a graduate of the University Republlcana and branding the 8:69 p.m. Intermediate ponlta currency hill na a "hyof Missouri. He has served one term Na I From Salt Lake and Kansas haa as and rep- phenated monstrosity.", of mayor City 1:96 ana Eaat ,, Governor Folk haa entered the sens- -' resented his district In congress for four consecutive terms. "Dave" Ball, torlal race on hla record aa chief exthe man from Pike county who 1 ecutive of Missouri and promlsea If Cowherds rival for the nomination, elected, to give hla support and InfluDepart. also has a long political record to hie ence to the various reform measures Na I Pacific Expreaa tor credit Congressman "Champ" Clark whose advocacy have made him a naBan Frandaco end Inter has supported Ball and thla haa added tional figure. mediate polnta dally.,.. 9:88 am to hla strength. A "Railroad Senator. Expreaa Na 6 Pacific The fight on Long haa been made on are claiming Cowherd's managers through to Ban Fraada-a- a come the allegation that he la a "railroad 8:46 pit today that their candidate will dally 28.000 to and senator" and that he belongs to that this with majority city 1:86 pm Na S Faot Mall. will carry St, Louie by a large corporation-controlle- d that he clique of the 6:19 1 Limited... Overland p.m Na senate also which more boomers The includes are Bali Aldrich, Al- majority. ArHva . 7:19 Mali Pfcot 19 Na Na 6 Atlantic Expreaa from 8:89 Ban Francisco, dally Na 8 Overland Limited..., 1:89 pjn Na 4 Atlantic Expreaa from Baa Frandaco and Inter 6:86 p.m mediate polnta dally lx No. J I SOUTHERN PACIFIC j llson. Elkina Hopkins and Penrose. Whether or not these charges lire true and It is alleged that Long has been even leas astute in "biding tbe than his Democratic col-- ! hells' of a neighbor In; state. Stone of i league Missouri, who le also lighting for his haa admittedly political life Long played the political game for all there U in It. Considerable fortunes such aa that possessed by Long,' It la de- - j i ctered, dq not Just happen." twencareer Long began his political years ago, at the age of 26. He built up a district machine whlck waa a seven-yewonder, and which enabled him, in 1892, to defeat Congressman Jerry Simpson, the gifted leader of the then triumphant hut now moribound opullst movement In 2118 Simpson defeated him, but two years later Long was again successful and j the stockleas statesman retired from j the political arena In 198 Long was mutt promoted to a scat In the where h haa hut Indifferently represented the progressive spirit of the Sunflower state. A Newspaper Man, Joseph Bristow, the candidate of the ; ; ! North of Ogdon. Martha Cumberton waa In the mountains during the summer under an nsaumed name. When one morning she tore the wrapper from her dally newspaper she noticed thla announceMlsa Depart Na 9 Portland. Pocatello and Expreaa dally Bpokana Butta Ex 1:86 ment: Na IS Malad and Keltoa Leave vie Brigham, Tuaa daya Tburadaya 4k Satur 1:26 days Na 7 Fiat Mall, Bpokana Portland Pocatello aad 2:28 Cache Valley Ex1:19 p.m press, dally Na 16 Yellowstone Special. 1:19 pm Butta dally Na 11 Arrive. aa Tellowatona Special. 4:26 Na Na I Fast Mall from Port land, Bpokana Pocatello 8:69 ana aad Butta dally Na 11 Cache Valley Ex 19:89 preaa dally Na 19 Portland, Bpokana Butta and Pocatello Ex 1 : 00 p.m. preaa dally Na 14 Meted and Keltoh. Arrive, vl Brigham, Tuaa daya Tburadaya and Satur 7:06 daya 14 aa South of Ogden. pa Depart Yellowstone II Special. 1: 88 am. Na Na 8 WHERE TROUBLE STARTED. Portland. Bpokana Butte and Pocatello for Balt Lake City, dally.... 7:16 Na 9 Local for Salt Lake 1:26 am. City, dally Na IP Cache Valley to Salt ...11:40 Lake City Lake Balt Local 2 for Na City, Provo, Nephl and ..... 1:06 pan Juab, dally to 14 Limited Overland Na 6:46 p.m. Balt take City Bpokana Na 10 Portland. Butte and Pocatello to 6:16 p.m. Balt Lake City, dally Na It Loa Angelea XJm 0:66 p.m. lted, Na 4 Salt Laka Flyer... 1:10 pjn. I Arrive. . No. 9 Portland, Bpokana ' Butta and Pocatello Ex press from Balt Lake Clty.l2:80 Na 6 Atlantic Express from Balt Lake City and Intermediate Polnta dally.... 1:19 Na 16 Local from Balt Lake 19:49 City. 1:20 Lob 17 limited Na Angelea Limited Na 1 Overland From Salt Lake City, dally 1:49 Spokane, Na 7 Portland, Butte and Pocatello Express from Balt Lake City, 2:06 dally Na 11 Cache Valley Express from Balt Lake City, Provo, Nephl A Juab dally...... 6:06 Na 8 Eastern Express.... 7:20 Na 16 Tellowatona Special 7:16 am. ant "Bradford Elliott, whose hooks on birds are delighting thousand a, la pursuing hla etudlea in the mountains." Miss Cumberton was one whom Mr. Elllott'e books had delighted, end she hoped she would meet him. She was accustomed to taka long walks, accompanied only by a big dog, and one morning while In a gorge, through which flowed a mountain torrent, ahe suddenly cume upon a man sitting on a rock looking up into a tree. Aa aha approached a bird flew out of the tree. The man rose and stood uncovered while ahe passed. 1 do believe, she said to heraelf, that's Bradford Elliott I'd know him anywhere by hla printed pictures." ' As aura aa my name la Stevenson," said the man, thats Evangeline Gray, the vaudeville queen. Ive seen her face on posters many a time." Mli Cumberton had no mind to let thla opportunity paaa Turning, she asked in her sweetest voice: Can you tell me how I will know the road leading up to the Mountain House when I reach It? , Not easily," said Mr. Stevenson, In hla own moat modulated tones, but will be happy to show it to you If you will permit. It's not far." Mias Cumberton knew well that the distance waa more than a mile end that It would give her quite a walk with the great bird fancier, 'so he accepted the offer. She at once turned the conversation on birds. I raw you looking at a bird In a tree." ahe remarked, aa I approached. Did you moke out Its genus?" Bird? What bird? I was looking at a white flag upon the ledge. It indicates a hear trap." I suppose you don't know anything about birds?" she said archly. Certainly not." "H'm! Sometimes It Is convenient to remain Incog.?" Mr. Stevenson stopped and looked the woman full in the face. "How in the world did you know that?" he asked. Oh, a little bird told me." A little bird up In a tree?" ar reform element of the Republican party of Kanriaa le a newspaper man by profession, although he has held pollti- cal offices and has for years been a Ha force In Kansas Republicanism. belongs to that famous body of Sun- ' flower Journalists which Includes In Ita ranks William Allen White, of the Empora Gazette: Billy" Morgan, of the Hutchinson News; Ed. Howe, of the Atchison Globe, and Congressman Anthony, of the Leavenworth Time. Aa fourth assistant postmaster general, Brlatown made an enviable record, ferreting out many sources of graft and corruption in the national postal department and exposing, the malefic- -' tors to punishment. He also ac-qulrod considerable fame aa an In- vestige tor of affairs In Panama In ; state affairs, he has always consistently opposed railroad domination and ' m of the principal foea of tha lobbyists. .&ii us a.i, todays contests for the toga la an interesting one and tha result will be awaited with Interest throughout the nation. , j i j j - Tea." That Im up a tree." p.m p.m pm pm pm pm Mira Cumberton chuckled. Are you doing the mountains incog.?" he asked. It was Mira Cumberton's turn to look serious. "Why, I suppose I am," heriatlnrly. For what purpose?" Tell me you purpose and I'll tell you mins." T? Oh, rm a big gun, and if an these people about here should know who I am theyd overrun me with et- - a blunder!" A double blunder!" This was tbe beginning of It Tbe new acquaintances, each of whom was trying to get rid of a lover, seemed to seek protection In each other's company. After awhile a newspaper printed on Item that a breach of promise cose agairst a prominent clubman had been settled out of court. Then, a religious paper published another item stating that Miss Cumberton had given up the mission field to reform a prominent clubman. ar v. IT PAYS TO BUY 'AT MJMTS President. I The UTAH UNITED RALPH E. HOAQ, Cashier. NATIONAL 6ANk Or OGDEN- - STATES DEPOSITARY Interest Paid on Savines Accounts and Time Deposits MBNBBBHgiaMNigoeagiaBaNNneNMiagl OPENING OF THE Mr. Stevenson looked at her InquirWould you mind giving me ingly. that word again?" aha repeated, deOrnithologist," lighted with hla pretense of ignorance, lie hod never heard the word in hla life. "Oh, I know ornithorynchua, a kind of monkey. 1 saw one in a menagerie once." . Mlsa Cumberton laughed and raid to heraelf, "Isn't he delightful!" At that moment the tete-a-te- te waa Interrupted by a party from Mlsa Cum-- b rton's hotel who dragged her away against her will for a walk to tbe fella- That evening Stevenson sought her at her hotel, and they passed much of the evening together, continuing their barter. Neither of them- kept the se-tret of the others prominence, and tha next day Stevenson was requested to give a lecture on birds, while Miss Cumberton was urged to give a reading Both declined, and both simultaneously left the mountains. They were astonished to meet at the station. "Why did you tell the people I was an actress?" asked the woman Indignantly. They won't believe I'm not and have given me no end of trouble." Why did you tell them that I was What . 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 Halt Price. B. DOOLY, gist." heraelf. Come," she said when they were seated in the train, let's confesx Why are you here Incog.?" "That's a woman's way of confessing. What ore you here for?" "As I said, to escape an engagement. A certain person wants me to marry him. I dont want to do It" 'That's funny. A certain woman wants to marry me. I came to the mountains to get rid of her." Three More Days of This Sale ! tention.. Now for your reason." Oh I'm I'm trying to escape an engagement, She chuckled again, and so did her companion. I supposed," raid Stevenson, that people of your profession sought engagements." What la my proMy profession! fession?" Treading boards." Treading boards! What's that?" What do you think my occupation Is?" "Toura? Why, you are an ornitholo- an an ornlthorhynchux "I didn't" She laughed in spite of OiMipaiinice ty-thr- ee Our Evening Story Oregon Short Line ANNUAL JULY W0)P0 TNf LAGOON Tuesday, August 4th TO Under tho Auspices of tho 0) Driving of the Last Spike at the Lagoon Salt Lake and Ogden Press Clubs Match Boat Race Between Seaman from Salt Lake and Ogden. Bathing, Boating, Dancing, Bowling, Roller Skating, Scenic Railway, Chutes. Baseball Qame Between ! j Five Trains Daily. Leave Depot at Washington Avenue and 31st Street 8:30 and 11 a: m.; 2, 6 and 10 p. m. FARE, 50 CENTS THE ROUND TRIP CHILDREN, 25 CENTS THE ROUND TRIP I S |