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Show THE DAILY STATE JOURNAL. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 1, 190S. fAROUND the town T Campbell, ef in Ogden, organizing a "building trade busi- - council," which will be strictly local. jB IdJhO. ;A building trades department" was a payton- short time ago installed in Ogden, ce s . , L GOOD coals, r. B. LEWIS,; which was given power to organise, 11 now MlV done. Mr. Everts has iuES 149. m . been organising like councils in ntany . belonging o t 0f the country. mw having pails re-- b, Cream Co.. wUl please . Ur-- osden on u . W . demand for constant increase and most that can the le B. Butter, B. it- - said of 14 . EXCURSION NORTH, Idaho poinu September 6th. agents for rate l, g r'wld Afh j of g carver of Ogden, president association, a business meeting in Salt Lake ast night re-- BRA CELESTE CONROY will pupils vive all former and prospective from I to I oclock, every sftemoon , ovens Sept- ed street Term Twenty-fift- h 7th. - SEE THE NORTH POLE DISAT THE ELECTRIC, COVERED "JUST LIKE HOME. reUra George Lochhead, Jr., has relatwith visit months a turned from ives in Denver. Nellie Anderson unre-s-ncie- - fI-low- s: nd girl at ills home street. train of six gasoline motor cars arrived from the east yesterday evening. They are destined for the inter-urba- n service of the Harrlman street railroads In California. They were if charge of Engineer W. F. Caldwell. He vu formerly connected with the Har-Timrailroads, but now is one of the head engineers of tha Kean Motor Car manufactory at Omaha. A an e Wouldn't you like to have a nice of yourself and baby? Full of pictm the materalal Instinct? See CRAW-SHAStudio 2469 Washington avenue, Ogden. organiser for of Labor, is on Twenty-fourt- h e Anthracite coal that has stood the test of time, should fill your bins Bhurtllff ft Co. Thnnes IS. State Senator P. L. Flannagan of Reno, Nevada, shipped a trainload of twenty cars of laniba to the eastern markets yesterday. The lambs are the births of April, and they average about 100 pounds each. The Agent Id 'ROMANCE OF A WAR. The farmer's almanac. The Rube Land's sake, mister, story explained as the pictures ere passing. ELECTRIC, "Just Like Heme. bought one In 1695 thet ain't wore out WEATHER FORECAST night and Wednesday. Fair to- Ft. on r 1 enw-liov- ilflllllliUI e Finishing. e W. P. Evarts, general the American Federation Three to One. t departed for rushed to completion. to teach yesterday, Wyoming, Granger, It will pay you to aee the Electric is Anderson Miss school st that point Cash Register at "The Crystal, 2477 s product of Ogdens schooling. Washington Avenue. Where the cars FDR top, KELLER A jINGREE YOUR HAY A GRAIN. General Manager Bancroft, of the Short Line, arrived from the Oregon of lira W. K. Pierce, mother In his private car yesterday. north be to Is Pierce. reported Tsrimsster of After a conference with local railroadrapidly recovering from her attack to ers he departed for the South. was close one time She at Ulnem. dmth after returning from California. If you drink, drink Yellowstone. YELLOWSTO --EXCURSION Superintendent E. Stenger of the TONE PARK Thursday, September I. Rio Grande system, arrived from the 141.71 round Line, Short vis Oregon North In his private car "Wasatch" trip, which includes necessary rail and He has been on a ten days' accomyesterday. hotel also tags transportation, Idaho at compoints. outing modations in the park for the plete five days' tour. Kodak .Hiss ly Reli:T" vurtau polling ilie Fire Insurance. H. A. Sims. 410 25th. e places. i; :l;e iir iiiuiiieip.tl w.mls th.K W. J. Mitchell and wife of Oakley, aftein niilirtiie that up t, three time. They left and re-are visiting friends iu this ciiy. o'clock .!; uveru helming majority m Idaho, turned over the Bamberger road, when favor the water walks bonds they were guests of President Simon Choice peaches snd apples for sale has 1" r: p.illeil Bamberger. at the School for the IVaf and Blind, It - estimated that three votes in e favor ii every one against have been THE PORTNEUF MARSH VALC. 3. Cussick of Twin Falls. Idaho, tlii- 1'irxt ward, that two to one cast LEY IRRIGATION COMPANY will ia a few daya in this city. u east In the mvnd. four to sending have open for settlement under the Carey one It. ilie fourth and nearly that many act, 12.000 acres of land adjacent to Money to loan on real estate secur- more i he fourth. Downey, Idaho. The O- 8. L. will sell ity. C. Parry, cor. 22 and Wash, The .ite up to 3 o'cl'Vk is a e tickets September 4, 6, and 9. Ogden to Rev. T. H. Martin of StevensvlHe, Downey snd return, $3.80. good to re84 First u.ir.i Montana, is visiting in Ogden for a turn to September 14th. 44 few days. He ia well known here, and Second ward . SI Third wan! test.) F. Gibbons of this city, has been has a large number of friends, 121 Fourth ward visited by Doctor Stork and has ree 105 Dr. Epperson Is now located in the Fifth ward ceived a fine baby, e First National Bank building. Tots! ....441 Eight carloads of lumber will arWilliam Hale of Tonapah. Nevada, rive for the construction of the east end of the approach to the viaduct on ia transacting business in thia city. Twenty-fourt- h street tomorrow morn- He is also meeting with old acquaining. It comes from Xewberg, Oregon. tances It is expected that the const ruction COAL IT, P. Rock Springs Castle steel for the viaduct will arrive some Gate and dear Creek. Gillette Coal time this month. As soon as It ar152 West 27th Street. Phones, 1074 Co., rives work will be commenced and e there Is every probability of it being George Burgen has received a baby nine-pou- me Aiii-ri.'H- Estimated That Majority in Favor of Bond Issue Will Be Near- - E. C. Superintendent rail- Pacific Southern lisnson of the his one of will return from Stodkal visits to the division point morning. of Sparks tomorrow gtudio 100 FOR BONDS funeral services will be held front the Third ward meeting house. Bishop James Wotherjoou presiding. Larkin ft Sous have prepared the body for burial. will jump lm the air and land on all four fc-- i xtiff tagged; will jump The Science of Broncho Busting to be to lue left and l hen quickly to the right. somr half turning in their flight Exemplified With Buffalo Bil.'s aiul ulwa kicking, snorting and buckWild West. ing r- - iaitiH his seat hia Tlie 1 he hrt cl.ii'u to rei'ixiiitii:i as an xiimip-liold- ;cottii.iy lie withstands the byswayiiil:tur'.M fur edui't'.ing the unlearned ing motion liy moving his body and he in history which the itt.inac-'-i- i at all times urge the horse to run. for eiit makes f r Uuffuln Hills Wl'.l then can he be said to be In any W e- -t a n,l I'oiipr-s- s t lt.gli Ki.tar only measure under control. The horse uses f the Werld is the Very Kfliuin.-uj ail methods to dislodge his rider and f It all. Everythin concerned in the ; if he succeeds, he is thereafter niicrt.iir.ment lx us near uuttientieity j fur more diffi- - ult toalways control than :ix Human Ingenuity d and the r felt a saddls. though he had expenditure or money can Once he 1 subdued, however, the danmake jt Historic iu its origin. Huff.ii.i ger of his becoming unmanageable is Hills Wild West has alwjxs main- iimimiixvd ami he is a useful member tained i.s established record for gen- of liorsedom. in all things. uineness Tn Buffalo Bill's exhibition there are It will, therefore. le interesting to rnvjl, e1 no theatrical device of trainlovers of horse tlexh in all varieties to ing to to buck. impel the broncho h.il there will be u display of 'am own will and buck their of free Tuey liMiielin-bustiii- g during the rogross of are evidently glad to do it. Tliby havs ih" exhibition when Buffalo Hill and le. mi pt.'ke, from hundred of bucket's I' is big organisation appears in this of tlie west and are experts In the un-ccity The art of broncho busting has if. n lalhc ail making themselves eng iged tile most daring members of disagreeable to who attempt to the cowboy fraternity stiuy the days ride them One of tlie later developwhen cowboys were first an established ments of the Wild West organisatiim necessity tn some features of western is the Introduction of cowgirls to perIt is a most dangerous form, In g certain degree, the difficult development calling and many lives have been sac- feat ,if milking a bucking horse submit rificed in the contlict between the wild to the mastery. These girls are exhorse of the philne mid the master hand perts, too; and like all other features whiei, has attemp ed Ills xulij.vtion. with Buffalo Bill's organisation, they There need In no fear hut what the are genuine types of wesicrn charbr neho busting Buffalo Bill's Wild acter; real, true to life, practical, West wi'l lie un exart reproduction of he original article, for it will lie the genuine tiling, mid every time a cowNumerous Blocks. boy tnonn x his horse he will take a : After several sudden Jerks and ab- s broken tames. The srei, risk of will hi- - ren cowboys, brought f oni rupt stops the Chicago man on tha he west-- m wilds, where they have soul hern railroad became apprehenfalling the iiortor aside, he said: plied Mn Ir svoeation of herding entMe sive ' Sam. is this iraiu safe?" ar.,1 hnstinr bronchos all tli tr 'ives ''iSure aa any. ash," assured .the The World Is seeing practically the last of this picturesque tye of Americans porter. Well, is there a block system on for the fencing of the ranges ia fast this road?" doing away with their Barn's grin extended from ear to It has never been fully explained Just ear. why a broncho bucks, but many difHlix'k system, boss? Why, we hsb ferent theories have, of course, been advanced. It Is said by some that they de greatest block system in de world. buck liecause of nervousness; by others Ten miles back we were blocked by a load of hay, six miles back wa ware because of fear, others genuine cussedness and this theory I the most ac- blocked by a tuule, Just now we were 1 reckon when cepted. The methods they employ blocked by a cow and we get further aouf well be blocked are but largely very, generally along certain linea of bodily contortion. They by an alligator. Block system, boss? Well, Ah should smile." BREAKING WILD HORSES. VOTE GOING I vision h. Retail Merchants' PAGE FIVE ld Blaine L. Galsford, the Tripp 140 25th St daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David G. Galsford, died at the faintly residence, Colonel Jim Robb, of the Illinois 610 avenue, Washington yesterday Central Passenger department,, Jour- afternoon 2 o'clock. The cause was at is neyed to the ranyon Sunday, and It tumur of the stomach. reported he enjoyed himself. Ole Bcrkhoel of Salt Lake City, Good things ar wanted; B. ft G. a resident of Ogden, and formerly butter, for instance. noted violinist, Is in the city visiting Auditor F. N. Hess, wife and fam- old acquaintances. ily. left last evening for a brief outing ''SAMSON AND DELILAH is in Yellowstone. beautiful hand colored picture. Better, indeed, than ws expected it te bo. If yew drink, a rink Yellowstone "Juet Like Heme. ELECTRIC, e Mrs. Mary Dlnsdale. who died SunThe Union Portland Cement comday evening from hemorrhage, will be buried st the Ogden City cemetery pany of Ogden hue been awarded a tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. The contract by the government for 2,000 barrels of cement at $1.10 each, for use at the 8trawberry Valley irrigation project, but refused the contract, inasmuch aa it waa too email to handle three-year-o- THE LONG GREEN. at the prices stipulated. e President Joseph Smith, of the -day Saints church, has received Latter- communication from New York City that out of 108 immigrants, who are Mormon convert brought from Europe, eighteen have been detained, and fourteen have been barred from the United States. ATAffi e J. Grand In, of 2050 Porter nue, has received an eighteen-poun- d C. ave- baby boy at hla home. This child ie the heaviest entering the ranks of Ogden cttliena in many months Bad Breath, Kllanking and Spitting, Quickly Cured-F- ill Out Free Coupon Balov All the Latest Designs MR. AND MR8 LONELY thia waek, ELECTRIC, "Just Lika Homa. It certainly must cost to live in a New York. Costa 350,000 to b'long to Five women of foreign nationality Why, I Un go were arrested In Electric alley last the stock exchange. down on court day an swap ateera fer held are at and the police being night station pending Investigation aa to nuthin'." their rights in the United States, by thefederal authorities. It is thought however, that there te no case against any of the woman, some of them having resided lh America for over twenty years. C. I. Dale, J. J. Crowley and H. Yamaatla were the only defendants before Acting Police Judge Gideon this morning. They drew the minimum penalty for drunkenness. in Carpets and Rugs Are Here Our new stock of Carpets and Rugs has fust arrived and placed lit stock. Before our variety begins to lessen, come and see what we have to offer. A few hints from our big stock: 27x54 Axmlnster Ruga 9 24x72 Axmlnster Rugs 27x60 Smyrna 27x54 Velvet 4 whet a few days use of Gauss Catarrh ' Remedy will de for any auffarsr. 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