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Show I HE DAILY STATE JOURNAL, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER PAGE SIX. jiVHS3 r OBDEH REAL BETTER GET BUSY, HATS 32, 190S. ESTATE ACTIVE PRICf IVES MEETS IN TAFTS CITY Building Th Uisa work himself. Mr. Ellis, ae aeiatant WASHINGTON. Sept. 22 must also Is coming Uuk pvt busy!" This was to the attorney-genera- l, tlw surd that passed about have a little time too look over the among the etupioyes of the W hits .ending cases and familarlxe ith them. House, and as a result the cleaners and dusters and gardeners and men of all The flrat official taake In hand this cork have been laboring overtime autumn after the linen covers have 'uring the last week. The executive be--ii removed from official desks and wurk disposed of nausiuu has now assumed a rpu k arid the accumulated an apiearance and will be ready for must be the preparation of annual reits oeeupaiits when the president and ports and the making up of annual es- The latter promises to be his family arrive from Oyster Hay Minutes. j an embarrassing task. The revenues hence. days lot of pleasant official vacations la are arant, or the next fiscal year. September have been cut very short beginning July 1 next, these revenues All the will pluinly be many, many millions The president la returning. others of his executive force must gov leas than the curreut expenditures of accordingly. It oeenia the federal government. By the time to have been overlooked that the presi- this this fiscal year haa parsed and dent might return to be present dur- anoiher la at hand there Is every ing the sessions of the tuberculosis promise that the present surplus will ongresN. When he departed, however, be pretty well depleted, it was generally underatissl that the j The question will certainly tie a White House doors would not swing perplexing one for the next adminial1'resldeut Roosevelt, oien for him and hla faintly till Oct. stration. 1. That was the date of hla return last though he will be out of Waahlngbm summer. So the big and little official and probably In the heart of tho wilds vacatlona were bullded around that of Africa by that time, cannot data Ignore It now. But whether the 1ostmaatar-Gener- a Meyer formed heads of the various executive depart-!mcn- ts will take note of this condition the advance rablnet guard Washing-ton ward this year. As he returned or whether they will make their Secretary of War Wright hastened jtiinates aa usual and pass the reaway to attend aome army maneuvrea sponsibility on to Congress ia not yet at Fort Leavenworth, Kan, and there- fnciwi. - It vfill be practically fore the old cabinet rule of one man for Congress to put any new In Washington to keep down the aum-m- scheme of tariff taxes Into operation lid .held good for a time. !ln time to meet the situation for the Secretary of the Navy Metcalf and first half of the next fiscal year, which Atty.-GeBonaparte are among the means from July 1, IDOL to January early coiners. The .former haa been 1. 1914. Congress, of course, might away a long while, and there is A lot levy some special Internal revenue of navy business awaiting hla atten- taxes, but that would be exceedingly tion. Aa aooq aa the federal courts unpopular and would not be undertakbegin thvlr October session Mr. Ilona-pnr- tr en except in a very extreme situation. and hla assistants will have a The logic of the situation points to to attend Ij. a feverish effort at rurtallment all quantity of Some of thla must have attention In along the line during the late autumn advance. Then there is to be a new and coming winter, not aa affecting trust buster In charge of that activity the expenditures of the last months of at "tlie department of Justice before tho Roosevelt administration, which Wade H. Ellis have already been fixed by law, but long Attorney-Generof Ohio. In the meantime Mr. Bona- jfor the year of the administration that parte must look after much of that jetieceeda it. ' u hir-iae- lf .e dirt flies whm your garments coma ta aur Laundry. Ws wash things dean in the goad, eld fashioned way. with pure aaap and water. That's why clothes sent to us last so much longar than clethea sent olsewhere. OUR LAUNDRY will be found not only vary reliable, but eery reasonable. Ogden Steam I I poa-jslb- ly Laundry Co. LAUNDERERS A DRY CLEANERS 437 25th Street The broad that retains Ke Raver and freehness with the mercury at SO is made of Riverdale Flour Ask any housewife. Made by & Ogden Milling Elevator Company er ! n. al Capital and Surplus, $275X00X0 First National Bank OGDEN. UTAH DAVID ECCLES, President GEO. H. TRIBE. Presidents M. B. BROWNING.. HIS BROTHERS OH TRIAL FOR MURDER OF ARRIS JOHN PINGREE, Cashier JAS. F. BURTON, Assistant Caahiev DIRECTORSi Adam Patt David Eoclee Most Sensational Case Since John Wataon Darnard Whlta W. W. Rltar loaaph Clark L. B. Hllla Harry K. Thaw's Opens Todaaorta H. Tribe IL H. Rolapp y-Long IL B. Browning Struggle John Splara B. Porter. Expected. Raapactfully aolioita'tha aeoounta at banka, mercantile firms and ndividuala Ws pay Intaeeat an lima depeaita. extraNEW YORK, Kept. fS.-- An Ample resources, courteous treatterm of the supreme court ordinary ment, superisr eervioa. in Queens county was convened with Justice Garret J. Garret-eo- n presiding, to facilitate the trial of the Uulns brothers for the murder of William H. Amlin. Attorneys fur Captain Peter and T. Jenkins Ilalna will likely attempt to delay thu trial aa long na possible and It la unlikely that the brothers will fare Judge and Jury before next iininth or November. The special term of court was ordered by Governor Hughes In order that the Hatna brother might be tried without unnecessary delay. Justice Garretann, who will preside at the Ilalna trial, bears the reputation of having been the first Judge to decide that both men and women are to be Judged by a single standard of morality and that a man's good name Is Juat aa precious aa a woman's Thla decision waa mads In December, 1999, when he found that Richfar aH kinds af purpose are not found ard Abbe could collect 110,000 libel Max for connecting from his fee avsry yard. Whatever yeur wants his name brother woman not his wife. a with may ba In Judge Garrelaon has a clean and fearless record. Last winter he sumBuilding moned the grand Jury to probe the In 1 APS he Klssena Park scandals. . of Van blocked the Mayor attempt asms here and lot ua give you an estito use the East River Bridge Wyck mate, Wo aan save you money, quali- Board for "jolla." and deckled that ty considered. members of this the removal of I. alienists for the defense will produce to show that Captain Halna waa not In hla right mind when he did the shooting. There will be four experts for the prosecution and an equal force ' for the defenee. The testimony along thla line will be strictly confined to Captain Ilalna Thornton Ilalna, It will be conceded, waa In full control of hla aenaea the day of the shooting. Mr, Darrin holds to the contention that Thornton Ilalna ia the man behind thla tragedy. He goes back to the time when Captain Jlaina waa flrat notified of the alleged intrigue between Mrs. Ilalna and Anuls. Thornton Halna was the man who told Ills brother about It. Mr. Darrin has followed out Thornton Halna's movements since the time that hla brother arrived from the West and accused his wife. He will be prepared to show upon the trial that Capt. Halna waa willing to forgive hla wife, but that Thornton Halna. acting aa the "little bad man" of the tragedy, urged hla brother not to believe her denials and to seek revenge. He will have a witness upon the stand who will aay that Thornton Halna remarked after the shooting. He did Just as I would have done." Is sure he will The dlstrii send tioth men to the electric chair. He fails to see what can save them. Mr. Darrin considers It an easy matter to upset the evidence the defense will bring. He counte ujon Mrs. Halna to bolster up hla case. 11a haa already communicated with her lawyers and lias their asurance that she ia willing even anxlou to help the She caivs not what beprosecution. comes of her husband, and, as for Thornton Haiti she is determined the that he shall suffer the extreme penalty and other state boards in order to of the law If her evidence will help put friends In their places waa Illegal. toward that end. It was also he who. In 1901, Incited A BURNT CHILD the hostility of the saloonkeepers by asserting that a sandwich was not a dreads the fire. The dread la wholemeal, but merely a subterfuge to get by some. but not the burn; that can be healed and instantly relieved by apthe letter of the law. He has had no large criminal cases. plying Ballard's Snow Liniment Ba The only matrimonial case of im- prepared for accidents by keeping a portance that he has tried waa the bottle always In the house. Best for sensational William Lawson divorce sprains, bruises, cut scald rheumatism. neuralgia, bunions any and nil suit In 1900. Price 25c, 50c and The Justice la a fine type of the aches and pain conservative, sturdy Dutch stock from $1.00. Sold by Geo. F. Cave. which ha cornea. With the possible exception of the of the Thaw trial, the prosecution ECONOMISTS FOR MEN Halns brothers will doubtless develop more sensations than any case tried In New York In years. The prosecn-Itlon- a hints at revelations that will ' shock the nation by throwing the light of publicity upon the alleged depravity existing in army circles. Numerous detectives are busily engaged unearth Ing evidence for the defense and the Ilalna attorneys also promise many sensations. I District Attorney Darrin la preparing to combat the evidence which the and General Business Unprecedented in Ogden at CINCINNATI. Sept. S3. In the home 'and Sherman, in of the presidential candidate,.Wm. ing Republicans. Mr city Present Time. H. Taft, the National League of Re- dress the convention publican clubs convened today in what jto make one of the :r, promises to he the moet successful speeches of hla campaign esUnprecedented building and real meeting In Its history. Republican Republicans of tate activity ia evidenced In Ogden at club and delegates from all over the jara here and will 0 land are here. Stores and buildings three days of the ronx-present. An aggregate of about Is being expended, figuring the throughout the city are decorated with Edwin A. McAlpin, uf banners and pictures of Taft 'president of the leagu- j flags, constructing of the Ogden high school, tor which architectural plans are prepaid. The total of 1130,000 ia being spent for building purposes alone, and AGAIN BEER IS with the central heating plant at the State Industrial school at a cost ot $15,000 tugether with the expenditure f $30,000 for the new glrla cottage, PARTY alao at the reformatory, the complete amount will overreach th $300,000. The hotels of the city are making a- - : '''.-- I ""h-- r ; $300,-00- ; n" -- . WRITES vr.I HOWTHE CRY President Roosevelt Urges Election of Judge Taft and Re- Brewers in Convention Demand publican Congress. lar Beverage. Uniform Standard for Popu- -- T. OY8TER Sept 82. President ALBANY, N. Y., S.jit J. Th.t In letter to William B. uniform standard Cf .urit a Roosevelt, Hamas. Nsw Many The Ecclea exclusive residence sec- McKinley, chairman of the Republican Of aU members 1B the iteniim.i r many made public influential brewers from il tion In the Sacred Heart district la' congressional committee, disinterested the to appeals Sunday country who are In Albany .l.,y in lt raiddly reaching a point by which It t ReJoin the to national cltisena with tendance at the opening !. m can be ascertained bow It will appear .,f th for publican committee and the congres- United States Brewmastcrx' r .iuntlo. when completed. Specification sional committee In a moevment to It ! alleged that the chi-:iamt adubuildings are maintained in the pur- elect William H. Taft as president lterated varieties of beer hurt the buschase of thla property, a minimum and a Republican congress to support building price $3,500, having been fixed him. After reviewing some of the Im- iness of the honest and cmii) t, nt brewer and serve ae an argument fur the by the projectors. With the beautiful: portant legislation of the Mat seven prohibitionists. of the Sacred Heart surroundings years, the president declares that Mr. ) That adulterations are UWd academy thla will be one of the most ; Taft Republican candidates In cheap beers ia admitted urgeiy mvre ioj theseek attractive plots In the state, according by the on election plata for congress candid brewers, a recent report of the to the plana of the builders. form which specificity pledges the atats commissioner of health of Yew Many residences of the latest apparty to continue and develop the poliproved architecture and with moat cies which have been acted upon for York ahowa that of 319 samples examined, sallcyclic acid or fluorides were modern facilities for heat, light and seven years past. found in thirteen, while sulphites were ventilation are in course of construe-tlo- n to be perAll the aid that can given discovered In a greater number of In the city. Many homes are bethe policy of the government petuate leas than aa now carried on, the president says, samples. ing built at a cost of not Brewers state that such Impurities $$,500. should be 35,000 nnd many exceeding given by every good cltl-ae- n, are to be found in only th- cheaper coat Still many more at a ranging as It Is far more than a partisan grades of beer made by Irredraught are in to from $4,500 $1,500 upwards matter. sponsible concerns, and th.it brewer contemplation and many are Just being who take pride In their product and completed. street. ardaon residence on Twenty-fir- st reputation never sacrifice quality to Some New Hornet. commercial O. J. Stllwell, head of cheapness. resiAn attractive addition to the department In the Ogden High school, I The national convention of brew-- I dences of the city la the on. being haa made from fifteen to twenty trans- masters haa established headquarters constructed by A. T. La Frrnlere. fers of real estate In th last few :St German hall. Nearly 7nu brew- -' Thla will be of the bungalow type, ot week masters are In attendance nnd many The architects of the city are all have brought their wives and famwhite pressed brick, at a coat of $3,600. Mr. La Frenlere Is erecting this busy, many having several or more ilies. A concert will be held this building on Fowler hvenue, between houaea In course of construction, and evening, when Mayor Gaus will westreets. others working out plana for new resi- lcome the visitor Twenty-fift- h and Twenty-sixt- h The business sesModern appliances in the line of heat dences and buildings. sions will be held principally In the and ventilation, besides artistic light forenoons and amusements and excurGAMBLING effects, will mak this a high class, rest -sions will occupy the afternoon and Jeca. your life against 25 cents la Just ex- evening T. C. Mercer of Ogden haa purchased actly what you are doing If you negth property opposite the Tabernacle lect a cough or cold on the chest InEXCURSION TO DENVER from an eastern syndicate, paying a stead of treating It with Ballards Via Denver A Rio Grande R. R., Sept. good round figure. Horace C. Plunkett Horehound Syrup. A 25 cent bottle and associates of Omaha have had of this plendld remedy will cure an or- 6th. Round trip, $20.00. Sept 17th and plot for aome time. dinary rough, heal the lungs and act aa 10th, round trip, $22.50; Sept 25th and F. G. Elliott has purchased from a tonic for your entire system. Bold 26th, round trip, $22.50 Stop over allowed. the Foster real estate firm the Rlch- - by Geo. F. Cave. d. -- J I ' this-valubl- yea-terd- ay All Kinds of Lumber Lumber and Materials Utah and Oregon Lumber Co. 14S TWENTY-FOURT- H NEW UNDER T. MANAGEMENT OGDEN TURF EXCHANGE 326 Twenty-fift- h Street. I H. PATTISON, Prop. Choicest Wines, Liquors, Etc. Look at Our New Cigar Stand. Best of Imported, Key West and Domestic Cigars , i California and Eastern races. for all sporting event irect wire D- ,V i New Arrivals in Iron Beds THIS NO. 300. Only $9.25. THIS NO. 157. Only $1500. THIS NO. 11. Only $10.50. Another Carload of Those Pretty and SANITAIR IRON BEDS Popular and colors on the market and are guaThey are the neatest style ranteed for ten years. May we have the pleasure of showing you these. It will interest you. THIS NO. 302. Only I75- - There Are Hundreds of These. Its Useless to Try to Describe Them Here. You Should See Them. YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD Co. Carpet PINGREE. Mgr. Work Shirts Ogden Furniture HYRUM 40c . PURE FORJIS extensive Improvements, In many of them more adequate heating facilities living installed for the coming winter months. The playhousca of thecity are being refitted in many Instances, better seating capacities being furnished, and the decorative work of artistic walla and ceilings being pre-pa- rt ' |