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Show (HE PAGE SIX Jives' I ALL STYLES-umi- os HU III PRIC NE I , SOLD ONLY BY C.D.IVES NEW YORK. Sept, 2. Nigger, a blark female leopard, turn been killed by her rayemate, the Devil, after a desperate buttle In the lion house of Hundreds of tile Bronx menagerie. persona. Including women and children, The keepers watched the combat. made vigorous efforts to separate the lighters, but could do nothing with the enraged animate. For a week or more the couple had not been on good term, and Nigger carefully kept to the corner of the cage, avoiding her angry spouse. Then, when the lion house was with visitors the female crowded leopard ambled across the rage to vhn your garmonta coma ta aur where her mate lay and began to her back against the bars. Laundry. Wo wash thing claan in tha goad, eld faahienad way, with pure aaap and water. That' why cloth cant to a lat so much longer than clethea aent olsawhara. OUR LAUNDRY I will be found not only vary reliable, but vary reasonable. The Devil Instantly resented this by lifting one of his paws and knocking her down. There was no further attempt at friendliness by Nigger, a he leaped at hi:a and they rolled over the floor of the cage, clawing and snarling. The clamor aroused the other animate and the roars of the Hons and tigers wer soon shaking the building. George Engleholm, one of the keepers, procured an iron spike and tried to pry the animate apart. His efforts were of no avail and he was joined by three other keeiure, similarly arm. ed, hut their combined force was futile. For nearly twenty minutes the battle continued. The Devil, by a deft flank movement, sank hie fangs into Nigger's throat, and a minute later she fell over dead. PRESIDENT BACK IN WHITE HOUSE E OYSTER BAT, L. I.. Sept. Roosevelt, hte wife, W. Roosevelt, cousin to the president, and Secretary Loeb and staff, started Tuesday morning for the White House. The towns people . bade the party farewell at the depot. Three special cars left the depot at 10:30 bearing the president and family. They left Jersey City at 11:50 for Washington, D. C. m-l- en Fred J. Kiesel Thinks This State's Prospects at Albuquerque are Bright LAUNDERERS A DRY CLEANERS 437 25th Street "As the date of the Bixteenth NaThe bread that retain Ka flavor and tional SO ia Irrigation Congress opening, with the mercury at froohno l aprroacbes, the need of September mad of more delegates la evidenced, says Fred J. Kiesel. lie Is pualtlve that this elate will carry away the honors es heretofore, as thla year's showing Aak any houaewife. JOHNNY ROLL ENDS IS FIGHT III CAGE 21-Pre- sident Ogden Steam Laundry Co. YELLOWSTOHE GREAT GRIEF KILLS MATE MALE LEOPARD made-O- WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 23. 190E. DAILY STATE JOURNAL, REEL HUNGRY Ten Dollar Fine in Police Court Park Travel Establishes New Rec-- Closes Contract for ord and Over$60D,000 Provokes Much Weeping Pounds With 5 Chicago Fir- m- and Wailing. Spent The quick shutting of doors leading from the poHoe station corridor to the court room yesterday prevented the disruption of Judge Murphy's grind, but even at that, the wheels of judicial progress were slightly impeded in their daily turning, by frequent thrkks, which watted their way Inti the court room. Mra Walter Turner was the grief-stikkperson who shed teara copiously. Her husband, who was arrested lor keeping a vicious dog, on complaint of Ruben Bond, of 154 West Thirtieth street, had been fined ten dollars, it hating been established that the dog had chewed different parts of the Bond children's anatomy on three occasions It was a raae of pay the fine or lose the dog. The family was unable to pay the fine, Mr. Turner would nut think of going to Jail and Mrs. Turner did not want to sacrifice the pet Bo the woman gave vent to her injured feelings in tears Finally, In order to check her sob, and upon the promise of her husband to sneak the dog away thla afternoon," the officers permitted the family and the dog to depart. An amusing Incident in connection with the case waa the statement of en Over the Jungle" Scare. The Yellowstone season closes toCHICAGO. 111.. T, day. and has been the most suc- Erskine, the British cessful season in tha history of the acting for the British uar national reserve. It Is estimated by terday closed a contra. : T ,.? officials of the Oregon Short Line McXiel A Libby, r" ; , pa. k,; railroad that about 5.000 persons went lba of resh beef for ; TS;il( u j? to the park from this end, and that first order lh British ft j about the same number Journeyed i ;s placed since the api.ar f Tl there by means of the Northern PaJungle.- - Erskine also cific railroad. Of those who went from : th submission of bid this end, passing through Ogden, the pounds of canned meat regular stage company took care of nvy- - Packer her ary f.,r ,hr (, !v about 4.000 persona, and the Wylie over the order. r.r. ,V t They bif handled Permanent Camping company In the export tra.it. about 2,000. It la figured that about $50 each Journal want adf deliver the goad was expended by all tourists In the park, not allowing for transportation by railroads To see the park about ECONOMISTS FOR MEN six days are required and hotel expenses are 5 a day. Bo altogether for tho 12,000 tourists, something like SCoO.OOO was expended by pleasure seelura. ' tt-- . TAFT KEEPS SILENT. CINCINNATI, Sept, 2. -J- udge Taft f read and reread the production President Rooeevelt inspired by the Foraker-Hear- st controversy. Mra Bond that the Turner had tha child on hin birthday. J? Work Shirts 410c bit Riverdale Flour will be good. Tlia Utah exhibit baa been moving south dally, consisting iff products & cultivated by Irrigation. The exhibit is being shipped by the State Board of Horticulture and will be enlarged as the days pass by. This state has always won first prises since tha first exhibit. The Utah display will be larger than 927&OOOJM) Capital and Surplus, ever as thla year a higher quality of trult and vegetables has been obtained. Especially are the peaches better, being of the higltest color and much more OGDEN. UTAH tasty. The grspes of the Tokay AVID ECCLES, Praaidsnt variety are rivals of the beet, the flame Tokay" of the Rogue River valGEO. H. TRIBE.... In Oregon. From Dixie Land In ley BL ft. BROWNING.. Southern Utah, the beet grapes, cotton, JOHN PINGREE. Caahior pomegranates, and other JAB. F. BURTON, Aaeietant Caahior Iruits, peculiar to Southern California, are en ruute to the New Mexico city. DIRECTORBi Adam Pattaraoa From the north of Utah the finest David Eecha Bartlett pears will be sent, besides John Wataoa BBraard White W. W. Eller winter apples, grapes, peaches, prunes Janapb CUrk 1 S. Hllla and various grasses. The- alfalfa and eerie H. Tribe H. H. Rolapp timothy of the northern part of the M. B. Browning elate are considered as good. If not John Bplara SL B. Porter. superior, to any In the country. Mr. Kiesel says that the Utah brewRaapectfully eelicita tha aeeeunta of banka, mereantila flrma and individuals ers have furnished the refreshments Wa pay interoat on tima depoaita. for tlie special train, and he says the Ample reaeurea, oeurtaeua treat brewers always display Un4r liberwant, auperier aerviea. ality and are entitled to credit for their public splritedneas. They sent the Ogden Tabernacle choir to the last congress at Sacramento, --al., at aa expense of 1.000. Charles F. Warren, 8a!t Lake agent for the Santa Fe. will accompany the special train for (he Utah delegatee to the Sixteenth National Irrigation congress to Albuquerque next Sunday, and will arrange to reserve siwce for the Utah delegates on the S)ieclal excursion train from Albuquerque to tho various points of Interest In New Mexico and Arisons the week following Chief among these the congress side-tri- p excursions will be one to the City of Mexico, for which a rate of 125 for the round trip will be made from Albuquerque. Made by Ogden Milling Elevator Company First National Bank Scene from Act 2 of ta semi-tropic- Till 1 are not found In ovary yard. Whatever your wanta may be In In 41 Commissioner Utah and Oregon Lumber Co. 145 TWENTY-FOURT- H UNDER ST. a NEW MANAGEMENT OGDEN 326 Twenty-fift- h County Is Coming to Fair With the Big Noise." to determined Morgan county la make a showing at the Big Four County Fair, which opens in Ogden, October 1, according to County Commissioner Joseph. Durant of Morgan, who passed through Ogden yesterday en route to Logan to help nominate Jeeee Knight for governor In tho Democratic convention. I "Morgan county la going to do Us 'share toward making the fair n big success." according to Commissioner Durant "We are coming with a brass band," he said, 'and visitors to ' the Fair Grounds are going to remember Morgan county day, or I miss my We will have two full cariguem. loads of the uest fruit and vegetables iyou have seen for some time, and the test of the state will wake up to the fact that we can do something besides manufacture cement." j October 2nd. will be Morgan county 'day at the fair. Entrlee for the horse race closed last night at midnight It la provable that the number of entries will exceed 75. j I TURF EXCHANGE Street. H. PATTISON, Prop. Choicest Wines, Liquors, Etc. Look at Our New Cigar Stand. Best of Imported, Key West and Domestic Cigars California and Eastern raeoe. wire far all sporting events. Durant Says His I .CdDMmtiy -- Mr Box Elder, Morgan, Davis and Weber Comities UMtted l Evening of September 30 and Each Afternoon and Evening for 4 Days at the Fair SOME OF THE BIG ATTRACTIONS WOMAN WITH TRAINED TIGERS, CURDLING PERFORMING BLOOD FEATS. FRANK HALL WITH HIS LION (WALLACE) WILL DEFY THE BEAST OF THE JUNGLE IN HIS CAGE. PERFORMING LEOPARDS, TRAINPONIES. ED GOATS, TRAINED DOGS TRAINED AND TRAINED MONKEY, THE EQUAL OF THE BEST TRAINED SHOW ON EARTH. ACROAERIAL PERFORMERS,' WALKERS. ROPE BATS, WIRE RING CLOWNS CONTORTIONISTS, MAN-EATIN- Lumber and Building Materials eeme here end let ue give you en eeti mete. We een eve you money, quell ty oonoidorod. Man, Ogden, Utah All Kinds of far all Undo of purpoae Squaw al . Lumber The G riRCLia MERRY WIDOWS IN SHEATH GOWN. LEAPS FOR LIFE. LEAPING THE GAP. HIGH DIVING DOGS. BABY INCUBATORS WITH INFANTS. THE GLASS BLOWERS. 20 THE LIVE THE GREAT MINSTREL SHOW. SCOTCH HIGHLAND BAG-PIP- E ARTISTS. THE ELECTRIC THEATER. DOLLETA AND HER DAUGHTER A MOTHER AND BABY. BOXING KANGAROOS. THE SHETLAND PICANINNY, PONY IN HIS ALMOST HUMAN ACTS. GIRL WHO LUNETTE, THE FLOATS IN THE AIR WITHOUT SUPPORT. DREAMLAND, A WONDER TO SEE. VOLO RIDING IN A BLAZE OF FIRE. PRINCESS NINA IN THE DEN OF SNAKES. THE STEAM GONDOLAS,. FIRST IN OGDEN. THE CRAZY HOUSE OR FUN DARE DEVIL DEATH SCENES. DEFYING RACES FOR LADIES, HORSE AND MEN. $400 IN BOYS GIRLS, PURSES FOR RACES ALONE. $8,000 IN PRIZES AND PURSES FOR ALL EXHIBITS AND SHOWS. REGISTERED LIVE STOCK EXHIBITS OPEN TO THE WORLD. PRIZES FOR EVERYTHING. SEND FOR PREMIUM LIST. UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT FREE ILLUSFURNISH WILL TRATED LECTURE ON FRUIT AND FRUIT TREE DISEASES LAST DAY OF FAIR. SPLENDID PRIZES FOR LADIES FOR PRIZES RACING. HORSE SOIL. EVERY PRODUCT OF THE AT THE OGDEN FAM GROUNDS BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 30lh 4 DAYS The Fair Grounds open at 8 a. m. Wednesday, September 30th, 1908. Gov. Cutler and Staff open the Fair at 1 a. m. EVERYBODY COME. Admission to Grounds 25c. Children under years, with parents, free. Unde 1 2 years, 10c Send for information to William Glasmann Director General, Ogden, Utah. Reduced Rates from Salt Lake City and all Points North in Uta 1 |