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Show THE DAILY STATE JOURNAL. SATL STAY. SEPTEMBER S.J.BURT &BR0S. - for s years the exclusiveness of design. MANY I COR- EXCELLENCE OF WORKMANSHIP AND MARECTNESS of FIT, HAVE MAINTAINED FOR THIS IN EVERY GARMENT, LEADING Mrs. H. H. lteadxhaw . w if, of a prominent business man of S.ui Fi unci, o. passed tigdeu yesterday for New .York City. OUTER-GARMENT- LISHMENT Who ars you going to veto for? Bill Bryan. Bill Taft or Ton Dollar Bill? Wo have long voted for Ton Dollar Bill, the president of our Ton DoSoo our now fall atyleo llar Suits. now rood y. Tho Palace Clothing Store. 280 25th St Money worth or money back. to this vantages OFFERINGS FOR THIS WEEK a FREE TODAY! Two Turkish Bath Towels, with each ft)c can Baking Powder. Don't mW this bargain Grand Union Tea Store, 2439 Washington Ave. Ind phone 4S9. GOWNS AND SMART WALKING FROCKS OF CHIFBROADCLOTH and FANCY IMPORTED MATERIALS STREET $1 TAILORED SUITS, HANDSOME ALIKE EXCLUSIVE STYLES. WOMEN S HIGH-CLAS- S TERIALS; NO TWO $35.00-440.0- SEE THE SHEPHERDESS A BEAUTIFUL TINTED PICTURE AT THE ODEON. MA- J. $42.50-150- .00 0 PATTERN HATS FALL MILMONDAY, TUESDAY E. C. Manson, Salt Luke division Southern Pacific superintendent, after having been on business In Salt Lake City yesterday, came back last nlglit. but Immediately departed for the capital again this inoinlng. . lllltt1l,iiiiAAitrtft AROUND THE TOWN llllMUUtA'44,tftiU 105 and three pupil ALL GOOD COALS. R. PHONES 149, a TRANS-MISSISSIP- c . 1 ver, was among the list of faUUties One hundred In the wreck on the Burlington yesk near terday afternoon at a side-trac- I . . ,.i WE PAY AT THE TIME OF PURCHASE TO OUR CUSTOMER STOCKHOLDERS. WE GIVE iiHii-pelle- TO OUR CUSTOMERS THE PROFIT BENEFIT THAT OTHER MERCHANTS GIVE TO THE JOBBERS. ing th- - ur.sigtitiy i'r.peiliuieiils. tile alleys running parallel t the street and ue:ue an being poe.l and tne wires wi!i In- - strung as quick as possible I'lie companies are gien ninety day- - ii which to mike tit,, change, but the, are cotmdy in-- with the orders ft- 'in the city father more than was promp Riclcirdson and Gr:ui 1'r.vkery and Glassw ire store (s the first one to feel the chain:,' As tilts business house is making extensive changes in the Interior and front, the telephone companies are also making their necessarv Chang 's in mder that the store will not again I he ,.ut up after the Improvement II have accomplished. They are remodeling the s ore front and ittrts of the iirerlor. The windows are being made brighter, by inserting new easeint'iits and ceilings are also coming m for the general repair. Economists Por Men - i exi-'Ct- e,i 2345 Wash. Ave. FAILS Thos. R. Beason Hgr. A VICTIM TO STANDARD OIL EXFOSE At tile primaries last evening the nf Jacksonville, III, treasurer Resigns His Position of Treasurer Dunlap f the Democratic nutlonal committee ill 1900. would be the successor of C. of Democratic National X. Haskell. tion. the county districts lit having It waa also announced that a list of the contributors would reported Committee. lie made public on Monday Including First ward O. H. Knsfgn, M Hlnrh-HffT F. Kimnett. John r. Hunter. the name of every one giving over B. LEWIS. Mr. A. T. Doxey. Mrs. K. M. Rankin. $100. Mr. FI. W. On kev. James Purdy. W. L. CI1IUAGO, III., 26. Govcror O. Bepl. George Magtnnls. Joseph ( Wlntle. JAYXESY1LL. Wl., Wept. 21 teaman, Malum Purdy, O. V. Gaytnon. N'. llaskell g'eared In tlila city today COMMERfolow Inc delegates were chosen to attend the Democratic conn tv conven: e. j j Ax-le- y, : William J. ltryan made a number of aiee-hctoday. He Is preparing a reply to President Roosevelt's letter. It dcvelojied today that C. N. Haskell was removed from the Democratic committee by Mr. ltryan. car-en- d WEBER COUNTY REPUBLICANS NAME CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE (Continued from Page I.) and not by Ita enemies. We deem It highly necessary to the welfare friend of our state, to elect a Republican congressman and a Republican legislature in order to prevent the Democrats from msklng a successful assault upon American Industries and aspaclally the productions of our state. The Nominatiena.. Carl Allison, In a brief speech, nominated Rudolph Kuchler for slate senator. The nomination was seconded from nearly every ward and district. Geo. Halverson said to prevent "American party" politics In Weber county and balance the ticket, the convention should nominate John Farr. John Farr withdrew and aeked the convention tv nomination by acclamation. Kuchler waa unanlmuuiily chosen. At 4t30 if wae announced B. that James McCracken, George A. Fuller, Thomae England and Harvey Randall ware nominated for the legislature. Ro-lap- p; h. agent for the -- Chirlei FOr envelopes, letterhaada. bualnaaa cards, dodgers, etc, call up Tha Journal tob noma. Both Phones 194. who was charged Clark, Dnrbon Compound company of Chl-- A with stealing a suitcase, but told Judge 1 a guest at the Union Depot Murphy he was innocent having found bad, and Is extending his list of the property, which belonged to an among local railroad men. Oregon Short Line fireman, Walter J. e sentence In Catron, drew a the 20-d- ay The Ogden Krgest In Business College is now police court this morning. the state, a It will pay you to see the Electne William Payne and wife, accom Cash Register at Tht Crystal," 2477 Muled by Miss May Scrowcroft, left Washington Avenue. Where the ears for the east where the lat- Jnlay will enter a famous college for atop. je FjH and Mr. Payne will enter the Tom Howard, arrested for drunkDnvwsity of Pennsylvania to take a enness last night, was not nufllclently ""u In dentistry. . sobered to appear this morning In po-lice court So will spend Sunday in the I drink, drink Yellowetun. city jalL and the Estate Oah fiadiafor Estate j. If you are going to school, attend FIGURES, DREAMLAND. James of Park City la a owen and will remain several reports the lohdltlona of t"F prospering. u a good one.' Ogden Business College, guest days Park 00L clean end' wholeeome and Erw'n. Ro to H. C. Farrell. OUR SPECIALTY, u William Steel and Louis Brown, and charged with disorderly conduct -disturbing the peace, drew 5 dollar fines In police court this morning. . - The singing and talking pictures are drawing the crowds to the Casino If you haven't aeen the Cameraphone, don't mils thlf weeks show. Aibworth of Provo la in 0ld ucqualntanoes to business. . this Hendrieka. , the and daughter of Mr. and Mra. D. Vander-schu- lt died from intantile troubles at the family residence, 740 Twenty-eight- h Entr the Ogden Business College. street last night at 7 o'clock. services will be private from Funeral Engineer W. E. Herring of the home Sunday afternoon at 2:20. Forest Service, de- Interment will take place In the OgMitd ll r " n'ht for Washington, den City cemetery. business. His trip stenrtv Mr. Hei-fa" ms? If you drink, drink Yeliowstonoi Again come west this u ' Special church services 8unday. September 27. 1908. at the chapel of the Reorganised - Church of Jesus Saints. PreachChrist of Latter-da- y p. m. Pub- -, ing at 11 a. m., 2 and 7:20 lie cordially Invited to attend. Jl JL whynottryj Asthma Remedy ipiwmpt and positive relief In Trial BiAkaflB Have you bean to the Lyceum Theater 7 If not, go. . It ie the real placa. High-claAdmission 10 and 20 cants. ss vaudsvill. u The one hundred Mormon converts arrived from the east this morning. coaches. They occupied three speciil 'And cams over the Union Paelflc frons - TWO OF THE MOST PpPULAR HEATING STOVES EVER BOLD IN OGDEN. IF YOU WISH TO KNOW HOW PERFECTLY SATISFACTORY THEY ARE, ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR. THERE ARE PROBABLY MORE OF HEATTHEBE TWO ERS IN OGDEN THAN ANY OTHER 8TOVE. THEY ARE GUARANTEED TO HOLD FIRE 60 HOURS WITHTHEY ARE OUT REPLENISHING. .ABSOLUTELY AIR TIGHT. THEY ARE THE ONLY HEATERS HAVING JOINTLESS BASES AND ASH PITS BEING ALL CAST IN ONE PIECE, OVERCOMING THE DRAWING APART OF JOINTS AND THE DROPPING OUT OF STOVE PUTTY FROM THE JOINTS, WHICH CAUSES 80 MANY HEATERS TO CONSUME SO MUCH FUEL AND TO BE 80 UNRELIABLE. MAY WE HAVE THE PLEASURE OF SHOWING YOU OUR LARGE LINE OF OVER 100 STYLES IN HEATERS. ALL HEATERS GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY AND JUST AS REPRESENTED OR MONEY REFUNDED. HIGH-GRAD- a JOTHQUE AT 6iPhm DIVIDEND ' --Colonel 8. W. Cooley, ' THE i Mo-net- t's ng itnifli WE PAY DIVIDENDS. PLANK. .ir, already i.ikimt step with n.e 'idmance Monday nilil at I he regupiss, ; lar , fleet .'Hiicil to t'-that r i'':i,anies .linn d lie d t.ikr i!:,-i- r pities iiff the main streets ,,i.d put ihetn undi'rarnund. Temp :.ii :i lrstea l f unde: groundc.1 PLATFORM. s J -- Our B. A G. season opens The duck-huntiButter poaseses that October 1st. We have the best line Mnble, appetising, fresh flavor, a of ammunition In the city and the Kodak Finishing. prices are right Call and see us. GEO. A. LOWE CO. Tripp 140 25th St 3y JJjwrtwwiia. IM, 'vni-an-ie- - 90-d- ay -- c e uc.d , : ; Abbott Alaglnnia. Adam niedhtll. I. ( for a conference with William J. ltryan. Emmett; a termites. T. J. Paine. Ren All nthera left the room when llaskell! Ternr. James F. Riley, John L. Wike. itlered. Bryan and llaskell conferred George Wardlaw, A. T. Flanders. for fifteen minutea. When Sir. Bryan Fecund ward W. G. Kind, J. T. left headquarters at $ o'clock he left R. H. Wadman, Frank Welsgerljer, for Madison, Wla. He refused to disH. A. Anderson. C. J. Humphrls. Alex cuss the Haskell resignation of the poWilkinson. D, W. Evans. Henry Wes-le- r, sition of treasurer of the Mrs. Sarah E. West. Fred Vnll, national committee, or Haskell's probRlch-trWilliams. W. H. Wiliams, Pa-H- d able successor. It wae said at head8. Tracy. George H. Trtle. Joseph quarters that he might issue a stateSUNDAY NIGHT WILL BE THE Mrs. D. 8. Trarv. ment later. LAST OPPORTUNITY TO SEE THE Doran: alternates, Just iH'fore noon the reporters were SPLENDID BILL OF PICTURES FOR Mrs. James Doran. John Halliday. p. told to write out their questions and THIS WEEK. WE OPEN AT I P. M. O. Sullivan. .Third ward F. E. Klnnian. Samuel that Governor Haskell wou'd answer SUNDAY. ELECTRIC, "JUST LIKE Thomas, J. Stanley Dee. James Hiirmp, them. The questions were the same as HOME Togeph Anderson, Washington Jenkins, thos asked last night with a few ada Attorney Valentine Gideon leaves Augustus Anderson, William llarrop. ditional. Governor llaskell declared this evening for the west on legal H' H. Butler. Fred Hughes. J. J. 'that be did not know If J. B. Doolln. William the assistant treasurer, would resign. business that will take him to Beno, Driver. Haghcrt Anderson. He presumed that hla resignation had He H. lfal', .W. I. Underwood. Sacramento and San Francisco. Fourth ward Martin Cullen. A. H. aireedv been accepted, although he waa will be abeent from the city for a AL. Brewer. F. rot Informed to that effect. When Harris, llyrum Bclntip, week or ten days C. Martin. j asked what action he would take T,. Slilells, G. R. llelnan. l A. D. Brown. W. 8. Donaldson. A. E. against hla accusers, he said: EXCURSION TO DENVER Pratt, H. V. G william, T. D. Johnson, I "You read the law; you will then A leg. Rlrle. H. E. IVerv. Joseph Chea, know the limit." Via Denver A Rio Grande R. IL. Sept. Valentine Gideon. 8. T. Whittaker. John 4th. Round trip, $20.00. Sept. 17th and ' Seaman. C. C. Richards, Joseph Langs-Idor- f. NEW YORK, N. T, Bept. 2$. C. B 18th, round trip. $22.50; Sept 25th and JedclNh D. Skeen. accused by Frank 8. Monett 24th, round trip, $22.50 Stop over al- I Fifth ward 8. 8. Smith, Mrs. 8. 8. Squires, I offering to bribe him with $500,000 lowed. Smith. D. W. Catts, John Newey. Kd- - of i suite against the Rtandard nil ward Peak. P. A. Herdtl, J. C. Davis. to stop In Ohio, denied Monet "e affiMrs. W. 8. Jones. Marv Eckhart. Ir. jcomiuiny he (8qulree) at- davit t effect the that EXCURCONGRESS W. G. IRRIGATION Rgkfler, W. Frerl Rossner. George tempted to bribe Monett and Implicated T.neVhead, 8r.. George Lockheed. Jr., SION TO ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. T. 8. Browning. J. E. Browning, John F. B. Hqulrea, Frank Rockefeller and C. N. Haskell. He declared that JC. 8. Elderkln, T. P. Horn, t affidavit waa false In every Special train via Rio Grande, Sep- W. Herrick, Brown-Iti'- '. W. Mrs. W. W. Browning. tember 27th. Fare. $31.95 round trip. H. H. E. Mrs. J. Browning, Tlcketa on sale September 23rd-28talternates, Herman R. Dnkers, Side trips to City of Mexico and Grand Henry Carr, John A. Pny.e, W. A. CHICAGO, III., 8opt. 28. It was reported this afternoon that Millard F. MeGaw. Canyon of Colorado. Billings, Montana. Mr. Johnson was well known among local railroad men Klee Laura Holden of thle city, and la one of the best liked railroaders a ahorthand who frequently pass through Ogden. vho ha just completed count In the Ogden Bualneea College, COAL U. P. Rock Springs, Castle rft yesterday for Price, Utah, where iht ha accepted a position with the Oats and Clear Creek. Gillette Coal Consolidated Wagon and Machine Co. Co., 151 West 27th Street Phones, 1074. TO SALT LAKE EXCURSION A. T. Mltehelson. of the govern' tit O. B. L. Sunday, Sept. 17th. 11.10 ment forest service. Is In Salt Lake rand trip. All trains except hot An today, attending to business of the (riM Limited. service.. ' m " If you attend the Ogden Bualnean Buy your Coal of Ogden Sewer College, you will not have to pay tuitPipe A Clay Ce. Ts hot stuff" Phone ion In another school before you can 85 Ind. Yard 29th and Pacific, hold a position. Our pupils learn to be a and bookkeepers before stenographer Peter Macey and Sam Scott two they leave school, not afterward. vagi arrested In a barn, were given floaters out of the city by Fin Insurance. H. A. Sima, 410 15th. Judge J. D. Murphy Is city court to, --Dr. Epperson Is now located In the day. . First National Bank building. The graduates of the Ogden Business College are promptly placed in Auditor F. X. Hess, of the Harrl-n- u good positions. system of railroads, la 111 in thle All bartenders are requested to fty, but his friends assert It la only temporary and that In a few days he meet at Crawshaw Studio for pictures, IU again be at his poet of duty. Sunday 2:90 p. m. Fred R. Turner. a ,.f in i CIAL CONGRESS EXCURSION VIA SOUTHERN PACIFIC. Sept. loth. Oct. 1st and 2nd. Ogden to San Francisco and return. $40.00; returning via Portland, 155.00, and returning via Los AnAngeles geles, $50.00. Going via and returning via Portland or vice Final limit returning. versa, $85.00. November loth. hu Builnna College mark. are Is ' DONT SEE THE DEMOCRATS IN PRIMARIES FAIL TO GREAT WESTERN DRAMA. "THE NAME THEIR MEN CATTLE RUSTLERS," AT DREAM-LAN- ! --TIm Ogden IN OUR "GOOD SERVICE" The THE DISPLAY OF BEAUTIFUL EXCLUSIVE LINERY AND WEDNESDAY. jewd the 1 remaining here long enough to confer with Master Mechanic Malone of the Southern Pacific railroad, and Is visiting Pullman Agent KltnmeL o G. B. Cauffleld. a popular dining car conductor of the Southern Faeiflc railroad, has been granted a thirty-day- s vacation, and will spend tliat length of time at Ivnvcr. Hundreds of New Models arriving daily which you must see to appreciate WE ANNOUNCE M. McCormick, meeting inspec- tor of the Pullman Ivnver shops, in Ogden, en route to Seattle. He City Council. j WITH THE BEST FOREIGN DOMESTIC CLOSE AFFILIATION house adDESIGNERS and manufacturers give ENJOYED BY NO OTHERS. FON, ' Edict of the , ESTAB- PLANK Companies Begin to Comply With, e TERIAL PROMINENCE OF BEING THE HOUSE THE FOR WOMEN'S AND MISSES- THE HEBREW FUGITIVE NEVER FAILS TO GET APPLAUSE AT THE ODEON. SUBSTANTIAL A About filly-::- , e I'nlbd Sul, Army w,i, n: the ,ity toda The ha. I from iViU'.'.'.bt.. Ohio, ami are tlrolli.cl f. ir Foil Vi:i.t, near Sokalie. Waeiilligloii. WASHINGTON AVENUE. 33 PAGE FIVE. Omaha They enter, d this country at Xrw York City Stat:o:i remarked on the striktug beauiy of many of The iliiiilivn and young women. Tiny hil from 11 t 2429-2431-24- 25. 19C1 j E . |