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Show ' to ' t . ff . f 4 i 0 THE MORNING EXA3H2TER: MICiUELSOH MODEL EXAMINER TELEPHONES CIVIW AXOTHEB TEST ROOM EDITORIAL lndepende2 Phone...... ..No. ai M independent Finn Btll Pfions BUSINESS OFFICE Eighty Pounds of Dirt Put Through and Geld la Held Back. ! " nm ..... ell W'd. GLASUANN , Independent Phone . in Bell Phene.. .. . No. 153 of both telephone eyeteme cloecd after 8 p. ne. Royal Berber Shop. "New Location, and Grant. Cor. Twenty-fourth The aode fountain at the Dee Drug company's at ore la nowIn open forofthe B. charge summer's drink season B. Bilan, an expert mixer of wide experience. Mr. B. B. Bliss, the expert node die penser from Kekoe'a of Chicane la now in charge of the aorta fountain at the Doe Drug Ca For Earner tetyia drinks, THIS IS THE The model of the Michaelses Parent Flour Gold and Platinum machine, shleh made such a creditable showing ou Friday lust, was worked on material mine yesterday, from another gold which ia located within a few mllea of the one from whlrh the ore was taken to make the previous test and the result whs that a line of gold showed up on the edge of tha black sand in which were tens of thousands of small particles of free gold. The tailings were panned after they had passed through the machine and nor a color of gold showed up showing conclusively that the machine does Its The different prospector work well. w ho have seen the machine work are over the maebine very enthusiastic and It Is the comensus of opinion that it will save the gold that ia In the mountains here as perfenly aa on th" open up gold Snake river and will mines right here in our midst. The test yesterday was made on SO pounds of dirt sad ore and there are a nuuiher of prospectors awaiting their turn to have their stuff run through the machine to determine the worth of their mines as the machine haa been successful in bringing out every atom of gold and silver from the dirt placed therein. The machine, which ft must be remembered la simply the model for the larger machine will he worked dally hereafter at the residence of P. G. latnoreaux, 4R3 Canyon road, on material brought from the different places near Ogden where the gold has been OGDEN, UTAH, EXHIBITION WEEK STTyPAY IN THE BASEBALL BOWLING GAME ALLEYS FAIR Com- at Standing of th 1905. ARE III Miss Pearl Williams Gives Contest Editor Big Surprise and Will Surely be a Winner-Sets a Pace the Other Girls Should Follow. Playing of Hlghor Quality That In Old City League, as Playare Practice Mora. The attendance at todays baseball game at Glen wood Park will decide In whether Ogden is a great measure thoroughly nllve to the fact that a Pacific National team haa been organized in this city and that wilt during 16, C0IEIIT1 GIRLS COMMERCIAL IN OGDEN PACIFIC NATIONALS OUT INTEREST LEAGUE AT FEVER HEAT. FOR FIRST TIME. Will Play Cleveland Commission pany' Team From Salt Lake Glcnwood Park. APRIL MO 5X1X0, Team. and the latter with 2,100. These young ladles are said to have the unanimous backing of their respective towns, and if they don't make somebody hard to catch, then we are suffering a lapse of Judgement. Just what the high school glria did. all day yeaterday, can only be surmle-ed-. We rather suspect that they rounded up a goodly bunch of votes, show forth a and will presently strength that will throw dismay into the ranks of their competitors. The Hat la Increasing all the time, and the voting up to laat night stood aa follows: Miss Pearl Wllllama .. 130,650 39.900 Mias Marian Belnap . Miss Virginia Hamer 35,050 Mims IJIlian Newton . 30,260 57,750 Miss Nets Wright ... 54.620 Miss Kate Mills Miss Fern Farr 19,390 Misa I.uryle Packard 15,680 7,950 Miss Mary Nnrdqulst 6,310 Miss Agues Egan ... . 2.830 Mias Delay Vickery . 1.960 Miss Neva Hoy . 1,590 Miss Myrtle Ginis . . . For the Weber County Contest. Miss May E. Wsrdle. Blaterrllle. 8,280 Miss Mary Stewart, Plain City. .5.486 Miss Marie Paxton West Weber .2,106 Miss Olga Peterson, Huntsville. WOO 1,480 votes, had nothing to do with tha matter, that they built up tha property line aa they intended and that waa aa ter as their pan of the matter went. They claim that the rest iff the matter really belongs to the Hardware people, as it was their property and prciumed that when he got ready to mote, that he moved, and was the means wherewas agreement by the brought about. If it is true, aa is claimed, that the a matter has been settled to the of all. it will he a great source of relief to thoa who diallk-tsee anyone's interests ia the city affected by such a small matter. aatia-farrio- o SOAP ADVERTISERS ARE LOCKED UP Their Scheme Without a to Save Exponas. Worked Lie no If your young lady friend hustles by Officer Nel Herrick landed three without speaking to you these days, men at the police station yeaterday a the fans this season hand out to don't get mad. Yih her mind on afternoon, who were engaged la some good article of ball. that free trip to Portland, to be furnscheme for a certain kind advertising of a lineup Klara here in this issue what ished by the Sundard-Kxamincr- . of soup without the necessary ft. the players appears. From a study to attention time haa she to pay any cense, but. no arrests were made oa be seen at a of the lineup it will you, unleaa you have some votes for account of ft being a legal holiday. A glance that the exhibition game to be them. her will or material that the get complaint will be made out and served a played today ought to be meet interwho Now make want lo you fellows on Monday and a test case of the matwith your beat glrla, there's a hint RAILROADS' SrUABBLE esting. All of the Cleveland Comhit ter will be made. PLACE. mission companys players have, been show for you. We defy you to your ISNOW ADJUSTED It appears that the partlee la quesseen In this city before and the hard will budding affections In a way that tion are from Balt Lake and that they Co. last bunch Nye the tussle Location." New gave Ogden they Barber Shop. Royal them better. Don't aland bark Schumacher Smooth Over O. S. L. called upon the city recorder, but when April IS Z. C. M. I. va. Boyla Hard- please and Grnut. year will bo remembered by those who Cor. Twenty-fourtand let them do all the hustling for W. Diflicultiee. advised what the price iff a license and R. of Co. ware Several situation. on tab the kept themselves. It Isn't right, and if you would be, declared that It waa too high 19 Toggery vs. tha with will who April Los out. appear aet for the Woodmen players The local don't think they want to go, and want and that- iney would taka their April 20 Last and Thomas re. Og- to lobsters today are new quantities in It was stated evening that tha chances. Angeles last evening in their apeclal go awful hard, you juat glance over been have Steam den circlet hot baseball Laundry. Lake Salt Short Ogden the they On rearhlng Oregon train. tho Mtatistius that appear at the other qnabble between local bill posting and advertistried elsewhere and found to he able to April 21 Boyla Furniture Ca, rs. end of these remarks. will take up a labor with their fellow lane and the Rio Grande Western ingThe bureau of All objected to the procedure lovers article. show deliver the to real of new and the lattera Woodmen of that city try Ixxik at the remarkable speed de- over the connecting wilt swear out a complaint against the nailonal game should gu out today with the elding in front of the and men them the error of their ways In referThis Williams. spur Pearl Miss by veloped tomorrow. The men connectand lend encouragement to the boys lu new the ence to the hostility the Zion rontlng-rn- t extracted. Although tha Commercial bowl- young lady registered a vole of 100,060 Simmons Hardware companys affair state ed with are has bhown towards Fosters baud. The firet big machine of thla com- their preliminary game, commencing ing league la only one week old. tho yesterday. over 130,000. warehouse, had been amicably ad- anxioua to have the case that they ils Today tested, which The Salt Lake people take the Interest In tha outcome la almost aa Thla is a mighty dlisy pace she haa justed and the fight declared off. pany will be put to work the first of the season'! work. Some of the Short Line officials undoubtedly will be dors. keen aa ft was lo the laat week of the set for her Klstera. but the race Isn't ilist inasmuch as the Foster band May hy which it. la expected to be put musicians up and ready for operation and of were approached on the subject teams two who when is made np of we If had schedule, over City league Nevertheless, PENDER RETURNS yet to- course were tied for first and five for second that kind of a disposition, we'd bet a while admitting that they understood EXPOSITION COMMITTEE MEET when thla machine hae been they will not contribute any money WITH WILLIAM COOK place. the bands expeuses. wards pay-inset at work the progress will lie much dollar or two on the proposition that that the matter had been settled, About the first thing to Standard-Examine- r excur- stated that they did not know on what more rapid. Of course the present league have a hen the At two o'clock on Monday next tha BODY OF PAUL JONES. he run through the larger machine will Man Wanted Hare for Forgery lie the advantage of having something sion starts for the exposition, Mias terms. It la admitted that the genlie two car loads of sand and gravel more than honor to play for and that Williams won't be one of the "also-rans.- " eral traffic manager, T. M. Schumacher Lewis and Clark Exposition committee Back From Stockton, Brought was In the city yesterday and of the state will meet with the gover in Itself, lends much toward the InWashington. April IS. The State that will be brought here from Snake While Miss Williams la far In tho it la supposed that It waa through .the nor for the purpose of furthering tha department today made public the rfver. City Detective Pender returned yes- terest taken by the players themselves cablegram received laat night from terday afternoon from Stockton, Gal, which must result In better work, and lead, peddling for dear life, she wants efforts of thla gentleman that the af- plana uf the state' a representation at Portland. Commander Porter at Paris In which In the rear. fair waa adjusted. where lie bad gone to bring to this better work mcana more Interest for to look out for those STONE Thla will be the first meeting at The watchman who haa been on he announced that the body of John LOVEL HAS LET one William Cohen, who ia wanted the supporters of the teams and an ad- While tho lHtter seem to be Jogging city The found. Paul Junes had hern FURNISHING CONTRACT iu this city fur forgery, committed dition to the force of bowling clan leisurly along, they may be reserving duty at the scene of hostilities since which the governor will be present tha trouble first began was still there since hla return from Portland, and tne several months ago. Cohen was land- list. cablegram described the finding of the their eirengih for the tlnal sprint. casket and the idem Ifleat ion of the He la Now Off to Leadvlllo Where He ed in the city bastile and hla case will Ro far the Toggery la the only houan The latest entries in the race are last evening and apparently had no knowledge gained by him la expected to be of material Interest to the com. come up Inter on. body by Doctors Fapaillaut and Haa Anothsr Building that has uniformed their team and It Miss Slav Stewart of Plain IHly and orders to discontinue hla watch. The cablegram fully bears out The R. G. W. people will not talk mitteo In the formulating of their on Hand. The aiory told in connection with cannot be gainsaid that the boys look Miss Marie Paxton of West Weber s diapahcltes of the Associated the arret. an told by tha police, ia handsome In their white shirt waists The former starts from the tape with on the matter and state that they plana. published this morning. Tom Lovell, who baa the contract lo the effect that Cohen was wanted and raps. No doubt others will follow new federal fnr the building, hy the Pinkerton Detective agency fnr this example and there la really no where forgery and a description of the man reason why they should not all be unifnr leaves Leadville, ha haa anothar government building had been sent to Ogden in addition formed tho same as la the custom In in the course of construction, after to the other suctions of the country. baseball, football or any other sport. A short time after the description which he expect! to return to hla homo But unforms do not make good play In Denton, Texas, and will not re- had been received here reports began era and the men on the different turn to Ogden for about two months. to coma in from some of the local teams, both uniformed and tinnnl In shaking wltn a repreanntaUve of houses to the effect that Cohen, who formed, are putting in much of their --ANDthla pH per lent evening, Mr. Iiovell was a trareling salesman for Stone spare time la practice, which must staled that he had let the contract Bros., Jewelers of Chicago, had passed result In some good. In fact, that for the furnishing of the stone during checks on them on a Pueblo firm, seemed to be one draw back In the thous- whlrh were found to be bogus. the part week. Twenty-threCity league, for many of the men did Thii location of Cohen gave the of- not play at all excepting In a regular and feet of aandatone will be shipped man whom the league game and naturally the work here In the rough from Rawlins. ficers a clue to the Wyo., and the 3,600 feet of granite Pinkertons were looking after, but he turned out was not so good aa it might for the building will come from Texaa had flown the coop and it was later have been. s learned that he had played the same Creek, Colo. The Rushmer Optical and A large batch of samples of the mar game in Balt Lake also. teams both made a very The man was arrested in Stockton creditable showing during the past tertal to be used in the construction You see sure to be Suited from have been shipped to Washington, through the rtreular sent out by the week and these two aggregations will eur Moat Excsllant Line where they must be passed favorably detective bureau and they were no- be hard to beat out, but then In Judgupon before the work other than the tified, but, knowing that the- - mxn ing from the make up of the teams excavation can be done and this will was wanted in thla city the Pinker- there ought not to he a poor team In tons advised ihe Stockton authorities the whole league. The first draw back take some time. Once thla procedure hu been gone to turn their prisoner over to the lo- that has been experienced la la the throngb and tho material received the cal officers, which was done aa toon placing of substitutes on the teams work will be rushed to a rapid com- a the necessary paper could be made and unleaa the regular men are on Cleveland, Eagle and out. near every game, the pletion. hand for It was stated by the polire that substitute pretty rule will hurt the game, Reading Standard confessed to Cohen the and haa crime MICHIGAN BANK CLOSES. One of the games during the past The Reduction Slows That We Desire a hia conviction oa the charge will be week saw three substitutes on the All Old Reliables. e Owosho, Mich., April 15. The of short matter a a time, ' was only the as a result game teams and Thorough Cleanup. bank of M. L. Stewart and rum-pun- y so interesting as it should not nearly ono of this of the city, largest Our Repair Department BIG HORSE MIE hare been, in fact, quite a few of the ON SALE THIS WEEK 50c the 5 Dozen Odds and Ends Kid Gloves private banking Institutions of men la the league are opposed to Its doors cloned and poai-c- d today stale, We are finely equipped to til to have which will of Flaln City has Jusf the rule, probably 99c Lyman Skeen 15 Dozen $1.25 Lambskins a notice, saying that the Concern's kinds cf light repairing . beaffairs were In the hands of the Detroit completed the sale of forty head of be overcome one way or the other 40c Womens Hosiery, fancy of schedule. the 99c exceeding Iti.OOO. fore the dose Trust company. The bank's deposits horses for a sum 5 Dozen $1.50 Real Kid SEE US AND GET OUR PRICES. Of course the old way was objechave been estimated at moi-Imported lisle thread, than a This batch of horses la considered are there many half million dollars. No statement of the finest in the pgunly and la the tionable to some, hut $1.50 25 Dozen $2.00 Real Kid.a new stripes assets and liahllities hue been given result of a trip through the state of who think that with the proper care old & H. C. Idaho hy Mr. Skeen about two or three In the selection of "auba" that the out. tho horsey were rule will be better all around and monthe ago when 2528 WASHINGTON AVE. would keep up the Interest In the Vienna. April Rauch bought up. ' Of the leading Mr. Skeen la one OPPOSITE CITY HALL. Von Frankenthum who haa been ill la plsy. horsemen In this section of the country The showing during the present now out of danger. and hla good Judgement received week should exceed that of the past very creditable recommendation by the week, when the Rushmer boys made the beat score and won the first five completion of Ihe above sale. The horses are now at the stock pounds of candy, with which to treat by yards and will be shipped to California their wives and sweethearts, and enthis morning at nine o'clock. the way, the ladles are quite as thusiastic as the men over the conless than SALVATION ARMY LECTURE. tests. Resulting in a sale of Tailored Suits at about one-thir- d The Individual averages for the should command die JUST RECEIVED HERE. sale that you'd expect before Easter. A Staff Captain Dale will give the past week are given herewith qpd are season In but hi very creditable. Indeed, the S people of Ogden an evening attention of every woman interested in distinctive attire. popular Illustrated lecture. "Sunshine is too young yet to tell much from The Miffs splendid America." the percentage columns: Shadows." or "Light in Darkest Individual Percentages. livery is to he reinforced by llluai rated songs with violin accompaniment in charge of Ensign (laUarher, of Balt I Hike City, whoea splendid vocal shill ties aro known to the people of Ogden. The lecture Is vividly portrayed throughout by scenes front real life, Silk projected on 350 square feet of canvas And they are all beauties; full by the wonderful Mi march Kiheoptlcan bloused front and yoke, all fancy lime light. and tucked, lace and medallion trimAdmission, adults 25c, children 15c. med; all the best ):i value, at a Proceeds go to aid the army'a orphan price lhat all shrewd buyers will homes and rescue and alum work. One recognize a the biggest kind of a night only. Tuesday, April 15, at bargain, for yon know yourself o'clock, at Army Hall. OC that the silk alope is worth more; choice THESE GOODS CANNOT BE TOLD FROM STERLING SILVER UNLESS YOU LOOK AT THE STAMP ON THE BACK In over 50 of tho latest, moat I style, made of nolld color, fancy and changeable silks, elaborately & ! The following arc the arrivals at the trimmed with tucking, ahlrringa, etc.; new. stylish waists, new sleeves; kiltReed for the pant 21 hour. AT THE BIG CLOCK WASH. AVE. Several style Ban Francisco : ed skirts, in fact, every new mode i Joseph GnldMione fi- F. T. .1. Newman, in these new included in this magnificent showing., New York; John mo.1New York: A. G. Menard. Ban and aa for price, we will aave you RAG it . to one-thirFrancisco: W. J. Colley. Omaha: G. E. varying el, to Platte. Chicago: T. C. Porieuua, Denelighiiy to conform ver; E. M. (.(aliens, Rochester: J. Y. Bock, Omaha: Dr. Henry K. Fendler. different build of figNew York: D. C. New York: R. E. Devoy. New York: I. - Grogs, ure, but all alike in givPortland: II. O. Chm. Chicago: EdSilks were never ao beautiful aa this season. Th designer' art never mond Mellcn, Cambridge. 51a.; II. F. reached so high before. We have gathered lavishly for tha present ing that gracewn are Taperfully Quint, Cambridge, Mhh.; Alie 8. Diaspring season. Tha display that greets yen here is one of which mond. Cambridge. Mu.: .1. H. Bidle-maing shape to proud, and wa have price news of special groups of silks that adds anBt. Paul: Win. 11. Hoefer. Chithe waist other etirrlng note of Interest, not alone becauee of cheapness, but bethat fashion cause of desirability and excellence of tho Bilks offered. cago: Ja. A. Maguire. San Kninclsco: A. A. Mirth. Colorado Spring: F. A. demands. Choose From These Unmatcbable Specials for Active Selling Holt. Boton, Ms.! M. Goldolf, New Prices York: D. G. Miller. Denver; A. II. and i35fl Best Wash Silks a a 29c WASH BILK a e a e e a $1 to $3.50 Fleming. Philadelphia: Sir. and Mr. Wide Yard hn-Black Tn Pm Wide U3 .1. Yard t. S. Collin low I' and high fit .(! I.und. Philadelphia: de Sole at oooe-e2T affCU City: Givi. H. Bleed, Point, lamkou: They fit and wear as only R & G corset do. Every pair guaranteed. Fred Burl. C!! : !. Herrick. City; C. etc. C. Richard .Jr. Civ; ). Whit more. h xhI-lio- a lt - Shtipe-Wllllam- n non-unio- n s Cap-Ha- the-Pari- mu BASE BALLS LAST &THOMAS BASE BALL e A rousing sale SUPPLIES of Ladies Stunning Easter Garments, Kid Gloves, Hosiery, Silk and Lawn Shirt Waists, Silk Shirt Waist Suits, Tailored Suits, New Silks, etc., at marvelous reductions, Bhupe-Wllllam- BICYCLES Easter Glove Clearance Special Hosiery : Purchase prl-val- .... Qrj. Hansen Son, 15.-Pre- mier One Third Off -- Remarkable Suit Purchase NEW PLATED TABLE WARE Finished in French Gray Knives Salad Sots and Forks Fish Sets Spoons Berry Sets Cream Ladies IceCrcam Sugar Sets . de-an- d Stylish Silk n Shells SUITS 1 ....q).s REED HOTEL JmS Lewis Shirt Waist Waists TAFERWGWMSi Co,, Jewelers and Opticians RG COPSE' i one-fourt- h VeHicles The New Silksand Some Price News Cultivation . Will be next in order we are prepared to you out with beet cultivators, K EVERYTHING POR THE FARMER iatMMite'$l'19 99 Burton ImpIementCo. 2320 W. F. Burton, WASHINGTON Manager Mitchell Wagons VENUE OGDEN, UTAH Osborne Mowers 1 New York: G. Miichell. New York: V Ambrose am! wife, St. lamia: j. c. Ikmzigcc. Portland. Ore: E. Ohtlger! wile and non. New Philadelphia Ohio: O. li. Hunt. Chicago; E. E. Wheil. Chicago: John K. Kane. IViner, Cola: P. I. Kelly Omaha Neh.: W. Brown. City: J. S. MatHiew. Cincinnati C. J. Sprout Salt ..ake; Gordon IV Kinder. City; C. I.. Mi l Hire. Ball Francisco. Skirts at Cost QUESTIONS UNCLE SAM. ' FL retcraPnry. April 15. The Ru today remark, referring to the from Washington published here yesterday on the subject of the Japanese assurance in regard tu openl.Y- The mlreiiicnr of ing"Ifhostilities: Mexico. April the telegram 1 true, Japan de Metcalf yeaterday from ceived ihe l'nie( State. Why has .he National Railway or Mexico lias a the l'niied waited fourteen in the ol JurkMin m V inonth world know ibis Bmiih general passenger agent, lie I li ro did tun heit'e whn hy Fret h chars--Kiisk':- H. Young. with hrr pmiulj-c- "' i Just. 5n0 of them: every one new and all bargains so great that, ihey will sell themselves. New, stylish, and the very kind you want, all at cost. Shirt Waist Suit Silks 49c, 59c, 78c, 89c, 95c, $1.09 Per Yard THREE EASTER SPECIALS IN MUSLIN UNDERWEAR Curet Covers, made of good quality nainsook, hath lore and embroidery trlmmsl. perfect filling; worth Special 75c ; ra jUC Drawer, made cf muslin, cambric and nainsook, trimmed with tacked ruffle, ruffle, lace and emCfk broidery trim me-!-: JVJC qmih'iy Regular C 7.--- Ladles' Long Skirts, made with cambric and. nainsook tops, nit 1 tucks. flea, of hemstitched ruffle trimmed with in-- d 1 Oil I acrtlon of lace; special |