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Show EXAMINER: THE MORN'INTr SALT OP, DEN, ETA IT, PENDAY MORNINO, MAY 7, 190.V aa W. WlegU, R. Dodds. .1. H Hinton, Mr. liorstal, A. McCIke. R. ,v. Young, lake department Jr., 1 ihe manager of the L. D. 8. V, Great Sale in Our crowd. came down The crowd from the regular train. No. 12, wir.ch ia The following due here at 10:33. FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT ahitcs from Logan are participatMo.rs. Snyder, Kennedy, Lar ing: son, Ili:i, Ray llove. Merlin Hovey, Ready-to-VVe- ar Rawlins, Roueche and Allen. between here and Ogden, relieving Tintic, two car trom Bingham and T. J. Marshall of the Logan JourNevada. of coin. their one car from passengers nal wa along with the Ixigan delegaThe local police could file no comtion aud acted as starter at the meet. On account of dreary weather, we have placed on sale our A m eting of the director! of the plaint against her, and she wu orderof the Following are the official ed to leave town at once. Her alleged Consolidated Mercur has been called meet a: entire stock of ladies and misses tailor-mad- e suits, silk companion was not located by the for May 15, and the prospects of postof Salt Lake City: M'hitney Referee, ing a dividend in June is being freely starter, T. J. Marshall of Logan; Clerk police. silk shirt waist suits, wool skirts and coats. discussed by local shareholders. of Course, W. M. McKendiick of Ogrr STOCKING WORK. FISH LoMeters. Jensen of judges. o'clock p. m. yraPresident William B. Mucklow of den; field Lake City and j Pr0 gan, Bennion of Salt slid hi hand along . for stockthe the propThe companys Mining Majestic shipment spring Tiack judge. 1 Rutherford of Ogdi-nd the a pU Your choice of 200 suits of atreama, ponds and lakes erties, In Beaver county, has returned Mesrs. Brats of Ogden. Steffcnaoa . ing price. of ih iWotile. the M j0 "tl,e throughout I'tah will have all been from tlie diggings, much pleased with ligan and Thoma of Ogden. TimeBalt ot Your fine choice exclusive 50 t -suits, made that is two in the with the but progress being exceptions. fpffi1 keeper, Bean of Bail Lake City, Blakra-leI,, of the Saints roniyleted Next Thursday State Fish and Uama Old Hickory ground. 33 off. of Ogden and Baiker of Ixigan. copies of Imported models, John Commissioner will Sharp ship to Announcer, Prof. Thomas McKay of Vh. rare of the netting t!5,Giio trout fry to Utah Your choice of stock of ladles county to Ogden. Wk.d,Ud tarcwrll to the aWnlng stock the waters of that place and the conclusion of the track and Upon The huatwnds and suits cost. manufacturers In the week Salt Lake county field roalesia tbs L. D. S. U. team of to their wive. Uter good-bwill receive Its allotment. This will Salt Lake and the M. S. A. team of Your choice of 250 ladles walking close the season of shipil Ogden crossed bats in a match game Tapering Waist R. & G. Corsets watcher ea the plat practically ping. waa cost less. of There considerable baseball. thore from Ihlch'wa. new echoed These ! 2 Interest manifested in thin game and models gi v e train, they were gone. The SALT LAKE NOTES. 160 and voile cost and less. while there were some good plays there ifth.Salt Uke had left to clasp that stylish wild one made on some were also i Angelea. to definition of men the ha and silk jackets. Special values In both aide. Had not the Weber Slake wa. ed There were many lads who reportthe waist and ? vth . happy crowd which court yesterday. to the Juvenile to in off fireworks the the allowed the go before the Tapering upon the platform They were called upon to bring reports filth inning they would have shut the line men who were going from various persona showing what shape onee visitors out out without a run. la the which btdi. Some had red com-Kithe children Remember every garment in our ready-to-we- ar done had last the during thia inning Chadwick became a little depart fashie the Spring ?eUlnat they bcionged two weeks. made seveial exand throws wild confused the whom ions MAKES 64 POINTS TO LOGAN STUand less. impercost at ment dub proper for whieh allowed several men to score. In hr President Clara DENTS 40. atively carB. Stephens president of the thia particular inning it eemed aa is rfCwVnSd and other, wore white Y.Frank beC. M. A., will deliver a lecture ball none of were the and were the greaw.i telling that they ry a full line the members of the Nineteenth Baseball Gama la Won by Weber Stake players could hold It. In the other Inwere going out fore of styles and Y. M. M. 1. A. 6:20. iha city father who Ward at tonight D. and L. Who the tail Basts good nings they played Academy sizes a high the weat to congratulate the city Subject: The Higher . Citizenship. 11 it found U. U. I D. difficult 7. a 8. to boys by Se and low buat. of a aiter city and proclaim The public ia Invited. connect with to Chadwicks had left thing ihi Prices $1 to greatne. of the city they curves. S.50.Every R A C. OKelly, Riverside, Cal., Frank was a for OgYesterday of Ihe gala day The result of 10 game pleased G corset is Tlwapeclal train wni made up prominence a few den. Fully one thousand students met the Welier Stake atudents exa who leaped Into 7 regular Pullmans. a diner, guaranteed. montha ago by marrying Mrs. Allen ti. at the Glenwond baseball grounds to pression. They are proud beyond of their Jrtor car, aud a combination baggage Campbell, worth several miUiona. Is at watch the athletics of the R. Y. C. of baseball tram and rejoice with them and amoking car. on financial la He here the D. and L. S. Kenyon. the of Salt in the victory over the vLltora (nun l lagan crert crowd waa at tha atation buaineaa His wife is In California. Lake City in field and track contest, Zion. That both trtma need mors and God apeed. The to hid good-bthe ball the W. A. of 8. and of practice in closely contested games ia LOCAN AND THE UNIVERSITY players train: follow inf people left upon the The Reviewera club gdll meet to- thia city and the team from the L D. evident from tha number of wild plays morrow at the home of Mrs. W. K. S. U. In a match baseball game. The made. aHIHCOPAL CONFERENCE. T. J. Marshall, city editor ot lha Adania. The program will conaiat of Held contest between the visiting athand the Following la tha line-ua paper on Victor Hugo and Hia Lea lete resulted In a victory for the score by Innings: Tignn .Inurnal, who act;-i-l in thn capTimeAftar Miserable., by Mrs. Adams, assisted bunch from Zion by the score of G4 W. 8. A. L. D. 8. U. acity of a track official at the Interpminaaa Beuien ia Cloaad ly Discussions. by Mrs. Richards, who will read sel- point to 40 pointa. The baseball game Gragun. , ,C. .Dodds collegiate meet held here yesterday, novel. Several wa won by the Weber Stake Academy Chadwick. in an iniervlew with a reporter ections from the p,...,.McCloiikey will also be given. by the score of 11 to 7. .Lind of this paper, stated that the strong Jensen, , The third annua, conference of the musical numbers It was inspiring spectacle to see Shaw , diatrict Horsfall feeling whlrh waa engendered against ,2b , gerenth Eplaeopal miaaiouary The numerous German societies of such a crowd of atudents all aglow Doxry , Balt Lake City among the cltlsena or i ita buaineaa aeaaion yesterday ,3h,,,,aCarrlngan t,-the city will meet at Unity hall to- with enthusiasm and patriotism for Campbell Cache county metropolis has not ; Hlamquiat noming. morrow evening to do honor to the their respective achoola. During the Budge . .l.f. ., ,M Iggil been eradicated. During the aeaaion butfness methoda The people In Igan are very anx- - j achoola memory of the great German poet, time the contests were on the air was Belnap a lllltou gf raising funds for tha Sunday which occurred kept reverberating with college yella. McKay Schiller iouK, said he, to cultivate a better! vn diicuaaed from religioua and Frederick ,,Br.f.,,,,,.,,.Wrlgbt and stronger fraternal feeling bo- Christopher B. Diehl Only those who have attended college May 9, 1705. ethical standpoints. Ger- will fully appreciate the college spirit tween them and the residents of Og- The member and delegatea passed will deliver the oration and all speaking the German No other can. Ordinarily to hear girls W. 8. A I 0 1 3 0 3 1 0 -- 11 den. Tbe stand taken by Salt a resolution Indorsing the Pacific mans, or thoseinvited to attend. yell at the top of their voices would L. D. 8. U 0 0 0 0 5 2 0 0 City on the joint University propoal-- 1 Chuchman, published at 8an Francis- language, are be considered ediand which j lion created a feeling in ia undigniimproper which Dean of of Gnllway Hums of and Umpire es University Mrs. Constance fied, hut upon the occasion of a school Utah. of The funeral Ogden could, if she would, take ad- tor, u the official organ of the aeventh Thatcher Klbley, who died at Pasa- meet the girl who will not yell for tha vantage of In a buaineaa way. Your ; Biiakmary diatrict. will be held from atheletea from her own school Is conmen do find, and On the 20th of this month when the wholesale By resolatlnn it waa decided to draft dena last Wednesday four o'clock sidered unpatriotic. Fair glrla yester- Interstate meet will be will continue to find a hearty wel-- ! g letter of sympathy and condolence the Logan tabernacle at Balt held at ex-- J The Oregon Short day vied with each other in trying to Lake to Bishop Fu'nsten of Boiae, who wna this afternoon. the Weber Academy crowd come in our rlty. The friendly Line train leaving here at 10:20 this maka the moat noise, concordant or will goCity unable to attend the conference b down In a body. Their base- p regions whieh were received from i' cauae of a aerere attack of inflammamorning will be met at Cache Junction discordant, it mattered not, just so ball team will very likely play the Ogdon business men when the college by a special for the accomodation of they yelled. L. D. 8. U. team in the morning and fight was at ita height created the I tory rheumatism. most friendly feelings in response. Upon the we--t side of the grounds the field and truck contest those friends who desire to attend the A rising rote of thank, waa extend will take the Weber Stake hand, under the diAt the next election party lines for her hos- funeral from hero. ed to Un. In the afternoon. rector of Prof. Nichols, waa stationed place will be obliterated, if the feeling of Harness, pitality aad courtesy in entertaining An Informal reception in honor of th the present day he taken as an IndiThroe University students will he nnd rendered stirring selection that visiting atudents waa held last the clergy and delegatea at her home evening meet. lent to In interest make cation the actions the future. at tne the In the Fourth Ward Amusement Hall. of We of a specialty of High Grade Harness and great Thinks were the orators at the Socialist meeting aad ait gallery Friday. The three grand ntend the college band from thh no of ia There upon and Federation hall tonight. feeling diversity i lo expressed to the local bishop taa-The 2279 Washington Avc. Stock Saddles. a Karl L. D. 8. U. also played a numlier of achoolastudent of the three church the one paint the Joint university dtrgy for the car. that had been young men who will apeak are Alexfellowin mingled Jolly good aroa ejections, but with no discredit te ship and let the factional diffrrenrea proposition. The question asked will of the comfort and I or the enter-UharHopkins, Dale Parke and Daniel In the them it must be said that the W. B. of How do you stand with regard of tha guests. ander, who will represent Utah the be forgotten In the plenum be: to the university?' We feel that by Colora da Br resolution a committee waa apThey krill A. band had them beaten on the quali- of the day duliate with occasion. of the The president to wialt the question, Resolved, ty of music dished out to tha student!. Student body of the L. D. 8. U. ex- taking away the engineering depart grave of the laie speak on Sited Leonard the from Our school the stuand place upon it a That the closed shop la benefical to The latter orgr.niation have improved pressed the thanks of the students for ment A Ine musical wonderfully In a lew months time and the dent! would not receive a complete wrath as a tribute of lore and respect American industry. tenbeen had that royal reception 1 reflect great credit upon the institution dered them Industrial education. The Inlentlon 'iha committee named were Bishop program will be given. by, the Weber Stake Aca- of the Balt lAkera wus, of course, to of which they are student a. XichdU aad Dean Eddie. The visit to All students. theviaitora seemed demy The results in both the track and to be roh us of the engineering course. lu (rare will be made this afternoon, highly pleaaed with the warmth field events were far from being SAIT LAKE MIH1MC HEWS. and tha other delegatea will accomPractically all of Lwan'a business of the received and go relations in the pa- -t have been with reception they That there was great interA collect will be pany the committee. back to Balt Lake to and City Logan Halt like City, but that will not be est in the outcome, however, cannot Hid at the grave. ON THE EXCHANGE. be gainsaid. Student of colleges di carrying nothing but tbe best of feel- tbe case should any Inierurhan lino The delegatea went to Saltair Beach the W. 8. A. students. connect Ogden and l,oran by bands of consideration ings toward during tha afternoon. Common sense in an uncommon degree is At the close of the weeks business not take the time Intowon Wiley Cragun, preaident of the W. 8. steel. The buaineaa relations between who think of but The conference will be brought to a on the stock tbe event, only near-al- l yesterday, exchange A. student to the body, replied speech to was aa the one and whether it from their the Weber county metropolis Suing close this evening with a man what the world calls wisdom.1' The man etocka were given better prices school or not. Joe Smith, of the L. and said that if they should come to Cache county metropolis should ha meeting at tha Salt Lake theater. Reprthan, those quoted Friday. that would be it the effort again Ogden becoland the two cities will esentatives of all other Christian or who makes provision for himself in old The volume of business for the week D. 8. U. won more points for hla of the local school to do belter even fostered come even closer friend-- , both gaaiutiona are Invited to be present. waa smaller than for many weeks past lege than any other one man. With- than did this 'the time, they special and in business. will be end prices have been hammered down out him the Salt Lakers would have train Among the speakers, who age or his family if he should die certainly carrying the Salt Laker home been beaten. heard on Interesting and instructive The recent mining development'; low. 11 o'clock. tremendously left about the Rfo themes, are the Right Rev. W. F. Nicfv ground ligan may cause Following are the results of the exercises wisdom. Carlaa sold Ajax aold 500 at 14 4 Grande Western to build a branch oil, ud the Right Rev. W. H. Mora one lot at 15 and advanced a half track events: EXCURSION DAY TO SALT line there. A number of 100 yard dash: Esther Parry, L. D. FIELD mineral had. The services will begin promptly cent; Silrrr Shield sold 200 at 26, and LAKE MAY 13TH. at 8 o'clock. claims are giving Rood assays and seconds; Louia Uncle Sum let go of 600 at 40; New 8. U., first, time 10 L. D. 8. U second. the outlook in mlnlug in that section York went up to t6 and 600 shares Parry, 120 yard hurdle: ' M. Hover, B. Y. C., The Rio Grando will run an excurs- la very bright. ELKS ENTERTAIN. were disposed of. JOHN HERRICK, State Manager H. Jackson, L. D. 8. ion for those wishing to wltncaa the Tetro was unsteady between 21 and first, time 18 second. field between U., WILLIAMS RE NOMINATED. day sports Ogden, Salt A large number of Elks, from out- 23 and Wabash waa forced down to 1 mile run: Allred, B. Y. C., first, Lake and Park City high schools at side the state were guests at the Elka $1.70 on tha sale of only 400. Co. 5 5 40 lime 13th. minutes aeconda; Leroy Salt Lake, May C. On the open hoard Lower Mammoth club during the week. Among the May Ore., Mayor Portland, L. D. 8. UM second. Special train will leave Ogdsa at 11 George H. William, waa waa drawn out at reduced prices, Bateman, number wu G. W. Xesbit, of Ogden. 220 yard dash: E. Parry, L. D. 8. a. m, returning leave Salt Lake at for Other guesti were J. R. Constable, of touching 23- - 4 cents, and May Day mayor of thia city by the RepubliBasement Reed Hotel U first, time 2 5 second; B. Lund, 11:30 p. m. 2 on cents 22 the to Xew York took a can aprlnt o. 1, party In direct primary today by the original Elk 1dM for tha round trip, D. 8. U., aeoond. L. Fare or i some Dr. of a plurality of Lfttiii. Harry Ijine. big consignments lodge founded by Charles Vivian, in strength 440 yard run: Joseph Hill, B. T. C, that are coming from the mine. l&M, and W. L. received practically the unanimous Kennedy, Colorado ore 55 time L. H. first, second; Jacluon, Y8AYE SPECIAL via Rio Grande support of the Democrat a Springs, Cola: C. Murray, W. W. The market dosed on the following D. 8. U., second.- Western. Fare SUM round trip, leav Wheaton and Charles Kelaon, quotations: 220 yard hurdle: Durango, L. D. L. 8. Parry, 7:00 p. m, returning 11:40 ing Ogden Cola: C. W. G. Lyon, chaplain. Grand STATUE OF HUGO UNVEILED. U, first time 28 Allen, B. Y. C, p. m. Junction. Colo.; M. Timmons and TINTIC ORE SHIPMENTS. . second. PREACHER KILLED HIS WIFE. murder of hla wife, Mrs. Genevieve George M. Crumley, Victor, Rome, May 0. The atate of Victor 3 mile run: Cola; Rawllna, B. Y. C, . New Albany, ind., May 6. Rev. Hutherlln, whose death resulted OcAugust Drumm. Denver, Colo.; R. O. May 6 A freight train Hugo, presented by the Franco deagtie Ore shipments from the Tlntlc dis- first, time 2 minutes Philadelphia, 21 Graham, Pocatello, Ida.: H. trict were a few cars short of the reg- Wiley, L. Tu. U., second. seconds; on the Reading and Philadelphia rail- of Paris to the city of Rome, waa un- Ulysses G. Biithcrlln, former pastor tober 12, 1904, from hanging at her Hogh, Into a troly car, killing veiled today In the presence of King of tha Park Christian church In this home In Silvergrove, a suburb of this 8ale shrinkage waa ind.;G. w. Klrkse, Baker ular output. The 2 mile relay race was won by road crashed woman Cliy, Ore.; R. E. Wells, Kansas an unknown and Injuring three Victor Emmanuel, the French ambas- city, la under arrest on a grand Jury city.. The coroner at that time recaused storms. recent by IT. 1 D. 2 in sec8. 37 the L minute Cltjr; with the turned verdict of suicide. The output waa as follows: sador and many distinguished guest a indictment charging him Chicago; Jesse Lanza, onds. The following runnera took part men, one seriously. Cars. in this race: A Wa,kCT 8a Antonio. L D. 8. U. W. Lund, r--: 8 L. Eagle 4 Blue Bell. Schell, El Hfhckson and E. Parry; W. F. McLaughiin. Park Pao, Yankee CYonaolldated 7 H. Y.Parry, Tl, C. Beheld er, L. W. Larson, A. City; uullioa-Becwme A Robertson, Eureka; H. ... 5 B. Kennedy and Jon. Hill. An accident A Gemini., 9 ehaip nnd 0. W. Rainier. befell one of tha B. Y. C. runnera on 4 ,, Ajax the home stretch relay which put him 7 out. CHETTLER COMPROMISES. Cariaa of the race. He waa suddenly 2 Grand Central eeied with a cramp in the leg Juat upon 2 .. mammoth R H- - Bchlettler met starting and E. Parry had no one to I compete May against on the home stretch. 4 ,ccfl,twl the offer of Uncle Sam Consolidated are the result a si the field Following JJropromlie recently made by Schet- 81 Centennial Eureka events: Pole vault, B. Reeves, L. D. 8. 4 U., first, height 9 feet four Inches; M. th offer. Schettler Swansea B. Y. C., second, 9 feet. Hovey; the hSJ2'0 Brigham wreet 146 Total bread jump: Hnvey, B. Y. Running a part Concentrates Uncle Sam mill.... 4 C.- . Ant, distance 19 2 feet; Schneider, B. Y. C., second. BOSTON QUOTATIONS. Shot put: J. Smith, L. D. 8. U, Remember The wonderlul success ol our $11.98 suit sale compels us .to contlnue.lt till May 14. SeTsSetSf'th. hme deluded in Inches Hovey, R4 ? first, 35 feet 6 hank, and valued at 13 The closing quotations on Boston Y. C., second. her $2,500 In cash from choice ol any suit ln.our house lor were as follows: Running high Jump: J. Smith, L. PjntT.7.?aII!LPd on the Bale of stocks D. 8. U., first, 6 feet 2 Inches; Reeves, Amalgamated 80 L. D. 8. U., second. a tax debt on the Bingham 31832. Brigham treet Hammer throw: J. Smith, L. D. 8. Consolidated Mercur 45860. home of $380. U., flrt 89 feet 2 Inches; Kelson, B. Daiy West 19 4 8 13 Y. C., second. WEEK HEALTH Utah 45 8 43. REPORT. ' There were exciting finishes In Mining-- 30 . United SUtea number of the events although Board 01 Heath Ihr1therl0,Lthe great records' were made. Nuggeta mtwiTmijh0W.fd fortjr Wrtl. About 10:20 a. m. the special train twenty-thre- e fe-Xew from Zion, consisting of five care and to has gone Kewhouse Samuel for the same period a'JPalh York to meet with directors of the carrying about three hundred stuof e 8fven,een: dents, arrived at the Union Depot A Wnle and eight Boston Consolidated. froia'ie- - throJ ent, delegation of W, 8. A. student met , M f7L7.n'rTS,d'nts- - three male Charles Rood of the On- - the train and. amid the enlivening close cash prices lor $15, $18, $20, $82.50 and $25. II you No suits Manager These suits sell four bodies rhipp ! out of the c'ity.andTwo 01,1 at Park atr yettfrdr strain of music hy the band from the hrnn L. D. 8. U, the large crowd marched on the at B01" work ha !.i0rJ.n?rinnt- - The contagious ,n',Pecjin 'will call ana look our suits over you will agree with all the many that have taken advantage of our up th street. At the corner of Twen J0r J.he Week numbered tflen. I ty fifth street and Washington avenue a selection was played by the E. W. Clerk came in from the Ophir 01 eale .ss oiler that no such bargains were ever ollered helore in Ogden. of one mine after which the atudcqra made diptheria yesterday morning, where he re- band, air the reverberate on with the college ports the mill grinding away The following teachers in the yella mm Lab han pickpocket usual tonnage or ore. ttr-daSaints Unlvereity came up In arrested. aaso-date- s charge of the students: Prolesson George Blair of thie city and th of Horne, Caldwell, Thomas, Mill, Honine a 01 group have Hrs. purchased Sjni5 Jam" ftlflai- - r!chfPnk ,up by th Police (talma In Tule canyon, near the new mer. Evan. Blfd and Mr. Kelly, Following are the athletes from the town of Lida. Ner, for which they L. D. 8. 1 . who are taking part In the . have paid $30,000. various event at Glen wood Park Tavlor-Bruntosampled yesterday Lulls Parry, Ether Parry, Joe Smith. .up ,n Ogden, ghe '" ! seven ears of ore from Tintic, H. Jackaon, Mill Lund, Leroy Bate-mahouse. aliS Mr. Robinson, C, the Ogden police morning ni, Lindsay, Ray six cars from Nevada, two care from "dip" or pickpocket who Modena and three ears from Bingham. Mlley, Bert Reeve. E. Blomnuist, M' operating on through trains The Pioneer reported four ear from Crisman. George Tanner. Wrlghtj t ot. Dept CALT LAKERS iRE OFF TO LOS ANGELES tailor or ZIOrWiNNER . shirt waist at TRACK IN L2 all at our entire at actual tailor y lov-jTw- and silk styles, silk skirts dress skirts at covert MEET T.S at half al SfSK. 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