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Show TOE MOBSECO EXAMINER: OODES, ETAII, MOXPAY MOBXINT,, MAY IS, 1W. Bzzca LET ME TELL YOU SINK IK day morning arrived here late Satur-M- r. the east, whose books deal with westand Mr. David Keith and the sis- ern mailers, and the plan is to have a ter of the deceased, Mrs. E. U. Allen, Western Authors' Week," with the! and Mis Keith. Me. Keith joined his Joaquin Miller day as the chief I family at Portland and proceeded with feature. On this tiny there is to be a them from that point. reception to Mr. Miller in the Audi-- 1 Funeral services will be held at the tnriuni of the exposition, with approfamily residence, 529 Brigham street, priate literary progrum, including, per- - j beginning at 2 o'clock hap a new poeiu by Miller himself. Salt Lake, May 15. Delegates io this afternoon, W. M. Paden, pastor of the First I f Joaquin Miller came to Oregon from! the general assembly of Cumberland Rev. acc Kriflc Tei JU JlSd&lCX church will official e. Indiana, the state of hi birth, nearly I Presbyterian church to be held in Fresno, California, Interment will be made in a vault in sixty yearn ago. when he was a small f this week and their wives, the whole Mt. Olivet cemetery pending the boy. His parents settled in the party numbering - about 300 persona, derision of the family as to the place valley, near the present town spent Sunday in Salt Lake City, A of burial. Mr. and 31m. R. 8. Esk- of Eugene, Oregon. Miller ran away er of the de- from home end went to the gold digrally of the delegates was held thi ridge. the latter a evening in the Firt Presbyterian ceased, arrived in Salt lake yesterday gings in southern Oregon, when he church. Judge V. E. Settle of the from Seattle. was 13 yearn old. He had many rough Toulon, May 14. The boat racs supreme court, who is moderator of experience. Including several battles not our stock, the in assembly presided. Judge Settle We jim, against Indian, and once he received from Algiers to Toulon has ended unMRS WHITNEY WILL SING. declared hla belief that Hie Cumberwound from arrows which came near fortunately, all of the boats participatland conference would vote for Union bo with the proending hi career. He returned home to Gloss Mrs. will, Whitney, Rosemary only of the Presbyterian churches. The a few yearn later. He relates that ho ing in tha second stage of the run from to the Dally Oregon according Journal, delegate tomorrow will resume their carried his school books along when port 3Iahon to this port Mug either 11, sing at ihe Portland fair, of he ran sway, and did as much studying sunk or disabled when a heavy storm cession, but to lead trip to California in their special for May The Journal hand. Dierkes says train. as was passible in the mining camps many mile from the finish occurred. Mrs. of Whitney: and on Indian war campaigns. Very Th He newest and test ol arrangement for escorting the and 'en aaged BIG MASONIC TEMPLE. C'haiwXTe habeen s was a however, were efficiently organcraft, volume thin print-abook his first soloist for Dlerkes band at the we always Have In Salt Lake to Erect One Before for distribution amongst his ized and ao far as known there has goods May, Lewis and Clark exposition through- - ed This was railed Specimens,1 been no loss of life. 1906. out tbe engagement of that organiza- friend. eatin Portland. wlsb and ass printed II 27. yon one Tbe seven boats left Port Mahon idmce. month, beginning July tion, When he was about 28 year of age The finest masonic temple In the The band will give concert every 4 TouUnited Slates west of Detroit, Michi- afternoon and evening at the Aud- Miller went to London, where he pub- Saturday morning at o'clock for able and reliable goods gan. acwill be erected on the corner of itorium and Mrs. Whitney will be heard lished several books of terse, includ- lon. A torpedo boat destroyer Second East and First South streets, each night, as well as on special ing his famous Songs of the Sierras," companied each auto boat, while two and his Songs of the Stinlanda. His rrtiisero followed. The aea waa someat tbe lowest obtainable efore May 1, 1906. The building will occasion. were received with high praise what rough at the start and soon bebe four stories high, one of the 31 r. Dterke has selected San Fran- poems Tha competing boats by the English critics and he boramo came worse. buildings of its kind in the cisco as the gathering place for his once. were unable to withstand tbs violence prlce,callonus..Welead country and it will be modern in every most of whom are coming from famous at For many years Miller ha lived on of tbe storm and requested tbo warsen.e. The building will be erected New York. The band pf forty-sevethe heights near Oakland. Cal., whore ships to tow them. Shortly afterwards tbe procession In goods by Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite pieces will begin rehearsals in San he built two cottages, one for blmsrlf the Mercedes C. P. sank, men from Masons of Salt Lake. Francisco about the let of July. and another for bis aged mother. Ha the torpedo boat destroyer IJallebarde to tbe was lead The lot or secured 1,312.50, enable f and yon has published muny ltook. both in rescuing her crew. The cruiser from W. J. Chalmers of Chicago and UNITED WORKMEN MET. prose end vere. His Panites, Hire hoisted the Fiat and her crew east To Aaron of Salt Lake. Keysor 11 which was dramatised, earned him aboard. The Camille waa aliandoned, buy you of the is 8L Marks cathedral, property procession The lodge of the Ancient Or- large income aa a stage product km. the destroyer Dard saving her crew. and to the north, the Utah Light and der of grand United Workmen for the juris- Miller's complete poems have been Tbe Hercules 1 is adrift, but her Railway barns. from us. diction of Utah, Idaho and Wwomlng, recently In one volume. crew is on board ths destroyer Ware ft Treganza, the architects, will he held here tomorrow, Wednes- published Much interest in being manifested In sank and The Malgereh-Tou- l are working on the plans, and Mr. day and Thursday. One hundred and his an honored as of guest presence her crew were taken on board the deIs coast on detail work. Ware for the states three also the from Clark this and headquarters the Lewis We are delegates exposition, stroyer Carabine. The Mercedes had The building will be four stories fifty will meet In biennial convention. being the first time that any poet has to be abandoned, the destroyer Pcriru-aan- e and a basement, which will be ten feet will for everything in the way of O. W. Karris Master been by a great worlds Supreme saving the crew. above ground at the south end of the be In attendance during the lodge ses- fair. recognised There is no news concerning the the finest California fruits lot W. U. hall. O. sions at A. Quand-Mcmabout which there Is conThe entire building wifi he 61 feet While the Workmen are meeting the which we receive daily, also Her crew consisted siderable anxiety. 2 82 130 feet feet and TENDER. LOCOMOTIVE wide, high; Degree of Honor, Indies Auxiliary, seven men, including the Duke De of obtainable summer a and handsome in long garden will hold sessions in the Auerbach the very best Cases. The cruisers Deaalx and Kle-bo- r on the roof will be most attracive building. Pa teat aa laprMil Deatrfm Craatr are searching for the vessel. which you feature. to Cera alias VaaSsrbllt. green groceries Judge H. H. Rolspp Is retiring grand Accounts furnished by officers of the will be In basement there the succeeded be Knight master. He will by Edgar been have of Letters patent granted destroyers which have arrived here will always find at our store Templar and Scottish Rite armories, Howe of Salt Lake. The headquarters Vanderbilt for an Improv- with the wrecked auto boats' crews hat and cloak rooms, vaults, bath of visiting delegates. It Is announced, to Cornelius and all below your peddlers locomotive tender. The young milshow that the storm which overtook rooms. Janitors quarters and the heat- will be at the Wilson. A reception ed lionaire invented locomotive fire box the frail erafta shortly after their deconsistbeen has ing committee appointed appaiatus. price Mahon was terrible The first floor will have a dance hall ing of O. H. Bachman, chairman; several years ego. Slape that tlmo he parture from Port Tbe waves attained of 5,000 square feet, the finest by all Joseph 8. Darke, & W. Darke, C. A. hue been at work trying to devise a in Its Intensity. feet. It was of twenty-fiva height waeconomical a and for odds In the city. In addition to this sAsple and John Both Phones 137 plan Redfleld Farrington. to keep the flotilla In tow, the gentlemens and ladies parlors ter tank. He believes be has accom- impossible steel hawsers breaking repeatedly, and will be on this floor. A GOOD CLERK. plished this In his latest Invention. themselves being In danthe Co. floor The second will have the blue Tbe object of bis Invention is to pro- ger. destroyers Ogden . In several Instances they were lodge room, 47x66. The York Rite to cast off tow linn in order William A. Pinkerton, the head of vide a water tank with a low water chapter will also have quarters on the the noted detective agency, was talk- Intake and large eo pacify, to shorten compelled themselves. Some of to Grocers avoid . sinking floor, and. there will be still another amateur thieves. the length of the tank without laereas-in- g the competitors, however, persisted In about In Chirago ing hall for the Knights Templar There are. said Mr. Pinkerton, Its height and to Improve (he con- rselng until they were swampnil. Some2344 Washington Avenue The mens club room and a more amateur thieves than you would hood. The tank times they wera lost from their con1 secretary's room for each of the Ma- believe men of good standing, even struction. of ths fuel la elliptlca), tbe shape being chosen be- sorts. The cruiser Desalx and Klcher, sonic Jtalies will also be on this floor. to though much buifetted by the tempest, The third end fourth floors will bs churchmen, who suddenly, yielding steal a cause such a tagk has a larger capaci- kept up constant wlrejass communicaa one circular of reserved for the Scottish Rite Masons an overpowering temptation, than tion with the convoying destroyers, from a stationer, a tooth brush ty because its router ofequal height proper. These two floors will be pen gravity la standing by in order to render assista druggist, a book from the boose and thrown into the form of a regular from friend. lower than that ef a circular tank of ance. The condition of the racers' theatre, and nothing will be omitted of aOften the stationer, tha druggist equal capacity. - crews bears out ths statements regardthat would add to the beauty or com- and the friend overlook these thefts. To preteqt the water from rushing ing their awful experiencea. All were fort of the place. The stage will be Why, for the sake of e few cents, dis- from one eado the other on stopping thoroughly exhausted and scarcely 24 feet deep and the proscenium openSometimes, and starting s. stfles of baffle plates able to reply to Inquiries. Tha men a man for life? grace ing will be 21 feet. Ths auditorium retrieve their are provided. Ihe iowergtlatce are pro- consider themselves fortunate to have to able are they though, will be 66 feet wide, and the gallery with Interest, yet without tainting vided with openings for the passage escaped with their Uvea. Many of alone will set 550 persons. The stage loss amateur thief's good name. Ill tell of watch The tank la braced inside them had their clothe torn to ribthe equipment will be better than anything In point, end some are bruised, while a in that line now In this country. The you of a case with angle trtfa stiffening members bons member of the Malgre Touts crew had Mr. Pinkerton smiled. shah. will cost same HerIn New to York this tbe' $15,000. riveted scenery a leg broken. When they were landed One of Chicago's greatest million' ' part of the building will be the Scot- aires," he said, -- VIAat the Toulon quay by the destroyers began life as a clerk ald. tish Rite memorial hall, a handsome In a store In the country. He a great crowd of sympathisers awaitgeneral deroom and other HOMEMADE SURF. organ loft, choir had his emHe clerk. was ed them, the event having attracted a good partments to be found In the modem interests as well as his own sportsmen of many nations to the finployer's Rio lodge temple. Rath la lulck Iwtaalu at heart ishing point Enter Through Castle Gates. cal Oaaaa Wavta. Tha auto boat crews relate stories On a certain morning there enThe main entrance to the building tered the store a rich farmer. The to In order enjoy the pleasure of of daring rescues by the warships. will be on Second East street. It will farmer bought ten pounds of wool at breasting tha plunging waves it will Camille Mme. Dungasts 'When be in the form of caitle gates, and 60 cents a pound, and then, when the soon no longer bo necessary to under- broke down the destroyer Dard having 7 Is Commencing expected to be especially handsome, clerks back was turned, grabbed up a take an expensive holiday to the sea- several times unsuccessfully attempted The committee of Scottish Rite fivepound chunk of cheese and dropped side. Given s swimming bath of ths to approach her, the cruiser Kleber who have had charge of the It in his bag on tnj cf ths wool. a whale boat, but on account the Rio Grande wifi run an size, real waves can be made lowered selection of the site for the building This honest farmer, you see, had ordinary of the darkness of the night and tha so swimto tbe that enthusiastic order, sad who will have charge of the been unable to resist a sudden great excursion heavy seas, the effort to reach the auto every alternate erection of the building and the temptatkm. He was scared now at the mer can get his aea bath without fac- boat failed. The Kleber then appeared Sunday to Sept 30; Ogden financing of the enterprise is com- thought of what he had done. He ing the terrors of sharpened pebbles or and threw grapplers, finally succeedposed of I. O. Rhoades, F. C. Schramm, trembled; he looked at the clerk anx- facing the winter cold of tbe seashore. ing In saving sil on board, though to Salt Lake City. Fare $1 C. W. Morse, Dr. H. N. Mayo and 8. Herr Hofrat noeglauer, a German 31me. Dungasts fell Into the sea. iously; so strange, indeed, was bis deround trip. Tickets on sale D. Evans. These men have been hard meanor that the clerk became suspi. Inventor, has fitted up ouch n bath In The rescue of the crew of the Herat. work on the project for the peat cious. He looked about the shop, the German baths, Munich. After nu- cules was also an exciting one. After for all trains. year. missed the cheese, and at once knew merous experiments a .most satisfac- three men had been taken off she went two men. Work on the building will start at what had happened. tory result has been obtained. The adrift with the remaining once, and it la planned to have tha The farmer was a good customer trials have been made so far in tem- Then attempt were made to rescue temple ready for occupancy March L and a good citizen. It would be unthem, and. finally, under powerful forty-fiv- e Maaona Grew in Strength. yards long by searchlight, the castaways were takwise to ruin his reputation. Tbe clerk, porary baths six wide, the deepest end being six feet en from tbe boat Just as she disapThe building will be erected by the ae he made out the hill for ths wool, Scottish Rite Masons, and quarters In asked himself how, without exposing and tapering gradually like a natural peared beneath the waves. It will be rented to the other Masonic the thief, he might get a back the beach. Duchess Ds Cases is reported to bodies of the city. Although but two cheese's value. The wavemsker la situated at ths have received late tonight a telephone her years old, the Scottish Rite Masons Suddenly a thought struck him. deep end and consists of a largo, message from Toulon staling that , have now 200 members, and are stead By crinus!' he said, T cant re- wedge shaped Instrument, worked by husband's auto boat, the ily increasing. In thin organization is member how many pounds of wool aa electric motor. Tbs waves risa to bas been sighted In tow of Die destroyThis report, however, the Lodge of Perfection, with 8. D. that was. a considerable height, .which In n great- er Arbslete. Bad con of Ogden at Its head; the confirmed. Ten pounds, said the farmer been not has er basin and with m&n powWful maOF OGDEN Chapter of Rose Croix, with Walter promptly. ' Scott at its head; the Council of YOUR OPPORTUNITY. United States It seems like more to me,' said the chinery can be Increased at will. come waves About Depository. eighteen with I. O. Rhoades at Its head, clerk. Are you sure It wasn't more?' rolling a. Dcoly fj Pmldint and the Utah Consistory, with W. J. 'Ten pounds, Im positive, was all, along per minute, and notr many a To visit the Old Home and the Old 2 Vie President Lynch at Its head. Munich man is disporting' himself In the farmer Mid, In the Fast and return to ths Hoea Caehler In addition to the above, there are The clerk took the bag from ths tbe turbulent water without the ex- Friendswith as little expense as is v' "clntoeh West, Assistant Cashier the blue lodges, including Mt. Moriah, man's hand. pensive Journey to the North sea. to make the one required ordinarily Interest Paid on Wasatch In and the to make sure,' he said, 'well London Mall. Just Argenta; chapters Savings Accounts way trip, has come. c.udng the Commandery, the Council weigh her again. Reduced Rates. and the Mystic Shrine. And the bag. put on the scales I Sarsnr, On May 27th and 29th, June 3rd, 6th, The AIR comer. Fifth South and second time, registered, of course, an recent Should the experiment of a 10th, and 12th. tickets wll be on sale Main streets was sold to Los Angeles additional five pounds, the weight of In the Charity bospltJIJ-n- t New from Bait Lake City: capitalists during the week for $16,500. the stolen cheese for which th farmer surgeon $44.50 it 'now To Chicago and Return The lot has a Main street frontage of now paid at 50 cents, the rats per Orleans prove as.iuceesafnl $45.80 ace To Milwaukee and Return 83 a and on 12 cents, seems likely the hen wifi' Etfci a Fifth for instead r of at feet, frontage wool, pound ON Return $41.25 South, of 154 feet. The price of $200 the rightful rate for cheese. Then In tbe world even more highly honored To Peoria ond $39.90 a front foot on Main street is con- this amateur thief slung its bag over than her present position, forithe egg To 8b Paul end Return and Return $39,90 To Minneapolis names sidered The of to bids the and fair old purshoulder supplant fashioned with good. his tie departed ( chasers were not given out as Porportlonately low rates will be In kin grafting process In cases 'of burns gloomy, sour look. in from all points Utah, Idaho, BY have other in purchases or scald. This New'Orleacs surgeon effect they Wyoming and Nevada, to mliid. No intimation has been given HONOR FOR JOAQUIN MILLER. baa used the membrane which separat- Montana, every section. nit as to what use will be made of ed the contents .of un.efeg from tbs For full particulars, call upon or ad(he property. Have Poet to finds Picturesque Oregon shell and adheres to a dress: C. A. WALKER. Genl. Agent, that.lt Special Day at tha Lewis nad wounded arm and proceeds to form the Chicago ft Rr, P. Y. M. C. A. CLASS WORK. Clark Exposition. basis of a new skin. His method is Box 750, Salt Lake City, Utah. simple. The mound is washed Clas work has begun In the new . Portland,. May 14. Prophets may he very SOME SATISFACTION. with the salt solution 'gentfrally used Y. A. In C. their own country, building. Physical without honor jl. the in such membrane from tbe esses, to Director Burton has begun but in the esse of Joaquin Miller there give 2 a. m., and Mr. Pneer was ti waalonilly. to his class leader. Is a poet who is going to be honored egg Is placed on the wound and. bandsnoring dls-into it hold firmly. Within a few The Y. M. C. A. will have three in h!s own country. There is to be aged Mr. Pneer oroao, groped class leaders to take charge of a Joaquin Miller Day at the Lewis days the wound begins to heal, and the around In tho darkness until she found he different classes in the and Clark exposition, which opens new skin grows, out from the spots husband's trousers, and searched There will be the senior lead- June 1 at Portland, the city where Mi- where the egg membrane was planted. her hla pockets. ers, the student leaders and the even-n- g ller's first volumes of poetry were pub-- 2 P"'fahSthRhelnB(,d. My 1 SkiNot a cent, she said to heraelf. Intermediate leaden, numbering lished and the metropolis of the state aa Mfe Desert there's Mime comfort in that. It Care. But Okeatty 18th National Elemsnt ns', In about eight each. These leaders will where the poet grew to manhood. W. 'the that hes paid tho gas bill." of shows originality For pure plans Joaquin Miller is commonly known J. McGee, chief of tbe carry out the directions of Mr. BurTribune. deChicago anthropology book bT work. of In class all ton Folkon first any was Various consequence buSE14 St Lola exposition, to The gymnasium Is practically com- as the poet of the Sierras, because his partment st tbe altd ta recuperate from run--in- g Songs of the Sierras. But the Ore- seek recreation PUNTS AKDJLOWERS peted with the exception of the vial-i gon people prise him 60c. .Coupon most highly his bard labors before and during the track, and is now open to cktbL the of Ha Mount as are new t1?1 table, surgeons . poet haa recently unequaled. folding Hood, and of fair Ticket i, a Just the heroic pioneers who peopled the been laying on fleft at aa uncomfortaFifty thousand carnation plants, 't.e gift of Dr. W. F. Beers, has n In state. used be will Miller and has sung grandly ble rate, and be saya it has got to stop sweet williams, snap dragons, virgin 'awn received with ths examining depart of Mount Hood, which is Oregon's own plants, stocks, asters, daisies, hers and now. Chine pinks, qnintlty of beloved snow-peavisible on all clear right pansies, hlnwelf to his May 14. This cits('"ellt conTo restore Must be sold at once. plants. days from the exposition grounds, dition he will bury himself natural bedding J j.,!,. Jl kj' nimors of approarhin; for three or! A bargain. is forty-si- x It miles though m ARRIVE. REMAINS away. KEITH'S fish consequence of which once The date of Joaquin Millers day win four months In the heart of the Arizona Place your ,flavln th dtr. Per with nothing tint .prairie dogs flower for Decoration Day. to desert, suit selected be who the conown F. Keith, Charles of pnef Given r The Itndy the municipal St. Lonie ! VARNEY'S GREEN HOUSE, militia to nrescrvt tied at Korh Yakima, Wash., Wednes- - venience. Invitations will be sent to for bis compcnlons. fcfej . all .western authors, and tp jylVer In , J 200 St, fed 364. lay night, accompanied Jy the patents, J SPEND SUNDAY IN ZION I Tumors and Cancers jjsy ani B - si-t- It PW. hand-osme- ! I Dssa ffilh the Procession Deafness Can Be Cured By st Hen's Diseases, Piles, Rupture and all Blood Diseases Taken on a positive guarantee to cure or return every j dollar of your money. Remember that I treat all nervous, chronic and special diseases of Men and Women and at prices within reach of alL Office 2361 Washington Avenue. Open day and evening. When writing address j Urban H. Norris, M.D. OGDEN. 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