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Show -- iBOHI Warty. - 'tv l I EXAMINER: THE MORNING OGDEN, UTAH, FRIDAY MAY MORNING, 1906. 4. YOUR LAST CHANCE TO GET 6- - EALLY GREAT BARGAINS Organization Lack of maw Caused Defeat of. Laboring Men. 30 A articles have been further reduced to make sure of a rapid clear ance. This sale cannot last many more days with goods marked as Tis true the stocks are much depleted, but there are many they are. good things here yet. You need them, and it is folly to miss such extraordinary values for so little money. Come early in the morning and general strike of disruption. trade, are .till, re but work until tlieir granted. A 'uadr0,1 1 r.di;n up in the courtonyard thr barrack, '"fTinre Repubique, prepared to call of the police. The Intlnue to be massed in con- The x exidenc-- e . " "ato j?u IH are r cMiy bUo "Ir oT JJZ JUHT RECEIVED. New Line Miam' and Children'll aaid: Mijgi lecretat?'. are "fteach labor movement from American. Youra centraltaed, and with ua the i almost entirely on the Thia morning all our mall ordera d telegrama acre .topped by TIh, government, fae-b-therefore, I am branches ullr to aure howatrike. I only know rootinulng fa aumher of Ian trade, 25c of mnnal, hut drarhmenta riatlaue to occupy atrategic the bourne The baeement is occu-rir- Simplex d mill-ui- y by a squad of soldiers and li in chaige of other places. Pirlieti of repuhlican guards are also and mtteied through the suburbs ken are itatiuned at struct corners it Faway and oiher residential quar-tets a precaution agalnat the bands of strikof Utter, however, are relatively 'd TheThem inor disorders repmied, Hid. rict, to MITT FIGHT Typewriters Youths Leather Boots M'GOVERN. 75c Francisco, May 3. James E. itated today that he had accepted contest with imtrh for a b Prttt on May New York on Monday. Garden for ' Betteriea Xewmeyer .. 010 220 01 x- -6 ..OIK) Wright and He. Dea Moinea 0o0 and 0101 Pueblo Dei Moinea Bitteries Drinker, $1.00 a pair m on tha the the R.H.E. Miller Sla-w- 30c Dreaa ; and Sc Ornament. FenctfEinier. Pen Holders. Dress Combs. 5c Ball Sllkotine. 10c Velvef Binding. Sc 15c 5c India ilubber Dreaaing Combi Omaha, 10; Lincoln, 1, Lincoln, Xeh. May to k Sanders, coupled with numerous errors, lnr rh game for the locals uvly. .Scor- eh. E. Laroln 000 100 000 1 hi son 020 32010 11 1 Barter!, a J.uies. Ahlin, and Gin-- ; 10c 15c 15c 10c 15c 10c 15c 15c 10c 25c 25c 20c 5c Red and Blue Pencil. Sc Box School Crayons. Sc Frnboldert. 3c India Rubber Hair Ornaments BUNCHES in bundle. Worth 5c Bunch. Black, Gray and Brown. 12 Ladles' Siring Ties. 2 jc Stand Mirror. 25c Msgit Wore Cleaner. fioc Picture Frame. 40c Grow Pant Buttons. 25c Skirt Yokes. 20c Box Paper and Envelopes. 25c Aluminum Puff Box. 25c Card Cnsea and lursei. 2ge Jewel Boxes. 25c Aluminum Match Safes. 35c Double School Slate, dor. Aluminum Hair Plus. Drrs Shields. Carpenter' Pencil. do. Hresa Stay. Hair Net. Toy Flatirons. Dreas Combs. CrrsccTil Skirt Binding. Slate Pencils. Ogden bouvenlr Trays. Mourning Handkerchiefs. Box H i and Golden Fleece i , mutt Bill Cap Paper v In Boxen. !H Bill Hcadg, well printed on Rood paper for SILK PAKISINA AND WOOL VEILING Worth 25c yard ll , li 7c Will go at f. EXTRA' QUALITY PEW-1NBILK VEILING O worth 3SC ysni 9c Will go at 30c Dress Hair liolla. 1.21 40c Toy Wash Set, 50e rowder Boxea. 25c 0r IJneu Thread. Feotherhone. Flag? 10c Bpongta. 5c Note hooka. 25c Bono Caalnk. Sc 20c at 5c bundle Tabic 25 Cent Table Cent Table 15 Cent Shield. 10 2fic Runr'i Zephyr. 13e. Back Combs. 50c Toy Ranges. 75c leather CbaJeli'M Bag. 1.26 , 4 Babr Set. 1,00 Collar leather Ptirsra. 75c Novel. Ink Wells. 40c Glove Boxes S0e Ink Stand, 35c Curling Iron. 35c Botile Brilllantlne. 76c Paper Knlvea GOc 40c Hundred . 1.09 Iron Top Range. t Pur. laniles1 63c 60c GIov Bon. 65c Roller Blotirra. Curtail Rings. r. Roger. ftnxieri and Render, NATIONAL LEAGUE Bmt-m- . May .1. After winning len noise in succession, the New York mmpinn were .hut out by Boston to-J- . the Iocs'. hatting in three runs effectiveness and. the excel-n- c JT'iffer First, race, one mile Cotillion won. Cleveland. 6; St Louia, 0. Nine second, Rhinock third. Time, 1:44. St. Rhoades combination. 3. kept. Cleveland, May Second race, four and a half furlongs fc01' and shut that R. H. E. Louis' hit scarier.-- d Horace E, won. Judge Davey sec""GO ...200 010 OOx 3 G 2 team out. Cleveland bunched Ita hit aew Turk Time. :50 imiu 000 0H 0 3 2 off Howell. Rhoades was given perfect ond. Rifleman third.. Third race, seven furlongs Harry Battei jn Pfeiffer and O'Neill; Tay- won. Xealon second. Telegrapher McUiljnitv Hnwarman end Itun, J " K-0- Scott Score third. Time, 1:29. t!!l. 000 200 13x 6 Cleveland Fourth rare, mile and 000 000 0010 10 2 St. fjouls Jaek Young won. Marshal Philadelphia, 5; Brooklyn, 4. Clark; and Rhoades Batteries second, Thistle Do third. Time, Key Phllad ' Iphi. May 3. Philadelphia Howell and Rickey. 2:02 efeated Brooklyn today in an inter-jnFifth race, six furlongs Martins and wnll rlayrd game. Detroit, 0; Chicago, 2. won. Elastic second, Rodolfo third. work Time. 1:16. R.H.R Detroit, May 0S0 00 000 4 1 0 Sixth race, one mile Highland Fling 1 waa very loose today and on that club a biladrlphia ,...20ti loo 20 3 lu .. error of Judgment, with free hitting of won. Jungle Imp second, Uncle Henry Haiterie. rastorloun and Altrook. Dei roll, won almost a they third. Time, 1:43 klB8l,',L and McCluakey JaRdn" pleased. Mullln. for Detroit scored hia Louisville Results. first victory of the season. May 8. Churchill Downs Scor- eIxmlsville, . Louin, 4; Cincinnati, 1. HI 100 0Sx--9 14 4 results: Detroit Jr0116 2 3 By hunching their non 100 001- -2 Flrat. race, half mile King Leopold Chicago ,n .,h? Bt. Ixrnla won. Homeless second, Bpion third. Batteriea Mullln and Payne; ',h Innln. tv.v number of runs, itefni.r"' and MrFarland. Time, :50 ""rt marking the 8rcond rare, six furlongs Career flw tfiT,i n 4. ,hc borne grounds won Maeumher second, Hadur third. Washington, i; Boston, :bU lemi, Boston. May 3. Bunching hits In Time. 1:16 R- half mile Alanle won, race, Third made HE Boston the same Inning that nn3 0 4 4 game. Victoria B. second, Edith M. third. today'! Washington gave 000 100 00(1 i S i 'X.nn.,i Kltson pitched good ball throughout Time. : 10 nd R,uh: Fourth face, feven furlong Kerche-ra- l ana fsh':Pr0WB the game. won. Oorusrste second. Fortunate R. H.E. Score 1 third. Time, 1:29 030 000 I 6, ..003 .. Washington short steeplechase, 3 3 Fifth race, "10 100 110--4 AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston , won. Suhador seo-onBatteries Kit aon and Reydon; Wln-trr- , coarse Rejectable Chanlry third. Time, 2:57 Harris and Graham. nfsh ' Tb ar , rare, mile and a sixteenth Sixth between Phila- 4inhi. wan. Jnba second,' Fonsoluca ASSOCIATION. Keynote AMERICAN M 1;S0 ''"ni vt,I ,VW York Time, third. At Indianapolis Indianapolis 4. Ran the end lbp pf hIh ,nnln 0rth relieved sss City 9. fm-kJamaica Results. At Columbus -- Columbus 2. Minneapmen the ,wnick ou' New York. May 3. Jamaica result: olis 3. Flirt rsce. five furlongs Clements At Toled Toledo 5. St. Paul 8. m,j wo ooo fJ5,?i won. Black Msw second. Round Dance 1:02 1" 01' third. Time, 12 Memphis Results. b.mmL- , anlfa nJ m alt am41 rnwr-- r n,, 3. Momgom May Vl'n Memphis. on rtb uti Klvtuow, erv nark results i of hix e.ippnrt. k formed an three-aix-tecat- p WHITE PLAGUE Al-tro- 4-- 'r 2-- tt-ro- 2-- 1-- 3-- a. ,f ., v A IN UTAH dumber of Cases Found Herds Near Logan. In CSS ine anunei " - I will I stroyed but th.rre is no provision in- the gnvrrnmpni la a very serious one." Utah for the taking of systematic pre l once." I The matter Is he said yesternay. very easily communicated by the milk or by the flesh of an airecM animal. There ia no doubt that there is plenty of it among th' herds of ihe slate and step should lie at once taken to eradicate it. Unfortunately, here in Utah we hav no machinery to fight the plague. There should he a state veterinarian who would give his entire time to watching over the stock of the Mat. We have had cases of hog cholera, horses have been found affected with glanders and we are now facing the worst scout ac of all. A state veteririilsn would find plenty to occupy hi time. It hsa Item generally supposed that tuberculosis dirt not originate In the state but that is a mistake. Tnbavculosi is every where. It. la indigenous to any country and I a likely to originate in Utah ;. as elsewhere. The roost common form of transmission of the diawuo Is ly infected milk t nd for that reason thedairy herds should be carefully watched. Wherever there Is a siispectrt case the tuberculin tear should be spplied to the entire erd. Is the I wish that w&n there lightest suspicion that the dlsse may exist In a herd I should b at once notified. ,1 would iromedl;ie1y have tests made. The tuberculin test i Infallible and we ran readily tell when the disease erhtts. The sooner the government take the malter up and makes some provision for fighting the disease the better. It Is a very serious matter. Dr. Frederick found cases where the flesh ol infected animals had been nlrt In the conpublic market at Logan and am vinced that th? same rondirion obtain aL and Bear Salt Lake. AVUtnevcr we have - . Dairy a tuberculosis in dairy-herd- s in this state has been demonstrated beyond any possibility of doubt. Dr. Frederick of the State Agricultural college has been making testa in the vicinity of Logan and found a numThe animals were at ber of eases once killed aud in each case an autopsy confirmed the diagnosis. Nine cows That there belonging to dairy herds were found to be affected and in a report made by Dr. Frederick to Dr. Beatty, secretary of the state board of health, he states that he has reason to believe that there are many rases In the state. He has found Instances where the animals and the meat sold in were slaughter the public market. Even wurae is the fart that all lb Infected cases were in dairy herds. It ia generally acrept-ethat this ia the most common form In which the disease is communicated, especially to ycung children who are peculiarly susceptible to the germ. No tests hsvt been made near Salt Lake but Dr. Beatty ia convinced that d ; nt ; 1 , MHO 90 THE WRONG BURG- LARS, SNEAK THIEVES AND THAT LIKE. Turn on the Light ONE GREAT ADVANTAGE OF OVER LIGHTS ELECTRIC ALL OTHERS. - to deal Tulic-milo- 4-- 3-- HHl affected. 4-- 11 Btio-klelt- ; nnfl a Third race.Six fiiriongs Colossal won Munet second. Garnish third. Tims. 1:15 Fourth race, Columbus stakes, mile and a sixteenth - Yasd son. Calabash second. C'aprlca third. Time, 1:43 Fifth rare, five furlongs Acrobat won IJiia Jones second, Kernochan thlad. Time. 1:02 Sixth rsce. five and a half furlongs Halifax won. Sater second. Mollie Donohue third. Time. 1:07 . ' Alpaca Skirt Braid 50c. on the Dollar 25c on the Dollar 12c Binding Ribbon. lOe rocket rcncil Holders. .BcBchool Blatra. Be Velvet Binding. 13c Ladies' Linen Collar. 3c Crocket Hooka. Sc Wood Humming Top. Sc Steel Thimble. Two for fc Baarin Colton. 12; Lindsay, Matney and ? f wt yardafor. Worth Sc In colon only. You t hurry for tbeso. ALL AT 3 for So Table 2 for So Table 5 Coni Table . 106 210 Otllt 11 13 ....100 240 311-- 12 13 Manake, Towne. ' I '4 24 5c a mil. BLACK SILK LACES. ARTICLES IN ART DEPARTMENT. . FANCY LAMPS. COMBINATION PURSES. STEEL BEADED RAGS. DRESS BUTTONS. SPECIAL TABLE OF MEN'S. LADIES AND CHIL- BREN'S SHOES AND SLIPPERS. 6 .s ! i SKIRT BRAID Five rolls for CHIFFONS. ALL AT at Now polling Goff BLACK AND COLORED RUC1IINO. LADIES NECKWEAR. ECRU ANI) WHITE GALLOON BANDS. LADIES LINEN COLLARS. APPLIQUE BRAIDS. INFANTS CAPS AND nOODS. ' VEILINGS AND NETS. ARTICLES IN JEWLERY DEPARTMENT. HOKE KUPPOltTEIIK FOR L.UIIM AMI ClIII.IlItHN Only 10 pairs left. Welgart; police. &ot- c- at JACKETS. LADIES' WASHABLE SHIRTWAIST SUITS. CHILDRENS COLORED PARASOLS. i rUHCH, to $4.00 It Puablo, 11, Pueblo. May Fuller' In the rlpth, calling a balk Xitney, sending Dexter across Piste the winning run, enraged nwd. Fuller escorted from field by the $3.00 Leather Boots r three-bagge- in the eighth, pve Sioux t'iiy the only run they wide today. Wriglit afruck out den nn. Scon R. H E. Denver Sioux City ' Mens Heavy WESTERN LEAGUE TVarer, May 3. Tate'a and a long fly io left field a pair. Worth $2.00. d at Madison Square 26. Britt will Have Tiny McGovern - PAWorth $1.00. Will 0UL sell them at Yen, they will write letters. dist- tj outlaying factory confined SATIN AND SATIN TAFFETA RIBBONS, narrow widl he only. LADIES' SUITS AND SKIRTS. JET HEADED YOKES, COLLARS AND FRONTS, I. A DIES' LONG KIMONAS. LADIES RELTS. ' FABRIC GLOVES. BLACK AND WHITE LACE MITTS. LADIES, MISSES' AND CHILDREN S COATS AND CORSET WAISTS FOR CHILDREN. LADIES' MOURNING HANDKERCHIEFS. LADIES' SILK MITTS. FANCY HOSIERY FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN, in lvliite, pink, blue and tun only. , I ADIES KID GLOVES, email eigen onl. CORSETS FOR WOMEN. SAXON RLACIv AND COLORED VELVET RIRHOXS. SHOES FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN. RLACIv LACE FLOUNCING, 42 INCH. SPANISH FI.OSSES. GERMAN KNITTING WORSTED. RONES PAPERS AND ENVELOPES. SILK AND COTTON FEAT1IERRONE. SHETLAND FLOSSES. CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE (except little new decorated. Chinn.l TOURIST COMR1XATION TOILET SET, In leather Just found some more troops Goff Trimming Braid Cent NEW WRAPPERS. NEW DRESSING HACQUER. each Values from 75c to $3.00. point a. OFF 75: Per OFF SUMMER UNDERWEAR FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN. NEW KIMONAS, LONG AND SHORT. Winter hats reprinting held a moren.ent." center of the city la entirely The : JLTOiamgi. LADIES' KMItKOIDEIlED SILK HANDKERCHIEFS WHITE LINEN HANDKERCHIEF CENTERS. WALL PAPERS. Ladies and Childrens night and adopted . BUtnlfeato. which will appear in the denounc-- h Vkt Du Peuple. tomorrow e the arteata and the effort to aup-thmeeting laat Per Cent worth from 2.m? up to fl.25 AT HALF PRICE. ur Lm jt CAPS completely Whereas about 120 delegate 1 1 1 SC the Associated ur "Uitrd ,h headquarter eonfederat'tm of labor and found deed. M. Duv.lle, the '".rSwntive 1 If get first selection. The entire list has been revised, so there's much to interest you. Read on, it's full of good news. are Harder The Place de 3 atonn center. Mublique. the late transformed into the regular tower market, with acre. fctraniuma. the crowd. TEws JJSS buy er, exceeding the atrik-..rhana GAIN the Price:Cutting Knife has been at work, and hundreds of : at |