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Show THE MORNING EXAMINEE, Violins - this week Special Prices Splendid d , :H . L ....... SUNDAY, APRIL .11, 1WW. ' caused considerable excitement for n while. Betel drew n knife or vwaor on Gurhio and chased him up it street, but. a crowd which followed caused him to desist from his cutting bee. B. F- Blower, non of W. D. Blosser, Betel was flnallv arrested near the fire station by Sergeant Piocock and Ofproprietor of the Crystal bar, la in the hia ficer Malone while Gorhlo was taken with visit a few for elty day' father. Mr. Bloaaer 1 a prominent into custody by Officer Morraseey. dentist of Boacobel, Wls.. and ia now Enon hla way to the ataie of Washington Manager 8. H. Hendevehot and Steam of the Troy Helman P. J. abort for a gineer trip. Laundry were in Balt Lake City yesJ. John A. & RoekhilL terday on business. banker, ? Banka, druggist, Ornn J. Lewi. chant, and A. C. Hanaen of Spanish SYSTEM OF AlEATIliS WATER evenFork, Utah, were In Ogden last ing on their way to Rhyolite. Y erring-toA and other Nevada mining camps. Fish Hatchery of Anderson, Winter Wangsgaard Uss Same With Before their return they will go as fsr Success. as Inyo county, California, when they have extensive holdings. A new system of aerating wator for 1 being used A light burning la the basement of Bah hatchery purposes the Columbia Club cigar factory on with considerable success byat AnderHuntsTwenty-fift- h street was responsible for son. Winter A Wangsgaard water Line someone reporting to Rudolph Kuchler ville. Instead of having th from pipe at the botthat the place was being rubbed. Mr. run into troughs run along the tops of Kuchler and Chris Barrett went up to tom. pipes are the pine but found everything all the troughs above the ofwater, and from the pipes the holes In the bottom right. water drops through becoming aerneed 300.-00-0 The Salvation Army will hold the as It makes Its descent. About hatched been flsh have already opening exercises In their new hall on Grant avenue, opposite the lira sta- out at this hatchery, a great number found their way Into tion, on Sunday evening. April 14. of whlrh have The company In able Meetings will be held each evening of the markets. to batch out from 800,000 to kOO.OOO the week an heretofore. CHiSBERUIN&TWMUS eggs at a time. C. M. Besson, the Jovial live stock ai'SIC COMPANY dealer, la angry becaus of th alleged UIIQUE MASQUERADE failure of tbs Oregon Short Una com AYE. 2414 WASHINGTON pany to move a number of cars of stock from Cache Junction. The cars Oiven at Heme ef C. D. Tyree Evening. were at Cache Junction on the evening of April 12 and at t Theres Nothing Like Leather o'clock Friday evening bad not bean The home of C. D. Tyree, 183 Twen-tv-firstreet, was the arena of a very removed. Mr. Reason returned o Ogden and Informed the company that he unique masquerade party last evening, would ao longer be responsible for the the hostesses being Mrs. W. A. Robert sob, of this city, and Mrs. B. W. stock. Mather, of Mountalnhoma, Idaho. Some forty invited guests were presThe funeral of Beatrice Gertrude Militate, I months old, daughter of Mr. ent In eoetume, representing various and Mrs. C. D. Wilts!, will be bold familiar characters of the day. Many from the Lutheran eburrh this after- of these were extremely well susnoon at 3:30 oclock. Interment In the tained, notably that (if Mrs. R. EL Tyro as "Mias Korneha Kora Kinks," City cemetery. and Mrs. Mather aa a maid of tha prises The funeral of Freddie Siegel, 31$ Flowery Kingdom. Hahoiwt given, thoee for the ladiea being years old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred were ReSiegel, will he held from the home, won by the two above mentioned. 2338 Reed nvenua, this afternoon at 3 freshments and music added to the oclock. Interment la the City ceme- general enjoyment. tery. CELEBRATED JEFFERSON DAY. Ths old mini li a true one-s- od to Articles have been signed for a boxtraveling appllea particularly (Continued From Page One.) Bag, Satchels, Orlpa, ate. Whcs ing contest between Muggny 8hoela of i you buy them buy tba vary beat Butte and Joe Green of Salt Lake Tha you can afford for the batter tba City on April SO. The men will meet of fear reels upon tb land. at 128 pounJs ringside. Tom Palmer mighty organ) ist Ion known a the Requality the longer they will last Wa hare all the Improved makea. ..of Evanston will referee the bout. publican party has become a mere pai all strongly made and nickel or sonal machine. Xis former leaders braaa trimmed. Alao a full line of Thera was a alight wreck at Cache have drawn back affrtghtedly to their dealrablo trunk, strongly built for Junction yesterday morning. A passen- corners. Their wishes are no longer rough usage. ger and freight train backed Into one regarded, their consultation la no longanother at that point, doing consider- er desired, obedience to edict la not TRUNKS REPAIRED able damage to cars, hut no oue was only exacted from hut enforced upon them." (fcllacher Trook Factory reported Injured. Mr. Harvey then denounosd those The gardener having charge of th Democrats "ebo eat the crumbs of paOgden, Utah. Opera Houae Blk. park grounds wt the Ogden Union de- tronage from tha hand that smote pot will observe Arbor day by putting them and lick th boot whose Impact Ten pay mom for other Planes, but In several hundred pounds of grass they have felt. He referred also to you get leas. need. The trees and palms ordered the peerless leader, who bobbles by th depot company have not yet like a cripple In the wake of hia arrived and will be put tu later la tba rival, gathering aa he goes the few scraps that are left of hla own Th fallacies." speaker ridiculed H. E. Atchison of the Intermountain Democrats and Republicans who denounce Roosevelt In private but are too Tailoring oumpany oa Twenty-fiftstreet left last night on the Rio Grande cowardly, ha said, to voloc thalr opinWesters for Denver for the purpose of ions publicly. He said tha president's polloy had meeting capitalists who are Interested with him In a patent ouoklng device. already caused the abandonment of It la anld tba new cooker will cure large commercial undertakings; that meat with but three or four pounds all that had anything at stake thank toss to th hundred pounds. God In thalr hearts for tha promise tu forego a third term and devoutedly A. B. Moaaly, traveling passenger hope, with Itttle misgiving, for tba goat of the Oregon Short Line, left keeping of the pledge." for Butte yesterday morning where The Independence league dinner ho will meet the San Carloa Opera drew 438 persona. John Tempi awe played on the Te & m octal nf nearly 300 people and Graves of Atlanta alao wan one of die Kutsmaan piano and And it aa excel- jj company bring them to Salt Lake City, where guests. lent Instrument la every wav. Tba i the Mr. Hearst devoted moat of hla adcompany plays a two nights' enThe scale and touch la perfect. will attempt dress to tho Independence league. He The gagement. company tone la bright and ha a crispness to break the record nm of the Madam said in part: that la not excelled by any piano 1 Butterfly" special Tha motto of tha Democratic party from Salt Lake City ever played on. to Denver. , la 'anything to gat In.' The motto PROF. DENT MOW CRT." of the Republican party la 'anything to Dr. Johajian, physician and sur- slay In.' Special Introduction prices. Terms If desired. Take the two principles now congeon, specialist Rye, Ear, Nose, Throat and Skin diseases. He alao spicuously before the country, the J. M. PANTONE, State Agent. treats all other trouble by appolnt-men- principle of public control of publle I also handle a line of musical merOffice over Clark's store. utilities and tba principle of public chandise. ownership of public utilities Bath 414 2STH ST. PHONE 1088K BELL The funeral of the late W. G. Stone are good, both are practicable, hut will take place from the Second Ward both are dependent on the honesty and meeting house, Monday afternoon, efficiency nf the administration that EXAMINER TELEPfWNES April 15, at 2 p. m. The casket wilt opera es, them. It has been proved be open at the late residence, 147 possible for corrupt or Incompetent EDITORIAL ROOMS. Twenty-seventstreet, from 18 o'clock men so to mlsmanaar the postal servIndependent 'Phene ..No, SI to 1 o'clock on the day of the funeral. ice of this country as almost to disNe. 58 Sell 'Phone, two rings credit thp whole system of public ownBUSINESS OFFICE Now that the warm season la fairly ership. The post office presents a Ne. Phene gg Independent on Ice men are considering the probdeficit of TO.onii,nno a year when it No. 5S ; Bet 'Phone, one rlnq lem of slocking refrigerators. The should produce a proflt of at least that price of ice, which baa about doubled amount. "1 say this condition nf the pustofflee on account of the acnrrlty, will reis a much corruption as It duce the number of bimaumer. The fluanci-broker artificial Ice plant ia expected Is lncum patency. The fraudulent to be turning out thirty tone of ice weighing of :he malls Is thievery. The corrupt expenditure of the people's daily within three weeks time. Is robmoney In political suhvldle The Btale Industrial School will ob- bery and t hr- campaign contributions NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS In makserve Arbor day wi-.appropriate ex- nf the brnficiary corporations are bribing complaints regarding the delivery ercises. A program will be given by ery. of the Examiner do so direct to cir- members of the school. Alva Scovllle "In 1'M Mr. Perkins contributed culation department, and not to car- will deliver an address. After the juvr IVVmu of the money of widows and riers. Any subscriber falling to re- gram trees will be planted. orphan in Mr. Cortelyou, campaign ceive the Examiner will confer a favor collector of the nepublican party. In by calling No. 56 either phone before Superintendent H. H. Thomas, nf lyun Mr. Cortelyou, aa postmaster gen-irs- l, 2 A m. th- Slate Industrial school, went paid hack to Perkins the party to LAMAR KELSON. (Signed) Salt iJke City yesterday afternoon del with public funds. He awarded Circulator. and bronght bark to Ogden Ernest Perkins n contract for his steamship Janies, who was arrested in C'nj unc- line which paya him $500,000 a year William Mr. Howell of Logan Is tion with Hsrrv Simmons on Hie more than other steamship lines are the guest of her brother, Dr. George of robbing the Keith apartpaid fur similar service. charge W. Baker. So it seems that Mr. Roosevelt and ments In Salt I .eke City. Jarvlee has Mr. Harriman are not the only practibeen out on parole. A marriage license was issued late cal men In this practical administrayeterday afternoon to Clarence G. Judge .1. A. Howell irtli speak at tion. Mr. Cortelyou and Mr. Perkin WUgus of St. Isouls and Beatrice Fenthe services at the Fourth ward appear to be snout a practical as men ton of Salt Lake City. church tonight at 7 o'clock. His sub- tan be and remain at large. Not public control nur puhlie ject will he ''The Relation of l.aw and will hi- - successful until you son Order to tiio Church. Ralph Young, the of Joseph T. Young, secretary of the elect faithful public officials, and yon H. I Griffin company, fell from the Sanim-Farrow, aged 74 years, died will nm rlrt faithful and competent porch at the family residence yes- Safnrda; Rftrrnnon at Ilntah of pnen--j men to office tin'll you choose th terday afternoon and broke hia left inonla. He leaves a wife and five managers in your government wish arm. The injured member was set ! dauehier The funeral wl'l be held more consldera'lon fer their worth and the baby la resting easily. : at l'intali on Monday and Interment than for party affilia'lons " will take place there. Reports' have been received at tl,e RAID STOCK EXCHANGE. sheriff's office of the stealing of a numTwo Italians, Sam Batvl and Jim ber of horse. Will Pickett Wt a team became involved In a row on Winnipeg. Man.. April 13 Th poof horses and Joseph Poulgrr also i Twenty-fiftstreet last night and lice today raided 'he -- flic- of the Frock Grain Corupary and arrested George Wood, president, and all frequenter, and clerk charge nf conducting und frcqum'iiiic bucket If Huy nted a change of glnsaes, you know it, shop. Wood nls i wits remanded on a asd to put It off only results in trouble. chargp nf theft, arising -- ut of a In connection with the gale of (auadian copper misled a valuable horae. Xo trace of the animal liaa been received and It la likely that ther bare strayed sff in search of grern food. OGDEN, UTAH. h e BREVITIES FROM ANOTHER TRIP TO SLIDE CUBA TRAFFIC ON UNION PACIFIC WILL ijr ij ADAM PATTERSON TALKS INTERESTINGLY OF ISLAND. General Manager Bancroft Paaaed Through Ogden Last Night for Scan of Trouble. la Company With M. S. Browning Mads Study ef Cane Sugar Business. General Manager Bancroft, of tha Oregon Short Line, paa-- through Ogden teat sight, bound for the scene ef the big slide nt the Aspen tunnel. Another big slide, undoing the work of repairs to the slide earlier in ths week, occurred Friday night and will delay traffic for about a week longer. It was thought that the tunnel would be cleared at debrie teat night, hut the new slide puts another phase to the matter. Ths second slide waa caused by the removaJ of tho first mass of earth, the loos earth above sliding as soon as the lower earth was removed. General Superintendent Buckingham la on the seen directing the work of clearing sway the earth. Strenuous efforts era being put forth to repair the damage noon ne poa--' Bible. Trains are still being detoured by way of Granger and McCammon, causing about four hours delay ia running time. CHILDRENS HATS We haven't quite as many styles for children as there ;t. cn' lut you know some children jutt won't wear hats ai all; f.ir that do are have Just the sweetest, cutest, daiuiiesi si,: on ever did think of, and the prices! Oh, my! See" fur wm-there are no typographical errors la prices given hers; ii low price system. BE DELAYED A WEEK LONGER. Adam Patterson, capitalist aad sheepman, returned Saturday morning from an extended trip to Cuba, where ha went In company with M. 8. Browning to study the condition of the Island with a view of determining the advisability of expending money in the cane sugar ndustry. Messrs. Browning and Patterson made a comprehensive tour of the bland in the interests of themselves and Ogden associates. Instead of returning direct to Ogden Mr. Browning went on to New York City and will return home j Inter. j The only particular spot in nil Cuba i that appealed to them most was a large plantation they have la view for a sugar plantation. It Is situated in the province of Puerto de Principe, In the narrowest part of the island. Railroads forty miles long ere built across at this point end a line of blockhouses, constructed during tha regime of Wyler, the butcher, are still Interesting landmarks along tha MRS, BEfiANT NOMINATED. railroad. Mr. Patterson Is very enthusiastic She Will Be at the Head of the over the sugar prospects of the Island. Society. He va however, that the instability Kansas City, Mo., April IS. An of the government Is maktng outsidofficial announcement wa received in ers Just a little fearful about invest this city today by member of the log money. The Cubans are a shiftlocal branch of the society of ths less lot and ere thoroughly disturbnominstion nf Mrs. Annie Besant of ing foreigners. Mr. Patterson say that can sugar Adyr, India, as world president of tho s of what Theosophlcal Society to succeed the can be produced at It in ousts to H any other Colonel Steel produce late Oloott, the Henry president-founde- r of the organisation. place In the world. With the high Col. Oloott, who was an old New tariff on sugar the raising of It is York newspaper man and n veteran of still n very profitable business. Seed the Civil war, died recently follow- la planted once every twelve years every year. That ing hla return to India from Chicago, and a crop Is raised In fevor of the where he bad attended the annual con- this is s Mg proflt vention of the American section. Tho Cuban cane Is shown by the fact that official announcement slates that on In Hawaii It is necessary to plant hla death bed he formally named Mrs. esne seed once every throe year in Cuba the climate and soil condiBesant, who had for years been his of to sucoeed him, a preroga- tions are right for the production cost tive that he held. . The nonilnatiou cane sugar at a minimum of s vote After the plantation has been cleared must be ratified by a which lu of the societies of th world. Tha of trees and undergrowth, are burned out, the vote is soon to be taken. Mr. Be most Instances broadcast on sent la ooming to America In June. cane seed 1 scattered Is sufficient rainfall The the ground. lecturer. writer and She is a noted to keep the ground In thoroughly moist j condition, TARIFF REVISION. The saccharine of the cane is ex-- : ( by crushing the sugar plant riff revision tracted Chicago, April between rollers, an.! the rest of the along the lines of reciprocity with Cam process la similar to that used In the ada and ths countries of South Amerimaking of sugar from sugar beets. It ca va lavurslby discussed at the con- is d less !m-- 1 said that there Is vention of the Millers National FedeIn the saccharine from cane j purity ration today. An amendment to the than from sugar beets. j pure food law, requiring th weight of Messrs Browning and Patterson bad each package of food product offered the of standing on San Juan to the publle to he printed upon tho hill, pleasure mads famous by the rfasrge of outside of the package was alao favor- American troops during ths Spanish-America- n ed. , war. They saw the monuYesterday tba con vent loo ment dedicated to Colonel Roosevelt tha twelve directors whoa terms had and the rough riders. j expired. Today, however, this actios Mr. Patterson wa Impressed was rescinded and a number of new di- with Havana. Most greatly of the merchants rectors were chosen. This action waa there are Spsalards and they are denot because of any dissatisfac- sirous that, the Americans remain la taken tion with tha old directors, but It was power. A livelihood ia easily obtained held that, the might he- In the bland sad this is one reason becanse nf the :.1v3n for the great number of lnsur-- , roin unnrorresalv rousUnt service of the same directors. rectos. As fighters th Cubans are not up to SAYS THAW IS INSANE. the Americans. As s rule they are poor marksmen and couldn't hit n Rom. April 13. A. Blair Thaw, a flock of barns. A little incident ochalf brother of Harry K. Thaw, who curred, related by Mr. Patterson, s has been spending the winter in Rome whlrh shows what poor shots ths with hla wife sad daughter, was askwere. Two of their rurales were ed today aa to hla views about tha on a train on which Messrs Patterson result of the trial of Harry K. Thaw. and Browning were riding. Pulling He said: out their revolver the Cubans fired My desire would be to say nothrepeatedly nt n lone bird by the rend- ing. The only opinion which I have way, but without hitting the same. always had, la that Harry Thaw should Mr. Brouning bowled the bird over have been put in an asylsm Long ago, with one shot from bis automatic refor hla own sake and for others sake. volver. I hare nothing to say about the trial, Messrs Browning and Patterson will only that It would have been unjust make a report to their associates on to convict him, because It Is a patho- the result of their trip to the Island. A to whether they Invest or not delogical and. not a criminal ease. pends In great measure upon the staPEARY'S EXPEDITION NORTH. bility of the government. Handsome Poke effect of body hat with daisies In two tones. Satin ribbon and bow nt silk shirred back, trims rim, bow oa banNatural only. deau. Assorted trimming Misses Body Hat trimmed with wreath of flowers snd many loops of ribbon, bandeau trim'd. Natural and assorted trimmgs. PRICE 13.00. PRICE S2.7E. "' ' ' uu- - Child s Poke Bonnet uf fancy bod.,, hat ititai with chiffon lace ribbon and (losers, bow of ribbon and flnel( trim bandeau, long ucs of satin ribbon coms pletes very dsiniy wite; assort! trimming. PRICE $3.50. , We have a nice assortment of Children's Silk and Chiffon lut a bite, pink, blue and red. Special sale on Children's Straw Sailor ; GRIX u 358 25th St. two-third- FRYER Makes the lee Cream, , Sherbets, Punches, Frozen Puddings, Etc. You will need for that party. two-third- Phone 13.-Ta- one-thir- , 06-bsn- , New York, April 13. PrealiU-nt- . Morris K. Jesup of the Peary Arctic club today said the club had resolved to place the steamship Roosevelt on the docks at onre for a oomplete refitting. He asks for $lun,000 to meet the expenses of the expedition. OPERA'S BIG RECEIPTS. - h NAS HOME ASPEN COLD WEATHER. Ft. Tonis, Mo., April 13. A light snow fell here this morning and the temperature registered 38 degrees atiove xero. At Unlonvtlle, on the northern boundary of the state, 32 degrees was registered. It Is feared that fruit hud i and early vegetables have been damaged. , Chicago. April 13. The Metropolitan ty. Joseph, Mo., April 13. The thergrand opera company closed n week sengagement here tonight Two mat- t mometer ws 8 degrees below f reeling inee and six night, performances were j throughout the western part of Misamounted to I souri lut night and growers say fruit The receipt given. I of all varieties hu been Injured. $88,1100. Whos Your Tailor? Prices being about equal, then why not wear clothes made for you, clothes that individualize you and make you separate from me diocrity? DO IT NOW EDMUND TAILORING CO. 345 24lh Street MINISTRY RESIGNS. Santiago, Chile. April 15. The resigned today as an out corns of .the proposal made b7 Montt that the number of ChIM toclnM nations be'' limited to four. that nt Washington. - own-ershl- p ! . h HOW ABOUT fitting op glasses a special featuie here and we examine . FREE OF eyes OUR J. S. LEWIS & CO., Opticians PYpc ? THE AlFM Is tran-saciii'- n all CHARGE. AT BIG CLOCK WASHINGTON SHOT BY MEXICAN ROBBERS. Pntaai, - Arthurl'iiiSnodgrass, San E. Mexico, April 13. representative of the Waters Pierce OH company at I'edral, Fan Luis Pntssi, waa shot and j seriously wounded by robbers and I I1.8M of the company's funds stolen j last night. Tremendous Bargains in Every Department Ail Next Week Off 250 Womens Spring Suits and Coats 20 to 25 Off Thousands of Pairs of Lace Curtains 25 to 33i 2,000 Sunbonnets, worth 25c, 35e and 50:; choice J5e and 19c. Have already sold 225 LADIES SKIRTS AT i!rfl Pair of $1.50 Kid (Iloves $3.50 Long (rlace llores $4.00 Long Waco (1 loves' n $1.19 $3.00 $1.50 n HALF-PRIC- E Long Lisle and Silk Glove mixed, your choice $1.25 n 1,000 - Ing Lisle Glove, your JJtJ choice Yon Thousands of yard of Wah Goods for Spring and Bummer, we will place on sale Monday at a gmit reduction it on had better buy uow, because we are afraid that when our present stock runs low we will pot be able to replenish to account of the scarcity of cottou material.. Thi sale, au event without peer or precedent. One that i bound tublishod a record in the popular lxit & Thomas store. Where customers who have investigated are delighted with good fortune in waning here before they bought elsewhere. AS1 |