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Show 2S i EXAMINER: OGDEN, UTAH. SUNDAY, THE MORNING AT INTERSTATE SHOOT - Meet Closed Yesterday. to the chief! His name la Becker, and he Urea in Ogden. Wo no Mon ta ft Tmk The big four, who have ao long Ogden's honors at the traps, hare grant nloo ipnk wb one good mam left, and to hie skill M to tho eacelleaoe oftor our all la dus tha fact that four ef tho flnfst am ana of Trunks Liao a full Hoa of Grip. tropkiae offered at tha tournament, Hnod-Bnsistokoki, Gtadstoasa, Yal-lo- togather with high average tor tha thre days, remain la this city. With M, an average of a toeotton over ninety. Mr. Barker lad the bunch, and ho did Galhdier Trunk Factory thla under conditions tar from for, ORKRA MOUM BLOCK. arable, shooting off two tie in n pelting min storm. Yesterday's eraota opened with tha Handicap, a twenty target erent, tor n Brat grade heating east, donated by tho mu- d at Manufacturing Company, which was won ky Ban Bean of Pocatelkh with k straight acoar. PUlowtng came tha H water Naadtaap, forty targets, Beleek Vaaa, dalor n ted ky to Hunter Anna Cm la this avast Aaatta of Pocaellm Booker of Ogden, aad Kaetc of Balt Lake, out of forty, la find with thirty-eigh- t Mr. Austin won with n tha shoot-of- f straight senrs of forty, ao against thin far each of hia opponents. Tha font day concluded with the Ithaca Handicap, forty singles, far an Ithaca haamarleM shotgan, which was won ky Lehrbaa of Pocatello, with thirty Hall O. L ap-hai- d o A Karlzmaim Pianos hand-painte- d ty-nl- eonatitutod tha tor tha second day. Intorast oaaterad la tha aareoth and eleventh events, the former for the Browning pre-gr- aa Thalr ownare fool proud of than. MagaiSesat In duality, yet wondar-fullnasoaakla la pries. Tama If doalrad. 4. M. PANTONE, Btsts Agent. a I alas handle a fiae Una cf and etkar y vte-Ua- Iltk BL nous medal, donated by Browning Bran. Co., tho latter for the Idaho IWIa medal, donated by tha Idaho Falla Gun dub. Tha Browning medal was captured ky G. U Becker, with The a straight score it twenty-fivoaaond went to the same place, but not until an e netting tie bad been shot off with B. C. Sneed of Balt Luke. In the nine events scheduled for yesterday, four, as van and nine ware mad particularly attractive by tha Becker trophy, tha Confer challenge medal, and the individual champtoa-medaThe first want to Becker, tho eroond to Mosaic y, and tha third to Lohr. Only tha latter waa wen without a tie. Interact roadbed tta height Into yesterday afternoon, whan, at tha clone of tha regular events. It waa found aad Baaed were tied for the Idaho Falla medal; Beeksr and Bunh for tfie Becker trophy, aad Monday, Bybae and Bigelow for tho Doctor medal. Before the first tie oonld be orderof rata beed up, a otaadr down-pou- r gan, which only increase 1 In violence aa the contents pragrrased. in aplto at tha unpleasantness, however, many enthusiasts remained to pull for their favorites. Tha clessat nice, end one of the moot opectaoular evtsta of tho tournament was tha deriding of the Becker Bush tie, for tha Becker tra-phla tha original event, these genoet of tleman each broke forty-eigfifty, aad until tho last cartridge of the shootoff waa fired, tha matter was e. MUSICAL MERCHANDISE 414 1MSK. EXAMINER TELEPHONES L I WTO RIAL ROOM Vi liitfapandaat 'Phono iibpmmiN NOh M BoB Thona, two Huge BUSINESS OFFICE BB ladopaadant 'Phono Na, N Ball 'Phono, ana ring ,H,.Na BREVITIES ta NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS lag eomplalsts regarding tko delivery of tho Ksamlnar do ao dlroat to dr eolation department and not to Any aubaorlkar falling to tho Biaoilaar will ooafar a flavor ky ealttng Ka fid either phone bofora n. m. . LAMAR NSLSON, (Signad) Circulator. ' ' oar-rWr- o aarv4ces ever the lata Hobart Roes, torawrty proprietor ot ftmeral the Household Pair In thla city, and a well known kualaeso man, wlB bo hold this afternoon at I oclock from the Maoonta Tsmplo on Washington undtr tho nuapioeo of tho art going to more sea Malaa. tranrfar Tans. Lear orders for ooaL 401 Twenty fifth at Blades' Phones. H yoo a Tha body of Henry Leo, tho young men about II or S3 years of agn who died In this city on May I, will In aO probability be shipped to Daa Moines, Iewai for Interment. Mr. Lao resided in Ogden for three years Piter to his death and yet but little la known of kfm outside of tho foot that he tours a wife and child. Pap-rIn hi pockat give thla Information hot do not atato where thay live. During his stay la Ogdeu he made many friend who ware pained to hoar of Me demise. Cause of hto death la given aa heart failure. A brother Bring at Dr Maine Is expected to srrire In Ogden soon, to take charge of the remain. a See Malaa Transfer Co. for storage1 of all kinds. Our specialty la moving pianos, furnltur and office fixtures. Was Kathleen Fitapntriek. the lady who made quite a hit at ih Elks show In Salt Laka CJty, will sing "Conatder tha LHIaa, a beautiful solo, at tha aong recital at tha Methodist chwsh Sunday night. Bh la n e soprano of oonsUorable ability. dra-matl- See the Parry-DuS- y On.. 3253 Waak. Are., for Graalta aad Marble Monuments. C. 8. Martin, tha coal man. will sing Sunday evening at the aong at the Methodist church. He baa a fin tenor voice and sings "Jut aer-vio- e Bapuod, WARNING TO COAL DEALERS AND CONSUMER TWOFAMENGERfi ARE ROBBED OF AMOUNTS 1885. say They Cannot Gat Coal ta Stwu Far tha y. Evert MVMVIMlIiMMfitlHMiaiai NOt OO Tiiptii miiiiMiMMiiiaif still ta doubt Becker finally won. aa against forty-touwith forty-fivThey divided tha money before shooting tha tie. The three men who tlod for tho Confer medal, looked oat Into the rata, than at each other, aad finally decided to tot chance name tha wiener. Back flipped a dollar into tha air, aad Moariay draw the odd face and tho bihH. The particular feature of tha closing day was tha team match, ta which five teams ef throe mou each competed far a medal donated by I Decker. Each team waa chosen from one of tho visiting duba. and Balt Lake, Boiae, Pocatello, Ogdsa aad Treason na warn represented. Boise and Salt Lake tied for first plane, with Ogden. Pocatello aad tallowing la tha order named. U the shoot off the Balt Laka squad won. The detailed aeons ta this rii foBow those at tho regular r. a Tro-monto- rr-v- wests. s tha tournament ended. Tho ware a Jolly lot of boyu. and shot ta n way that made tha prnfaeakmals look. Idaho soot down over twenty representatives, and thalr medietas waa oartntaly good, for tharo was not an event ta which Idaho atthor tod or crowded tho winners uaounfortably ok) so. Ogden hopes they wlU take home as pleasant memories as thay are leaving. Messrs. J. L. Hoad, representative of tho Dakin Metallio Cartridge Co., and Hotohaa, with tha Dupont Dawder OO., deserve tha thanks of all for the way thay have worked for tha aaoreas of the meet. They doukOaea find ao little satlsfaotioa ta the bet that Mr. Bockor, big chief of the tournament, won hia honors with Dupont powder ta D. It. OL ' Bo vto-ttor- con-eanr- belli. Team Match. 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Hulott iitiitaiHMiiminiiiiMi Farnsworth Holohan Oowan mMii"'"iiiiiiiiiimi Becker Mi 8. BmWntnMi Boa Bborburn Lohr Fuller Kimball Bhormaa Johnooa Jdove o e e e i e a a o i e e e e a ;.. 16118 814:i723;il 1918 11,16 ir 87 200i:i56 7.11i5!23 28! 200;;175 20011174 el 9;ii i9;ii 2o: 200,143 ;iljl5;iB 924) 200 :160 I;l4l7!22!n;21 1317 111 9115 13.20:14,811 2oo;i150 4) 9' 4'lA'j 200 103 8jl9lll! 813 9 iii;i8, !10'1913 15'22 14:24'( 200,!164 li II i:i 145'103 lOS.j 75 35'! 26 20t 19 Have your Panamas, straw and Felt Hate cleaned and blocked. Phone Ind 447, Globe Cleaning (to., 183 25th. BRIEFS Kamovod J, A. Bettaer. Jeweler from 121 21th at to 170 2 lib. Mejrtr Drug store. at the Henly Frank L. Chapin, formerly in the real estate buatnaaa In thla city, hut now engaged tn tha asms buineaa in Ely, Nevada, under the firm name of W. L. White of Balt Luke City I Btari A Chapin, arrived ta Ogden last visiting in Ogdn. night on Southern Pacific No. 2. Mr. Chapin has been aocceaaful since goDr. Johansn, physician and ing to Ely and after a stay of a few specialist Eye. Ear, Nova, days hare will leave for the Nevada Throat and Skin diseases. He also camp again. treat all other trouble by appointment. OJSca over Clark's store. A. B. Corey of the Corey Brother! Construction company, left this mornThe police station bare has received ing at 1:25 o'clock over the Oregon a report that tha Btewart-Burto.MerShort Line for the acene of coniraot cantile company of Kaynville wan burgof the company on the line larized Friday night of a number of operations of the Billing and Great Northern knives and considerable Jewelry. railway In Montana. Mr. Corey was a away thro months before, Poultry supplies and the beat of visit to Ogden hat time andmaking expects corn wheat, aad bay at Grout's, 352 ta be gone aa equal length of time 24th Both phones. this trip. He reports work as pnv J. H. Young, proprietor of the Bon greatdng nicely. Toa theater in Balt City, la up WANT A 06 YIELD BIQ RESULT aur-5eo- set. at road." So much la shown touring motor! at by tha residents of tha Riviera that many enclosed cars are fitted with wire window screens to prevent the . glass being broken by flying miullt-s- 7.1217 19,1423 200 :i72 1220 7,13116 211i:i9 200 170 14;1t 7!l1il3l'll;2s 300 5.12l6!2110ll8, 300(153 15,11 7,1114, 23;il20 200 169 12;ll IlSilO 4j 6,10jl7 8,19! 200 126 14117112 611812121, 111171 200 158 7!l4il6119il2!23; 200 ;i66 llllljll 12181S!1616 'll14ll71323i 20(lijl69 1212o!14;1S 19 I.ll!ll!18:i4;23: 300:177 12)17111116114 7ill 15118' 8'20, 200:!161 ll14;il!1915 8131 II I 9' ; 2001 163 120 11-1- 11120 11.19, Wllllamoon 5(14ili;22 15 11'lB l!l14 mu AuRtln 8'ilS emluiis io'i7 1818tll;lil8 7ll!l8l24 1517 Eastman Andmoi 8112:14117 That aosMthing miut be done to prepare for aa adequate fuel supply for tho coming winter is apparent to railroad cffielala, dealer aad consumers generally. Two winters ot coal famine have taught tha people tho necessity of preparadnau and many are now making effort to fill thalr Railroad bins for tha ouM official hare gone ever tha situation with tha result that a statement has been Issued from the offlo of J. A. Reeves, general bright agent, and amt to all Harrlmaa gendea west of Groan River. While this statement urges that eoal dealers store coal the dealers thamaalvaa make tha olalm that they oaanot got the coal to etora. Tho statement follow. To All Agents: Tho notation of tha eoal Shortage in the winter months b to store It la the summer. This Insures the miner employment at foil time during the an usually light season, tad enable the transportation nompaaiea to move tho eoal prior to tho heavy demand upon thorn tor power and equipment with whluk tn transport tha crop ta tha ton. Thla condition 1 generally am knowledge! and understood, yot It asms to bo n hard matter to prevail apum the dealers aad people in general to taka thla action. Tharo la every indication that thera will ba a great shortage of fool next toll and winter, tha production not equaling the laoreased demand. Thin company will awiat, at great pens. In relieving the situation, by storing, during tho summer, for eneoal the gine use, all the mines can apart. Thla will permit a greater tonnage during tha fall and winter to bo devoted to commercial purposes. Pleaae Impress upon yoor coal deah era, also the public generally, through tho newspapers, if possible, the Importance of putting In storage oonl thla summer. I thera la any wood that can be used for fuel within a reasonable distance from your station, the dealers should ba urged to lay ta a supply. WV) shall be pleased ta make very low retro for thla purpose. Please send a statement at tha end of each month, commencing with May, showing the total number of tons commercial coal received at your atetkm, eompnred with tha same tonJ. A. REEVES, nage last year. General Freight Agent R. B. Lewis, one of the largest dealers ta tha city, when luterviewed last night had the following to ray about tha matter: There la not a yard In Ogden but that would ba glad to have a groat deal more oonl than tt haa at tha present time. An tor aa our yard Is concerned I can any that wa are about out of coal now. Then are any amount of orders placed bnt tha tact la that the eoal 1a not being shipped. Personally I mads a request on the railroad companies to store flack ta tha yards, which would he much bet ter than nothing In' time of famine, but the railroad company has failed to do ao, as yet. Tf I were getting nevernl can of coal each week I would be filling np empty coal bins right now. I am swamped with order end do not feel like taking any more until the railroad begin shipping coal. All that Is necemary for the eoal companies to do la to begin shipping and tha dealers will take care of nil they send. I can name over a doses tamlllen, and thera are many other, who want ma to fill up their bine na soon ns I get the coal, but the coal is not being shipped aad for that reason they will hare to wait. The reoponalblnfy la not with the dealer or tha people but with the coal companies and tha rail- 80 17 iiaasHioiiimiMitiM TOtSl a a e a TMCMOXTOK 10 50 10 Horriofftoa A marriage Heroes has been issued to Henry C. Toot nod Mrs. Neville fn.m Zion registered Hadcok of Idaho. House. e . 50 ' SwfnMvaaiiaMitMBMaiMMiaMMl lien 4jlAl5'l6i TT7I Herrloftoa immim ldllllldllTilT 6ll 1823 1117 200 Il87 Tuekor MiiaiMiitiisiiMirtiiMf svi 14'l711i;iBH i:i4.17l8 417 too :i44 LOCAL Dawn In yaur strong box there are probably several pieces of old Jewelry that nr detag nay gooL Ifer n small eoet we might be able to modernize them Into desirable shapes and styles, or if gone we win mako CASH ALLOWANCES for them. - Let us show you wfaat wo can 19 ttidtiio ia AT DEPOT Deals re with humming chorus. Making Old Jewelry New BUSY Wlnterii r w ao ffr at 1907. FAMINE trtiok of inferior quality wtM ukt, erastraetod trinolnga imt metal leek. for wick k COAL A J G. L. Becker Captures Four of the Finest Trophies Offered at the Tournament Big wt B, PREPARE FOR PICKPOCKETS OGDEN WINS FAME Got Roped In Dont ot . MAT For one week we will sell all our . Payment an Draft far $700 is aa That Robber arw Only $185 to tha Goad. Pickpockets ef the clever variety got lir some realistic work at the Union depot early Saturday morning In which they relieved two passenger. O. W. Adams and W. M. Partin, at 1X85 ta bills and a draft for ITM. The tench happened during the rush to get on No. northbound over the Orogon Short line. The passengers mentioned made complaint to Night Depot Master Bam F0wlr and Sergeant of Police Frad Tout, that thay had bean relieved of thalr wallet ta getting on tha train. Admma lost five t sooty dollar bills, a tea and n five dollar bill, and a draft for 700. Partin loat seven tan dollar ' Mr. Fowler and Sergeant Tout made a canvass ef tha building and grounds hut aa there waa no tangible clue W work on the pickpocket could not be located. It is more than likely that tha men era of tha kind that work trains exclusively, ta which event they probably left oa No. 9 for the north. Tha pocketbook which ware taken wore found yesterday by from A the porter of the Healjt heuaa. In the flushing box of the toilet where they had been dropped by the robbers In addition to a number of papers, tha missing draft for 3700 waa found. Adams la from Oklahoma City. Street Hats at greatly reduced prices GRIXS 358 25th St. Will Give Free Scholarship SOME ENTERPRISING YOUNG WILL TAKE CHOICE OP CORRESPONINTERNATIONAL DENCE COURSE WITHOUT COST. ' ,, On sale daily, April 26th to May 19th. W rights Store Arranges wltk Schools to Give One Free Soholarehlp Good returning to July 31st, 1907 and Aralata Other , i ' Round Trip to Los Angelos ' At tha end of May W. H. Wright A Boos' Co. will give to some one In Ogden n free scholarship In th International Correspond enoe School and will arrange with tha school to furnish others with courses at advantageous pries. With each purchase made ta the two atoms during tha present month coupons will ba lsaued equal to tho amount at tho ale' and the penna who has gathered tha moat of three coupons by tha end of tha month will he awarded thalr choice of courses issued by the school, to other who shall gather second and third largest numbpr certificate will h laaued which will ho accepted by the achool aa part payment for nay conrae which might be selected by the are holders aad a these course worth np to 175.00 each It is expected that some lively Interest will be taken by local people who wish to study fey mall. Mr. C, D. Chamberlain, , who haa charge of the publicity work of the I. C. School ta thq west, wlU be la Ogden during the contest to explain tka courses and to assist prospective students la making selections. Mr. Chamberlain will be remembered by many Ogden people aa tha gentleman who lectured 1a tbs Tabernacle on Ma travels In the Orient during the season of 1008, ha will also arrange an elaborate display ta one of the show windows at Wrights ta which will bo used a miniature electrical locomotive and other attractive features which la aoat by the schools for thla purpose. World's Greatest Pageant will take.p'ace first' week in May. Ask any Utah agent, or wri e for informaton to J. H. BURTNER, D P. A., SALT LAKE CITY The principle on which It k based la the combination ta one ticket of a large number of routes, compoe d of tha same number of lines, art the form is so arranged that any oae of tha routes may be quickly, durty and oonvenlenUy designated, thu greatly reducing the number of fame necessary to carry ta stock- - The tlsk-e- t i also a saver of time and labor ta the ticket stock room, ticket ? flees, and auditing department ant affords better records . for .tha road than any other form. extent COLORED LADY INSANE By mean of this ticket 34 form now In effect are replaced, and soma NEW TICKET FORM of the Dorms of the Interline past Mm Ira Thompeen Will Ba Taken to hoard coTcr as high aa 85 form no State Mental Hospital Today. 1.000 Oregon Sheri Line Adopts Craig In- ta use. Stations now requiring forms to handle the passenger trafl terline Ticket Mrs. Ira Thompson, colored, waa to different parts of tha country may, examined ns to her sanity yesterday The Oregon Short Line haa adopted with the interline ticket, reduce it afternoon at tha county court house bv Dra. Conroy, Power. Dickson and the use of all of its agents a new necessary stock to 125 to 150 fonni Cordon, adjudged Insane by the com- - ticket, known as tha Craig Interline and obtain the name representation. I mission ta funacy, and ordered eom- mltted to the Btste Mental hospital at Provo by Judge Howell. Sheriff Sabring will leave thla morning.. for Provo with bin charge. Mrs. Thompson has been mentally unbalanced. It la said, for about eight months but not until recently did her dementia take n decided turn for the worse. Her son, Holly, tt will he remembered, killed n man who was engaged ta a fight with hia father, several yean ago. Thla tact haa preyed on Mrs. Thompson's mind to a great ticket CUT PRICE SALE ON L. D. S. GARMENTS Monday morning we place on aale the entire stock of the Ogden Knitting Go. L. D. B. garments, about 4,000 pain, which we bought for lens than cost of manufacture and have decided to give our many friends and patrons the benefit of our fortunate buy. We have a complete line of all sizeA in thin snmnier weights, the mercerized or imitation silk, the medium or medium heavy weights, also some heavy weights for winter, for both men and, women, branded with the approved label, all of which will be sold at the following cut prices: ' .G5 $2.00 Garments now Garments now .85 $2.50 Garments now $1.25 Garments now $1.50 Garments, now 1.00 $3.00 Garments new $3.50 Garments now 2.50 $1.QQ 150 1. 75 2.25 These Garments were bought for quick selling and are priced to insure that result,. Even though you should not happen to need them now it would pay you to btoy for future use. We would be glad to have you compare the values and prices we are offering with thoae of our competitors becamtt ' you will then appreciate more fully the extremely low prices on these garments. , a As these Garments will not last long at these prices we would advise you to visit us at your earliest convenience. u ft Watson -T an tier1 Clothing Co. Street 376 Twenty-fourt- h |