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Show THE MORNING EXAMINER, OGDEN, PTAIL Angeles, and nothing has boea beaivl front him Unco. It Is thought that ho may hare mot with fcnl play. at Los f FOR THE SAKE GREAT Poultrr supplies and the hast of wheal, corn and hay at Groui ,. 852 24l h St. Both phone. Don't Dot Doped in at inferior quality at t, buy t trunk high prior wbaa wo caa offr you th beat make, oMUtnotet at aolid leather, with fancy aatal trimming and patent lock, tor muck lower price. Vo aiw leaden in the Trunk Una .and our great aolee spook volumes aa to the aaoelleBoo of our yjods. AH sixes of Trunks for all purposes. Also a full Una of Grip,. Hand Bags, Satchels, Gladstone, Yal-beta., etc. vit Trank Gdlachsr Factory OPERA HOUSE BLOCK. ' F. V. Gray, manager of the Gray News company, operating a stand nt the Ogden I'nlon dejtot, was a vlrttor fa Ogden yesterdsy looking after the compaay internets. ROOMS No.fl No. N ladapandaitt Pboa Boll Phona, tea rings BUBINEBB OFFICE ladapandont Phono Ball Phona, a"e ring .No. M No. 6f LAKE SPRINGS WAVES HIS ERRING TAKES WIFE BACK AGAIN. HUSBAND A Story In NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS mak- ing complaints regarding the delivery do so direct to clr eolation department, and not to cat, rlers. Any subscriber failing to receive the Examiner will oonfer a favor by calling No. M either phone before at the Examiner Its ' LAMAR NELSON, (Signed) Circulator. If year are going to move me Malan transfer vane. Leave torders for coal. Blades Phones. 401 Twenty fifth SL -- la the matter at tho ease of J. 8. Carver against T. Murtenson et al. sad Siaa Morteaaon, et al.. Intervener. a .petition baa boea filed In the office of the oounty clerk asking for the appointment of J. 8. Carver an receiver. Removed. J. A, Beitser; Jeweler, from 121 26th St. to 170 26th, Major Drug Store. I D, Gilbert, chief engineer of the tTnton Portland Cement company, is at ths European hotel. John Quinn, a sheet metal worker, has mysteriously disappeared and his wife is apprehensive about him. He left Ogden on the 24th of April ns a delegate to tho Amalgamated International Sheet Iron Workers' convention OVER THE LASH ESPEE TRESTLE. Passenger Trains Held of the Elopement of Two Feoplc From Meadow Lake, Idaho. ts Married BIG at Lakeeida Avoid Raging Storm. Special Sale! EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS ARE WELL UNDER WAV. Forty Crpantrs and Cement Men gaged on Buildinge Interur-baCare for Electric Line. for one week we En- sell all our For the sake of five little children on a ranch la Meadow Lake, Idaho, Grorge Jones, a wronged husband yesterday took hla unfafihful wife, Charles Cobb, BO years of age, a who had left home with another man yesresident of this city, imaged awty flt-to this city, back to his heart and terday from aa attack uf pneumonia. To the fact that Detective .fie Pender and Sergeant Chambers arWhere la the Den? rested the runaway couple before this who had tracked them for weeks, The funeral of Mrs. Joseph Pingreo man, wlfovobber and fouad them, the will be held at 2.o'clock this afternoon A. C. Perkins, owes his house. ward meeting Fifth from the Tho casket will be open at the falmlv life.Father Love passeth understandstreet, rosidence. 682 Tweatj-slxi- h ing." 12:30. and between the hours of If The poets have raved and scribbled Dr. Jobs nan, physician and surgeon, verses and the prroe writer have written volumes about the great Mothspecialist Eye, Bar. Noe., Throat He also treats er Love, that wonderfully dlvlua love aad Skim diseases. which animate those who have sufall other troubles by appointment. fered the pain of maternity. While Office over Clarks store. this is true In the main there are A number of Ogden merchants went many esses which emu to light in down to Salt Lake City yesterday to which little children have been deattend the meeting at tho I'tah Credit serted by the mother where the father shields them and watches over them Men' association. At ths ilrst slon yesterday forenoon a board of with a lev that paseeth all under directors was elected for the ensuing stendlng. Bueh a love as thia caused George Jones to take hack his erring year. wife and forgive the wrong she had A chambermaid. Apdone him, so that those little tots WANTED would not he left without a mother's ply at once, Reed Hotel care. What is ths Den? Wife Robber Enters Home. Jones belongs to the style George in the song as DISTBlCimi ORDER - ofJustmen designated plain folks." He la a hard workfarmer at Meadow Lake, Idaho, Judge Howell Isoucs Instruction For ing and while not finished or polished in Benefit sf Lawyers. the ways of the world, has always provided well for his family and la Judge Howell haa issued ths fol- known as aa Indulgent father, a lovbenefit of lowing instruct kins for the ing husband. NO on, after having lawyers, disposed to certain practices seen A. C. Perkins, would credit him which la tho opinion of the ourt are wltk being a handsome man, but atlll not quite within the bounds of good he has a way about him that Is of the city acd the glamour legal procedure: of the city life. When ha was introHereafter If a Jury is demanded in duced Into the Jones' home he noted compliance with the rules of the court with the eye of the connoisseur that In any case pending, and In the opinMrs. Jones was fair to look upon. ion of ouunsel on tho other side it is She la rather a striking brunette, not n proper rase for a trial by Jury about 26 years of age, and of the aad the Issue therein are purely buxmn order. Well, to make a long equitable, 1 desire the matter called story short, Perkins painted the beauto the attention of tho court a suff- ties of the city In such glowing colors icient length of time prior to the trial and told her of tho great wealth of of the cause to enable the court to love that he would shower upon her, determine whether or not the case is that aha finally fielded to hla sollcltn-tfcm-s a proper one for a Jury, so that the and ran away with him.. The necessity of summoning the Jury for couple first went to Welser. Idaho, and to the that day and putting county then n little over two weeks ago tame unnereesary expense. If U is not a to Ogdon. proper raa for a Jury, may be avoidHusband Takes Up Trail. ed. 1 desire to say further to genArming himself with a revolver the tlemen of the bar that 1 am sot disposed to grant request for Juries in wronged huaband took up the trail of the runaway eouplt. At Welser, equity esses. after a search of many days, he learnBo muck difficulty has arises heretofore as a result uf petitions for sum- ed that they had gone to Ogden. Yesmary distribution the court desires terday morning this plain, unassumit to be understood that If a petition ing rancher dropped off the Oregon for summnry distribution Is to be pre- Short Une train from the north and sented to the court in any estate, the took up a still hunt The people who route should be appraised by the reg- saw him did not know that ofteny ular inheritance appraisers and thus while ho stopped to .scrutinise pasa-ersbhis fingers lovingly reraised the the possibility of an estate being appraised too low by appraisers friendly polished steel of tho revolver, the to a summary distribution may be glint of which was Just as effectually hidden In trousers' pocket as the avoided. steely glint of hla eyes beneath heavy d ' e eyebrows. Seeks Police Aid. Fearing that the runaways would rape him, Jones finally notified the police department Detective Pender and Sergeant Chambers then took up the hunt. About 2 oclock yesterday afternoon the officers found them in a room at a cretaln Twenty-rft- h street lodging bouse and placed thorn, under arrest At the police station they were booked on the charge of lewd and lascivious conduct, and Pei) kina put up $50 ball each for their appearance in court Monday morning. For the Children's Saks. When Jones learned of the arrest he was quite anxious to meet Perkins and his Angara again fondled the gun. But the officers knew that such s meeting would result in flowers and slow music for Perkins so long as Jones carried a revolver and to avoid offers ease such exigency the weapon was taken away from the vrrathy bufband.VThen husband and wife had a rather stormy elegance interview in which, with the proverbial slyness of her sex. she persuad. ed her husband that it waa all the mans fault For the children's sake he promised to take her back again. skilled Perkins Gate a Warning. About 4 oclock in the afternoon the two men mnt in tho officers ward Officers robe room at the station. were between them so that they could not come to blows but the officers could not stop the ominous kwks that DEE-STANFO- RD flaihed from Jones eyes causing the wife robber to quell In fear. I warned you once about coming' around my home. The nest time yon come near there won't be any need BA of following you. and he spoke so significantly that Perkins replied, "I think 1 understand." Jones told the officers that had he caught them together in the room he would have killed TVrkins snJ probably would nave made a good Job of it by killing both of them. Fate deIt will smooth the wrinkle from the tired brow, or the creed otherwise. Pender Scores Parkins. Daintiest Gown Detective Pender roundly soared Perkins for having Mrs. Jone work in a restaurant here when he had in his possession a big roll of bills. Perkins rlalmed he didn't want the wo man to work but she insisted on doing so. Chief Browning, Captain Electric Irons maj lx lined in any room wired for electricBrown and Detective Pender, who were preent at the interview, were ity, as they can instantly be attached to any electric convinced that the best way out of it 1 socket. light was to allow the wife to go back with her husband to lduhn. It la under stood that rerkins also married, a wife and four children in having rain-abl- The worst wind sterol in many months that has swept ever the briny waters of Great Salt Lake raged for hours yesterday afternoon and last evening, causing a suspension of passenger and freight traffic over the cutbig trestle of the Ogden-Lucioff. Waves, lashed into demonical fury, beat against the din fills and dashed their spray over the track eighteen feet above the water's edge. Three trains, first and second sections of No. 4. and a construction train, were held at Lakeside for a number of hours last Bight. No. 4 arrived at Lakeside at 8:80 oclock last night but an account of the raging storm would not venture out on the trestle. It ia thought that the tralne will be able to start across early thia morning. The latest figure from the dispatcher's office ia that No. 4 will arrive shortly after 4 oclock. Disquieting reports have been received in this city shoot the conditions on tho lake, hut. aa ! usual in such storms, it ia likely that tho damage done haa been exaggerated. One report ia to tho effect that th grade at the Bear River Sink ts going fill down, and another, that the dirt reat Ranibo ia site sinking. These exports are not confirmed, but it is tremely probable that much damage has been done to the grade approaches to the trestle n Extensive improvements are well under way, which will make the Utah Hot Springs one of tho big resort of the Intermountain country. Private pools and main pools in cement have been installed and a number of additional sleeping rooms at the south end of the building prepared for the use of guests. A fores of forty men, under tho direction of General Manager Shealy, is at present engaged at work on the buildings and grounds. Carpenters, cement workers, lathers, electricians and telephone men are all busy and the place ia surely a hive of Industry. The telephone men are Installing long distance phones la all th rooms in the hotel. Th bnllding 1 to be electrically lighted through- will - i , See Milan Transfer Co. for storage of aU kinds. Our specialty is moving planes, furniture and ctflce fixtures. 1 WIND WORK AT THE1 ONES a EDITORIAL , 180T. UTAH HOT home-breake- r, EXAMINER TELEPHONES 15, STORM ON M. Hare your Panamas. Straw and Felt Hats denned and blocked. Phone Ind. 447, Globe Cleaning Co 188 2oth. MAT OF LITTLE T'non. a signalman employed by the Southern Pacific, was brought to Ogden from Beowawe yesterday morning and taken to tho Ogden General hospital suffering from walking typhoid. J BCNPAY, Street Hats at greatly reduced prices GRIXS out. When work is completed Turkish baths may be had at the Bpringa. A gentleman and lady attendant, recently from the Hot Springs, Arkansas, will bo la attendance. One thousand new suits have he ordered, and that number of people may bathe at once In the main pool and in the private baths. There will be 600 bath houses for tho accommodation of bathers in the main plunge. Rheumatic convalescents will have th opportunity of taking sun hatha ovary sunshiny day, as glass porches aad conservatories era to he put in. For those who want amusement a dancing pavilion will bo open. A new maple floor ia being put down. AlU. OF U. WOkMEET . ready W. M. Uulney, the efficient business manager for the Utah Hat The University of Utah won. ths Co., is making arrangements Colorado yesterday Springs track meet from with local business bouses to run 62 score of at Salt Lake City by a excursions during the summer months. to 27 points. Two large lnterurhan earn will be put The remarkable running of Brinton, on and a service waa the the r Id prep, tor Utah feature of the day. He won the 100 the 220 In 23 aeoonda. the in CABINET MEETING. 440 in 62 and ended the day by runs twenty-yarpicking op bia tun Washington, May 11. Todays cabt In the relay ten yards to the bad and net which was postponed turning it over to the last man for from meeting, yeeterday, lasted from 11 to 1:46 Utah twenty yards to the good, the oclock, aa unusually long time. It time for the half mile being 1:23. is believed that the presidential situaSeveral state record wen broken In- tion, aa affected by conditio us in Ohio, of cluding the high hurdles, Hamilton considered. None of vu thoroughly 14 this at Colorado covering the members would say that it was hot ESch one naked about tho meetSTRIKERS RETURN TO WORK. ing said it did not. relate partial larly to business in hie department Denver, May 11. At a final confer- The coming conference of Republican ence tonight between the mill owners suta leader at Columbus, on May 16, and the striking mill men of this city is causing a groat deal of interest la it was made manifest that there waa administration circles and, from no middle ground on which the emmade by a cabinet officer after ployers. and the mien .could meet. The th meeting today, the inference is mill men accepted (he offer of the mill that this cams up for a large share of owners in part, but Insisted on a mini- discussion. mum wage scale of 58 cents an hour. Tho position of the Taft people, Negotiation! are at aa end and it la from what a member of th cabinet evident from the attitude aaaumej by aid, la believed to be that the presithe mill owners that tho strike, which dency and seastorahlp in Ohio should was called on May lat, must run its be considered separately. Secretary natural count. Taft declined to talk on the subject. . 358 25th St. - We Are Headquarters FOR 1-- 2 1-- 2 'The Star Safety Razors 17-y- 2-- The Gillette Safety Razors ' 2-- d Razor Strops, Shaving Brushes . Toilet Waters, Toilet Geams 1-- GRADUATION m Shaving Mugs, Shaving Soaps 4 . , Both Phoneo 38 Co. Wm. Driver & Son Drug 2453 Washington Avenue CONFIRMATION DRESSES -- THE HANAN Never before Lias it been the good fortune of the women of Ogden to draw upon so choice or varied a representation of (iroduatiou and Confirmation Drawes. Hnowy Persian Lawn, Bwisses and Bobbinets, combined with billowy laces and embroideries. fine of Hwisse dresses Fenian Lawn, and Bobbinetes, beautifully trimmed with lacea and insertion; (Graduation flne of medallions and some and tncka lace all with bertha. Hkirts are full, with deep flounces. Hkirt and flounce are yoke All trimmed. hare also nice a assortment of princess dresses. Sizes 11 to 18 yean at a range of drop skirts; prettily TO from Confirmation dresses of $30.00. swisses. lawns These are all very pretty and effective style. and $.00 prices Horae are plain,' others are prettily trimmed with laces and embroideries. Hizes 10 to 14 at $3.00, $4.00, $5.00 and $0.00. SHOE the leather and OUR MOST SUCCESSFUL MAY SALE OF MUSLIN IS ON If women realized how cotton materials are advancing in price they smart styles; made permanent by the very best material and Childrens Drawers 11c 15c Children's Drawers 221-2- r Childrens Drawers.,..171-2- c 30c Children's Drawers .23c . workmanship. SHOE CO. Corset Covers 35c Corset Covers 50c Corset Covers. 75c Corset Covers. $1.00 Corset Covers SOLE AGENTS $1.50 Ladies' Kkirts $2.00 Ladies Hkirts $3.00 Ladies Hkirts The Electric Flatiron Cost of Operation 40c month, and think of the time and ir labor saved! SEE US. I Utah Light anti Railway Co. 'jj . COST Suit Sale - Out entire stock of Ladies and Misses. Hpriug Suits now on sale at 33 per cent discount. SEA OBSERVATIONS. Kansas City. May 11. Frank H. if Waehininon. a meterlogist connected with the United States weather bureau and C. E. Oransky consult In engineer In the government service, left today for Yuma, Arizona, to conduct a aeries of evaporation tests for the government In the Saltun Sea. c SKirt Sale life-givin- g It costa about .$1.50 $2.25 Our entire stock of Ladies Skirts at 20 to 50 per cent discount Idaho. SALTO 95c ....,'.$1.10 LACE CURTAINS BELOW 1 N ., 75c . . Night Gowns 75c Night Gowns 90c Night Gowns. .............. $1.00 Night Gowns. $1.25 Night Gowns $1,50 Night Gowns Ladies Drawers 35c Ladies Drawers. 50c Ladies' Drawers.'. ...... 75c Ladies Drawers. $L25 Ladies' Drawers $1.50 Ladies Drawers Childrens Gowns 00c Childrens Gowns 65c Childrens Gowns. 70c Children's Gowns Thousand of pair from a prominent, maker, whose goods are.famons as the very best, in style, finish and quality in the country, go into this great sale at prices never before made on such goods. Simplicity e, .20c 33c ,55c 73c Skirts Ladies' Skirts $1.00 $1.25 Ladies Hkirt s SOMETHIKG WARM No working in a hot, done room, where most of thr air ix consumed in the stove. would buy enough muslin underwear to last them for several seasons to come. The record so far has been remarkably good, and now that warmer weather is in sight, we may expect a phenomenal increase in this sellings The made for this sale are beauti ful examples of artistic needlework, under the best sanitary conditions and in full, generous sizes. It pays to made season's in a supply at this time for May sale prices are lowest of the year. lay of soft,, pliable the of Healthfuiness UNDER- ; 1-- 3 to BircIow AST THOMAS |