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Show ! THE MORSISQ EXAMINER: UTAH. OGDEN, SI'MUY, JULY Another Week of tho Sensational CLEARANCE SALE MIDSUMMER ri I I rGreat Purchase and Sale of Summer Dresses Womens Auto and Generaj Utility Coats EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS WAISTS AWAIT YOU HERE i Soyo were lets in comand eum-m- r ing. Tho selling of opring merchandise woo retarded Aa a ceaaaquonco, wo havo groat quen-titio- o of otytioh, vary doolrablo that moot bo cloaod out at ones. "Brlees that will aoll tho Thi hot ' TO- MORROW. Wo havo many opocial Iota, made ap from tho brokoa Unto. Soma of Modo of Big aoaortmont of Nainooak ot ' f Cor-aa- t Covers, 50c. al :i T L T M & BU S It took eleven Innings. Clarkson, who pitched against hia former team mates, waa hit hard, and Joaa finished the game. With n rally In the ninth. New York tied toe score, But waa unable to keep up the pace. Score: six furlongs, worth ll,75d, at Brighton Beach. He carried 121 pounds and waa n hot favorite at 18 to 20. Summary: First, mile Penns ri a, won; Lad if Langdon, second; Arlmo, third. Time, R.H.E. six furlongs Megatons, won; Number One, second; Sanguine, third. Time. 1:11 Third race, the Seashore handicap, mile and a quarter Dandelion, won; Mlaa Crawford, Red Leaf, second; third. Time, 2:04 Fourth race. The Brighton Junior handicap stakes, six furlong Colon, won; Chapultepec, second; Bar None, third. Time, 1:12 Fifth race, The Brighton Steeplechase, about 2 IS mill! Commodore Fontaine, won; Grand Pa, aeeond; third. Time, 4:48 Sixth raee, selling, mile and n sixteenth Jacobite, won; Reldmore, second; Royal Bdi, third. Time, 1:45 85. . won ngnln, but SPORTS SiTlOXiL LEA6I1E .... York Cincinnati, 0., July Vlt New ninth tho Putting by ocoro la tlfd the on double by Devlin on Cincinnati tallied tbo winning run and a paaa to Mitchell, a etolen bate McLean'a olngle. Score: R H B Cincinnati J J 9 0 New and MclAan; Batteries Coakley n Taylor, Wlltse and Breanahan. Emilio and Carpenter. Detroit Wina on Errors. Boston, Mass., July 87. Krrors buck of Glaae in the second and fifth innings enabled Detroit to win. Score: R. H. E. Detroit ...5 d 3 .4 7 7 Boston Batteries Donovan and Schmidt; Glaze, Pruitt and Shaw. nrer . Carmen and Dahlene tingle. ....... .............. Um-pir- Won Both Gamaa. Plttabur. Pa., July 87. Plttoburg from Philadelphia. won both gameo flrat waa tho The feature of the iplendld baae running of Leach, Clarke ' ini Wagner. In the aeeond game Camnttaa flna pitching and a triple pliy by Nealon and Wagner, the Brat here in more than a decade, were the featurea. Score, first game: -- a ,r WESTERN LEAGUE 1 8 ! Brooklyn Winn. 8L Louie, Mo., July 87. Hummel waa pit to bat for Bergen In the ninth Inning and hia tingle, followed by Stahlans long fly, won tho game for Brooklyn. Score: R. H. E. St. Louie . , ..8 4 . 3 ...... Brooklyn Batterlee Scanlon, Bergen and Ritter, , Bigler, v u 1 Umpire Shut-Ou- t Game. Chicago, 111., July 87. Chicago hit 'herd In the flrat inning for n triple ad four tlnglbe, aoorlng throe runs. The vlaitora made only four hits off Rnelbarh, who with perfect support. Including fonr fait double playa, won Chicago'! nineteenth ahrut-ou- t game. Score: ....... ..............R.H.E. 4 10 0 Chicago ................. . . . .. baton a 0 4 1 Batteries Ruelbach and . Kllng; Boultn aid Needham. Umpire . ODay. . ASERICANLEA6UE Chicago Wins. I Philadelphia, Pm., July 27. Bunched hlta off Waddell In the fourth gave Chicago a victory before the largest crowd of the season. Score: Jicago R.H.E. .710 -.- Philadelphia Batteries Walsh 2 2 1 and Sullivan; Udell, Bartley and Bcheck. Smith Waa Puzile. Washington, July 27. Smith waa a guile, while Glade waa hit hard by Washington la the latter part of the Wm. Score; ' ' Washington Louie Batteries Smith 4 8pencer. ....8 a R.H.E. 1 18 7 0 4 and Warner; Glade . Eleven Inning Game. Cleveland. 0 July Hi III 1 1 14-- o ..............,...4 : II I H MU III f44 III H4fl M II I 1 1 1 NO MAN NEED III III 1 1 APPLY. Organization for Mutual Advancement in Their Work, A Womens , ........,.,...4 Beebe and Marshall; 11 Ticket Agent Accused of Violating Law ROCKAWAY CHAMPION. Vice-Preside- PHteburg 8 Philadelphia Batterleo Camnlti and ' Phelps; Richie and Jacklltacha. Umpires Klem and Johnetano. Head of Southern Road and 8-- run-gettin- K.H.E. .........i,..l 2-- y n; d 4-- Lincoln, Neb., July 27. The Sioux Lake Forest, 11L, July 27. Rooks-waCity men went to pieces in the eighth again won the senior polo chaminning, the locale tying the score and pionship of the United States today by Errors deefatlng Bryn Mawr of Philadelphia winning out in the ninth. played a Important part in the thirteen goals to 8. The game wan Score: desperately contented. R.H.E. 8 S 8 Lincoln FAIRBANKS IN BOSTON. 2 I 2 Bloux City Batteries Jones and Sullivan; EnArrives From West to Viait Family In gle and Sheehan. Danvers, Maes. Denver Loess. Boston, Maes., July i. Denver. Cola, July 27. By errors Charles W. Fnlrbanae arrived at critical limes Denver lost to Dea here tale afternoon from the .eat end 1 to 0. Score: Molnea, proceeded eon afterwards to Join hie R.H.E. family at Danvers, where they are 5 S Denver the summer. spending .1 8 2 Dea Moines Batterlee Adame end Znlueky; .. BALLOONIST'S BODY FOUND. ; Clark ant Teager. Daredevil Aeronauts Meet Death Off Omaha Wins the Coaet of Hoglland. , Pueblo, Colo., July 27. Costly errors were made behind Jackson today St. Petersburg, Russia. July 27. and Omaha took the flrat game, 4 to The Body of one of the four officers ascension In n military 8. Score: who made was R.H.E. balloon at the Tsankoe-Selsmall Island on Pueblo ...., .8 10 41 found off Hogiland, n 110 miles west 4 the Gulf of Finland, Omaha of St Petersburg. The balloon was picked up at sea In a waterlogged AMERICAN ASSOCIATION condition several dnya ago. The fate of the remaining three officers la unknown. Four Games Played. - At. Kansas City Milwaukee-Kansa- s SHOT ' FOR PLOTTING. City game postponed; rein. At Columbus Columbus, 8; LouisEleven of Those Who Attempted Life ville, 8. At Minneapolis Minneapolis, 5; Sb of President Cabrera Killed Paul, 4. At Iu.llanapolia Indianapolis, 4; ToMexico City, Mexico, July 27. Newe ledo, 4. (Called end of twelfth on ac- wee received In this city tonight In count of darkness.) the shape of n letter from Guatemala City, saying that ale vex of the nineWINS NAVY HONORS. teen men charged' with complicity In the attempted assassination of PresiNew York Athletic Club Successful la dent Cabrera were ordered executed on July 25. According to the advice, Big Meet at Jamestown, the whole diplomatic corps, with the Jamestown Exposition Grounds, July exception of the American minister, 27. The New York Athletic club car protested, but the writer said that no ried off the greatest number of hon- attention was paid to the complaint ors, both In senior and Junior events, of the diplomatic corps. No verificain the three days amateur athletic tion of the reported execution haa aquatic championship meet, which reached this city. clostj here this afternon. The various athletic clubs came out In pointa aa GLASS JURY STILL OUT. follows: New York Athltlc club. 73; J. H. San Francisco, CaL, July 27. At Handy, Chicago, unattached, 10; Chi- 7:30 p. m. the Glass Jury was still Athcago Athletic elub, 15; Baltimore out. The best Information that can letic club, V be obtained Is that four or 'five are Junior championship!: holding out far acquittal and seven New York Athletic club, 87; Chi- or eight ara Insisting upon conviccago Athletic club, 32; Princeton uni- tion. versity, 10; Baltimore Athletic club, The Jury and the two deputy sher8; Yale, 5. iffs went to th Fairmont for luncheon, afterward to pursue the task 6f reachCOLON WINS BRIGHTON STAKES. ing n verdict. The reading of tbe testimony of 811.750 Wen by Favorite Horse on New King,. Eaton, Scott, plllabury and York Couree Saturday.1 Stelaa consumed three and one-hal- f New York, July 27. Colon today hour. 7 1 PHtaburg .....8 10Gib-ao-S Philadelphia Batteries Lelfleld, Willla and Moren and Pooln. Second game: . 8-- Sioux City Loaea R.H.E. !. 1:38 Second race, 8-- ..... .11 IS 3 Cleveland 10 17 3 New York and Batteries Joaa Clarkson, Clarke; Orth and Kletnow. Score Tied. S 3 the actual arret of that gentleman. "Prove It." Says Judge. "All right, go ahead and prove that." observed Judge Pritchard, as Mr. Finley was questioned on this point by Judge Jas. H. Merrymon. It was the contention of Judge Merriman that Mr. Finley was only technically under arrest. but the policeman testified that be was under instructions to arrest j Mr. Finley and take him at once to tbe police court and aa tbe warrant read that way. Judge Pr.tcbard concluded that the executive head of the Southern naa being deprived of hia liberty and ordered hi release. Excited Special Interest The arrest 01 Messrs. Finley and Wilson excited special Interest in the fact that the warrants were Issued between Police Judge Reynolds, who recently issued the warrants fur the ar-rof District ! sender Agent Wood and Ticket Agent Graham. At thu time there wae considerable talk uf contempt proceedings should there diction of Judge Pritchard aud Judge Reynold aud others were summoned to testify before Judge Pritchard relative to the charge that the Indictments were framed up In a local newapaper office, and that the prosecution witnesses were not voluntary. Now this phase of the question is again rendered- doubly Interesting from the fact that the witnesses who names were affixed to the warrants Issued today were not voluntary. The warrant for the arrest of President Finley waa awora to by n police official before Judge Reynold and City Attorney Bourne and Frank Caster, a well knows attorney were named in the warrant as "prosecuting witnesses" the warrant setting forth the fact that Meaers. Bourne and Carter bought ticket to Texas and paid therefor tbe old rat. I otic today Mr. Carter made a statement to the effee. that he was unaware that hia name was being used in curb connection Governor Glrnn tonight gave the following statement to the press regarding the outcome of the state's light for tbe 8 rat law: "The governor considers the victory In the matter of the state ngeiuet the railroads ns one of the state's rights. "The governor feels that It Is 1 great step forward for state's rights, end that if all the other etatee ef the United States will continue the light already begun In North Carolina, and Insist upon their senators end representatives In congress In trying to curtail the growing power of the federal courts in the future, there will be no trouble to control and direct railroads end other corporations." N. C., uJly 8T- .- 8ultlng hia action to the word of Governor Glenn, who yesterday announced that railroad officials "higher up should be reached, Police Justice Reynolds today issued warrants simultaneously for the arrest of President W. W. Finley, of the Southern Railway, tad for Ticket Agent Wilson. Mr. Finley wee arrest-lease- d on habeas corpus proceedings ed early In the forenoon end was In the afternoon, while the ticket agent, who was taken from bis port of duty thu compelling numerous pa, aengera to board trains without tickets, was arraigned In the police court in the afternoon. Attorney fur the Southern signified their willingness to proceed with hie trial, but Judge Reynold announced that the hearing would be postponed until Monday. Counsel declined to give bond, hoping that the court would turn the prisoner over to an officer and thus pave the way for habeas corpus proceedings but Judge Reynolds check; mated thle move, by Baying that he would take personal charge of the ticket agent A few minutes later It became apparent that Judge Reynold simply made It plain that he would take charge of the prisoner "constructively for he remarked Mr. Wilson could follow him a round all day "If he wanted" and then walked off, leaving the agent to go hie way unmolested, but feeling very uncertain about hia Jegal status. It was quite early when Mr. Finley wxa apprised of his prospective arrest. A policeman went to the Battery Park Hotel with a warrant but as the hotel people refused to volunteer any Information the officer consumed some time in finding the railroad men. In the meanwhile the railroad officials were playing for time and the officer we persuaded that It was hia duty to docurend sons' Important-appearinments handed to him before Mr. Finley rushed to the pollee station. In thle way the machinery of the federal court waa act in motion and things were running smoothly in this respect by the time President Finley had concluded hia breakfast Plea for Release. It was a few momenta after Finley had actually submitted to arrest that he made n plea for release and then Judge Pritchard In the United States court signed the writ which wai served on the policeman while the party was on the way to the police court. Thus, the course of the proceeding reflected from the pollee to the Federal court President Finley and nil the officer were examined aa witnesses during this habeas corpus hearing and Judge Pritchard was unmistakably nettled wtign he discerned n disposition on the part of counsel for the state to show that he had Issued the writ for tbe release of President Finley before g HffWWtllll HlltiHHIIII ItHfltW tM-M- ! New York, July 27. A new exposition of an old Idea is shortly to be put In active operation at North port Manor. Long Island, where s colony of feminine devotees of art will be established, to the uiter exclusion of man. The preamble of the constitution sets forth the exclusion of man dearly, and the document ende with the argument that "the time, energy and application wasted in a silly, fruitless, summer flirtation, would. If diverted Into tbe channels of study, have n direct and manifestly beneficial effect upon the professional advancement of the girl students." The Glades, as the quarters of the womens organisation la to be known, la tbo outgrowth of a movement started three yean ago among several students and professional artists to organixe for tbe purpose of mutual advancement In their work, and mutual saving of expense In the matter of atudiei and models. Nothing developed until Inat spring, when three wealthy women of ibis city were interested and promised to finance Buck on organisation. With tbe money forthcoming, no time was lost in electing officers, drawing up n spartan constitution and electing n site and name for tbe new organisation. Min Elisabeth Curtis, wboae studio la mt 226 Fifth avenue, la president of the organization. Tbe total membership at present la about thirty. The building at North port Manor will accommodate fifty members. TAFTS MOTHER IS ILL. Agad Parent of Secretary ef War it In Critical Condition. Msec., Millbury, July 27. Mr. Louisa M. Taft, mother of tbe aecre-tary of war, la seriously 111 with flammation of tbe gall bladder. CON MURPHY IB DEAD. 111., New York, July 27. Laura M. Carter. the woman wlo betrayed Chester B. Runyan, the paying teller of tbe Windsor Trust company, who stole 598,000, to tbe police, hoe been Indicted for receiving stolen good Runyan says Be gave her $15,000 of the 180,000 In cash be stole and that she took another 110,000 when he was not looking. 4 I 1 UTAH CANNING 1 I54-I- 1 1 1 1 1 1 4lIHltUH4MHmi ALWAYS THE BEST CO. JOHN HOXER Columbia Club OGDEN, UTAH. . Packers ef High Grade Vegetables . Pure Feed Catsup. flood Fork A Buns. Parer Peed Hemlhy. 'reee Worcestershire Sauce. We pack but eno grale ef feeds -V THE BEIT. - 1 1 Perfoolo Cigar Wholesale and Retail Manufacturer ef made by Pierced Pure . i IWr UNION MAD A'fcJi ' - G. READ & BROS. Harness and (0. . Saddlery The beet end Largest Menufew' terete In the West 1,4 888 Ttoentyfeurth OGDEN, UTAH. Street. WM. PEARCE PIONEER FOUNDRY & MACHINE WORKS Manufacturer Iren end Brans Cast. Inga, Shafting, Palleye, Bettor and Tank Work, and chine Work. 2151 Wash. Ave.' 11 kinds ef ! : 8288 WasK Ave.' OGOEN. H'linHMfllMlllflWI v J- TENTS and AWNINGS Columbia Club Cigar Co. I t a Ma- Phene 544 Bell Ogden Pharmacal Company ' Blue Label flavoring Extracts and Gold- Cross Olive Oil - I 1 1 1 IH-H-- 4 1 1 1 1 1 UTAH VINEGAR AND PICKLE WORKS GULES . PLANING NILS Manufacture re ef Sash, Deere, Frames, Mantles, Moulding, Weed VINEGAR and PICKLES Turning, Bend Sewing end Stair Office and Mill Comer STRICTLY A HOME PRODUCT.. . Building. Twentyaeeend Street and Wash. Ington Avenue, Opposite Taker-neelEdward Bioheel, Proprietor. Phene, Ind. Md; leu 180, Factory 2454 Weil Avtnw ESTIMATES FURNISHED. OGDEN, UTAH. 'Phone 107F. ALL KINDS OF MILL WORK. Milk Company Manufacturers ef Honeysuckle Evrponted Milk Won the gold model at the State Fair, 105. A trial eon will convince yon there Is nano JUST At GOOD Ask your Orwior for Ik FACTORY THE ONLY BIG SHOW COMING THIS SEASON AT LOGAN. UTAH. THE WHOLE WORLD RANSACKED FOR ITS ARENIC WONDERS Ml Artists Of This Greet baw Impart Fntm Beiepe And Aai Frew Ruaala Eituix. kh Th Kinrln Oak- Hum Th "Good ik Waist Must CMrtd Night 8ur. am, Hone. Hit Wife an Family. Anrhuii From Jopur Th Waadafid Frew Frxiret Akawidw Patty, the Mas Who Walk aa ha Had 8k elton Train at Euilibriu. Fiwa Mstamt-Magu- ait walk e Heir frt. ft Hanky, Flea Heegaryt The Mararllo-Manut-a Thrilling Athletic W under. From HnuU rTh Lnryerd Troupn Troup, who pkr Manual iMnineu Fmm OmuJi tfricai T h Uoreini in AppanaUy Impotubl iintsuc Trouia at dub Balancer. Attitwlw. FVm artier Th Knufaia OH Pro. From Italy rTh Badini Family of Five with Woadariul wda thaw Rida Bicyclwti of th World. eimoii Dug, Kara," .Artim, Manama. Producer! af Hoy From Fwalat Th Gnat MinaOoton Him trom evaywherw on thr Pm af th th tkwhk oar posunol Acrobatic Gkh. inrludiBS th Bur Performer af Court Bntata Amena. Among than th Great Jldfard Pram Spa la r Thr Splmdid Tanadar. Family af Acnilat. Arid Omithl. Th From Bwadret Th Distiaeeiihed nortirl Fondly. M Whet Troupe af Native d Foreign EogUiidt Th Holloway Troup FMof HiKh Wit Wanda. rie U m Ml gyl Performer -- tupetlwr Divenifted. jne tlw Mott WowfanfuL Pkeringihow th World hag va bn. . -- Taa.rtSrfcs,"is: r"Usrrom 60 Acrobats tad Tbo 12 iO AerlftUsts and the II Ffyiaf Jordan 60 Riders tbe Bedials aid Daisy Hodgla Mina-Oota- ns Clowis tbe World's FuayMci 'Ms, 1 Circus Artists JR ficM, Imp, find sod numbered recurved Heats will be on gale Show Day at tlie ntore of TUB UTAI1XA DRUG CO., at Admiiwion ticket exartly tbe same price charged in the regular ticket wagonn on the gliow ground. SUMMER GOLD We eollertod for tbe following good people several gobs of sunshine gold- en dollars. We will collect sums far you If you turn In your claims. You know name at these people? A. Swenson ft Co.. Mercur, Utah. Natl. Tee Importing Co., cor. 3rd So. end Mein, Balt Lake City. Dr. O. Jones, Murray, Utah. Tripp Bros., Murray, Utah. Untie Meat Co., Eureka, Utah. Untie Mere. Co., Eureka, Utah. Union Meat Co., Eureka, Utah. Hyrum Nellaon, Holliday, Utah. H. P. Larsen, Ephraim, Utah, Dr. C, H. West, Ballna, Utah. Jam. Gilbert, Murray, Utah. C. W. flchuldt, 347 W. 6th Bo., Balt Lake City. Geo. Btringhem, Thurber, Utah. Jas. A. Smith, Thurber, Utah. Sorenson Jt Laraen, 149 W. 2nd So., Balt Lake City. John Anderaon, 185 E. 7th Bo., Mra. F. Lewla, 378 Na 5th Weat, Balt Lake City. Salt lake City. Utah Knitting Works, Logon, Geo. Thomas, 740 W. 6th 8o Balt Utah. Lake City. Red atreaka of honesty exist In Joha Jamea, 12 W. 2nd Bo., Sait Lake City. t everybody. Merchants Protective Association i Scientific Colectors of Honest Debts and 100 Commercial National Bank Build-lag- , Balt Lake City "Borne People Don't Like Us." Luke, General Mgru 77, 78, 13, 94, 97, 9S, 99 Franclo G-- .gti, before their contracts for , Can save money by seeing us C. W. CROSS CO f : letting HOUSE WIRING 5 Estimates cheerfully given and ! - 1 Manufacturers ef Cache Valley Condensed ' HHWWfiflHH LOOK AT THE LABEL AND INSIST ON OGDEN AND UTAH MADE GOODS eeeeeeepi Hi II II II imfllHfl.ttHwill 14 !H 1.I.H4I IjflHfl 1111 II III I If! Wlfl'flflHHHWfWHflll I 1 MONDAY MRS CARTER INDICTED. HOPE MANUFACTURERS 1 In- July 27. 'Ton" T. Murphy, prominently connected with the American stage almost a half century, died today at his borne in Lake Bluff. Illn after an lllnesa of two years. an actor, Mr. Murphy gamed fame playwright, stage manager and song writer. 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