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Show TOE MORXIXG EXAMINER:' OGDEN, SPORTS NATIONAL 177? ! IjS- - -- k II ts BlueRibbon Pabst Tlic Beer of is a pure, healthful food Quality for brain-worke- rs and muscle-worker- s. Pure because only the best barley-grai- n and the choicest hops are used, and absolute cleanliness marks every step in its brewing. Food because the Pabst Eight-Da- y Malting Process follows Nature closely and retains every particle of the wholesome of the barley-grai- n which the Perfect Process transmits Pabst Brewing to the beer in predigested form. Healthful because the malt is nourishing, the hops are invigorating and the very low percentage of alcohol (3$) mildly stimulates the digestive organs to proper activity. that ymm MUlif ia tottar, ymtt tort taraur M haaUh ia hartar. wbaa rat took Matlilw Ewing; 9 Boston 8 1 6 10 1 Leerer Gibson; Lindaman and Brown. and Batteries Duggleby, New York, 4; SL Louis, A 29. After a wild thrown by Mathewson gave St Louis the two tying runs in the ninth inning today. New York won 4 to S is the eventh. 8oore: St Louis. July .,. St. Louie New York ia hat-ta- r, Kibbaa. Batteries Ksrger and Mathewson and Breanahas. R.H.E. 8 8 .9 .4 2 1 Noonan; Chicago, 2; Brooklyn, 1. Chicago, July 28. Today's gams was a pitchers' tattle, and went nine innings without a score, only one hit being made off Brown and three off McIntyre in that time. In the tenth Lumley hit over the right field fence for n home run. In Chicago's half, Alpermaa fumbled KHngn drive. Howard sent to bat for Brown and Hoffman sacrificed, Shpckard struck out, Schulte waa purposely passed and Chance won the game with a hit past second, scoring Kllng and Howard. Score: R. H. E. 9 5 0 Chicago 1 9 1 Brooklyn Batteries Brown and Kllng; McIn tyre and Bergen. F. I. Klaaal A Oa., MUi ML, OMdML Both Hums g ti R.H.E. ArtliWaiatlytittaa U 2 1 1. sin-gla- d, . AMUSEMENTS DURAND TURNED DOWN. UTAHN A THEATER. of Bill Every Saturday Chang Evening. Performance Two EVENINGS 7:90 and 0.15. PRICKS olOOg 20Op SOc id oro 29. Walter Beat, 10 by Juattce Durand for contempt of court and upon refusing to pay thla amount waa placed la the county Jail, filed a petition for writ of habeas corpus this morning, and after a hearing before Judge Ritchie, waa discharged from custody. An action waa filed against the defendant last fall, it finally finding Its way into Justice Dana T. Bmlth'a court. The Murray court Issued a summons for supplementary proceedings, and Beat ignored them. Thla ia what brought about hla short imprisonment in the county Jail. WILL Nickelodeon ILLUSTRATED SONG, JidaUaa, ' J ' ' Carman la Danger. Two Toung Scamp. Char 11 Paints. Programme changes every other tar. Ladies and children will find the room cool and comfortable. Electric Next the Rood Theatre Hotel, 25th St PROGRAM: FOUL PLAY The Story of a False Friend. THE BAD MAN.. Tale of the West ILLUSTRATED SONG Fanslla." A ....... ............. 5o, Admission Me Game Postponed. New game postponed; rain. ' .New York. July 29. PLEAD. Salt Lake, July 2.--ln court thla morning ten alleged grants were arraigned. They were arrested at the Pioneer park, Saturday, because they were resting there. Just why the men were dragged to police headquarters for lounging in a public park waa not explained. Aftef hearing the statements of the men, Judge Diehl promptly discharged them. A. J. Vanaelea and Frank Larson, the young men arrested last evening on the charge of selling liquor at the Salt Palace and thereby violating the Sunday closing law, will plead tomor-romorning. Sadie Smith and Emma Harris, cob orded women, charged with vagrancy, win .plead tomorrow morning. Their hall waa planed at 25 each, and It Is not likely that either will appear In court when their nagies are called. Charles Turner, the opium fiend, arrested n few days ago on the charge of stealing a hammer from the Oregon Short Line ahopi, waa discharged thla morning. The prosecution failed to make a' case against Turner. .... a., ... R.H.E .....4 9 9 9 ..9 9 Creiger; WESTERNLEAGIE Molnss Postponed. Omaha. Jnly 29. The Omaha-DeMolnea game was postponed on account of late arrival of the teams from the Weit, Omaha-De- a a Denver and Puebla Break Even. Denver, July 29. Denver and Pueblo broken even In a doubleheader here this afternoon: Boon: First gams " R.H.E. Denver ,, Puebla Pueblo , Batteries C. Adams McGregor and DrilL Second game 7 7 1IIM44 7 0 and Zalusky; ....... R.H.E. ...9 Denver 9 0 Pueblo,, . .. Batteries Bohannon and 9 11 AMERICAN .9 12 McDon- JSS0CIAT10N At Kansas City Kansas City, 9; Minneapolis, 1. At Louisville Louisville, 0; Indianeph, who waa one of the first Salt Lakera to arrive u the Virgin City oil apolis, 1. At Columbua Columbus, 8; field after the news of the strike In i 9. the property of the Virgin Oil A DeAt Milwaukee Milwaukee, 12; SL velopment company, has returned from the south and expressed the Paul, 4. of - the opinion to n representative BRIGHTON BEACH RESULTS. News today that the new field would prove to be n permanent one. He wae New Trie, July- 29. Brighton Beach so thoroughly Impressed with the country that he succeeded in getting results: First race, mile and n sixteenth hold of 800 acree erf oil land conDruid won; Asora second; Tipping to owned that the tiguous Virgin by company. Associated with him in the third. Time 1:12. Second race, six Airlonge Live undertaking ia Henry Perry who was Wire won; Bkris Court second; Jucommuniated with by telegraph. Time 1:19 Mr. Joseph said today that arrange- bilee third. Third race, six , furlongs Trouble ments are now being made to lend a won; Robin Hood second; Big rig Into the field and ' that the develop-men- t Maker of the ground secured by him- Ben third. Time 1:18 Fourth race, the Glen Core Handiself and associate would he undertaken without any unnecessary delay. T cap, six furlongs Sewell won; Botsn-1s- t second; Bat Masteraon third. Time am satisfied the country Is going to 1:131-5. make good, declared Mr. Joseph, Fifth race, mile and a quarter will "and that it be only n matter of n short time until the region will he Carthage- won: Cederatrome second; Sonoma third. Time 2:06 Belle tapped by n line of railroad. A branch furSixth race, five and one-hal-f line of the Salt Lake route will problongs King Cobalt won; Corn Cob ably be built off from some point near second; Hans third. Time 1:08. Lund, through Cedar city and thence to the scene of the exilement 29. Harry 8. Jos- 2-- Domoto & Co. 155 ST. TWENTY-FIFT- H 3-- 5. Men's Furnishing Goods Notions of all kinds SRIEF OF A FAMILY. MISTOOK F ancy Cash Groceries Wine and Liquors Turf Ogden & SI Twenty-fift- h U-- ' California and - Eastern Direct wire for all Portmg events. Salt Lake. July 29. A young man named Frank Harris was almost killed this morning by mistaking a bottle of permanganate of potash for a bottle Harris had been Young of wine. drinking during the night at 60 South West Temple street. This morning he awoke with a thirst, and seeing a bottle bandy and thinking It waa wine, took n liberal drink. In a few seconds he discovered his mistake. The bottle contained permanganate of potash. Harris went Into convulsions and was rendered- unconscious. The police were notified and the patrol wagon summoned. Harris waa taken on the stretcher to police headquarters, where he was placed in the emergency hospital. . Dr. Paul attended the young man and soon had him out of danger. THOMAS BLACK SURRENDERS. . f THE BOTTLE. Kenton, Ohio, July 29. Thomas Black, lawyer and mayor for two termq, gave himself up to the sheriff today and asked to be placed behind the bars. Black acknowledges the forgery of papers involving 828,000. His operations extend over a period of nine years. Son Shoots His Slstsre and Brothers While Father Is Dying. s, Versailles, July 29. Grief and and gives coffee drinkers in the United States the cheapest good coffee in the economy, world. We have onr own offices in OPPOSED Brazil, charter onr own vessels that bring the coffee to onr own docks in Brooklyn, own our own stores where the green coffee matures and improves. Arbuckles Ariosa Coffee is not touched by human hands it is cleaned, sorted, roasted, packaged and weighed by ingenious Machinery, mostly constructed by onr own machinists in onr own shops. ! The package is for your protection; that you may be positive that you receive the genuine Arbuckles' 'Ariosa Coffee every time no matter where you buy it or what price you pay. We will tell you; where you can buy Arbuckles Ariosas Coffee if you have trouble in finding it. AXBVCSXJD New York, July 29. Geo. C. Tilyou, chief owner of Steeplechase park. Coney Island, which, was burned early Sunday, has fur years been one uf the picturesque figures of Coney Island. He has lived near the ocean's roar practically all his life and was one of Coney Island's pioneer In the amusement line. Years ago, when only n small part of the beach was utilised as a pleasure resort, Tilyou bought much of the adjoining land and these holdings, in times of stress, have put him oa his feet again. Sunday's fire waa only one of hard blows that have corns to TIL you. Boms years ago, when John Y. Me Kens was Osar of Coney Island, Tilyou gained hla enmity by opposing certain of McKane'e projects. Bo strong waa McKanee. influence 'that TUyou's enterprises began to fail and he had himself stated that hla affairs wers Is serious shape when McKane'a downfall came, because of his utter contempt of election and other laws. It is said Tilyou waa at th grand central station to see McKane the day the latter started, under guard, for Bing Bing prison, Tilyou has announced that he will not rebuild at Steeplechase park, hut friends who know the man say he will change his mind wheg the first blow he has Just received wears away. It waa characteristic of Tilyou, Sunday, to take what profits he could from the ead. situation by selling tickets at 10 cents apiece to people who wanted to enter his grounds to see how little he had left He also put up a cheerful sign, thanking people for past favors and sympathy. An Idea of the site of Sunday's fire may be gained when It Is said the area burned aggregated about thirty acres. From two Mr three hundred firms of Individuals were put out uf business by the fire which caused financial kiss of about 11,000,000. The Insurance aggregates only 1180,000. A cigarette stab, landing in some waate paper, caused all the trouble. sor- HOPE OF THE JEWS. Not in Palestine But In the United States.. New York, 29. July Jacob the New York banker. address at the dosing meeting Bchiff, H. In en of (be Jewish Chautauqua, at Atlantic City, N. J., declared that the hope of the restoration' of the Jewish nation In Palestine was not the guiding star of Israel's hope, but that the promised land of ths Jews was In America. There was Instant applause when the sentiment was uttered, which broke out afresh when Mr. Bchiff reiterated the sentiment and said that the free land of the United States was to found tbs Inspiration- uf the Jew for higher cltlsenshlp. Mr. Bchiff told of the hopes, the aspirations, and the longings of the Jew. He Bounded a note of warning to the Jewish people and declared that there should be a lessening of the evils of overcrowded tenement life In New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, and the dispersion of Jews throughout the south and west. - New York, July 29. Walter Tod n Major Huntington Is breathing his last. The condition of Elizabeth and Alonso Huntington Is today declared to be desperate, although not hopeless. The wounds inflicted upon Edith and Douglass Huntington aie not ser rious. Mrs. Huntington, their mother. Is completely prostrated from shock and A few blocks confined to Jwr bed. away Henry, who is regarded by his family and friends as demented, 'la in Jail. Me is dasl and confused and hardly realises the terrible thing he had done. Major Huntington Is one of the best known Americans In Paris and he sod his family have long taken n prominent part la the social and offlrial gaiety of the French capital. He is Not York CM TO CXTHOLICG. People of Chile Want Their School n. Valparaiso, Chile, July 29. There Is considerable public agitation because of th attempts of the clerical party, assisted by ths Liberal Democrats in the eenato, to pass n bill delivering th direction of slate education to political and sectarian parties. The people generally, fearing the return of Catholic supremacy in the schools, are opposed to ths measure. Meetings of protest are being held everywhere and several afreet, demon at rat ion a have been suppressed by the police. Can save money by seeing us before letting their contracts for HOUSE WIRING UPRISING IN CUBA. Estimates cheerfully given and work guaranteed dren, but everything in the automobile, excepting the chauffeur, who had leaped to the ground,' was thrown Into n ditch. Mrs.' Wilcox aud three of the men were" Injured, the woman receiving such scars that she undoubtedly will be disfigured for life. MRS. MAGILLS STATEMENT. She and Fred Were Married Toe Soon, That is All. iu., July 29. Although core of persons have called at the county Jail to see Fred Magll and his wife since they were brought back from California yesterday morning, CTinton, Rural Guards Fire on Insurgent Band Near Santiago. A report from Havana, July Bantlago bays that a band of twenty men under Emilio Sagregro, a Porto Rican, who were planning nn uprising, wero surprised by rural guards at Becadero, not far from Santiago. Shota wore exchanged, but no one, so far as reported, was hurt It Is understood that the head is composed mostly of Spaniards. Another band Is reported in the same neighborhood. The rural guard are searching for them. Throe men have been captured. 21. FIELDING TOM JONES." AND Tbe recently celebrated bicentenary of Henry Fielding, and the issuance, by th Harpers, of a complete and definitive edition of his writings, have renewed attention to this great author, whose worke have held unbroken popularity for more than a century and a half. The moat famous of hla bnoka is Tom Jones. But arhen he had finished writing "Torn Jones he had run out of money, and waa Imperatively faced with a demand for tbe payment of a debt of 20 pounds. Manuscript In hand, he went to a publisher, offering to sell tbs story outright ftr a lump sum. In spite of his urgency, there was a few days' delay. Then tbe publisher met him with doubt. . X am sorry to sty, Mr. 'Fielding, that your bonk does- not quite well, it does not seem to have hit it off at all succeufully. I am afraid f It, sir; afraid it will be a failure. Twenty-five pound Is the moat that I could possibly give. Fielding, depondent and desperate, was ia no niood to protest. Ins sum named would st least enable him to pay his moat pressing debt, and would leave a slight balance. "Well. I'll take It," he aald. Not so fast, Mr. Fielding. I did not any I could certainly give that sum. I must think about it. Fielding, now angry, demanded bis manuscript and went away. Moodily walking along Fleet street he met a friend, the port Thomsen, who, demanding to know the cause of his melancholy, heard the tale with Indignation, and taking the manuscript from Fielding's hands, went enthusiastically wUh It to another publisher. Next day, still In a friendly glow, Thomson arranged to meet at a tavern with this publisher and Fielding, Well, what will you offer mv friend for his story? demanded Thomson, after eoclmble preliminaries inch as an e tavern could offer. "Make it high enough, now, aa I warn you he wont accept; The publisher nervously cleared his tb rest It seems to be a pretty good of thing, he began, but I don't see how I can risk paying Mr. Field ing more than 200 pounds for 1L Yes, I will offer 200 pound. Thomson, bent upon a good bargain for hla friend, waa on the point of gravely holding out for another hundred, but before he could speak there was a gladsome cry. from Fielding, "My dear sir! The book Is yours! Give m the two hundred pounds!" . old-tim- SAVED THE CHILDREN. the residence, near Wilcox, millionaire member of the real Neptune park, of the stricken Hunting-to- estate firm of Osgood. Pell A Comfamily, where, last night, Henry pany, in an effort yesterday to preHuntington, son of Major Douglas SL vent his automobile from running George Huntington, shot down two down two little children, ditched hla motwo brothers at the sisters and car and nearly caused the death of his ment the members of the family had wife, his son, the chauffeur and three gathered around the denlh bed erf the other men, at Bayslde, L I. Th quick father. action of Mr. Wilcox saved the chil- row reign today in BOOK, CONEY ISLANDS FIRE. To-led- Efce DEN 370 25th St. is a tremendous organization that results iu Arbuckles eev-ora- l ough; Morgan and Smith. BACK FROM OIL FIELD. Salt Lakey July at Tork-Do-tro- it Boston, 4; Cleveland, 2. Boston, July 99. Two bits, a sacrifice and errora by Turner and O'Brien in Boston's half of the eighth today converted what looked like n victory for the erlpplqd visitors into a victory for the home team. Score: Boston Cleveland Harry Joaaph Visits ficana of Excitant nt Near Virgin City. Meet eon-tlnu- Tilyou Charged Admission Ft te Sts the Ruing ilERlCANLEAGCE Batteries Winter and Judge Dlehl'a Uebhardt ap Bemli. I va- AT THE PROGRAMME lived in Chicago, where be wan au Tbe special grand Jury, which ia to of those prominent iu army investigate into tbe sudden death of and business circles. Iu Pari he be- Mag ill' first wife. Mrs. Pet MagtU. r came known for hi convened (his forenoon. The state has witnesses for speeches at the American club, uf subpoenaed seventy-fou- r which he was one uf the organizers examination. and recently the president. Mrs. Fay Graham Magill asserts she and Magill are Innocent of the cause uf tbe death of Mrs Pet Magill. MAHONEY ORDERED AWAY. o 1 did wrui.g in marrying Fred Leader of Western Federation of Min sous, she said, but this ia all. If were to Le done OTer again we or is in Hibbing. Mich. would Jo the sanie. l. 'We have but one story. said Hibbing, Mum.. July 2S. Stripping "My first wife killed herself and mining operations wero generally resumed today ami not a sign ud and that is all there to it. A soon as 1 discovered the suicide of my trouble was reported. At all of the mines deputies armed wife, I made the fact knows. I with long range rifles occupied ad- asked Fay to call at the house. Fay vantageous positions and the men at and 1 were no more tbau friend unof ample protec- til after the death of my' first wife. ,sork were assured tion against th strikers. At the Morris mine stripping operPOSTMASTER NAMED. ations were In full blast with a foil crew of men. The Seller mine was Oyster Bay. N. Y- - July 19. Presiin the same position. Ore was taken dent Roosevelt Ralph from the Laura Webb. Albany. Nash-u- a L. Fblibrick as today appointed at Hoqui-am- . postmaster mines Wlnnlfred and today with Wash. limited craws, which will be increased tomorrow. Stripping operations at LONDON IS NOISY. the Albany mine have also been resumed. In the Chisholm district stripping Mere Veiling by Btrset Vsndtrt Than In New York. operations were resumed at the Mun-ru- e mine, and underground mining was also la full awing. London, July 29. Treasurer Arendt, Th Robert Kingston company had who i here with a party of New full crews working on it stripping York anise snpprearionUts. say Lonoperations at the PlUabuiy mine, and don Is much noisier than New York. "If we had a street in New York at the Shenango a good sized crew o noisy a the Strand," he said, was working underground. The Hartley, Croxton and im Rue "we would Boon take steps to effect a change. mines nr still befog worked. New York was silent compared with Acting President Mahoney, of th Western Federation of Miners, reach- London, especially in the early morned Hibbing yesterday and was met by ing. Milkmen and other street vendPrtriells, who In leading the strikers. ers. it waa found, yell in the streets After conference they drove to the without restraint In the early hours. Stevenson mine, bnt the mine official ordered them off the location. Today Never caa tell when you'll mask a they drove to the Morris mine and linger or suffer n cut. bruise, bum or here Superintendent Thompson told scald. Be prepared. Dr. Thomas Electhem to keep moving Later they tric Oil Instantly relieves th pain topped at the Wlnnlfred mine for a quickly curse this wound. moment and then continued in the direction of Chisholm. Mahoney said NEGRO EXECUTED. he expected to remain npon the range about ten days. New York, July 19. Wm. Nelson, a He said the strike would be negro, was executed in ths electric in the same way a it ha been chair In 81ng Bing prison at Osslnning conducted up to the present time, and today, for tbe murder of Liszie Northat there would be no violence If he man, with whom he lived, on Dec. I, could help it He deplored the pres 1905. ence uf so many armed deputies. Salt Lake, July who was fined MsgiU's family has been tr- Ua-gil- R. H. E. l g a y by Pabst at Milwaukee Made Philadelphia, 2; Cincinnati, 1. Cincluuati. July :9. Emu by Cancel and Lobert in the fir: t lnuings gave Philadelphia enough runs to win the game. Cincinnati was unable to bunch hits off Suarks. scoring oulv in the last inning. Score: Pittsburg 1907 after-dinne- Boston, 5; Pittsburg, 9. Pittsburg, July 29. Pitcher Duggle-bmad his first appearance on the home grounds as a member of the Pltlaburg team. He did well until the sixth inning, when Boston won the game by hitting soundly. Score: food-valu- es will a re: i red army officer, uud. prj(1r ;o none of ace Mm. taking up his residence sums,). LEAGUE Cincinnati Philadelphia .. Batteries Masua and Sparks and Jacklitsch. TlT.SIlAY, Jl'LY 30, I'TAFI, AUTHOR MUSICIANS. Number of Noted Writers Are Aecem--. pilshsd In ths Realm of Music. Miss Marie Corelli, we learn from the pages of Who's Who. is oroflcinit on the piano and mandolin, tut it Is not so generally known that many other authors and publicists are In .. WASHING MACHINE MOTORS AND ELECTRIC FLAT IRONS Thooo Uto Mon" CommercialElectricCompany 2279 WASH. AYE. fused with tbe bonny briar pipea affected by Ian Macla'ren. Mr. Hennl-ke- r Heston's favorite instrument to the posthors. and Sir George Gibb evokes impressive melodies from th tuba. Walter .V. Price baa been reelected general president of th Marble Workers. JAF CONTROL OF PACIFIC. ' FDOXE 3C2. Red Astrakhan Apples and Apricots. Are at their best ' , ily Yellow Men Are Looking fur Trade and Increased Shipping. and Japan will anon control the trade of th Pacific. Her merchant fleet is growing with great rapidity; not only In American traffic but in the commerce of . Corea, Formosa, China, India, and tbe Fir East generally. Certain American optimists declare uat the Pacific will always be dominated by the United States. But it is only th optimists who, have, this faith. Shipping men, American mea actually engaged in commerce with the Far East, know that Japan le fast assuming command In that quarter of tbe globe.' If any one doubts the accuracy of this proposition, let me ask him to consider the organization of the Nippon Klsen Kaleha (Japan Steamship company), which is energetically the sunrise flag halt way round the CHEAPEST rf the most noted bankers and steamship men of Nippon freight handled by regular and established lines of the. company; 1,884,? C97 yen from the freight carried by their vessels on irregular and special serivees; 213,211 yen and 25 sen from subsidies and bounties; and from 100,000 yen through miscellaneous sources. The total expected income per annum amounts to 8,107-82- 5 yen. Against this the total expenditure of the company ia estimated at 4.G1 4,266 yea and 7 sen. You must admit that th showing ia not at all bad. . The estimate was drawn up by a very cautious set of once bepeople who have more-thafore drawn up estimates; who hare never disappointed their friends, especially in . their predictions not the worst showing, to say the least, far for an enterprise which is a from a trap of this money-ma- d age a is the north pole from the equator. Adachl Ktnno-sukin Harpers Weekly. world. A group met on the second day of February of this year In the Banker' Assembly Hall in Tokio. This was the first publie meeting of to promoter of a new steamship company. At (his meeting it was christened the Nippon Risen Kalsa. A large name. Yet the company has the consolation of knowing that amid the cheerful ful summer growtn o mushroom enterprises since the war it ia bigger than its name. The company commands the capital no watered stock, by your leave an Instantly available capital of 80.000.- 000 yen (915,000,000 gold). Their financial programme sets aside of 10.000.- 000 yen for in ' purchase about 100 vessels of 200,000 tons which are. at this preaent moment, actuary engaged in shipping bus!nes under the merchant flag of Nippon. The remainder of the sum, the jen, is to ue spent on the construction of new ship. They will have tbe speed, the improvements, and other qualifications that would please the subsidy regulations of the country. This sum is also meant to cover the expenditure of establishing new lines of traffic. From a copy of the company's financial estimate which is before us a modem book of prophecy penned by scientific experts, and perhaps quite ss true as anv of the strumentsllsts of no mean pretensions, Thus, Mr. Hall Calc has few supesuttee 'we learn that the riors oa the trumpet, and Mr. Crockett extracts exquisite tone from the company expects an Income of more mall pipes, a variety not to be con- - than 6,820,000 yen annually from now i CALL EARLY AND GET SUPPLIED. T. B. EVANS & CO. GROgBS BOTH PHONES 235. 2364 Washington Avenue e |
