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Show --wL. M0RX1XG received to repeated j broke pesder sad Huiehen scare in a numberof dcrs as they evlr cd one dee after another. No wae deuce, other than the smell found, and. as the officers failed to find toe secret recesses in which the answer was louM-Un- brevities from Laity returned : &SE1 to rtslttag M4 if a poisue had bees hidden, ther did not confiscate anything la the line of ln dream-producer- EXAMIM2U: I 23, 1907 AIDING THE s. CHOIR Sept. 2nd, 3rd and 4tK At Fair Grounds, Ogden, Utah t jtSSSgSSJBSS. '. Horses from Nevada, Idaho, Wyoming and Utah Will Compete lor Grand Prizes ffSif ?LiUii Siia Continuous Racing 1 well-to-d- No Stops Between . o Greatest Racing Program in the History of the mr P R O G Fair Association Inter-mounta- in R AM Firmt Day, Monday, Septa Snd 220 Trot or Fare S in 5, Pune 220 Trot or Pace, 3 In 5 Puree P4 Si AI GI ST I! IDA Y, WEBER CLUB pasJue Douglas, one of the old-tisenger conductor oa the west end of the of the Salt Lake division , rm miliary t tto H. Southern Pacific, is in Ogden and ywrtay- will visit here for a lew days. He MASS MEETING II CALLED FORI FRIDAY EVENING. wTa. CtoiteHo eama will make a report to the Ogden stockTom Mining holder of the Happy M. n wy STuk company, whose mines, a group of six claims, are located la Humboldt Hon. Fred J. Kissel Has Secured Fart mountain, Humboldt couity. Nev. of ths Money for the Trip to Sacramento. At drill at the armory Wednesday, Company B of the National Guard Ito 4p mads a big turnout and a splendid ttIHL kul cltabor. w4 President Plngree of ths Weber and bowing ia the exercises. A number of sew recruits were taken ia aad a club has Issued a call for a mass number more are promised for tomorto be held at the club rooms, tsd Wife tow W row sight The drill will continue meeting for tho purpose of assisting tonight, ia outlay lfwm'atare Thursday sad Friday Bight, and ths ia raising funds and devising plans to enlistment rolls will be opened until send the choir to Sacramento. the close of the last drill before the been announced that ; the wlHtaowa bart- - troops go into encampment A fea- theWhile It baabeen as ably supported ebair has Salt Lake ture of B one will be squad financially that the trip company Is assured, are six feet all of young mea who aftaww. there Is not enough money actually or over. In sight to cover the expense of the luurfaa. after bTln returaed Journey. Balurday. until Jack Hailing of Brigham City, and Several large donations have been adaeaday MghL maa, wsa ar- made apparently a by people interested ia the proHe of oa rested a vagrancy. charge posed trip but, at their own request, on his work been detective Manager Bancroft fUtim ia had doing their names era withheld from publimoralay In own account Jaonkyeatanlay Judge Murphy gave him cation. Through the Instrumentality HOl. bouad for Zkra. Mm a Inter but gave ninety days, of J. Kiesel, It is understood chance to change hi plea. Hailing thatHoa. Fredwas subscribed by a Proleft $1,000 sister aad Burton In ear been bad aald court be wiH pearl that for a three araeka ployed to do detective work by Sheriff vo man, aad, locally, tho subscription JUjthe Burton ranch, near Afton, Behring. The police bad not been hasThsbeentripliberal. will cost approximately notified of this and the arrangement gyosung. which aum $1,000 baa been of $10,000, was not satisfactory to the regular tbe Sacramento end of tha and detectives. M. BoataphTtta Under hla promise to re- gives by and $1,000 will ba furnished lrrlgjoa congress, Bostaph, Mr. and kriianlle engineer, turn to his farm Judge Murphy dis- by choir members. Tbe balance of tack from a ptoaaaat trip In the charged him. $5,000 mast be made up within jaUowitone park. success ot of weeks time to Insure the Notice Is 'Scab ths heading scildtere ths trip. boat twenty discharged tickers displayed conspicuously Following to tho communication tha Phlllpplnaa around town on telegraph aad barber from tho Weber club which has been yeaterday an route to their poles, easting a reflection oa Western eat to business mea, professional Union operators. Tbs leading spirits mea and jriou home In tha euL the public in general: Commercial tbs la of ths local fight To Members of Wfcber Club and tha Balt Telegraphers na apecial train carrying their declars unqualified Business Maa uf Ogden: A like EaSeand their Mead arrived disapproval of such warfare. They meeting to hereby called to convene 1:60 p. n. There were tats that the mea at work la the Club assembly rooms, I Wee tern Union office are respected by at the Weber lour coachaa wall filled. oclock evening, August ZSrd. Friday them, although taever members of At this meeting, plans will bo formuaha aald McKnlght MlH Goldie their anion, sad that ths embittering lated for the sending of the OgJen Glen-voo- d nld aot marry Baa Oaatoa at of ths contest by public denuncia- Tabernacle choir to effect ring the "Irrigato that a tort night, atoty tions, esa do the cause of the strikers tion Ode to the National Irrigation circulation. no good, for hatreds thus engender hartag gained wide Wo feel Congress, at Sacramento. ed only make for personal animosities that nothing cai be of mors vital inIb the matter ot the estate of Jaa. and play no part la settling strikes. terest to this eomninnliy thus ths aa a Gieen, a petition taking for real ending of this splendid body of singaider confirming the tale of Tabernacle addition to tho Ogden la ers to tho congress, and that this will ut vu filed with the oouaty clerk. choir, Utah will be represented at tha bo tbe best advertisement Ogden can coming Irrigation congress at Sacra- put forth. The Ogden baseball team will play artmento by several other musical of the limited time the Resalto of Balt Lake, at Glen-nists. They will be John J.. McClellan, we On account to necessary to act promptr it have, Beialla The challenged Sunday. organist of tbe 8alt Lake Tabernacle ly, therefore you are urged fcrbe pros-- 1 the Dubele to play for S50, but were choir, and composer of tho Irrigation ent Yours very truly, (Signed) Ode," which will be snag by the choir Ipond. JOHN P1NGREE. daring tha congress; Wed Graham, President" . cleric mail transfer Du Morrtooa, Willard Welha, violinist; i tenor; of the R. M. 8. at the Ogden Union to be chosen. These four soprano family Into will assist the Ogden choir. The party irri hee taken hie THOUSAWDS Of CABS Sweetwater county for a two weeks wlU leave Ogden la a apecial train Tieatloe. August IL In preparation for tho visit O. S. L. Purchasa $A20 Refrigerant the Ogden choir under Conductor Carrier From Esetant Concern. Prcfideat L. W. ghnrtUff and Chao, to rehearalng dally. Balt Lake to down went yestpom j, Ths Pacific Fruit Express company erday to look after the ouslneaa ths $12,000,000 Harrimsn corporation FORTUNE TELLERS tad of the Tabernacle choir excura-lo- e organised hero last winter with W. H. to Sacramento. Bancroft aa president, to operate the a to Given Hint Are Strang They ear service on the entire refrigerator Lean Charles R. Eddy end Miss Depart. of tho Harrimsn lines, western system aftwere married Wednesday Puttier of ernoon by Joseph Stanford. The Desirous f being Informed on mat-ter- s has Just completed the purchase tha from cars over 6,000 refrigerator office ceremony was performed la the pertaining to Love, marriage aad American Car A Foundry company of ot the county -- commlaslonen. business," Captain Brown aad Detect- 8L Loula and Detroit The deal is one of the heaviest ever Is the case of Mrs. Wahlberg ive PenJer, yesterday, . visited tbe mads in western railroad equipment against Wright In the dietrlct court. parlors of Pro! Fie gal, advertised Ths last consignment of cars was deIn which the plaintiff aonght to haye psychologist, and Prof. Stone, saa certain boundary line adjudicated. psychologist, both' of whom are located livered several days ago aad ths 6,000 are now being operated over j the plaint- oa Twenty-fift- h Judge Maughn street. The inter- tire the western lines of the Harrimsn iff. views were not to the satisfaction of system under the direction of the Paof the the officer, and tho clay cific Fruit Exproaa company. Eleven of the clerks aad employee of be will la all probability Formerly Armour furnlahed the of the Ogden postoffloe took a trip short duration. western Harrimsn lines with their reup Ogden Canyon Wednesday to be Oa Prof. Flegale door Is ths followfrigerator car service. The Pacific the guesta of Clerk Edgar A. Stephen' ing promising inscription: company was organised to build am, who la now camping with hie Prof. Flegal, psychologist. Your Fruit operate refrigerator cars for Harfamily at the Lewis place, future revealed. Your past, present and this year dman. It waa found aad future revealed, and sick healed. that 6.000 curs could early ' la (he divorce case of Lillie be purchased Porter Advice on love, marriage aad business. from the American Car A Foundry vs. George B Porter, aa answer Reliable. Office of Institute of Etertied Wednesday with the county clerk. nal Youth. Diseases of men and wo- company for an excellent figure. The offer wae' taken by tha road and tho A general denial of the allegations men a specialty. service his been Instituted on tbe frt forth la the complaint Is made, sad ascertained reader was It by linen effected. A dismissal of the case to lattbs and Stone, naked for. Brown that Flegal was intentions at first ter of whom claims to be able to read toIterect Harrimani car shops either hero or at Else Brown of KanesvUIo under a band by tha within Ms eyes, reysat sa operation for appendicitis hgvs a wofting fores of four men and Ogden for the construction of Ms ha bean ears. This plan frigerator This ! ths second case two women. Palmistry is their strong torteriay. abandoned for several years at Is the Brown family of appendicitis point and by a glance at ths lines oa The Pacific Fruit company to an im' vlthto a short time. Several weeks ones nnd they claim to be able to mense concern and is not a "figure-head- " s brother was operated on tor tell mart anything that one knows corpora tioa. The vice presiths same trouble. sad many things that he never dream- dents are: Parley L William, chief ed of. counsel for the' Oregon Short Line; claim ths Brown nod Pender (AM Browning of Urn Ogden police D. E. general passenger agent, said that ho desired ths reprw feasors are grafters of tho smooth, and J.Barley, A. Reeves, general freight agvisit the and Mad secluded wtstlves of papers sad all others velvety, same road. F. H. Knickent of the como have been in the habit of hop-n- g they made waa la response to to Mr. Bancroft, aecretary of erbocker, men whom tha from people on the patrol wagon as It leaves plaints directors. is Tbs executive ths among from separated as station oa a call to deslat from the IfSfweo and foresight committee comprises: W. H. Ban their money. , Writes. Williams snd F. H. Brown, after reading the Inscrip- croft, Parley L front door, offered one of Knickerbocker. oa the tions Els loulse Browning, The other officers of the eompasy daughter of the professors $100 to tell Mm of hto AM. Browning, and Ernest Ford, son Innermost thought but the palmist, are: Alexander Millar, secretary; Uireuo Ford, were married within Frederick V. 8. Croeby, treasurer; control the Wednesday afternoon at tha Salt Lake unable to sec under the cap- William Vahl, comptroller; John Crulk-hannot could himself, Ple. After the chief clerk of passenger acceremony they de-J- 4 for California, to be 'gone a tain's thick skin. were mild counts of the Oregon Short line, audgiven Both professor Math. Mr. and Mrs. Ford will make ' itor; Joseph Helton, assistant secreptfita to leave the city. obit home on Twenty-eightstreet. tary, and G H. Jenkins, jTi Sa UTAH. OtilXSN. m UkbUMti $ Half Mile and Repeat, 2 in 3 Second Day, Tueaday, Septa 3rd 2i25 Trot of PmcCj 3 Id 5$ Puwo 3 In 5 Puno 235 Tkot op Three-FourtMile Dash . One-- l ourtli Dmlij lhinto $ 7500 h! 50.00 Third Day, Wedneaday, Septa 4th Free for All, Trot or Pief, Purie 3:00 Trot or Pare Puree One Mile Dash 0. o! M. RUNYAN,' ........... ...... 300,00 150.00 100.00 . Chairman, Racing Committee 25c Admission to Grounds Bal-lanty- 2-ra- y non-suite- pro-feaso- X-ra- k, h mar has been received from Obi-toucmmmi the cMef clerk lu.the of agriculture, who was ln George M. Spencer, a Farmer of Is the Victim. totely, that he racked Alaska safety and Is having a fine time. ucUentaOy the colonel Is looking af-George M. Spencer, a prominent copper mines. His regular former who his lived at Inytoisvlllo tok os this Instantly killed trip west la an Inspeo-- " ,1-- ra 1851, was almost waa work on of packing plants. by lightning whilehtohefield at Wednesday, tn wagon a hay Junes Herrick was burned by elec-- y afternoon. The wagon shows no sign while operating the moving of Injury, and the horses and Mahonrt machine at tha Utahn their fieencer, pho was working alongside JtoIn attempting to tarn on the hto father, did not feel the Phock. ne touched the bran of tbe sock-- J Mr. Spencer and hla non had gone "Used ground circuit and recelv-to- a for a load of bay, and bad scarcely shock of 600 volts through his more than commenced loading when ' -- fr His left bud was painfully the holt struck. Mr. Spencer fell from .gvd and blr arm was temporarily toe wagon snd died lc w moments, The toMysed. He has regained control never regaining consckmsnes. fingers but his arm Is still nse- - hornet, stormed by the noise of the thunderclap and the MJEtant field ran away, but were caught IC. Littlefield, sou of Mejor struck Mr. Spencer has added another item to fcyibeho!thid ear, snd Its path of the back . Duh Just list of shining stars, John Utr aad toueld has won a place Is Surgeon wld be traced down tbe body that but torn was off, hoot , One teg. al Howard's office at Washing-!dsmags dona to clothing.in D, c. The appointment came was all the M. Spencer was horn Georgs ugh high honors won In a civil England. Septber euminatlon. The position to Lancashire, . ' with hto fomy clerical one. Meanwhile Mr. Little-rt- 1838. He emigrated when he was only U will attend tho medical college ta this olT and In 15$ he, with his ?to- - He left yesterday for Ms new rare a brother, WllUamJ. mother, widowed fort. hmincer and a sister, now Mrs. Hyrnm who are both Uvlng, settled Itectles Pender sad Hutchens BennknL at Taylorsville. Here us font man ed Chinatown tart night to appro-tofought received hto education. Ha rtarted opium fiends, bat it was smok-Igtwo years, and foen for school off sad ao one was caught followed farming, which vocation ho smoking the pipe. Several the rest of hla Ufa were ordered to leave, the ws. The Celestials on guard gate RESULTS. slann before the officers could WANT ADS BRING BIG , the rooms sad they found that WANT ADS BRING BIG RESULTS. JBCd doors barred their way. , As s d Burch, mils rt de-J1- 1 J y .to - y. f-- lit-"rtw- I80 l, d d ht Eny 5to treasurer. Tbe grater part of the stock is held by W. H. Bancroft, only one hare being allotted to each of the other members of the directorate, Frederick V. 8. Crosby is treasurer of tho Union Pacific Railroad company. - Alex Millar is secretary of (he same eompasy; Joseph Hellen is hto assistant, and William Mahl is comptroller of the Union Pacific. All these officials hare headquarters in New York. From now on this company will play a very important part ln its operation of apecial car service on its Harrt-ma-n lines. Ths first cargo of the 20.000 tons of coal ordered from Australia by ths Oregon Short Line has arrived snd Is stored at Sparks, Nev. The cargo of about 1.000 tons. Ths Oregon Short Line shares of tbs new freight ears purchased by E. H. Harriman for his system this year will be about 2.200 ears. Nearly lr 200 of these win be coni care and the rest freight, flat and dump car. Many of these cars are now in operation and all of the new equipment win be here before September 1. Tbe company Is hampered Juet at present by their tnsMlity to get car repairers so that cars are being delayed this way to some extent Peterson, lota II, 1! $0. 21 and 22, block IS. Florence Park addition, $125. W. B. Wedeli and wife to Conrad J. Hansen, lot 7, block 6, Riverside An-W- - ..I . SOWEIHtlG DOING Short Lins Surveyors Running Lines lots Idaho Coal Field. Party of creek, where It wu loaL It la believed that the prisoner dashed into ths water and followed it (or some distance to obliterate Ms track . Warden Arthur Pratt immediately eat out a number of guard to search for the oonvlct. and communicated with the sheriff ud police department. Bempka wae sent to tha state prison from Ogden September II, ISOd, sentence for embes-atonwunder a two-yea-r for That there to something doing In Warden Pratt bays that ha has ben the matter of reaching the coal de a model prisoner. He wu not a trusposits of ths Teton basin, is evident ty, but wu allowed almost the sum from the fact that a party of Short Line surveyors have been for a week privileges. AH of tbe prisoners that we work working preUminuy tinea from on tho form are trusted to a large exvia Canyon Creek. The Rexburg tent, said the warden, bacauae tbs Journal claim that fha branch road nature n the work precludes the Into tbe coal regions will surely be very a very strict built from that town. Tbe Journal possibility aa often while working the watch, of on up the opening In commenting prisoners are nearly a quarter ot a tbe new country, says: from tbe He was the lut mile at The location present is so nmols prisoner In theguard. world that ws would imto from railroad foeilltles that It suspect of trying to get away, as be practical to farm at advantage. The had hem trusted frequently. railroad cnee there and the whole Bempka had served u bellboy at country will quickly be under cultiva- the prison for urns time, and bad tion. When we roach the Golden Tethe same opportunity to GROCERIES We collected this amount for Jacob A Bona, the grocers on Twelfth South and Ninth East streets, Balt Lake City. It had bees owtng to them Peart Rex-bnr-g ton valley, what do we find? Only frequently he had Wednesday. By rearecape 160,000 acres of choice laud lu son of Ms good behavior, Ms term can aa as almost tha for eye stretches a prisoner would have uded May 22 w. next If he is however, be were officials O. delighted, will be given scaptured, The S. U of solitary contaste or more, smsssd, at tha landscapes finement for soma time, ud the time that met their eyes. Alfalfa and tim- he hu already served will oount for othy SeMa containing hundreds of nughL seres and standing three feet high of Bempke follows: Tbe while the grain was standing there Age, 24;description blue eyes, targe head, promitonist deep. There is no wonder at nent dlmpIeAelght, 5 fort T 2 Inches; their remark, We dont see why this weight, 160 pounds, and light comvalley has not had railroad before. plexion. He speaks with a Germaa The question ta often asked: "What He came to Utah from WisconIs there Is the Basin to warrant ths sin. Hto prison number to 1A55. This first railroad f a In tha of building number to marked on the back of bis moos are of tains tbs there very shirt snd undershirt When he left place best of Hmeetons which produce the prison ba wu wearing a pair of unexcelled to in its strength blue overalls and a shirt maJs of bed lime tbst and beat The coal ai tuition today is ticking. A reward of $26 to offered the best A mountain of coal lying in for his capture or Information leading vein with body enough to a to hto capture. supply ths entire west As to other Sheriff Be bring arrested Bempke at exports there are thousands of head of Paradise, after aa netting chase. cattle that would be shipped from While in lbs employ of the Williams Jackson valley etch year. There to a Livery company, he rode off on day surplus of grata sufficient to keep on hone and foiled to return. He of the Basins population wasa tried large portionfrom in the district court on a harvest until spring. on the road charge of grand larceny ud found guilty. An attempt wu mado to have TEN CENT GRANITE SALE Mm discharged on the plea of ln unity, but three examining physicians Early Morning 6 hoppers Will Gather pronounced him suffering only from the effects of a dissolute life. , Rich Bargains at Wrlght'a u twelve years. Ths rue wu sued la Murray and ths defendant aald ths bill was outlawed, and that ba had been sued in the wrong spoL He didnt say the groceries were not good9 Nor thmt lie hid got promised to pay. perhaps a hundred tlraee In the twelve years ba had owed ths Mil; but he hired lawyers ud the c$se west up to the. supreme court It was decided in our favor. Ho knows now tbst it was sa hon. . est dsbt. We will collect some for yon if you turn in your claims. exFourteen ud onsAalf year perience enables us to collect where others fsiL u 1-- L Merchants Protective Association Scientific Colectors of Honest Debts. 77, 7. M $ $7, $6, fit and 100 Commercial National Bank Ruild-Isg- , , Salt Lake City Some People Dont Libs Ua Francis 0.rLuks, General Mgn 10-fo- In another part t the paper appears telling of s Wright's advertlmneDt, of FACES CHARGE OF LARCENY. Granite ware. Ws Ten Gent Sato have seen ths goods in (heir window Young Man, Whs Married Two and are convinced that every ope else Months Age, Confesses ta Theft who sees them will he them today of WOOL when the goods are offered. This grey granite wars cannot bo Salt Lake, Aug. fL Henry Hambought ln thousand lota as cheaply as It will ba sold today, hot thats mer, a cleric employed by ths Salt Lake Hardware company, wu arrest Wright way of keeping busy. ed Wednesday afternoon by Detective Wheeling on the charge of grand larCOHVICT ESCAPES ceny. After tbe young mu had bon Joseph Bempka, Prisoner From Ogden, confronted with' marked coins, which at Large. were found on hto person when arrested, it is said he admitted Mealing Joseph Bempke, a convict at tbe $2,100 from Ms employer during the etate penitentiary, made Me escape part three years The manager of the Belt Lake Hardabout I: $0 Wedneaday afternoon. The prisoner belonged to form gang ware company, the polios aay, had susNo. L In charge of .Guard H. Bhnrt-liff- , pected ths young mu for some time, and ,when be made hto dash for ud bu had a privets detective workcsss. At ths police staliberty wu employed wfth about 50 ing oa thswere fire marked silver dolother convict cutting hay. 200 yard! tion there WARRANTY DEEDS from the prison. The convict sought lars taken from Ms person, which shelter from i rain which came up will he need aa eridnnoe at the trial. he wu soma dls- - His employers believe that ths whole Frederick Wright and wife to Jo. suddenly, and H. Dumas, part of lots 4 and 6, block tanoe from the guard. Bempke seis- amount stolen to between $4,006 to 12. plat B. ' ed this opportunity to escape. Guard $5,000, although Hammer denies that Ellxa Powers to H. J. Pobrera, part Shurtllff missed the prisoner about he took any more than the amount of lot I, block 12, plat A, Ogden City half an hour after he left and gave stated. Hammar was employed at a survey $1. (Hi. tbs alarm. salary of $15 month. He wu marA blood bound from the priaon took ried about two months age. Richard Parker and wife to Hus H. con-aista- d ' u e The Best . . . Imported Olive Oil The Roulan Brand Imported by us and guaranteed under The Pure Food and Drags Act of June 30th, 1906 ' Use This Oil a t We Can Recommend it as the Best Wm. Driver & Son Drug Co. GEO. W. DRIVER, Manager 2453 Washington Avenue -- |