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' — X sJ SEVENTH CONVOCATION TOURIST Vs i I 1 INJURED IS MAY THURSDAY "1914 28 7 WESTERN Truth Greenwell Correspondent 1641 Washingtonavavenue vji 984 915 or 2151-R Teleivaaiuuftkuu Telephone UTAH ' Your Off-And OUTIT Own CO The Store teak A Terms-Vs f Off r If Of EPISCOPAL IS Mass CHURCH OPENED Meeting Cfetgy Members Held in HORSE Turning Corner Crashes Into Car Buggy Today SUITS SUITS OGDEN AT of RUNAWAY BY aging and bam- Both here i we the Special to The Ogden May 27 Evening Serious — of shattering injuries to side one tourist the a street car and the partial dej! surrey and harness the flight of a runaway- horse of Twenty-fifth street this morn down S ing Utah the seventh annual convocation The tourist was C C Phillips of 0f the district Episcopal He was crossing missionary Parkersburg W Va of Utah this morning was Wall opened avenue on his way to the depot R Colladay In the afternoonDean when the frightened horse turned from of St Mark’s cathedral Salt Lake Twenty-fifth street so rapidly Phillips the conventionsermon A mass preached unable avoid being Srun to meetingof members and the c’mrgy was was The of the vehicle passed down held in the Church of the Good Shipherd wheels over He was this Samiiel his legs taken tci nearby The Rev but now drug store UnSworth evening formerly of Ogdon horse in turning of Reno Nev and the Rev C E The the vehicle against tpe corner threw 'the made the addresses street Eureka both car and following damaging The clergy members of the Efpis-copal car buggv The horse freed from the rig continued its El are in attendance: flight The animal was R Colladay Salt Lake Dean owned by the Revs P O’Neil W leetwood Ogden W Paul Randlett M Jones4ogan Hersey M AV AV Bulk lev Salt Lake Rice Salt Like G W Dunlop Garfield H E Hemorques Park City C JAIL E Rice Eureka: T McClemment Reno G C Myton Samuel Unsworth Hunting secretary’ of the Eighthprov Spplal to The ince Ogden May 27— Prying- off the lock on his cell door Arthur Duffin the ON Ogden boy who is said to have confessed to seven burglaries within the year OR escaped the through of the city jail about 10 30 basement o'clock tonight and is'now thoughtto away on Olcycle be Ogden May 27 — Decision to all f°r iefoundspeeding outside the jail The escipe an election for the citizens of Huntsville was discoveredtwenty minutes after he to express their wishes regardinggot away a special tax for road purposes was reached today at Huntsvillewhen thDIES mi ssi oners anil u county coin of the May 27 Mrs Lillian Snowden guests Ogden county clerk were 25 old — daughter of club yars President HuntsvilleCommercial Smith of the Smithsonian According to Chairman Moroni Skeen Business A college similar elections will be held at Eden and teacher in the Marriott Harrisville Hooper institution lied at her home in Plain City 'nl court this and He says the board lege morning of nervous Kanesvillc plans to from the county prostration superinduced jby weak appropriate raised heart Mr treasury 'qiiil to those Snowden was born in amountsthe ami was widely Ln the districts whole to bo sent Ogden acquainted She is survived In the improvement of county roads by her father and the fol sisters: A lowing uro tiers and Smith and Paul K LAGS D and of tigder Dr C T With members of Smith OgdenA R May of Seattle W Smith of Idaho Mrs the Relief Corps and Women's E MoCiTo of and Mrs W Ladles of the Lincoln circle present Ogden Drew of Id (lie will be held in Memorial day exercises the Mound ort school tomorrow afternoon The patriotic organizations will present flags to school a The to Herald-Republieaa May 27 — With holy communion by Spalding Episcopal a structlonof the celebration the Rt Rev bishop of and expect the attended I the v 1 H DRESSES whole the and TERMS EASY i Suits of keynotes the are the fl fl Z' Elen’s 'v I I I S J tion and the plane ALLEGED BOY ROBBER ESCAPES ROM Y hundred JSWv of commonplace choose from TO t HOLD ELECTION TAXES l ' GOOD them raise I ) ' garments today at Summer above Over two off one-third CREDIT Sate m 4 17-year-old ROADS to OR CASH dill Herald-Republican c that style-character f ' J 4'1 Suits Millinery v Our Suits i MRS Opportunity SNOWTDN J a ! - every Xv ' y ' Sm PKEHKNT i t h 1 I Smit!4 a Y VANQUISHED AAAIT BAND th-' MILLINERY nrr RkB BB"BfflVIV TOONE ATER L JR 1 LONG DR PLAYS ILLNESS Special to The Ogden May 27— Taken to the Dee hospital ago following twenty months an injury received when he fell from movirfg train near Evanston Wyo A L Mrf and Mrs TooneofJr S'rth son of A L TooneDeath Ogden died this morningwas due to tubercu of the losis bone Physiciansand nurses at the hospital say they fonaider the displaced optimism 27 remarkToone who was years old able though confined his Even the to of time le was said to bed most cheerful have been was He on Given of 1'! a roil nd nioMt f n v i Joining Set qpORREC’N tary band X for the victor when part in a rif Rebels at ree Being or at trains X w ’ I f A ' Wk every SUIT YOUR SUIT convenient for you at the WESTERN CRED asking No embarrassing Questions: no nublicitv charge account that lets you pay as you have the the in West the Three-Story i IrSra 246 a iiiik A uildlng B tl Wiii Street State at iv-n State Street t tli PHOEBEfINGHAM MRS X IB I ONE-THIRD Institution Clothing 81 246 u troop AT TO CREDIT INSTITUTION millMay — the vanquished played the battle of Paredon the Zaragoza brigade on I 1 I is that for include BUY TERMS w £ 15 of the Modern was a andmember returned to eanip here fast night from rot of herhood Railway men Saltillo On the heels of Besides his parents five campaign at Trainmen the constitutionalist soldiers scuffled brothers children sisters two and two several His wite died two years ago hundred federal soldiers and will be lield at the the federal band captured the atuneral services o'clock riday afternoon tac Hie federal 2 BIG THE £ Torreon -The of AND wa’ old-fashioned 2 of newest n Choice J Sep-lived tember Credit Largest a is TODAY O anN REE 1 VICTORS Prisoners 1 in you to statement money HeraJd-Rcptjbllran ederal peer a want colorings the that HERE ean l’:v 11 II EKE IS just good DIES and ute thing Y®” a A We up-to-the-min delighted r 27-— without are world come today and verify this garments perfectly tailored Jz The are The models are strictly of eyes hardly seems possible that such beautiful millinery can be sold at so low a price Just come and see them todav you will be ONE-THIRD O and EASY’ (CREDIT TERMS J t WILL looking straight into the who needs new SUMMER It " 4 is woman Men for clothing the a L a O ONE-THIRD a Tjice'of best occasion great S m be gold! season Ladies’ O'r -to I of BARGAINS of Special Ogden I early start we COATS opportunity Herald-Republican sale of jlVOMEN’S greatest INE TAILOR-MADE and Don’t fail MILLINERY dver attempted don’t bother about the money your credit is as good as It will of be the biggest record history and crowds our Thursday 3 joining the constitu being set free or A AT of finding their means comrades far to the south and no way of- getting food and clothes tiic will Special to The Herald-Ren ill 'm probably TO join the aririy May 27 Mrs Jane revolutionary Their Ogden Phoebe — and seemingly 76 years obi Hie of appearance ragged Bingham widow and resident of Ogden fed was in marked contrasfcfswith that Edwin Bingham since 18 18 she arrived here of Villa's troous when In the company of A massa Lyman Troops continued to poup Tordied this morning at the home iiuiu ine coiaiiry nortii of Sal Shipp her reou at 04 May L tillo As soon as possible after street born in they Mo Clay ry 28 1836 arrive they are sent ISouth again to county Janna chibir the The following up en sweep remnants of tre Huerta Denver Colo May 27 preliminary — Mrs forces They are being sent over the Bertrand AA Mrs Bingham Phoebe report on the strike of the Colorado K "Wilson Inez T Giblin and Mrs old railroad Mexican Central line taken to WashMrs May L Shipp of Ida coal miners was Ogden Nirs said is in good condition which it is offered Taylor ot iiaKiami Cora E and the best and quick Lake which or Salt alrle Topping of Henry D est and Ed win to Omaha means of transportingtroopof labor A large amount of of Minersville the country through which the be held at stltutionalists informationto be supplied by jnt'Testuneral servicesin will must pass on way the irst ward m Saturday to the Mexicancapital pmeeting house ?iled to return for The troops are being sent toward wit Secretary Wilson nr Zacatecas where force of fedtrals is conference isit ("’olorado They sC' ond to make opposing the men commanded by Gen Panfilo ?7atera Rumors have arrived nays here that the federals evacuatedZacatecas but troops continued to be sent Issue (all for Support where they would be available to move IN’ash Mav of irom Zacatecas here declared Seattle and mi ion-w Ide call for fintwial there 9000 federal troops in that were moral support of the striking Colorado town of (’ongress-1 Saltillo probably miners Bryan’s indorsement will retain onlybill calling for fed-ovn IV force sufficient to garrison it ma z Its Direct of the I’ulnriulo coal it is believed that the force Luis Potosi besieging mines and tle selection of Denver for now the town under Gen place pr Carrera Tories is sufficient to handle the situation and take the city Assd 3 of 1:1 of DIES ADVANCED AGE MEDIATORS I CONER LIST GRADUATES O O J 111- t Ernest Halvorsen traininganual Ruth Perkins S LABOR WITH SECRETARY B Y U IS BY" rkluil ('a milla Atider- ANNOUNCED Eyeing 1 Uisil 1 Consult county for Guardianship Notices elerk the renpectlv or further Information NOTICE 1 2 and Probate nt N-HGc-Per- S -jnto Ander d-'-partnn -Tillie a ESTATE spaun : J STUBBS E sent claims DEAD IS J g rs-1 ed i J 1 4 5’ S j One ifty-one Hundred and Be Turned Out Wiii of President of to University Heart ailure Succumb Two Diijii' Illness u-Tftary con-their Purifies Blood With from t p Action r-h:i ri- Rocky O Mountain United Min Worker: aj(iiirned today a voted unanimously in ing the (‘olorado fight officers were g ed Pr idoi Drenna president t C -viiich Nogales Ariz May 27 or stealing accused ed yesterday near of Montana tTt in format Mexico according in elved here today Mexicans wpre dent Jolni train bound placed on for and at intervals on the way wereCananea taken Harlin international : r’-eleet-Ht-nry - i re-Th5 p resilient II a off one at time ahd put to death our were shot and two were hanged S the famoug blood purifier almost talks as it sweeps its way through the circtilatlon Its action is so direct that very often La some forms of skin afflictionthe appearance of the eruptions changes over night the itch and redness are gone and WILL BE recovery begins immediately AS fact there is one ingredient As Ina matter ofwhich serves the active purpose of stimulating each cellular part of Pais oh I Eagfa May 27 — Acting the body to the healthy and judicious selection what they said orders from were of its That own essential nutriment General Carranza constitqtionalist Is why It regenerates the blood supply why officials today confiscated live coal It has such tremendous Influence in overcoming mines near Sabinas Mex The mines eczema rash pimples and all skin rench and which arecapitalists owned by afflictions largest! American are the regenerating the tissues And Inrapid in At constitutionalists Mexico has and positive antidotal effect at Piedras it headquarters Negias be! upon all those Irritating influences that was stated that the mines xvould throat weak eyes cause’ rheumatismsore operated public properties thin pale cheeks and that loss of weight mines ordered seffced are! weariness of muscle and nerve that is the Aguajita Get known as Escondida experienced as spring fever Manor Candidoand Lampaqitos The at bottle of any drug store and in operated under companies Mexican few day$ you will not only feel bright and a charters but virtually all tihe stock be the picture of energetic but you is held by foreigners witjj rench in the life S Is prepared only interests new predominating The prop534 erties are valued at several millions laboratory of The Swift Specific Co who maintain Swift Bldg Atlanta Ga of dollars where all ! The confiscation order also very efficientMrdical Department stubborn eluded 15000 tons of coal andt25-J who have any blood disorder of advice and 000 tons of coke which it stated nature may write freely for used! is sold will be sold and the proceeds special book of Instruction for the constitutionalist army everywhere by drug stores deParteptand general stoirs but beware of all substitutes Do not accent them a S ' COAL MINES CONISCATED AND OPERATED PUBLIC PROPERTIES! I I S S S j j I I I a I i 8 S 8 i & ’ I I a Kt 4 generally -The I ( a I S 8 S I i J -will S S J i J ’ a ’ in-J jh ! Sji a !’ a S w S I s i b 1 I board district No 10 (Ya sitington S’ ? Pay Tribute New York May fore the federal to 27 Greek The — Neva After : uniannounced May Nev b : pr-sident da died ’V Brigham Yeung 151 graduates hr of Stubbs's heart departmentsfor this days' illness a 27 hr the — of University here this mo n of Miners hearing commissionon day 1 ? j ! : fl it C n rl i 1 A 1- n — I M J estate wit: to n Commenci ff at tHe northeast of lot thirty came r (30) Avondale Park TO blocl' NOTICE CREDITORS of lot twelve (12) O ESTATE CAROLINE STULHAND-i subdivision four (4) five acre plat A iehi Big deceased survey and running thence south! ono will present claims Creditors with nU vai (I 225 Atlas leSt tll vouchers to the undersigned at alley ((u west ritty-nlne jand block Salt Ivikp City Utah an inence on or one-half (594) feettnence north! dav of onu bclore the September A D hundred and twenty-five 1125) feet lH thence WQRMDAHL east fifty-nine and onehal of the last will and testament Executor 59J feet to the place of beginning be ot Caroline Stolhandskedeceased ing all of lots thirty (30) and thirty Marks & Jensen Attorneysftfr Ex-I one (31) and the east nine and one: James A death the which was failure came after two whii however was his inly the nocssii result a (1 l -u v e : S 1 J i 11 f Jr David do industrial '-gley J o 7 J 11 c- ) I u 1 8 1 presi-university o y r i n j 9 5 NOTICE ESTATE 1 t 1 Haf'-: i o t a-'o ANDREW a 1 ’ S o GEORGE k LAWRENCE a my o A e ? i i'l e union Pacific system tibue card kiHC'-n 700 I-ugeiie ( Ercanbrack Norphotography ng Philip A"Woodruff Skinner m Berry TEACHERS OR LOGAN Richards Ha Till Luna ChipD Jra Chipman Merle Murrinck man SCHOOLS APPOINTED lifforo Mayer NXallace Anderso-i Blake Joseph 'arroll Arch ie Ruth Harold Johnson Alta Love Warner Alay Superintendent Jesse Bown Miginm Johnson E cl tv schools has Hazel Talmage Arden Hunt Clark Hu nt “xtendv-J the half-day plan to the second Stanley ('lark Lowin C grade for thnext school At Richens Elroy Lewis E Bliss ha recent board the following meeting Jennie Kerr Mary Herbert Bischoff teachers were chosen for the year Tweroty-Six M er oert Vaneese Harris Indicted for Murder Edna William 1914-15: ) Canon City Meecham Charles Marchant Alta Principals — ’Joseph Hickman George six are and A E charged with murder Redd Winifred Paxton Clark and Letitia lint Orser Har ting E O seventy-six with rioting in the report Edward Johnson Hill Ethel Hill or teachers — Edith of the re in nt comity grand jury Agricultural department T: Hickman Ira Jensen Othello Olga today returned sixteen true Orser Atbel itzgerald Philip Mr which 'ole Carlson Ashmur Barron liills against 195 defendantson rharges Ernest Knud esen Calvin Meldrum Skinner Hamill 2ell kloyd Hilma Margueiita of the fight at the Lynn Ira Lainbeit growing out Robertson My'tle Jacques Hazel (’handier mine on April 25 in Lambert Reuben Knight Ru-lon Johnson which Reuben Knowles Mabk Johnson Hepsy Berry was killed Clark William King Ann Parry rances Barber Pearl of those murder Twelveunder charged withCharles Commercial department — Haze Youngquist J uanita Xeilsen oiare Jonson arrest including Bryce Spafford N Daniels Athol are loss Rich Harmer Batley district organizer of the United Russell Royal Harry Martha Davidson Myrtle Mine of H Roy Slack Larval Jones P Workers America Thomas Ndrence Tarbet Verna president the Easton of Edward Evans Snell Miller Hi hltigs Miller Dph tia Rockvale Nielson Sorensen MaryLav G local union elix Pogliano and Thomas W Randall Alta Jensen William Brovn n Scott union officials ''"an mbers Caroline Scholes Music department — Jennie Hugh Meredith of the McAllister Leroy risby C Hedges owner Elniarion remont Key Edith Ryberg County Democrat is Anri Uh lorence with initir: use of irem-H lu G dhareed published Brown ("hipma Watkins rth Christensen Myrtle man articles in his laper Ifumuel D mer Nelsen I’arnsiv MrsPearl a n W’l ( a S 1 i e -fourth y-ai S 1 1 a 725 945 1201 205 215 P 350 p J o 415 P ( M M M M M M M M -tai A ’ l 600 P 650 P itzgerald 1 J "Whitlock 1145 Pt l -ice fl M M 1000 Ogden Kansas City Omaha Chicago Reno Sacramento Overland Limited San — Ogden ranciscoPacific Limited — Ogden Chicago Ogden M i Omaha Portland Angeles Limited — Oniaha Chicago Louis Denver St Overland Limited —St Omaha Chicago Louis Denver Ogden Brigham Cache Aralley Malad and intermediate San rancisco also going Ogden rancisco Denver also Omaha Chicago an returning) Ogden Omaha Chicago Ogden Ogden Pocatello Idaho alls Butte Twin alls Boise Portland Ely Sacramento San rancisco 550 P M 825 M 435 Buttel A Los r J Logan Boise M 635 enver 4K P ! 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Utah or before the 4th ie to retire in 1915 He is surviied by on SMITH JRj Eager Elbe Hick State vel Ailders son Kalp Stubbs freight traffic miin-the dav of September A ND '91 Sheriff of Salt Lake county Pacific In railroad Utah D P Boyle Etec a ger of Southern of Estate Palfrt-yu York three Administrator By Thomas Depute Sheriff for widow and Stubbs Williams deceased Mar-ic-r Ar & Bill Hips Effie Jensen ht-r brother John C Marner Maginnis Attorneys Sadi AUo plaintiff ‘raffic director for the Gecige N awrenEdith Goodrich Olsen Eva Eugenia first publication and retired resides Date of first pubi ion 30 Date of Mav 14 Ada now Cardia man system O A D 19 14 at Ashland A DJ 1911 Mamie Huish Steed man Merkler Eda 'oooer Sir Joseph Wilson Sxvnn ?hens Netti vs arren May 27 — Sir oseph London Wilson ton Hazel Johnson Orlene Hyde in of the first Ircandesvan eKtr:e lamp died here today ent Gtid mu ndson Edna Smith He was born in Ernest Jaaged 86 Sunderland Joseph also weT MAY 21 1914 cons-n Jennie was I’aitrcyman Englandfor Sir Gurihis Photographic Academic department — Reed appliances Depart Dally Arrive IB perfected the carbon process and zt’ocitello mundson Weston (lakes May Ogden Cache Valley P A MaladBoise plates wood Hortm Tirtis the dry which revolutionized alls Ashton Twin Mo"re Romm-y ' I t ei m-t 1 Olerton o r h featuresof h ' -the arts: of ’ ske ( bachelor ! i : - u EECTIVE be relations were varied today by the of the wives of two appearance Colorado miners from Ludlow Jolly described conditions jn the Ludlow tent colony not against was oneMrs against Jo paid tribute to the men Greek miners who constituted about one of the colony "Had it not been for the Greeks we would not be here now" site said I- I i J of suddenly i It-c member 8 ! — en f 27-—Issuance a MONOTONY JOURNEY RELIEVED BY EXECUTIONS 27 y Telling Effect a li i n d a Reno bs IPrald-Rcpublican 'r'’c f a i a i 4 of September A I) G GORGE N LAWRENCE the Estate of William Administratorofdeceased Wehrspaun re nee Attorney of Dale publication April 30 D 1914 rom 5 Bingham Bingham tiie Salt Lake J "WEHR trill pre rot’i'hers to the un Walker Hank build with t a SALE DISTRICT COURT IN ANT' county State of Utah bank a Merchants plaintiff against Ella Maycorporation Meyerk PierE Ellen Que and Meyer James punt defendantsto be sold at t sheriff' sheriff’ sale at the west front door ot the coun ty in the city and courthouse countyo' alt Lake State off Utah on th& 4tl day of June A D 1914 at on12 o'clock firm ot sain aay oil all the right title noon and interest of said Haim defendants J E Meyer and Ella-Mav ii Meuer of jrea and to the following described f for CREDITORS WlLtiAM Creditors O de'-easi DR TO I 'thirty-third SHERI’S slxnet A' 4 |