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Show INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN, WISEST CANINE THUGS DISCARD BACK IN OLD LUZON KILLED BY A CAR CLUB FOR GUN FOR 1908 REUNION SALT LAKE CITY, one eeeennnes "Panhandle Jack" With Pass His Fatally Home self Ocean water to Cal., the United death tric car line, of the owner Park, a who E ; refused of is the estate on an been man L. of several organized during ups FE. ! . dollars for It [: the in 1oldups on No other better men city by police pro- plan for wave of by fleld been behind the about 80 for much attention of the butcher to the | tal, been placed turn quickly in to the Size Shows In Oxnard, receptacle, his led.» then re- | ports of purposes he Assignment. Mr. to that is the main cent of the streets, we apon a can more' old Hoffman liv-| the ed for over six years, the dog need ed only to be given a small basket with a note and he instinctively knew that his errand was to the meat ete : Es aS n ae market Given larger store. basket With and he:hurried to the a grocery a small tin bucket "placed mouth, Don would eee ‘a hurry7 : cena the use of of robbery revolver. the This fis capital to thu Many back of to the families - and the capture great 12, of peace the in- department "Aug. held the his plan war for se sident transportation wives be kept Pre the the Al te cele- 1908, Manila protocol May for the Not Accept in ang fough: be inprob- corps are scattered al! penciled note | aye laid for Chicago "nighthawks" who| exhaustion. resultafd ofwas for written on A some cigarette | are disposed to be chivalrous by a wo- country, the states most affected bx e decision to go to Manila in 1906 are: given to ons with instruc- | man decoy, who pretends to e in dis-| olorado Kansas, Traditions Nebraska, occupied by seratching on house the to Repeated rrocer ottraated the attention Mr.| Litule Risk. at | tc a ee first nee nae cavalry regular brigadier up generalship his} pass before the right one comes, Lieut | _ Gen. Wesley . Merritt, Larken, who has examined perhaps} Thomas Anderson and Col ing the house closed, dragged himself | pocket. wl ; /South and State, has opened ate the' old«place business D>. who of mi n cleat steer rhe to his master ‘s ofeight or ten blocks said the lie ure dy for business,"' in- | pear The animal's fice on Pier avenue. juries were so serious that it was | tenant "T professional - stick-up| deemed best to put him out of hi | oo an ras s no ke s of gy on play , ¢ ' y j jee trom his intended victim wi pass only en. and; sclett, Paauinloussit him. chloroforming by pain Tunes in Saloon. Accordion a po-| hour half last in the times four liceman had told the accordion player to move on. Laws and ordinances are made| jy Continent yccordion never dug up like that of cases in xcept me ‘ now and is t of Youth ¢ hicago Blasted for whom by general distrust of the |man because he ha not the powet the abilit nor the willingness to do Jat is right all the time The only one ever to show the nec- went into "buttons jessary qualities the: Lord Jesu he a store-a a the big ope handsome store oe oor with ecalied eta Wa « i ( a : for an Christ ] ideal ind BA king the Roy Hall, ys ars old, who lives Rather, with a frozen "This him thrust Fifteen face, he whirled t Is into minutes no the the Agee: you," an to him marched about, man snapped, place for ure." and downcast. ne cried down clicking They But aa sharply the orn tried by with to eys sing Was) the bartender. ot best ent ¢ miogene the) it of} been have home from Jay files| moans { that you bad can't and see It any more." protested Judge Mack, again, home from away "you and Judge,' go replicd Ma ean ayine } again for want to "But have-run this may parental mean school The boy as cnough Judge chool another trip still protested that for him, and smiled to. the tes wherever there's no place 1} le a ac ie me patted the old ma affecsald, shoulder ‘John, he sa I goods.' -L the You're right. Record - a ne for To m oe. San Francisco Salt Lake via O. sale on Tickets Arh. inclusive, 3 ity Ticket Office, good 201 April for a Ss. and 26th return Main first ‘no' and by for full points him as and in papa thatethe business ix to fore. refrains faniuicen make from Eat your luncheon in connection. Salt and San any Lake Los agent Angeles in prime A. POINTS Salt Lake, territory, ay Trains out of Salt Lake City the He uceessful advertises man ees at 7-9 the Meldelberg Wast Srd So. PLOUNCINGS, The vogue of embroideries which has created such a furore in woman's weat for the coming summer time is equally strong in children's wear Two wide Widths of eyelet embroidery flouncing are employed in the Utthe kirt of the dress illustrated, to which is attnehed the blousy waist of tine French batist ARRIVE. Ogden and No. 6-From termediate points .... 12-From Ogden, Cache The little: yoke and front pieces are ot at all-over eyelet embroidery on a tine butiste, and around the yoke and cascading down either side of the plastron is the broderie Anglaise, while the tiny puff sleeve of the batiste Is banded with the all-over and finished with tiny excelfrills. This is an embroidered 1¢ becoming: to most ans lent model child, and may be carried out in sort of pretty material, whether a woolen or a dainty wash fabric. 6:15 In9:30 4.m. points .. 11:45 a.m. termediate 4:25 Valley ate and intermedi- 18- om Chicago, Omaha, Ogden and in- No. CHEAP RATES EAST And to OLD MEXICO -==THIS points.... Ogden, Chist. Louls, KanCity, Omaha, D 5:15 p.m. 7:35 p.m. Ogden, Omahs, Dénver, sas Cily and St. Touts 7-For Ogden, Portland, Butte, San Francise & intermediate p.m. 7:10 om. points 10:30 a.m. No, sas City, San St. Tula and yronees 11-For ate 4:05 p.m. INFORMATION INQUIRE Cc. 6-For Chicago, No. SUMMER FOR a.m. 8:30 a.m. ver aan San ae Isco 10-From Ogden, Valley, Butte, Portiand and San Francisco.... DEPART. F. 5:55 p.m. OF WARREN t. Louls No. 9-For maha and Chicago Ogden, 6:05 p.o~ he intermediate fee sakes 45 p.m. D. E. BURLEY, G. D. S. SPENCER, ree eS City and Ticket do so 201 Connecting The only at PACIFIC Ogden and Union Depot OREGON Transcontinental Line passing Salt Lake City. splendidly Equipped Fast Three Separate PULLMAN Trains AND and AND with SHORT or the Union Dec. In LEAVE No all LINE TRAINS directly Daily No. | No. | No. iNo. | No |No. |No. No. | No. No. No. | No. through Between DENVER Distinct Scenic ORDINARY RECLINING CHAIR © ARS Personally CARS, Service ala Carte on Two the free Routes. SLEEPING Conducted booklets, ete., Inquire Rio Grande route, or CITY: 7-From and C. WILLIAMS Salt Lake City. Marysvale - -F som ...... yeden and Denver and WVGSErretetorereta ais (aisle iolete 3 rom DEAS All a.m. 9:50 a.m hanna a.m. D.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. 6:00 p.m. 7:50 p.m. aid. ti ck ait te 11:00 p.m. trains |clusive, } 8:40 and eeeistarateter ..10:00 a.m. 5 From De nver and JOSE Oe eyaes iva cle cietsta ee] a seb 113-From Bingham...10:50 1-From Denver and FESSt eee = hee a ees 1:33 14-From Ogden ..... 2:25 2-From Ogden and West Shai des et eeer Ee 3:40 101-From Park City.. 5:15 115-From Bingham... 5:40 9 From Provo, Heber No | LAKE Tintic Prvoueccn |No. |No. | | No. No. No. i SALT 6Een Ogden and WWIGRE rial avi ie eralalnns (aleloie | No. SALT LAKE CITY CITY: 12- aa ‘Ogden .....- | No No. of your address LAKE ARRIVE | No E xc ursions. SALT 10, 1905 Effect 8:00 a.m. 8:10 a.m. 8:15 a.m. $:50 a.m. 10:25 a.m. 10:35 am. 1:45 p.m. 3:60 p.m. 3:50 p.m. . ‘oo 205 p.m. re 00 p.m. 11:10 p,m. | No. all Through Trains. AGENT COMMERCIAL Street West Second South Pr 10-For Heber, Provo and Marysvale ...... 112--For Bingham 102-For Park City. 6-For Denver and East 11-For Ogden ...---5-For Ogden and West 1-For Ogden and West 113-lIFor Bingham ..... 2-For Denver and East 8-For Provo and Tintic 13-For Ogden 4-For Denver and i ‘ast 3-For Ogden and West No:: CARS trains ver) uy Ogden or Denver to © hicago vin Union Pacific and St. Paul Line, Through sleepers and reclining Chair cars Por tickets and infortmation call on 106 street. Train numbers shown above Short Line train numbera, apply to the Southern Pa- not THE SCENIC LINE TO Glenwood Springs, Aspen, Leadville, Pueblo, Colorado Springs, Denver, Omaha, Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago, and all voints east. SOUTHERN rain CURRENT TIME TABLE Ticket exeept Nos. 1 to 6, {u- stop at intermediate points. office, Dooly } 205. Block. I. A. "Phone BENTON, Gach. DL), UTAH'S | POPULAR RAILROAD CURRENT TIME TABLE. | DEPART ~ DAILY. No. 7-Los Angeles Limited 4:45 | No .1--Los Angeles Express 12:01 |No. 61-For Stockton and | |No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No No. AND TABLE IN EFFECT Feb. 18, 1906. io No. of ALL-OVER 0 4-From Ogden, Chcago Omaha, St. Louis, Kansas City and Denver.. 8-From Ogden, Portland, Butte, San Francisco No. sas Chicago, Milwaukee & of Paul allway OF Bank. TIME Ly | USE National W. P. Noble, Vice-Presidents. Peabody, Ass't. Cashier. write On no railroad in Amerion Is the system of discipline among employes and watchtulness for the safety of passengers developed to a higher degree than on the that oper- Cashier when or oes An Enviab Reputation of Cashic .......-Asst. H. P. Clark, Pre Cashier. AN ACCOUNT WITH H. | PRETTY .casaccpeceanes Cosgrift, No. de object Hill | Commercial No. DINING | 8. knowing binds his B. No. PREE he a S. OPEN J. L. MOORE, D. P. A. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH Finest Young to 2 $250,000.00 J. J. Daly, & your Utah. Bills... coat od od:< + oe -Presifent Thatcher .... Vice-President &. J. To Denver, Omaha, Kansas City St. Louis and Chicago without change peaks to ‘B. a popular from MONTANA Pedro, railroad Route |. A. BENTON, G. A. P. D., Call 3190, either ‘phone, to gat The Inter-Mountain Republican, any de, | partment, advertising or circulation | department. 2 Street. |Bar the of information Via money, and he, thereextreme competition but else. the or rates. folders, free Ulustrated nearest ticket ugent, specifying the cordiality deeply is careful of details, ore the mortar oxi h ien hac via IDAHO specify rates THROUGIL collect ad aippiect: :of appreelative valuable and for defeat collects value and render aiso OGDEN truth- ability which most was gree ery to sure Mack sent him to the parental ‘second".time the for ee oe Man, pay as he ere nner commercial True enough. does something aa and succe profmptly thinks ations voi re all| s mates \e Angel $31.50-$31.50 . : ay the lie they bartender to say et te dc ef ated from Utah's only last and concisely Jie possesses execulive like / the home Home-home-" ss cureless Hey rates WYOMING, Be asking twier when = pays, Paras than chet eee te lot aoe y ep cordlo cS 11 i palaces, Be it e a "so humble, hard Suecessful i ) lie roam The 1 nor Th Lowest guess I and usthe care, 7 The May, road will sell round trip excursion tickets on April 26 to May 6 inelusive, geod to return until July the Sist. Owing to the large number that will take advantage of these rates it is important to secure reservations early. run have and again, with don't According to a Toronto publication alled ora Ss The suceessful. man. believes first of all in- strict integ tke He |s honest not only from polls but vom pring iple: he con-| siders ‘ a self-approbation as failure in a s He pushes forTit, more business In. busy rae' are crmkomens> pana edaine' ea pursues soonains Ra Dnitatitliied-"abclot bu lie ref : PF ee any Dee usne 1 to penuri nd but does n ahi whiner ; "Mid ples asures a stood of pool balls ceased were a rough lot, a homeless now MD theasin pable they who be Po street later silenced, will In = 3 in a room bar ijn a humble vas pay S at The free lunch was ple tifu he beer strength-giving. The bar=| tender scoffed ie ae notion of pa "Play us a tu John, and we ell call) it square," he sai The accordion player put his back tO} the bar, fingered the keys. closed his eyes, | drew out the instrum¢ a OSB CEryeL to pla began and length, The accordion writhed fan eee 1 standa Broadway by Judged agony musle good not t was heat 1 it..So-| those who But it pleased bered It | fully." d Angeles at way ae is king fit for will be who wanted | ?!' who. woman rich a at ade ancis particular | every an imitates Who at aj super iliously the silks department, } Jesus Christ the Lord the bargain! who sought fussy old woman is toward people the of drift "The ‘‘salesnotions oh at tenderly counter, lady And then he saw the accordion) socialism, and this makes us as Ik, s player Now he did not sm ihe at 7 {democracy in our government a failold Los eeseees $500,000.00 dgar circus average le is old and rheumatic ands failing. 3eside he was out of pla on Broad-| way. : pe Then he did another foollsh thing--he aa at City, eres Young- the There continued ye yet, as the | himself playe! convention Te | H Gen' Agent A. T. & S.F. Ry., 411 Dooly Block, Salt Lake City om a Such and the Lake wee Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent. Twice. winked at in others rhe Los Angeles | wij} be in every way better than e, eity council had passed the "lol Dale the Rev.' Thomas Van Ness, one of} ordinance with the inte nt 2 ms . S Boston's clercymen. ‘told! <his -congreyoung fellows who hang o a Bs ationin-the:Second chureh stores move on. But the law was promptly |e°)' } { t show 1OW ° ec ‘ as un forgotten For who everyone, of allegiance the | Only $30 Round Trip Country This mn King Need 3oston, April 17 "What we need this country is a king, who will re- ceive at to places, some in enforced be to custom, attention i those who appe safe, TI have talked) Mp hold-up men who told me i id staved about a street corner se j al nants before @ man pass d wirori'| || to be safe be lieved Phey | a e : - HOME. = Stores, of Out Kicked in You fee 1,036 during the pus ung in' te AY pe are ope offiany other than men holdup electric | more the by struck of his hind legs practi| cer in Chieago, says no | professional) Denver. ide of holding the 1908) reM: nila in is| union. who a man will attack | stick-up man fore his of one and cally amputated, legs broken, Don crawled first to his} walking along the street. wide-awake, | _ home, seven blocks away, then. find- | with his right. hand in_ his overcoat | Parlor Barber Shop, corner Second warmer tetanic a bok HOME SV SWEET his of probation officers to. parole on (90yS ay A ctro in Chicago are eligible nc. hail seapay aati us a i refers Sche "US. ‘Roy, see what you have missed by being bad," began Judge Mack: "All the boys on parole who have remainad ood got a free visit to the circus being After ear, with one PLAYS is deal sta- one be to said is He campaign officials, the rarely ta es | President Rooseve elt s favorite officers | boy, to the astonishment of every one been there "I have aggres-| 1) (6 court-room. and efficlency of his with | because victim I don't enough had have and" wice : Z - will) siveness. persons to the police According the note. This delivered Don Poe, and instance eseems to prove that Don] professional holdup man He selects a risk. reasoning- }much of power the possessed seve1 Sometimes con-| care the at arrived he least at that clusion that the grocer was home when not at his store Seventh geen 2 Take jumped possible a } the grace heat the the | with of as great Union EXCURSION holds no attraction was discovered by Judge Mack Me the: Aayenile court. He is: the only by is represented York New or| court a dark out from comes man Once while at Oxnard, Don was sent| Philiplef€ the which battery, Astor of a| the cold- barrel pokes and for some | alley, to the grocery with a basket hac Iihsurreetion the before Bee ih nes : 5etimLal ee noon hour, and | revolver u ner It was nee corn. the proprietor of the place, oF ©, | generally has the ect of startling the} started. had Eons home for luncheon. When ste aut 48 his self-possession. It is said that Gen Bell will heac the dog found the store closed he|condition he is completely at the mer-| the Army of the Philippines on it*| stood at the door for some time, then|cy of the thug. He does not care to} way back to Mi anila in 1908 Ife was seen suddenly to run down the | take any chances and can only submit] said to be remarkable man He street and the SHRINE Tennessee, | 124 South Sangamon strect.. Pennsylvania, Minnesota, on. a court Roy. was. taken into Idaho, CaliforWashington, Oregon, "running away from home. charge of nia, Nevada, South Dakota and New] He has been at the parental school bewas] corps the As a whole, York. made up of western regiments, and|fore, and has been out on parole. All would-be| Leading the gallant ne animal / tress, tions to go to the ca rescuer down a dark alley, the dis-| brought made a quick trip and disappears suddenly woman tressed in time to save the life of Angel. when he is beset by several thug ‘hases Grocer ae ee Gencrally, however. the ised apo at MYSTIC 17.-**Pan eee Surplus ster Who Cares Little for Clreus. < ; _ / : only Chicago, Ill., April 17.-The™ the | boy papers and April BOY VIOLATES BOY LAWS Eighth over PANE Balt Jack has crossed the continent He has been as fat west as far Francisco, anc ast as New York Just now touring the middle states Ric hmond sees its old friend yery rarely now, but reports of him are received from time to time Trainmen take special delight in transferring him from oad to another, and they never ifter giving Jack a lift to send news on to Riehmond that the dog is well and still traveling The other day Jack went to Richmond on a freight train, and there rejoicing among the staHe still wore his nickel With the Richmond nameplate Arrangements for sending him on a of the world were then formuThe itinerary is now friends of Jack having taken upon themselves to travels abroad by communicating with transportation companies in many countries, and telling the agents of Jack and his wanderings Several of the high Pennsylvania of» interested in the experiment the globe sen ding a dog around without a master Pay. Bighth Army Corps 2 7 . : of the soldiers Although army Trip Sine Army officers have promised to exert their personal influence at Washington, and it is thought that Unek Sam will refuse to accept $1 66 per day per man offered by National Society of the Army the Philippines as payment for ration: while crossing the Pacific. Gen Arthur MacArthur Gen J Franklin who is known to be a very of the Presid¢ nt Col \ Lie ut. Metcalfe, and many other promlfought In the Philipdeclared the 1908 reunion held In Manila credit for the movement belongs to Colorado men tice Means, a Denver man, suggested the idea at the state reunion at Colorado Springs |} last summer, "and since then Charles | B. Lewis, first lieutenant in the Colorados and national treasurer of the organization; Frederick W. Gross, vies president of the local camp; Oliver B Tuft, secretar a he! B. Kerr | Charles Beaannacdt W. S. Watson and Benjamin F. Stapleton have worked its consummation toward traps| on with who than 65,000 men will Fighth army corps and, with their families, nearly 100,000 gro will ably eee en eee Is loaded, and that the of been this thei of a Crosses Whatever trick tends to throw him off nis guard is bound to become popular. phere are hundreds of clever ruses devised by holdup artists in Chicago. The instinctive impulse of a man to go to the assistance of a Woman in trouble ¢ives to Manila that the free their signing Army in have given and bration the known has for of More *s, | the man behind it will use it. In fact, on a Saloon after bee A coal oil the police know of many alleged re-| can meant to him a fis to the groc- | volvers which turned out to be pieces ery store-and ver so far as iS| of Jead pipe or bra known did the ariel mistake his erWomen as Deevoy = rand. Only once did Don figure as a life The chief concern of the thug is to eee vee hi of that ae ai catch the prospective victim unawares. oe ee a ccen Ga I seven | months old, was a cleyer one. In com- | pany with a man named George Angel | an was hunting bear in the] Piute mountains, Kern county. They! camp) from" miles three were over when Angel fell in convulsions, the | is and memory of 1908 details Manila the eee of two thugs, and there was always a) chan = that the victim would steele and Bring | poe eer : Fotentinity, the eres eee as the "billy but there is not always eis ; of shooting. he necessity MostSeussvic- echt Cee a call | Co. tha the revolver for offered. soldiers, another away necessitated it 17.-Denver honor adoption reunion Roosevelt com- "billy" attack given a dorsement has determined today. strong-arm favorite has Vor Old April won virtual the cert, the | Search for the perpetrators, have been had | practically abandoned, There are few home where and of of the Arranging Seene again the though in- discovered gun" per the city holdup have Philippines hold-up The shoes he would leave, but upon | ‘billy The old-time slugging methgoing to the meat market he attract- | 0ds, because they so often proved fanote, and, retaining his hold on basket, would wait until the meat Veterans to Colo., Denver, have asso- recent a facts the pet. pare in the faver of the stick-up men Numerous stories are related of the | with the revolver. It is by far the wonderful sagacity and reasoning | most effective means of scaring the powers of Don He was probably the | victim into submission A big man only dog in the world that could per- | may show fight if he is given a chance, form two or more errands upon re-|and even women will use the effective ceiving instructions rtrrom hig master | hat-pin But it becomes a different and his unusual memory made him | matter when the victim is facing the a capable shopper. Given a pair of | black muzzle of a revolver. shoes and a small basket, Don whe) t is the effectiveness of the revolver told to take the boots to the shoe-| Which has established it as the favormaker's, and then to stop at the meat] ite weapon of thugs The ordinary market and bring home some meat, | Stick-up man does not want to kill any would follow the instructions readily, | one and he is apt to do so if he used a ed War Long from. station officials and visitors "Pan-Handle Jack" is a tramp dog and a sort of protege of the Pennsylvania railroad trainmen everywhere He has no home, but spegls his time around depots and baggage stations He has traveled all over the United States, and is now about to StaWt on i a trip around the world, He is the} most traveled dog, perhaps, in the eountry. He left in the afternoon for St. Louls, after getting a good meal from his friends, the coe of his city According to the nameplate on his collar, "Pan-Handle Jack is credited of Richmond, | with being a "resident'' Ind It was there he first came into | prominence formerly was the| property of Michael Meagan, a Pennslyvania conductor, and every morning he trotted to the Richmond station to see his master off, and very often he was there In the evening to greet his master return, One day Jack was Cineinnati in a baggage car * was the ingg point was not propensity tions, but on trains and stealing r jumping INTERESTED Trip men of employed has man pation ons his for the afforded quiry. Ocean occasions Spanish yesterday tion Starts Engraved Was Jack attracted Struggles. several Methods have Street Its holdup by tection extend- of 17.-Interesting Chicago ciations elec-| of Some GOV oe Points. April gathered Pacific | crime. being : hundred Chicago, in| untimely of animal, real has es several not Angeles sympathy a brightest | concerning DECOYS System and Fine if an wheels Los Robbery 17.-Don, the met the the Much Hoffman, April AS Perfected Him- California, States, beneath Highly USED Office. accounted Southern Crawls} Drags Master's Park, in Animal Later spaniel, dog ed Injured, and WOMEN U. 8. DEPOSITORY. ce > When Handle - WORK OF' MEN 18, 1906 Collar. Ind., Indianapolis Th DID Gathering of Army of the Philippines at Manila in Two Years. > DOG APRIL NATIONAL -_-_- Famous Water Spaniel, Who. Chicago Holdup Men Pass Up Possessed Wonderful | the "Billy" in Favor of Sagacity, is Dead. the Revolver. WEDNESDAY, DOG TO GIRDLE GLOBE ' WITHOUT A CHAPERONE Zz 2 THE No, No. Tintic 62-For Pete: Valley see 63-For Garfield 66-IFor p.m. a.m. ers Net acateisials 7:45 a.m. Nephi and San Nephi ess ace Bho ....... 61-For a phi and Lynn ARRIVE DAIL 8-Los a geles Limite d 2-Los Angeles Express 6: 2 From Lynn and TU Tivos cae aerate etaliece . 54 rom Garfle lees 66-From Nephi ant San Pete Valley..... 64-From Nephi....... 62-From ‘Tintic and Stockton ~....ec-e ee Finest Dining Car West Only direct line Stage connections for camps Clouy TIGL OF Main street. ae :00 a.m. a canUiae ANI :45 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 5:35 6:30 p.m. a.m, 9:50 1:20 acm. p.m 1:30 5:45 p.m. p.m, 6:00 p.m Service In the to Los Angeles, Nevada mining aa South 19 MOORE, District i pucueneere Agent. |