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Show INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, UNRULY SPIRITS NEW YORK TUNNEL SUNDAY CLOSING HYMN WRITER UNDER ARREST INJURE POLICE NEARLY FINISHED LAW IN FRANCE Engineers on Work End Work Temporarily to Make Measurements. Workmen For Who Have Clamored It, Now Are Dissatisfied. lra B. Cook Charged With Being Proprietor of DiseeHouse. Raid CHIEF C. M. JACOBS AT HEAD MEANS BIG LOSS TO LABOR SENSATION HITS EVANSTON SWINDLE Experts Cafes o'clock Paris, Sept. by 3-The be verified part of an Five measurement down inch or six to days the will will | Wholesale What Men. caterers thousandth | Urated be devoted to prosecutions will In the be inaug- Monday Paris, : Sept. 2.-After having for this work, after which the boring of |years demanded a law making more the enormous tubes will be resumed, |{yan six days work in a week illegal and it is expected that about Sept : ss : 18 the finn ene ds which h ‘ Be n almost all classes of employes view pushed forward from the two sides with consternation the realization of of the river will meet The Pennsyl|their supposed dream, for such a law vania railroad will then have for thé | go, into effect Sept. 9 Today is first time a means of reaching Man- ithe last Sunday on which {ft will be hattan islarid entirely overland = ane lleral or restaurant bar theatre: this event will also mark the begin-/aqpy goods shop barber shops and ning of what is probably the boldest | similar establishments to be kept Gpe n engineering feat in history When /unless the frantic meetings of all work was stopped Saturday night the | trades now taking place shall effect hields The days were 125 feet apart examination of the will determine were the preparations period next how [8 postponement the law few accurate} 1 preliminary surveys and which extended over &/ of seems : talking Hlow of hard who ever oi. months the application now wanted ago the ‘a to find bill labor loudly of the any of one passed leaders but were injustice of mak- Enginerrs Will Know, : It is. believed by those In chargé of the work that the grade, level, and alignment of both the huge tubes will be found to rest within an inch jing men work. every day, or even of illowing it. Where the shoe pinches hardest is in the cafes and restaurants, lwhich are trying to evade the law by enpeinis to exchange ‘thelr. personnel one day in the week. In that way-abid- of where they are supposed to be. there js even so slight a variation Ing by | forblds this, if will be corrected so that If as when | , ame the an letter of employer man to work for the shields finally meet une : the leankocutivendays of theas river, as] | ss1iddle urately sliding they of will one -jointube Labor , Hard Within another | Similar ruses the to are law which permit. the him on being suggested In order to make this checking as jin other industries and are even urged accurate as possible, the south tun|], being the only means of saving nel from the Jersey shore has been | trom disaster the system of rotation run ahead of its mate, so that it now | -py, plan for each employe or workoverlaps the northern tunnel starting |man to have his own special day in | York shore. Pipes rest does not seem to from the New week for W ill ithe fourteen across the labor federation, which does be driven suit the that separate the tubes and angles jnot consider this a formal recognition run whieh will show how nearly the of the right of the whole labor world engineers have kept to the lines and ito stop all work once a week elevation planned Work Must Be Thi "ty ie as ~HOrougnh me ao the much personal Jacobs, chief: produced 0 pope ‘ Ate % will tire length of both between the shafts A ilies ‘be leaders wtiliz :_The ie wale a. tunnels, 7,000 . ; on either has yer? In 2 making a Therefore feet wai not know numerous than otherwise, rest law. of France, must beso "~%jonce, ve measurements do and alignments, if an error of as much as} one-four-thousandth of a foot' was found the work was resurveyed., as though they, mental work must prove its accuracy. Here we have two enormous stee tubes of twenty-three feet in diameter driven 6,000 feet under water, and expected to join as accurately as the sections of a a which can be continually measured with relation to its various parts. We tae canes nt that our work will be a success. . } rtheless, it is only when the ee ack is proved that we can heave a sign of relief and be refreshed to continue our labors toward a completion of our task." , 2 CLAN OF OLD FIREMEN Organization of Hand Cart Companies May Be Formed Here. Proyo, Sept. 2.-A number of the veterans of the Hand Cart companies, who have already effected a temporary organization here, met with others at the Provo lake resort during the "camp fire' and decided to make a call for all hand cart company survivors to meet in Salt Lake City on the afternoon of October 3, at which time the matter of effecting a state organization will be discusse SALE ROUTE LAKE Autumn Outings EXCURSIONS Via Popular Utah's Most Road, Mexico City and return, $69.80. The tour of old Mexico affords the grandest autumn trip to be found on the American continent San Francisco, on Angeles and intermediate points, nly $25. Short line, qtiick connectana: finest trains Los Anreturn, y dates, Sept. 4 to last $30 exeursion of the season to glorious Southern California. Low rates for settlers to points In Southern Utah; miners' excursions = Nevada points and lowest rates al the time,to all southern Ganocnia' points. Follo iy the crowd to mus ticket office, 169 South Main stree ee nee BIG HORN September EXCURSION Ist and 3d ‘eset |©°* ful : LABOR Last day DAY AT SALTAIR. of the' season Thirty Ticket Office, a SPECIAL In the Cloak, Suit day. ®. Auerbach Horse to day races 201 Main St. ee BARGAINS Department & Bre at Wandamere Attend Forty-five bathing. minute service Good music, fine oo SAVE MONEY! ‘ ; z = the great autumn 15,000 Jackies Ready for Great Naval Parade Scheduled for Today. Oyster Bay, 2 , Y¥., Sept. 2.-Several are sleeping on cots praying for good weather jackies and 800 officers of the great flect of w arsnips lying off the harbor in the sound are joining in the prayer, but all have misgivings, for the skies are overcast and dogs say that bad weather tomorrow. All that remains put the great naval parade in is the presence of the commanderin-chief. The Secretary of the Navy arrived tonight, and sailed around the fleet, whic h was strung around east great columns. After making the tour of inspection of the fleet, the secretary's flagship, the Dolphin, sailed into Oyster Bay and dropped anchor near. the Mayflower, which is lying almost under the shadow of Sagamore Hill Zaron Speck Von Sternberg, the German ambassador, who will see the review from the deck of the Maytflower, is a house guest at Sagamore Hill tonight, as is also Dr. P. M.» Rixey, surgeon-general of the navy, who is the President's official physician. Many of the warships of the fleet are making elaborate preparations for tomorrow night's illumination. The Indiana and West Virginia will have electrical signs built of letters four feet in height. and some of the other ships will make novel displays of their own on an equal seale of magnitude Among the pleasure craft hovering about the fleet tonight are _ the Oneida, Commodore Benedict's yacht; and the Mermaid, Dodger, Carmen , and Marietta Se afox I and Duques ae Ariel of Hiawatha, Philadelphia, a a SPECIAL In the Cloak, Suit cay. F. Auerbach BARGAINS Department & Bro ----+So Tues- ___-_-_- Postoffilee Hours Today. following hours will be observed «ike City postofiice today: nee window. box window, inor rene deliyery, fordc Sateen. a window division, open from 11 u a ra will make one morning delly yvering the entire elt Tlotel aelivery. "antl collection at t a m. 0a Tues- 2 p. m. BREEDEN OFFICE co. SUPPLY makes life easy for the office Modern office systems cost little, eliminate much waste. We have best Jade store in Utah. West Second South, Mothers, damere on take the children Labor day. Public to and the Wan- Be STILL Bank STENSLAND President at Was Last Gibraltar. Chicago, Sept. 3.-A Tribune speclal cable from Gibraltar says that Stensland, Be sident of the Paul O wrecked Milwaukee venue State Bank of Chicago, left. Gibraltar for the eastern coast of Africa at 5 o'clock Sunday afternoon just heur and forty minutes before the re pr sntative of the Tribune and sistant States Attorney Harry Olson of Chicago arrived after trailing him from America to England, thence to Gibraltar, to Tangier, Morocco, back to Gibraltar and thence to Ronda where he saw a bull fight, and to other Spanish towns. Ste sri is trave ling under the alias of P. Olsen of Norwe Either Stensland is absolutely sure that he is not being followed or he careless, for he has became extremely is leaving a wide trail. His capture practically is certain. Gummere, the American minister to Morocco, is on watch and the moment he receives instructions from the State department he will tail of the sultan's soldiers to bria captive of the biggest financial gand in the history of Chicago. ee LABOR DAY AT LAGOON, Sparring match, double-header baseball game, Garland vs. ountiul Free Clam Bake Sunday anc Monday. ome Salt Lake Photo daks and fininshing. Good time Labor day. for all Supply Co., KoMain and 3rd So at SPECIAL Wandamere may be the fact as to man so-called Department & Bre Ladies and children damere on Labor day. SPECIAL free at Tues- Wan- BARGAINS In the Cloak, Suit pepartwient day. FF. Auerbach & Bro CUS SECS c sa sa eae S UP Tues- eer ae STORY AGAIN, City of Mexico, Sept. 2.-It fs understood that Mormon representatives have purchased another large tract of land in Mexico. Some time ago it was said that they had secured for colonization purposes a large tract of land in the state of Mexico, and another tin the state of Onxaca. Now it is said have closed a deal for 300,000 acres of rich land in the Fuerte river valley, in Sinaloa. The report is that they intend to send 12,000 Mormon familles from Utah, Colorado, Idaho and Nevada into Mexico. A short time ago Mormon inlerests secured from the Mexlce government a concession covering the manufacture of beet sugar in Mexico. Their Intention Is said to be to invest a half million doliars in the iIndustry. eee te Aaa e to W Oe as Ghosts and Life ee descended = of three 25 with police these ol homes' ind captured the spirits ome of which, after being iptured took on the ways of real life and only > two of the desubmitted to tectives ha Which wilt ine apacitate them for duty for «a couple ot days The place wher the no found sueh unruly spirits was the nor me of ‘Mother' pei hersie Nichols i Nich olson, alias Nelsen, Sebor treet ‘ ‘omplaint was mi gainst this home" b a Miss Miner, who, after giving che spirits $25 be cured of deafness tilled to reeeive any benefit olan logs I place on afternoon bet« hort! spirits were to appear, and De tei c five ai » selected lo go inside and when the s etres appeared to flash 1 a dark lantern ind grab the neares tered the curtain same dark other persons ohe his popular medi- Thus he has com harping crities and that might otherwise be 3 vegetable, extracted meédicinal plants found growing epths of our American forests well recognized curative virtu room. Presently | | Instead portions cases of tionable of alcohol, which long continued, as diseases, becomes from its tendency cravfng for ploys stimulants, chemically glycerine, me dy in D pure, in the and of "The Republican's ~-Idaho Agents ge ae H. Nicholson. F. M. Winters. Walter Hoge. POCATELLO ~ Chaffee Stationery Company. BEAGK ROU Tse cuore aes Charles Johnson. IDAHO FALLS ~ Mr. Winn, Postmaster, ST. ANTHONY W. J. Gray. SUGAR CITY Fred J. Heaths SALEM 3 a R. Harris. MEE iReg 2c. ees azarae es . R. Cahoon. TRAVELING AGENTS i W. Kyle and J. W. Johnson. Where The Republican Is On Sale in Idaho even in smal) in obstinate highly objec to produc ea ‘ierce POCATELLO BLACKFOOT Chaffee & Co. Palace Drug Company. jW. S. Jackson. IDAHO FALLS Sat ets Idaho Pharmacy. \cutter Drug Company. ST. ANTHONY Watson Drug Company. SUGAR CITY Sugar Pharmacy. REXBURG Squires Stationery Company. Spongberg Stationery Co. {Joseph Collins. BOISE Site ois Hee W. R. McIntyre. \Idaho Hotel. /C. Ed. Brown. CALDWELL woe TAG \E. H. Adams. HEYBURN _ H. L. Locklin. MERIDIAN Hayden Pharmacy. NAMPA _ C. A. Fisher. RUPERT C. M. Penny. em- triple - refined which of itself js a many cases of chronic valuable diseases, eing &@ superior demulcent antiseptic, antiferment and supporting nutritive. It enhances the curative action of he | | Golden Seal root, Stone root, Bla Cherrybark and Bloodroot, ountained in "Golden Medical Discovery,' all bronchia), throat and lung aie Tetions atte nded with severe coughs, Aswill be seen from | the writings of the scrfiint ant Drs. Grover Coe, of New York; B artholow, of Jefferson Medical Colle ge, Phila; Cineinnatt ; ling wood, o Hale, of Chicago as leaders in their several' s Kole oO practice, the foregoing agents are the very best could ingredients have mous chosen bronchial, that to "Discovery" only make for the throat Dr. Pierce up his cure and fa of tung not affee- tions, but also of chronie catarrh in ai) {ts various forins wherever looated. a rose daughter Ellen called After deception continued apes started to make unce yen until Its ; vi Pi. the 8 drew his flashlight and exposed he Le inuch to the dtseomfort of t spirit, whe grabbed he long flowin robe of silk and dashed cross the stuge. Instantly a number of men and women Were on top of the officer, tighting, scratching id kicking the deteetive, who by the sudde n attack had fallen Ro et Noor he police stationed outsid ard the seuffling and, headed by Wooldridse t men burst in the door voldridge entered e the largest meet on the Bm paps sauce Formactalt ua pamase of preliminaries Isllen appeared to | 4 over the stage The sight of the eur nearly caused the old woman to go into hysterics Light On Spooks. The sixth whieh Gppesition | en urrounded by black curtains ind Mrs Nichols asked the persons usse they wished to hear from or ot thel beloved departed. n old woman asked to have the spirit oo SUS- urged against his modicines, because they are now KNOWN COMPOBITION Bie thermore, from the formula printed on every bottle wrapper, it will be seen that these medicines contain other habit-forminog drugs. Serateh today ‘wenty-elght con Faces. cents whom ghost of cines are amon ve pletely raves stalled all a | Suddenly cents upon medicines ingredients as broadly y UP and an additional fee for each and every spirit they Wish to converse, the 4H patent injurious d of containing the injurious tngre dients complained i Recognizing thi fact some time AGO, Dr. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y., "took tin the forelock," as it were, and published broadcast all the Sept 2.-Have received comChicago a number ot sapiritualplaints against ists who ure holding weekly seances in different parts of the city to which they charge the fee ot public an admission The formation as follows offered of of for any Parade the Division parade No. will Spalding reas shal Stanford sistant Marshal P.M. Pe Sane for. Aide. rire D partment Platoon of Police Hele sand Officers and Delegates of the Federation of Labor Allied Printing Trades Counell Mold Union Horseshoer Leather Workers tage Employes Tailors Retail Clerks A. Division No, 2. hil O'Brien, Aide reet R hu 1y Band Kilo Street Railwa iy Employes Brewery Workers tjollermakers Ms a" iS mar rs E laste i zoe BlackSmiths was WE MAKE TRAVEL EASY MISSOURI | 1 women had arrested over $125 and other jewelry $1,400 powder were of their person when in cash and diamonds to the value of about ---___-_-_.+ COLORADO emo. KANSAS Instend of four cars as planned at first, the Boise special for the Irrigation congress that left Salt Lake at 5 p. m. yesterday carried eight cars will tive occupied by the Utah delegation De nver ca Rio Grande private ¢ Ay Nk vhich S. W. EBeeles will t el to Yello wakGae park, wa ittached te the train and there was a good number of delegates for the congress trom Kastern states who took advantage of an opportunity to stop over in Salt Lake Full to the brim and one wf the best tri ins sent out of Salt: Laks this year wus the comment made by H ia aia local . superintendent for the Pullman company, W ho accom ee the train. D. &. Burley renral passenger agent for the Oregon Short Line, went with the Utah delegation, as did I. H. Platsted and HL. ¢ Tuttle, pare nical general freight agents for the On the Prati Was a party of ten news paper men from W au hineton Lb. C., who spent a part of the day in Sal ike as guests of Senator tended the nacle ¢ ay hn ment of a ca boose due to the east of Ogden GREAT PARADE OF LABOR DAY (Continued from page one.) J. A, Johnson of Chicago, Johnson is a wrestler of no mean ability and Wille introduction to Salt been idenLakers. Wille has always and has with organized labor, his services free at any time when he could be of service to union men, The wrestling bout will alone be worth the price of admission, to quote the eante of the Immortal Barnum, and the announcement will be greeted with favor by all lovers of genuine sport Great Tug of War. During the events of the day at the Salt palace grounds there will be a to which special interest The announcement is members of the following part in the tug of » one of the features bricklayers, linemen, Brotherhood of Carpenters, structural iron workers and brewers and maltsters The Labor day program will be concluded with one of the best cards ever offered at the saucer track. Manager Chapman has conferred with the union committees and has arranged the following program: ‘ive-mile lap race-prizes $50, $25, $15, $10 re and $5, with $1 a lap professional - $40, $20, $10, $5 and $5, ; pursuit race, with Mitten, Palmer, Achorn, Wilcox and Willinms Ole for prize money amounting t Three- WHE lap, handicap, ae ur- sowith $20, reise for the winners . One-half-mile ope ne amateu The prizes offerec or he meet amount in all to ts76 5. which is one of Line of list the daily Ask | PASO, tere | ST, LOUIS JOB, | CITY . to MEXICO. About Reduced Rates, WARREN, G. A. A. T. & 3. F. Ry., 411 Dooly blik., Salt The prize follows Inviting List of Prizes. For the best appearing ox eee le a $ large st number union having grounds (for menibers on unlons of over W Second le for unions having Tar gre number of mie n grounds membe aria ater with Lake City, Utah. Wnquire at information -- and Salt Lake Kansas Clty City. ticket office. Any cheerfully given. H. HAVE YOU SEXT YOUR DOLLAR? - TO car, Louls travel. Especial attention to ladles and = childre Tourtsts' Sleepers through to Chicago, Boston and | Cc. F. St.t. Only one chaies to New York, Buffalo and principal Inté cas a patca for: eunanniee | Mo March. newspapers. EL, ST. Through OF The line of mareh will be from Federation of Labor hall, north on State street to Third South, west to Main, north to monument on Malin countermareh south on Main to Salt disband. The Palace, and building Federal Will be at the Fourth Nivision 1 will South, right res No on Fourth Soath, west of first diwatthi: division 3 will form on State street south of Fourth South; division 4 will form on Fourth South east of State Ty various organizations have named captains who will have charg: of their unions in the parade, as follows Alife d printers, J. Charon, leather workers, L. P. arse sheet metal workers, L. S. Wilson; electrical workers, L. Lynn; painters and decorators, R. Porcher; street railway employes, John Jones; machinists, T. I. Dixon molders, William White; horseshoe rs David Cooper; bricklk vers, H. Rawlins; Banks; barbers, EI) li. plumbers, Evans; structural fron workers, Ed, Haggerty; bollermakers, A. Smithen; brotherhood of carpenters, C. Vinson; Amalgamated carpenters, C. Silvers; plasterers, illiam Davis The committee has arrange - an inViting list of prizes There will be i prize of $25 for the best BDe aring organization in the parade, the judges o be composed of representatives from CITY, GALVESTON, Division No. =k P. W. Dayton, Aide State Banc *loat BFoteNiiiiee of Carpenters malgamated Carpenters Ploat Structural Tron Workers Mill Men UTAH GOES TO BOISE COLORADO-UTAH SHORT LINE 5 TRAINS DAILY 5 Division No, 3. A. Johnson, Aide Stite Band Plumbers Bricklayers at ee sAipne masons *laste Sheet Mets iF Worke rs "10 Painters and ‘De scorators Bi irtenders confis- Special Train Carries Eight Cars Instead of Four as Planned. PACIFIC RAILWAY ae J. make-up _ - be 1. J S. struc K iacross the head with some blunt instrument and felled {is men jumped over his body and went to B y's as sistance Mrs. Nichols nd her two dunfeh tt rs, Jennie, who acted medum and Sarah, ‘who was the spirit were arrested An Ey a man Was seen to jump from the rear window and make his escape t Santis d that cn BARGAINS In «the C pals Suit da EF. erbach Pose Detectives' Hanged. AFTER Sighted Who Come Care SAVE MONEY! Attend the great autumn sale of Portleres, Couch CovCurtains, and Table Covers. F. Auerbach & E ro , Tuesday of PRAY FOR CLEAR SKIES t Women Think. "T''ve been a good fellow," declared Dr. Cook in thunderous tones, which aroused members of Dr. R. D. Sheppard's family,' seated on the veranda door to of their home, which is next Dr. Cook's place I've always spent money freely and paid my debts continued the now infuriated man, "and if these straightlnced Evanstonians don't like me, they don't have to ‘I guess there are other towns just as good and pleasant to live in as Evanston, and I won't have to go far to find them. I'm tired of all this covert sneering and insinuation that. I am crooked.' I don't see where I'm any different from the rest of them. When I discovered that things were not right at the Hotel Cecil I ordered the lease recalled as its stipulations had could been violated. Now what more any man do?" Dr. Cook had just taken a dramatic posture with his arms raised high above his head preparatory to starting another flerce declaration when his son grabbed him and bodily forced him into the residence, closing the egor to those veo had been talking with his~fathen } Missing sale Couch CovAuerbach & The ww Oregon Short Line. Wate to Frannie, Wyo., and return fror Salt Lake,*» $300.00. Proportionately low rates from other Utah stations only direct route is via the Oregon Short Line and Butte, and uel tourist sleeper will be provided. Fo further particulars, see any Shor Line agent. City the means a loss Every closed Sunday of $50,000 or $60,000 to fndustry. Fhe present effort to prevent the application of the law probably will be suc- Lace Curtains, Portiere 5 €°S and Table Covers. F.. Bro., Tuesday. reached a _ stage preliminary instru-| like tnopera- practically We where State of are confident that the modified almost at be to trains. Matchless dancing. now fine they proprietors Nocls Confide NCCESS Pee ee Charles M. Jacobs, the chief engi-| neer of the Pennsylvania tunnels, anc who has-had to do with the building ot more tunnels probably than any other living man, said today: have all our what jJarge industries, like hotel syndicates and metallurgical enterprises, encour; ane age strict application of the law rather uring. this progress, measurements Of the moet exact character have been taken every day and ch, hag Serareratiae tax niern: a a nily nele- tered. and want eye k, wil Ge Riccio any.,fay Grune n , arles . Seon tp up - poet oe engineer, a sian oy ae A most a has Accurate. view," be denents, direction Employers look upon the situation with satisfaction as proving once for all that the working classes are Iinj cited to discontent by professional People Chicago, Sept, -Police Attorney Frank Comerford ‘late this afternoon swore out a state warrant against Ira $. Cook, the Evanston millionaire Methodist church leader and hymn writer, who owns the Hotel Cecil, on charges of being the proprietor of a disorderly aR 1e@ Warrant was secured before Justice Prindin ille in his private court room and Wi is given to oflicers to be serves They started at once to Cook palathil north shore home toa serve the papers We can hold Cook just as well as Usner,"' said Attorney Comerford. "We have positive knowledge that he knew the character of the hotel, despite his public denials, and he is therefore the conductor of a disorderly resort "The fact that he leased the real estate to others does not absolve him from the illegal acts of his lessees All are equally culpable' The unpleasant notoriety given Dr. Cook since the discovery of his connection with the notorious Hotel Cecil followed a raid on the hotel Dr. Cook, when seen at his resldence, broke forth in a stormy tirade and goaded into a frenzy by the impetuosity of his own speech, defiled the public opinion of Evanston when it was intimated that the doors of two of the select churehes which he attended might be closed to him in the future seyen 3 Suit. to Sentiment-Doesn Public Changing Their Defies SHOWN 7 Every Re- ro taw of Saturday night all work on the Penn-|¢ity Sunday absolutely disobeyed the sylvania tunnels under the North river | orders of the authorities to ob erve ceaser The enginee rs will begin a | the "seventh day closing law," and as thorough "review" of the entire work | consequence it is now expected that tomorrow, the Rot, Evade Leader 3, 1906 O. TOWNSEND. ----__-- REPUBLICANS: We are anxious publican in close ing in harmony to have touch, with the every Re-| and) work- Republican National Congressional Committee in favor of the election of a Ke ais lican | Conere SS. The Congressional campaign mus st| be based on the administrative and legislative record of the party, and, that being so, Theodore Roosevelt's personality must be a central figure and his achievements a_ central| thought in the campaign, We desire to maintain the work of | this campaign with popular subscrip- | tions of One Dollar each from Republicans. To each subscriber we will| send the Republican CLAYTON MUSIC C0., National Cam- paign Text Book and all issued by the Committee documents || Utah's Leading Music House Help us achieve a great victory. James S. Suerman, Chairman, P. O. Box 2063, New York. {09-11-13 South Main Street, | SALT LAKE CITY. o° 12 to Personnel Church IS SEPTEMBER ublished in some journals of more or ess influences, this publicity has certainly ecn of great benelit in aka te needed attention to this subjee t considerable measure, most intelligent mo " Foot race, only ‘ooOL race 16, mase Foo tra 1% . yds, wae 4 union eal men .. $5.00 ‘50 vds., value B® yds. ~ 2.-At Want River Millionaire =o Converge. Iouses ee eee | Sept. North to Business beeiete kaa York, of Other seep New Pound and + eee Side Be Starting | Fither Will Borings, H+ HHH TH+ ++ +t ttt sso tts Two Whatevor taining ingredients FHF FFF FHF FF From Believe on Fake Mediums sults in Free-for-All Fight. MONDAY, Habit-forming Medicines. | boys boys wesscnsnce $2.00 under 2.0 1.0 20 10 under ussese o ug of war in eee 15.00 ‘Teams ae ‘ting must enter not Jater than September 1 Foot race,' 50 pe (fat men over 200 lbs.) ......%% Oe 210) $1.00 Foot rac ® yds. (lean men to welgh not over 1100 Ibs, and over ® years of age) . 2.0 1.0 ‘oot race, ™# ds married women vee we Vow eae ae Foot race, 3) yds., single women oaks Sani ccaceesensrerecou ©) 00 Foot race, 8 yds. girls under z epee nda aaa 2.00 1.00 Pole climbing contest 6.00 4.00 Prize waltz . . 8.00 2.00 Baseball' ...2.++«s te sect 50.00 ----e--e $19.50 Through Yellowstone Park and Re- From Salt Lake or Ogden, Sept. 8, via the Oregon Short Line. This rate includes all rail and in addition to hotel exper seven-days trip through the Park. The number of people will be limited and passengers should accordingly make early reservalions. the last excursion of en to Salt Lake _ AND D RETURN. LOW RATES EAST BOUND. Thro' Trains leave via Oregon Short Line 7:10 a. m. 1:30 p. m. | For Particulars Call om or Address WALKER, Conere!l City Horse today. Tie ke t races further Office, 201 at particulars. Matin street. Wandamere 2 p. m, Agent C. & NW. Ry. 38 and 40 West Second South Street, ALT See 6:55 p. m. 6:05 p. m. LAKE CITY, UTAH. pecs THE 2 |