1AILY ITAll STATE JuUlLNAL, OF SMOOT CASE! COLORADO STRIKERS belief that senator will County Official Who Visits Camp Narrowly Escapes tain re- LOOKS HIS SEAT. LIKE REVOLT MITCHELL. Persecution. RLADIES o A special to the Tribune from Price, Utah. eays: County officers Just returned from Sunnyslde report the strikers there getting reckless and bold since their County leaders have gone elsewhere. Treasurer Loofbourow visited the camp yesterday to collect taxes and accounts of the Weeter Lumber company and was spotted by some of the Italians as one of the officials of the coal company. One of the Italians, it Is alleged, followed Mr. Loofbourow Into the company store and attempted to draw a large revolver from an inside pocket A quick move, however, by another striker, disarmed the assassin, who He was later arvowed vengeance. rested and will beb rought here to the county jail tomorrow. Last night a box car partly loaded was burned by three men near the coke ovens. These men eluded the guards who tried to halt them at first by command and later by bullets. One of them at least is under arrest Six guards at the entrance of No. 1 mine were aroused by the strikers last night and were driven from their posts. Later they returned reinforced and held their ground. Gen. John Q. Cannon with company officials passed' through Price on a special this afternoon en route to Sunnyslde to investigate the situation and report to Governor Wells as to the necessity of calling out troops. The strikers are getting more vicious each day and It Is generally condeded that the force of deputies employed is manifestly too small to cope with the situation where the company holdings are so scattered. Each day there Is an addition to the working force and each recruit enrages the strikers. Incendiarism is feared and bloodshed If not imminent is expected, unless relief comes to the sheriff. The Castle Gate mine is closed to miners and may remain so as the expense attending the output there will not admit of the raise granted the strikers. At this hour, 10:80 p. m, the special returned from Sunnyslde, where merous witnesses were examined before Gen. Cannon, showing that count less acts of Intimidation and otlawry have been commlted against men. The same procedure prevailed today at Castle Gate. The special is now on its way to Scofield, Winter Quarters and Clear Creek, where the strikers declare a walkout will take place tomorrow. The saloons at Castle Gate and Sunnyslde are closed and every effort is being made to preevnt bloodshed, but more or less liquor gets into the camp from the nu- non-uni- TRINIDAD. (.Vito.. Nov. 23. The of the third week of the coal strike in the southern field find both sides determined to fight to It is the Intention or tlie United Mine the-end- . CENTS 0 to put up a strong fight against the application tor a temporary injunction sought by the Victor Fuel company and set for hearing on the 25th. They believe that if the Injunction is granted and later made permanent the strike is absolutely lost to Workers Trouble has broken out in the ranks strlkera It leaked out yesterday that Grant Hamilton, of the American Federation of Lalnir. was here last Wednesday and got the consent of the strike managers fur a aellement of the strike in the northern Colorado coal fields. He telegraphed this Information, together with a statement that he would leuve for Denver that noon by Chile Evans und J. F. Ream, who reprvesnt John Mitchell In the conduct of the strike. Mother' Jones and President Howells of district 15 United Mine Workers, followed on the next train and w.ent to Louisville, where they undid all that Mr. Hamilton had accomplished. A telegram has been received here by one of the officials of district 15, United Mine Workers, from John Mitchell, demanding by what right they had been interfering with the settlement of the strike In the northern Colorado fields, and ordering them to attend strictly to the strike In southern Warm Dressing Sacques Dont You Want Area necessity these raw days. 9(k $1, $1.25, $1.50 and up to $3.50 for to make sure of a few pieces of for (lifts? All prices dainty from 5c to $1. Specially good showing of Odd (ups and Saucers. ('-Inn- choice of pink, blue, pray or red sacques, in pleasing styles. them. of the WRIGHTS BEDDING and BLANKET Headquarters. 0 DOC DC Colorado. The action of "Mother Jones and William Howells, the latter president of district 15, United Mine Workers of America. In persuading tlie strikers in the northern coal fle,d ln th,B tate back t0 work untI1 the t0 refuse t0 trlke 1,1 the uther Colorado field is won' ta taken here t0 lndUate that there is a feeling of revolt against the continued reign of MiU-hell- . president executive board. It ie of national the Mormonlsm. , a fact that Mr. Howells so far dlsa- greed with the policy of Mr. Mitchell In the conduct of this strike that he The drugs we use ln our prescrip- - j not only wrote him but he also made Annual Sale of Table Linens Now oik J DC DCZZDC THAT LINENSALE 1 i Has bean a pleasant feature of thie weeke doinge at Burt's. It will continue next week at the same greatly reduced priooa that have been put upon . 5 Eveiy Piece in Our Linen Department YOU GET THE EAR of the man you want to reach by advertising in Tiik Jouhxal want columns. Good solicitors wanted by the Dally Utah State Journal. Apply to Horace S. Foster, city circulator. The prices talk volumes. It's worth your while to oome and too. We know there ie eomething you will want. If not, it will bo a pleasure to look through eueh a varied line of handaeme and dainty materials. S. J. BURT J a BROTHERS i l tion work are the freshest, purest and highest quality that can be obtained. you want the best results have! your prescriptions prepared by us. Do, this and your doctor will worry less WALLACE about your recovery. DRUG CO.. Prescription Druggists, New York Racket Store - the statement on several occasions that John Mitchell could not know the situ-I- f ation ln Colorado from such a distance as Indianapolis, nor until such time as he eoL.ld come here personally and see it for himself. The feeling Is growing so strong that It threatens to disrupt 15 organisation. district r I I 2349 Washington Ave.; phone 24 X. The Place to Buy Bargains i i on ! READ THE LIST OF LOW PRICES to Chicago and Return International Live Stock $44.50 Ogden One whs pale and sallow and the other was fresh and rosy. Whence the j i Exposition. difference? She who is blushing with Via inion Pacific. Tickets on sale health uses Dr. Kings New Life Pills to maintain it By gently arousing the Xoveirt er 27th. 28th and 29th, limited lazy organs they compel good digestion for return till December 10th. No stop- Paper Pins and head off constipation. Try them. Safety Pins, Only 25c at Jesse J. Driver's, Druggist overs allowed In either direction. NOTION8. . 1 1 do 1 strikers are each day more aggressive, and taunts and Insults are frequent QUAKER CITY DOGS HAVING THEIR DAY WOMEN'8 A CHILDREN'S outside. The guards declare that the situation Is becoming almost unbearable, as the 1 1 . union-mad- e, UNION-MAD- E Hair Pins, 9 dosen Crepe Paper, roll . ....Ie Stove Hooka ,5c Butcher Knives 10e .... KITCHEN 8UPPLIE8. Stralnere Tea 4 Biscuit Cutters 5c Egg Whips ,.5o Cake Turners .... ,.,....,......8e .... Knives .... 5c Chopping Knives Paring .?o Potato Mashers 10o Tin Cups CLOAKS. SHOES. We can show you the best line of $2.00 shoes in Ogden. Vici kid dress shoes at $1.98. Heavy buckle work shoe at 98c. High top lace boots. Henderson brand. 83.00. MENS' Lead Pencils Envelopes, all sixes, package School Dictionaries Scissors, all sixes 1 We show the latest styles In Cloaks, and the prices are low, very low, compared with others high prices. CHILDREN'S CLOAKS Age 1 to 6 yrs. sell at 94c, $1.00, $1.25, $2.00, etc. A special line of Sample Coats at $1.60. All the latest styles. LADIES' SKIRTS We offer at 98c, $1.25, SLIS, $1.75, 82.25 and $3.00. BLACK SATEErf UNDERSKIRTS At low prices, 49c, 75c, 98c, $1.25, $1.88 and 11.98. PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Nov. 23. The feature of the fifth annual international exhibition of the Philadelphia Dog Show association, which opened in Horticultural Hall today, is its quality. While the number of entries is large, the management takes particular pride In the fact that the exhibits include champions in many breeds. As was expected, the forelgin prises, an ex elusive feature of the Philadelphia show, have Induced numerous entries In the different breeds, all of which have been well looked after in. the allotment of these specials. While all classes are well filled, those worthy of special note are the mastiffs, St Bernards, greyhounds. Great Danes, ettera, pointers and fox hounds. The mailer variety of lap dogs are also represented. 95 worth $1.50, at 95 Cents Each a went - mills reported that on account of not having sutlicient drawers to mateh the 25 dozen, we could have all at a 35 per cent, diseount. That is the sole reason. The gotuU are perfect. See them in window. None allowed on approval at this price. They may he ordered (. O. D. and returned if not satisfactory. Ironing Wax Thimbles Roll Tape Needles, package Basting Thread Pearl Buttons, 2 dos Talcom Powder, can Kid Curlers, package Curling Irons Tape Measures Photo Frames, each weM ALL WOOL VESTS Wo pliU't ini salt totlay 25 dozen Ladies line, soft, all wool Vests, positively Serious. A Washington upct-ia-l of yesterday to the Salt Lake Herald say: Rev. W. M. Paden of Salt Iaike is here to t.-- part in the prosecution of the case against Senator Smoot. He is of the opinion that the original protest which he took part In preparing, and numerous petitions which support will be effective in accomplishing the desired result. In an interview published today Mr. Paden says: There has been no charge that Mr. Smoot has violated the laws, except that he has winked at and encouraged practices which since 1S62 have been violations of specific laws. In that year congress passed an act making bigamy a crime in the territory of Utah. Practically every plural marriage now in existence was contracted, therefore, in direct violation of the law. This fact Smoot seems to have overlooked or forgotten." If the remainder of those who are proceeding aaglnst Smoot make the same admission that Dr. Puden does, that Smoot has not violated any law, the case, in the opinion of many senators, will be of short duration, despite the activity of the various religious and moral associations. Several senators who have heretofore remained silent are expressing the opinion that the crusade against Smoot is developing into a persecution. One of the leading western Democratic senators from a neighboring state to Utah said to the Herald correspondent: "The committee on privileges and elections should organise and take up the Sinoot case Immediately after the opening of the regular session. It should hear evidence to enable it to decide whether or not Smoot has violated any statute of the United States. If not the case against him should be dismissed and this hubbub stopped." Other members of the senate are ex- -, pressing practically the same opinion and negative the Idea that the commit- tee shall undertake to make the Smoot case a medium for a crusade against ra DC W ITALIAN TOOK HIM FOR A SPY Intimidation. 5 WORTH $1.50 FOR AGAINST Several Senator Expree Opinion That Trouble in District 15 of the United the Crueade Is Becoming a Mine Workers Is General Cannon Investigates the Situation and Finds Many Acts of 1903 23, DC LATEST ASPECT BECOME RECKLESS MONDAY, NOVEMBER Bo 15o Nut Crackers 5o 5o Graters Wash Bluing ..So I0o Can Openers . ,2o Pie Plates 6o .Ie .2o 3c 4o ... .So 5o 5o 4o 1o .....5o Lamp Wicks, dos.... 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Brownie Overalls, at Others at 75c, 98c, $1.48 and $1.98 Mens Rockford Sox, 5c, 7c, 8c and 9 c. a pair. Heavy Wool Sox at 15c, 18e and 25c. new fall patterns and will please All Ladles Hosiery, heavy cotton. fleece-line- d, at lOcta. a pair. you. Noticeable among the exhibitors are many society peo Pie, and from a society standpoint the how is already assured of success. The exhibition will continue through the week. Dont Forget that this is a Bargain Store. We Handle the Best Goods and Sell Them Lower than the Other Stores. We Cheerfully Refund Honey if YouJAre Not Satisfied. Have your Plano insured. Ever h?ar of a piano being rescued unin lured from a burning house? We in' ure pianos. TeL 251 X, Hunter In vestment Co Insurance Agents Tour photograph taken by Sooy In his elaborate new studio will please Tou immensely. 2409 Washington. MIS3 ARVILA CLARK Thursday Who will appear in concert at the Tabernacle Ross Book Store. at sale en seete Reserved night. 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