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Show MORNING If ILLINOIS pis mn Platform Will Contain no Mention of Changes in the Tariff. Chicago, June 11 Illinois ha decided to make an active ami aggressive campaign for lUit for held today in the State A caucus headquarters. After a discussion between the leading men of the delegaSheltion it waa arranged that. Senator name by M. Cuilom should present the of Hitt to the convention and seconding k peaches would be arranged for by at least two delegates, one from ilie middle Missii!pl valley and the other the adprobably from New York. Afterannoim-red it was journment of the lam-uby some of the 1111 not men that the seconding sjieechr would be delivered by Senator nolllver of Iowa, and ome one else yet to be selected. The senator ronld not le seen toiiay lutt members of the delegation scouted the Idea that ha would speak for Mr. Hitt.. According to them he had received and had not accepted Invitation to siak for the nomination of Senator h'atr-hanand John 1 Webster of Nebraska aid under I he i fri imiHtances. It was not rat all probable ihnt be would second the nomination or Mr. Hitt. Morea decided aenliment over therennioiiK thM Iowa inen in favor if Ka'ria.tks. although a number of them are in favor of liltt. The Michigan delegate after learn-li- u of the statements made after the Illinois isiii'iia announced they weie Senator Cul-loIn favor of Falriiiwih. r Illinois raid: "There are many delegates in Illinois mid other Slates, who do not favor the null title taken by Senator Fairbanks and prefer ihe plaee should goto n man who will show a Iftlie more appreciation of It- - Illinois has a fftmi ir.au In Hilt and rather than let the la an Ihlng slide to Senator FatrTwnks decided aimless sort of way, we have to push (he fight for Hlu as simngly as possible. The continued silence of Senator Fairbanks a to his pleasure regarding the vli e president i H nominal lint waa the base of the vigoroita movement to- . ward Representative Hitt. The opln-Ion was strongly expressed at the gathering of fjie Illinois delegation that at least until Senator Fairbanks announ au s ks - 1 ni 1 II IL'Iilll mt4m ces himself thsre is no reason why an active campaign for Hitt saouid not continue. While the work of the day baa not leen compiled into a single repurt each worker heard from has encouraging news for the Hitt boom. I telesales generally express the view that Senator Fairbanks should Indicate his desires one way or the other, in the absence of ihls indiration and witn seripositive assurance that Illinois is ous in the lliit candidacy, many state delegates seem wiling to march unuer the Hitt banner. Another meeting of the Illinois delewhen gation is scheduled for tomorrow setthe chairmanship question will beGovtled. Both Senator Cuilom and ernor Yates are aspirants for this hon or. Several personal representatives of the president who arrived today made an emphatic declaration that the Predeterminsident was positive 1 ation to express no preference regardmate. ing the selection of his running Tioiii Senator l.lgc and Secretary Hoot said this to all the delegates who approached them on the subject. close Speaking for themselves the friends of the President say they do not doubt that Mr. Fairbanks would be acceptable to Mr. Roosevelt, but they are not willing that the President! name should be drawn in to assist the Indiana mans candidacy. Senator Allison said tonight that the Iowa delegation bad not as yet discussed the question of the tobut that they would hold a meeting will action what they decide to morrow own take. H would not stste hi , hoice. Senator Kean, of New Jersey, however, was outspoken In his supiKirt of Fairbanks. EXAMINER, OGDEN, a a FLEET HAS ESCAPED - HIM. Tokio. June II. Noon. miral Kamimura returned to his base yesterday. (Sunday) without having discovered the Russian a fleet aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaewe DCS tfW. Minister Von Phlsvs is Averse to Punishing Country For Act of Ono Man. as to whether RAISUILI THIBETANS PREPARE FOR WAR June Tuesday, 21, Ul 31BUTZ. renUraris ley within two days. sod Hmk SCORE PEABODY. Butte, June 18. The United Mi.. Worker of America, for the Mem an a In cession here, her ed resolutions bitterly arraigning a,:' Peabody for his attitude in the ent strike of miners ia Colorado. Th various other Colorado nuim.i, come under the fire of the xiaT' Workers. suw Lays Trouble to Door of of Tangier Who Persecuted Bandits Tribe. a., London, June 20. The correspondent of tbe Daily Mail at Tangier under date of June 19, says that a letter has been received from Kaisuli In Fifteen Thousand Men Will Soon bo which the bandit said: It ia well that the Englishmen and Arrayed Against Britain. the Americans should know the truth regarding my doings and the reasons Gyang Tse, Thibet. Thursday, Jun A why I have taken Perdtcaris. All that in transmission) 16. (Delaved force of 300 Thibetans attempted to haa been said at Tangier about me as 1 bate tbe intercept a British convoy today. Four well as tbe statement that want to Thibetans were killed. The convoy Christian Europeans and drive them from Morocco is wrong. arrived here safely. I desire to do no wrong to any The Thibetans around Cyang Tse Should trouble come it according to the latest information Christian. number about 8.000 men and there are will come from Europe, for if troops IMO between Kang Ma and Karola. are landed we will fight." Raisuli lays the cause of the presThibets force Is receiving more brass cannon and lip fire la increasing in sed trouble to the deposed Governor Mr. Stubbs Look hers, Marla. Is our daughter's head so full of ml7 sense these days? Mra-- Btubbs Why, John, shss bem her curls up in comic putting n-Philadelphia Record. Hard words passed between then telegraphed the war correspondent it was no quarrel merely an exrhanti of greetings between two RnMi, generals. Princeton Tiger. The glass blowers of New some time ago notified tbe governor ii of Tangier, who.when he with his fam- that state that they propose to conic intensity. ily governed Tangier for generations, the new child labor law or last winter tribe, killed boys, and the reason given by them Is that The membership of the International persecuted Raisuli'sand disregarded all they cannot run their farinne at a Brotherhood of Stationery Firemen has mutilated children the principles of their religion. The profit without using boy helpers. Increased 25,000 in the last two years jnn f y FOR JULY 4TH, BY BUYING ALL YOUR SUPPLIES AT REDUCED RATES AT THE Where Dollars are Worth Double. JUNE 22, 23, 24, 25, . LVWVVVVWVVVVVWWVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVIVVVWVVV 3' 1 Litem AT THIS Most Popular Store and Continuing Until Saturday, stores M June 25 where the people with one accord at Clarks Stores, the The latter end of June will be memorable for this instance of underpricing five days sale a signal victory will mark the efforts put forth in behalf concede the laurel wreath of low price supremacy. During this great ' Far and wide has the news of this of the economical thus enabling them to obtain the superior sort of merchandise at a noted reduction. most the pronounced material demonstraevent been disseminated and Tuesday morning will find the popular verdict of the people taking tion. Let nothing prevent you from being here during this, the greatest June selling in Ogden. on Ladies and Misses' Suits Mighty ofReductions The suits here is without a peer. We would call especial at- The showing tention to the workmanship and the prices. ready-to-we- ar $12.75 for suit worth $22.50; 9.75 for suit worth 17.50; 7:50 for suit worth 15.00; Ever see greater value? $7.75 for suit worth $12.50; 9.75 for suit worth 25.00; 5. 75 for suit worth 11.50; $13.75 for suit worth $25.00. Very Special Redactions on Sommer Dress Goods You see we are ahead of the hottest weather in this reduction of our summer dress goods. Here you can buy the choicest patterns for a very little money. Let the purse strings to this respond greatest offer. Sale of Silk Coats Ladies and children's silk costs are marked mighty low during this sale. $3.90 for Eton SUk jacket a worth $6.50 $3.90 to $4.50 fur children's black silk costs. black and $7.50 to $l5.no for ladies champagne silk Jackets. A wonderful selling of these shirt waists made of percale and lawn. Shirt waists worth 75c and $1.50 50c Shirt waists worth $1.50 to $2.00 95c $1.25 to $3.50 for Ladies outing skirts means a great reduction. Ask to see our walking skirts at an unccr-pricinsilk finest offered for the money. the underskirt black taffeta ever $5.00 buys Ladies shirt waist suits in cotton etamincs, linen crash, pongee and percale from $2.25 to $12.00. Red damask table linen 35c, 60c, 65c and 75c. See our prices for muslin underwear. Fancy hose at a great discount. 25 to 33 per cent off on Childrens and Misses straw hats, off on childrens dresses made of gingham, mercerized goods and percales. Regular price 50c to $1.50. A quarter off these prices. The celebrated Duplex adjustable yoke underskirts during this sale $1.75 to $5.00 15c for finest duck towels 24 by 44 inches. See our selling of perfumes, toilet articles, face and powder. wash cream, tooth all-wo- ol g. 1- Greatest of Offers for Mens and Boys Clothing To find Careful dressers among the men and boys already know that here is where the greatest values prevail. better goods for the money is impossible. We always do satisfy the sterner sex in the matter of clothes. 25c a garment for mens balbrigan underwear 1.25 and 1.C0 for best suit of mens summer 75c a garment for mens summer weight wool 50c for mens colored shirts worth 65c worth 35c underwear underwear and 1.00 Shirt Waists, Special Sale of Ladies 2.50 for fine nickel watch with gold plated' chain 65c for suit of boys bib overalls with a shirt 25 and 50c for boys percale and print waists 75c and 2.40 for mens outing flannel coat and vest Mens summer suits 5.85, 765, 7.50 and 9.00 1.25 to 5.00 mens odd pants made of worsted, cassimere and cheviot All 6.00 to 8.00 cut to 5.00 25 and 50c for boys, odd knee pants worth 35 to 75c 7.50 for boys suits in cheviot, cassimere and worsteds worth 10.00 12.50 and 15.00 5.00 for boys suits worth 7.50 for boys 2.90 suits worth 3.90 3.90 for boys suits worth suits worth 6.00 and 4;90 for childrens 2.90 for. childrens suits worth 3.90 to 5.00 for childrens Buster Brown suits worth ce ce 3-pi- ece ce ece ce Sale of Mens and Boys Shoes -3 1- -4 90c for Mens heavy working shoe worth 1.75 125 for boys canvass shoe worth 1.50 3.50 for mens patent shoes blucher pattern 1.20 for youths shoes worth 1.75 1.00 for youths athletic shoes 2,50 for mens vici kid shoes 1.75 for men canvass shoes 2.25 for mens marine calf 3.00 for mens vici and boxcalf - Mightiest of Reductions on Ladies and Misses Shoes. ladies enjoy buying their alines, for ladies' and children's shoo store in the city. 1J5fnr ladies Oxfords, worth 2.50 to 2. 75. .95o for odd sizes in ladle shoe and slippers. L00 for ladieF patent kid sandal, worth 2.2.'. 1SS for lwHea kid shoes, patent, tips, worth 2.51, 75o for children's shoes, worth 1.60 and 1.50. Ilere-th- c o Lave the only 1.10 3.00 3.50 130 4.75 1.25 to 2. for Misses patent kid slippers, 5 to 11. for ladlex bet Oxfords In patent leather, worth 3.50 for best ladles' ahom m kid and patent, worth 4.00. for ben ladles' shoes in kid or patent, worth 5.00. for beat ladles' shoes in kid or patent, worth 6 00. for 1, 1 and 8 Strop kid and patent sandal. uo - i 2 2 Great Selling of Chinaware , ' v 1! china-war- e We're selling here at nearly the price of the most ordinary earthen ware. $1.18 for set, 8 cups and saucers, worth semi-porcela- in set 6 dinner plat pa worth for set 8 pie plates, worth 81.00 for set 6 aanre dishes, worth $ .50 for hed rhamlier sets. 12 pieces, in gold and flowers, worth $9.25 to $ .80 $ .40 $8.50 $9.75. buyers found next week. ' torchon laces, worth 5c. torchon laces, worth 7 . 9 ' ' torchon lares, worth 10c. ' 7c for torchon laces, worth 12c. N ' 8c for torchon laces, wortb 15c. , 12 for torchon laces, worth 20c. ' 15c for torchon laces, worth 23c. 15c for black silk lace, worth 25c. 't 25c for black silk lire, worth 40c. r 20c for black silk lace, worth 50c. 12 for chaulUly cream, lares, r worth 20c. ' 15c for Chantilly cream laces,- - worth . 25a j 20c for Chantilly cream lares, worth 35c. ' 25c for Chantilly cream laceA worth 40c. 8 for zephyr ginghams, fancy strlpeA worth 10c. 10c for Toils Du Xord ginghams, extra value even at 12 3 for Priscilla batiste, in all colors, worth 10c. 25c for fancy tissues, easily worth 30a 27 2 for Bayern novelties .worth 35c. 4 Wo for Lokus lawn. In fancy fig urea. 10c for pique waistinga, which were alwara worth 12 12 for dotted Swiss In fancy colors, worth 15a 12 for fine quality dimity alwaya selling at 15c. 50c fur Eshelmes, worth 75c. 18c for Ruddy tuck, worth 12 e White India Linen, 8c, 10c, 12 15c, 17 White Persian Lawn. 20c, 25c, 30c, 85c. 40c, 60c. A Here is where the selling at even a reduction of a cent or to create hardship. Summer dress goods are sold at almost coat even at the regular price. . undcr-pricer- $i.:s. ft Let this marking of laces convince you that here the careful will be 3c for 4c for 6c for Embroideries and Insertions $1.35. $1.00 for O Dainty Prices for Daintiest of Laces, off on Another Instance of our ability In maintain our title as of embroideries and insertions of the better quality. 1 2 2c for 5c quality. 4c for 7 quality. 8 fie fur 12 for 10c quality. quality. 12 for 2'tc quality. 15c for 25c quality. 20c for 35r quality. 5c for 43c quality. 1.80 for Mimes slippers, worth 1 .9. 1.35 for children's slippers, worth l,6u. 1J5 tor children's slippers, worth 1 25. 1.35 for Misses' pstert kid slippers, 11 Nearly 12 I Z. C. M. I. Annual June tSale 30C 3GS9C arrival JUSTIFIES HIMSELF a Victorious Under Pricing Beginning er trans-Uissou- 3C )G not expect to see Charles F. Murphy or any leader of the movement while in the city. He said: The men who are c posed to Judge Parker's nomination will be at St. Louis They will nominate the eandid-ateand prepare the platform and it will not be the New York platform or the New York candidates. anti-Park- 8t. Petersburg, June 19. S. M. we shall stand pat, I of the Finish Linder, am simply dumb for the time." There is some seuliment favorable senate, In conference yesterday and to a declaration looking to revision, today with Minister of the Interior but the stand patters" are holding Von Phleve, discussed the policy w in their poeitiun with a tenacity that in- the Russian government in Finland dicates a determination to oppose such view of the assaasinaiion of Governor-Genera- l Minister- - Von Bobrikoff. a move. Senator Kean of New Jersey Phleve expressed himself as averse to is a good example of this eiass. "1 see no reason for a change in harsh measures In consequence of the our present policy "sail the senator, act of one man whose views were "and I am opposed to a move In that held by only a small majority of the direction. My opinion In that we people, but will recommend that the should let conditions alone." policy of General Bobrikoff lie con'Will there be a pronouncement on tinued. The question as to whether or not reciprocity," he was ashed, but in reply the senator would only express the Finnish Diet shall be convened is his desire that there should not be. now under consideration. It is pointed out that the Swedish This he did in vigorous language, sayparty la opposed to the ing "Let well enough alone. of the Diet because it is certain to As to the Iowa idea." he said, Iowa herself hat already taken rare of diminish their own influence. It is learned that Mr. Linder earnestly recthat." Senator Hansborough of North Da- ommended that elections of members kota, on the other hand, is lending a to the Diet be held. fight for tariff chat yea. He la the auSt. Petersburg, June 19. Vice Adthor of a declaration which he circulated freely today calling for surh a miral Skrydloff's message to the Emmodification in the tariff as will meet peror from Vladivostok in which he our changed and changing ronditiona" details the operations of the Vladivorl stok squadron indicates that he haa acItelegatea from the section are generally opposed to any counted for at least three of the Japandeclaration for reciprocity because of ese transports besides a suspected colthe effect of the etstutory adoption ot lier. The messages do not indicate such s policy on fruits, wines, wool the preeent wherealiouts of the squadron. The fact that the collier was sent and hides. ni tTL'GDM Senator TTanshnroiigh's plank la the to Vladivostok under a prize crew The mass of delegates apparently form In which he will preeent it to the might indicate that the news of the operations of the squadron waa brought committee reads as follows: are giving litlle attention to theis platthat We recommend an early readjustthere by her and that ilie cruisers are form. The prevailing opinion ho should till at sea. The destruction of an agment of the rates of duty in existing the wishes of tha prrstient and on that point tariff sihrdules to meet the requiregregation of 16.000 tons of shipping belargely consulted indicathas ho ments of changing an I changing bussides troops and crews and a valuable the exlent of believing iness conditions, and in the matter of cargo of supplies is considered here as ed his views to his particular friends. That Senator Iwlge has drawn up tne our com menial relations with other being a good showing for the raid platform made by the cruisers It is thought that countries. principal resolutlno of the As originally drafted the plank waa It will have a moral effect and will bela generally conceded, and all doubt as to whether ho would he s chairman of longer than this hut the senator de- sides necessarily devote a considerable flie committee on resolutions should clared tonight that he would present section of Admirsl Togo's fleet In nn lie dialled by the notlllcatiim which it as above quoted. attempt to round up the Vladivostok Acting Chairman Iayn has given the squadron. bo would recognised NO SUNDAY BASE BALL IN DERenator that ho Further news of the movements of the appointto make the motion for TROIT. the squadron are awaited with intense ment of tho platform committee. interest. Detroit, June 19. Sunday base bail "I have not a word to say about the Is no aa not and in this permitted city platform.'' said the MaxHarhiutetts man nvallable BRYAN COMES TO NEW YORK. grounds could he secured in he dived to the bottom of the most American league the rame to ever any that nearby plwe, valise rapacious New York, June 19. William J. game scheduled today between Detroit Chicago. Not even the topic of reciarrived here tonight. He said he was and Bryan postponed. Philadelphia to or in question your reply procity, SDC 20,-196- 1, did FINLAND POLICY a JUNE MONDAY MORNING, RUSSIA'S Yli-eAd- Vladivostok, UTAH, e, |