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Show UTAH DAILY 1904 MARCH A WHITE HOUSE DENIAL. UTAH STATE JOURNAL OGDEN, UTAH. The following correspondence frank j. cannon, editor. is RANDOPERAHOU I Personal Pointers self-explanato- ry: SPECIAL To the Utah State Journal: In your issue Mr. George Sommers of Evanston u of March 18th, the leading editorial is a criti- In town. cism, with the caption General Miles and the F. J. Strubel and Ralph S .Meyer of President, wherein it is stated in effect, that Webb City are In Ogden today. at a reception or some public function at the J. F. Lobdell, inspector of dining White House, the President left the General cars on the Union Pacific, has returned standing among the waiting courtiers for a from Omaha. word; aud finally, when the turn of General Mrs. G. W. Leidig and children deMiles was reached, in the presence of a score parted today for Wlnnemucca, Nev, of people Roosevelt opened wide his lips and to visit with relatives. hissed, I show You My Teeth, Sir, I Show J. H. Parry, secretary of the state You My Teeth. board of horticulture, has been visitPerhaps many people paid little attention ing Ogden and returned to Salt Lake to the above severe arraignments of the Pres- this morning. ident are and always were too common in this Charles Nofeinger, a Nevada mining country but others, doubtless, like myself, man who has been In this city for sevdeemed it a piece of inexcusable harshness and eral weeks, returned today to his home barbarism on the part of the President, if at Wlnnemucca. true, and a piece of rash and E. E. Calvin of the Oregon Short slander and libel of Mr. Roosevelt on the part Line passed through Ogden yesterday of the person who first made the charge and on his way north, presumably to assume his new duties. those who gave it publicity, if not true. I editorial the After reading immediately Chief Engineer Joseph West of the wrote to the White House and asked for in- Sumpter Valley railroad company is formation regarding any foundation that at Baker City, Oregon, on business might have existed for the original appear- connected with the road. ance of the story, and I now present you the Illinois special car No. 2 came In conto of the from the Pacific coast this morning the President, Secretary reply on board J. C. Welling and of the the having charge. showing falsity clusively I am quite sure that no gentleman connect- party. They continued over the Union ed with the Journal desires to do a positive in- Pacific eastward bound. justice to Mr. Roosevelt, and that there will ' ' be complete retraction. I beg to remain respectfully yours, AMUSEMENTS VOLNEY C. GUNNELL. A SWIFT CONVERSION. More and more the idea is growing with some early public men and newspapers that and creditable way must be found to release this nation from its dangerous responsibilities in the Philippines. At first confined to a few the knowledge that we are imperilling our beown institutions, has spread until it has come general. So long as the argument was confined to sentimentalities, so long as the appeal was to an abstract reverence for liberty and equal to our rights in the earth; the opposition Philippine policy was extremely unpopular. But when the fact became incontestably apparent that the possession of the Philippines was and would continue to be a bad business investment, the public thought was awakened to alert observation and immediately the ' sensitive public conscience was quickened. As soon as Secretary Taft began to urge that we should govern the Philippines for the exploiters Filipinos; thousands of would-b- e for this disuse real no had we concluded that tant archipelago, and that nothing in our obligation to God and humanity could bind us to care for the Filipinos at our expense and for their benefit. A My Dear Sir: Replying to your letter of the 18th instant, with accompanying clipping, I beg to state that the quotation to which you refer is a lie out of the whole cloth. Very truly yours, WM. LOEB, JR., Secretary to the President. 1 , The attitudes of the two men are distinctly diverse according to recent reports. Gray, Olney, et al., are being used as stalking horses for Cleveland; while Bryan is giving his most earnest help directly to Hearst. Well, this would be a good line-u- p for the convention; if Cleveland should win, Bryan would help him or be a real dead one; if Hearst should win, Cleveland would give genuine support or write his own epitaph; and if Gorman or Parker or Towne should get the nomination, both Cleveland and Bryan would rally round the flag, or both be interred in one po- tht & Pringle's FAMOUS Mens and Boys GEORGIA ..HATS.. MINSTRELS Youll find that we have nearly everything in hats. We are also selling at actual cost TWENTY-EIGHT- H ANNUAL T0CR. Our Entire Line of : FUN SHOES Prices Men's, Boys, Ladles', Misses', Childrens and Babies' Shoes all go at cost prices. MAKERS-- 50 25c, S5c, 50 and 75c. Seats on sale Wednesday. GRAND REESE HOWELL OPERA JOS. CLARK, & SONS HOll JJ&nicer Friday, April 1st JAMES A7HERNES , Innumerable as are the obituary editorials which have befn written as Vale, Cleveland and Farewell, Bryan ! both these men positively refuse or at least obstinately neglect to die politically speaking, of course. Mr. Cleveland is now credited with being the strongest candidate for the presidential nomination; with Mr. Bryan the unquestionably strongest force against him not as a candidate but as a maker and unmaker of MMr Richards j Darktown will be at the Grand on Thursday, March S. that being the date of the appearance of Richards & Pringle's Famous Georgia minstrels. The annual engagement of this famous company never falls to bring out the colored folks, so much so that the upper floors of the theater are always reserved for them, and they always fill them to overflowing, while the lower floor is always packed with the white element. The excellent per formances given by this company will be Improved upon this visit. They have a whole lot of new people and the word Is passed along the line that It is the best show they ever had. Well, if it beats last season it certainly must be a corker. "ttr. ThursdayTSTii In order to make goods move quicker we intend during this sale to sell at actual cost our entire line of . White House, Washington, March 23, 1904. CLARK, Ma, Mam quasi-crimin- al I JOSEPH At Cost Sale . CLEVELAND AND BRYAN. candidacies. STATE JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY ; ; $18.00 IS THE PRICE FOR A TICKET BEAUTIFUL COMEDY DRAMA SAG ! FROM Passing the undignified but characteristic phraseology of the White House denial, and coming directly to the issue it is unfortunate that Mr. Gunnells polite request for a retraction must be refused. The statement apin columns these was upon the.ex-plicit- e pearing report made by a gentleman who was 'Sag Harbor." $ present and whose word stands unquestioned in "Sag Harbor like Shore Acre" the United States. At the time, sufficient inves- tells of the trials and tribulations of tigation was made to give assurance of the seashore folkp. Mr. Herne was so enamored of the simple, every-da- y life fact; and neither the rough-ridin- g language of the people he came In dally conof Mr. Loeb nor the gentlemanly words of tact with while driving near Sag HarMr. Gunnell (great as would be the pleasure bor that he could not resist putting in yielding to the latter) can justify oiir them all in a play and the critics are agreed that his character studies In stigmatizing as a lie the utterance of one this comedy have never been surwhose character is quite as high as that of passed by a native dramatist. The j story Mr. Herne tells in "Sag Harany man in the country. ! Copenhagan, Aolborg Fredikshoon, Esbjerg Christiania Christiansand Arendal, Bergen, Laurvig Trondhjen, Staoanger Aalesunu, Christiansund Gothenburg . Helsingborg and By the author of Shore Acre". under the direction of Mrs. James A. Herne a Superb Acting Company And Some Novel Scenic Effects With Malmoe TO . NEW YORK. A PERFECT YU the direct BrandlnvUn- - American Line $70.75 PRODUCTION GUARANTEED ! from above ports to Ogden. Tickets good for one year from date of lsaue. 0. d Prices 25c, 50c. 75c and Seats on sale Thursday. Lyceum Family Theater SAWYER ft D. RASMUSSEN , YOUNG, Proprietor! Week of March At the New Ysrk Racket Store litical grave. 1 bor, which la to have a fine scenic All live Democrats will Get Together this at the Grand, Friday, April sounds like the good old days of positive production It Is an old one, as he has admitted, is a time for dead it ones. poor year; to hear that a minister in Ohio has but it Is always lntereesting and win GRAND OPERA HOUSE As far as Bryan is concerned we are sure religion Jos. Clark, Manager. been driven from his pulpit for expressing lib- always prove attractive. An excepthat his democracy is alive and well. enhas been eral view's. He was hired to preach a certain tionally strong company MATINEE AND NIGHT. 1 for the play's Interpretation kind of doctrine; if he could not deliver the gaged and Mr. Herne has had personal RUSSIAN AND JAPANESE 2d goods he was obtaining money under false pre- ch'arge of the stage work. tenses. At the same time the rest of the The Best Rural Comedy Ever 1.00. 28th ALL NEW PEOPLE. A Dollar Show For a Dime t Saturday,April With few exceptions, the newspapers of the United States have engaged in a somewhat grotesque laudation of the patriotism of Ja pan making it appear most exalted in contradistinction to that of Russia. No person questions the love which the Japanese have for their country. It is Every sentiment of religion or personal honor is subordinate to it. And yet the patriotism of Japan is no more to be relied upon than that of Russia. The Russian loves his country and his czar quite as intensely although not as exclusively. Indeed it may be that the strong religious sentiment of the Russians will make their patriotism more enduriug and effective than that of their foes. The Japanese are vain, somewhat volatile, somewhat easily depressed. They have been wild for military glory and modern progress, and in their present era of advancement they well-inform- ed pas-sionation- ate world is moving on. AUCTION SALE OF CHILDREN. The latest American girl to buy a duke Novel and Interesting Program Carried Out Last Evening at the and sell herself. Miss May Goelet now 8alvation Army Barracks. Duchess of Roxburgh, is said to be a reckless The entertainment given last even plunger at the Monte Carlo gambling tables. Having taken the most desperate chance tn ing by the Sunday school children of the world at the marriage altar rouge et ndir the Salvation Army at the barracks was novel. Interesting and unique. It must seem as tame as checkers to her. i Produced in Ogden 2406 WASHINGTON AVE. The Punkin BOB KENYON In Dear Song Illustrator, presenting Old Fairyland. dusker A STORY INDIANA MASON - SISTERS Buck and Wing Dance Artists. MISS GERTIE STARK Contralto. THE COUNTRY FAIR. THE COUNTRY BAND CONTEST, to the eyes of the world conDOWNEY ft WILLARD BATTLE OF THE HARVESTERS, A Dote In a comedy sketch entitled, sists of doing a big deed at a big time. Thus HARVEST TIME. mans Troubles," Introducing THE IMPROMPTU WEDDING. time and opportunity are necessary elements; singing and dancing. THE RACE FOR A FORTUNE. and that is why greatness appears rarely fo A clean-cu- t, natural, artistic story or VAL FERNANDO the public gaze like new stars in the heavens. every-da- y life among the quaint peoVocalist t1 SHEARING COMMERCES TODAY. ple of Southern Indiana. Brimming BRUMMAGE ft CLARK over with their natural wit and odd Some day we will hear real news from the "A Military Ball" seat of war ghastly bloody news, with the Rio Grande- Corrals at Dswsy to be humor. Every act a picture every scene nature Itself. ths Scone of Opening of Sheep soldiers slain by thousands. Then what will kaletechnoscope Prices 25c, 35c, 50c and 75c. Season. Shearing picture. the correspondents and head-writeof sensaMatinee Prices Children 25c, adults Producing 50c. tional papers do for adjectives? Seats on sale Friday. The wool season opens today in 10 CENT Utah when the first of some 10,000 be sheared at Too much fuss is being made about the head of asheep will some 15 miles below Dewey, point new barn for the White House. have received no check. Mr. Roose- Cisco and across the river. Shearing Whether they will endure any better than velt might have asked for $180,000 instead of will commence at Cisco on April 5 and DANCING ACADEMY. at Thompson's on the 12th, w;hlle at the equally mercurial French did in their con- - only $90,000. Let us be grateful. REGULAR DANCE EVERY MONDAY Iron Spur operations will begin on : a flict with the less boastful Germans, remains EVENING. Monday. Nearly 2.000 head have alto be seen. Ogden has no need to worry about ready been sheared at Green river, 1 railway situation. The big shops and the however, the herd being the property See our display windows for big reduction In carpets. Ogden Furnientire empire of Japan consisting of Lucin cut-oassure this citys railway pre of T. G. Wlmmer, Jr. Live Stock General Agent Ben Nev-ln- a ture and Carpet company. four large islands and 4,000 small ones occu- eminence for all time. C of the Rlor Grande reports that On your personal note. Cured Consumption. monthly pies about as much space as the state of Calior the outlook for this season's dip is back in weekly Don't grumble at tlie storms. Think of exceptionally bright He says that the Mrs. B. W. Evans, Charwater, Kan menta. Business purely fornia; and within that area it has a popula tion of 44,000,000 of people. If the Unitec what we escaped. Dowie threatened to come sheep from the east desert are In prime writes: My husband lay sick for Call and talk It over. condition, the wool being decidedly three months. The doctors said he had D. D. DRAKE, States were as densely populated as is Japan to Utah, but repented of his cruel intention. clean some and of the sheep being quick consumption. We procured a bottle of Ballard's Horehound Syrup, we would have within our borders more than good enough for mutton. and It cured him. That was six years will a be There one-half of billions one and heavy clip at Colton, go and since then we have John W. is organizingarice trust. people in fact over 20.000 head being already hooked, kept a bottle In the house. We alwaya cannot more than now. live on the face of the And as this is in restraint of conproperly which passes the total at this pen do without It For coughs and colds It has no equaL' 25c, 50c and 21. Bold ducted wedding tours, it should be Knoxcd. globe. for the entire season of last yenr. by Geo. F. Cave. consisted of several elocutionary and musical numbers and a unique feature, an auction sale of children. The entertainment closed with tablau rep resenting Christianity protecting children from sin. Greatness 1 - the rs DIGNANS lraltf0 Saag UtmiFif tie The EmplmifW ff t Gates |
