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Show UTAH DAILY 2 GREAT TRIBUTE BOOSEVELT SCHEME TO era MAKING USE OF THE BUREAU. VOTES TO LITTLE BOOS STATE GOVERNMENT RULES FOR LIQUID BY WORK UNDERTAKEN LIONAIRE CLERGYMAN. Will Establish Mission in Coast, San Franciscos Engineering and Mechanical Difficulties Disposed of Cost and Supply Not Satisfactory 23. What June WASHINGTON, him the appearance of being a clever 'administration scheme to catch the veteran vote In the pivotal states of New York, Illinois and Indiana, has WASHINGTON, June 22. Congrew LONDON, June 28. Lord Roberts was the recipient of a striking trib- will be urged by the liquid fuel board ute hs the guest of the evening at of the navy to appoint a joint Comthe second annual dinner of the Pil- mission to formulate rules and regulations which w'll provide fir an grims' club. been unearthed In the penslun bureau here, greatly to the annoyance of the pension commissioner, Ur. Ware, who has now rushed Into print with an "official denial" of the whole disclosure as an absolute falsehood. Nevertheless, there are some interesting things In progress In the pension bureau which ten be explained only on the ground that Commissioner Ware la valuable service to the rendering Roosevelt administration. By those claimed to have a knowledge of the facts in the case, It Is charged that the service pension claims which are pouring into the office at the rate of hundreds a day, are pot examined in the orders they come, but that those from New York, Indiana and Illinois are receiving immediate attention, while the claims from states solidly Republican or Democratic are in the meantime held up. Care hue been taken to Issue the order for. this action verbally, and no written record of It can be found. It Is also charged that verbal orders were ilssued several weeks ago that only the claims of veterans be disposed of rapidly, and that the claims of widows, of minors, and of veterans under the general law, which must be traced back to the date of service and which considerable time before they can be disposed of, have, for the pres-en- t, been shelved. Prior to the Initiation of this clever political manipulation of his bureau. Commissioner Ware Issued this order, which he evidently thought would 'blind the public: The presidential campaign Is open, and much political activity is being felt Increasing demands are being made upon the bureau, and In a abort time the danger line will be reached. I wish each In this bureau to of my feel that no concession must be made along the line of pressure. As much work and as good work should be done as possible, so as to overtake the accumulated business of the office, but applications must be decided on cold 'law and cold evidence. The bnra must not be In anywise let down, and cases are to be made special and given precedence over others only when they come within the terms of established law." This order now decorates the bulletin of the pension bureau, and yet within a few weeks or Its Issuance It Is stated thnt verbal orders have been Issued absolutely to the contrary and that the clerks are now spending most of their time Investigating the old age disability claims for veterans In 'the three pivotal states mentioned. Only enough of the regular claims In other states are exnmlned to give the superficial appearance that the written instructions of the chief are still In force. Throughout the bureau. It Appears, that the verbal Instruction has been passed along rush order No. 78." enduring and Many famous Englishmen and well economical, efficient, known Americans were present to do safe oil fuel Installation. months of careAfter twenty-eighonor to the great little general," who Is president of the British branch ful study of the oil fuel probie.n, the navy board, conrlsting of Commander of the Pilgrims' club. gS years of age, 88; 68 years of age, 810 a month, and 70 years of age 812 a month. This order was Issued last spring at the Instance of the president who decided that he had the power to grant service pensions without awaiting additional legislation on the subject If reports are true this order has been subjected to clever manipulation In the hands of Commissioner Ware and hls loyal Republican assistants. It Is understood that ver-borders have been Issued thnt all claims for old age dlstblllty Increases, shall date back to January 1. 1904. As a result of this each of the 1,200 veterans whose claims are disposed of dally at the pension bureau, are assured an additional 82 a month if 62 years of age. and In addition to that by dating the pension bark to January 1. 1904. receives on July 1 a lump sum of 812 In lieu of what he would receive If the Increase ran only from the date of filing application. It Is estimated by Commissioner Ware and hls enthusiastic politicians, according to the story, that this little bonus la calculated to do great things for the Republican party in the coming camal TO Time Will Get Reception Such as No Englishman Has Ever Received on American Soil. ht 1904. WORK IN SLUMS FUEL Claims of Veterans in Doubtful States Promptly Allowed and Others Ar Neglected. Order seventy-eigprovides that every veteran 62 years of age shall be entitled to a pensloln of 86 a month; 23, LEAVES CHURCH CHOATE PRESSES GENERAL TO NAVY BOARD WANTS COMMISSION APPOINTED. VISIT UNITED STATES. PENSION JUNE THURSDAY, JOURNAL. District. ht - MIL- Barbary Tough-os- t More Good Coffee More Good Spices More Coupons lore Pretty Premiums Iek City, Provo Leadvllle. Pueblo. Denver and all points east ed No. 4 WEEiTjSNEM THE Atlantic Express for" Salt Lake City, Pueblo Denver and all points t. No. 8 No. 5 Family Theater No. ,BL y ARRIVE. Pacific Express from Denver, Pueblo, Provo. Salt Lake City and all points east, daily Pacific Limited from Balt Lake City, Provo, Denver and all points sp- Pacific Mall from Denver, Pueblo, Lead-vill- a, Balt Lake City and all points east dally 2:49 g, b No. 9 Local from Sanpete 1 M9p.ni S&gSglS3ASgt Mexso-Sopr&n- C. A. HINBY, Ticket Agent, Ogden. O. B. GILSON, Agent, Ogden. - et .... . writes: For twelve years I suffered from Yellow Jaundlqe. I consulted a number of physicians and tried an sorts of medicines, but got no relief. Then I began to use Electric Bitters and feel that I am now cured of a disease that had me In Its grasp for twelve years." If you want a reliable paign. medicine for Liver and Kidney trouYou'll never drink any other kind ble, stomach disorder or general debilof soda water after once trying ity, get Electric Bitters. Its guaran8TANDARD. Insist on having It. teed by Jesse J. Driver. Only 50c. depart. and all points east No. 12 To Salt Lake city and Intermediate points, dally No. 2 Atlantic Limited for Balt Lake City, Provo. a Anglo-Americ- Effect Jun I Atlantic Mall for Salt No. SAN FRANCISCO. CaL, June 23. The Rev. Edward Morgan, a young Episcopalian clergyman of this city, Great iHcricu lapsrttaf Tea Cs who Is reputed to be a millionaire, has given up the rectorship of St. Paul's j jwenty-f-iftlBjjchurch In Bakersfield, and has determined to assume ministerial work on the or The Barbary Coast, water front slums of the city. Lyceum Mr. Morgan will devote not only bis J. H. TOUNG, Proprietor and Manager energy but also hls wealth to his new work. Before many weeks a settlement on MORTIMER 4 HILL the lines of the one started by OxThe Baal Thing. ford students In the slums of London will be opened under Mr. MorGLADYS MIDDLETON gan's charge o. The friends of Mr. Morgan are astonished. No clergyman of the dioJOHNNY WELCH cese of California had finer prospects Tha Man In White. for a distinguished career. MR. AND MRS. D. M. HALL ' Polished in manner and well equipped In scholarship Mr. Morgan seemed Comedy. best fitted for a wealthy city church. CHARLES FRANKLIN, He relinquished a parish In which he Black Face. a the talents of successful llaplayed preacher and administrator, and In R. STRONG which are some of the wealthiest per-s- o Tenor. -- s in the state. Years ago, Mr. Morgan's family, Faroe The Great One-Aaone of the most prominent of Ireland, THE COMING MAN." purchased a large ranch in Texas, and etocked it with the finest breed of MR. J. SHAW, Baritone cattle that could be had, but the life From the Anna Held Opera Company. was ojje that did no attract the young Irishman. After a year's expeEDISON8 MOVING PICTURES. rience as a cattleman he abandoned 10 CENTS Texas and sought California. He de- ADMISSION termined to study for the ministry and in two years he was ordained by Blah-o- p Nichols. Did you have good To be thoroughly equipped for his new work, Mr. Morgan left for London a few weeks ago, and Is now residing in a settlement established :n this morning? the Whitechapel district Mr. Morgan's wealth was derived from an aunt Miss Middy Morgan If not, why dont you try of New York, who gained' a wide reChase & 8anboma Coffee and putation for her wonderful Judgment have the beet that money can of cattle at well as for her eccentricbuy. We aell It for 25e, 30c, 35o ities. and 40o per pound, full weight R. Edwards and Lieutenant Ambassador Choate presided, and in John Commanders M. W. Parka and F. H. proposing the kings health, uld I!ng Bailey, has made an exhaustive reEdward was the steadfast friend of port to Rear Admiral Rea, chief of the United States under all circum- the bureau of steam engineering, stances. which la of Inestimable value to the In giving the toast of the evening world of commerce. Ambassador Choate dilated upon Lord The board- - announces that engiRoberts accomplishments In the cause and mechanical features of the for peace, and described him as one neeringfuel problem have been satisliquid of those who had seen and grown tired and practically solved. Fiof the horrors of war and who now Is factorily nancial and supply features are now one of the great apostles of mediation the great hindrances to the use of and arbitration, rather than an adcrude petroleum as a standard fuel. vocate of a horrid resort to war." Satisfactory means of transporting Yet," said Mr. Choate, long years and storing oil must be devised before of fortune and genius have united to its use can become general on mermake for Earl Roberts and unbroken chant and naval vessels. progress of victory and success. From As the available supply of crude pesecond lieutenant to earl and knight troleum la not sufficient to meet more of the garter, from the most subordinthan 2 per cent of the worlds demand ate position to that of the great comfor coal and other fuel, the board sugmander in chief, from the capture of that for a time there should be Delhi and the relief of Lucknow to the gests an effort to restrict the use of oil, for relief of Kimberly, hls career had been fuel only, for special purposes in parone unbroken tide of victory and sucticular localities. cess. In the report the board gives deIn my official and personal capactails concerning various kinda of apity, I warmly Invite Earl Roberta to for burning oil and makes It paratus cross the Atlantic and pay us a visit clear that plenty of satisfactory burnHe will receive such a reception as ers may be had and that there s no no Englishman ever received. I would on the part of firemen like to be present at the first Interview prejudice the against burning of oil. The reat the White House, when Lord Robcommendation that the government erts and thnt younger soldier, Roosewith the commercial world velt, meet. That day, I am sure, pubcommisalon In solving a Joint lic business will he suspended and through with which the use of the problems Lord Roberts and President Roosevelt oil fuel la hedged. Is aa follows: will sit cheek by Jowl from the rising In view of the fact that 48 per cent of the sun to exchange views on war; of the world'a output of crude petrobut let Lord Roberts go as an apostle leum la produced In the United States, an of pence and harand that practically our entire yield s EPWORTH LEAGUE mony and of the great doctrine of secured from the fields which are in AT BATTLE CREEK arbitration." line communication with imporEarl Roberts modestly replied. He pipe tant maritime and strategic ports, BATTLE CREEK, Mich., June 23. said he hoped to be able to visit the the board considers that a joint com- An enthusiastic host of Invaders has United States at no distant date and mission commercial, taken possession of Battle Creek, to representing echoed a tribute Ambassador Choate maritime and naval in- remain In session three manufacturing had paid to the' work accomplished by days, during terests should be authorised by con- which time the annual state conventhe Pilgrims' club in promoting good gress, whose province it would be to tion of the Epworth league will be In feeling between Great Britain and formulate such rules end regulations session. Convention America. headquarters would provide for an economical, were opened this morning in the first Cordial cable dispatches to Earl that and safe oil fuel M. E. church and the Roberts were read from General Young efficient, enduring day was devoted installation. chiefly to receiving and assigning and General Chaffee, of the United Heretofore the oil fuel problem Has them to quarters.Saturday and SunStates army, and from Bishop Potter been principally Investigated by rar-ioof New York. day will be the big days of the conindividual Interests which have vention when addresses and sermons Sir Charles John Darling, judge of to secure Information along will be delivered sought by such men of note the king's bench, division of the high lines. As a result there hns not as certain court of justice, Bishop Joseph F. Berry, Dr. Frank made a humorous been secured that knowledge of the W. Gunsaulus of a to Chicago, and Presispeech, referring quotation from which ,wuld secure for the dent Edwin H. Emerson given by Ambassador Choate, subject Hughes of De Pauw such development of university. that each Englishman Is an Island country at large use of the oil as fuel as would crude In himself," he said every American be warranted considering the natural PRINCE EDWARDS seemed to him a continent unto himthe Uni ed TENTH BIRTHDAY self," and drew forth laughter by add- advantages possessed by Its command ntar States at in having The portrait of one's own ing: LONDON, June 23. This was the great seaports such i large proportlnr.-at- e grandmother. If painted by anyone of worlds tenth the supply birthday of Prince Edward, the production worth calling a painter. Is not now son of the Prince of Wales and f the crude eldest product. safe In one's own house In England, to the throne. In for heir the of presumptive 'Particularly development thanks to the energy of the American nrr l our with custom In Interests the anniverthe Gulf conformity collector. of Mexico and on the Pacific coast sary was celebrated by the ringing of should the work of such commission bells in the curfew tower of Windsor FORECLOSURE SALE an lmoprtant Influence n ex- castle and the firing of salutes. The OF A RAILROAD have tending our prestige end power wheth- youthful prince was the recipient of er viewed from a commercial, merl-tlm- e, handsome presents from hie grandDENVER. June 23. The Denver A or naval standpoint." father, King Edward, and other memSouthwestern Railroad company, combers of the royal family, and congratprising the Florence and Cripple Creek There's In If ulations and presents also from varpleasure you drinking and the Midland Terminal roads will on Insist STANDARD courts of Europe. ious Soda having be sold at foreclosure sale July 10 for benefit the of the majority stockholders assenting to the reorganisation plan as amended. By this plan, after the sale of the road a new company will be organSTRICTLY A TEMPERANCE RESORT. ised with no funded debt and a capital stock of 85,500,000. This stock will 3 CAMPBELLS be given pro rata to the general mort3 ILLUSTRATED SONG In holders Jean Wilson. Juggling on the Groan. gage place of outstanding bonds aggregating 84.556.000. JEAN WILSON 8MITH A CHESTER Holders of seven bonds dissented to Ballad. Oporatie Duo. this amended plan, and these bonds RUSSELL A DUNBAR. GILES HARRINGTON. will be taken up before the sale. Blace-Fac- o Presenting My Hannah Lady. Monologuist. THE BUCKEYE TRIO, Comedy Acrobats and Contortionists. Confessions of a Priest. E. R. GOURLEYS UTAHNA-O-SCOPNEW MOVING PICTURES. Rev. Jno. 8. Cox of Wake, Ark., Card-- In COFFEE TIME CARD in Effect June Depart for North of Ogden. Pocatello and Butte 1:28 a. a Express, dally No. 7 Fast Mall for Pocatello and Portland, 12:05 p.m. dally No. 11 Cache Valley Ex7:15 p.m. press, dally Arrive from North Ogden. No. 8 Fast Mall from Portland and Butte, dally 7:00 a.m No. 9 No. 12 No. No. No. No. cans and packages. No. Chase & No. Sanborn's Teas are put up packages: Basket Fired English Breakfast In half-pou- nd 25c No. 35o( ....35o Tour money back If they are Gunpowder not the best teas you ever drank. No. Edgar Jones Co. No. ua PHONE 154 338 25th Street, Ogden 19, 190, No. No. FLOUR Cache Valley Ex- 10:10a.m. press, daily 10 Pocatello Express, 6:00 p.m. daily Depart for South of Ogdsn. 8 From Portland, Butte and Pocatello, for Balt Lake City 7:25a.m. 4 Local to Salt Lake 8:10 a. m City 12 Cache Valley to Salt 10:45 a.m. Lake City 2 Limited for Balt Lake City, daily 3:20p.m. 10 From Portland and Pocatello for Salt 6:20 p.m. Lake City, dally from Arrive South of Ogden. 9 Butte and Potmtello Exp-e- ss from Salt Lake City and Intermediate points, dally. . . .12:45 a. m. I Atlantic Express from Salt Lake City and Intermediate 8.00 a.m. points, dally 7 Pocatello and Portland Express from Salt Lake City, dally. 11:20a.m. 1 Fast Mall from Salt 2:30 p.m. Lake City, dally 11 Cache Valley Express from Salt Lake City, dally I:ilp.m. nu-rcia- UTAHNA PARR THE WEEK OF JUNE 20 3 rn, SgJ j" New Pavilion DancingTHEat theFLOOR 8TATE. POSITIVELY Prices of Admission FINEST IN THE Adults, 10c; Children, So Special Day For the Maccabees Thursday DEPART. No. 6 Mall and Express.... 8:20a.m. No. 2 Oveland limited for Omaha, Council Bluffs, Denver, Kansas City 2:50 p.m. and East, dally A 8UCCE8FUL BAKING No. 4 Atlantic Express for Always folows the use of Riverdala or Denver, Omaha, Council Bluffa, Kansas City Phoenix mill flour. Whether make you and all points east, dally cake; pies or any kind of ARRIVE. pastry, you will find this flour a safe No. I Pacific Express from stand-bbread, and reliable Try It once and you'll never use any other. Council Bluffs, Omaha, y. Mode by OGDEN MILLING & ELEVATOR CO Dushmer THE EYE SPECIALIST Fits Glasses Perfectly. We use the best quality lenses and grind them especially for each case. J. T. RUSHMER, Expert Manufacturing Optician 2412 Washington Ave. 7:20 p.m. Denver, Kansas City and east, dally No. 1 Oveland Limited from Omaha, Council Bluffa, Kansas City, Denver and all points east, dally No. 101 G. Fast Mall 1:16 a. 2:50 p.m. Ticket Agent H. CORSE, Pass, and Fght Aft C. A. HENRY, T. W. COLLINS, |