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Show PAGE FOUR. DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL, TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1905. r problematical. The Republicans in all GREAT CONGRESS OF H44444H444H4HH4444m FORESTRY AT WASHINGTON (tarts of the state are much divided In their preferences, hut It seems to be WASHINGTON. Jan. 1 Drawn to Ogden, Utah. the general understanding that ex by their common desire to stlip gether Representative George Sutherland has ulate and unite all efforts to 4444444444HH444444444H perpetuate OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE PEOPLE been selected for election by the lion. the forest as a permanent resource of A novel entertainment will be given Uced Smoot, who carries the legislature the nation, several hundred dele in his (sicket, and may do what he at the Grand opera house Wednesday TARIFF REVISION GREAT NEED 0 gutes, including presidents of railroads, night by a troupe of eleven trained pleases with the Republican majority. faculties of forestry schools, state for athletes. These men are In THIS COUNTRY. Industrial Ltah, issued yesterday, is ext Japanese officials, professional foresters, lum Is a Its giving public performcountry the editor pair, but bermen, representatives of the National ances for the purpose of vaof the straight-lace- d a raising money Republican Ixldor Btrsiu". the (treat wholesale Irrigation association, and official rep to be used In prosecuting the war now riety.- Under the heading, The resentntlves of the United States land Importer and retail merchant of New The the editor expresses the fol being waged against .Russia. office arid forest reserve service, to York city, 1mm made a careful study money being received by the performopinions: lowing of the tariff qiiurstlnn. He hue taken with representative of every ers is sent to the With the approach of the meeting gether Japanese consul at n deep interest in politic and given f the state and territory In the United States Washington, save a small amount relegislature the interest in the hid support to all earnest endeavors to senatorial contest Increases. While and of several of the Canadian prov tained for the expenses of the perItriiifg aliout a reduction of tariff duties Mr. Sutherland relies upon the promise inces, assembled In this city today to Smoot to make him senator, take part In the session of the A men formers. The consul sends the money I lint would Itenelil the people of the of inn Forest congress. The gathering Is to the Japanese Red Cross society. and feels that there can be no country, (lic.ipfii prices to the con- of his success, the feeling is ijuestion by Tar the most notable of Its kind The entertainment consists of exposigaining sumer and increase manufacture and Ki'iiiiini that his selection would be tions of jlu Jitsu, the Japanese sysever held in America. All of the aero the (piverninent revenue. Mr. Straua very serious blunder to make at this The Initial session was held this tem of in the National Rifles' armory bats are from high caste families, and lime. election morning His will only York Ilia New views to the gave serve to emphasise what the protest-ant- s and was devoted to the work of per- would be ostracised if they became World. live specific re.iKoim were givs gainst the seating of Smoot have manent organisation, to Secretary professional actors for their own guln. en for revlMion of the tariff: chilmeil all uiong as io the influence Wilson's address aa president of the i me of the performers is a professor 1. It would cheapen the price of used in elections. There are doxens of congress, and to brief addresses by in a Japanese agricultural college, and men in Utah fully as well qualified, of several of the prominent delegates. In others come from among the wealthcninniodities to the consumer. no such question could arise, the course of which they explained the iest families in Japan. One of the 2. It would Increase the output of whom and who would serve the state with purpose of the congress and empha members of the party bears papers our manufacturers. honor an credit, and whose election slxed the necessity of establishing a showing that he is authorised by hla 3. It would foster our trade with would serve to allay the feeling that broader understanding of the forest In government to study customs and exists throughout the country. We Its relation to the great Industries de methods in this country, for use in other countries and increase our aiding in the development of his coun have followed the dictation of certain pending upon It. This afternoon the Importance of the try. The company is In charge of ambitious to leaders sorrow. our Shall 4. It would increuse the revenue of we continue to follow them blindly or public forest lands to irrigation and Sucklmoto, and the members are being the government front many articles shall we shake off the shackles and grazing was discussed. The speakers entertained by local Japanese during heir stay in this city. show the country that we have done so Included presidents or live stock asso now practically barred. men of large experience in by sending to Washington a man to 5. It would smash trusts and comTHE "FATAL WEDDING. whom no objection could be raised? graxlng, and those who have made binations. This is the only sensible course for the special study of graxlng in the forest Fatal Wedding. The which apTo the World's interviewer Mr. legislature to pursue. The state can be reserves. The irrigation queatlon was was saved trouble and gain in standing and another subject of discussion, and it peared at the Grand last night, theater-Straus said: Influence by such a course, or by car- was exhaustively treated by those In previously looked upon by many "The subject of tariff revision is such as a play from the Hearts out the boldly announced pro- charge of the government's reclaman vast one that duly a few of the many rying It ran bring disgrace and dis- tion work and by representatives of the of Chicago shelf, but these thoughts gram reasons for the deduction of our du honor were dispelled In the very first act and upon all her people. Will the agricultural Interests of the nation. ties enn be set forth in n brief Inter members we are safe in saying that the Fatal conwill The sessions to begun of the the today rise view. The Dlnglcy tariff is 50 per cent occasion and be legislature Wedding" made a hit, even with these rather than tinue until Haturday. higher than the Wilson tariff, and the blind partisans ofpatriots people. Of course, It Is a melodrama a would who innn Wilson tariff wna higher than any prehut It Is not one of the Impracticable MINNESOTA LEGISLATURE Into trouble? lead them further vious one, even in war time. CONVENES AT ST. PAUL kind It Is devoid of the many absurd f "Everybody recognises now that the and unlikely features which usually The Tribune and the Herald of Halt consumer pays the duty In the extra narr this class of plays. HT. PAUL. Jan. 3. The Minnesota on did themselves New Lake proud cost of an article. Take, for example, The play embodies a touching story met at noon today and forLegislature The Year's day, when each Issued n mam- mally organised. Tomorrow the house of the coat that you are wearing. nd portrays many cloth cost a high price, because the moth edition, the Tribune printing and senate will meet In Joint session to from real life. Jealousy, woolen manufacturer in this country listen to the innugural message of love, affection and hatred abound.- All the Herald fifty-twknown that it could not be Imported eighty pages and Gnvernor-eieJohn A. Johnson and told, the Fatal Wedding" la far above In either pafrom llradford, England, without pay- There Is not a dull page and of Governor Van the usual run of melodramas the farewell message are well written, are Pant. made quite a hit with the fine audi ing 9fl per cent duty. Therefore, he per. The raises Ills own prices up 85 tier cent, Interesting and instructive and cover a ence which greeted them. and mnkes an enormous, unwarranted wide The company is well selected and PARROT SCREAMED "LOOK of subjects. range character Is very ably taken profll at the expense of the purchaser. every AND BOLTED THIEVES OUT!" 4 A reduction of tariff duties would are of. Gussle Shires, as little Jessie, The great corporations of folorado cheapen the price accordingly to the splendid, in fact, the best Juvenile BOSTON. Jan. 3. While attempting consumer. evidently believe that might mnkes to break Into the house of Dr. Joseph haracter seen in Ogden for some time. "Protected by tariff and combinaThey absolutely control the W. Grady of Arlington, thieves aroused Mary K. Taylor, as Mabel Wilson, Ight. tion. the product of industries is redoctors pet parrot, who cried out carries the leading role and her work Republican party own it, in fact and the stricted. Ha re behind a tariff wall and so loudly that the men took to their was excellent. Jefferson Osbourne, as reinforced by trade agreements, the by the aid of the courts they propose heels. Dr. Grady was out making calls Howard Wilson, her husband, is a public derives none of the benefit of to override the peoples will and place and Mrs. Grady, after carefully locking polished actor and is well suited for competition and has to pay the price. Peabody in the gubernatorial office. In doors and windows, started down town the leading male character. Elma GilTake sway the tariff and many fato do Christmas shopping. Mrs. Grady lette. as Cora Williams also comes in vored Industries would have to get out other words, because they Hre able, cnrelessly left a of Jewelry for a great share of the glory, as do Into the open and hustle like the rest they will seat a man who was not allied at several quantity hundred dollars on also l Marie Pert, John Hogan, Albert of us. I.et me cite nn example. I ain elected to the office. and L. J. Fuller. the dressing case upstairs. informed that in the manufacture of Almost as soon as Mrs. Grady was woolens our factories are conteht to lag AT UTAHNA. The board of county commissioners out of sight two men appeared and behind in their methods and do not feel stellar The attraction at the theaters to seen were approach by neighbors compelled to keep up to date in ma it their meeting today patd a and ring the front door bell. Finding In Ogden this week is the show at the This bill, we can tribute to the worth and no one was In they went around to the popular Utahna. chlnery and systems because they feel safe In the shelter of the tariff. Comof the retiring clerk. Senator-ele- rear door, out of sight of the neighbors, truthfully say. is of a better class bllity than of the companies petition has made others of our IndusC. R. Hollingsworth. We hope nd started to break in. when the par- which obtain tries leap to the fore and meet the money under false preIn Look rot a voice loud called out tense at some of the larger theaters, trade of the world. Lower the dutlea a ml believe that Mr. Holllngswnrth will out!" on woolens from present figures, some continue to grow in the public estimais worth any one's time and money. and shriek heard the parrot'a as high as 175 per cent, to a more rea- tion while he shall continue In public andNeighbors become an old chestnut to say has It men When saw the hurrying away. sonable figure of 15 to 40 per cent, and lire. Mrs. Grndy returned she found the the best vaudeville show ever seen in even the everybody would benefit, door battered in. The police were no- Ogden, so we will say without fear of manufacturera themselves. contradiction, that there never was a tified and Polly got an extra cracker. better one in any city. The bill is Lower tariff duties would Increase our trade with other countries and Inpleasing even to the severest critics. It LONG ISLAND RAILWAY The American trade is not crease our exports. Nations which PRESIDENT IS DEAD contains several of the finest and most then send us of their goods would high salaried troupes on the road. Grant Gardner and Miss Marie Stodso much naturally draw in return more from us. very prosperous; 3 Jan. NEW YORK. William Henry dard have been brought back for anSuppose we had free hides and leather. of the Baldwin, Long president Jr., trash. Our trade In boots and shoes would InIsland railroad since 1898, died this other week and their stunt is everyla claimed to be. Mias crease enormously. If all the raw mamorning In his home in Locust Valley. thing that it Your f rotor Min your mmrnf M ywm doa1! lilt contain an Stoddard's terial that goes Into a pair of shoes ClKUIabc'd Impersonations L I Not, could be originality and a polish which are selcheaper, our purchased be would home manufacturers REMEMBERED BY THE KNIGHTS. dom seen on a vaudeville stage. Mr. Fearful Odds Against Him. Gardner's work la also l. sell shoes In The four their able to all the markets of the world at W. L. Maglnnia, retiring Olifour also perform a vaudeville act By Judge Bedridden, alone and destitute. Such grand knight of the Knights of Co- which has never been seen here beprices that would give, them the trade. brief was the condition of an old lumbus, was presented with a magni- fore and must be seen to be appreciThat Is hut a a'ngle example of how soldier by name of J. J. Havens, increase. our exports-woulficent wsteh charm by the members or ated. O. For years he was troubled the Another feature are the Vermelo in "There are today numerous articles lodge last night. The charm of foreign production that are not with Kidney disease, and neither emblematic of the order and la a chaste magical Illusions. Vermelo Is a magl-la- n of high skill, qnd the trunk mysnor medicines gave him relief. At piece of work. Rev. P. M. Cushnahan brought Into this country because they tery performed by him is a perplexing are barred by prohibitive tariffs. Every length he tried Electrlo Bitters. It put made the presentation and Judge to all who witness it. Rice A student of political economy knows him on his feet In short order and now replied In suitable terms, thank- pusxle I am on the road to ing his brother knight for their kind- Morris nre German comedians, song that too high a revenue duty defeats he testifies: flow its purpose because Its price is raised omplete recovery." Best on earth for ness. A luncheon and general good and dancers, with one of Hebrew and German dialect stories beyond the reach of the consumer. The Liver and Kidney troubles and all time followed. and parodies, which does not fall to government then secures no revenue. forms of Stomach and Bowel ComGeorge and Pauline Kid are ATTENTION! please. Only 50c. Guaranteed by Tjower the duties to a more reasonable plaints. comedy sketch team who Introduce point and the importations would in- lessee J. Driver, druggist. All Scotch people are respectfully witty sayings, songs and also drum crease enormously, thereby producing to meet at the county commis- solos as a part of their act. They are THE NEW JUDGE. large revenue. sioner's room, county building, nt 8 clever. "MTi.it Is Home Without Love" "You have asked me what would lie m. sharp, Friday, January (, for the is the pictured melody offered this the effect on trusts of a reduction of purpose of making arrangements to week and pleasantly rendered by Mrs. tariff. My answer Is: It would smash J. A. Howell Assumes Ermina of Second Judicial District. commemorate the birthday of Robert Ulrich. them. Between a tariff wall on one J. A. Howell. Judge of the second Bums, the 25th of January. aide and a combination on the other ROBERT BARR. the trusts are able to go on In security, Judicial district court, left for Morgan DAVID STEWART, charging what prices they please and this morning where he will make hla Knock initial appearance on the bench of this JAR. DRYRDALE. safe from nil eonipetlilon. ALEXANDER HOGAN. down the tariff wall and they would be district He was accompanied by T. Committee. compelled to meet competition on one E. Barker of North Ogden, who will act as stenographer temporarily. Barside at least DEATH OF MRS. MAYCOCK. "Did you ever see a tariff blit In the ker was formerly stenographer In Mrs. Helen Maycock. one of the old process of pinking? It Is a system of Judge Stewart's court at Halt Lake. helping out each other. Each Interest- Judge Howell will open the term of the residents of Sprlngvllle, died yesterday of paralysis, after an Illness of ed faction says to the other: Tou help court here on Thursday. me to make my particular object safe Judge Rnlapp virtually vacated the nbout three months. The deceased wns from all competition, and I'll help you office on Saturday. The chambers of 64 year of age and came to Utah durfix yours. Thus they are all allied In the new Judge are being furnished and ing Its early settlement. one great Interlocked scheme to rob arranged today. SUCCESSFUL SUGAR SEASON. the public. For the building of a tariff The slicing station of the Utah Sugar Feeder I believe thoroughly In the wall around his own private Interest movement. company at Sprlngvllle closed Its most a man Joins In the robbery games or all others. Thus they become allies. Plunger So do I. I went broke on successful season yesterday, having It Is for this reason that I have the last tip a fellow gave me. Cleve- cut this season 28.000 tons of beets, which were raised by the farmers of no hopes of seeing the tariff revised land Leader. link and Mapleton, and for a single Sprlngvllle To break Its friends. by which 1133.000 was paid. Thla was the Bucklens Arnica Salve. In that chain would demolish their world-vld- e largest beet crop ever grown here. fame for marvelHas whole structure of favoritism. To do It surpasses any other It would dlsrunt their party. There ous cures. A Boy's Wild Rid for Life. can he no revision of the tariff until salve, lotion, ointment or balm for or Sores. Is a Cuts. Bolls, party Corns, Burns, there change Do it nowl Hsvs your linsn white, With family around expecting him to Felon. Ulcer, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores. Chapped Hand. Skin die, and a son riding for life. 18 miles, spotless and neatly ironed. That is the THE SENATOBBIP. Cure to get Dr. King's New Discovery for way our goods look when they coma Eruptions; infallible for riles. J. Consumption, Cough and Colds. W. II. back. If you have resolved on getting 25r Jesse at Only guaranteed. Brown of Leeavllle, Ind., endured satisfaction with your laundry work Driver's, druggist. death's agonies from asthma; but this thia year, give us a trial order today. The legislature of Utah will meet on It thla wonderful medicine gave Instant relief Rend our ad. Ten display page; days th the !nt next Monday, will save you money. and soon cured him. He writes: I thereafter balloting will take place for now sleep soundly at OGDEN STEAM LAUNDRY. Like night" senator to aucceed Hon. Thoin.-tcures for Consumption, marvelous Kearns, whose term will expire Marrh LIVESTOCK CONVENTION JAN U rneuinnnia. Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds ARY 9, 1905. nn.1 Grip prove its matchless merit for 3rd next The Republicans will have LAUNDRY Rstes Vis Rio Grsnde. all Throat and Lung Troubles. GuarSpeeisl on Joint an overwhelming majority On Far for ths Round Trip. anteed bottles 50c and 11.00. Trial ballot, and will, therefore, elect the Tickets on sale January 8th and 9th. buttles free nt Jee J. Driver's drug EAST OF REED HOTEL. senator. Who the senator will be l good returning until FVbruary 1. 1905. store. 'PHONE 174. Uath State Journa At the Theaters j uoii-pollilc- al Clearance of Winter Goods Sen-atorshl- self-defen- pai-licul.- The end of the season's business is drawing near, and it g time. It la the time of the year the thousand 0f worth of desirable merchandise will be sold at a great ,acrlfice than carry it over another season. After the heavy Holiday many lines naturally become broken, and all these odd !,. F cleaned up at about THEIR FORMER PRICE. I ! stock-takin- r ONE-HAL- v-'.l-- r'I Splendid Values In Underwear, Hosiery, All-KGoods, Dress Goods. si!k. Shoes. In fact, every department claims many rare bargains, lengths, broken lots, remnants, Including numberless bargains in lines must be sold before taking stock. nit a- -j 0jjrt fi-po- rt. . I I goers heart-intere- st s o. et Grand Opera House lit. Dlrectlss North western Theatrical AeeooUtlon. R. ALEXANDER GRANT, Re. WEDNESDAY NIGHT (JANUARY 4) ROYAL JAPANESE TROUPE DIRECT FROM TOKIO Roci-ard- well-merit- ed ct three-fourt- hs TEA A-- Ver-i.'iille- s, doc-to- ra A Real Novelty Including The Jiu Jitsu POPULAR PRICES 25c, 50c, 75c DON'T MISS THIS THE JOURNAL Carrier One Month, 60c. By Mail, One Month 50c 1 ls up-to-d- in-it- ed antl-tlppi- ng , s Defer Not Until a Future Day to Act Wisely OGDEN Half a Man Half a Salary j .The half sixsd salary goes to the man who has but half developed abilities. If you are earning but half what you need, we can qualify in your presnt work or prepare you for more yu for promotion position and bettar salary. Ws srs doing it right in your own district avary day for others to whom we can refer you. con-geni- al i WE HAVE 175 COUR8ES OF INSTRUCTION AND 500 STUDENTS IN OGDEN. WE ARE TEACHING 750,000 STUDENTS UNDER 45 FLAGS. If you want to know how you can duplicate their success and make your waste hours worth dollars just writs, call or telephone us andwo will explain ths merits of any of our numerous courses of instruction. WHAT AN OGDEN STUDENT i 9 9 9 SAYS: '04. E. H. Corbin. Representative L C. 8. Ogden, Sept 9. 9 Dear Sir: Having nearly completed my course in Accounting 'with 9 9 It the International Correspondence Schools of Scranton, Pa., I deem 9 Tht my duty to thank you tor the great derived. I have 9 benefit methods of your schools are excellent, and results far more satisfM 9 9 recommend tory than I had ever expected. I will be pleased to 9 your schools to any one whom you may wish to refer me. 9 9 Yours Very Truly, 9 L. BUNSCHEU 9 1460 Canoon Avenue. 9 9 Ask for a FREE LESSON in FRENCH, GERMAN or SPANISH-w- ith 99 the Edison phonograph. An ideal Christmas gift Ths ph"" 99 graph randars "doubts ssrvica amusement and and language study. 99 Can alto b used for dancing in tha absanca of ths musicians. 9 9 9 CLUB DISCOUNT Do not fail to taka advantage of thio 9 induoomonL For froo circular and information, onquiro at onco, 9 E. H. 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 CORBIN LOCAL MANAGER International Correspondence Schools of Scranton, Pa. STEAM 33-- Telephones Bell, 66T-- Z; 33 Independent Stayner 667. Block. Ogden, 9 Luh. |