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Show to protect the works and Insure against invasion by a poaaibla enemy. Just now there are approximately 10.000 Japanese In theHawailan Islands. In the remote event of a war beAmerica and Japan and tome tween BE other jower with which Japan la on friendly terms. It would be impossible for the comparatively small force of I'nited States troops nowin the HawaiPresident Roosevelt to Urge 100, ian lalanda to prevent the landing of President Roosevelt Plans to Cut arms and ammunition to supply the Short His Vacation and Get 000 Men as Basis in Time Japanese In the islands. It is expected that the President will Back to Work. of Peace. recommend In his message an increase in the army by the addition of at least ten regiments of Infantry, live OYSTER BAT, N. T, Sept. Frauldt-n-t WASHINGTON, Sept. regiments of cavalry and several com- President Roosevelt's vacation, accordcoast of artillery. Kuoarvelt In hi final annual message panies will come to to plans, present ing to contmi probably will recommend an end on September 23, when the an Incieas in the numerical itrcngth DEMOCRATS MEET chief executive and his family will devt the army to at least 100.000 men. part from Bagamore Hill to take up on a footing At prevent the army la tneir residence In the White House at IN COLORADO Washington fur the coming winter and of 0.000 men. the number provided for in time of jace. spring. With the close of the present To the general atalf It hua become ucati.in of the President, Oyster Bay evident in the bunt two year that PUEBLO, Colo., Kept I. Nomina- will cease to be known as the summer 0,000 men are too few properly to tions fur the various state offices will capital of the United States. The resigarrison the pot at which It la necea-aar- y be made by the Democratic state con- dents of the little village regret that to maintain an army force. The vention to be held next Saturday In the honor their quaint town baa held IKwta Include the garriaona in the Democratic leaders declare Is to be taken away. of America. The law I the outlook la favorable for a This summer's rest will have been victory providea that the army may be In for both national and state tickets In the shortest vacation the President has in of time creaaed to lOO.Oue men Colorado this fall. It Is alleged that taken In some years. . While it has been need. Thia provision, In the opinion of the administration of Governor Buch-te- l, a shorter holiday. It has been ons unto prove military exjierta, la likely has precedented In point of the amount of the executive, preacher a aerioua handicap to the army If weakened the Republican party In this work done. neceaaity aliuuld arlae for a larg- state. During the last month it has not er force. been an uncommon occurrence to have It la pointed out that the recruiting the President's secretary make a night VIRGINIA MAIL MEN. of an anny from 0,000 to 100,000 men Visit to Sagamore Hill In addition to would bring Into the acrvlce an addiLYNCHBURG. Vs, Kept. I. Rural the regular morning call, and tha exection of two Inexperienced to every letter carriers of Virginia met In this utive office in the village has somethree experienced soldiers. The injec- city today for a session of three days, times remained open until and S tion of so considerable a force of raw during which many important postal o'clock In the morning. racruita. It la said by military officials, matters will ba discussed. One of the objects of the President would detract seriously from the effiIn ending his vacation a week earlier ciency of the army. A BURGLAR IN TOWN than usual, It la said, Is that he is It la also pointed out that a consid- his name la bad cough." He doesn't desirous of keeping In closer touch with erable force will be required to garri- care for gold or silver but he will the political situation than la possible son the fortifications at Pearl harbor, steal your health away. If he ap- hers. la the Hawaiian Islands An Immense pears In your house arrest him at once amount of money Is to be extended In with Ballard's Horehnund Syrup, it the erection of thrse fortifications, and may mean consumption If you dont. It la the opinion of anny offlclala that A cure for all coughs, colds and chest a garrison of at least 1,000 men will troubles Price 26c, 60c and 91.00 per have to be maintained there in order buttle. Sold by Geo. F. Cave. TO SOON URGES 10 lu-au- lar poxst-ssh-n- III MISSOURI END s I ab-aul- gas royalties. Each of the 3,35 Gasgvi, from aged chief to the newest papoose, HOT shaiw in this distribution. Scarcely a month passea but that the Osage Indians are called upon to come and get a designated sum of money, the payment of aa annuity of one of the many funds In which the tribe shares Besides their royalties from oil and gas, the Usages share In an New Primary Law Tends to Mix immense fund vested with the national Jimmie Durkin, Miliicnaire Itaj, government and various tribal funds, Stirs Dealer, Show in the Things and revenue from Up Things such as the grazing agricultural leases and various other in Washington. Me" State. sources. These Indians accept the money as a matter of course, never having SEATTLE, . JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., Sept. known what it means to bo broke" tbe arrival of Wash. with u crowded primal ln Is Jefferson Ciiy today in the accepted meaning of tha term. " ington, one of the u.., aa. here are who delegates politicians In ,UUr the poliri.a, i figures to the state conventions of all parties, state has closed the .... which under the new primary law are DEBATE BANK campaign ever wagt-- : Aside from the held simultaneously. secure a gubernatorial s lection of campaign chairmen, tha is Jimmie Durkin. t f s; formulaGUARANTY LAW be the will principal business airs liquor dealer, n tion of party platforms, which under and disciple of pere.iii., for the law must be ready publicity by kin seeks to become S oclock tomorrow evening.. PITTSBURG, Pa..' Sept. standard bearer, and conventions of the Each of towns and he is nominated he u ; of this surrounding city dele215 dominant parties consists of Bedford the state for his at are today congregated part gates, Including members of the state at the fourteenth annual con- and elected, he haa pr... committee, party nominees for state Springs of the vention Pittsburg district of the his salary to charily. offices, congressmen, state senators and Bankers association. In Pennsylvania Durkin ts candidates These representatives. of officers, addresses When he has anyth!--:to reports addition m were selected in the recent primaries. will bo made today by 8. D. Scudder, spreads the Joyful thi, r,y forconventions the mark Today's of New York, and 'William A. Law, of bulletins In his sal.- -n Mm.u-w- , mal opening of the campaign la Mistnd j. n Philadelphia. fuU adverts, ln ih, souri, although all of the candidates A spirited debate of the question of dally newspapers. have been busy for weeks trying to a He Is arouse enthusiasm among the voters. federal guarantee of bank deposits, against prohibition, but In this years presidential Issue live All Indications point to a warm fight temperance ln a:i tilings, alto Fisession. will the mark universal personal between Cowherd and Hadley, respec- campaign, He nanciers of this and other states will in unionism ai.-- l urges ths tively Democratic and Republican canIn discussion. the and the farmer The participate didates for the governorship.organize. gj, Stone-Fol- k The entertainment feature will be a chief aim since arriving ,k fight for the Democratic senatorial nomination, which will be baseball game between tha bankers of eleven years ago ha Wn to -decided at tha November election, con- western Pennsylvania and those of the people talk about hla achievements, lt, I believe in newspaper advertising," tinues to grow In bitterness as the eastern section of tha state. A novel ld- - "because It's numismatic exhibition of t,Mt coins. campaign progresses. the lst the world for publicity " Illustrating thousands of years of the world's currency, la exhibited by Professor Farren Zerber, of Columbus, Q Journal want ads dslivar tha goods. POLITICS REST SEASON STANDING ARMY ISOS. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IHE DAILY STATE JOURNAL, PACE SIX. i F0RGpU I.-B- aggri-s-.lv.- . - four-colum- ,,.,-nt- s advo-cat- lil-rn- - t- DEMOCRATS IRE CONNECTICUT IS FULL OF HOPE Subscriber firo - hi im!j " of hs titan requested ta 3K.ii"ES. WILD WESTS SAFE FOR TIFT Leaders Bo You Ever Use a Flat Iron? If So, Republican Leaders of Nutmeg Why Not Try An NEW HAVEN. Conn, Sept. 9. Candidates for state offices, representative-at-large In congress and erven presidential electors will be nominated by the Connecticut Republican convention, which begins Its session today, to extend through tomorrow. Party men here today declare that Republican victory e certain and that Connecticut will roll up a big Taft majority. Three candidates are in the Held for the gubernatorial nomination Governor Woodruff, who la supported by the business Interests, but opposed by the politicians; Lieutenant Governor Everett J. Lake, who has a large per- Elected IFl&tt Iromi They Are FREE On 30 Days Trial Telephone 102 for One sonal following, George L. ed by the party will consider a and Congressman-at-Larg- e Lllley, who la supportorganisation and who nomination and election to b tantamount to a vindication of his course In Washington In trying to investigate the submarine boat con- UTAH LIGHT & RAILWAY GO. tracts can Entrenchments. CHICAGO, Sept 9. With the gathering today of the Democratic clans of the country to confer with their chief, the national campaign Is on In earnest. In conference with Mr. Bryan ire tha members of the national committee and all of tha including the chairmen of the literature, finance and speakers bureaus, and many prominent Democrats from all over the land. Heads of the various bureaus will agree on campaign plans, report Democratic political history since tha convention at JJenver, aa it haa come under their own particular observation; recite the lessons they have learned therefrom and lay before the whole committee their conclusions based upon what the past month haa taught them. A definite program covering all departments will then be adopted. The lines on which the battle of vote-gettiwill be waged will be laid out and final Instructions Issued to leaders. All of the campaign managers, from Mr. Bryan down, are exuberant In their hopes of a Democratic victory. It la declared that developments of the last few weeks show a great gain In Bryan sentiment In New York, Indiana, New Jersey, Minnesota and other doubtful states ng Most of the party leaders have come out for Lllley and the forecast Is that he has the best chance to win a majority of the convention deleRALPH E. HOAd, Cashier. E. DOOLY. President. gatee. Vlce-Prea A. V. MclNTOSH, Asst. Cashier. I JOSEPH S. PEERY. Senator For Congressman James F. Walsh, of Greenwich and Speaker John Q. Tllaon, of New Haven, are candidates and the organisation leaders ar divided In their support. HEAP BIG MONEY Governor Woodruffs friends oppose OGDEN I Senator Walsh because of the latter's DEPOSITARY FOR THE INDIANS attacks the governor at upon when Vetoes the last of session, trolley Time Accounts and Interest Paid on Savinas Deposits 's charters were sent In and Speaker candidacy Is hurtful to the govOkla, Sept. I. Indians ernor's canvass, as It is contrary to ofPAWHU8KA, the the richest people tribe, Osage two officers precedent to nominate A GLANCE AT OUR MENU in the world," are today going about from the same town. wearing broad amllea and with pockIs bound to disclose some dish of ets full of bills ns a result of the paywhich you are especially fond. tailors Outwitted Pirates. ment of the fall Installment of oil and Order It and you will be fonder Pierre Lolrat, a retired sea captain, Whether you has Just died near Bordeaux at the of It than ever. drop In the restaurant fur break- age of 103. He was only II when he NIP IT IN THE BUD. fast, lunch, dinner or supper, we went to sea aa n cabin hoy, nnd later, guarantee you food that will while serving In a French bark, he First Appearaar-- ef Da.greC a Fese-reaa- er make you eager for meal time to was taken captive by Spanish ef Fetere BiUmm. pirate. come again so you can repeat He and hi fellow prisoner succeeded That such Is the caw has been conthe pleasure of eating here. In overpowering their captors, taking clusively proven by oeientlflo research. the noted European skin command of the vessel and bringing Frof. Unna, specialist, declares that dandruff la tha Into a French port, where buirowed-u- p It safely cuticle of tbo caused the pirates were handed over to the by parasites destroying thoscalp, vitality In the hair bulb Tho hair becomes lifeless, law. and. In time, falls out. This can be prevented. Newbros Hcrplclde kills this dandruff germ, and restores the hair to Its natural softness and abundancy. Herpieide Is now used by thousands of people ell satisfied that It Is tho most wonderful hair preparation on tho market Bold by leading druggists. Bend 10c. In stamps for sample to Tho Herpicldo Co.. Ij. 2 The UTAH NATIONAL BANK ior Til-son- FALmSTAFF The Ileohanf t caff lar to-da- y. Detroit We carry the Finest line of Domestic and Imported Wines, Liquors and Cigars in the city Our Service Is the Best J. F. SMITH & COMPANY PROPRIETORS Mich. Two slsco THE ELEPHANT 308 Twenty-fift- h St. Ogden, Utah SS YOUR PIANO to Plan Together Grand Assault On Republi- State Claim Big Majority for Their Party. Get cents and SLM. Reads Completed In Now York. During 1907, 375 miles of Improved highways were completed In New York state, 690 miles were placed under contract find plans and specifications were Adopted for 490 miles mors. Last year showed the greatest amount of road building sines the policy of state road Improvement was Inaugurated In 1898. For the ten years there are 1,042 miles of completed Improved roads to show, and of this total 875 la to ha credited to last year. Ray Thompson's Troupe of Trained Western Range Horses Only Ones On Public Exhibition. When Buffalo Blll'a Wild West comes to town there will be displayed as a part of that remarkably exhibition, a troupe of western range horses, trained to the perfection of the thoroughbred of tho clrcua ring. To demonstrate flow difficult It must have been to subdue these descendants of tho wild horse of the plains, there will he a large company of fractious and bucking bronchos on exhibition In tho same arena. It will be readily shown how difficult It la to make the western horse submit even to the curb and saddle of the cowboy, let alone the mastery of a trainer who makes them perform, easily and gracefully and without tho slightest punishment of urging, the most difficult trick known to the horse trainers' art. Ray Thompson Is the owner and trainer of the Buffalo Bill horses and ths star of his aggregation la Joe Bailey, admittedly the handsomest and snlmal on exhibition before the public. Thompson has spent years In training hla horses and In the group, besides Joe Bailey, are a number of beautiful enqulnea who perform singly and In groups the same graceful stunts" as the thoroughbreds of the cirrus arena All the different gaits" known to horsemen are demons'rated by the Thompson group and they dance and work and likewise appreciate the applause which la Invariably bestowed best-train- ed upon them. But these horsemanship feate are only a part of the great historical exhibit which Buffalo Rill Is making. There are equlnes from every clime, ridden by native horsemen who typify the various sylea of saddle work known throughout the world. Cossacks from Russia, fearless Arabians upon their native steeds. American Indians on their spotted ponies and our own cowboys on their fractious and bucking bronchos. There will be Indian battles, war s; dances and exhibitions of native history and historic types and many stirring scenes and incidents to arouse enthusiasm and send the blood tingling from excitement. The Great Train Hold-Ushowing the dangers of old time railroading; the Pony Express and Overland Stagecoach, showing the primitive methods of travel; the Battle of Summit Springs, showing the methods of barbaric warfare and other scenes accurate and instructive will go to form a program of uncommon Inter- Wt hava axactly ths piano you ought to havs at axactly tha pries you ought to pay, on exactly ths terms you find most convenient We are the only one-pri- house in ths stats, and carry the largest stock of pianos and player pianos in Ogden. All tho latest shoot music carried instock. F. X. ALLEN 2215 Wash. 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