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Show DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL, S UTAH STATE JOURNAL heyburnakd the irooiiyciS. ' SATURDAY, GRAND : OPERA Anticipate w is I Your Needs An Eye On Hubby I di-th- 1904 HOUSE Senator W. B. Hey burn of Idaho may find some difficulty in fulfilling the promises made WEDNESDAY, to the Woll?y-Budg- e combination in his state. JANUARY 6th. A part of the bargain by which he gained the senatorship was that H. Smith Woolley of You have taken occasion in Washington to Pocatello, a of Hon. William Budge state with much emphasis that you do not was bg appointed to a fat office, in return represent your church in the senate and that for influences exerted under Mr. Budges paper cannot force you into that position, section upon legislators of Mormon faith Your attention is hereby recalled to the man- - This was one of the promises which Senator ifesto issued by the presidency and the apostles Heybui n attempted to keep. He secured the of your church under the date f April 6. naming of H. Smith Woolley as assayer of the manifesto, known the and as political 18, mint; but according to the Washington prices - - 25c, 85c, poc and 75c. ou will readily recall that Moses Thatcher, Times some seata on aaie Tuesday, snags have been encountered. in was the apostolic quorum, your predecessor Grave opposition was expressed on the ground disfellowshipped from that body for his re- - of Woolleys unfitness to hold the place and LYCEUM THEATRE fusal to sign this manifesto. Mr. Thatcher the Times adds; .. The president given took the view that it was a restraint upon his the opposition to Woolley to understand that personal liberty as an American citizen and he win look into the charges. The penally declined to be bound by this declaration of the Legations made by the opponents of Woolley church. You were selected for, and you ac- - are of a serious naturCf and relate to his con cepted, the office from which he was re- - duct while he was deputy colIector of intenjai moved; and thereupon you deliberately acceded revenue for Idah0t from ;.hIch pos;tioil fae fe to the conditions with which he refused to siffned about a year aff0. Amonff othe8f You are bound in all honor and Calvin comply. editor of the Boise Statesman, Cobb, church discipline by these conditions. Is has taken up the fight. He has written a perthere any. fair construction which you can sonal letter to the president, in which he place upon that manifesto which justifies you iaTntains'that WileyiT "not a fit man for saying that you do not represent your,the place, and tiat his conduct while in the Fourth Prize Silk Umbrella, 4773. f deputy collector was such as to war- - Alternate Numbers 3765, 4155, 4212, ceived from your church permission to hold rant the belief that he should not be appointed 727. 3586. 3QS8, 4321, 1618, 3248. the office of senator, under the conditions im- to the higher office to which he aspires. The Fifth Prize Picture, 3786. posed by the manifesto? Alternate Numbers 785, 3056, 2597, opposition of Cobb is significant, for the reaFollowing is a significant excerpt from that son that be ranks 391, 2279, 4351,' 491, 145, 3330. most the influential among document: of the state. Secretary Shaw has Republicans We have maintained that in the case of been looking into the charges against Woolley, men who hold high positions in the church, acked by Senator Hey burn and whose duties are well defined, and whosewho-i- s labors are understood to be con- - resentative French of Idaho. Woolley is a tinuous and necessary it would be an improper Mormon and of the Mormon church, office to or enter into and it is thing accept political that his appoiatment is in that would distract or remove return for charged any Mormon support given to Senator them from the religious duties resting upon . y !7 them, without first consulting and obtaining Hcyburu ,n 1S contest for the senate. It is the approval of their associates and those who jaso snid that Utah Mormons desired the over them. It has been understood pointment of Woolley. Senator Heitfeld, from the very beginning of the church that no who was defeated for the senate by Heyburn, 0f the aracterre- - ia among those that have filed allegations ferred to has the right to engage in any pur- WoolleJ ",'th the treasury depayt-hi- s suit, political or otherwise that will divide time and will remove his attention from'n,en the calling already accepted. It has been the constant practice with officers of the church $ A DOOM FOR BAILEY. to consult or, to use our language, to To lead In tha flour trade, if you I counsel can deliver the good. We have with their brethern concerning all The eastern are of a the grain, we have the mill, we newspapers questions this kind. They have not felt starting have the miller, too. The wheat that they were sacrificing- their manhood in do- presidential boom for Senator Bailey of Texas, we grind la noted (or Its splendid ing sti, nor that they were submitting to improp- - If he could be nominated and elected we quality. per dictation, nor that in soliciting end acting wouM have a of the old t of I . Joseph Weldeu Bailey is 'a eon- m any manner doing- - away with their individual rights and agency, nor that to any im- stitutional lawyer, an orator, a diplomat, proper degree were their rights aud duties as a statesman; he raises fine horses, he Aa whole rice when It enter the American citizens being abridged or inter- loves a good story, he is devoted to the Jefferrolls. The highest nutritive value fered with. They realized that in accepting son idea of and altogether would retained. "Whole Wheat or Democracy; ecclesiastical office they assumed certain ob- make snch "Patent Process,' aa you prefer. a public servant in the White ligations; that among these was the obliga- House Order Peery Bros. Flout the as we have not seen in a generation. tion to magnify the office which they held, to next time you order. Our brands attend to its duties in preference to every He comparatively a youngster, although old are other labor, and to devote themselves exclu- - enough to hold the office of president he is sively to it with all zeal, industry and strength just forty this year. He served ten vears in Cresent High son-in-la- 2, JOS. CLARK. Manager. OGDEN, UTAH. i JANUARY Stop and think a moment. Isn't there quite a number of wants that can bo supplied today right now while the prices at Burt's are so I much lower aa wall as later onf Our I ANNUAL UNLOADING SALE offers I Money-Savin- g Inducements On a choica and carefully selected stock of the seaeon'e prettiest and newest materials. I 0 I Complete Assortments Quality The Very Best I LIBERAL REDUCTIONS THROUGHOUT OUR BIG STORE. Sea a few of them in the south window.. Compare the QUALITY and PRICE with any others in town or in the State. Any one of them will males a handsome addition to a Childs Wardrobe. I Rep-ecclesiasti- cal ex-bish- op vat'n ... ap-presi- aa,t - 0 S.J. Burt Bros. DOC I DOC de Its Easy I Our I llt Ate pr-eside- It Is Clean Annual - 1 ss all :v,s !'tcted to the mi- - Patent can secure the .1S not Lkely atiou; an(I against Marcus A. Hanna it is not likely that he could be elected. Of course, if Bailey could be nominated to run against Theodore Roosevelt, he could beat him out at view, and it has been the view of our pre-- 1 is that no officer of our church, es- pecially those in high standing, should take a course to violate this long established practice. Rather than dibey it and declare himself by his actions, defiantly independent of his and his file leaders, it has always been held that it would be better for a man to resign the duties of his priesthood: and we the same view You should be aware, Senator Smoot, that this paper has not sought to force you into The only desire of this paper any position. has been and is to record the facts. And the facts indicate that, unless you have resigned your apostleship, you represent jour church in the senate as certainly as you assert yourself among your jieople to be a prophet, seer and nomin-decesso- as-socia- tes The tragic death of Mrs. W.-G- . rs, Star Sale is on.. Straight Grade. Bros. Peery MILLING CO. Alexand-entertai- n fire at in a more impressive Chicago, brings home way to the people of Ogden the fearful char- acter of the calamity. Professor W. G. Eouht nd 014 tor cash or carried Alexander and his wife lived in this city for a on ,narln, continuous quotations, time as well as in Salt Lake. Mrs. Alexander was very popular here and was noted for her I se: great talent as an elocutionist. Professor Alexander was also esteemed as a cultured revelator. and honorable gentleman. The sympathy of. And why should you not represent your all will be extended to the sorrowing relatives church ? Is it not the work of God ? And in Springville. arc you not one of His special witnesses to the Hox. Charles A. Towne orator and We have at all times a complete world ? line and are prepared to give our statesman has one more chance of immediate customers satisfaction. The Sacramento Bee quotes the late reurn to congress from New York. Eastern WASH. publish the rumor that. Representative President McKinley as saying concerning the W. FARR & CO. AVENUE. Ridcr of New York independedence of Cuba: City is to re- Recognition of fa a ?ar a Towne is slated to S,'n statehood is 5.'eiLaor not due to a revolted independent : succecd him. With Cockran and Towne repre- dependency until the danger of its being sub- - seating Tammany in the. lower house, there Fnr I Ilf If jugated by the parent state has entirely passed would be something doing in eloquence several Dnilt Wpit vl Lllvlt From this the Bee argues that there times a year, away. Bur a "Gold Begin to save. is a marked contrast between the McKinley Bond" In The North American Horace G. Burt, president of the Union and the Roosevelt attitudes on the subject of Investment Company. Pacific railroad system has resigned. This of reccgnition; but the Bee saves its credit as will be received with great regret by western H. . WEST, MANAGER. an observant and accurate commentator on 3 and 4 Boyle Bldg, Ogden, Utah, people. Mr. Burt is a magnificent public affairs by discovering that Panama has , operator and one of the most courteous railway of men. never been in any danger of suffering sub- - May good fortune ever attend him. jugation by the parent state since the army s,'KE"'n observer aaid this morning: and navy of the United States were interposed I .wi V?. thc Republican working c.m.tw.naL.m,Fnc.fc Al wknta. to prevent. Roosevelt keeps 1U1C1 WOr.U and Ornamental Iron mFn Roosevelt will get the five who lunched Grating and Door violates the spirit of the McKinley doctrine. with him, and Ilanna will work. etc. Brass and Iron Castings. gel all the rest. I ' 'J Clearance er and her babes in the Iroquois to-da- y. . 6 I I I LYCEUM THEATER. New Years Week. KALACRATUS TENNESEN HOOP JUGGLER A ROBINSON Dull, mysterious headacheahead aches you cant account for. man you ever have them? 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