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Show DAILY UTAH LID LI M-TRU- ST OK LIQUIDS WILL AT LAWMAKERS EIGHT-BI- LL BE KILLED? -- F FEBRUARY THURSDAY, STATE JOURNAL, TIE 1904. 4, Three More Trips to tho Worlds Fair, A Coupon With Evory 1 Purchase. C THE win IIOEBAMWESlEpj TIME CARD, hi CUP OF STRONG WHEN A CHILD. to Cloae and Would Woaken tho Sherman Act and Cauaed Eaophagua Inter-atat- e Starved to Man Finally of Destroy Penal Featurea Death. Law. Commerce Anti-Injunctio- n" The " Diamond Anti-Conspira- cy Harrisville en D. WISCONSIN CHEESEMAKERS. MONT1CELLO, Wia, Feb. 4. The Southern Wisconsin Cheese makers association, one of the largest and strongest organisations of its kind in the country, began its annual convention here today with a good attendance. Papers by dairy experts and discussions on various topics relating to practical cheesemaking will occupy the two days of the convention. VAUDEVILLE IN A PALACE. BOSTON, Mass., Feb. 4. In the music room of Mra. Jack Gardner's palace, In the Fens, there was given this afternoon the first of two vaudeville performances in aid of the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. The entertainment was provided solely by amateurs, the performers as well as the audience including the cream of the Back Bay society. POSTOFFICES OF THE WORLD It takes an actuul comparison of the figures to give an adequate conception of the vastly greater benefits the United States derives from modern postal facilities than other countries. For in stance, according to the statistics of the International postal union there are 78.000 postofllces In the United States, While Germany, second in the list, has only 42,623, with other coun tries following like this: Great Britain 22,400; France 11,000, Italy 8,000, Aus trla 7,600, Russia 6,200, Hungary 5,000 Gloves No. are specially Pacific Express from Denver, Pueblo. Provo a,t Dake City and all points east, dally No. 5 Pacific Limited from Balt Lake City, Prov anJ an Poinu east, dally No. 1 Pacific Mall from Denver, Pueblo, Lead-vlll- e, Balt Lake city and all adapt- high-grad- They are the longeet.wearing, beiMilling and most comfortable gloves that money can make. No. MilB Washington Avs. One Way or Round Trip ... CHOICE OF ROUTES... Winter Toursvia Ward 5. 5. Line No. 9 No. 7 No. Sharmans Ticket No. Healy Office Houe, opp. O. B. ENGLEHART, Depot No. Managor.J RADIUM RADI08 RADIOS No. No. RADIOS No. Stupendous Offer Made by a Phila. Firm. RADIOS RADIOS poinu east dally from 8anpeU . 8:41 Ha 7 Well-Kfiow- n RADIOS 22, IM Depart for North of Ogden. Pocatello and Butte Express, dally Fast Mall for Poca- l:an. tello and Portland, 11:55 am. dally No. 11 Cache Valley Ex- . 7:15 pm. press, dally Arrive from North Ogdon. No. 3 Fast Mall from Portland and Butte, dally 7:Mam. No. 12 Cache Valley Ex10:20am. press, dally No. 10 Pocatello Express, 5:10 p.m. dally To Cuba, Nassau and flexlco Low Rates to and from Europe 161 Z. n:. TIME CARD in Effect Nov. 'Special Rates Eas? Phone ' I. A. BENTON, General Agent Pinm... & parunem, Balt Lake City. C. A. HENBY. Ticket Agent, Ogden. O. B. GILBOX, Agent, Ogden, HUB 2449 Local Valley 6 j... 1 Through Sleeping ran to City Chicago nnd 8t. Loult New YorktifSjJ Is agent for the Hansen glove as well as many other standard gloves. Hansens gloves are sold at one low standard price. But we have about 800 pairs of Calhorsehlde buck and ifornia $1.50 mainly qualities, gloves these will go at $1 a pair. Thousands of other articles throughout the house at unusual cut prlcea The arrive. No- - 3 ed (or engine use. Patented principlee of construe, tion,e thorough workmanship and materials insure perfect protection and long oervice. Because of a special tanning pro. cessL they are alwaye pliant and flexible, in epite of stonm, heal oil and moisture. The ,:W'R Atlantic ExpreVsfoV Ralt Lake City. Pueblo. Denver and all poinu east, dally 4 ud Gauntlets glove dally.,,. oit-Inte- rm dia1 Leadville, PuebiofSeS rOA ENGINEERS Those Lake .ttaTntlc UNION MADE C.. id Plnte east.., To Balt points, N0, H ia rod k Hansens Feb. 4. Elaborate arrangements have been made at the White House for the congressional reception, which the president and Mra Roosevelt will give tonight. Nearly 5,000 invitations have been extended and it is expected the attendance will be larger than at any previous function at the White House this season, excepting, of course, the New Year reception. In addition to the members of congress mnny important personages in official military and civil life will be present to lend brilliancy to the occa sion and the attendance will be further swelled by the presence of the members of the New York Republican Editorial association and the National association. Editorial Republican Both associations are in annual session here today and the editors and their wives have been eapeclall yin vited by the president to attend the White House reception this evening. WASHINGTON, 12 sad the Union Label are on every pair of trade-mar- Is Expected. ht w ... No. Thousands of Invitations Sent Out and Biggest Crowd of tho Season the Measure Similar to that Brought Before Last Congress and Will Probably Meet the Same Fate. WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 4. OrHYRACVSE, N. Y, Feb. 4. Lucius WASHINGTON, l. C., Feb. 4. Clone a taken not parwho had ganised labor is vitally Interested in observers of the trend of legislation at (1. Ransom, or solid food into his stomach for the eight hour labor bill, which came the ciipltol nee great menace in a bill ticle twenty-fou- r years, died here today. up for hearing today before the house introduced in the senate by Mr. (or twenty-eigwas years old. committee on labor, and is fighting The man alter .and' which, if adopted, would When he was four years old he drank heroiclally on behalf of the measure, anti-tru- at practically nullify the Sherman which had been but- from all appearances there is litof the a cup of strong lye law and the penal featurea within his tle hope that the bill will meet any a on table left standing Interstate commerce law. The lye was strong enough to better fate than the similar measure reach. Mr. Forakere bill provldea that make a barrel of soap, his mother says. defeated at the last session of conmay be Imposed upon trade Antidotes were administered, and the gress. The present measure is deand commerce between the states, eo entire top of the mouth and part of signed to prohibit work on any governlong aa those restraint are reasonathe tongue were burned off. When ment contract from being prosecuted ble" in their nature. the burns began to heal the esophagus more than eight hours a day, even in The interpretation of what constiThe commenced to contract, and finally it the shops of tuted a reasonable restraint and what useless. and Trades no a was straw National than association, Building larger overstepiied that bound and became Irritation caused the which was formed in Chicago last fall unreasonable would have to be made The slightest to close tightly and it Is prosecuting a vigorous fight against by the courts, and might prove a fruit- esophagus so until the irrigation the bill and also against Grogvenors would remain ful source of litigation and delay In or All his life Ranwas gone. entirely the determination of suits. In the ever before the house now nourishment on bill som least lived the pending would practically opinion of some it A few drops of committee on judiciary. to life. sustain known anti-tru- st on now Uiwa the nullify the nourishing liquid every few- hours statute books. The bill also relieves "foreign com- daily formed his diet, and when from ment" entirely from any of the re- any cause the passage was Irritated strictions now inisjsed upon It by the he went without food at all. Four years ago specialists treated Interstate commerce and anti-tru- st him and experimented, and after two imof ITEMS laws and repeals the penalties the patient was able to receive years of property prisonment and forfeiture for any Infractions of those laws, leav- more liquid food und in larger quanA wreck occurred at the Oregon ing a fine as the only punishment tities. lie gained in strength and Short Line railroad crossing at this flesh so rapidly that his closest acavailable. place last Saturday about noon. A The bill has aroused a storm of pro- quaintances could scarcely recognise northbound freight train having a car . test aa It is looked upon aa an effort him after a few months. load of ocal for Mra W. H. Loader, About four weeks ago Ransom by the administration to carry out an our local coal agent, stopped to set the agreement by which the influence of caught cold and pneumonia set In. The car on the siding used for that purpose. Wall street was to be thrown to Roose- old closing up of the esophagus folcar was The uncoupled from the train lowed , and the man literally starved velt in the coming campaign. down the siding. It was and started Ran-soThe sentiment against the Foraker to death. During all these years cut loose from the engine, the worked as hard at his trade as then bill Is so strong that It Is not believed intention being to stop It by the use the republicans will dare pass It. The the strongest of men. By a furious of the brakes Unfortunately, how-evadministration is already trying to get choice he was a baker, and spent his to work and refused brakes the under cover from the storm as evi- life making food that he could never down car dashed the the switch, coldenced by a statement Issued by Sen- taste. From Saturday, January 16, on the main line, train with the liding ator Foraker In which he claims that until the following Thursday he took one empty car loose from the he has not spoken to President Roose- no food of any description, yet he cutting oit the train and ditching it becenter velt or anyone else about the bill. worked every day. Then his illness two brake-me- n As further evidence of the back- became so pronounced that he went side the track. When the car saw that coal in charge of the down Attorney-Gener- al Knox has is- to bed. was themsaved it unmanageable they sued a stateinnt which flutly repuRansom was cheelful and an expert selves The by jumping. wrecking crew diates FOraker and his bill in an effort at his business. His ambition and was out sent Saturday evening and to save the administration. The attorney-strength were the wonder of his as soon had car in shape the capsized general said: soclntes, and his doctors declare that again. The amendment proposes to repeal the man kept himself alive for months Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lee came up the Interstate commerce law and the by the mere force of his wIIL from Salt Lake City last week and are anti-tru- st so comlaw far as foreign now at the home of Mrs. Lee's brother merce Is concerned. This would result ARCHBISHOP FARLEY8 W. H. TayIn giving foreign commerce an adMISSION TO ROME and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. lor. been Lee in has the hospivantage over the domestic commerce. tal the month past during recovering By means of such power the tariff proNEW YORK, Feb. 4. Archbishop tection will be largely nullified. It is Farley sailed for Rome today and con- from a very severe operation. Her well known that the steamship com siderable Interest is manifested In his health is much Improved and she soon be able to return punlea and railroads have in instances mission owing to the reports that he thinks she will combined so that foreign traffic has is the bearer of the decision of the to her home in Idaho. The old folks party given last week been carried from Rerlin to Chicago at American hierarchy regarding the prowas Mr. Isaac largely attended. rates 60 per cent lower than similar ject for the creation of a primary in Handcock was exhibited and present goods made In this country could be the United States. The Archbishop as his skill a musician by playing sevtrannrted from New York to Chi- himself declined to discuss the maton eral violin. The eventhe pieces cago. ter but persons in his confidence dewas Refreshin ing spent dancing. Roots, clothing, hardware, etc., from clared that his trip to Rome at the Germany hnve been carried through to present time is merely In accordance ments were served and a general good Ran Francisco at rates 60 per cent with the custom of the church requir- time enjoyed by all ower than wus charged by the railroad ing new bishops and archbishops to Most of the relatives who were here carrier on similar manufactures of our visit the, holy see soon after their ele- to attend the funeral of Mr. C. B. Handcock have returned to their own country from Atlantic ports to vation. homes. Mr. Messiah Handcock still Ran Francisco. Archbishop Farley Is accompanied While it may be a wise policy to abroad by Father P. J. Hayes, chancel remains visiting among relatives and Incorporate the rule of reasonableness lor of the archdiocese, and Father friends. Mrs. Mary E. Taylor who has spent into the regulation of contracts James Y. Lewis, secretary to the archthe past three or four years working in between individuals and contracts of bishop. the Logan temple, has returned to her Industrial corporations which are prihome to set up housekeeping again. vate corporations, that rule has never NEBRASKA Y. M. C. A. The Ogden Pressed Brick and Tile been applied to what are known as quasi-publ- ic corporations railroads, Feb. 4. Many company is putting in another press In LINCOLN, Neb., for example, which exercise public delegates and visitors have arrived for order to be ready to turn out a greater amount of brick when spring opens functions and enjoy public rights." the twenty-fourt- h annual convention of the Nebraska Y. M. C. A., which than has heretofore been made. The little child of Mr. and Mra Elza ANNUAL CONVENTION OF will be in session here during the next D. Rrown has been quite sick but is MINNESOTA Y. M. C. A. three days. Among the cities repremuch better now. sented by today's arrivals were Omaha, Mr. and Mra William J. Thomas ROCHESTER. Minn., Feb. 4. More Beatrice. North Hastings. York. leave today for their new home in thnn 100 delegates arid visitors assem- Platte. Grand Island, Fremont and Idaho. bled here at the thirtieth annual state Chedron. Mra Thomas B. Guthrie is visiting convention of the Young Men's ChrisThe splendid program prepared for her tian association. Every branch asso- the convention daughter. Mra M. A. Olmstead, In one of the promises California. ciation in the state is represented and most successful ever held meetings by In addition there are prominent ChrisMra Mary A. McCullough is visiting the state association. M. W. Pursons tian workers from numerous parts of of Minneapolis, C. C. Colton of her children in Idaho. Chicago, the country. Rome of the lending Rev. O. W. Fifer of Tork and Dr. D. Quite a number of Harrisville people speakers to be heard during the three E. Jenkins of Omaha, are among the went to see the play Way Down East" days the convention will be in ses prominent speakers to be heard. Re nnd pronounced it very good. slon are Btate Recretary I. E. Rrown ports prepared by the various officers of Illinois. International Recretary G show the COUNTY JUDGES OF TEXAS. association to be making C. Michener of New York. Dean EdFORT WORTH. Tex., Feb. 4. The gratifying progress in Nebraska. ward Increase Rosworth of Oberlin annual meeting of the County Judges Theological seminary, nnd Internation FRAT MEN IN BIENNIAL SE88ION nnd Commissioners' association of al Railroad Secretary K. L. Hamilton Texas began In Fort Worth today with of New York. MINNEAPOLIS. nearly 100 members of the association Minn., Feb. 4. Today was devoted chiefly to the re- Members of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon present from all parts of the state. One of visitors. ception This evening fraternity, one of the most prominent of the principul matters to receive at there is to be an informal welcome and of the college Greek letter societies, tentlon is the Terrill election law, tomorrow the regular business of the arc gathered here for the bienninl ses- which many of the judges desire to conventoln will be taken up In earnest. sion of the Province Delta. The at- have modified. tendance Includes delegates from RENOMINATED FOR CONGRE89, WONDER IF IT 1ST Michigan. Ohio, Illinois, Wisconsin, OTTAWA. 111., Feb. 4. The Repub- Indiana ' and Minnesota. Elaborate Willie Ray, pn, what Is single blesslican congressional convention for the entertainment has been provided for edness? tweltfh district was held here today the visitors by the Pa It's a bouquet a bachelor throws University of Minand resulted in the renomlnatlon of nesota chnpter, which is acting as host nt himself when he wants to marry and to the convention. Congressman Charles E. Fuller. can't by-la- Atlantic Mall for 8al. TO BE GUESTS OF LYE IS NOW UP BEFORE THE HOUSE CONGRESSMEN THE PRESIDENT. COMMITTEE. QfWct Noy depart. No- - FORAKER BILL LOOKS LIKE SOP DRANK TO THE TRUST DOG. c. No. Thousands of Persons in all 8ectiona of Japan 4,500, Switzerland 1,700, Sweden tho Country Havo Boon Hoalod by 3,300, Spain 3,000, and Bulgaria 2,000 Thio Wonderful Discovery. Germany exceeds the United States No. in the number of public letter boxes Dus Feixxm: if you expect having 123,008 to our 118,000, with toDon't read this advertisement get something for nothing, because you France 67,000, Great Frltaln 57,000, and wont. We have a good article and we want No. for It. Be sensible. the others trailing behind. In the money If you had something that was worth a dollar would it free? When yon read an adyou United States there are 226,825 em vertisementgive No. where you get something for nothployees, while Germany has 233,176 ing, that something is either no good or else some to are film flam up game. Great Britain 176,000, France 77,000, they We are not runnings patent medicine busiso rest easy on that subject Russia 57,000, Japan 66,000, Austria ness, We do not know the word failure never have and never will. The educated and higher 46,000, and Italy 38,000. Thus it will classes are the ones we want to reach. We be seen that in postal facilities Ger reach men and women In all walks of life. Men and women, who before the many is the only nation that is in pnblie as national characters are have had our confidence the benefit and of our experience. our class. one- that will be It to a 20th century A surprising feature of the statistics more appreciated theproduct, more It to tried. Fresh from the hath and as good as sha is the showing made by British Indio, looks. The old saying describes our clients a T. We have a Y1TALIZER not a patent which would not ordinarily be consid to medicine. It tones the system, centralises of sll descriptions weaknesses makes an even ered a rival of the western nations in all over the body and in fact it temperature a postal way. However, British In makes a new man and woman. Radios will a tew years be a part of every hospital dla is accredited with 13,600 postof- within and surgical institution of our land. No germ force of contact with this new fices. 47,000 public letter boxes, and 57 can stand the Rheumatism beflee and debility discovery. Depart for 8outh of Ogdsn. From Portland, Butte and Pocatello, for Salt 7:20 am. Lake City 4 Local to Salt Lake 8:10 am City 12 Cache Valley to Salt 10:45 am. Lake City 2 Limited for Salt Lake 2:05p.m. City, dally 10 From Portland and Pocatello for Salt 6:55 p.m. Lake City, dally Arrive from 8outh of Ogdsn. 9 Butte and Pocatello Express from Salt Lake City and intermediate points, dally. ...12:45am. 8 8 Atlantic Express from Salt Lake City and Intermediate 7:00am. points, dally 7 Pocatello and Portland Express from Salt Lake City, dally. 12:20am. 1 Fast Mall from Salt 2:00 p.m. Lake City, dally Ex11 Cache Valley press from Salt Lake 1:55 p.m. City, dally to-d- 11 fore it. The mighty force of the turbulent waters of Niagara are tn comparison with this new product as an old fashioned CANDLE to to RADIUM. DISTURBED ROMANCE. One writes, Why did not some one Clementine was telling how her mod- discoverperson it before? Another "Bo simple, It to hardly says, ern Romeo made love to her on the credible. From West for the comes the unsolicited reporch. d to sponse, A And did he swear by the pale Wallcott Christie, of humanity. New York, the author, says, " My success In a great moon?" asked her chum. measure Is dne to Radios. organs Is responsible for He didn't have time," sighed Clem- all.Weakness of certain diseases, ne build up your system so that a disease lean Impossibility. entine. If your digestive organs are out of order, If your blood is ImHow was that?" If ran t pure, you sleep, eat or attend to busl- tv 11 1 erne yon and guarantee to do so. I "He heard pa swearing by the front will give you written guarantee. Could you ask anything more? steps. "RADIOS. 000 employees. Ood-aen- well-kno- RADIUM t RADIUM RADIUM Delight your astonish relatives, and mk w.nA'!r!Ufriends, experiments with this new rADILSULPHIDE of Zlne activity 500,0110, We give you this ns a mgr. UMXIr'ilu. present when you order KADJOfl. This alone Is worth several dollars of any man or woman s money. Acts the same as "Imply wonderful. Rkmknpxr this is a rassaxT. Candies Chocolates Bonbons Given Away Free With Teas, Coffees, Spices Baking Powder It Pays to Trade at OFFER OFFER Philadelphia, Pa. Bias: Enclosed find one dollar for which send m treatment of "RADIOS," tn a scaled wrapper, and also one Radio plain OV ZlKC ACTIVITY. If 1 am not satisfied and If I am not cured youentirely agree to BKrvxn money snd ox hollar extua roa xrthe tsourlk. You are to send me a written ronirart to that effect. Name Z i Great Americas. Importing Tea Cos Address. 340 Twenty-Fift- h t'Hy Slate St., OODEN OFFER RADIOS CO. M2 Drexel HuJldlng ... PlCTOvV TIME CARD, in effect Nov. 22, I DEPART. Mall and Express... T:10s. Oveland Limited for Omaha, Council Bluffs. Denver. Kansas CIW and East, dally No. 4 Atlantic Express for Denver, Omaha, Council Bluffs. Kansas City and all points rail 7w dally ARRIVE. No. 8 Pacific Express from Council Bluffs, Oman. Denver, Kansas City and east, dally No. 1 Oveland Limited from Omaha. Council Bluffs, Kansas City, Denver and all points east dally JO n. No. 101 Fast Mall C.A. HENRY. Tlckrt G. H. CORSE. Para. No. No. 6 2 nL B Af Traveling Passenger 5. C.J.A.Lindqui4 UNDERTAKER and EMBALMEK Open All Might. Telephone63. 2620 Washington Avs. Of"' t Good solicitors wanted for M Apply Utah State Journal. 8. Foster, city circulator. |