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Show DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL, APRIL 2, 1904 SATURDAY 4 44444444 4 4 No man who has sat in the presidential chair in much hated by Church Notes nearly forty years has been so Personal too not is It own of his men party. he leading OGDEN, UTAH. a large num-je- r to that utterance an say strong 4444 4 444 Easter services at the First MethFRANK J. CANNON, EDITOR. of the member of congress hold Mr. RooseMr. Hattie L. Brown, the city audi- odist church: Epworth toleague sun velt in contempt. They say that he is danger- tor, wnet to Salt Lake on bulnes ' g at 6:30: rise Sunday NO TIME TO CRY PERSECUTION. 10 a. m. ; special Easter serous; that he is willful; that he has no regard day. school, took the early Joseph Scowcroft 11 a. m.; or the constitution; that his arbitrariness. in train this morning ana vices by the Sunday school, Lake Salt for the Era young ures once ' class meeting Immediately after; The Improvement o avoided the crowd. carrying out his policies of impulse is at their Junior not hasten and league, 2:30 p. m.; Epwortn calm to be the to superand an insult of assistant Utah J. F. Shaughnessy. people a menace to the country 6:15; preaching services, 7:80; intendent of the Southern Pacific at league, branch of the government. judgment concerning the pending investigaegislative mush. Seats free. good 1 in Ogden. tion at Washington. This advice should be No official, however high, is entitled to Wadsworth, Prof. Moslah Hall, of the B. Y. colFirst Congregational church, on heeded by some of the zealots who promptly demand greater respect for his office than he lege at Logan, was a southbound pasAdams avenue, between Twenty-fourt- h proceed to judge congress, the constitution, himselfshows to that office. His devotion and senger this morning. Twenty-fift- h streets Special and andthecase and who revert to the old language courtesy to the people and their represen-ative- s H. E. Dunn, 'of the Oregon Short Easter services both morning and passenger department, registered evening, at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. The that was used and justified in the earlier pershould be quite as great as the court- Line Pacific hotel last night. the at subjects of the sermons will be con iod of Utah history. One of these devotees esy and devotion exacted from the people to General Manager Bancroft, accom- nected with the message of the Easter perin writing to a public journal speaks of lim. If a man holding such exalted panied by E. Buckingham, came up Day and a special' musical program of the senate, from Salt Lake this morning. They secution before the committee power in the United States shall find himself were closeted with Division Superin- will be given at both services. All are comthe announce that to and calmly proceeds not only disliked but in some respects despised tendent. W. R. Scott for a long time, Invited to these services. The program Is as follows: mittee has exceeded its powers iu making men of his own party, and independent but nothing was given out for publl for the evening service )y not Quartette; anthem, Voluntary, are string this investigation. Such utterances and thoughtful men of the other party, it is cation. W. W. Gilcrist, choir; Is He Risen," cause Prof. George Thomas, principal or only nonsensical but dangerous to the almost a certainty that there is some serious Hymn, No. 211; scripture reading; the Ogden high school, went to Sail which these writers and speakersjare desirous ack within himself. prayer; anthem, Protect Us Through Lake today. the Coming Night, Curshman; hymn, of serving. The committee is not persecutwho A famous Washington correspondent," Among the passengers from Ogden No. 218; of notices; offertory, ing anybody nor is it exceeding its powers. has had more than a quarter of a . centum of bound for Salt Lake this morning Consider reading of the Filde, Lillee the were Mrs. A1 Becker, Mrs. A. Tribe President Joseph P. Smith on his retnrn from to national the at sermon; anthem, The capital, writing' Topllff, choir; experience Mrs. Nelson. Rowe Washington said that he had been treated he Boston Herald within a week . past says and Shelley, Resurrection," Harry Attorney Charles Stout Is in Morgan consideration; benediction. '' with most choir; Wash-ingto- n distinguished in of the Republicans hat the opinion today on legal business. ' and the majority of the people who read A telegram received from Judge is Theodore Roosevelt First Church of Christ Scientist-Servi- ces very concerning the reports will agree that under the hostile more hostile than any ever shown be-o- Rolapp states that he reached San at 11 o'clock; subject, Are not yet felt the Im- Sin, but had Francisco, courtand a and Death Real?" Disease tenderness a circumstances bv his fellow partisans to a president with- provement expected from the change evening meeting at esy were extended to him unlike anything ever in the experience of the correspondent; and he of climate and that he was going to Wednesday corner o'clock. Church edifice, before seen in a public hearing in so grave a does not even southern California without delay. second Twenty-fourt- h Mr. Cleveland's street and Lincoln forget matter. avenue. All are Invited. Free readHe sums up the opinions of Washing erm. tt PLAYED HARBOR. No ' good will result from the further ton "SAG ing rooms, suite 212 Eccles building. Mr. Roosevelt in ; against Republicans A Open dally from 2 to 5 p. m. of abuse of congress nor from any branding series of formal charges which are here to alL welcome cordial Life of the at Rursl Pretty 8tory the committee as a body of persecutors. It Grand Last Evening. Gei man a ' Evangelical, St Fa ill' J did not create the Smoot case; it is merely a 1. He is lawless and arbitrary. nnstor. G. P. Wuebben, James A. Herne' romantic story or church, judge. 2. He is as blind a partisan as Andrew rural life on the coast of New Eng- Easter services in the Swedish ' The time when Utah could justly speak of Johnson turned out to be, without Johnsons land, Sag Harbor, wai admirably Lutheran church, corner Twenty-thir- d street and Jefferson avenue, at persecution passed away in 1890. It is not presented at the Grand opera house fer the constitution. respect or of act last night by the original Sag Harbor 1p.m. Text: Luke 24:26; 43. Sun likely to recur except by the folly 3. He places the advantage, of bis-reltroupe. The play Is clean and whole- day school at 2 p. m. The children utterance of its people, Mormon or Gentile. tions with the senate oligarchy above the some and was well received by the au- will take part In the exercises. You welfare of the country and above the welfare dience. The attraction at the Grand are Invited. of Services at the Baptist church defiance is it an ignorant Incidentally tonight 1 The Punkln Hunker." of his party. ' The Rev. L. D. Lamkln, D. Sunday. the words uttered by the president of the 4. His disposition is to run riot and by an REPUBLICAN 8TATE CONVENTION D., will preach at all the services as church for any Mormon to insult the senate Salt Lake City April 8th. For above follows: Eleven oclock on Toward understanding between himself and the senate committee or to teach disrespect of the governOREGON SHORT LINE occasion Summit"' At 12:15 the Sunday oligarchy to be as lawless as he likes re- will makethean open rate of one fore the ' school wtir give an Easter program i ment. warding his senators by patronage for their for the round trip from all points In and Dr. Lamkln will addres them. At Utah to Salt Lake. Tickets on sale 2 p.m. sermon, "The Holy Spirit In fliancy. THE COMPOSITION IN THE EAST. 5. He places his party above the country, April 7th, and also for train leaving Christian Doctrine and Life. At 7:80 Ogden at 10:45 a. m. April 8th, good sermon on Homes Broken Law. Dr. and his will above the party and the law. for return nutll April 9th. Lamkln will preach tonight at That is a startling story that comes by 6. He shows his lofty conception of his Dont o'clock on "The Rag Time. ' wire from St. Petersburg today intimating own EA8TER 8ALE. Justice his anger toward foil to hear him. , by power that an entente is likely to be ' established be- Holmes for refusing to join the Roosevelt The Easter sale to be held in the basement of the Congregational church Church of the Good Shepherd, cortween Great Britain aud Russia, by which a view of the ' ' case. merger Alfred Saturday, April 2d will be found ner Grant and Twenty-fourt7. He shows his irresponsible power by aprons of all styles and sixes for wo- Brown, rector; Easter Day Early cellasting peace will be attained between the two countries. Great Britain is to have her his appointments to office, as in the case of men and children, corset covers, dolls, ebration at 7:30 a. m., morning praystocks, collars, etc. Home made bread, er, sermon and holy communion at protectorate over Tibet and to have the sanc- Dr. Wood. cake, doughtnuts and candy. Refresh- 10:30, Sunday school at 3 p. m. even8. He is both a trust buster by pretence ments served. tity of her Indian frontier observed, while ing prayer and sermon at 7:30. Mom Russian is to get Manchuria and her Persian and a friend of the trusts in reality. tng topic, "The Holy Sepulchre; even What Tims Proves. outlet to the' Southern seas; and the Dar9. He is a spoilsman. This thing of being sick and looking lng, The Power of His Resurrection. is a mighty serious business. The choir with its usual care and good danelles is to be opened and made neutral. He lacks for a cure 10. He is a promoter of war. are not given to joking even at taste has prepared approprlaate music People The dispatch credits King Edward of personal dignity, and he inflicts comic first symptom of the approach of for this holy day. El Monte comman royalty the Grim the They do not want effort to with is end. this It England making of Knights Templar will attend at the White House on the people of the Unit- to be theDestroyer. subjects of experiment, but dery ' not only an imperial ambition but a noble one ed States. want medicine that has had the test morning prayer. of years behind It A medicine that has as well. If it can be achieved it will avert (For additional church notes see Finally he is the most unpopular president been made and used for 20 years gives page ' 5.) what otherwise must be the greatest war of a that Washington has ever seen. assurance of its worth, and can be taken with a faith that have the generation. Are the foregoing charges justified? Ifso.no very best cure the worldthey affords. All CASmurthwaite How well informed the diplomat is who criticism which this can be said about Dr. Gunn's Imthis has can have uttered paper proved Liver Pills as a remedy for Produce gives the information to the world must be been unjust except as it was laking in vigor sick headache, dyspepsia and Indigessource It the of at begins tion, matter of. question; but assuming that he or Company intensity. If the foregoing charges are the trouble andright removes the cause. (Wholesale in and accordance with unjust, Mr. Roosevelt is an unfortunate man Sold by Wallace Drug Co. for 25c pey speaks by authority and Retail) OGDEN. UTAH box. One pill for a dose. the facts, it indicates that Great Britain real- in that his and of arrogance disposition vanity izes that her present ally, Japan, will be event- have been such as to give such charges a genually defeated in the present conflict with the eral acceptance and voice among the Republiczar. One of the extraneuos signs of this view cans who know him. As the men of his paris that Germany, which is friendly to Russia, ty who are closely associated with him are and with which England holds ties of kinship better acquainted with his motives, his utterif not close political relation, would not be at ances and his deeds, than are the men of the It will pay you to be particular about your clothing costs nothing to be discriminating. it all adverse to such an arrangement. It would Far West who admire an ideal Roosevelt We prefer to clothe particular people. in no sense encroach upon her policies in the without We encourage the comparison of our clothing with knowing the real one it is only fair East, while such composition of conditions to presume that the Washington view is corthat of other clothing houses. Let us show you a Kohn Brothers suit or overcoat, might result in permitting Germany to become rect, even though it may be opposed by sintry it on, lookit over carea part of a great triumvirate making large ac- cere gentlemen of this state and surronnding fully, see how it is made, tual possession and larger sphere of influence regions who have fancied that Roosevelt would the trimmings used; then for its members throughout Asia. ask to see the suit of any be a great man for the West. We need most of other high class manuall a great president for the whole country facturer, try it on, comREPUBLICAN OPINION OF ROOSEVELT, and then the West will not suffer. Mr. pare. Werre not afraid of the result Roosevelt is not considered to be such a man Some of the esteemed Republican friends the prominent members of his "own partv All Union Made . of this paper feel that our comments upon by in Washington. He will be the nominee for WS CAIIT A COMHCTX LIMB OF President Roosevelt are unnecessarily the presidency not because he is desired harsh and that he should be treated with but simply because he he is condoned. more consideration by the pens of public lbroTH writers. They take the view that the presiCOATS CLOTHING That coroners jury in Boxelder county tbit keep'k with dency of the United States, being the mos their ships. Individuality. has done its in exalted office in the world, should be held to duty manfully reporting that be out of the reach of partisan indignity, anc the death of, the child, Arthur Burton, who that whoever fills that high position sliouli was frozen on the range in the early part of for the term of his office be exempt from any last I. S. CLARK & month, was a result of criminal negligence criticism savoring of personal disrespect. on the part of his stepfather and another There is much to say on both sides of this man. Now it is time for the .prosecuting ofquestion. For the time being, let us call the i attention of our friends to the fact that the ficers of Boxelder county to bring proceedings most intense disiike expressed for Prcsiden against these men. If the verdict of the 2356 TO 2362 WASH. AVL Roosevelt, that the most vigorous onslaughts coroners jury shall be sustained by the ver-upon him, have been from Republican sources. diet of the petit jury, they deserve no mercy. UTAH STATE JOURNAL Pointers I - 'wens fwreatTorao.) Week onjarch ALL NEW prayer-meetin- PE0PLt ArDllar Dim, Irahra 3B1J Jttuimj nattr& Jlalarifii Hwplnyws On your personal note. - ments. Business purely CaU and talk it over. D- 410-4- D. s tc eonfid DRAKE, Eccles Bldg. 11 toi-- SPECIAL - At Cost Sale re - In order to make goods mon Quicker we Intend during this sale to sell at actual cost onr entire line of epit-mize- d: l Mens and Boys ..HATS.. Youll find that we have neaeverything in hats. 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