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Show DAILY SEISM GET MARRIED, SAYS SCHURMAN NEWS DROPPED Cornell's President Tails Graduates He Haa No Patienea With Bachelors. UNJUST TO TURKEY II ITHACA, June 29. One of the largest classes that ever graduated from Cornell university received degrees IS when ADMIRAL AHMED SAYS PORTE the thirty-sixt- h annual comwere exercises mencement misrepresented. held. The total number of diplomas given out Be Friend of Amor-ic- e was 527. Of these 259 were for bachSultan Wants to Evidences of Hie elors of arts, 49 for bachelors of law. Good WilL 14 for bachelors of agriculture, 16 for veterinary surgeons, 5 for bachelors WASHINGTON, June 29. In vig- of forestry, 4 for bachelors of architecorous terms Admiral Ahmed, of the ture, 97 for civil engineers and 140 for Turkish navy, In Washington on a mechanical engineers. senvisit to Chekib Bey. declares that In hie annual address-- to the gradIn United the newspapers sational class President Schurman uating TurStates are sadly misrepresenting Otpoke emphatically against the tendis done the key. Great injustice men of to refrain front young toman empire, he declares, by the ency creation of false public sentiment for marrying. which there is no Justification. I have no patience, he said, with Pointing to a great pile of dippings the college graduates deliberately from various Sunday newspapers In bachelorhood whose social circle elect restories were many displayed which Adis the club and whose religion is referring to massacres In Armenia, fined and fastidious epicureanism. It miral Ahmed aald: Tt is just that which gives the en- would not be worth while maintaining lightened Turk a feeling of hopelesscolleges and universities for the proness as to ever convincing the world the duction of froth like that. Certainly that we are not the barbarians sensational Journals would have the Ears Connell contemplated a worthier world believe. human product when he founded this Particularly do we regret this sen- great Democratic university dedicated timent as expressed In America. It both to practical and liberal education. Is toward this country that we defcire of the graduating My frlepda especially to dhow a friendly feeling. claasea, you go out from these halls That we do feel friendly toward at a time of profound unreat, unrest you la shown In the fact that his ma- political, social and religious. It is a jesty, the sultan, only recently orderquestion whether the ancient landed a ship for hie navy built In this marks will not be removed and the country. It was to prepare the speci- ancient moorings loosened. Is society fications for that cruiser, the Medjidia, a community, a brotherhood, or merethat I came over some time ago. ly a herd of animala struggling for The cruiser haa been delivered and life, and supremacy? has proved most satisfactory. We reIs the republic to remain a demgard your kind of ships as second to ocratic organisation under which men none. with equal rights govern themselves, I am alsq Informed our govern- or Is it to become a tyrannical organment gave only recently a contract isation, under which special interests for 20,000 tons of steel rails to one of like capital, labor or the military spiryour Maryland companies. it are to control the destinies of men? Do you think that la a elgn of inThese are vast and fundamental quesharmonious relatione? tions. I attempt no answer to them. Far from it I know the sultan But I say you will find an answer, or feels well disposed to the United aa much of an answer as you need, States. There la not the slightest In- If you observe certain rules: First, tention on his part to hinder In any work hard; secondly, seek the truth way the American interests In the and abide truth ae you see It; east to be the highest that is loyal thirdly, "We do regret distorted accounts In you." which credit the Ottoman empire with cruelties that are simply impossible. BEAN GETS C0RIANT0N I believe the day la not far off when minded enlightened travelers and fair men will be able to give the world a Author Again Sole Owner of Book of Mormon Play. for different Impression of Turkey than what the public is now led to beOrestes U. Bean, author of Corian-tonlieve." Admiral Ahmed la chief engineer for by the action of the Deseret the sultans navy, and one of the moat Dramatic syndicate yesterday, la again distinguished officers In the Ottoman the sole owner of the rights to that empire. The sultan trusta him Implic- production. itly . Under the terms of the contract beThe admiral has wide acquaintance tween Mr. Bean and the syndicate, among the rulers abroad. He has been entered Into when the play wae first received at nearly all foreign courts. produced, the local firm had the rights He was a friend of King Edward for a period of ten years, and Mr. whfn the latter was crown prince. Bean received a royalty, the contract He came to this country to attend calling for twenty weeks production a meeting of engineers held at the each theatrical season. It is a well St Louis exposition, and is now on known fact that the syndicate has not, Me way home. since 1902, put on the play for twenAdmiral Ahmed wae educated 'fh ty weeks each season, and the author Germany. He apeake German and recently asked that the syndicate rehas command of the English language. scind Its contract A meeting of the He stopped over here to visit the called President Joseph by syndicate, Turkish minister and to call on PresE. Taylor, was held yesterday, and ident Roosevelt. It was decided to give the play back to Mr. Bean, the stockholders voting 8CHOOL BOARD MUST It is understood that unanimously. HAVE TEACHERS' PHOT08 man has a chance to disthe young , by-th- ," STROUDSBURG, Pa, June 29. Written applications looking for positions as teachers of this county will not be seriously considered unless they sre accompanied with photographs. Monroe county school directors decidedly prefer to have pictures accompany the applications. When the East Stroudsburg board wa deciding an election the clerk read the applications of eighteen men. Then a well known director said: What we went la to look at the fellow himself, sM if he parte hie talr In the middle and shows symptoms of dude life, we do not want pose of hie work In New York, though no definite contract has been signed. MAINE REPUBLICANS MEET IN CONVENTION BANGOR. Me., June 29. The Republican state convention wae called to order in the Auditorium this afternoon with an attendance of over 2,000 delegatea The convention will nominate a candidate for governor to succeed John F. Hill. The withdrawal of Colonel Joseph H. Manley from the race and the probability that the old' party machine of which he wae will be overthrown by the klng-pl- n him. the new leaders who have come to the front during the last few years causes BILLY" MASONS an unueual amount of Inteerst to cenDAUGHTER WEDS ter in the convention. All Indications point to the nominaCHICAGO. Ill, June 29. Mies Winof William T. Cobb of Rockland tion ifred Mason, daughter of former SenHis chief opponent Is for governor. ator and Mrs. William F. Mason, wae Colonel Charles H. Prescott of Bldde-for- d. married today to Robert Wardlow Huck of Washington D. C. The cere-mowae performed this afternoon CALIFORNIA ENDEAVORERS. at the home of the bride's parents in SANTA ROSA, Cal, June 29. With the presence of a email party of relaas their tives and Intimate friends. After a "Missions and Evangelism enthu1.000 wedding trip through the east Mr. rallying cry. more than Endeavorers nd Mrs. Huck will take up their res- siastic young Christian of California have gathered here for idence In Colorado. The their annual state convention. the in records attendance break! all IDAHO EXCURSION state. this In of the history society Via Oregon Short Line. Saturday, July During the' five days the convention 2nd. Ask will be In session many speakers of Greatly reduced rates. agents regarding limits, etc. note and prominence will be heard. ny UTAH STATE JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1904. 29, WHERE THE DUTCH WIN OUT. MET THE MAIL BOX Bought Now York at a Bargain Sals and Beat the Italians. l'ulih lieat ilie Italians nut i.iuliiiK KHid bargain was be- .,t the dinner given reeently ti St;,(v. Senator J. O. Fitzgerald by s"n Italian of New York City and at the ltroadway Centra hotel. I'r. Antonio Zueea, who used to tie a ,oroner. lamented the lack of foresight in his Genoese ancestors of the sixteenth century. He said: "When you come to think that it takes three Gentiles to skin a Jew in a business deal, and three Jews to beat a Genoese, why it's the most curious thing in the world that New York's millionaires are named Goelet nnd Rhinelander and Stuyvesant and Vanderbilt and so' on, instead of Celia, Cussasaa and other distinctively Genoese names. "These fellows who were first on the pot, in a way of speaking, could have bought the whole Island of Manhattan for $24 and In trade at that, but they went to sleep and let the Dut-come along and get a bnrgain. It's painful for us fellows to walk down the street nowadays and think chumps our ancestors were. One feels quite bitter at times." Senator Fitzgerald made himself strong with New York Italians by striving to get October 12th made a state holiday. Thats the day, 411 years ago, that Christopher Columbus made his bow to the Americans. The toastmaster was Antonio At his table were Dr. Zucca, Michael Rufrano, Congressman Suizer, Police Inspector McLaughlin, John P. Corrigan,' Julius Harburger, Joseph P. Burke and others, in addition to Senator Fitzgerald. Everybody had something to say, mostly about the aptness of Italians to be American citizens, a subject on which Mayor McClellan made .these remarks In a letter of regret he sent: "Ae one Interested in the political development of this city and state. It is to me a source of congratulation to observe the active Interest taken by the Italians of this city in current political matters. The greater that interest the more speedy will be their development and the more beneficial will be their Influence In the political life of this city and state. Such Interest has already produced remarkably great development and promisee In the near future to produce even a greater development In the Influence end power which the Italian -- Americans wilj exercise in the political ns well as In the Industrial lire of this city and state."-ll')w the i POLE THOUGHT IT WAS PROPER THING. THE Our Entire Stock 'I-It- Became Frantic When Refused mission to 8hip end Foil Overboard. Ad- NEW YORK, June 29. Blukoiena Tomo, a Pole, who came from Chicago with a steamship steerage ticket In an envelope in an inside pocket, arrived in Hoboken yesterday to sail on the first steamship leaving the Hainburg-America- n line piers. While walking along River street he saw two or three persons who were apparently bound on an ocean voyage drop letters In u mall box. He pondered for a moment and, taking the precious envelope from his pocket, deliberately poked it through the opening. Then he hurried to the pier and attempted to board the steamship Pennsylvania, which ie scheduled to sail today. He couldn't produce a ticket and waa told to make himself scarce. Tomo, who was laboring under the Impression that the steamship company would receive the ticket by mail, wanted to argue the question, but no one could understand him. He became frantic and Special Officer Messen-kowaa called to quiet him. Tomo refused to become calm. In the excitement the Pole tripped on the string piece and rolled overboard. He awam to a pulled himself together, lighter moored alongside the pier and clutched a rope hanging from the bow. Messenkopf and John Lohse, a clerk, caught Tomo aa he was about to fall back Into the water, exhausted, and hauled him to the pier. The Pole wae sent to St. Marys hospital In an ambulance, and when his breath came back he explained that he had dropped hie ticket In a letter box. He couldn't tell why he did it except that he saw others do what he thought was the same thing, and concluded It was proper. The postofllce people found the letter with the steerage ticket and returned It to Its owner. The Pole was advised not to part with it until after he goes aboard the ship. pf HIS NOSE GREW. Got Hold of Wrong Bottle end It . Didn't Have the Desired Effect. A good Joke is told on a gentleman In a neighboring town who had for some time been troubled with pimples on hie nose and concluded that It wae time to do something for It. So he looked around in the pantry and found a bottle of liniment which he applied twice a day to his nose for several days.. In the meantime hie nose got no better, but instead began to assume, gigantic proportions At last he consulted hie wife about It and asked her advice. She asked him what he had been doing for it and he said he had been using that liniment In the pantry. What liniment?" she asked and he got the bottle and showed her. Well, of all the fools, you do beat all," screamed hie wife. That aint liniment; that la a bottle of bust developer that Mary sent to 8L Louis for." Emery County Progress. 29. And June WASHINGTON, now the chemists of the department of agriculture are to try to determine whether a chicken killed and kept five years, and other food treated the same is good food. Some of the chemists think not Professor Harvey Wiley la one of the latter opinion, and he will conduct a number of experiments extending over a year, aa did his delving into the use of preservatives, and their effect upon the human system, illustrated by having a squad of men eat poison for twelve months. The experimentation will be commenced next month. The results obtained by the chemists In the poison experiment created so much Interest that Professor Wiley determined to take up the matter of the deterioration of food that has been kept too long on Ice. He seems to be of the opinion that nothing should be kept longer than a year. Chicken end meat generally, he thinks, is nice and fresh up to the time it Is a year old. After that, he thlnke, It begins to age and lose flavor, and change in composition. 5 to 85 No Credit No Approvals PUTNAMS CLOTHING HOUSE ASK FOR. As-tarl- ta. FAB ST Preferred everywhere for its Purity, Ago ami Healthful ness. Made only from the choicest hops ami malt, by the most approved methods. The art of making GOOD BEER has reached perfeetion in the Pabst establishment Always Pure F. J. KIESCL (San Francisco Examiner.! Suppose that Instead of Peabody there eat in the governor's chair of Colorado a man as hot In the cause of labor as he la In that of capital. Suppose that this labor governor were backing up the . striking , miners aa Peabody Is backing up the mine owners. Suppose that he had placed the militia at the service of the unions, and that the latter, with bayonets to enforce their decrees, had driven from the atate the corrupting lobbyists of the corporations, closed down nonunion mines,' thrown non-uniminers Into bulipens, deported them by the carload, and dangled nooses before the eyes of officials, thus coercing them Into resigning. Suppose the miners had rounded up the mine-owne- rs and all the members of the Cltl-sealliance and, under military guard, carried them over the Kansas line and dumped them without food and water on the desolate prairie suppose this reversal of conditions, and how long would it have been before President Roosevelt had found some pretext for exerting federal authority to restore to Colorado the Republican form of government which Is EL Cost Anything TO GET OUR PRICES ON LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATH AND BUILDING MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS, AND THEREBY To Save Yourself Money Utah vnieiin Oregon Lumber Co 143 24th Street I CRESCENT It's a Real Pleasure FLOUR to open e package from our laundry. And why? Because the work is done the way you like it done done to please you, done without being all worn out, and lta delivered on time. In your baking; CRESCENT FLOUR is for sale by your The Ogden Steam Laundry.... 437 25th St I Phone Grocer. 174. PEERY BROTHERS MILLING CO. Makars. 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