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Show DAILY 4 UTAH STATE JOURNAL OGDEN. UTAH. FRANK J. CANNON. EDITOR. UTAH race and the American institutions, is willing the Southern states shall adopt any legal expedient that will save that fair land from the control of an ignorant and debased suffrage. Anjflo-Saxo- JULY FRIDAY, JOURNAL STATE 1, 1904. n WILL NOT INTERVENE. A LOVER OF WAR. AH, except the mine owners and those who are allied with them, must admit that a reign of anarchy exists in Colorado, largely due to the illegal and unconstitutional acts of the enemies of organized labor. The national administration has been appealed to, to investigate the existing conditions and find out I i PERSONAL POINTERS! : H. Worthington of Salt Lake ia In the city on business. A. Smith, employed on the cut-of- f. ii an Ogden visitor. B. L. Plummer Jr. of Palisade, Nev., Is spnedlng a few days In the city. Mrs. D. G. McGlnley Is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Klesel, in this city. Mrs. McGlnley la now a resident of Edison, Neb. Hon. P. C. Wleber of Ely, Nev., one of the delegates to the Democratic convention at St. Louis, was In the city yesterday and left here with the Utah delegation this morning. This from the St. Louis Republic is a fair estimate of Mr. Roosevelt, whom the Republicans hive nominated for president but who will almost certainly never be endorsed by the The Roosevoters of the American people: velt personality fairly bulges with dangers. Roosevelt lips where the blame lies, but has refused to in- No man ever heard from the To him tervene.. The appeal, it is hardly necessary the exclamation that war is hell.' for the to say, was not made by the Mine Owners war looms as a glorious opportunity of personal valor and he constantassociation, otherwise there can be no doubt exploitation y to the American GREAT CATHOLIC HEIRESS. that Presidont Roosevelt and his advisers ly preaches The greatest Catholic heiress In would have been quick to heed it. It is from soldiery. He franlTly despises the soldier England is Lady Margaret Crichton lathe mine owners and 'similarly organized who does not love war for its own sake and Stuart, the only sister of the Marquis bodies of capitalists that the Republicans ex- ments the fact that there was not enough of of Bute. The father of the Marquis the Spanish war to go around. Mr. Roosevelt of Bute was the original study for pect to get the funds to carry on their cambooks on war. He thunders war in Disraeli in "Lothair." He was so very writes paign, and not from the toilers and he was able to leave his War loving and wealthy that enormous fortune withclasses. Bearing this fact in mind, it his presidential messages. an daughter of remonand the large revenues of out impulsive headstrong, impatient diminishing to understand that Republican symis easy commander-in-chie- f Roosevelt the as the Lady Margaret cares Mr. marquisate. pathy will not be extended to the men who strance, and Is very fond of for little society, of the army and navy incarnates a menace The Republican have no money to contribute. Her yacht, the Zaza, Is minds of a yachting. not could the but affect which of cause has the the In the Riviera, and she has known well espoused press generally and which hate war hold Christian friends at Cannes and American people many rich mine owners and opposed the demands of Each Nice. at year she visits the normal above and its accompaniments peace the Western Federation of Miners. Invested a land. father Her holy The Butte Miner, Democratic and therefore mere military aggrandizement and foreign deal of money in Jerusalem, and agreat part The Tuplex cidjustable Yoke m Underskirt will you need one in the future? If so NOW is the time buy. The price before the reduction was low. NOTICE $5J)0 SKIRTS, now $3.90 $3.25 SKIRTS, now to the deep cut. 2.75 $2.50 SKIRTS, $4-9- 0 SKIRTS, now 3.90 $3.00 8KIRTS, now 2.55 now 1.98 Cheaper Ones Without the Yoke. knight-errantr- L L CLARK & SONS CO. tic in favor of law and order, and an earnest and contest. of Lady Margaret's legacy consists In honest advocate of the rights of all, quotes ground rents In that historical holy will be his own cam- city. Chicago Chronicle. Mr. Roosevellt from Goodwins Weekly an article fiercely asin fact, chairman of the Resailing the Western Federation of Miners paign manager, A DISCOVERY. George B. Many a rich farmer hns discovered which recently appeared in that paper, in or- publican national committee. der that its readers may know the spirit that Cortelyou, erstwhile the presidents private that It is eafler to get a rich daughter actuates the leading Republican press of the secretary, was not the choice of the Republi- off his hands than to keep a - son-in-la- Northwest, and which reflects the sentiment of the Eastern leaders of that party along the same lines. The article from the pen of Judge Goodwin is well chosen to show what the Miner desires to show, namely, that in any dispute between capital and labor the Republicans leaders will be found on the side of the former. Hence the Miner says that with such sentiments as expressed by Goodwin's Weekly, filling the columns of the Republican press both East and West, Mr. Roosevelt, in deference to party opinion will hold bis peace relative to Colorado affairs, and will refuse to do what is his plain duty in the Colorado crisis. Such refusal should and will, if the workingmen of Colorado consult their best interests, cost the Republican party the loss of the Centennial state in the election next November. can leaders for national chairman, but was d forced upon them by the impetuous and president and will be merely a figure head, the mouthpiece of his creator and his willing servant. Cortelyou gave the committee to understand that as chairman he would be the whole thing and would not accept dictation from anyone; but he very judiciously refrained from including the man who made him as among those from whom he would not accept any dictation. Joseph Lippm an has succeeded Perry: S. or semi-month- ly inter-mounta- post-offi- in STRICTLY MR. JOHN MORRISON, Tho Great Irish Singer. IRWIN A MAYER Eccentric Dancing Crayon Drawing. E. R. GOURLEY'8 FREE PRIZE8 At the Lyceum Theater Commencing Monday Matinee, June 27, and for the entire week, each 10c ticket will entitle the holder to on the free drawing for the following: 7 1250.00 IN FREE PRIZE8. Two City Lots, worth 8100.00 each, given by the management Pair 8hoes, (ladles' or gent's) given Shoe company. by Beautiful Framed Picture, given by Ross' book store. One Hundred Bread Tickets, given by the Hess Steam Bakery. 8ilk Umbrella, (ladies' or gent's) given by F. M. Xye. Ice Cream Freezer or Jointed Fish Pols, given by Boyle Hardware Co. Drawing takes place on the stage and UTAHNA-0-8COP- NEW MOVING PICTURES. E. at the New Pavilion Dancing POSITIVELY THE FINEST FLOOR THE 8TATE. IN Prices of Admission I TEMPERANCE RE80RT. THE WEEK OF JUNE 27 London Modern Hava You a Cough? A dose of Ballard's Horehound Syrup will relieve It Have you a cold? A dose of Herblne at bedtime and frequent small doses of Horehound Syrup during the day will remove It Try It for whooping cough, for asthma, for consumption, for bronchitis. Mrs. Jos McGrath, 887 East First T street, Hutchinson, Kan., writes: have used Ballard's Horehound Syrup In my family for S years, and find It the heat and most palatable medicine I ever used." 85c, 50c and $1. Sold by Geo. F. Cave, druggist A MONS. DUBECS DOG, CAT, MONKEY 8HOW. w self-wille- Heath as manager of the Salt Lake Tribune. Mr. Lippman is a wellknown lawyer of ability, a recent member of the firm of Powers, Straup & Lippman, and also holds the important office of United States district attorney for Utah. Mr. Lippman is a trained newspaper man of large experience, and by the change of 1 its management the Tribune will be the gainer A TRAP PLATFORM. in every way. The State Journal extends congratulations and wishes Mr. Lippman pleasConcerning the national platform of the ure and success in the administration of the Republican party adopted at Chicago, Chair- onerous duties of his high and responsible poman Cowherd, of the Democratic congression- sition. al committee, declares that it establishes a record for timidity and evasion that it is reThe Associated Press reports that Senamarkable mainly for what it does not say. tor Fred T. Dubois, who is now in St. Louis The labor situation is as acute as at any as a delegate from Idaho to the Democratic time in our history, yet there is no announce- national convention, when asked what he ment in regard to it. There is no longer war in thought of the presidential outlook, said he .the Philippines. Surely the country is entitled saw The Idaho delenothing but Parker. at least to know what is to be the future poligation are instructed for Hearst and will, of cy as to these islands the Philippine plank course, cast one vote for that gentleman. Sendoes not disclose it. ator Dubois is also reported as having said The tariff plank is an open straddle to be that Cleveland cannot be nominated and that used as a promise of reduction of duty to the Parker will be the nominee because there is voters and a pledge of maintenance to the no other man. manufacturers. Governor Cummings says: Tt justifies the Iowa idea.' General Industrial Utah, published says: It is a stand pat plank.' Chairby the Industrial Publishingcompany, atOgden man Payne says: 'It leaves the question B. F. Thomas, manager, purports to be a pubopen.' It was evidently not intended as a lication devoted to the agricultural and hortiplank, but a trap. cultural interests of the counThe platform says: 'Our administra which it devotes considertion of the great departments of the govern- try, notwithstanding able space to politics. The number issued toment have been honest. This in the face of day roasts the Republican boss and declares the notorious frauds discovered in the that he is doubtless the most mendacious liar department, the scandals in the land in Utah. Few, if any, will be found to disand Indian bureau, which the secretary of the pute that assertion of Industrial Utah. interior is with so much Gros-ven- on his feet. UTAHNA PARR Adults, 10c; Children, 9 DONT FAIL TO SEE PAU8CHAUUT. The Indian wonder turning whits within ths Past thirty-fiv- e year Attributed to Prayer. Dont't fall to enjoy yourself with theWomen of Woodcraft TONIGHT WHY NOT BUY A HOME? I have some good ones to be sold Monthly cheap. payments, If you like. K 8. BOLAPP, Eccles Building. $2 Afi IK HANDSOMELY Buys a 42-Pie- ce DINNER SET DECORATED AND TRACED IN GOLD, AT WHEELWRIGHT BROS. PHONE 147-- Sale Big Crockery WASHINGTON . STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION 1 Among the delegates to the Democratic national convention will be Senators Teller and Dubois and former Senators Cannon, Pettigrew and Towne, and Representative John A. Lind of Minnesota, all of whom bolted the Republican national convention held in St. Louis in 18 and all of whom are now prominent members of the Democratic party. Judge Gray definitely announces that be will not be a candidate for the presidential nomination, and accompanies this announcement by an expression in favor of the nomination of Grover Cleveland. The State Ledger, of Reno, Nev., which temporarily suspended publication last October, has resumed. No. 1 of volume five was issued last Wednesday. - OF The Ogden State Bank of Ogden. Utah, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS Sunday night See prizes in Boyle Hardware Co.'s JUNE 30, 1904. show windows. RESOURCES. Farce. Edison's most realistic pictures "Bombardment of Port Arthur. ' ' ADMISSION Cts. 10 Loans and Discounts ..$ .'. Overdrafts 589,858.18 7.110.54 U. S. Bonds, Stocks and Warrants 85.332.00 Banking House Furniture and Fixtures Other Beal Estate '. Cash and Sight Exchange 22,000.00 11,703.21 480,271.87 81,105,075.81 LIABILITIES. CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF NEW YORK STOCKS Furnished by the Ogden Brokerage Co. 370 St; Twenty-fift- h Phono 215. Capital Stock Paid In Surplus and Undivided Profits Banks Deposits, Individuals Deposits, $ 100,000.00 84,948.14 $ 75.882..41 970.129.67 894.287.26 ce concealing difficulty, and the forced adjournment of congress in order to prevent any investigation, must be taken as either sarcasm or humor. The negro plank is the only honest plank in the platform it is infamous. McKinley's noble utterances above Southern graves, his openly recognized policy of a white rule for the Southern states was thought by patriotic men to signal the death of sectionalism. Roosevelt's negro policy joined to Lodge's force bill will revive it. The Crumpackcr resolution, discarded by the Republicans of the house .and senate alike, has been forced by the president upon his party. It will prove the worst mistake among many. Every patriotic citizen who is anxious for his country's future, wishing to see preserved the purity of the AVENUE 2476 Dee-Stanfo- rd Sea the Best 8how in Town given by our Big Specialty company, and concluding with a Laughable One Act $1,105,075.81 Friday, July 1, 1904. Louisville AN.... 1I0V Missouri Paclfle .. 90V 9 Colo. F. A I Copper 72V Atchison eoia V4V Atchison pfd Mil Smelter enm Smelter pfd Alton eom Baltimore A Ohio. SO 40 Brooklyn Canadian Pee.... 124V 1142 Met. Traction Che. A Ohio Rio Grande com Con. 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