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Show DAILY JOURNAL E Parads Tonight Will Elsctrical Most Gorgeous Display Evar Seen in tha Hub. CRIPPLE CREEK. Colo., Aug. IS John S. Hall, representing the Mercantile company Inter-mounta- in of Unite, Mont., yesterday afternoon took charge of the union store and stock In Cripple Creek and Victor. The debts of the two store aggregate while the stock sold for $1,700. Mr. Hall paid the balance. It Ik believed that Mr. Hall may be ordered to leave the district this afternoon. This Is liable to bring on a complication wherein the case will be taken into the United States court, owning to the fact that the company is a foreign The result will be watched here with considerable Interest Pearl Skelton, who waa arrested a few weeks ago near Tueblo, presented bond to the sheriff this morning. No artlon baa been taken, but he may be released late this evening. Skelton la charged with complicity in' the Independence depot explosion. Ills bond Is fixed in the sum of $5,000. No more prisoners have been released front the county jail since last Saturday, when eight men secured their liberty on bonds. 68,-70- 0, Inter-mounta- in IOWA EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS IN 8ES8ION COUNCIL RLUFFS. la., Aug. 18. There was a large attendance of editors and publishers today at the opening of the joint convention of the Upper Pea Moines Editorial association and the Western Editorial association. The visitors are the guests of Council of the Commercial Rluffa. At the initial session this afternoon the speakers include 8. (1. floidthwaite of Roone, E. T. Childs of Diininp, P. 8. Junkln of Corning and Elmer E. Johnson of Rockwell City. Congressman Walter I. Smith has ac cepted an Invitation to address the meeting tomorrow. BIG LOG ROLLING Bs New and in'iSToX, Aug. IS. Business visitdivided the time of the ors to. the Grand Army national today. The sessions of and the the G. A. R. encampment meetings of the several auxiliary organisations were cut short in order to permit the delegates to take part In the great automobile ride this afterof noon. Thanks to the generosity the automobile owners of .Boston and vicinity several thousand machines of were placed at various description the dispoKil of the entertainment committee. In these gaily decorated vehicles the veterans left Symphony Hull at 1 o'clock this afternoon and in two divisions began a twenty-mil- e tour over the historic road leading through Cambridge, Arlington, Lexington and Concord. Returning to the city this evening tlie visitors will be treated to still another of the elaborate features of entertainments arranged In their honor. This will be the great electrical parade, which promises to be one of the most novel and gorgeous spectacles ever witnessed in this city. It will be a parade of Illuminated floats, proceeding over the surface railroads, representing sixteen of the most im portent events of American history, Including tlie birth of the nation, the purchase of the Louisiana territory, the Civil war and the acquisition of the Philippines anil other Insular possessions. Another notable event of the evenof the ing will he the great camp-fir- e Woman's Relief Corps. In order to accommodate the large crowd expected It has been decided to hold the meeting In Mechanics building. Governor Rates and Mayor Collins will deliver addresses of welcome In behalf of the state and city respectively, and other will he General John C. speakers Black. Mrs. Sarah Winans, national president of Ihe W. R. C.. and Miss Clara Barton. FAIRBANKS FAMILY REUNION AT HISTORICAL HOMESTEAD AT McCOOK McCOOK. Two Neb., Aug. thousand members of the Modern Woodmen of Amerlcn are attending the log rolling began here today under the auspices of the Southwestern Nebraska Log Rolling association Band concerts, competitive drills and amusements of various kinds are feat-urof the three days program. Gov. Norris and Mickey. Congressman other men of wide prominence are to he among the speakers. 18. Nominee York Times Says Would Load Country in Wisdom and Poaca. ea ii- Golden Gate Coffee appeals particularly to those who enjoy good coffee. It coffee perfection. ht tOLGR Pleasure CONGRESS AMERICANIST VENES AT 8TUTTGART. of Wurtenborg King William Read Paper on Our Early History. CON- Will Territory and Texas invite the and others In search of a profitable Investment and business com petency, there is another field along the Frisco System quite recently opened to those interested In a personal betterment of financial re- er sources. June 1st, the line of railroad heretofore known as the SL 'Louis, Memphis & Southwestern (now Frisco System),-waextended to SL Louis,1 thus making a territory In Missouri and Arkansas, along the west bank of the Mississippi river, accessible by On st 437 25th The management of the Journal will consider It a favor If subscribers win report promptly any of capers. Telephone 164. non-dellvc- ry U No. 12 No. -P- jintl dally acific arrive. ' felt Lake City. Provo, and all point Not Denver east, dally Mail Padflc from i,.tt Denver. Pueblo, Leadvllle. Salt Lake city and all points east dally and 9(jght. - .'.ro.m..sw 7M Th City, tou. Dont waste time and money by dosing yourself with medicine to relieve that severe headache. It no doubt ia caused by strain on the eyes due to overwork of some of the delicate muscles. A careful examination here will be given you free and glasses not prescribed unless I can guarantee relief. A. BENTON, General Areiit P.I.. ... pertinent, Salt Lake City. !. A. HENRY, Ticket Agent, Ogden. 1. B. GILSON, Agent, Ogden. TIME CARD in Effect June J. T. RUSHMER, Expert Manufacturing Optician 2413 Washington Ave. No. 8 Depart for North Pocatello and Express, Aiily Fast Mall for No. 7 Drakes Easy Money Loaned salaried people same day asked for without security or indorsement, without knowledge of employer or any one; payments to suit. LOWE8T RATES! BE8T TERMS1 Your credit once established at my office you can get money at a moment's notice. Call and get my terms before going elsewhere. DRAKE 1 Eccles Bldg. Open 8:30 to 7:30,; 10 to 11 Sunday 410-1- For Two Weeks l:a Poca- Portland. 12:05 p.n Cache Valley Ex7:15 p. a. press, dally Arrive from North Ogdsn. No. 8 Fast Mali from Portland and Butte, dally 7:Naa No. 12 Cache Valley Ex10:Maa. press, dally No. 10 Pocatello Express No. 1:01 pa dally Depart for 8outh of Ogdsn. 8 From Portland, Butte and Pocatello, for Balt 7:25 a a Lake City Locel to Salt Lake City No. 12 Cache Valley to 8alt No. $0Z of Ogden. Butts dally No. ONLY 19, 1931, No. 11 No. 4 AUGUST 8, and tello D. COMMENCING 1:11 tor h,mlu-- Express Denver. Pueblo, frem Balt Lake City'.n?, points east, daily... Pacific Limited from j,.,. No. 5 Eye Time ' l!l 1:15 No. D. 8lf Salt Lake City, Puebft Denver and all east 2372 Vashington 500-- for points east.... ni ' alWiif No. (nbertaker Tel. depart Mail City. Provo Leadvllle. Puebiofe' veriAtid all pcntr ALBERT F. RICHEY Open Day Ju,t(1 To Balt nd In termed,? ' points, daily No. Phone 150 In Effect Atlantic Lk' Phone 174. I:10lb 10:45aa Lake City 2 Limited for Balt Lake 1:20 pa City, dally 10 From Portland and for Salt Pocatello 1:10 p.m. Lake City, dally Arrive from South of Ogdsn. But.e and Pocatello Express from Balt Laku City and Intermediate points, dally. ...12:48aa No. 8 Atlantic E x pr e s s from Salt Lake City No. 9 CA8H. WILL. BUY ONE TON ANTHRACITE COAL SHURTLIFF & GO. Office Yard 2041 Rosa Book Store. Wash. Phone 18 K.18X C. J. A. Lindquist UNDERTAKER and EMBALMER 520-Open All Night Tele? 2620 Washington Arc. Ogden, Utah. ll and Intermediate 8.80 a a points, dally Na 7 Pocatello and Port- land Express from Salt Lake City, dally.U:20an No. 1 Fast Mail from Salt 2:30 p. Lake City, dally ExNo. 11 Cache Valley press from Salt Lake Iiilp-tCity, flatly a 70 s way of St. Ixrals. The present service consists of passenger train leaving Union Station M0 a. m. dally, for Cape Girardeau, Luxora, Carruthersvllle and Intermediate points to Memphis, also the Cape Girardeau accommodation (dally), leaving Union Station 4:20 p. m. Some years since, perhaps a quarter of a century, this section was avoided by reason of want of development or progressiveness; now, however, it Is considered equal, as the homeseeker and investor may measure, to Oklahoma, Indian Territory or Texas. The change In condition throughout was accomplished by large governmental expenditure, a progressive people and extended railroad facilities promoted and maintained by the Frisco System, operating, as It does, nearly 700 miles of railway In the Immediate Missis-- , sippl Valley, less than 800 miles distant from SL Louis. The soil Is exceedingly fertile, crops Invariably abundanL timber Interests extensive and resourceful. Those desiring additional particulars will receive Immediate response. Address, Passenger Traffic Department, FRISCO SYSTEM, SAINT LOUIS. No. Laundry,,., 'j home-seek- Crd The Ogdet Steam 1 the f. rnmWwm to open a package from our laundry. And why? Because the work Is done the way you like It done done to please you, dong without being all worn ouL and lta delivered on time. BERLIN, Aug. 18. The International Americanist Congress began Us sessions at Stuttgart today under the patronage of the King of Wurtern-ber- g. The congress is well attended by American, English, German, Italian, French and Spanish scholars, who are experts on the subjects to be discussed. During the five days it will be in session the congress will discuss: The native people of America, according to origin, geographical distribution, history, physical constitution, speech, material culture, mythology, culture, morals and habits; the monuments and ancient costumes of the American continent; the history of the discovery and settling of the new continent. King William of Wurtemberg will read a paper on several Interesting but unpublished documents on American early history recently discovered among the royal archives at Stuttgart The Spanish government will lay before the congress numerous highly Brooklyn Eagle: Judge Parker's state documents, throwing formal and strong reply will com- Important on Columbus and the history of light mand the respect of all Democrats. It his contemporary adventures In the will meet the desire und expectation of real Independents. It should die Amelrcan hemisphere. appoint such Republicans as pardonto Judge Parker. But whether they ably hoped for error or "breaks. The do or not, he has shown himself a tone is Judicial. The temperament and man worthy of their confidence Und training of the judge are that. The their suffrages, and has already The quality Is frank and honorable. wrought a great work for his country man's character Is that The proposl by pointing It to the things which tions are moderate. They take into mske for its peace and true grandeur. account not only sound principles, but existing facts. His speech as a mental Judge Parker Washington Post: and a moral indication of the Demo- aligns himself with the most enlightcratic nominee could not well be Im- ened and patriotic thoughts of the naproved. The Intellects, the training tion. and the conservatism of the man are Philadelphia Ledger: That which apparent. will Inevitably Impress the thoughtful, New York Herald: Judge Parkers unprejudiced reader of Mr. Parker's speech accepting the nomination Is speech is its fine conservatism, the not stamped with the aggressive qual- Judicial tone which characterises It, ity suggested by his telegram to the the broad, profound spirit of patriotSt. Louis convention. It is Impersonal, ism free from ail demagogism serene and dispassionate as an opln which pervades every part of It, and Ion handed down from the bench. It the scholarly form of It appeals not to popular sentlmeVit or Baltimore Herald: The address Is prejudice, but to the sober thought of characterised the people. He condemns the ten by clear and direct on matter alluded to, statement every dency toward government by an inand the courage of the writer Is undividual and urges a return to a of laws based on the consti- mistakable. The administration of the government with such a man as tution, saying: "If we would have our government president would necessarily he on a continue during the ages to come for high plane. the benefit of those who shall succeed us, we must ever lie on our guard FERTILE VALLEY OF THE MISSISSIPPI against the dnnger of usurpation of that authority which resides in the While it is true Oklahoma, Indian whole people." Good! g: Vi, It's a Real The tone of New York Times: Parker's speech of acceptance Judge in perfect keeping with the sobered Since seitKe of the American people. not all we have been 1898 at the year times quite in our sober senses. War The fever la an exciting business. has lingered in our blood. The flush of it departs but slowly from some faces much In the view of the people, and the heat and passion of battle now and then glow again In the language of our chief public men. Judge Parker talks to us as one who from some high place looks across the smiling busy land, and In calm discourse re minds this people of certain well-knoprinciples of conduct and of government which they should not allow themselves to forget, and by oc casion indicates errors of policy and behavior which it wquld benefit them to set right. He talks as one who If raised to the presidency would lead the country In the ways of wisdom, In the paths of peace. DEDHAM, Mass., Aug. 18. From all over tlie world descendants of Jonn than Fairbanks, founder of one of the oldest families in America, have assembled here for their third annual reunion. The family association numbers thousand of members, prominent among them lieing Senator Charles W, Fairbanks, the Republican candidate for and Secretary Vic tor A. Metcalf. The reunion, which will Inst several days, ia being held at the IRISH LEADER JOHN REDFairbanks homestead, which was New Tork Staats-ZeitunMOND IS COMING OVER Nobody built of timbers brought over by the can sneer now that the Democratic original Fairbanks settler from Eng- candidate has nothing to say. He has LONDON. Aug. IS. John Redmond, land. In 1633. leader of the Irish National party, la spoken, and in imposing, convincing and plain language he has announced among the passengers on the Teutonic MEXICAN WAR VETERANS his right to the leadership. The warsailing today for Amerlcn. Mr. RedHOLD ANNUAL REUNION fare against tariff and trusts and mond la to lie one of the chief parin conventhe Irish against corruption Is not the main great ticipants BEDFORD, Ind., Aug. 18. The an Issue. More Important is the fight tion to he held in New York the latter uual reunion of- Mexican War Veterans such a spirit which leads to part of August. of Indiana began here today. The city against is elaborately decorated in honor of adventures, and which wants to dislaw and right. The doctrine the visitors. Indiana furnished nearly regard a that strong fist Is alone powerful, 4.0HD soldiers in the Mexican war and the weaker can be disregarded that the reunions of the state association nnd pushed aside, that war and batweie formerly well attended. During tle are the most honorable occupathe last few years, however, death has tion of mankind such are the greatthinned the rank to such an extent that there are now scarcely 250 sur- est dangers which threaten the republic. We must fight against these, viving veterans and of thin number without interruption and with all our many are debarred from attending the annual reunions by their age or in power. Alton B. Parker has fully recognlxed these dangers, and In place flrmitlea. a hysterical desire for of OIL WELLS ARE POOR PROPERTY aggrandizement, which does not permit one to BAKERSFIELD. Aug. 18 The Cali think of the consequences, we shall forulan publishes the new that the find calm consideration, cool Judgment and the reign of law. Such is Standard Oil company has notified producers at the Kern River district the sense of his speech, nnd therefore that, commencing today, it will take it inspires absolute confidence, and. oil at a pril-- not to exceed 11 8 cents for that reason, his speech will bring per barrel. This I a cut of more than to him the hearts of thousands who 20 per cent from the lowest price that were waiting for the moment when he has prevailed for some years past, proved himself to te the selected leadhas caused the liveliest discussion er of Democracy. New York Evening Post: among nil oil men, some of whom de The olare it means disaster to some of th speech make it plain to all that Judge small operators. There is also a short- Pnrker was the right candidate with whom to oppose President Roosevelt. age of railroad cars to haul oil The two men stand for antithetic association of the Independent erators is again being talked of. Ideals, and It Is for the nation to make it choice between them. It Is constituTEXAN HOLINESS CAMPMEETING tionalism versus Imperialism. It Is WOODVILLE, Texas. Aug. 18. Fa law against Impulse. It is the man of vorable auspices marked the opening calm and poise and Judicial habit today of the Southeast Texas IIoll against the Impetuous meddler who ness Campmeeting. The meeting leaps first and asks afterwards what Sold in 1 and 2 lb. aroma-tigwhich Is to last ten days, is under ihe law Is: violates a treaty nnd xho tins by high grade grocer. the general direction of Rev. R. thinks It defense enough, if he says Relle. presiding elder of the Fort hi own "sense of honor" waa satisOX CO. J. A. Worth district. The music Is to be fied. If Americans have got tired Sen Francisco of prominent feature of the program and all the Importers of f ine Coffers sham of militarism, fret,nnd will be In charge of Profs. J. W. Davis and the meretricious glitter of Imand A. B. Hughes. perialism. they will turn with relief hls-tur- 1904. 18, ILL OF MACHINES MADE UNTRAMMELED PRESS OF COUNATTEMPT TO DEPORT HIM MAY THOUSANDS TRY ENDORSES HIS SPEECH. TWENTY-MILTOUR. CAUSE TROUBLE. Pearl Skelton Arrested for Complicity n Dynamiting Outrage Is Allowed Bond of $5,000. AUGUST THURSDAY, PRAISE PARKER IN AUTOMOBILES FEDERATION STONE STATE NDEPENDENTS NINE VETERANS HAS TEHAHT UTAH wMJiBJarv WORLDS FAIR OipTQR' TIME CARD, in Effect Jun NO CHANGE 19, 1 OF CARS depart. TO ST. LOUIS AND RETURN VIA UNION PACIFIC AND WADASH RAILROADS Passengers are landed at main entrance of the Exposition at a convenient hour in the morning, thnn saving time nnd expense on arrival at St. Login, and avoiding ths' great crowds at the big Union Station. 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