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Show UTAH DAILY PAGE FOUR Utah State Journal I At the Theaters j Ogden, Utah. J X I OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE PEOPLE STATE On the Funny Bone 13. 1905. X are few American actresses Miss Helen Gould recently entertained at luncheon at her residence a numaccomplished as much ber of little girls from a charituble inHIS SIDE OF IT. Margaret Anglin, w ho is coining to the stitution. Grand Ojtera house March 15th, yet At the end of the luncheon Miss have deferred so long her Initial showed to the children some of Gould excommunicated l'miik fii'iiiiiii Rut it was Miss the beautiful contents of her house. star. a iis a and editor bt'i'jiiiM1 he, ih an She showed them books, carved Italilcxi re that she should become refused to follow liin ecclesiastical Anglins ian furniture, tapestries and marbles. of women foremost niiinng the leading Here, she wild. "Is a beautiful jeadiT. At the trial in thin city that the us to country before she ventured statue, a statue of Minerva." caae wax made ugainst him. llix de- xume From the stellar "Was she married?' asked a lltile responsibilities. folIn the fense la dearly presented time she played "Roxane" to Richard glrL from yesterday's editorial lowing No, my child," said Miss GoulJ. Mansfield's "Cyrano de Bergerac, with Tribune: smiling. "She was the goddess of wisInsuch distinguished success, it wag dom. Cincinnati Enquirer. "In talking with a priest of the Morevitable that she should ultimately mon church of high degree the other Little Harrys affection for his old lake her place high among the first is all that the affection of day, It became apparent to the Tribgrandmother actresses. native of group child he for a grandparent. should a une that him gospel was comjirlaed in Mansfield's Since her appearance as the proposition, Follow your leader. leading woman, Miss Anglin has en- One morning, when he was "snuggling his plump little In her bed, he He assumed that Joseph F. Smith was joyed a succession of brilliant New arms around her put neck and said: wide a pluylng his leader, and that it did not make York achievements, "Gramma, Til tell you a big sequit range of roles as leading woman of Smith K. In all what difference Joseph any the Empire Theater Stock company, If you won't ever tell anybody said or did. it was proper to follow hi which culminated so far as her career the world. Having bound herself to secrecy, ami word by repetition in apeerr and the In that celebrated organisation is con- even "crossed her heart," the old lady cerned, by a masterful interpretation was made the action by repetition in deed. recipient of the followArthur Joness Dane in of Mrs. Henry "Let us analyse this and see if, anyconfidence: ing Defense." Dane's ""Mrs. striking play, Well, gramma, some day Im going where and under any circumstances, Miss Anglin has entered her stellar to get married to you can't guess this kind of doctrine can have any career under a long term contract with who? Frank L. Parley, who will Manager ethical standing. "No, I'm afraid I cannot. her here In a drama of powpresent F- Smith has committed perTo you gramma!" Lipplncott's. "Joseph erful emotional quality with Frank jury. playother and important Worthington There la In Philadelphia a young "Then the follower must commit per- ers In her supporting company. architect who, though entitled by birth jury, and if detected and prosecuted he and breeding to enter the sacred premust suffer fine and imprisonment. cincts of Quaker City society, has always affected a supreme indifference "Joseph F. Smith violated the laws social distinction, even going so far has he Who takes the risk of you to of the bind; broadly speaking, as to evince a disinclination to observe in of them. defiance lived the conventionalltiea liking his tea? Then it is proper for the follower This young man tells a good story that when he on to do the same thing, and if detected How much risk do you had himself. Itto, appears and been accepted by. proposed and prosecuted he must suffer for his the young woman who is now bis wife think there is? prime. he began at once to talk of the wed"Joseph F. Smith has apostatised Your (ROW Mura your K mamqf yM das'! lib ding arrangements. 8killirW Boob We will." suggested the young man. from the Mormon creed. do without some of the ridiculous "Then it is proper for the follower business of marriage. RAISING TREES FOR TIES. to do the same thing. railroad has ap- We will go away somewhere by ourThe Pennsylvania "Joseph F. Smith has bargained for no parently adopted as a permanent policy selves, my dear; there will be "flourplaces for himself and his progeny in and will expand its Idea of creating ish. no cards, no ceremony Whereupon the girl indignantly Inhigh station In the church, so that they a forest reserve of Its own from which need terrupted with this observation: its shall never need to work, as other men to draw My dear, we may dispense with the Nearly SOO.OOO trees have alunderstand work, and so that tney may of ties.been in western Penn- flourish, but I shall certainly Insist upplanted ready be able to lead lives of ease and lux- sylvania, and some 800,000 more are to on the ceremony!" Harper's Wfcekly. ury at the expense of the tolling peo- he set out In the coming year on waste The proprietor of philosophy, land belonging to the company in variple. and full of enthusiasm, only "Then the ambition or the follower ous parts of the state. Yet this isneeds came Into the sitting room. if the increasing should he to live comfortably for life of the railroad are to be met from Its "What a beautiful woman Mrs. Raywithout work. own reserve It will be necessary to mond la! he exclaimed. "I have Just In "Joseph F. Smith has five wives and plant 1.800,000 trees annually for thir- had such a pleasant talk with ber but store. book vast the this, A undertaking years. ty forty-tw- o children; but we pause at His wife looked up from her sewing. It is based upon sound principles of the suggestion that the follower should economy. Now that our "boundless "John!" she exclaimed. "Where 1s your follow this example, because there forests have been swept away by the collar The professor of philosophy put his could then be only one hundred and lumbermen, the problem of reforest! samore urgent. It hand to his throat. "I must have left n fifty millions of husbands In the world, tin is daily growing Is a work which must be done, and the It at the barber shop. Yes, thats it and six hundred millions of men would sooner the better. What great rail- I went to the barber shop, thtn to the be compelled to go without wives. And road corporations are doing, not In any book store. Why, he ended, lamely, this would condemn six hundred mil- spirit of philanthropy, but on a cold Mrs. Raymond would think It very lions of men, acocrdlng to the Mor- basis of business prudence and fore- careless of me to appear In public will have without my collar, wouldn't she? mon creed, to the torments of hell fire sight. the rest of the country said his wife. "Perhaps to do. "Rather, and brimstone. you'd better call her up and tell her HAVE ALL BEET GROWERS how It happened. "Candidly, this doctrine of 'follow MADE CONTRACTS? "Exactly. said the professor. leader1 is all rot when you work the time will soon come when the The The professor went to the telephone. thing out. fanners who are going to raise sugar "Hello,' central, hello. Hello Is this Joseph F. Smith would not have fol- beets for the Amalgamated Sugar com- Mrs. Raymond? Yea? Well, really. It lowed his leader an hour arter reach- pany will want to commence planting was very stupid of me, Mrs. Raymond, weathof ing mature years, but that he knew the beet seed.anThe present fineand the but. you know, I had been Ithinkingforand indicates er quite spring, early something important, that the Smiths would come to their Sugar company should have the con- got to put on my collar. I oh ah! own, as he termed it; and that they tracts all In at once, so they will know good-bwould not be followers, but leaders. As how many drills to send to each settleThe professor suddenly hung up the he conducts It, it is a graft for the ment and how much beet seed. Let receiver. He gave utterance to a mild his contract at once exclamation. leader, and naturally as he proclaims every farmer getThe field superintenwithout delay. "John! exclaimed his wife. the creed, it is: Follow your leader,' dent has visited the settlements in "She says she hasnt been out of the "But there Is a day of reckoning com- Weber and Davis counties for tbe pur- house today. groaned the professor. pose of meeting farmers, but many did H. R. K. in Harper's Magasine ing for the Smiths. not meet him. Each Saturday the farmers can find Mr. Pingree in his Hospital Bhip Suppliea President Harper, of the University office In the First National bank buildThe material for flttlag up a hosof Chicago, has so far recovered as to ing in Ogden city. This matter should pital ship was sent from Toulon by the French Red Cross society to Rusbe able to pay John D. Rockefeller a not be neglected. , sia. It Includes 580 beds, 500 chests There his New at visit Jersey home. Bull Fighter Made Much Money. of various necessities, 23 cases of ' are some apparently healthy people In mata- medicaments, 2,000 half bottles of The emoluments of a Kansas who would not undertake that dor of the first rank Spanish appear to be champagne. 53 cases of Saumur and trip. quite equal to those of an English 2,000 vessels of sterilized milk. The fajockey of equal prominence. At New Haven Dr. John Noxan, aged mous matador, l.ou!s Mazzantlnl, reSeek Fortunes in Mines Seventy-fouIs accused by his wife, tired from the bull ring after a profesHundreds of workingmen are flocktwenty-threof career sional with having kissed years. aged seventy-fiving to Le Brlscs mining camp. In SoAnd His total profits, vithout Including nora, Mexico. As a bis housekeeper, aged sixty-fivresult, labor Is to amounted scarce In other disyet some fools think we might belter living butexpenses, very becoming he lost 80,000 in unlucky tricts of the slate and wages are gobe dead after we have passed the age He looks howforward, speculations. and bounds of sixty years. ever, to enjoying his otlum cum dlgni-tat- ing up by leaps on the Alto80,000 remaining. ' Mr. Patrick, the New Tork lawyer, gether Mazzantlnl has killed In the Japa Favorite Lantern. bulls. London Globe. A 3,500 favorite will who be convicted of murder, re' ring design for lanterns used In the processions to celebrate the leased from Ring Ring to piead his own Fiendish Buffering Japanese victories la one having on cause, will not be suspected of trying Us four sides the Rising Sun, the is caused often sores, and ulcers by to throw the case. cancers that eat away your skin. Wm. Union Jack, the Italian flag and the licdell of Flat Rock, Mich., says: "I Stars ripes. Out in Washington a preacher was have used Rucklens Arnica Salve for Ulcers, Sores and Cancers. It Is the Be Sincere. dragged from his pulpit and tarred and best healing dressing I ever found. feathered by a mob. He was a Holy Soothes Associate reverently and as much and heals cuts burns and Roller. The mob was a holy terror. scalds. 25c at Ogden drug stores; as yon can with your loftiest thoughts. Mans noblest gift to man la his singuaranteed. for it embraces hie integrity cerity, Cache county business men who will also. The finest usee of things are Is Good in Temper Harness. the accidental. Routine is a Thing hereafter boycott Bait Lake business ground "I wouldnt give much for a man to stand on, a wall to men are respectfully invited to stop to. Be retreat that hasn't temper, says D. L. Moody. absolutely and off at Ogden on their way down. faithfully what you "Steel isnt good for anything if it are; be humbly what you aspire to. hasnt got temper. But when temper Disappointment will make us In violation of state law advertisers convergets tbe mastery over me, I am its sant with the noblest part of our naare defacing with signs the boulders slave and it la a source of weakness. ture. render men the best asThe law should he It may be made a great in the Canyon. power for sistance by letting them see how rare all enforced. good through my life and help me; a thing it Is to need any assistance. 4 or It may become my greatest enemy London Answers. Uneasiness and discontent are from within and rob me of power, reported from Dowies Zion City. Some The current in some rivers la so Poachers Shrewd Trick. may be expected strong as to make them useless for disfellowshipments A poacher, writing In the Country navigation. soon. Gentleman of London, says: "When i left home at night to go poaching I are it Willies wondering why Weary Philadelphia Makes Up. an end of a candle burnEven Mexico must thrust Its Jibs always left Is so difficult for Japs to secure a Tie In a saucer of water in my beding at us. The Mexican Herald declares: pass. this was arranged so that It It was, perhaps, quite natural that room; would splutter out atmut 10 o'clock, KNIGHT8I Mr. ATTENTION, Schwab should take his rest cure as If I had extinguished it and lu Philadelphia. This leads us to just retired for the night. This I did beAll members of Ogden Iodgo, No. Irrelevantly observe that If Mexico cause 1 discovered that the 2, Knights of Pythias, are earnestly rekeepers would give greater attention to supwere given to watching my house for Hall to at be Castle quested present this evening; important work to be pressing Us yellow fover and its mosIgna of my leaving, and U waa a long in first conferred rank. Visiting quitoes we should be very much time before they found that a candle obliged. Philadelphia Record. brothers cordially invited to attend. could go out without human agency. There who Mor-nio- MARCH MONDAY, JOURNAL, have I n, HERE IJIEY are the handsomest line we ever had the pleasure of (r ever improvement and convenience at present know that on will be greatly pleased with the style, construction, pri time payment plan. up-to-da- Ul,J te 'e kno - : Our New Carpets Are Going' Fast . Hava you .elected your, y.t? Now i. the tima to Mcure moat attractive daaign. at tha lowa.t price, on th. market ' thay war. bought befor. th. advance and wa giy. y0u th d low price. " ' of thi - 4 TEA ' ever-growi- The Famous Buck Range Is Here Thia is tha range you have boon waiting for. Wo now have them and gladly show you wherein it is superior to all others. It is the range with a hot blast fire box and white ommelod oven. wo will You Can Buy on Easy Terms YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD ng absen- t-minded r y. r, e e, e. 160,-1)0- e NO EXCESS FARE CHARGES NICKEL PLATE ROAD. ON Its trains are composed of the beat equipment, consisting of through vestl-bule- d sleeping cars, in both directions, between Chicago, Cleveland, Buffalo, New York, Boston, nd intermediate points, with unexcelled Dining Car Service, meals being served In Nickel Plate dining cars on the American Club Meal Tlnn, ranging in price from 85 cents to 81.00; mid-da- y luncheon, 50 cents. Train No. 2, leaving Chicago at 10:15 j a. m., daily, has through vestibuled sleepers for Boston, via Nickel Plate, West Shore and Boston it Maine roads, and through vestibuled sleepers to New York and intermediate points, via Nickel Plate and both the Lackawanna and West Shore roads. Train No. 4, leaving Chicago at 2:30 p. ni., dally, has through vestibuled sleeping cars for Buffalo, New York and intermediate points. .Train No. 6, leaving Chicago at 9:15 p. m., daily, has through vestibuled sleeping cars for Ft. Wayne, Cleveland, Erie, Buffalo, New York and intermediate points, arriving at New York City early the second morning. Rates always the lowest. Write, 'phone or call on nearest ticket agent, or Chas. E. Johnson, District Passenger Agent, Nickel Plate road, 205 Century building, Denver, Colo. .Chicago depot. La Salle and Van Buren streets. Have Troubles. Everybody worries about money. Oh, I dont know;' some men are o rich Thata Just it Poor men worry they cant get money, and the rich man worries for fear It will get away from him." All 1 OPENING OF & New Shirt Waists With the utmost confidence we invito the trade to on inspection of our eurpsssingly strong lino of Lawn and , Jap Silk Waists for the of spring season.. In variety, exclusiveness, originality and beauty all excel efforts. former design they A specially strong showing at tha following prices: White Sheer Lawn Waists, dainty tucks and embroidery tfv insertions, at and Off, White Sheer Lawn Waists, dainty tucks, embroidery L7uv lace insertions, at AH White Sheer Lawn Waists, dainty tucks, embroidery and lace insertions, at White Sheer Lawn Waists, dainty tucks, hemstitched, em- - d? -- T? broidery arid lace trimmings, at White Sheer Lawn Waists, dainty tucks, hemstitched, em- C J CQ " at broidery and lace trimmings, Fine Quality Wash Jap Silk Waists, all tucked $2.50 Fine Quality Wash Jap Silk Waists, lace Insertions ana tucks, at. em- Fine Quality Wash Jap Silk Waists, all tucked and hroldered French knots, at Fine Quality Wash Jap Silk Waists, lace yoke and lace insertion trimmings, at 0,75 ,75 bo-oau- Financially Speaking. say that your the Intimate You don't mean to said wife la fickle?" Irlend. Well, not exactly," replied the aewly married man, as he Jingled the ceys in hla otherwise empty pockets, but shes mighty fond of change. With the Minstrels. Bones Say, Ive got something that will tickle yon. Interlocutor What Is it, Mr. Bones? Bones A feather. How the Frenchman Read Hie Book. "A curious way to read a book waa what I saw the other day coming up from New Orleans, said J. T. Simpson of Chicago. It waa In a Pullman sleeping car, and we bad a pretty good crowd of northbound tourists. Among them waa a queer looking Frenchman; at least, I Judged he waa ueh. On his seat I noticed a dozen paper back novels. Shortly after breakfast be began reading one ol these at the open window by hla seat. As anon as he finished a page he tore it off neatly and threw It out the window. The books were all In French, and before we got to Atlanta he had road three and scattered the Frrrrh printed pages for hundreds ol wl'ctt." Albania Cousiitutlnn Lyceum Theatre J. H. YOUNG, Manager. . Week Commencing Monday, March CLAUDE OTTO FIECHTLS' QUARTETTE, Tyrloean Warblers. FEELEY, The Firoutte CHARLES GARRITY SISTERS, Song and Dance Artists. 13th King- - DGRAU. Comedian. WHARTON AND LsROY, White and Black Face Comedian BENT VINCENT, Baritone. COMING MARCH 20th The Okabe Japanese Compaq EDISON MOVING PICTURES. |