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Show DAILY PAGE TWO. CEMENT CONTRACTORS J. W. OF RETIREMENT BULEY & CO. CONTRACTORS AND CONCRETE OF JOHN L. LEWIS CEMENT WORK. ES- UTAH STATE JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1098. long public service, both la Helena and Washington, and then reverted to a clause of the constitution which provides that an elective official shall not absent himself from the state for more than sixty days. He says that he feels his ailment is of such a nature that a permanent reaioratiun cannot ha effected within that lime, adding that after proper rest It la the purpose to return to Helena and resume the practice of Uw. Gov. Toole will spend several months in Southern California. LleutrGov. Edwin Nutria, who sue- ceeded Toole la also a lawyer, bring resident of Dillon. Norris will servo nine months of Toole's term, a new executive being elected this falL It has developed that Qov. Toole haa suffered more or less, having been unable to eradicate from hla system the after-effec- ts of a case at tha grip from which he suffered several years ago. POPULISTS ARE luwi in ! CKGOSIKG CUSSES ta something you don't to trust ta Never buy uT; without having tested. Have it done by m and it will be done tho. oughly and accurately. Thr, will be nothing 'viutiu,-aboIt. Buying sUMe' bther way ta like taking niedu cine in the dark. It s dnrtr oua. FIRST III FIELD ST. LOUIS. April 1. St. Louis will have the houor of entertaining the first BELL GUARANTEED. WORK national political convention of the IMS campaign, tha national aearion of PHONE 1313. 2822 WASH. AYE. the People's party opening here tomor- row. Scores of prominent Populists arrived today and the hotel lobbies are filled with talking and gesticulating delegates. Unlike most political conOpticians ventions. lawyers are In a minority the tho among delegates, larger portion of whom are farmers and men engaged j In small business. The convention all! b called to order tomorrow In tho Olympic Theater. Official headquarters JOHN D's FARM SCHOOL havo been established at the St. James Hotel. It is expected that more than CHICAGO, April 1. In order to sup- a thousand delegates will be In the city ply the demand for educated farmers when ths convention opens. In the middle west. John D. RockefelWhs Will Lead in ths Fight ler's Unlverelt of Chicago will thU A lively discussion of ths probable month Inaugurate a school for the pracfor the presidency Is in candidates tical application of tha science of agriths ut legates today, among progress os The known Agricultural culture. GROUT CHARLES those mentioned being Bryan, among Guild. supported by tea of Chicagos Watson, Hearst and La Follette. NeOGDEN'S LEADING DEALER IN leading business men. Students will, braska's delegation la Instructed for of SEEDS, GRAIN, HAY, SULPHUR, work on the farms at the members Wo received a line of Taffeta Silk Pettlcoata by express, which we several other state delegaand Bryan SALT. the guild, under the direction of an tions Nebraskan. offer at apparently favor ths 352 24th Street. xpert manager, and will receive lec- Thomas Watson, of Georgia, has huntures on tho business management of dreds of admirers and his chances of farms and tho marketing of crops The again being selected to head ths Popwill extend course of Instruction are apparently very good. ulist ticket to through three years and may lead Is much There talk of tho nomination bachelors degree If the student so of Senator Robert La Follette, of Wisstudesires. During the first year each that he ths with consin, understanding dent will receive board, room and wash- would be Indorsed oy the national conPROGRAM for SZ0 per month; These Petticoats sell everywhere for $7.50, but wo ore making a special ing and will be paid ventional of the Independence League. Program far waak eammaneing the second year ISO per month, and the March 30, 1901 will action Is such It unlikely that price on tho shades we now havo In etock changeable and plai- nthird year Z5 per month and at the be PICTURES on as la stated It however, taken, 5.M. At this price wo do not expect these Skirts to hut very long completion of the prescribed course a 1. Mathar-in-Laia a Bara.-3- . that La toilette would and a bonus of 3100 will be good authority diploma Hanar. oo come early and pick out the else ani style you want. Workingman refuse the honor. given. SONG Demand What They 3. On tha Banch Naath the Old Tha Populist platform is forecasted OUT FOR THE PRIZE Willow Traa. In ths convention call, which makes ths PICTURES DENVER, April 1. For the glroy following announcement: 4. Only Thaughtlaaanaaa of 'Hope cannot be placed In ths promeDnver, and, Incidentally for a big 5. Statute an a Spree. awaded ises to be of of either of ths two old parties by 11,009 first pile 9. Betrayed by Ona'a Feat the Eisteddfod, which is to be held at Both have entangling alliance with ths SONG Balt Lak in October, a chorus of 1ZB enemies of ths government and cannot 7. Sine Arra Wanna Married mixed voices Is bring formed to go make substantial progress for reform Barney Carney. under training with Henry Houeely at In this generation. Thus an IndependPICTURES ent party, free from predatory affiliaones. 8. Madam Sampson. John P. Whitts, of Iowa, is the new SETTLES THE GAME will be remembered that a mixed tions, becomes necessary If ths power JAPANESE TOURISTS tl . 9. A Narrow Escape. He ahe , has been chorus directed Henry Houeely wee of monopoly and privilege la to ba takby Ladies' Seuvenir Matinee Thura-daPresident of the Iowa miners sent from Denvtr to compete for tho en from ths banka and stock Jobbers; Nat a cheap, traahy trinket W. D. Ryan, of Illlnota, long conWITH A RIFLE HEADING FOR UTAH first pris given by the musical depart- If the rule of the people la to be rebut a hand same, useful artidee that of nected with tho atato organisation BL and Louis exposition, ment of tha stored in our time. Ths Peoples party any ana will be pleased ta awn. miners is tho new Secretary-Treasure- r. came back bringing ths medal and opposes any system permltlng any class they Cams Thursday aftemeen and Is as la Whits. a Mitchell man Ryan SAN FRANCISCO, March 31. Sixty money with them, having contested of cltlseno to paralyse tho Industries COLUMBUS, Mtaa, March ana. Lewis a Brainy Man with and excelled fifteen organisations. and bankrupt tha Industrious millions. Japanese merchants, bankers and proSpencer ta under arrest chsrH considia new Lewis, tho president, Dr. Daniel Prothero waa adjudicator for To thlo end tho convention has bean fessional men. all with will murdering Charles Wealey la hfc globe trotters, ered a brainy man. He studied law the exposition, and will occupy the called. home her yesterday. It la said fiat on thla the and came up from tho mines like earn arrive in steamship Mtaa city poeltlon at tht fourtr grand Els Spencer was the stake In a cari MitchelL He haa soma elaborate plan NEW AGRICULTURAL BUREAU. Monogolla, due April 3. This party of teddfod of tho region. gams In which Wealey and P. F. for nuking the organisation bigger and Mr. Martin and Mr. Housely are at tourists comprise tho first Japanese Coombea were the players Each of stronger and hla ambition la to gain work and meeting with every encour WASHINGTON, April 1. Professor globe trotters that have ever left their tha players won two games and Is .In tho of tho the confidence way public TOaiBBT If tho Denver choruoio for- J. C. McDowell, of tho North Dakota country aa Cook's tourtata They will tha deciding game with one point to o agement Mitchell haa held It tunate enough to win tho prise It will Agricultural College, haa been appoint- spend two dsya In San Francisco and out Coombes accused Weeley of cheaLewis haa been spoken of aa a fierce mean that tha next Eisteddfod will be ed district overseer In tho bureau of their next atop will bo ot Salt Lake. ting. In the fight which followed Wet-leradical and noma surprise has been held In tho auditorium of this city In farm management for tho district com- They will go oast on tho Overland limhad Coombea on tho floor with a expressed that a radical could bo elect- the autum of 1909. prising Minnesota, North Dakota, South ited, and after taking In points of In- knife at hta throat At this moment ed to such an Important position by Dakota, Michigan and Wisconsin. Ths terest around Chicago and New York, Mtas Spencer ta said to have seised men who havo hud the services for RILEY GRANNAN DYING becomes effective today. appolntmsnt will will visit They Europe. And tha Bif Added rifle and shot Wesley, they a Winchester years of so conservative a leader aa Prof. McDowell ta one of twelve mfcn go east on the Overland limited, and IN NEW RAWHIDE CAMP who died in a few momenta. Attraction John Mitchell. As a matter of fact either no, wat work or shortly to be after taking In points of Interest Mtaa Sponoer claims that tha kfillaf Thomas Lewis la not a radical In the BAN FRANCISCO. April 1. Riley chosen, who are opening up a new line around and New Torit, they waa accidental. Chicago sense word. of the usually accepted Grannan, once a noted plunger and of governmental investigation. To each will visit Europe. . They will travel He ia perhapa quicker to deride than one of tho best known followers of of theee ta assigned a large territory, around tho world before returning to the much-love- d Mitchell, whom he Iheraces In ths United States, ta dying hta principal business being to collect CONFERENCE has, on numerous occasions, opposed, at Rawhide, Nev. He waa stricken Information at first hand as to the Japan. and hla manner of handling the vari- with pneumonia and tha In beat and moat profitable method of ous questions which confront labor the hospital In which he phyeirians Another Element In the Stars. Is a patient faming employed In hta district. Thle & Sir David 0111 recently communi- 8ALT LAKE CITY, APRIL 4, 8win REQULAR POPULAR PRICES leaders la perhapa somewhat less con- hold out no hope for hs recovery. Tele Information ta then to be complied and rate round low The usual trip ciliatory toward opponents; ha also la grams telling of hta affliction war re- aent out through the dally and weekly cated to tho Royal Society a paper be In effect via the Oregon Short Us very atrong willed, but hla reputation ceived today at the Emeryville track. press, the agricultural paper, and spec- by Joseph Lnnt. la which tho author for Conference. Tickets on sole fnss as a fighter la due npre to hla work Several years ago Grannan gained ial bulletin Issued by the department shows that tha rare chemical element Idaho, and for what he thought right within the a reputation aa a europium 1a represented by strong all points up to Spencer, Ogden and spectacular plunger, of agriculture. La (exeept Grande, Oregon lines In tha spectra of the light from organisation, than for any disregard but hta luck left him. From betting b of tha proprieties In his relations with thousands he waa reduced to the stars A returns and Pollux. Mr. stations south) April Znd to Ith, ISA A GOOD PARTNER betting to April return limited for elusive, to Hold confirms Lewis llvea at Bridgeport, dollars, but he stuck to the Lunt also tho previous conIndia. Easy game. He A substantial bank aeceunt employers. Over 70 per cent, of tha natives of clusion of Professor Dyaon that euro- Ticket on sal at Ogden and otatleoi Ohio, and haa been of spent several montha of the makes a goad partner - ana whs present India till tha land; hence tha popula- pium is one of tho elements represent- south, April 1st to (th, inclusive, B the mins workers since the election of will work ta yaur interest; ana whe racing sekson at the track across the tion in scattered and their power of ed In the lines of the spectrum of tho lted to April lZth. Bee O. 8. L. John Mitchell to the presidency. He bay. Not being successful In hta betwill romevs many a stumbling bleak 1a greatly lessened. for further particular!. therefore la not unfamiliar with the cooperation chromosphere of the sun. ting operations, ha went to Rawhide from yaur path; ana wha will add work ha haa been called to da a few weeks ago In the hope of making ta yaur eppertunitieei ana wha ia Where he Stands a stake. There he started off auspicipewerful eneugh ta aasiat yeu. In a speech mads to tho reecnt conr ously by crippling a roulette game. If yau want this partner far yeurs ventlnn of miners at Indianapolis, after Soon afterward he waa stricken with atari an aeceunt with ua, practise the tel'cra had announced hla victory the attack of thrift and aoanamy yau sen da it over pneumonia and since then William B. Wilson, Lewis said: he haa been fighting gamely for life if yen will and tha eutceme will ba 'I desire to act at rest any feara with slim chance of success. satiefactery ta yau. that may exist. I desire to say to the American people that If I am a radiNIPPON'S GREAT EXPOSITION. BANK cal I hope to bo always aa for I will stand and defend the Just rights of TOKIO, April 1. It ta officially anOgdra, Utah thaw whom I havo the' honor to rep- nounced that the Nippon Dal Hakuran H. C. Bigalaw PrasL resent. I hope to b so conservative Kwal, or Great Exposition of Japan, Viea-Pres- t. J. M. Brewning that we may be able to deride when will be opened to the public four years A. P. Bigalaw Cashier. to accept the things that we believe from today, on April 1, 11 Z. PreparaR. A. Mayes A sat. Cashier. Justly ours as laboring men. of the tions for tho great show, which will be the first International exposition ever country. These are special collections for tho Easter selling and there are so many attractive and becoming style that H held in the for East, ere now going would be 'difficult to oven begin to describe them. . The majority take their style from the most noted of the TO TRY OIL PROMOTER. forward at a rapid rate. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT foreign models brought out this Spring. Little touches here and there give them an uncommon appearance. TOPEKA. Kan., April 1. H. H. REDUCE PRICE OF COAL The materials are Imported fancy Stripes Plain Fabrics, Rajah Bilks, Taffeta Bilks, Worsteds and every Tucker, Jr., promoter and founder of the Uncle 8am Oil company, will prob-.ab- ly SCRANTON, Pa., April 1. A reducfashionable weave. be placed on trial during this tion of 60 events a ton In the of price month's term of the United States dis- anthracite coal was put Into effect totrict court. Tucker la alleged to have day. A heavy shrinkage In the producjuaed the malls to defraud In the sale tion of coal and the dosing down of of the stocks of hla concern. Peo- many mines Is 326 Twenty-fift- h Street. predicted. ple all over the country were Investor In Tucker's company, which waa for a tlm glaringly advertised aa the TO KILL THE DANDRUFF GERM. H. PATTISON, I For this Easter Sale we havo a very extraordinary collection of Tailored Suits at this price- - The be future rival of the Standard OH company. Ia tho Mly Feasible Way ef umwtmm showing we have ever made and you will find among them. Suits that really belong to much higher priced fines Choicest Wines, Liquors, Etc. Aa EMItc Cm, e We selected the beet models from each maker and this week we will show styles and effects In Tailor-MadLook at Our New MONTANA GOVERNOR RESIGNS. it yeu see a woman or a man with luxStand. Beat of Importuriant glossy hair, you may ba suro &!-thSuits at IZd.00, never before attempted at this popular prlca You can't mention a style that ta not to be hJ haa dandruff to amount D anything. HELENA, Mont., April 1. Govered, Key West and material in this showing. Many are copies of Imported models. These may be had In. a nor Joseph K. Toole's resignation, an In neari:' every case ffLare Tromea and Domestic Cigars grot variety of ro it nouncsd some time ago, became effec- men have thin brittle hrlr, I'.i colors, stripes anu fancy effects. T.iare ire hunUrod. of preptive today, and Edwin Norris of Dillon, 'jLtidrat arations that claim to cure dandruff California and Eastern raess. Dilieutenant governor, waa sworn In aa but not one but Newbro's Rerpk ds folia rect wire fer all sporting events. his successor. you that dandruff to th result o a germ Toole haa twice been elected gover- burrowing into tho snip, and that ; cure of dandruff and lt concr nor of Montana on the Democratic luant foiling and baldness, amt on!-- ta For some time hla health has been had killing ths germ; and ther . w e unsatisfactory, and It Is for this reas- etherbypreparation that will dcstrov tha JOURNAL WANT ADDS on he has resigned. rrm but Newbro's Hemlcldc. TMetroy DELIVER THE GOODS In explanation of hla action, which ths eiw. and you remove t'.n cLect." old lauding druggists Jen "3. r created a decided sensation throughout siampsby fer sample to The Hjipkild, Co. the state. Gov. Toole referred to his refrmt Midi. Two slsas 19 eonta sad ILH. FURNISHED, TIMATES ALL INDIANAPOLIS, lnd., April 1. After a decade spent in active work aa tha executive head of tha United Mine i Workers of America, during which time he has attained a reputation aa the nation's foremost labor leader, John Mitchell today; stepped down and out and was succeeded by Thomas Ia Iswls of Ohio.. During the time that ha has been president of the miners' union, that o retaliation has grown from a small and insignificant body to one of the strongest labor unlous In tha world, with a toUl membership of 350,099. Mitchells retirement was wholly voluntary. and waa due to ill health. If he had wished, he could probably have retained his position throughout his e, so popular la ha with tha members of the union. Great Event af His Life Tha greatest event of Mitchella career aa a labor leader was tha strike In the anthracite district In IMS. the most memorable tha country aver saw. It waa Inaugurated by President Mitchell, the demands being an eight-hoday. higher wages and union mines. It lasted from April until November, when President Roosevelt appointed his famous arbitration commission and a settlement waa effected, to last three years. At tha expiration of tha three years, the contract was renewed and now expires nevt year. The settlement waa considered favorable to the miners. May Enter the elitieal Ring Many rumors are in circulation as to Mitchell's future. Us haa been mentioned aa a possible Democratic candidate for governor of Illinois, his home being in Spring Valley, III It has also been stated that Mitchell would be asked by President Roosevelt to go to Panama and make a report on labor conditions In the canal sons. The retired labor leader will be one of the delegates to the conference on the conservation of the natural resources of the country, called by President llooue-vel- t. j ut J.S.LewiS&Co.t Jewelers and Special Price on Ufe-tliu- F. Taffeta SilkPetticoats ur Preamlan) w CLARKS STORES te. y. eb-ta- in ll.-Ea- -nlce Utahna Theater Inter-mounta- in , Thelma y Tho GroatSilvono I0cf 20c, and 30c nt TAim 06DEN STATE f OGDEN $15, $20, $25, $35, $40 aid $55 l"wt"wi ; ; TURF EXCHANGE 24 Tailorod Saits Prop. Qpr ar tk-k-e- v |