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Show VOL XII. June 15, 1908. Ogden, Utah, ALLIES GET OWH COUNCIL WILL VOTE THANKS TO KIESEL SAUCER RACES HE HELD TONIGHT Races will he pulled off, he- - g ginning at k o'clock tonight, at r the Glenwood saucer track. This d announcement was made by 4 Managers Heagren and Sutber- - 4 land late this afternoon. An- other official connected with the 4 track made the announcement 4 this morning that the races 4 would be postponed until Sat- - 4 urday. THEY WILL POSIT- IVELY TAKE PLACE AT O'CLOCK TONIGHT, AS AD- VERTISED, WITH AN EX- CELLEXT PROGRAM. Brand Whitlock, Mayor of Toledo,; Throws Light On Situation j in Chicago. f CHICAGO, 111, June 15. The decisr, ion to place either Senator J. P. or Governor A. B. Cummins, of Iowa, in the second place, was reached in a conference of the Roosevelt-TS- ft Dol-live- delegates before jioon. Hitchcock in Chicago advised Senator Lodge by phono of the decision. Labor Has Planks Ready. The executive council of the Federation of Labor today completed the draft of the planks it desires in the platform. They will bo presented to the resolutions committee as soon as the members are selected tomorrow. Sampel Gompers says he to la undisturbed over Speaher Cannon' coming posthaste for the purpose of removing the plank from the platform. Ho profee sea confidence that it will go in anyhow and be a good one. Gompers said he had no desire to see Cannon and ha didn't believe Cannon wished to see him. He dnW the reported 'conference yesterday with Ellis on tha subject of the platform. Wafhlngton will ask the platform committee to avor an amendment to the inu rotate commerce laws whereby a railroad will iot be permitted to affect an Increase in rates to which objections have been made until the Justice or injustice of the act la .decided commission. Under by the inter-stat- e the present taw a railroad may give tea days notice of an increase of any rate and at the end of that time the increase is effective. An appeal may he made by a shipper, but until the appeal is decided, the increased rate must be paid. Lumbermtn of "the west are Insisting upon the amendment asked by Washington The Blaine Club of . Cincinnati, 400 strong. In frock coats and grey plug hats, were the first marchers to arrive. They reached the city this morning. Colorado and Kansas City contingents anti-injuncti- followed. ... Now York True to Hughes. 1 The New York delegation in caucus FLAG DAY PLANS On account of the furioua storm that raged during the early hoars of last night Reverend John E. Carver waa obliged to dismiss the targe congregation that had gathered to hear the patriotic program ached uled for last night as the eve of Flag Day. There was keen disappointment of course, hut still the congregation were glad to return to their homes. A patriotic program had been arranged and waa partially carried out, but tha last few numbers wen dispensed with. These Included llie sermon of the evening, "The Message of the American Flag te the World, by Rev. Carver. A targe audience waa in attendance; the O. A. R. and their lady auxllltaries, tha W. R. C. attended the services In a body. 4 . AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA 4 DISCONDUCT NOTE FROM FAR EAST A A 4 TOKIO, Japan, June 14. Dr. 4 4 seaman, formerly profes- liL aor in the New York University, In an interview with Count Okuma, president of Waseda University, today discussed the today unanimously adopted a resolu- A relatione between America and tion asking General Stewart L. Wood- 4 foreign nations. He criticised ford to present Governor Charles E. A Roosevelts policy of sending the Hughes for the presidential nomina- A fleet around tha world, calling tion, also to vote for him unanimously 4 It an error. on tha first ballot. A The Massachusetts delegation today adopted a resolution endorsing Governor Curtis Guild for ths 4 4 4 4 4 4 A 4 4 A A A A 4 444444444444444444 Western state delegations announced the following committeemen: committeeman. Judge Charles Cavend, Leadvllle; Oregon credentials, Senator Fulton: resolu tions, A. N. Gilbert; national committeeman, R. E. William; Fairbanks endorsed for Washington SPECIAL T DOWNS FILTH At s usual meeting tonight, a lesuiution will be Introduced by 4 Countllman G. A. Dickson of the Fifth Ward, tendering a vote of A At the meeting of the board i f oun-l- y A thanks to F. J. Klesel and to Mrs. Kiwi for their handsome gift to 4 vimimIudtniT today, one ,f the the etty schools of Ogden, of the Urge trr.it of ground un th corner cltUeiia appeared with a lom-- P Warren street and Monroe a of Twenty-fift- h la hit that people in that vicinity are The couticil, it is expected, will unanimously accept the gift on beA sa a of to the thunks the whole, body, half of the city and tender using the public highways for dumpit is believed, as favoring Mr. and Mrs. Kissel. It will go on rt . ing stating that sacks cf tin a the proposition for a new High school and as approving the action A tansgarbage, were along the roads. dumped of the school board, taken last Saturday, when the latter body accept- A Madsen moved Chairman that the road to donors. the thanks ed the gift and tendered suiiervisors be Instructed to take Im4 AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA mediate stops to prevent Uw spread44 ing of filth. Commissioner McKay asked that the opening of bids for sprinkling Ogden canyon be defertvd for one week and VJHEN GREEK this action was taken. Chairman Madaon reported that the new nurse at the county infirmary at ltoy hud taken up her new duties and that the number of Inmates at the Infirmary had Increased to 15. County Surveyor Craven submitted of two new county roads. Counreports One Wise Foreigner Obtains Money Bonds Fixed At $1,000 in Case of ty Clerk Mattson waa instructed to make out deeda ready for the signature Man Charged With Getting From Another By Fraud and of parties owning the land. Sheriff Wilson served notice that A. Money By Fraud- M. Van der Yllrs had been appointed Complaint Is Sworn. deputy sheriff to act without pay, and the appointment was confirmed. Mr, William F, Fleldimr, who waa re- Van der Ylles will set as deputy game 'One crafty Greek, garbed In better clothes than the average foreigner, has turned from Oakland, Calif., by James warden. been successful, according to a com- F. Itnder, chief of detectives, last JOHNSON TO SPEAK. plaint filed with Clerk David Jenson Saturday night, waa arraigned In pollcq cf the Municipal court today. In secur- court this morning on a chxrgd cf obOTTAWA, Kan June 15. Governor ing fifteen of the bardearned dollars 6f taining money by falsa and fraudulent Johnson of Minnetoaa and Governor a Greek laborer bar fraud. representations. Bund was fixed at Hanly of Indiana are aiming the speakThe complaint, which waa filed this $1,000 and he was remanded to the cus- ing engaged for the KansasChauta-qua- , opening her today. morning, is signed by Apostol Tolies! tody of Sheriff Wilson. and Is or the arrest of Gust I uaa. Is sworn to hy Clianes The ALICE IS FOR TAFT. Papas, it Is claimed by Tolies, repre- H. Barton and alleged that Fielding was to he the tatter that sented obtained $654 on February I, 150$, from ' CHICAGO. Ill, June 1W to employ men for work on the Ogden Savings bank by offering of President Roosedaughter Twenty-fourth street viaduct. the fictitious promissory notes, to tlie valut arrived today to attend the navelt, Upon promise from Tolies that Papas of $1,600. The man married an Ogden tional convention. She said: Taft ia would ha given six months oi steady young lady, who was well known an-be nominated. That's sure. Isn't It T to construction of I he they left for the northwest on a honey- Well, I'm employment on gluL Tha Longwortha will viaduct, the later paid him $15, learn- moon. In Seattle, It la helitved (hit be the. guests' f the Medllla and tha ing aferwards that the allegoJ em- he committed similar offenses and that McCornlcks, ployer had no authority to hire tueu. he is wanted badly In tha Washington AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Papas charges Tolies with obtaining city by tha authorities there. It haa been learned that a fraudulent money by fraud and asks that the latWHITE HOUSE FAVORS ter ha arrested. check waa also passed on the Kuropean A DGLLIVER OR CUMMINS A bote here and local polW believe that WOMEPREM WRITERS. A Fielding haa succeeded In unloading ' WASHINGTON. D. C., June other worthless paper about the city. FORT WORTH, Tex., June 15. 4 15. It was learned on good au- IOWA POPULISTS. Nearly all of the ISO members of the thortty today that the White Texas Women's Press association ar4 Houa Senator Dolllver or Oov- - 4 rived in Fort Worth today for tha DES MOINES, Iowa, June 15. An A ernor Cummins of Iowa, for A which attempt t0 revive the Populist party In 4 second place. It Is known that 4 fifteenth annual convention, opens this evening. The visitors will' Iowa will be made today by delegates word to thia effect waa sent to 4 be handsomely entertained .by the to a people's party radical conven- 4 Chicago and Iowa today, A local club women and an elaborate lit- - tion. A state ticket will be put In the A field. erary program will be carried out 4444444444 4444 15.-A- ROOSEVELT STAMPEDE ' 15. The CHICAGO, - June eleventh hour movement for the of renomlnatlon Roosevelt, which the Taft forces have been 'dreading and which the Allies have been secretly hoping for, has been started. A leader to take charge of It haa come forward. Th Presidents name will be heard in tha convention. Delegatee who have arrived In Chicago make no secret of their preference for Roosevelt, despite the Instructions which' A were given them for Taft and A other favorite sons In different states. They are prepared to disregard these Instructions at A first opportunity. They are to caat a for chance waiting their ballota for Rooeevelt Whether or not Roosevelts A name will be formally placed before the convention is a ques- tton that haa not been aettled ' by the men who have taken hold of the movement to renominate the President. A conference on. this phase of the question was held last night Another' eon- ference will be hold today. . One of the states early on the A roll can win probably east Its A ballot for him. Then the stem- A pede, according to the ealenta- - A tlon of the Rooeevelt men, win ; - . . . Long-wori- - j 10 begin. 444444444444444444 m m ME June 15. Trumpeting men now in the field are' urging the CHICAGO, the scent of battle mcrite of their favorites with the with and wildly In his proboscis, a trifle angered, per- greatest vehemence. There Is general haps, by the prodding of ambitious talk today that Fairbanks may succeed ones who are attempting to climb upon himself, but this Is strenuously dehie back, but still sound of wind and nied hy delegates from states having limb and eager for the fray, the old favorite sons of their own. Taft on First Ballot. war elephant of the Grand Old Party was again led forth In Chicago today. Manager Frank H. Hitchcock, of It la well that the aged beast of bur-de- nt the Taft headquarters. Is claiming 700 Is In good condition, for If the votes for. hie candidate on the first enthusiasm of the Taft boomers today ballot and declares that no other canla any criterion, the G. O. P. elephant didate will be seriously considered. As will have a hefty candidate. to carry only 601 votes are necessary to nomIn this years race. . White the main inate, a loss of 200 from this estimate show In the Coliseum will not open un- - would still leave Taft tha victor. til noon tomorrow, practically all tha Manager Humphrey of the Hughes performers, scene shifters and audience headquarters alleges that the New York are now In the city and every tavern candidate will receive not less than 126 In the big town la displaying a stand- votes on the first ballot. Many prominent negro Republicans ing room only sign. are in Chlcago today and this morning Will B a Grsat Shew. a conference at the Quinn While many of the thirteen preced- commenced ' Reof the conventions Speeches announcing opposinational chapel. ing publican party have not been lacking tion to Taft were made hut no specific In spectacular features, this years per- favoritism as to candidates waa shown. The New York delegation la not manformance promises to be the llevlieot In Its history.' White all the eurfaca ifesting any remarkable enthusiasm for indications point to the speedy nom- - Hughes and its support of tha governor d. The delelnatlon of Taft, probably on the'firot la likely to he elecmeet at tha afternoon this will second a of the gation specter ballot,. half-hearte- them-selv- es vice-preside- nt well. Salt Lake will aend a goodly delegation and the big train win leave the state capital at 6 p. m making the run in 26 houre. BOLD BURGLARS STEAL CAMERAS Breaking Into tha photograph rar of W. A. Stark In front of the George A. Lowe store on Washington' avenue some time last night, burglars stole two cameras, valued at $31 and other article! of value, 1 i The robbery was not dlsrovivd until this morning, when Mf. Clark ouened tha car as usual. Ha Immediately notified the police department of tha burglary and an effort Is being made to apprehend the thief. NOTED ACTRESS f KMT : Arrangements were tuday completed by the Democrats of Utah with tha Oregon Short Line and Union Pacific roads fur a special train to be run from this state to Denver, July 5, carrying boosters for Bryan by the carload. Ogden Democrats will be prominent In the party. Mayor Brewer, 8. 8. Smith (a delegate). Councilman C. J. Humphria, Horace Beery, and Chris Flygare, H. W. Gwilllam, Judge H. U. Rolapp and others prominently Identified with the state Democracy being among those who plan to attend. There will be many others from this city as h, 444444444444444444 tive term and a stampede tq Rooeevelt Is still looming 'in. the .background. Not all of the allies have yet given up hope and the supporters of Hughes, Fairbanks, Knox and Cannon are at times able to make heard above the deafening din of the Taft men. are The candidates for; also receiving much attention from the delegatee and thousands of politicians and the supporters of the. various of Salt Lake. t-- (Continued on Page I.) PREPARE TO SPRING Occupy Special Train Out comi-laln- t Colorado-nat- A to Denver Will u-.l, ional vice-preside- nt; Utah Delegation avt-nr.r- MEETS GREEK STORM DESTROYS 143 NO. Auditorium and a hot fight over the chairmanship te expected, arising from the opposition among some of the delegates to General Woodford. Delegations from any other states will hold their organisation meetings this afternoon. ing strength among the delegates' A circular la being distributed among tha delegates, setting forth that Rooeevelt Is the only candidate who could win a Republican victory this fall and giving the following reasons why Taft should not be nominated: The Secretary of War haa Incurred the displeasure of the Jews, which will follow him' to the polls, because of bis visit to the Csar of Russia on his most recent trip abroad. Mr. Taft has Incurred the openly announced hostility of the negroes because of his action In tha Brown-vill- a case. The secretary will encounter the almost solid opposition of tabor because of his record. And finally, that hla Memorial Day speech has Incurred for him' the opposition of the Grand Army of the Republic and Iti affiliations." The Coliseum the scene of many historic gatherings la now ready for tha opening of the convention, the final touch to the decorations having been added today. Both the Interior and the exterior, of the big edifice have been decoration In a lavish and artistic manner. Many changes have been made In the Interior, themost radical of these being an entire change in the seating arrangements. Ths platform, Instead of being at the centre of one side of the Coliseum, is at one end. This does not decrease the number of seats, but win permit all who occupy seats both to see and to hear all of the prostrike-injuncti- on Despite the repeated declaration of President Rooeevelt that he will not the moveaccept ment started by Senator Jonathan Bourne, of Oregon, la apparently gain ceedings. another-nomination- , . HOUSE DERBY George D. Folk man, Elder of the Mormon church and custodian of the county court house, Joined in marriage last night, Mrs Delta Pringle, the actress of national reputation, and Cecil K. Van Anker, a Denver, Colo., business man. The bride was dressed In superb style and her clothing was radiantly decorated with costly Jewels, which contrasted strangely with the simple surroundings amid which the marriage took place. Immediately after the ceremony, Mr, end Mrs. Van Anker, after paying a handsome fee, summoned a cab and drove away to a hotel. They left last night on a northern honeymoon. BILL POSTERS MEET. WHEELING, W. Va, June 16. The Seats For ths Many. Middle and Atlantic States Bill PostThe total number of seats. Is ' 11,011, ing association began lie annual conwhich Includes the seats provided In vention In Wheelings today and will the balcony that extends around the remain In session three days. halL On a raised platform above the floor of the auditorium are seats for AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA the chairman and secretaries of the A FAIRBANKS LEADS convention and fifty-si- x seats for mem-be- n FOR VICE PRESIDENT of the Natfbnal committee. The section Immediately In the rear of the CHICAGO, in, June 15. platform provided for specially Invited behind the scenes Sentiment guests contains 1,121 seats. Directly apparently favors Fairbanks for In front of the platform and extending vice president again. The Iowa on both sides of It are the sections prodelegation, accompanied by Lesvided for working members of the lie M. Shaw, arrived today. It preen These sections give desk room is working hard to prevent the or 414 writers, .nearly 104 more than nomination for vice president of .were provided or at the last convenSenator Dolllver. It is pointed tion. out that Dolllvers attitude on In the body of the hall 1,000 seats the prohibition question will are provided for the delegates and Imcoat the tickets many votes back more of them 1,000 mediately among the foreign bom voters. A have been set aside for the alternates. The theory today Is that New On each side of these two sections la safely Republican anyYork and In the rear of them are 2,616 seats If Bryaa runs particularly how, for the spectators, these sections being on the Democratic ticket; conarranged In amphitheatre style. The 4 sequently the Sherman vice balcony sections contain 2,111 seats for q presidential boom Is flickering, the general public, most of them being ' 4 leaving Fairbanks the most like I Very desirable. 4 ly candidate In the field. The j N Pictures Go. candidacy of John Hays Hammond Is not taken seriously, Entrances to the hall are provided present Indications are that on all sides, ths total numbering 4 Secretary Cortelyous name will twelve, exclusive of several stairway , not he presented to the convenentrances from ths basement to the tion. He has from the first been and platform guests sections. In ths basement largely dependent upon the New admirable arrangements York delegation, and now that have been made for the convenience of the delegatee, alternates and the 4 It seems practically Impossible that his candidacy may not members of the press. Telegraph and be further pressed. telephone offices have been establish- . 1 (Continued on Page Four.) Gkiwd 444444444444444444 S&icor ' |