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Show PAGE EIGHT. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1$. I Inn Take A Yardstick with you if you are content to buy a suit or coat because it is made of a good fabric, l'or cloth is worth only so much a yard. If you demand good cloth, plus, look Followed by Newspaper Sleuth, White Woman and continuation of sale prices advertised in this paper last night. Candy Special Fresh Cream Taffy J- pnd. 5c Chinaman Taking Young Girl West to Sell to Yellow Demons. for this label: What lo claimed to bo one of numer- - captors. The reporter sloped herself, out abduction which are taking place "Passenger, but from those with whom conversed while here, there la no on a wholesale scale in Chicago by a she as to her profession misunderstanding ring" which delivers lta victim to and what she Is now doing. A girl fourteen years of age was abat'idrliig Chinese who are desirous of attaining young American wives, who ducted In the eastern city several days aro both beautiful and otherwise at-- I ago, and the one In the company of tractive, wit taking place on second i the Celestial and the woman on the section of No. 3 of the train Into Ogden this morning is sup' pacific railroads this morning. A posed t0 be the missing child. The girl Is supposed to have been white woman and a Celestial had in i ihtir charge a young whits girl, about purchased from the "ring that makes fourteen years of age, and are taking this its business, finding as they do her to San Francisco from Chicago, many Chinamen who are willing to where, the rumor has it, she will be ray enormous prices for American transported to China, in company with girls That the child and her escorts were her purchaser, the Chinaman. ' Followed by a sleuth less relentless on the morning train, somewhere la than a Pinkerton, in the person of a not to be doubted, as ..Chief Clerk Chicago newspaper woman, in the em- Hickey, of the division superintendploy of the Chicago American, Hearst's ent's office forwarded a message to ' dally, the pair of abductors, if such the authorities at Sacramento, Calif., they be, stand littls chance of ever to he on the lookout for the trio, and can he obtained escaping the clutches of the law of the If any evidence United States, and Httle likelihood against then before they arrive at exists that they will ever succeed in that point they will in due course be getting their charge out of the coun- put in their proper spheres. Later In the day Ogden officers heard try. This news sleuth, who is keeping the of the unusual happening for this wires hot, for extras In her eastern city to figure in, and they were down paper, telegraphed to the Chicago at. the station investigating, but were American at the local Western Union unable to discover anything to connect office this morning, wiring mors par- the oddly assorted pair with the abticulars regarding tbs child and her duction of the Chicago glrL I -- ! good fabric Then you will have found the and the plus the abreast-with-tlie-ho- ur style and the finest tailoring that can produce. head-and-han- Union-Southe- rn j d And this is so of every garment which the label identifies, no matter whether urban line between the settlement 0f Ogden Valley and the city shall be built. It does not seem that either Mr Kichards or Mr. Pratt will be called upon at any time during their term of office to pass upon this matter. SPECIAL DEMOCRATIC ; . Fff-Ef- T you pay $18.00 or $35.00. COLUMN. ! The elections take place Tuesday.Xov. Vote the Democratic county ticket and help yourself and your country. ; Wi art exclusive rtprttuitativaa for Watson-Tann- "Elf-El- f county, stale of Utah, hereby certify that l have never, upon my own volition or acting under the direction of the judge of said court, either upon October 1, 1308, or upon any other day, e nia-lr.ny change whatever in the oI said court. And l do further certify that I have in iny possession the original minutes of said court, showing that no such (Continued From Page I.) changes were made, but on the contrary, that of the casea referred to In county. Utah, and being especially the article published, in the Salt Lake charged with the keeping of th min- Herald on October 10, 1908, which arutes of the district court of the second ticle i have read, the case of C, P. UtJudicial nistrlct in and for said Weber ter vs. the Utah Association of Credit Men was decided upon September 28; the case of Oregon Short Line Railroad comitany vs. Wilson Cragun, et a I., was decided on 29, and Auditorium Roller Rink the following casea September on September 10: LuKever A Burnett vs. Union Pacific Railroad company, et al.; Lumber company, et al vs. Mary Skating program for this week .Flinders Vance, et al.i Becker Brewing Starting 7:30, closing 10:30. A Malting company et al. vs. Rio ). 1 Battleship Oregon Grande Western Railway company; 2 Sweetheart Days (waits). jRosina Mole vs. J. C. Bowman, et al. ). 5 Dixie Blossoms 1 further certify that since said date 4 Take Me on the Rollers (wsitx). !of September SO but two case and (two-stethree motions taken under advisement 6 Friendship couples prior to September SO, have been deonly). cided by said court, as appears from I Golden Sunset (waits). the records In this office, showing that 7 Hey, MUter Joshuagrand the statement made In said Salt Lake march). Herald that fifteen cases hav been ). t Marlntch decided since said date, la not true In I Roses Bring Dreamy Eyes any respect. I further certify that the statement (waits). 10 Happy Heinle contained In said paper that the date Ckt I In relation to the case of MOVING PICTURES. Mole vs. J. C, Bowman, et al., had II She Walts by the Deep BIus been changed to "Sept, 10," is also Rea (waits). false, as Is shown by the original min). 12 Topeka utes which have been In my possession IS Dreaming (moonlight waits, as deputy clerk of said court. The 14 Dixie Girl only change In any date which has IB Are You Sincere T been made to my knowledge, la upon 14 I'm Afraid to Coma Homs In the court blotter, which Is kept by the the Dark. (Couples only.) deputy clerk In attendance upon the 17 The New Home. Sweet Home. said court, which arose from the fact Our Moving Pictures coma direct that In pasting a pag of typewritten from the factory and will change minutes In said blotter the date was Monday, Wednesday and Friday, j Inadvertantly cut off and by mistake (rewritten October 1, which was subusing one picture two nlghta only. We reserve the right to refund sequently corrected on said court blotter and entered under the correct date. money to undesirable people. The afternoon sessions of the ,hnt no surh change haa been made In Rink, until further notice, will be the original minutes of said court. reserved for beginners, and private GENET BINGHAM. Dated, October 29, 1908. parties. e HAVE RALEY mlu-ui- Volker-Scow-cro- ft (two-step- (two-step- p, (two-step- Good Crowd Turns Out Harry M. 52.000 payments, meaning that several Tonight the RepubUcana of West Weber will have an old time Republican rally. Judge J. E. Rngley, N. J, Har- iris. Ram G. Dye. Rudolph Kuchler. Geo. A. Fuller, John T. Bybee and i others will attend. The Glee club will furnish music. stock; A No. 1 workmen; studious regard for tho location and The Democrat are doing a goo d al of tho family plot; thorGeiger ough carrying okt of your order in of talking about the 'case. column this another la of of paper erection final to tho detail, ovary appears a full history of this matter by tho momoriil, aro points that J- Harris. It wil cause the our momoriale and Inauro Nathan Democrats to keep still i'.v awhile. I eatief action. will make them "cbi'ly gs ed ah - For envelopes letterheads, business dodgers, etc, call up The Journal J. A Fine Mission Clock ior $3.50 RENO, Xev. , Oct 30. A reclama- - 23,333. tion project second only to the great This frrrltnry, lying within eight Carson-Truckpropect In magnitude miles of Moapa, which Is half way and influence In the de- - between Callente and Laa Vegas, fifty velopment of this state Is about to be miles from each place, is government started in Lincoln county, the com- - land and will be withdrawn under the pany to be known as the Nevada- - Carey act The dam will be constructed at the Utah Irrigating A Development com head of Arrowhead canyon and will pany. The undertaking Includes the con- - have a width of 870 feet and a heighf structlon of the third highest dam In of 135 feet the world at .an expenditure, including State Engineer Frank Nicholas and ditches and laterals, of $750.00, the j Assistant Engineer J. R. Van Nagell promoters being Balt Lake City capl- - have devoted two weeks study work to tallsts. associated with the Salt Lake, the matter and their report will be Los Angeles A San Pedro railroad, j filed with the state this week and a known as the Clark route. The total copy transmitted to the promoters st number of acres to be reclaimed is Salt Lake' City and New York. ce ng WE can now supply our trade with an Special Mission Clock with alarm attachment for tho small um of 11.80. Each clock Is strongly mods and warranted. They will grace any library or mission furnished dining room. etght-da- y 1 OTHER STYLES FROM $4.75 TO $27.50 J. S. LEWIS & CO. UTAH MEN Jewelers The larger models admit o more secureness tain larger movements. In frames and con- Jewlers and Opticians So it is said . Why is it that the various corporations in which Mr. Eccles and associates are interested, have been until this compalgn. so uniformly successful in Judge Howell's court? May we not fairly conclude either that their casea were Just and their attorneys therefore lawfully, engaged In meritorious cases, or that justice was perverted by the court which decided them either through Ignorance, inexperience or for personal reasons to the judge. If these corporate cases were meritorious and righteously decided, certainly Messrs. Richards and Pratt are to be commended rather than censured for the presentation of such cases to the court, no matter who the plaintiffs may have been. On the other hand, if Judge Howell rendered decisions in those case that were contrary to the law and the evidence, and did so for the purpose of obtaining favor from Mr. Eccles and hla associates, certainly he cannot now blame the attorneys in those esses for his own corruption and violation of his oath of office, and the attorneys were not responsible for those decisions. It cannot h. claimed that they In any way ever attempted In any manner whatever to influence Judge Howell to render decisions not In accord with right and Justice. Why has Judge Howell solicited aid and support in these troublous campaign times from certain railroad corporations, and what argument did he use to convince, or attempt to convince, the representative of these corporations that it would be to their advantage to Why has Judge Howell accepted an appointment to occupy the pulpit In the Third ward Mormon meeting house next Sunday evening? Did he also solicit that? Boms of us may go If only to observe what has frequently been said, that Judge Howell Is a NEVADAHRRIGATIOH PROJECT Both phones 864. RUSHED AHEAD S. LEWIS & CO., to which, as aurely as election day will come around, C. C. Richards will be elected. Wh0 nominated C. C. Richards? The people who desired to see the Judicial bench elevated and lifted out of partisan politics. Who nominated J. A. Howell? The court house ring, manipulated by himstlf. Who advocated the election of C. C. Richards? Not only the great majority of the people of the district, but the members of the bar, his brother attorney, without regard to politics or political affiliations," who, better than all other, know his worth and qualifications. Ask them. Permit us now a few pertluent questions: Why did Judge Howell, accompanied by another prominent gentleman, call upon a representative of the corporate interests mentioned, and exhibit what he claimed to be a record of the uniform successes of those Interests in his court, and solicit their support for If those cases were properly decided, what motive had Judge Howell In ao approaching this representative? Why aid he claim, as a reason for asking their support, that he had favored those corporate Interest? Was he rebuked and turned down? LUNGS. thousands of people will have to stand In line in the hall of the basement of Dr. May of Michigan Finds That New the city and county building waiting for their turn at the county treasurer's Haven Freshmen Excel His. window. And then they will wish they had gone a few days before. Dr. May of the University of MichFOr some unknown reason the people igan haa compared the statistics of hla are holding back with their money unfreshmen clasa with those of the Yale til later than usual, and the rush this freshmen. He develops the fact that year, within the next two weeks, will In one particular only have tho YJe probably be a record one. freshmen any decided advantage, and that la in luug capacity. The figures Keep Girls Young. are 256 agalnat 243. "It la hard to take a back seat and Dr. May ascribes this to the great- see the younger generation occupying er opportunities for physical training the front ones, says a millionaire's in the schools of the east The aver- widow, who Is not through being age age and weight of the eastern youthful, though she has two grown1911 man Is slightly greater. Yale hae up daughters. She admires the fins more habitual tobacco users. Of the restraint which wealthy French mothMichigan freshmen 23.75 per cent, nee ers exercise over the dressing of their tobacco customarily, while 46 per cent young daughters, and she wlshea more use It at Yale. of this maternal mastery could be seen Dr. May reports that 145 of the 800 In this country. "Until she is map students he examined wore glasses, rled, if that event takes place when but more should have had them. Of she Is young, says the widow, "la the students about 150 suffered from Jeune fille la dressed almost as If she various deformities, auch as stoop were a schoolroom child. Supposing shoulders, flat feet and eunrlture of she remains unwed nt 21, she Is still the spine. However, they ere better dressed after a uniform plan, ao that physically than the 1910 claee at her mother may continue to dress Michigan, and Dr. May hopes that youthfully yet have toilets entirely his 1912 class will have bigger lungs different in style from her daughthan the Yale men. ter's. Exchange. good actor. Would It not have been better If the Invitation to speak from the pulpit, said to have been given by Bishop Peterson, had not been given at the present time? Would not both Bishop Peterson and Judge Howell be subject to less criticism if they had sought a different occasion and a different place BY YALE MEN HAVE BIGGER I fob rooms. Male and Kush Must Come to McKee at Weber One nf the most enthusiastic rallies of local Socialists ever held in the city took place last night in the Weber academy auditorium, the attendance being exceptionally large. Harry McKee, the national speaker of the International Socialist movement, was the chief speaker of the 'evening and Chairman Carl C- - Rasmussen also spoke a few words. Mr. McKee was carried on by the display of enthusiasm In his large and enthusiastic audience and handled the or Capitalism, subject, "Socialism AlWhich? in a forceful manner. though a powerful orator, Mr, McKee docs not burn red fire or wave a bloody flag, but speak convincingly and forcefully of the principles of Socialism. (two-step- ). ards Settlements Rush of taxpayers to the county' treasurer's office beginning with next Monday, Is expected in Balt Lake City. It was given out at the treasurer's office last night that there haa been approximately 1150,000 paid In In taxes up to last night, and only 8,000 of the 60.000 payments had been made. Borne of the heaviest taxpayers In Balt Lake county have already made their settlement with the county, but there are 52.000 payments, both large and small, to be made within the next two weeks. After November 15 the taxes become delinquent, and it has been the custom in past years for the rush to start about the first day of November. But at that there are only two weeks in which to clear up the (two-etep- Co. Jos. Parry & SonsAVE. 2253 WASHINGTON of Prevent Delinquency. Bo-ul- na e to Hear Small Fraction Academy Anditorium. (two-step- ). high-grad- TAX PAYERS SOCIALISTS j Parry Monuments Careful selection of (Continued From Page 6.) I clothing. Clothing Co. er 3. j ' to play politics? But those queries to which wt are here replying, make one thing very evident. It may Interest the people of Huntsville, and neighboring settlements also the people of Ogden, to know that the Republican party and lta candidates here In this county are opposed to the building through the Ogden canyon of a needed means of travel between the settlements in Ogden Valley and the city, the franchise for which has been asked of the present county commissioners and Is now under consideration by them and X. J, Harris, the present county attorney, Presumably the present with whom Is associated X. J. Harris, the present county attorney, will determine the question whether or not that franchise is to be granted, and whether or not an Inter- - By the way the Republican writers are crying, "Liar, it looks as If the truth hurts. The shoe must bs pinching or they would not be squealing so hard. oseM The Democratic county ticket In all of lta nominees, la ao far superior to the Republican county ticket that there Is a very manifest feeling on the part of many well disposed Republican citlxcna to vote fur the Democratic candidates. Compare J. A. Howell with C. C. Blchurds for' district Judge or X. J. Harris with Valentine Gideon for district attorney, and the investigating Republican or Democrat will not find it hard to decide in favor of the Democratic candidates, Richards and Gideon. as a parting shot the court ring boosters stand in the last ditch and declare that Judge Richards And house will be the pliant tool of the corporations after hla election. Thanks for the concession that he will be elected. But listen. How about the record of Judge Howell in deciding all, or pretty nearly ao, of hla corporation cases in favor of the coiporutions and then using the list In an effort to get their Political support. It looks mighty much like a case of sour grapes. Ip bringing up that franchise matter it looks a whole lot as If those dishing out the Republican "dope have overlooked the point that O. B. Madson, Republican county chairman, has had a pretty big finger In this pie. Had not Mr. Madson informed the street railway people that he la favorable to the granting of the franHas chise through Ogden canyon? not County Attorney Harris done the same thing? The next county attorney, therefore, will have nothing to do with this franchise, so what's the use of these false representation? FIRST uITmL IS BIS SUCCESS The first annual ball of the Ogden Trades and Labor Assembly was held at the Congress dancing academy I" the night A large attendance greeted first effort In this line of the labor of the city. An excellent program had been prepared and those who were present enjoyed themselves to the utmost Delicious refreshments wer served to the dancers, who spent th evening In general social recreation, together with stepping to good music. Those who won prises are. Lw Desserich and Mabel Thyberg, first second prises, respectively for waitsing; N. G. Hansen and Miss Robbins. ATTENTION, VOTERS! A. E. Pratt, the Democratic candidate for county attorney, lo a successful lawyer of wide legal experience, of having practiced In the courts Utah for eighteen years. He is a member of tho law firm of Richards. the Rolapp A Pratt. His opponent on Republican ticket Is the clerk of th muncipal court of Ogden City. Our Style Is clusive Ex- And worth in Itoelf more than possln consideration, f .Men of particular tastes will d0 well to Investigate our oatlstac-tio- n claim, that the additional and they get from our Clothes In their Fumloshlng, is really money rs, pockets. 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