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Show THE ilOKMSG grand Auditorium HOUSE OPERA Northwttm Theatrical Assael"- - AND HIS mile final ladies championship race.'Y,Vdneaday evening, March 6th Miss Eva Turner Ogden, v. Miss Blanche Ogg.' gall Lake. One-ha- lf ALL-STA- R e Friday evening. March 5th, state championship race Fred B. Hamer, Ogden, vs. Chas. Salt Wilkinson, Stale Champion, Lake. one-mil- Minstrel Company MUSICIANS. PICKED TWENTY Comedian, each with a budget ... of new comic conga. Ladies Admitted Free Mornings and Afternoons Except Saturday. MMM -l jUHWWIftMatinee Price Adult, dren, tuc. 50c ; chil- . Admission, afternoon, loc. Admission, evening, 13c. $1.00, 75c, 50c, S5c. Price sale Seat Tuesday at 10 a. m. Might HTAHHA THEATER TONIGHT! W. J. Shot well, general agent of the Rio Grande system at Kan Francisco, arrived in Ogden Sunday afternoon. "Through tha Unas " 10a. ROe. PRICE C. J. K. A hr la has had his name stricken from' the roll of membership of the Mormon church. The action was taken at his request. Dr. H. C. Ray of Mslad. vIkHot, the guest ney J. C. Daria He reports being free from contagious SO an Ogden Ida., waa of AttorMslad aa diseases. party interested in the Nevada gold fiisTriet, ronsUtlrg of W. V. Nice and wife. 'Charles Pulver, Ben D. Luce. James Farrell, came up from Salt Lake yesterday and went west on the Overland Limited. A Samuel Newhouse of Suit lake stop ped over in Ogden a short time Sunday on his way to Europe on an extended businraa trip. Mrs. Newhouse was enthusiastically greeted by a number of Ogden friends. Members were of the Weber State academy warm in their thanks to Mr. N'ewhouse for hla generoeity in donating $5,000 ua for the completion of the new annex e( dissatisfaction by entrusting to the academy and upon leaving he with your bundle whenever in need assured Prof. Dsvid O. McKay that he of lanndry work.' The manner .in would return In time to attend the dedicatory exercise of the new buildwhich we turn out uur work ought ing. to delight the moat fastidious, while Judge Thomas Maloney, who has our prices are a low aa any other been Buffering of an abscess on the establishment. We await lungs, is very low and the physicians laundry have grave doubts of his recovery. your orders. Three doctors have been in almost oonstant attendance since Sunday. Ogden Steam Laundry Thoaaa 174. J7 35th SiOOOu jgond every ctse of fn Hahdesto St. 1 - A marrisge license has been granted to L. N. Thornlcy of Layton and Hasel Wood of Syracuse. Charles Stalling sad others in a buggy were tipped into a ditch onn Twenty Jourtli street, between Jack-soand Quincy avenue Sunday night The rig wee broken in eeveral places but the occupants wete uninjured. The bridge is pnguarded by a railing. It is said to be dangerous in the night time as there Is no street light at the corner to light the way. Residents in the neighborhood have petitioned for an arc lamp. Extracts i vgwwileeino W. Utelp purity .. Get You a FINE WINTER SUIT TAILOR-MAD- Herman Kachler has returned from a six weeks' visit out in the northeast part of Nevada, where 150,000 Utah sheep have been enjoying the winter range. The purpose of Mr. Kuchler's visit waa to examine the sheep that this summer will be ranged north of Soda Springs, in Idaho, .and hla efforts have been to secure a dean bill of health, so that the contentions of the Idaho officials would not Interfere with the travel of these sheep to the summer ranges. In company with Inspectors Rawlings, formerly of Idaho, and Ryan, now of Utah, Mr. Kncheir Now is the Time! E rode the range and examined in company with these officers 1 0.000 sheep. Not a single case of scab or disease was discovered, and so strong wss the recommendation for a clean bill of health that a telegram waa sent to Colonel Hickox at Salt Lake certifying to that fact. Colonel Hickox Immediately sent the report by wire to Washington, and received a certificate Of a clean bill of health, under certain conditions. These conditions are that sheep that are wintered In Nevada shall be dipped at the terminal of their drive. Some of them will be summer-rangein Utah, but the majority- north of Soda Springs, in Idaho. CHEAP! Our line of pattern! for extra putts, are very fine. Repairing and Cleaning -- done very reasonable. BOLSTEAD J. E. ' SIS 24th St d - So numerous and pestiferous Lave become the dogs on the city hall square that tome action will be taken by (he city authorities to hare them done away with.. Practically the entire day from half a dosen to a doaen cur romp over the grass, trample flower beds and chew off vinca and tender plants. There is talk of a special officer to he appointed to rid the city of the pests as they are becoming a nuisance. St Twenty-fift- h California and Eastern races. Direct wire for all sporting events. T. W. Bartley, state deputy for Idaho, UUh and Nevada for the Modern Woodmen of America, is at present visiting a few of the largest camps in Utah, and will be In Ogden Tuesday night, Maich 5th. Revival meetings In the Methodist church will- continue during the present week. Bible readings at 4 and evening services at 7:30 p. m. - - RepSenator Smoot and wife, and ' Senator and resentative " Howell Smoot' secretary. Carl Badger, left at Washington for Salt Lake yesterday 5:45. Senator Sutherland leaves Tuea-ds- v to visit his danghter In New York, and from there will go to Canada, and will also visit at Andover, Mich., before returning to Utah. George Hansen, Senator Sutherland's secretary, left for Salt Lake Sunday. jmwug&sfsjss; . ""'V IN THE POSTOFFICE I lit BLL COUWTRICB. iii Wmtkimfitm Bflnti.ptmL .MAINU tmt wdhWigiwMt RacSee tsdmlwlp, The Frieda Slender Concert. Friday evening. March 8. promises to be one of the treats of the season. The Services of Prof. J. J. .McClellan have - C. Malloy, yardmaater at Mon-I'll- been secured to play two Mg organ on the Southern Pact tie, waa ta numbers on the new pipe organ. Ugden Sunday on a visit to bis Mrs. mother, Larry Malloy. Itohing, torturing skin, eruptions, disannoy, drive one wild.; Doan's The Eastern Star will give a tea figure. Ointment brings quick relief and lastcriday afternoon In the Masonic ing cures Fifty cents at any drug store. ", akes in Boston He Visits New York on Private for 30,000 Population Cub Says New Ore Reduction Works (or Ogden is Assured Rid:s the Atlantic Ocean and Stops Off at Washington to Bring Back a Four Years Card His Commission, But Ret urns with a Hold-ov- er Enemies Prolong the Term of His Office. Business--- T Postmaster William Glasmann re- Iron sent the public w;; be treated to turned from the eai Sunday afterinteresting literature, iudicatinj; that the pen used to write the charges noon on the Los Angeles Limited, havtwo weeks. The against uie must have been dipped ining been absent Juki demand for Inform lion as to his ap- to an ink composed or s concoction of pointment anJ the charges filed vitriol, gall and surphurk- acid and against him were so great that he de- tbat the power bark of the pen was cided to make the following public re- propelled by tbe combined brat uf ply la order to avoid a repetition of brimstone and nitroglycerine set off the statement many time each day by a lightning bolt from an overhear eo and also to save the time which he atmosphere. I ant Hire the medical requires for the unfinished buelnesa experts in Thaw's triai would hate no which accumulated during his ab- hetdiancy In declaring that tbe writers id tbe three principal letters sent sence. Mr. Ulasmaun any: to Washington were suffering of "exAttends Newspaper Convention. plosive insanity and that tbe form of for reason east My principal going was Glasnwnlii. wss to attend the American Newspa- insanity men who could be Induced tn The Association's annual Publishers per a protest against me are ao very meeting at New York, where the new sign that the charge I made that the r arbitration agreement with fee the international Typographical Union whole people of Ogden, including all was considered and Fas adopted, in- the business men. fear the Evening Standard and the Morning Examiner suring industrial pesce for the next to an extent as to fear the ruinafle years with the local printers and tionsuch of their hualnea and their very with' the printers In every other city has existence in Ogden ahould they make where an arbitration contract heretofore existed. This arbitration a protest against the postmaster. They for agreement pledges the Standard and charge this condition has existedbeen Examiner and the local union in Og- years and that the people have den to submit all differences and com- waiting for aa opportunity to express thrmaelvrs without frer of plaint, to arbitration and a further They had forgotten, however,exposure. say pledge to abide by the result of such that the records showr that tothree arbitration under a guarantee of the Ilmen during the last seven years the (wo national organisations. The arbithe opportration contract for the last fire years. people of Ogden have had Which expires on May lat. 1807, has tunity and, by rawring serret ballots, office three times, thus been ao satisfactory to both sides that elected me ta the same has been renewed for anoth- proving the charges false. In addition they rbavge me with er five years with several important bring guilty of almost every crime changes. It appears that the printers an Insane man could conjure In hia and newspaper men are solving the my removal great question dividing labor and cap- mind. They assart that from the postofflee would cause me ital. to leave Ogden and ak the postal Visits Boston. department to help bring about such a After three days' meeting in NeF result 1 am charged with being a York. 1 received a telegram to visit monster of gigantic proportions withBenton In the Interest of the new ore out friend or in Ogden, reduction plnnt to be located In Og- but that the people tremblingly do den, which the 30, (W0 Population Club my bidding for fear of the great powof Ogden Is promoting. Here I les tri- er of tbe Evening Standard and Morned that Balt Lake Citv and Iehl, or ing Examiner, and thus, through the Utah, Denver and Colorado City, of papers, they allege 1 have been suColorado, and a power plant near Po- preme dictator of Ogdea, all her peocatello, were ail applicants for the ple, her businesa enterprises and polparent plant of the new process to itics for many year. If the chargel treat refractory ores by the chlorine mads against me are belle vsd by the or salt process. It will be remember- President It will he his duty to send ed tbat the 30.000 Population Club an army to Utah and rescue the people guaranteed a free Site and about $25,-- of Ogden from serfdom and slavery 000 subscription to the stock of the and dethrone the uuerowned dictator company just enough to secure local of Ogden.' Interest In the proposition. Enough me to be without After evidence was presented to convince Influence charging or they assert that friends, me that the plant will he much more I am the most and influenpowerful beneficial to Ogden Important and and conin tial Weber county bring than at first reported And I promptly, trol its destiny. Out of all the ramas president of tha Club, guaranteed contradictory lot of slush chargthat the 30,000 Population Club, back- bling ed against me., tbe only apeclfie ed by the Weber Club, will make good charges tbat mold possibly effect tbe all pledges made by them In the past pixrintment are my runaectbm with 1 met several of the financial men intwo law suits ten and sixteen yean terested in the enterprise, as well ss i go. The same charges were made of the Professor Carmichael, patentee against me wben I was (hr ngnslnec the new process They all assured fur tbe legislature la 1898. At that would on be its time the said charges were printed me that the enterprise feet within 60 days aid tbat the in an Ogden paper and were promptly securchances were in favor of Ogden answered on November 1st, 1898, In ing the plant, though Salt Lake and tbs Btandsrd. by tbs statements of the other places have not yet been ail parties connected with tbe said turned down. Salt Lake makes great law suits. So complete were my anclaims uf railway facilities equal to swers that I was elected to office three Ogden, but the recent Harriman In- times after said charges were published and a ropy of them placed in vestigation has convinced- - the premotor that it is only a question of time every house in Weber county. when the Harriman merger will ho disOne uf the charges against me ia solved and then Ogden will again be (hat tha Salt Lake Herald printed a the terminus of the various roads en- story ten years ago tbat I swore to tering here. To these people, the rail- s written statement that a Judgment way situation teems to he the great of I1AO0 in my favor had not been advantage Ogden baa over Sait Lake. paid and that I afterward awote on I believe we will get the plant and the witness stand that It had been tbat It will be more beneficial to Og- paid in full. 1 could have truthfully sworn to den than any other enterprise located only the both statement, as I was paid the here, excepting, possibly,$1,500 between the time of the first sugar plant and railway shops. and second swearings. But the court Visits Washington. . records show thst tbe paper referred I left Boston oo one-o- t the steam- to was an amended answer filed and ocean was swora to by an attorney and not boats and rode on en route to Washington. At the cap- by me at all. I disproved the entire ital I remained two days and paid my story by tbe Judge of tbs court and five of respects to the Utah - delegation. I an the attorneys la tbe can visited the Postmaster General's office the leading attorneys In Utah. All of and found it practically impossible to them assert tbat I swore to tha troth get consideration of my appointment and" that the charge against me ia for the reason that the Postmaster false. In that same way, by stateGeneral waa preparing to leave bis ments and affidavits, I disprove every office, aa he becomes Secretary of the charge made against me. One man who ha a standing repuTreasury today, which naturally left and who much of the great work- of that office tation for his booriabness to Mr. Hitchcock,- the First Assistant not only abuses his wife bnt neglectPostmaster General. The session of ed to supply her with necessaries of Congress expirity on March 4th, with life, had the nervs to accuse me of both house of Congress disagreeing on abusing my wife. Outside of crus the postofflee appropriation bill, and words I have spoken, for which I althe conference committee of the Sen- ways asked and received forgiveate and House requiring the presence ness, no unkindness on my part toward of Mr. Hitchcock,' the First Assistant any of my family can truthfully be Postmaster General, at the capitol, shown. wlfea "Another man forged my of course, that left no one at the Postal department to take up my case. 1 name to a paper and Mated it was a secured an Interview with Mr. Hitch- copy of a paper filed In court. Of cock, on February 37th, only to learn course, the court record! proved all that tbe inspector's report with the to lie forgeries snd frauds. Another charge is that' sixteen papers had not yet reached him. He secured them, however, the next day, yesra ago. I witnessed the name of I secbad a on February 38th, when an imposter whs signed the name of ond Interview, only to find many other A M. Mortimer to a quit claim deed, Incases ahead of mins, and I was tbe consideration being $75. But they formed that the case would have to go filled to show that I produced the overthat K was impossible to aide maa who introduced the Imposter to track all other public business that me and that tbe dead was witnessed was a siting attention long before my also by a third party Jointly with me, In thus proving conclusively tbat I did pipers arrived la Washington. fart, the cloning days of Congress re- not do the imposing, but tbat I was quired the full attention of the Postal imposed upno. They also failed to state Uiat the grand Jury 16 years ago department, and sit appointment where protests sre fll4 must wait. If Invest i gated that asms matter and commy case was the only case of that that I hold the official atatem-- nt kind, It would have been easy to se- pletely exonerating me by said grand cure consideration, but It was one out Jury. of hundreds. A congressman from Tbe same charges in different enured me that every postmas- word are reproduced by about a bakter appointed in hla district had pro er's doxen. tests filed against him and that Indeed The standing of toy accusers as a the appointment of a postmaster In whole in Ogden is poor and when his district without pretests was the compared with (be high standing of exception and not the rule. . (hope who endorsed me. tha only wonder is that the department at WashDisproves All- Charges. consider the rof and X of course, took with me a copy ington must disgruntled and repudifiled and slash by answer my of ail the charges and thereto and eonelnsively, by court rec- ated political tricksters, bolters cranks. statement and eviother ords. sworn Remains in Office. My dence, disproved every charge. accusers were so rank and raw in the If tbe charges and the refutations expressions of their vindictiveness, had arrived In time my name thereof aa to go be- would have hatreds and prejudices, been sent to the enate common sad sense snd If tbat body had failed to approve yond all reason which of Itself destroyed the force rf of my appointment, then I would have the chargee filed. I have asked for stepped .town and out today, aa my appermission to publish all the charges pointment wa made during the recess filed and answers thereto sad If j secure of congress, but the charges five-yea- shim . - t:v lor t pres--Hm- 8:stc i ioJiy. March 4th. tbe ci.c'jniHaiir.. the or It queHiiin 'u lie (MCntiterei) was whether adj-i.u- l'i!-.l- r my arrnser. fimiisli-- si:h situeases and thr investigatoi j nn.irn aiaiemetns of (iie proof of th-- ir charge. Evidently my accusers ailed la furnish the prvof, fur, after a hasty perusal of of liie papers. 1 was informed a that. whiL- 1 cou. i not he confirmed by this session of the senate. I would hold over uuder :l.e appointment of the Picsideui. This was so agrotwhle surprise tn uie a 1 was unde;- the impression that if uiy name failed to resell the senate in time 1 would step down and out today, March 4th. "My four years term of office will nut begin until continued by the senate. li is an old aaying. It is an ill wind that blows no one good.' Hero I find my enemies, ia trying to remove me from office, actually prolonging the term of uiy office. It looks now aa if 1 will hold the offlor about two ) ear before my four-yea- r term begins. if uiy enemies will only file a few more charges. 1 will lie pleased to aek for auolher investigation and thus possibly get eight years out of this appointment. That ia really longer than 1 care t nerve. Still I might in that way get even with the man who wrote about a twenty paragraph latter against me and closed with saying. Its a shame to let Bill draw that a Are salary .' As already stated, if ia granted, 1 shall publish (he charges In full and the snswera thereto la order to let tho public know on what flimsy ground I am aailel and how compleiel) I prove my traducers to b,- liars, forgers and frauds, aa well as expose tho eiuall-suuleindividual who wants to ee me leave Oxden; snd further to show thst my proofs are ad my words hut the wworn statements of men whose word has never been sucoessfuly questioned. THE - - HANAN offers the ease of soft plia- ble leather and the elegance of smart styles; made per- pniwira manent by the very best material and skilled - d OF SCHOOLS OGDEN IN DANGER DEE-STANFO- SHOE CO. RD SOLE AGENTS OF DROPPING BEHIND BECAUSE QF LACK OF MONEY. Chicago Give well-wish- - llki' aifuins: uiv ilvlai.u ut my name ti: in pn AND v?7? GLASMANN REMAINS Roller Skating ESDAY VDN NIGHT MATINEE 326 TIMsHaV, mmwwmw unr gix OUDEX. .UTAH " ALEXANDER GRANT. . Eli: AMUSEMENTS. AMUEENTi. nirwtiaa EX A MIN .' i an Ogdsn Educator an Manual Training la Essential. - .' Allison f the city Bupt, Wn. schools has returned from Chicago where be attended the national convent toa of superintendents. Ia attendance and reaulti obtained (he convention waa the most successful of any held In the United Slate. The most prominent educators ia Amerira discussed problems thst pertain to ths education of children from the time then enter echool until they are graduated from tho colleges and universities. Mr. Allison vlslied the manual training department of Chicago schools and collected data which will be submitted to tha Board of Education at their next meeting.- - He waa successful in collecting facts and figures that will do mock to establish mantis! work In the schools of Ogden, for the training la said to be highly. rodiictlve of good results, at an expenditure of only a few dollar. bould tho board take favorable actios os the proposition and adopt manual training, tha first stages will be along tha following Unas: will be' established Shop center throughout tho city al a cost of about $5u0 each. They will be provided with the necessary apparatus fur Instruction in Several kinds of manual work etc. nuch as telegraphy, carpentry, Bach week certain days will be devoted to the study of the Industrial arts and pupils will report from the dif- SEEBSS SEEBS& Garden Seeds ! that are sure to grow. All seeds sent out from this store are new stock. No old seeds left over. See us' before you purchase. ferent schools to ths centers where educate competent instructors will them id tbe use of tools, where they might learn the value and worth of honest work. As the system becomes bettor known and appreciated, each school will be equipped with its own manual department and In time a high school devoted entirely to manual instruction may be obtained. Tbe one obstacle thst confronts lois ths question of cal educators finances.' ' Bupt. Aills--n declares tha time to fast approaching when the schools of Ogden must either be given more money or (she their place as second class instltutloas. Chicago, a few days before the convention, asked for several million dollars with which to erect new buildings. la the opinion of Mr. Allison, has reached the limit of its re son reel for school purposes sod unless something to done noon to keep abreast of the limes, inferior teacher and poor schools win naturally result Og-lc- MAIL ORDERS FOR Our line of (J ruccrieg always Dice and fresh. Kee ua for llay, Grain, Stock and Poultry Food. ppr" CW In One package of Stock Food with every $2.50 you spend with us. Job Pingree, Jr. 2572 Washington Ave. MADAM BUTTERFLY E. F. There seems to be some misunderstanding regarding mall order sales for Butterfly." Mr J. Saunders Gordon, business reprreentarive for Mr. Savage, arrived In the city this morning.' and be states that mall orders will be received now instead of March 11th, as a great many seem to think that they will aot receive any attention until then. Mr. Gordon states that mall order from both In and ont of town are now being received for Henry W. Ravage's Grand Opera company, In Puccini's great Japanese opera, Madam Butterfly," which come to the Grand Opera bouse, Monday evening, S torch Madam IX ANY FA 1ST OF THE CITY AXD COUNTY. Loan on Improved City and Farm Property Promptly 18th. Address let ters and make chock payable to R. A. Grant manager of Grand Opera house, Ogdea, Utah, and enclose stamped envelope to insure safe return. State 'clearly the price, number of seat a and location desired. We as possible the will give you as location desired, hut remember there will he orders ahead of yours. Orders sra now being placed on file a they are received and will be tilled accordingly March 11th and returned. The price of rhe rests are as follows: Tha first nine rows of Par queue, $3.00; the next nine rows. of Balcony, $3.59; first fire rows $2.50; tha nest nine rows, 63.00: first remainder four rows of Gallery, How BRATZ Negotiated. to order seats: d nr of Gallery. $1.00. orders will be filled before box opens Friday, March the 15ih. Miss Bertha Hellewell ha returned hqpe after a month's visit to Call Fire, Tornado arid Plate Glass Insurance .Written in Strong and Safe Companion at Lowest Bates. 41 0 25th SL Opposite Reed Hotel Phones: 420and420-- z Mall office WANT. ADS YIELD BIG RESULT WANT AD8 YIELD BIG REIULTl |