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Show PAGE FOUR DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL, TUESDAY, JULY 1L 1907. CIS SHIflNF FIERCE COMPETITION BETWEEN POSTAL AND WESTERN UNION. in Nw York That They Hava Joined Forcaa Much Lit igation Over th Country Soama ta Disprove th Charga. Chirgi la Mad OF Manager O'Brien of the local office of the i'uxlal Telegraph company received tlie following from New York last night relative to the charge made there that the Western I'niou and 1iwUI Telegraph comiaiiiee have affiliated intcreata and are practically tha name company : Clarence H. Mackay, president of the Postal Telegraph Cable company, when asked today In regard to the proceedings which were instituted yesterof the $ day by the attorney-gener- al state of New York against the Postal Telegraph Cable company and the Western Union Telegraph company, aaid: If two companies ever com- !eted in the United Stales, these two telegraph companies are competing and have been. At tlinea the competition la even fierce and bitter. Every nier-ca- nt and manufacturer In the United States, wherever we reach, will bear e e witness to much of thla statement. We are litigating with the Western Union all over the country in regard to railroad rights of way. In fact, a tre- e mendous tight between the Pennsyl- X vania railroad and the Western Union was due solely to the fact that we got that busliicaa away from the Western X Union. The Western Union la trying to exclude us from all deimta, and has X Just succeeded in excluding us from the Birmingham union depot, which la perhaps the finest union depot In the county at present, and we Intend to take that matter into the courts to set aside the moiiiiMillnUc contract between the union deiiot and the lilrmliighuin Western Union. " 'Look at the Cuba cable, which we are now laying, and which will be In operation by September Sulh, whlen 4will take a Urge amount of business 4away from the Western Union. Look e at the Pacific cable, which took liusl ness away from the Western Union. B. COHEN, 252 will place his entire stock on sale July 1 1th, for fifteen days only, at V v v v understand why this must be the Greatest Surprise Sale ever conducted in Ogden, one need only consider the immensity of our stock. Owing to backwardness of the season and to the fact that our Fall Goods are daily arriving from the Fast, we are compelled to sell our goods at just one-ha- lf their value. We fully realize that to induce the buying public of Ogden to relieve us of our immense stock, we must extend purchasing advantages so extraordinary and so rare that no thrifty buyer will pass them up. We will therefore place on sale Thursdav, July 11, our entire stock at 50 cents on the Ve mean dollar, for 15 days only. just what we say. The price of every artieio will he split just in half. Exceptional opportunities are offered. So come around early and make a saving of 50 per cent. TO -- Then there are five rabies In the Atlantic and our Und system, which rune into every slate In the Union and Is continually taking business away from the Western Union. We are now about to construct a new route to the Pacific coast through the great mining fields, such as Tonnpah, Goldfield, etc., all of which will take business away Street, Twenty-fift- h e 4 e 4 4 4 4 4 Down They Go! X' from the Western Union. We are the only comiany that ever X really competed with the Western Union and succeeded In doing so. other companies have competed, only to be bought out, and none of them ever paid 4- a dividend In oppnaitton to the Western Union. We are extending the sys- e tem all the time and taking business X from the Western Union everywhere. All this talk about there being no op 4position 4a nonsense.' 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 - Eddlee. to (he altar, bnt coming away she usually leads the groom by a halter. A typewriter who understands grammar la a great help to a man who spent bla school days pastin' th' fellers with Wine In n mocker, and I suppose that Is why some men bear mocking birds after Imbibing too freely of It If facts are stubborn things, some of the husbands of this land are facts, A bride may be led apit-balla- ." 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 e 4 4 4 4 e 4 4 4 4 EXTRA SPECIAL X X 4 4 4 4 4 4 e 4 e 4 an right 81ander crushed to earth will rise again at the sewing bee. After an extremely deep snow, the oldeet inhabitant can be counted 01 to flounder down to the grocery store to keep the record straight X 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 GREAT HABERDASHERY SALE $2.00 Men's c Hose 72c Hoss Shirts 4 4 4 $1.08 4 4 4 c 3714 c 4 4 4 4 4 l!4e 25c Suspenders $1.00 Suspenders 10c Neckwear 0 5c 4 STETSON HATS $4.00 Howard Hats 4.00 Rossmore Hats 2.00 Hats Art la long, longer. Most men work hard all their lives to save enough money to create a lam-llfeud over the will. When you have been drinking a little too much and wonder If It will be safe to go home, try aaylag this sentence rapidly: Many a Jester's Jests Just end in gesticulation.'' If you can repeat this without error, you may go home without arousing your wife's suspicions stops en route being X The season Is once more open for X the big fish that got away." A family Bible la bard to find la ' Che home of an old maid. Parents are T too careless about writing birth datea In Blblea, anyhow. It la fully aa important to know when to don't as when to do. Moneymaking la the greatest disease of the century, cay an exchange. The trouble with moat of us la, we are too healthy. 4 4 4 4 4 is something you cannot accomplish under lf and balletscene Nicotine, gasoline seem to occupy the spare time of Innumerable sons of rich fathers. The tobacco habit la a very vile one, especially when your wife cannot be broken of the habit of buying your OF$5AND$10 1.00 ... llarton Bros.' Shoes, White House Shoes, Endicott-Jolmso- n Co.s Shoes, Bradley-Met-caCo.s Shoes AT QREAT REDUCTIONS Fancy Vests, Umbrellas, Trunks, Suit Cases, at 50 cents on the dollar. barred. A CASH SAVING I.5O SHOES y clgare. $3.00 2.00 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Sale Begins Thursday, July ordinary circumstances. The Surprise Sale is not an ordinary occasion. Our entire stock must move quick. Why not benefit thereby? :4 4 sa It Is a Sale That Will Knock All Other Sales in the Shade, . j 1 1 I f Doors Open 8:30 A. M OPEN EVENINGS. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 :4 4 :4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ; : ! Ul p U UULaUVJU II u 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 FI FT Ifll : 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 |
