Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-10-16 | Page 3 | Ogden Newspaper Wins Place with Rare Books

Ogden Newspaper Wins Place With Rare Books Issue Printed on Linen Chronicles Roosevelt- Roosevelt Longworth Marriage W WASHINGTON Oct 16 16 JAP AP-An AP AP An Ogden Utah tah newspaper of February Feb Feb- 17 1906 chronicling the thc wedding Bedding of AU Alice e Roosevelt and Nicholas Longworth printed S In ln its entirety on the toe finest linen and bound at the thc edges in Iii silk is temP temporarily in the rare book room of the library of congresS The library doesn't own the thc news news- paper It was brought to V. V Volta Parma Parma Parma Par Par- ma rare book room director by a woman who having received it from C. C M. M Jackson the thc editor wanted to know just how rare it was Parma said tocla today that as far as he has been able to find out this particular par print is unique Never to his kno knowledge ledge was another complete I new newspaper paper printed on cloth I USED WESTERN STYLE In other ways also the account is rare A personal friend of both the late Theodore Roosevelt and the late Nicholas Longworth the thc editor Jackson Jackson Jack I son took the liberty of chronicling the nuptials in a breezy western vestern way that was in iii marked contrast to the themore themore more conventional accounts in the eastern papers Up in the left car instead of or the weather report was the word Nick and in iri the thc opposite box was vas the word Alice Over Oyer the twin two-column two front page cuts was the four-column four head I I Alice And Nick Are Now v One and md below clow was the cut line Two souls with but a single thought two hearts that beat as one The story did not stop slop with the dazzling immediate facts but also furnished background such us eta It Is asserted that Miss Roosevelt saId aid No to his wooing at least a dozen ozen times She told him at a theater one nc night in the thc presence of a box party arty that she hated headed bald-headed men He grinned good and remi remarked that his future wife would be e unable to pull h his 1 locks ks FINALLY CONSENTED It is said that he finally gained her er consent to his suit while they were vere visiting the imperial imperi palace at Peking As they entered the portal of f the emperors emperor's home he asked her herfor herfor herfor for the thirteenth time Will you be bemy bemy bemy my wife and she replied Ill Til give you ou en on answer be before re we leave this building But it was in the editorial column that hat Jackson gave gave his breeziest summary sum sum- mary nary of the occasion that he was determined determined de- de to make a history that would last ast Along with felicitations he said We are glad that it is all over because be be- cause ause it began to get a bit tiresome