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Show DAILY 8 UTAH STATE JOURNAL Officers: rrealdent Frank J. Cannon W. W. Browning; E. A. Littlefield... Secy. and Treasurer Directors: Frank J. Cannon, E. A Littlefield, Henry Gwllllam, W. W. Browning, R. E. L. Windle, T. D. Johnson, R. S. Wage Scale and Unionization Do Refuses to Send Federal to Colorado Strike Not Stand in Way of District. Settlement. Joyce. MASS 1003. 19, TWELVE loeszassss c&q 0 OGDEN FURNITURE & CARPET COS AT I Vlce-rreelde- nt By By By By By By ILK NOVEMBER ARE rubliehera Utah State Journal Co (Incorporated.) Published every evening except Sunday Horace S. Foster STATE JOURNAL, THURSDAY, STMS OGDEN, UTAH. Founded by E. A. Littlefield, A.D. 1896. E. A. Littlefield UTAH MEETING ON SUNDAY THERE IS NO SPECIAL SALE Troops No Coal Nor Coke Being I BARGAINS IN LACE CURTAINS 3 BRUSSEL NET and IRISH POINT ALLEGED $6.00 quality at $7.00 quality at $5.00 quality at $10.00 quality at Business Manager City Circulator Terms of Subscription. one month three montha mall, mall, mall, mail, Labor Laadera Are Indignant Over I Governor Welle. Aske for Facte I Governors Action In Calling Thirty Additional Guards 8ent I to the Scene. for Troops. Company Imports More Strike Breaker Police Fear Further Trouble. 60c 45c per pair $1.00 per pair 1.45 per pair 1.60 per pair 75c Nottingham, at $1.65 $2.50 $2.05 Sunnyside. IS pair lota 1, 2 and Shipped From the Mines at INSURRECTION INTIMIDATION I $3.75 4.50 6.50 ..... 7.00 Carpet Remnants and Odd Tieces of Furniture closed out at Great Sale Commences Thursday Closes Saturday Night. Sacrifice. $1-5- 0 ' . . six montha LOO . one year CHICAGO, Nov. 19. The union I 15c week one carrier, 00c teamsters this morning joined hands carrier, one month 6c with the strikers, sixty walking out of I Single copies Hall subscriptions payable In advance the Chicago street railway bams. member of the union organlxa- Subscribers who do not receive their Every will refuse to handle supplies of cause tlon for or have complaint any papers will oblige by notifying this office. Five the street railway companies. This ac- dollars reward will be paid for InforI mation that will lead to the arrest and tlon was sanctioned by tbe council of conviction of persons stealing copies the teamsters union at last nights of The 8tate Journal from the premmeeting. ises of subscribers. Mayor Harrison this morning renew-- 1 A special to the Tribune from Helper, President with a conference Utah, says: Roosevelt, after long The situation at Sunnyside has Secretary Root today, decided to deny Governor Peabody's request to send changed but little, If any. In the past federal troops to the Colorado mining twenty-fou- r hours, and there Is no and maintain the law and order. district, coal nor coke being shipped from there, erty respectfulv. Very can Under the law the president only the output not ,ufflclent to keep HEBER M. WELLS, Governor. con la the violence when act beyond the ovens warm, hence a shipment was Discussing the letter of Governor trol of the state troops and police and sev- - Wells with a Herald reporter. Deputy Gate made from of Castle today then can act only on request of the leg- islature or upon the governor's request when Impossible to get the legislature purpose at Sunnyside. The amount I together, cessary for this purpose is about S00 The president and Secretary Roott()n each twenty-fohours, hold that there is no Insurrection in WASHINGTON, Nov. 19. I OGDEN FURNITURE & CARPET Co. 0 i hr GOOD JOKE ON i FITZ." Comedian Made Capital Out of Prize Fighter's Bald Head. Bob Fitzsimmons, the has many friends In the theatrics! profession. Whenever he enters a theater the management usually arranges that the popular pugilist Is conducted to the best seat In the houie. Should vaudeville or comic opera or cupy the board on Fitzsimmons entry then the comedians do not hesltsts to make capital out of his presence. While "Fits was In a Chicago theater recently one comedian said to another: I TO ADVERTISERS. ed his efforts to end the trouble by al- AH advertising copy must be In the mediation. The committee of previous evening to Insure Insertion the railway officials Is now arranging ur the next day. for another conference. The mediation board says that it la up to the Chicago Colorado. I entry at the Post-offiApplication for second-claLABOR LEADERS INDIGNANT, City railway to act, as the strikers as matter. at Ogden I DENVER, Nov. 19. Labor leaders practically announce that the wage scale will not stand In the way of a are indignant over the governors "Do you know that Fitzsimmons Is nor do they demand a com-- 1 tolon in calling upon President Roose-ple- te as a strong as Samson T" were on of cars coal a tblrty-,ltotal mine of company ground organisers unionisation of the roads The velt to send federal troops to Telluride "I don't believe It eachtona an two The of - lnBtead of the pubUc road- of coal publlc average strikers do Insist however, that the where a strike has been on since July. He is. Why, he could come up no coal from No. 2 road at Sunnyside Is one that la not They say that not even one act ofand Practically here, routing of car. shall be changed no and, like Samson, bring down the large8t ot the two-1al that yet wel1 deflned- - Befope tbe com' the house. I say hes stronger thin that the men will not have to put In violence haa occurred at Telluride and mlne' pany went Into Sunnyside what may Samson. from ten to twenty hours each day only one case of assault at Cripple wa" Placed today. be called a public road wound Its way Your vlisted Castle "Prove it, prove it, shouted ths correspondent Local waiting about the barns to make ten Creek. two-thiractor. the then Since the Gate and about found canyon. doubting today through of scheme a hours actual running time. They declare that It is And while Fitzsimmons sat then been of the m,ner" working. Shortly after ground in the canyon has purThe union mass meeting to be held Governor Peabody to involve President his bald head ths contentedly rubbing a- - m- - Demolll, the laid tne streets 8:30 company, organiser, ap- chased by on Sunday Is expected to be the great- Roosevelt In the labor dispute for po- -l comedian explained: I lnhab-camA. E. Roome, superintendent of teleone-ha- lf of the below out mile convenience about the the for peared est ever seen In Chicago. Every union litical purposes "If Fits can bring down the horns rs graph on the Southern Pacific at San In and with six or seven of his fol- - Hants and to suit the needs of the without any hair on his head, what will will and the participate city Francisco, Is In Ogden. soon had the idle men in the panya surface Improvements The rec-ca- could he do If he had hair like Samt march from lta headquarters headed who did not go to work this I ords in the courthouse here show no sons? Detroit Free Press. Henry Ward, who was charged with by bands to Tattersall's. In line and paraded survey of a public road, formed robbing an old gentleman named Hunmorning The object of this monster meeting More armed men are being sent to ter. was yesterday held to answer the Is obtain the voice of the entire labor through the main street of the camp SUBSERVIENCY OF THE SLAV. an- - Sunnyside. Thirty-thre- e en were men This afternoon had he cheering. charge in bonds Of 1509, element on the strike question and other parade, headed by the Italian I gaged by the Utah Fuel company at No Thought Beyond the Pleasing of J. D. Cumming, the popular reprd the further purpose of the municipal Their Superiors. brass band of CaSle Gate, and the Salt Lake city yesterday and left on sentatlve of the Xelden-Judgso- n Drug Ownership of the street railways. Of the subserviency of Russian In marchers 8:20 Rio Grande train last night had gained numbers, there the company in Salt Lake, la visiting Ogcourt officials many stories are told. Late this afternoon it was announ122. was man Each for given It Is said to being Sunnyside. den On business. much of ths ced that the freight handlers for wholeAll saloons were promptly closed by a Winchester rifle before he was per- - whole Russian pervade AGAINST ASKED INJUNCTION official world, reaching reWillard 8. Cragan and Henrietta Fer- sale grocery houses would probably Sherlff Wilcox. Even the Half-Wa- y mltted to join the company. In the lower ranks the highest point UTAH ART INSTITUTE. guson of Pleasant View were married fuse to handle goods destined for the The men were secured In' the city on of absudtty and Idiocy. A Russian house, located half wey between Castle last evening. Judge Howell perform- street railways Gate, and Helper, w-- notified and did the promise of wages at the rate of $5 writer says that when a student of Ihe A carload of strike breakers arrived mBn(jBmBB Wanted Compelling ed the ceremony. y close up. It Is at or near this place per day. They were engaged by C. W. Royal College of Perceptors In Mofrom St Louis Cara started scow witnessed the following scene: Miss Hattie Packard and Roy Buch-millment of 9300 to Winner in Late that' Demolli la enrolling the men In I Shores, alias Doc, who Is in charge "Thehedirector M. Bar of the col' were married today at the resi- from the Halsted street station this Art Contest. the union. There appears to be little of the guards already In the service of to our In came the. hundred five sky, evening with policemen dence of the bride's brother, Fred Pack- morning or no opposition to this on the part of the mine1 operators. Shores reached rooms to see whether the students dissome was them. There street and guarding ard, corner of Twenty-sixt- h the company officials. the city from Sunnyside yesterday fore- were at work, aa some ot them wen Litigation has grown out of the state order about the barns The police fear Adams avenue. and noon. He immediately began the work wont to leave the premises wlthont The strikers at both Bunnyside as this line runs through a prise of $300 offered ait the exhibit of Calvin Coffey, a large fruit grower trouble, Ga,. ci ai, nrilvy and Castle of securing recruits for guard duty at permission. At the entrance he met the Utah Art institute, held last spring, of Atchison, Kansas, stopped off In particularly unruly district if saloons and and the the mining camp. By means of mes the beadle, a retired soldier. Director: crowd, I for the best original painting by a admitted noon Harrison At Mayor are kept closed there sengers and reports the word was Are all your students Inf Beadle Ogden today on his way to California. toward Utah resident artist Mandamas pro- - drinking places been had honor. D Is gained that nothing In company with Major James Graham men were Exactly so, your will or po dlsorde.'. that the city through passed B Exactly to. Lake too? were Salt in the almost In, had he and begun ceedings he paid the State Journal a pleasant a strike settlement It Is said by some of the leading wanted at the general offices of the D You are a liar, you vllllan! B and Evans court Edwin by The yesterday abandoned stegm railway hope. call. strikers at Castle Gate that Kelllher, Utah Fuel company for that purpose. Exactly so, your honor. The scent people believe that the strike will be J. B. Fairbanks against the Ltah Art John Mitchell's lieutenant In this disIn the same strain and It was continued for Each Mrs. L. Cahill, teacher of the third compelled duty applicant institute, George M. Ottlnger, S. P. prolonged. the director had just that now Is will with in Helper, and who appeared to demonstrate his acquaintance grade at the Quincy school, gave a reavailable coach and locoino-- 1 Whittaker, Edna W. Sloan, Alice M. trict, Every out In ths met before Abramvotlch exfor Denver leave the and of a Winchester purthe workings tonight for ception to the other teachers of that tlve Is to being prepared for suburban Horn, Allan T. Lovey, H. L. A. Pulmer wont he frequently being pose of buying and shipping tents and plain accurately how the weapon work- street, I grade In the city yesterday afternoon. service. , . and L. A. Ramsey. himself without permission." absent Into Castle Gate and SunnyAbout twenty guests were present, and ed. In case of awarkdness or IgnorGovernor Yates in an Interview here! Plaintiffs both allege that they sub- supplies side for accommodation cf the the were much Interested in the work perance of the use of the rifle the appliWhere He Would Shine. today admitted that 8,000 troops could mltted several specimens of original strikers should the fuel evict formed by the 200 pupils under the cant was denied employment. Few William Redmonds humorous and comiany be put into Chicago within twenty- - painting and that two paintings so them. direction of the principal, Marian I applicants, however, were unable to se pointed Interjections are becomlnt hours, precautions having been fered by each artist were accepted by W. Wood all cure a position. Under Sheriff I Harry quite a feature of parliamentary Ufa recently made for such a contingency the exhibition committee as being Price. The men were engaged for guard The house of commons was favored Utah, yesterday received the which may confront the authorities be-- 1 worthy to compete for the state prise. Inter exhis from RUNAWAY WAS LIVELY folowing communication duty in patrolling the company's recently with another laughableJust fore the strike ends. They allege that these four paintings Mr. from Redmond cellency, Governor H. M. Wells, which property at the mining camps and pre- ruptlon were the only ones exhibited as comthe house adjourned an Irish will, reach Sheriff Hyrum Wilcox at venting outsiders' from Interfering with member Two Wagons Dsmolishsd and W. M. PRESIDENT TO. RECEIVE also for $300 the prise. They petitors managed to move the second at noon: the miners who are still at work. reading of the town tenants bilL Piggott Knocked Down Though PANAMA COMMISSIONERS assert that the Judges, George M. Ot- Sunnyside today State of Utah, Executive Office, Sail Twenty-fiv- e guards were sent to the Thereupon a member arose to spert Not 8orioutly Hurt tlnger, S. P. Whittaker and Allan T. 1903. Nov. Lake 17, week. last It was thought this upon the bill. The membe-- succeeded mine City, I WASHINGTON, Nov. 19. Minister Lovey, refused on one pretext or withnumber would be sufficient, and the in speaking for many minutes There was a runaway accident on has arranged to pre- - other to award the prise. The corn-sen- t Sheriff Wilcox, Price, Utah: dir the to out mu"s anything, saying My Dear Sheriff Complaint has fact that additional guards have been ssd the Panama commissioners to sec-- 1 plaint states further that the govem-retar- y Washington avenue shortly before 10 members, Irish been lodged In this office to the effect hired seems to Indicate that more trou- appointment of the I Hay tomorrow. They will be Ing board of the Institute has pretend-receive- d started to conclude his remarks with o'clock this morning which made an haa been committed ble in anticipated.. that outrage ed second to call a In the afternoon by President annual art exhibit the words, "For these reasons, Mf-to--things lively for awhile and also did on r0Bd the betw?n Sunny8idft county when Mr. Redmond of the institute to be held November Roosevelt. Speaker some damage. A horse and delivery ,n th,t ,nPn wh0 iad terrffpted, amid a roar of laughter, 23d and advertised for resident artists 8 Motor Fees In Woman. to the wagon belonging to T. B. Evans & Co. " ch0,,en by th8 ptrikin coal m,ners I to Many women are discovering that with They ought to send you STEEL PLANT TO RESUME. exhibit their works and enter into was standing In front of the store to give certain other men ilvlng on a motor car" la most de- house of lords. econd competition for the state at Sunnyside PITTSBURG. Nov. 19. The entire I . hitched to a weight when, becoming who are called organisers a reception I ntructive of beauty. Moderate motor of the Pittsburg Steel company Rich Women In Feud. and were with a conveyance I ing, by improving health and the ca-frightened at something, It broke the plant club will resume operations on Monday. he Comme Mrs. P. Goln Is one of Jeanette lor a enhances woman'. sleep, a hitching rope and started north. When I down .aid county road, when at point In the management of the exhibit I but Is net of weeka I three richest after idleness, cbarm"Yorks women, but the hardened tourist type during In front of Cross' harness shop it col The plaintiffs further allege that this about ten miles from Sunnyside they Qf seen in society, for which sha were the which 2,000 time employees Uded with a horse and buggy, which G wer met by inrrr"-'ne to action will jeopardize their right to the her Bkta and geU crow-- feet around presses vast contempt Mrs. 1 blh uel con' ri be In the emp oy also stampeded. This in turn ran Into without employment th valuable her eyes, her face loses its soit, worn-The- y owns an Immense deal of award made at the original exhibition. Fin on of at and tbe and upset W. M. Piggott a barber, emhome estate. Plnt her pany) "topped Adjoining anly contour and gains hardness and ask the court to grant the writ . Difference in the Eyes. , rifles; that one of the six men was or- avenue Is that of Mrs. Perry Beloom-whployed at the Reed hotel. The horse determination. of mandamus the above Judges against I A great many, perhaps tbe majority I built an extension some time sF and i wagon belonging to Evans was from the wagon and made to namedM them mnke t0 requlrlng d theLtate thei. destination and business-believ- e of, otherwise people thereby cutting off Mrs. Goln's caught, the wagon somewhat In need Q state of sward between the the same see with the that The latter thereupon Man's Ths Young and air. Chance. prize they en n ere ma a of repair as a result of the collision, ey were both eyes. That this Is not the case I paintings exhibited at the annual exhl-- 1 The young man Is in demand. If purchased a lot around the corner, while the horse attached to the buggy one can himself convince kl.: which she built a high stone fen to some by falls avail himself of bit held last March and April, and easily to return t0 broke loose and ran till he got tired, the following simple experiment: and Sunnyside, conil'el,!d of M opportunity It Is usually M Mrs. Belmont's extension has h" that they be enjoined and restrained of their The buggy will also furnish a job for Cover one of the eyes with a hand from deprived right 0wn fault The elder Vanderbilt one much darkened In consequence. paying the 3200 to any other per- - thereby being or a bandage and let the experimentMrs. Goin declares her fence on t0 the wagon maker. and uld taka yung rroceed ,hat the,r bu"'ne: son on any other award, and that the anu I: main until Mrs, Belmonts exteMK" and stick him called down two Mr. Piggott was knocked down and er attempt to snuff out a candle aud-- 1 citisens other anywhere "organisers governing board of the Institute be re- were denied roled over by the horse and buggy and denly placed within a few feet of the right of the county be had the right kind of stuff In ltin shall have been taken down. him. He will almost Invariably miss strained from holding any further com-- 1 I to return to Price, he would get on and save a little got up considerably dased. He went the flame, either unexhlbtlon In the year 1902 for road and compelled petltive This may be a strong state Trout Too Plentiful. to his shop, got his bicycle and rode derreaching or putting the ilngera too Other Information in my possession money. ment, but there ie a good deal oi Howard S. Jeffrey, the veteran Pf strik truth In Is to the effect that the off, using one leg, to his home to take far to the right or left of the flame. -It , on shot and yachtsman, a era at Sunnyside have armed them- a look at himself and find out the ex With both eye normal and open the both aflelo com sportaman pUshed Blame Mere Unions. for accommodation for distance and diselves and are seeking by threat and tent of the damages to his person, ifloat, has just returned from I "The question of labor is really as- intimidation to Buys American Wheat While stiff and sore it la not thought rection is Instantaneous. prevent In Mains. of a result as last Lord Australia, serious a year's ersful fishing tripover the aspect, says suming , from roal mIr,ara peRcably enthusiastic F puraun Rny bones are broken and he came off very Alfred Milner, governor of ...the Brit-. I drought, bought since January 7,000,I Cured of Piles After 40 Years. him report of tba and firearms be and had. that their pre way being 000 Us or lucky in not being killed. bushels of wheat n equivaMr. C. Haney of Geneva. O.. had pile. is wrl OPlhfrlian COlleaBritish P,ub discharged and unlawful disturbances lent In flour from the Pacific coast, nee of fish this season for 40 years. Doctors and dollars ! n this Now :y wonderful. Demsstio Troubles. could do him no lasting good. De- - unions will probably prevent the use of the peuce nre common. T should he and 1 000,000 bushels from New York. ba . -- g It Is exceptional to find a family Witt's Witch Hasel Salve cured him of Han labor iteration, gentlemen, pleased to have you Investigate those I didn't see It mynetf, where thero are no domestic ruptures permanently. Invaluable for cuts, 'While alleged occurrences and report to me occasionally, but these can be lessened burns, bruises, sprains, lacerations, Build Many Submarines. old that near Braggville. in P by having Dr. King's New Life Pills eczema, tetter, salt rheum, and all.I once the facta In the caae and aeo at Shoe Exports, England haa nine submarine war rot county, the trout were y around. Much trouble they save by other skin diseases. Look for the - vessels butlt or local not authoror b,a the whether police fill that and trenches actually France now their great work In stomach and liver name DeWitt on the package ell oth- la building, America exporting about $7. troubles. They not only relieve you, era are cheap, worthless counterMts. worth of shoes a year, of Ity is sufficient t cope with the alleged has fifty. Their presence ie expected cut to divert the water of addi hut cure. 25c, at Jesse J. Driver Drug '.r. order to give the fish lawlessness and protect "fa and prop- - to make blockades Impossible. Drlt.ln.gfli ce-tblrSdSSS, Store. room." New York Times. ce ss 8 : and Personal; ds p, corn-lowe- STATE PRIZE Pay-toda- er will-behav- ed - of-fo- ur Ttrlehlu pdl"g 1 Pity well-informe- over-reachin- n1 ed non-striki- lh . - cS".S "" HwWdi " t. |