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Show 2 DAILY l STATESMEN THANKSGIVING Blaine II WASHINGTON IN THE STORES a Freaky Buyer John Sherman a Mighty Close One. Was UTAH NOVEMBER STATE JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, FIRST NATIONAL BANK . DAMAGE SUIT TS, P. Great men display more or less eccentricity in buying. This, at least. Is of a manager of one of the P. R. HETZER OF OGDEN A8K8 HOW IT WILL BE OBSERVED AT the opinion stores of the city, who established well JUDGMENT FOR $50,000. THE CAPITAL. has had many dealings with such during his thirty years In business. All Government Departmente Will Be James O. Blaine was a customer Plaintiff Met With an Aeeidsnt While in Companys Employ and Cloeed and Official Care of ours for many years," he said. He a Lost a Leg. man. Laid Aeide. He iecullar was a bought moment hud the for it thing because The case of P. R. Hetxer of this city appealed to his fancy and without "WASHINGTON, D. C.. Nov. 25. The the least regard for the fitness or util- vs. the Southern Pacific company. In machinery of government In the na- ity of the object purchased. He was which damages to the amount of are asked, comes up for trial In tional capital will come to a Btamlatill as great a terror to managers and tomorrow, the PunuinH affair, the Cu- floorwalkers as the man who orders the United States circuit court at Salt ban treaty and other momentous ques- fried oysters and mince pie for break- Lake today. Plaintiff was formerly a come brakeman in the employ of the comtions will be forgotten for the time be- fast Is to waiters. He used to mofew a in about for stroll the store, pany and while employed on gravel ing and every one from the President I like exclaim: train that ments and then duty at Perth, near Lovelock, down will unite in the observance of met to house. with an accident on July 22, send Nev., it my that most characteristic of all Ameri- chair; exto I would he lost his left leg. which 1903, have Then by perhaps can holidays Thanksgiving Day. The furniof hlin Hetxer to the company bad that that that piece says plain day is usnully a quiet one in Washingan the with not ture harmonise would Incompetent engineer running the ton, socially as well as officially, but resi- gravel train, and while he was standhla of scheme decorative and plan congress being in session this year dence. Usually Blaine yielded to the ing on top of the car at the head of the things may te different The turkey of managers and pro- train, which was being pushed by the dinners, at least will be more numer- better judgment were times when he engine, he gave the engineer the sigbut there prietors. ous than in previous years. on having a thing, nal to "slow up. But that through hla set his heart had President Roosevelt believes in celeI remember one heedlessness, negligence and carelessrebelled. he then and brating the holiday In the good, old store and se- ness the engineer. Instead of paying came the into he day fashioned way and consequently It Is not at all any attention to1 the signal of .the was bookcase a lected that sure to be a Jolly Thanksgiving at Interior of brakeman, stopped the train suddenly to the suited arrangement the White House. The Roosevelt chilto him. I house. This his and plaintiff was thrown to the ground explained are home from school, and they dren are bound to have a romp. In which He admitted that I was right and seem- between the tracks; that his left leg their father and mother will Join. No ingly abandoned his determination to was run over and so badly crushed business whatever will be done at the have the case. But as soon as I had that he had to have it amputated six executive mansion during the day. The turned my back he beckoned to one Inches above the knee. In addition to clerks will not report for duty and all of the store porters and told him to the $50,000 damages claimed for the Injury and mental and bodily sufferofficial engagements will be postponed send the case up to his house. "President the plaintiff claims $750 for loss McKinley bought ings, always until the following day. The clerks was In one of and with time. that view, object will not reort for duty and all official Hetxer was under treatment In the engagements will be postponed until to please Mrs. McKinley. They would the following day. In the morning the frequently visit a store together. This railroad hospital In San Francisco for President and his family will go to was especially the case at the time over six months and when discharged church and In the afternoon they will when they were furnishing their borne came to Ogden, where he has been ever receive some visitors In a social way. In Canton. Mrs. McKinley was fas- since. His attorneys in the suit Dinner will be at 7 p m, and several tidious as to colors, preferring the more against the railroad company are Hendelicate shades, whereas her husband derson A MacMillan of this city. frlsnds will be invited to share It The President's steward gives him- was fond of dark blues, reds and self no concern regarding a Thanksgiv- browns. It was in the selection of such SALT LAKE TAX TANGLE as upholstering goods, carpets, ing turkey for the executive table. For things more than twenty-fiv- e years Horace rugs and curtains that they differed Legal Point Raised Over Assessment most He would hold the samples up to of R. Vose, I., has had the Westerly, of Railroad's Right privilege of supplying the President's the wall and argue like a diplomat of Way. turkey. This is In pursuance of a cus- always gently and soothingly, however, tom that was established by Senator for one or two colors on which hla A problem which has been confrontAnthony when President Grant Vas the fancy had set Sometimes he won, but ing the Salt Lake board of county comchief executive. As long as the sen- not often, Mrs. McKinley generally de- missioners for some time lp that of ator lived he bought turkeys for the ciding such matters in her own way. deciding who shall pay tdxes on land "Rob Ingersoll was as good a Christpresidents, and when he died, Mr. Vose over which a railroad right of way has In his business dealing as any man ian kept up the custom, and each year sent been granted. the best bird he could And in his home going. I remember once that we were The case In question is that of Dr. country. The colossnl fowl which will a little hard run for ready cash. We McLean, who petitioned the county satisfy the appetites of the White had a large outstanding account commissioners for a refund of taxes House kitchen with its fragrant aroma among the number being a bill of paid by bim for the right of way of weighs in the neighborhood of thirty $1,000 purchased by Colonel Ingersoll, the Short Line over a piece of propwas not quite due, I pounds. He was hatched Inst spring which, however, Gour-lesent our therefore collector to him with erty owned by him in Kinney & and as tenderly reared as a young colt of north the His addition, city. instructions to ask him for a few hundestined for the race track. was contention that the land though The menu for the Thanksgiving din- dred dollars on account telling him to was owned by him. It had been dediner is always a simple one. Mr. Vose's explain our situation and Incollecting cated to the railroad as a right of way, turkey is the piece de resistance, and the money under no circumstances to and it, as such, was valulesa to him. the other dishes served are typically annoy the colonel The collector reached He contended, therefore, that the taxes American. The dinner invariably be- Colonel XngersoUs residence Just as should be the railroad, and that by paid gins with Chespenke oysters. Flaky he and a friend were leaving, walking he should have a refund. rock Ash from the Fotomas, terrapin rapidly In an opposite direction. The commissioners made a thorough At first the collector was at a loss from the Eastern Shore and cranberries and denied Dr. rfcLean's Investigation, from Cape Cod are included In the to know what to do; but finally he deon the ground that he was the petition cided to risk approaching him, hoping menu. owner of the property, and that the All the members of the cabinet will that he would not give offense. He had railroad merely has a right granted It eat their Thanksgiving dinners at all he could do for a time to overtake It was also held that the assessor in their Washington homes. Secretary and the two. and when he did Colonel on the levying property made the asbefore he had time to announce Mrs. Hay will have a family party at as sessment low as possible, recogniztheir iKNird. Secretary and Mrs. Shaw his mission, gave him to understand the railroads ing right of way and the will dine at their home in Massachu- that he was in a hurry and could not in values to consequent depreciation setts avenue, and will share the holi- under any circumstances be detained. the owner. The collector said he would walk day feast with their children. The The question at Issue is certainly an rney-general is fund of his own fire- ulong with him. As he did so he quietone and Is likely to be Interesting side and prefers a simple home dinner ly and politely explained the object In raised other quarters. to any of the feasts in which he might of his call. At this Ingersoll stopped to In returned his house and short, the participate. The secretary of agriWANTS TO KNOW. culture has little to buy for his Thanks- kindest manner imaginable made out one In Nevada knows of a If any a check for $1,000, the full amount The giving dinner as turkeys and other gifts of sand mixed with gold, he mountain conie to him from all over the country. same day this same collector called on will confer a favor on Postmaster The secretary of the interior, Mr. a popular preacher with a bill of like Jones him of its exact Informing by Hitchcock, and his family will dine in magnitude, long since over due,' in location, the Elko says Independent same polite manner, explaining that their home In K. street. The secre- the we were badly In need of funds and Mr. Jones wishes the information for of the the navy, tary though reclpltent the benefit of an anxious Inquirer, livof many Invituions, will probably follow requesting a few hundred dollars on ing in the state of Pennsylvania, who his usual custom and dine with his account. Whereupon the worthy di- has heard of the existence of such a bachelor cronies In the Worden House. vine flew into a high dudgeon, cavort- mountain in state. this ing about at a great rate, and, writing out a check, flung It at the collector's NEW YORK OBSERVES DIFFERENT NOW. EVACUATION DAY feet as he would have thrown a bone A contemporary facetiously remarks to a terrier. Such was the difference that several months ago Republican orNEW YORK. Nov. 23. Evacuation between Bob Ingersoll's Infidelity and gana were hailing the billion dollar day, which is the anniversary of the some men's Christianity. The closest, shrewdest, hardest buy- steel trust as a model of generosity, evacuation of New York by the British because it per ml ted employees to besoldiers and their allies on November er among the public men of the last come part owners to buy stock In the ghli-tyears was Senator John Sher25, 17 S3, and the triumphant concern at 80 cents on the dollar. Toof General Washington and his army, man. Whenever he came to your store those bunkoed employees are begday or you went to his house to do busiwas observed today. The day was obin for somebody to take that vain ging ness you could rest assured that he served nt the battery, where Old Glory off stock their hands at 15 cents on the would Iwst end of the transacget the was run up to the top of the monster dollar. San Francisco Star. or flngpole near the Ilnrgc office. Appro- tion. There was nothing mean small aliout Ills no of buying, splitting priate exercises were also held at the SUPERINTENDENTS MEET.' Jumel mansion, nt One Hundred and pennies or that sort of business, but N. C., Nov. 25. The secRALEIGH. Sixtieth street, Washington Heights, at the same time you could depend on ond convention annual of the State Aswhere General Washington had his It that whatever you sold hlin would be sociation of of County Superintendents headquarters before the retreat of the at bottom figures, with very little mar- Education will tomorrow. here begin of gin profit. Washington Post. British from the city. It Is expected that practically all the ninety-seve- n superintendents of the Cured of Piles After 40 Years. HORN AS A HOLD-UP- . state will be repreeanted. An InterC. Mr. of had O., Tom Horn, who was hung at CheyHaney Geneva, piles 40 years. Doctors and dollars esting program covering two days has enne last Friday, was accused of hold- for could do him no lasting good. been arranged. Witch Haxel Salve cured him ing up a faro game in Reno, Xev., sevInvaluable for permanently. cuts, eral years ago. He was tried for the burns, bruises, sprains, lacerations, Have your Plano Insured. Ever crime and acquitted. Notwithstanding eczema, tetter, salt rheum, and all hear of a uninrescued piano being skin other diseases. Look for the his acquittal, a great many people in name DeWltt on the package all oth- jured from a burning house? We InReno still believe he was the guilty ers are cheap, worthless counterfeits. sure pianos. TeL 251 X. Hunter InSold by Geo. F. Cave, Wallace Drug man. vestment Co., Insurance Agents. Co., and Wm. Giddlngs. $50,-0- CAPITAL ry De-Wit- t's ALL IN THE PUSH $150,000 73,245 8URPLU8 AND PROFIT8....$ We transact business in all branches of banking and extend every courtesy consistent with soundness. DAVID ECCLES THOMAS D. DEE JAMES FXXGREE President .... Vice-Preside- nt Cashier Asst Cashier JOHN PIXGREE TIME CARD in Effect Nov. ATradeTempting RAGYGL E Pushes a full quarter easier than any other Bicycle, because the Sprockets turn between bearings and there is 30 per cent less pressure on bearings. AND HAVE THE BEST. An alluring array of delicate China Cups and Saucers, Vases and oddities in dainty designs and colors, suitable for Xmas presents and every piece worth more than-ouprice during Friday and Saturday. ..YOUR CHOICE, 25 CENTS... HUTCHISON & CO., 3 r Ogden Milling & Elevator a Don't miss seeing our display of MORIAGE V w w No. No. C. A. HENRY Ticket Agt Agt. OGDEN. UTAH. D. E. BURLEY, General Pasenger and Ticket Agent Salt Lake City, Utah. St Ask for St ii w w Ogdens Best s w I Phoenix FOR SALE No. Leadvllle, Pueblo, I EVERYWHERE. 9V99V99V99W999999 : SLOTHING. HEADACHE. RI. on SANITARY SHOPS. thiir is not good, cull on me. I have shill.1 snd expert- ones to fit sny eye thnl glasses will help. Local from Sanpete 7:00p.m. Valley far to Omaha, Kauai tout. New fork and Bw-to- D- 1 Examination Frick. 0. D. to Prof. M; Thomas) lOI'ScelH Building, Qgdeu. A UeaEt Made Hats Made Shoes Made Shirts Made Overalls Union Made Gloves PUTNAM Stomach DEPART. , No. 6 Mail and Express... 7:10a.m. No. 2 Oveland Limited for Omaha, Council Bluffs, Denver, Kansas City No. 4 and East daily Atlantic Express for Denver. Omaha, Council Bluffs, Kansas City and all points east, dally Fast Mall No. 102 Indigestion is often caused by over No. 2:40 p.m. 7:10 p.m. 7:00 a.m. ARRIVE. Pacific Express from Councir Bluffs, Omaha, eating. An eminent authority soya Denver. Kansas City the harm done thus exceeds that from 3:30 a.m. east dally the excessive use of alcohoL Eat all No. 6 and . . .10: SO a. BMall and Express. the good food you want but dont over- No. 1 Oveland Limited from load the stomach. weak stomach Omaha, Council Bluffs, may refuse to digest what you eat. Kansas City, Denver Then you need a good digestant like and all points east 3:30 p.m. Eodol, which digests your food withdally 2:40 p.m. out the stomachs aid. This rest and No. 101 Fast Mall. the wholesome tonics Kodol contains A. HENRY, Ticket Agent soon restore health. Dieting unneces- G. H. CORSE. Pass, and Fght Agt T. P. COLLINS, sary. Kodol quickly relieves the feelTraffic and Passenger Agt ing of fulness and bloating from which some people suffer after meals. Absolutely cures Indigestion. $ - a CLOTHING HOUSE. Kodol V a Removal Sale! I Our fine line of CHINA and GLASSWARE must be closed out at groat sacrifices. Nature's Toulo. Prepared only byX.0. DlWrrr A Oa.Ohlcsnk TfistL bouf contain IK Umss thstO&atiZ Sold in Ogilrn by Geo. F. Co, Wallace Drag Co., Wm. Giddings. AVENUE. 2340 Wuhlngton 9 Denver. Pueblo, Leadvllle, Salt Lake City and nil points east dally 2:40 p.m. The Eye Specialist, coats A. OLSEN 1 the applisnces, (Successor Union Made Suits Union Made Over- t No. pair of good glsnses properly lit- ted. If fur sny reason your sight C. P. UTTER, WE SELL IT. WASHINGTON 5 I. A. BKSTOX, General Agent Paanenger epartment, salt Lake City. C. A. HKNltY, Ticket Aaent, Ogden. 0. B. GIWiN, Agent, Ogden. era suITit with inntnnt which medicine due not relievo. because liegditchc come from eve strain and the only remedy is a I 7: 00 pan Pacific Express from Denver, Pueblo, Provo, Salt Lake City and all 1:05a.m. points east dally Pacific Limited from Salt Lake City, Provo, Denver and all points 11:45a.m. east dally: Pacific Mall from Through Sleeping City, Chicago and St. well as they should. Other wr well, lint their eyes soon liminm timi Still otli- - I 2345 3 No. No. Many do nut wre 2:15 pan. ARRIVE. - TIMED, Den- ver and all points east daily ia No. 4 Atlantic Express for Balt Lake City, Pueblo, Denver and all points east dally No. Union Union Union Union 6 ia High Patent. I 1903, DEPART. Atlantic Mall for Salt Lake City, Provo and all points east 7:15 a.m. 12 Nt andTo Salt Lake City Intermediate 8:10a.m. points, dally...., No. 2 Atlantic Limited for la Salt Lake City, Provo, w V UNION DADE TIME CARD, in affect Nov. 22, ta w Midi Pas. is the best. WEAR THE In ARRIVE. Freight and w w CORRECT ID :5p.m. FLOUR Ross Book Store PERFECTLY r.,, P' m' Salt Lake 2 0un . $ Salt Lake and inter- mediate points 7:00a nu No. 7 Salt Lake and Mil- ford ' am No. 9 Butte and Pocatello Express No. 11 Salt Lake and Tin- t,c 6:53 p.m. North of Ogden. No. 12 Cache Valley 10:30 a.m. No. 8 Portland and Butte. 7:00 a.m. No. 10 Butte and Pocatello, 5:30p.m. Trains south of Juab run daily ex. ' cept Sunday. Ticket office at Union Depot 1 G. H. CORSE Companys The very very latest Japanese China goods. P,nt 4-- d.,,.t.e Inter- - l"-43- s THE w mediate points Salt Lake and No. 10 North of Ogden" 1'Ja',n' No. 11 Cache Valley 7:15D No. 7 Butte and Portland. 11 55a! No. 9 Pocatello, Montpelier and Butte 1:25 a. m. South of Ogden Street. 306 25th No. 12 Salt Lake and Tlntio.i.j-i-;PNo. 8 Balt Lake and Inter- - No. GET IN THE BAND WAGON China Sale -- 22, 19oj South of Ogdsn. DEPART. We mean that the ROSS 00 ys atto- ITS Washington Avs. 2384 and 1903. 25, 2 Art. THE. Home Bakery and Grocery. r all kinds of Itakerj iple and Chicago and Return, $44.50. To Chicago and return, November 27th, 28th, 29th. 190$, account International Live Stock Exposition, via the Chicago & Northwestern Railway. (Only double track line between Missouri river and Chicago.) Three through trains daily. See that your ticket reads via this route. For further Information apply to C. A. Walker, General Agent, 206 Main street. Belt Lake City, Utah. Fancy ; Good Groceries-- ; 224 Jeflenon Avenue, . C. SCHWARTZ, Prop. SCHWARTZ BROS. ; |