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Show DAILY UTAH 4 UTAH STATE JOURNAL OGDEN, UTAH. FRANK J. CANNON. EDITOR. OGDEN, THE GATEWAY. Ogden is the center of the land of gold spikes and silver hammers. Nearly a genera-tio- n ago some of the great men of country stood on a bleak sage brush plateau, the summit of Promontory Hill, and united the two oceans by driving with a silver hammer the last spike one of gold which joined the first transcontinental line. Tomorrow another gold spike will be driven to effect the union of which at fabuthe rails on the Lucin Cut-of- f, lous expense has been constructed to avoid the travel across that same great Promontory Hill. Every blow upon the first gold spike was a pean of praise that civilization had come. Every blow upon the gold spike of tomorrow will be a note of triumph that civilization remains and is forever advancing. In the day when the Promontory spike was driven great things were done by great men as individuals. Today great things are done by great aggregations of men. We have lost something of the gigantic man, and in his place is the gigantic combination of men. What is lost to the world of individual splendor is given back in the way pf vaster splendor of achievement by the methods which have come to their greatest height in the United States within twenty years past. Whether the change is a beneficial one or not it is needless now to discuss. Mr. Ilarriman and his cohorts representing mastery of railway and financial interests, are welcomed within the gates of this great city. The first golden spike gave to Ogden a world's fame. Tomorrow s golden spike will confirm that fame to us for all time to come. When Mr. Ilarriman swings his silvered hammer tomorrow he will be fullfilling a prophecy. Thirty years ago Brigham Young made a deed to the Union Pacific and Central Pacific railway companies of the lands which they now occup on the western side of this city. In that deed he declared that Ogden should be the permanent junction of the two roads. The spike of tomorrow is the golden answer that the prediction is forever secure. Ogden is the Gateway through which must pass the magnificences of both East and West. STATE JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, Pierpont Morgan that the steel bond syndicate which was the linchpin that held the MOHGAN S vast steel corporation together under MorCANAL SPEECH gan's control must be dissolved. With this dissolution, Morgan's power vanished and Rockefeller became the dominating influence in the'steel trust. (Continued from Page One.) from deducted was there the Instantly and Investigation. and at his Infigures given above which show Morgan to atlon stance provision was made in the river have controlled more than two billion of the and harbor bill for an appropriation of stocks of industrial and railway enterprises 110,000,000 for the Investigation of all the full amount of the steel stocks and sinking routes. That this request was made fund bonds, which aggregate $996,990,300. because of its interest In the Panama proposition I know of my own perAnd these were immediately transferred to the sonal President McKinley knowledge. Rockefeller column, leaving the comparison as had decided to follow the recommendafollows: Morgan companies $1,156,071,300; tion of his commission, and that Is Rockefeller companies $1,553,532,600. It will what the present executive Is doing. So that there has been no change In be seen at a glance that the relative positions the policy.M are reversed, and Rockefeller now leads MorMr. Morgan replied that he had spo- 2r, 1903. gan by nearly $400,000,000. Morgan has thus been compelled to abdicate. From this day on, like the lesser slaves, Morgan will be dragged at the chariot wheels of the all conquering one of finance. Nor does the above statement fully show the present discrepancy between the fortunes and control of the two magnates. With one exception all the Rockefeller stocks stand far above par in the market, while many of the Morgan stocks are below par. Further, every one of the Rockefeller stocks pays big dividends while some of the Morgan stocks pay none. With this overmastering lead in this country Mr. Rockefeller may be expected to extend his lines to financial circles in Europe and in all probability he will take away from Morgan the crown of dictatorship in international banking, as he has already wrested from him the sceptre of industrial and financial control in the United States. Truly John Rockefeller is genius of the lamp the coal oil lamp. ken only from the public record of President McKinley, and not from knowledge of his private views. "I know," he said, "that he entered Into compacts with Nicaragua and Costa Rica to secure the Nicaragua route, and there la no record to show that he changed his mind. TWO APPEALS FILED Oregon 8hort Line Takes Two Cases I to ths 8upreme Court. of Oliver S. Sarlln the against Oregon Short Line railroad company, In which Judgment was rendered June 17th against the defendant company for $5,250 and costs, a notice of appeal to the supreme court was Hied with the clerk of the district court today. P. L. Williams and George H. Smith appear for the defendant A notice of appeal was also Hied by the same attorneys In the case of George Olmstead against the Oregon Short Line company from a Judgment of $625 and costs, entered June 18th. COTTLE CASE CONCLUDED. cross-complai- Bryan placed his feet under Choates ma- JOS. CLARK. Manager. $90 Overcoats WE BEAT THE WORLD ON TEN DOLLAR OVERCOAT8. Wednesday, Nov. 25 WM. A. BRADYS Foxy Grandpa The less an Overcoat costs the more cars is needed in buying. Cotton or bad making isnt nearly so likely to slip into a $25 or $30 Overcoat as into a $10 Coat Wo keep cotton out of all our clothes by making a hard and fast rule; NOTHING BUT WOOL, and good wool. bad making out our makers, watchby picking ing their work all the time, Wo keep and inspecting sharply every i garment that comes in. to If you want .the best value bo had in a Ten Dollar Overcoat, you can get it right In the case non-su- ht HOUSE here. The trial In equity before Judge KoAmerican buyers of steel rails, except for la pp In the district court of Thomas the tariff, could make money by going to Eng- Cottle against Jens Christensen and land and buying American made steel rails in Elisabeth, his wife, was concluded toit was susAmerican markets, having them shipped by day. A motion for tained and the defendant's attorney steamer to London and returned to this coun- withdrew his W. I try and used in building our domestic rail- Maglnnia and V. Gideon appeared for ways. The price to foreigners is a trifle un- the plaintiff and George Halverson for the defendant der dollars a ton. The price to Ameritwenty can consumers ranges about twenty-eigdollars per ton. And Americans are paying interest upon nearly one billion dollars of fraudulent capitalization in this trust. OPERA GRAND GUT. hogany in Carlton House Terrace, London, THE METHOD OF MORGANS NOVEMEEIt nt OLD NEWSPAPER MAN. Hugh Coyle, general manager of the National Press Bureau and Hugh Coyle's News Syndicate of Denver and Washington, was In Ogden yesterday and made the State Journal a pleasant call. Mr. Coyle is an old, experienced newspaper man and knows conditions In Utah as well as any man, and he Is outspoken In his predictions of an era of unexampled prosperity for the state in general and for Ogden and Salt Lake in particular. He went to Salt Lake last night with Fred M. Nye CLOTHIER, HABERDA8HER. JOSEPH HART CARRIE DE nAR ....VERY 50 Prices 1TXXY PEOPLE, IXC'Lt'PlXG PRETTY UIRL8 25c, 50c, 75c and $1.00. Seats on sale Tuesday. WARM -- BEDS- GRAND OPERA JOS. CLARK. Manager. THANKSGIVING DAY. MATINEE AND NIGHT. Thursday, Nov. 26 BROADHURST Will soon be a necessity. Get ready for them now. A look at our North Window will tell you where to go for Blankets and Comforts. Too much valuable room is taken up with Bedding. We offer our entire supply at quick moving prices. We bought it before the Cotton and Wool market advanced, and you get the benefit of the old prices. HOUSE A CURRIE PRESENT Edward Garvie IN THE BIG MUSICAL COMEDY MR. - Y 01) h,L OLIET A LAUGH FOR EVERYBODY, mazing Richness of Costume. Chorus of Dazzling Beauty. Wealth of Wit and Merriment If Genuine Pendletons" today. It is safe to declare that the English A full lino of light, soft, guests felt that they were in the presence of warm, Purs Fleece Wool prothe embodied spirit of American manhood. As ductions of the Pendeleton Until recently, J. Pierpont Morgan was well as Ben Franklin, this William J. Bryan Mills. No finer or better even a more powerful factor in finance than can awe with his simple grandeur the habitues goods mads. John Rockefeller. Not because Morgan posCovers made of 8ilk Waste The tabernacle choir of 200 voices of courts. sessed as much, nor all Turkish Colors. as much, individunder Mr. Ballantynes able direction will ual wealth as Rockefeller; but because' he had sing two choruses at the tabernacle The London correspondent of the New It will be Interesting to look tomorrow The "Oh, Italia, night of York control such stupendous banking capital in Suu prophesies that there will be our many fine and through r Italia, Beloved, by Donizetti, Is a exclusive selections at the America and Europe, and he was so blindly telephonic communication direct from New work of art and has a most dramatic reduced prices. followed by the investing public that any en- York to London within a year. This will interpretation under Mr. Ballantynes terprise launched by him was certain of sup- enable the Broadway chappie to say to the guidance. port. Morgan emitted stocks and bonds. Picadilly chappie: Aw, deah boy, lift youah Notice to Traveling Public. Rockefeller absorbed them Important changes In the leaving and when he got hat to Edwahd foh me, this mawning. arriving time 'of Union Pacfic trains ready, and after hammering them down until And is THERE this pernicious practice of takes effect on November 22,6 1902. See they were easy prey for his brokers and until, the card In this paper. No. leaves at at his figures, they were a profitable invest- hiring people to work at election time for their 7:10 a. m. Instead of 8.20 a. m. No. 4 own party. If a man believes in the platform leaves at 7:10 p. m. Instead of 7:50 p. ment. McCREADYS Before the recent onslaught on steel, the and the candidates he should labor zealously m. No. 2 leaves at 2:40 p. m. Instead of 2:10 p. m. combined capital stock (including the United without pay; and if he dosent believe in them States steel sinking fund bonds) of the rail- he is selling himself when he advocates them Nearly Forfeits His Life. A runaway almost ending fatally, for money. way and industrial companies controlled by J. started a horrible ulcer on the leg of J. B. Orner, Franklin Grove, 111. For four Pierpont Morgan and his close allies was It defied all doctors and all reJust two words: Get Together. And years medies. But Buckllns Arnica Salve This figure, closely approachhad no trouble to cure him. Equally yet they represent to the Democracy of this good for burns, bruises, skin eruptions ing the total of all the money in the United state and nation the difference and piles. 25c at Jesse J. Drivers Drug between gloriStore. States, is so vast that one must pause to ous and inglorious defeat. These two victory grasp its significance. A general comparison words belong to every Democrat, and every 8UMM0N8. would be that it is nearly twenty times the Democrat should belong to them. assessed valuation of all the property, real IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT and personal, in the State of Utah. J4I Twenty-Fift- h within and St. for the City of Ogden, The OFFICE formerly held by August W. County of Weber, State of Utah. At the same time, the combined capital of Machen, the 2344 Washington Ave. superintendent of free delivery, Before Hon. J. A. Howell, Municipal the industrial and railway companies largely is to be abolished. Mr. Machen himself will Judge and Precinct Jusowned and absolutely controlled by Rockefeller probably also be abolished by the verdict of a tice. W. E. Lawrence, Plaintiff, vs. was $556,542,300. . R. H. McQuarrle, Defendant Never Undersold jury in his ensuing trial. State of Utah to said defendant: The Neither of the above totals takes into acTou are summoned to appear count the almost fabulous financial resources Just a few notches higher, Mr. Director before the hereby above entitled court within of these two graspers. In the respect of their of the weather UTAH bureau, to offset the rise in ten (10) days after the sendee of this OGDEN summons If served within be you, upon said to coal power, banking have been they may prices. If you will let the thermometer the county in which this action la about equal, Morgan having the more exten- do its duty, the public will get at least a brought otherwise within twenty (20) sive world connections and Rockefeller pos- drawn battle. days after this service, and defend the above entitled action; In case of your MILLINERY sessing more concentrated and mobile power Ten thousand Get Together Democrats failure to do so. Judgment will be renin this country. off aU Millinery until dered against you according to the will we move Into our new store. Nothbe more effective than After Rockefeller had worked his will on thousand thirty demand of the complaint in said action, ing reserved during this great United States steel, driving its preferred and stay apart Democrats in the next campaign. which was filed in said Court on the common stocks down to a moiety of the 2d A. D. 1902. of price Charles M. Schwab finds that it is a Todaythe November, Sheriff or any Constable of at which they were sold to the dear public, and after the sinking fund and other bonds crime to bribe a man in an unsuccessful deal. Weber County, Greeting: Make legal In Everything the beet and latest service and due return hereof. style, material and finish for had been discredited to investors; after he had Moral: Always be successful. Witness Hon. J. A. Howell, Judge of fall and winter wear. PARISIAN PATTERN HOUSE absorbed them to such an extent as that he said Court with the seal thereot this CuT-OFe with Mrs. J. A. Toller, Propr. dressing, is a 2d day of November, A. D. 1902. could dictate terms, notice was served upon J. pretty toothsome Thanksgiving bird for Ogden. 2404 Seal J. A. HOWELL, Judge. Washington Ave, cor. 24th St . one-ha- lf BURTS TWO 00. STORES One-thi- gold-spik- NOVELTIES I .Prices 25c. 50c, 75c and $1.00. Sale of seats open Wednesday, 1a.m. LYCEUM THEATER. Week November 23 ALL NEW STARS Carl Charles Equilibrist and Hand Balancer Blanchard and Allmon Song and Dance Artists Ninee and Nina Sketch Artists and Vocalists Tom Moore Comic Character Singer EDISON'S SONGS ANB PICTURES LATEST ADMI8SION Reserved 8eats, lOo. Extra. 10 rd Removal Sale F, BEWILDERING Silver Club Saloon The Fhwst WINES : : LIQUORS CIOARS a M. R. BEARER, Prop. 326 25tfl St., T. P. LEWIS, Manager. OGDEN, UTAH- - |
