OCR Text |
Show LEAGUE CENTRAL PROFESSOR AND UIS PRETTY WIFE CANDIDACY JUDGE PARKER REORGANIZATION MONEY AND MANAGED NUMBER OF IMPORTANT CHANGES CONTEMPLATED. TO GET IT. HOW HE 18 WHERE REGARDED IN 1904, 14, HI ROSS BOOK STORE OF A NEEDED JANUARY STATE JOURNAL, THURSDAY, DAILY UTAH ELSE- THE WE8T. Splendid Opportunity appreciate which you must see our line of pictures. We are offering the entire collection at to Man la Old, Woman Young and Charming, and Both Consummate Swindrlars. Ons or Mors Cities Will Bo Dropped From the Circuit and Others Taken In. What Characteristics a Prominent Coloradoan Thinks President Ought to Possess. A short time ago there appeared In TERRE HAUTE. IncL, Jan. 14. The a (Taira of the Central Baseball league the State Journal a sketch of the life of are to receive a thorough shaking up Judge Alton B. Parker, whose name at the meeting of the club owners and Is figuring prominently before the pubmanagers begun here today and it Is lic as a possible nominee for the preslikely the league will scarcely be able idential nomination on the Democratic to Identify Itself If all the changes ticket The notice has attracted concontemplated are made. In addition siderable attention and has elicited the to electing new officers, the meeting letter below from a prominent Demowill consider and act upon a number cratic politician of Colorado, who, in of proposed changes in the circuit. writing of the characteristics of Judge Though the magnates declined to com- Parker and of what a president ought mit themselves prior to going into ses- to be, says the following, which Is sion behind closed doors, it is regarded worthy of publication. The letter Is as a certainty that at least one and written from Denver and says: Editor Utah State Journal: Your probably two of the cities in the ciron Judge Parker la a good one, article cuit last year will not have franchises clear in statement, conservative in during the coining season. Grand Raptone and uncomprehensive In delinlatlon will be dropiied ids is the city that of the and acquirements of the traits There less present plans go astray. has been wane talk of letting out judge. It deserves to be reproduced Wheeling because of its distance from by the western Democratic papers that the other league cities, but as the are inclined to give a fair presentation Wheeling clnh is anxious to retain its of the merits of a man who has much membership and as. moreover, it is to coinmend him to all who believe the one of the last paying cities on the president ought to be a man of good circuit, it uppears likely that it will Judgment and of sufficient dignity to be retain its membership. There are many above vulgar sentimentalism and theapplicants for the vacant franchise or atrical displays. I believe he would make a very satfranchises, the most prominent being isfactory president. He pretends to no Peoria. Erie, Zanesville and Youngstown also have sent in applications. powers of the oracle, but depends upon J. P. Keary, of Chicago and Dr. Carson a full and fair investigation of a subof South Bend remain the leading can- ject for his conclusions regarding It He has enough caution to be above inSENATORS SON WEDS didates for the presidency of the league considerate action, and the honesty A PITTSBURG BELLE and it Is probable the choice will fall and courage for decisive action when upon either one or the other of them. reason 14. In requires it. He does not efferSt. PITTSBURG, Pa., Jan. vesce and hence Is not apt to slop over. church Peters Protestant Episcopal LIMA POULTRY SHOW. In I think his mental equipment short, beMias Helen Ethel Cassidy today, LIMA, O., Jan. 14. The Lima Poul- is equal to the demands of the came the bride of Warren Fairbanks office, & Pet Stock association Is of Chicago, son of United States Sena- try, Pigeon a proper discharge of which requires the success attending tor Fairbanks of Indiana. The cere- gratified at the not brilliancy, which is too often erof Its first exhibition. The day opening and productive of entangling reratic mony was largely attended by promian entry list of several so much as a calm and full connent society people of Washington, exhibition has sults, thousand and includes the finest spec- sideration of its Indianapolis, Chicago and this city. duties, with an unchickens, ducks, There was a long bridal train, the imens qf fancy bred to purpose yielding perform them withgeese, turkeys and other fowl. The de- out blare of trumpets or an unany' bride's eight attendants being: Mrs. partment devoted to rabbits, dogs and warranted ezhlbitlon of Carroll, matron of honor: Miss Annabunting. other pet stock is also well filled and I think he is of the required stature to bel Baggaley, Miss Mary Mellon, Miss the exhibits are of a high class. The make a good candidate. His pure life, Edna McKay, Miss Gladys Painter, show will continue through the re- his clear official Miss Alberta Harper, Miss Ella Cassidy record, his great demainder of the week and nil Indications and Miss Helen Metcalf, all of Pittssire for the betterment of the masses, point to a large attendance. his avowal of and devotion to princiburg. Mr. Fairbanks had as his best man his brother, Frederick C. Fairples for the guidance and welfare of INAUGURAL DAY IN IOWA. banks, while the ushers included Fredall the people and his mental equipoise DES MOINES. Ia., Jan. 14. Albert emphasise his fitness and erick W. Watson and John D. Thomson availability B. Cummins took the onth of office as for the nomination. Yours of Indianapolis, Samuel Sutthln of truly, time second Cincinnati, Dr. Walter Wickes of Bal- governor of Iowa for the "JEREMIAH MAHONEY, timore, and F. Cobb Coleman of Chi- today. With him the newly elected 1351 Grant Ave." lieutenant governor also assumed offcago. The ceremony took icial authority. FARMING TOPICS DI8CUSSED. In the profusely decorated auplace PR0P08ED MERGER OF TOPEKA, Kan., Jan. 14. The second beTHE REROLLING MILL8 ditorium of Foster's opera house sessions of the annual meeting fore a large audience that Included days of the Kansas state board of Agriculstate officials, members of the legislaPITTSBURG, Jan. 14. Officials of ture opened this morning with an Inthe rail re rolling mills companies of ture and others. teresting paper on The Selection of the United States are in conference Dairy Cows, by Professor O. Erf of WISCONSIN NATIONAL GUARD. here today with a view to bringing the Kansas State Agricultural college. about a closer relationship among the MILWAUKEE, Jan. 14. Officers of Other papers presented during the day various concerns. The mills repre- the Wisconsin National Guard assem- and discussed were as follows: The sented at the conference are those lo- bled In annual convention here today Big Horse and the Large Kansas cated at Cambridge, O.; Huntington, in response to the call of Adjutant Farm," H. W. Avery. Wakefield; ProfW. Va.; Cumberland. Md.; Fairmont, General Boardmnn. Camp morals, the itable Dairying. IL A. Bereman. W. Va.; Buffalo, N. Y.; Clearfield, Pa., care and repair of the mngaxlne rifle Mo.; Agricultural Education as and Atlanta. Ga. One of the principal and athletics In the National Guard a Factor In Developing Useful Men, objects of organisation is to save were some of the subjects discussed Fred H. Rankin of the Illinois College freights on both raw and finished ma- during the day. The convention will of Agriculture. terial, and buy rerolling mills from all dose tomorrow. the railroads, selling the re rolled rails TRAGIC DEATH OF to mines, mills, lumber camps, etc. GOV. ODELLS BIRTHDAY. A YOUNG MAN ALBANY. N. Y., Jan. 14. Today Is MARYLAND HORTICULTURISTS. A Deseret News special from AmeriGovernor Odells fiftieth birthday. BALTIMORE, Md., Jan. 14. An ex- After a pleasant family recognition of can Fork. Utah, says: cellent program has been arranged for the day nt the executive mansion he Lloyd Chlpman, the son the sixth annual meeting of the Mary- went to the capitol where, in honor of of Willard and Ann Clark Chlpman, land State Horticultural society, which the occasion, the office force had deco- was accidentally shot and killed here opened in Baltimore today with a large rated his desk, and where he was the this morning by a gun held in his own attendance. Prominent Hmong those subject of congratulations. Tonight hands. The unfortunate young man, to address the convention are Profes- the governor will be one of the guests it appears, yesterday borrowed a resor W. F. Massey of the North Caro- of honor at the annual banquet of the volver from a friend and this morning lina experiment station. Professor F. Albany chamber of commerce. went out to the barn, gun in hand, to do his 'chores. A. Waugh of the Massachusetts AgriHis younger brother cultural college and Dr. H. J. Webber, SOUTHWESTERN HARNESS MEN. followed him n little later and was chief of the laboratory of plant breedWACO, Tex.. Jan. 14. The conven- horrified to find Lloyd lying on the ing in the United Suites department of tion of the Southwestern Saddlers A barn floor In a pool of blood with a bulagriculture. Harness Makers' association which be- let hole In his head. The brother imgan in Waco today Is the largest meet- mediately sounded the alarm and evWILL TALK ABOUT DRAINAGE. ing ever held by the organization. erything possible was done for the AMES, la., Jan. 14. The Iowa state Many questions of Interest to the trade wounded boy, but the wound was of drainage convention to be held at the are scheduled for discussion during such a grave character that he expired state agricultural college tomorrow the several days the convention will about half an hour later. How the acand Saturday promises to be the most be in session. cident occurred Is not known, but It Is important gathering of Its kind ever presumed thnt the gun refused to work held In this part of the country. Cured After Suffering 10 Years. and that the young man essayed to Drainage engineering and Ita practical examine It when it went off. B. F. Hare, supt Miami Cycle & Mfg. application to the ordinary farm will be one of the chief matters considered. Co., Middletown, O., suffered for ten What Is Lift? He spent A number of drainage experts of Iowa, years with dyspepsia. In the last analysis nobody knows, hundreds of dollars for medicine and Illinois and other states will be present with doctors without receiving any but we do know that It la under strict and address the convention. One law. Abuse the law very slightly, pain permanent benefit He says: night while feeling exceptionally bad result a Irregular living means de I was about to throw down the evening CONNOLLY VS. MELLODY. paper when I saw an item In the paper rangement of the organs, resulting In BOSTON, Jan. 14. Eddie Connolly, regarding the merits of Kodol Dyspepor Liver trouCure. I concluded to try it and Constipation, Headache who was knocked out by Charley Hltte sia while I had no faith In it I felt better ble. Dr. King's New Life Pills quickly of Albany two weeks ago, Is to tackle after the second dose. After using two this. It's gentle, yet thorough. bout here bottles I am stronger and better than readjust Billy Mellody In a I have been In years, and I recommend Only 25c at Jesse J. Drivers drug store. tonight. The contest Is to be the chief Kodol Dyspepsia Cure to my friends from feature of the weekly boxing show of and acquaintances suffering Start the new year right subscribe stomnch trouble." Sold by Geo. F. the Lenox Athletic club. Cave, Wallace Drug Co., and Wm. Old- - for the Journal, 36 a year. Jun. 14. A miniature BERLIN, Humbert case la Just non a subject of much dlacuaaion in certain Berlin circles. Professor Moritz Mayer, 63 years of age, and his pretty wife, who is forty years younger, have been arrested on charges of obtaining goods under false pretenses, and also with perjury and procuring. Dr. Meyer, who was formerly a lecturer on political economy at the technical high school at Charlottenburg, and Is, besides, a author, was mixed up in the Cassel and Leipzig bank failure. Two years ago he married his present wife, who was then a music hall artiste. The unequally matched pair began their married life Jjy contracting large debts, and it is alleged that the young wife obtained large amounts of jewelry on credit from fashionable shops In Berlin. She whs always elegantly dressed, and it is stnted that she could obtain anything on credit at the best milliners and dressmakers. At their elegant home also furnished on credit they entertained most lavishly. Now the crash has come and scores of shopkeepers and tradesmen and several bankers as well have found they were but the dupes of a pair of clever swindlers who did not hesitate at any means to gratify their luxurious tastes Well-sto- ten-rou- nd cent per REGULAR PRICES 33 3 1 OFF WUI End SATURDAY There are some excellent Pastelles, . Water Colors, Madonnas and Novelties. New and famous subjects, framed and unframed, values 25c to $15. well-kno- -- Special Picture Sale Make an Early Selection ROSS BOOK STORE Fish, Meats, Game... The BEST X THE RIGHT PLACE TO GET THE RIGHT KIND AT THE RIGHT PRICES. X Fred. 'Phone L Kellar EVIDENCE X Of pleased patrons is the heavy buying going on every day throughout everjT department of our store. The Unloading Sale will last but a few days longer during which time we expect to be unusually busy waiting upon careful buyers. 2478 Wash. 219-- K f Dont Wait For Luck Begin to aave. a Gold Buy Bond" In The North American Investment Company. ARE YOUR NEEDS FULLYSUPPLIED? H. E. WEST, MANAGER. and 3 4 Boyle Bldg, Ogden, Its a good time to select that Suit, Coat, Jacket or Fur you have been thinking about. Our garments possess many distinctive features in cut, style, fit and Utah. j THE j j and Grocery, j and Fancy Groceries 4 : J. C. SCHWARTZ, J Prop. 4 SCHWARTZ BROS. i Bakery and j : Restaurant. I J. J. Schwartz F. A. Schwartz OF DRESS GOODS j4 ; . Burts. Buying in the Dress Goods and Silk departments has been exceptionally lively. The prices are greatly reduced. Every piece of goods carries a quality that wins the admiration of the best judges at once. ; For all kinds of Bakery Goods, j 23M Jeflfcriou A venae. SALES HEAVY r Staple found only at general appearance I Home Bakery J. S. BURT & BROS. 4 3 Proprietors. Wash. Ave. 4 2313 j n. CASmurthwaite Produce BROWNING BROS. CO. Company (Wholesale) TIME CARD in Effcet Nov. No. OQDEN, UTAH OGDEN. UTAH Carry the Largest Line of Sporting Goods of Every Description of any House in the Country, and Sell at the Lowest Possible Prices. Send for Their Large 154 Page Catalojp it is free. 22, 1903 South of Ogdon. DEPART. 2 Salt Lake, Provo and 3.05 p. m. all points south 12 Salt Lake and Tintlc.10: 45 a. m 8 Salt Lake and Inter7:30 p.m. mediate points 10 Salt Lake and inter5:55 p.m. mediate points 8:10 a.m. 4 North of Ogdon 11 Cache Valley 7:15 p.m. 7 Butte and Portland. 11:55 a. m. 9 Pocatello, Montpelier 1:25 a.m. and Butte 8outh of Ogdon TIME CARD, In effect Nov. 22, 1903. DEPART. Mall for Salt Atlantic No. Lake City, Provo and No. all points east 7:15 a. m No. 13 To Salt Lake City No. and Intermediate 8:10 a. m pptnta, dally No. No. 2 Atlantic Limited for Salt Lake City, Provo, No. Lead vllle, Pueblo, DenNo. ver and all point east, No. 8:15 p.m dally No. 4 Atlantic Express for Salt Lake City, Pueblo, Denver and all points ARRIVE. 7:00 p.m. east, dally 2:00 p.m. No. 1 Salt Lake ARRIVE. InterNo. 3 Salt Lake and 7:00 a.m. No. 3 Pacific Express from mediate points Denver, Pueblo, Provo, No. 7 Salt Lake and Mil11: 20 .am. Salt Lake City and all ford 1:05a.m. No. 9 But'e and Pocatello points east, dally 12:45 a.m. No. 5 Pacific Limited from Express No. 11 Salt Lake and TinSalt Lake City, Provo, 6:55 p.m. tic Denver and all polnta North of Ogdon. 11:45 a.m. east, dally 10:80 a.m. No. 1 Pacific Mall from No. 13 Cache Valley Denver, Pueblo, Lead-vtll- e. No. 8 Portland and Butte. 7:00 a.m. Salt Lake City No. 10 Butte and Pocatello. 5:10 p.m. all points east dally 2:40 pi m. Trains south of Juab run dally, ex- No. 9 and Local from Sanpete cept Sunday. 7:00 p.m. Valley Ticket office at Union Depot Car to A. C. Through Sleeping HENRY Omaha, Kanias G. IL CORSE Chicago and st. LouIi.New York and BosFreight and Pose. Agt Ticket Aft City, ton. OGDEN, UTAH. D. E. BURLEY, General Paaenger and Ticket Agent Salt Lake City, Utah. No. 6 I. A. BKXTOM, General Agent Passenger partment, Salt Lake (itr. C. A. HIXilY, Ticket Agent, Ogden. O. B. GILSON, Agent, Ogden. Do TIME CARD, in effect Nov. 22, 1903. DEPART. No. No. 6 2 No. 4 Mall and Express... Oveland Limited for Omaha, Council Bluffs, Denver, Kansas City 2:40 p.m. and East, daily Atlantic Exprese for Denver, Omaha, Council Bluffs, Kansas City St, and all polnta T.WP- - m. dnllv ARRIVE. No. 2 Pacific Express from Council Bluffs, Omaha. Denver. Kansas City and east, dally jveland Limited from naha, Council Bluffs, City, Denver tnas id all nolnts east. 1:10 am- C. A. HENRY. Ticket Afn . Aft-TG. H. CORSE. Pass, and FgM. COIAJJ W. Passenger Agent Traveling - |