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Show DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL OGDEN, UTAH. FRANK J. CANNON, EDITOR. DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL TICKET For President ALTON B. PARKER For of New York. Vlce-PraUe- ni HENRY G. DAVIS of West Virginia. AGEE, THE SMILER. that they should not be UTAH STATE JOURNAL, AUGUST MONDAY, 1, 19&L burdened with un necessary machinery whose complications lead to rascality and whose expense becomes vastly menacing. It is well for the voter to reflect upon this serious question; for the voter himself pays the cost. If he were obliged to meet his exact portion by direct taxation, he would soon rebel; he should be thoughtful enough to realize that indirect taxation is quite as heavy a weight to carry, and that he votes to rob himself when he votes to continue the reign of rascality and extravagance at Washington. GET TOGETHER AT SALTAIR. The Smoot combination attempted to take Judge A. W. Agee of this city into the game A good place for Democrats to Get ToWeheld the conference at a at on Saturday, gether is Saltair pavilion, where the faithful ber club. will gather on Parker day, August 4th. Judge Agee was not born yesterday; nor It will seem good to partake of a large has he kept his eves and ears closed during slice of hope that big pie prepared at St. the period of his life. The judge hailed to Utah from Nebraska Louis for the delectation of the deserving. Some of the boys would prefer a pudding of where politics run rather a rapid pace. And he brings information here quite as extensive certainty. It is a pudding. But it will be as that which can be produced in Provo or better to eat it after election day. the Weber county courthouse. Meantime, Democratic brothers and sisters, into to Cutler asked the When he was embrace this opportunity to clasp hands with get band wagon the judge merely smiled. But friends from other counties. If you have such a smile! It expressed so much benignant pity for the shallowness of the men who put up the job; it expressed so much of good will toward Cutler and also toward all other men; it expressed so much confidence in the ability of A. W. Agee to run his own affairs in politics and to pick his own band wagon when he should get ready to ride! And when the judge departed, taking his expansive smile with him, what a saddened and chastened crowd remained. Think how commiseratingly the Hon.George Dean of North Ogden looked at the Hon. Reed Smoot of Provo as they hissed through clenched teeth at the departing Agee: "He wont bite at at this bait!" STOP THE EXTRAGANCE. personal booms, give to them a vivifying whiff of salt air. Go and listen to King and Powers and 'Quil Nebeker. Be sure to cheer on each one of them to exceed his alloted five minutes so that the committee can soak him a dollar for every sixty seconds of additional time that HAVE 8UCH A BOM B FEELING LATELY. THE CZAR he consumes. Enjoy yourself in a contemplation of a TRICK BICYCLE RIDERS. ARRESTED ON SUSPICION. happy band of Democrats who have come x Fifteen Experts Give Wonderful Pethrough the wilderness, after more than forty Charlao Col la Held at Salt Laka in PERSONAL of now who are and wandering, Connaction With Elaphant just rformance With Singling years I Hold-Uin sight of the promised land. Circus. be will Committeeman National Peery A man who givee hla name aa Char-le- a The possibilities of trick bicycle ridT. C. Mo.rir u.d wife are camping there and he can tell of the abundance of Cole waa arrested in the Green at Malan'a has been pushed to the uttermost ing Heights. corn and oil which are to be supplied to the Light gambling resort at Salt Lake limit by the. accomplishments of the Deputy Sheriff Sebrlng and son Kaufman yesterday on suspicion of being con- have family of eight and the loyal and the faithful. returned from a ten days' outI p. nected with the robbing of the Elephant gambling house in this city a week ago. What led to the man's arrest was his apparent desire to conceal a deep scar which ran from his brow to his chin, and which was an identifying mark of one of the parCole ticipants In the Elephant hold-u- p. made no resistance to arrest. He stated to the policeman that he had been in Salt Lake only four days, and admitted that he had formerly worked In the Elephant Detective Pender and Sheriff Bailey went to Salt Lake this afternoon to see the man and investigate the POINTERS Jackson family of seven, both featured in the big program of Singling BrothThu Denver News is getting its vindicaers circus this season. These peNot the least significant declaration of the tion from every part of the United States. rformers have made wheel riding an stood the Almost alone it art They have conceived movements Democratic platform is that which demands governor against the carrying out of which calls for the in the state economy in the public expenditure. This na- and the anarchistic military rule highest daring and skill, as well u tion has entered upon a mad riot of extrav- of Colorado, and it fought a fight dangerous the keenest susceptibility to artistic to the lives of its proprietors and costly to grace and picture effect. They go agance with public moneys. All needful ser- their business. But the common sense through all the dainty figures of great vices could be performed, with advantage to of he American dances, as well as those of to has come the t suppeople the present day vogue, with eccethe people and with advantage tp the servants port of the News; and now the opinions which ntricities thrown In to make the change of the people, if there were reasonable restricit expressed are accepted throughout the more thrilling or amusing. They work tion upon the amounts appropriated for the land. The News fought one of the bravest in groups and all together, singly, terests of the Postal Telegraph comsustenance of the various departments. on the rear wheel, balancaround in recent of is the and it West, years fights pany. whose line he expects will be No citizen proud of his land and eager to on the handle bar, turning ing upright entitled to public gratitude and commendarunning through this city by Septemacross a wide table, with somersaults see it continue to lead the world in thought tion. ber 15thi the wheel DIVERS DESCEND MINE. high In the air, and landing and action, desires to reduce the public exin the saddle, the entire family safely pense to niggardliness nor wishes to see any ahtletic viruin of forming poses on one wheel, midst the Pausing Brought From tha Sea Coast to Lopolitical in and a of other lot amaxlng ways am proper progress restrained for lack of means. lence for a brief moment, we extend sincere cate Troublo With Big Pumps. the laws of gravitation and physical But because we have advanced so rapidly in condolences to the Hon. John Dewinkie Whltelaw and Dolph, the deep-se- a limitations set at naught. This pedivers brought here from the coast to wealth as to eclipse all previous records in the rformance has been praised and honorMurphy of Ogden upon the illness of the locate the trouble with the big pumps worlds history, it has seemed to our people ed in European capitals beyond any great trotting mare, Lou Dillon. As between of the Utah Copper company at BingASYLUM FROM but the national RELEA8E athletic feature seen In recent year. that nothing right appropria- a Republican victory and the safety of the ham. began their work yesterday af8ECURED BY NEIGHBORS tions should be multiplied from one generation worlds champion trotter, John Murphy is for ternoon. says the Salt Lake Tribune. Mysterious Circumstance. Four descents were diade by Dolph, to another; and the tendency is such as that the trotter. A. J. Muller, who was sent to the One was pale and sallow and the who located the trouble and will have no stopping place is apparent' in this dangerinstiat Provo the at other fresh and rosy. Whence the dithe Inflow of water shut off by noon insane asylum was ous increase, except by radical changes in the a of neighbor, She who is blushing with yesterday fference? The Anaconda Standard remarks that today, when the unwaterlng of the gation from institution the uses health Dr. King's New Life Pill discharged policy by some political party which shall make "the photographer who took the picture of shaft will commence. of the other efforts to It. neighbors. maintain through By gently arousing the feet a successful issue before the people and then those Dolph descended into eight-fiv- e gentlemen, didnt have to ask Messrs. of water in the shaft His suit and It is understood that charges will be lasy organa they compel good digecarry out its platform pledges. Parker, Hill, Murphy and Taggart to look weights tipped the scales at 200 preferred against Francis M. Snell, stion and head off constipation. Try As late as the year 1876, the total expendiTwas different in the pounds, his shoes alone weighing 274 who was instrumental in having Mil- them. Only 25c at Jesse J. Driver's please. pleasant, ler sent to Provo, in the bishop's court drug store. tures of the United States government were case of the gentlemen who posed at Oyster and hla helmet 50 pounds. The diver of the Thirty-thir- d ward. Snell's In 1903 the corresponding exsays he Is confident that there will be $158,216,526. over are rather Bay. neighbors Theres pleasure in drinking If 7 00 indignant no trouble in closing the bulkheada In neither penditures were $477,542,622. claim that while Mil- Insist on having STANDARD Soda his actions and He says this can be accomplished by case is the interest on the public debt included A very clever politician advises us that noon. Sinker pumps will then be used ler is rather an odd character i and slightly deficient, he Is not dangerous nor is account taken of the postal expenditures while Wells and Cutler are AFTER THIS the ex- In unwatering the shaft which will in any sense of the word. holding forty-eigto seventy-tw- o which are paid from postal revenues. require from treme ends of ing in the mo jntains. F. S- - Schoonover, from Philadelphia, and Mrs. Schoonover have returned from a visit to Salt Lake City. Mr. Hyrum Hayball of Logan was In the city Saturday buying stock for the Hayball Mercantile company of Lea lston. T. G. Cain left this morning to visit his old home in Indianapolis. He will visit Chicago and other cities before he returns. Hon. O. W. Powers was in Ogden today. He visited the city In' the in- - spln-ln- g SALT LAKE and VICINITY We thus see that within twenty-seve- n years and in time of peace, the ordinary expenditures of the government have beeen multiplied almost by three. Nothing but recklessness in the public service can account) for such a woeful burden added to the citizens cares. The trebling of national expenditure means the trebling of the taxes paid for this purpose by the people of the United States. In twenty-seve- n years more at the same rate of increase and unless the tendency is checked by political revolution there is no reason to suppose that the increase will be proportionately less the annual expenditures of the government will be nearly one and a half billion dollars, or practically nine times as much as in the centennial year. The Democratic platform has declared for reductions in the cost of government without any impairment of the efficiency of any branch of the public service. The frugality which should characterize a national administration may fairly be expected from the Democracy if it shall be triumphant in this year. Judge Parker is of the old school. With every pride in the nations greatness, he has the belief that the people should not be governed too much and the fight Hammond will walk in between and get a victory. It makes mighty little difference to Moyle or Roylance which one of the three it is necessary to lick. Roosevelts declaration that we conducted the negotiations for the construction of the Panama canal with the nicest and and most scrupulous honor" is one of those things that sound just like any other Mk. It is too early to express certainty but surely there is no temerity in expressing the hope than Mr. George B. Cortelyou will have learned some valuable lessons from Mr. Thomas Taggart before the close of this year. The New Era philosopher down in has discovered an improvement on Georgia Lincolns great axiom. He says "and you can't fool none of the women none of the time." There ! are eighty millions of people in this country; and out of the whole bunch our Henry Peery picked Tom Taggart. ht WEEK.... hours. SALOON MEN WILL COMPLAIN TO COUNCIL Mrs. May Downing of Salt Lake City will give free lessons in art needle At the meeting of the Salt Lake city work Mondays from 2 to 4 p. m, council tonight will be presented a peThursday's from 10 a. m. to 12 m, tition from the Retail Liquor Dealers' commencing Monday, July ISth. You are invited to accept this offer and be- association setting forth Its grievcome acquainted with Mrs. Downing, ances against the present system of and also our prices and way of doing taxation and asking that the ordinances be amended. They will rebusiness. quest the council to raise the license Yours respectfully, of 2400 a year charged the drug stores L L. CLARK A SONS CO. and restaurants to 21,200 a year, the NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT G. A. R. amount of the saloon keepers license. The Nickel Plate road will sell tickets, August 12th, 12th and 14th, at GIRL IS HELD 217.75 for the round trip from ChicaUNDER $1,000 BONDS go, via direct lines, with stopover at Niagara Falls and Chautauqua T.nV if The Salt Lake police state that they desired, within final limit Also, If have secured all the evidence necessary preferred, rate of 220.70 between In the case of Dr. A. W. Johnson and same points for round trip via New A. J. GemmilL who are held on the York City and boat, with liberal stop- charge of performing an abortion on over returning at that point Tickets a young girl named Mary Baer. The good on any train on above dates and girl is In the Holy Cross hospital and also on special train from Chicago at the physicians believe she will recover. 2 a. m. August 12th. Final return She is held under bond of 21.000. limit September 20th. Chicago depot La Salle street station. Write Charles CANYON DELIVERY. E. Johnson, district passenger agent room 205 Century nullding, Denver, Beginning Monday, July 12th, the Colo., for reservation of berths In Dally Utah State Journal will be dethrough standard or tourist sleeping livered vry evening in Ogden cars, and other detailed Information. ONE FINE SILK UMBRELLA EVEIY WEEK TO OWE OF Oil CBSTMEH. Each package of 25 cents or entitles the owner to one chance. over Save r your coupons. They will be 8 a second drawing later in the plC 11 Weekly drawing take Monday. Ws have the latsst improved i" money chinsry and the bast help that can procure ironed Open front shirts are Try match and do not bulgeThis i wash. rough dry family most satisfactory way of having family wash dons. All counterpanes sheets, pillow slipo, table clothe, handkerchiefs, towels and " are Ironed. All other articles am Iron. homo ready for the nep-kin- Window. See Display in Burt Bros. YOUR DONT FORGET TO SAVE D" COUPONS FOR THE BIG SEASON. 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