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Show DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL WEDNESDAY, lilt- AUGUST : .it. 17, 1904. FERTILE ,1 . . f vii VALLEY OF THE MISSISSIPPI T j'hs ilvil u i in While it is true ( klaiioma. Ind..m Mviv .1 1. r .hi. I V Territory and Texas tulife the lioiiu-see'i I i hi iif i: u J. it, ai.d others in search of a protil-- : w Hut .n, ,i n; lie; I 1 i ker am10" in hi in the t0 h01 Republican politic, to come out in Smoot to likely nothing. Thto 1. no one tM end with Advocate. . ,ate Eastern Utah mn Utah Its 1 PROGRAM Week of August 15 inxcstiiieut and business BERTOTO Flexible Venus. y. i Mere is another field along iimtiiii was 'iu alul i'1 Hal tin1 the Iris.-.:i,i substiSystem quite recently BRAISDEN Bicyclist and Equilibrist. tute ' ti opened to those Interested In a peri.inl ilun ILLUSTRATED SONG Vasto. 15 i n resonal betterment of financial gettina the fr ilowu to a iivtiy tint- sources. point. i'u June 1st. the line of railroad SAM AND IDA KELLY Comedy heretofore known ns the St. Louis, A "i hi. tlie Jackson Sketch, whs Mill ii,, t it cartied ly the vote Memphis & Southwestern (now Frisco nlre.n!.. k.ich. The con vent ion then System), was extended to St. Louis, MISS BRYCE Balladist. Ida.. Aug. 16. The brletii LEWISTON, some lilscussed platform thus making a territory In Missouri Idaho Demm-raticonvention has ad- anieiiiiniciits and recessed until 2 and Arkansas, along the west bank YERX AS Elastic Supremo. of the Mississippi river, accessible by k. journed after putting through the o'cloi Dubois The session was occupied way of St. Ixmis. resolution and HARRIS Buck and Wing. The present service consists of pasnominating F. H. Holtzheimer. a for- by the discussion of a protest against mer Utahn, for congress. Holzlielnier a Rep'iMI!. an proimidiioii for the ex- senger train leaving Union Station ROSTELLE A ROSTELLE Comedy 7:10 a. in. dally, for Cape Girardeau, Sketch. has only been u resident of Idaho for tension of timber tracts, amendments I.uxor.i. Carrut hers vllle and Intermeabout three years. He was u mem- to the platform and the nomination of diate points to Memphis, also the E. R. GON LEY'S UTAHNA-SCOPber of the Utah legislature of 1K99 a got ernor. Girardeau accommodation (dalCape Now Pictures. from Juab county. At present he Is I. E. Fogg placed the name of Henly). leaving Union Station 4:20 p. m. practicing law at Pocatello. Mr. ry llciifcld before the convention amid Some years since, perhaps a quarter was prominent throughout the great applause. Nearly every county WHAT IS IT A MAN OR WOMAN of n century, tills section was avoided AT THE UTAHNA PARK THIS convention and he defended the Mor- seconded tMe nomination, the principal reason of want of development or mon people, though admitting he had seconding speech being made by Judge hy WEEK? now, however. It Is progressiveness: suffered some from church interfer- Denning of Latah. us considered headlines, but ulieii it says Judge Howell u.is tlie Republican candidate four year a,,. made a SENATOR'S BRILLIANT SPEECH TURNS DELEGATES' VOTES. close race, and nuKht to have been elected," one Is almost forced to question Its sincerity of expression. With Former Utahn, F. H. Holtzhaimor, Is the exception of the Tribune everyone Nominated for Congress by knows that the Hon. A. K. Hey wood Idaho Democrats. was Hon. H. H. Uoi.ipirs cqipoiieut Bill ay. Republican remark: he was not here. because happened 1, i ay If he had been here It would four years ago. !,ve happened twice as hard. The more offensive Is BUI continues to shamelessly insult he i. here the men who were elected by the pripersonality." the his maries on Friday night by claiming said on the them for A prominent Republican hlinself. looks as if It -r- eel this morning: The unmitigated lying gall of this to butt into the race for man would not be endured anywhere .ydey wanted The supreme court of the else. Here was a square light in w hich jnatice LnWe with Bagley Is that he don't BUI was the Issue and he was licked Republican ticket unless to a finish. think It Is on ltM And now he comes out and claims l,Ii name that practically all of the delegates are for the polit- hla own. Thtee are busy days out on the you go Whenever icians. In any other town than this town of one cor-ja- r; on Bob And treet you will Ogden, which has grown so accusJohn on another. The Judge has tomed to his monkey antics, this fool George Is entert- break would be aged one group: enough to condemn ceOthers are still him forever. aining another. victory of Friday night; llingstillthat others are vainly endeavoriwhile One of the funniest things that has how It happened. ng to explain come out In this recent political moveWeber county la to put forth great ment Is the meek and gentle attitude claims at the convention In Salt Lake of. F. J. Hendershot. Last fall when BUI was after ndt Thursday, August S5. It Is to be in claim of. sight everything scalp because Hendershot a kind some of the knowing was supposed to be too brave and proposition, and as A B C. honest to carry out Bill's purposes, ones assert it Is as easy Agee for Hendershot and his friends were out Here l how they figure it: treasurer and Condon telling what a wicked man Bill was jndge, Bob for that he was too wicked for Hendershot tbr senator. to support. The tales that they told That luncheon to the delegates givwere almost lurid. and How-e- a en by Candidates Halverson Two or three weeks ago Bill rupturwas an excellent Innovation. It ed Hendershot and then the brave and with le one that might be followed pure Hendershot went around saying: irach profit by moat candiates and is BUI Is sorry for what he did to me a vast improvement on methods heretlast fall. He is ready to make it right ofore pursued by candidates in showiHnd I dont like to hold grudges. ng their appreciation of the honor And so Hendershot was out legging conferred. for BUI in the primaries last Friday. Some people say that he got Just Professor Barlow Wilson, who has he deserved. what erred so long and faithfully as county superintendent of schools, advises Ms friends that he does not wish to To the State Journal: Lindsay R. Meantbe considered for renomination. Rogers was In Ogden a day or two ime there are many Democrats talkiago and made the round of refreshsettlng-em-u. ng of Mr. Wilson for a place on the. ment baiaar very nominee for liberally and Introducing hia companitate ticket, where, as treasurer or superintendent of public ion, D. N. Straup of Salt Lake, & canhis name would give didate for the Republican nomination instruction, for supreme Judge. The Republicans mength. of this county will hardly lend their The with which the support to Mr. Straup or any other calmness friends of Hon. H. II. Rolapp view the Salt Lake candidate as against Judge ntuatlon Is one precursor of victory. Agee. Mr. Straup may, as claimed, be a favorite with memb- a good lawyer, but he has not had the Judge Rolapp ers of the bar, who realize that his long experience that Mr. Agee has had. experience and Integrity are Invaluable Mr. Agee has the confidence and esboth to them and their clients. If It teem of the people of this county rewere left with the case gardless of politics, for they know him the' lawyers vould be decided with absolute unato be a man of Integrity and upright lawnimity. It is even suspected that character as well as a first-cla- ss Hon. Albert Howell himself would yer Tou are working for the election vote for Judge of the entire Democrat'c ticket in Rolapp. Utah this year, but If a Republican Is Excellent Nominations Is the capt- to be selected for the supreme bench, ion used by the Salt Lake Tribune surely your loyalty to the Interests of orer an editorial commenting on the Weber county should prompt you to ork of the Republican judicial conv- desire the election of Judge Agee. ention here on Monday. No one A REPUBLICAN. weo to quarrel with the Tribune over Ogden, August 16th. One '" i' - Utahna Park :i ii'Ivmiii . 1 lailitl fii' ! i com-pi'ii'i- i. Tin- . . 1 K-- liii-l- Mont-ros- i e. - c anti-polyga- E Holz-heim- er the homeseeker equal, ence in polities. ADMISSION, 10c. Mr. Heitfeld was nominated by acand Investor may measure, to OklaeleThe victory of the clamation. and the band played homa. Indian Territory or Texas. The ment In the Democratic state convenThere'll Me a Hot Time in the nil In condition throughout was change tion was evident. n Tuesday mornToiwi Tonight." The chair appointaccomplished by large governmental One ing after a spirited debate, in which ed r. II. lloltzheimer and J. P. meaWhys a progressive people and expenditure, a Senator Dubois took brilliant and ner a committee to conduct Mr. llcit-fel- d One of causes of this the extended railroad facilities promoted lending part, a resolution on the subto the platform When the nomito success store's extraordinary and maintained by the Frisco System, ject of polygamy and unlawful cohabi- nee appeared he was enthusiastically fact the thut the broadest guarns 700 miles It does, nearly 4 tation more drastic thin the one that received. Mr. Holtxheiuier introduced niieratlng, antee Is given with every Instru- of railway In tlie Immediate Missiswas defeated Just before the recess him as the next governor of Idaho. Air. ment. 300 miles diswas taken in the small hours, was ad- Heitfeld made a brief speech, In which sippi Valley, less than None Is guaranteed for less X J tant front St. TOut. opted by the decisive vote of 177 he expressed his thanks for the nomiten years and for many thnn The soil Is exceedingly fertile, crops to 107 nation. and pledged himself to carry makers stand good for ae the Interests timber The resolution, which was offered by out to the letter. If eleeted, every Invariably abundant, X score. X resourceful. extensive and C. H. Jackson, follows: promise in the platform. Those desiring additional particuWe demand the extermination of At this point tlie convention recess- lars will receive Immediate X WEBER DEALERS. response. polygamy and unlawful cohabitation ed until 7:30. Address, CARSTENSEN & ANSON CO. within the state of Idaho and the comAt tlie evening session at a late Traffic Department. rassenger (Ineorporsteu.) plete separation of church and state hour the following ticket had licen FRISCO SYSTEM, . in political affairs. " nominated: SAINT LOUIS. X 74 MAIN STREET. $ We pledge the Democratic party to For Governor Henry Heitfeld of Music ' ( Co.) Daynes Formerly enact such legislation as will effectu- Nex Perce. Harris of Washington. SALT LAKE CITY. ally suppress such evil. For Presidential Electors W. F. For secretary of Stale J. J. WallSenator Dubois speech undoubtedly Parker of Idaho. John G. Brown of ing of Canyon county. had the effect of changing many votes Bingham. Major W. W. Woods of ShoCurl Paine For Attorney-Generand making assurance doubly sure. shone of Ada. The senator was at his best. He atFor Congressman F. W. Holtzhel-me- r For Treasurer Timothy Regan. of Bannock. tempted no flights of oratory, but reaFor Auditor W. II. Stuillebeain of soned calmly with his people, pointing For Supreme Judge N. H. Clark of M Ingham county. out to them his reasons for urging a Custer For Superintendent of Public Instrong declaration against the evils Fnr Lieutenant - Governor Frank struction Mlsa Permenl French. he has been fighting.. We are making no fight on the Mormon church or the Mormon people," said the senator. We are making a fight on some of the vices of the Mormon organisation, and upon the high authorities which control that organization. In their heart of hearts, there i' ' is not a Mormon here who does not wish me godspeed In my efforts to put r the lenders of the Mormon church Eta-niine- s, high-clas- s Our entire line of Lawns, Batiste, in Balt Lake out of Idaho politics forOrgandies and Dimities in fact, everything in ever. summer Wash Fabrics you can closed Senator Dubois' thus went over the of, out within the next two weeks. Real values, or what early history of the church In Idaho, I do not want to be and continued: these fine Wash Goods should bring, will not he conmisunderstood. This plank is the sidered. Prices will he made to move the stock reGUNS FOR RENT soundest plank that has been before of what it is actually worth. gardless you. It is the best plank that has exhl-tlo- n WHEELWRIGHT BROS. been before you, and after the EXTRA FINE LAWNS All the (HANDSOME PINE.APPLE see whenever which always 2476 WASHINGTON AVE. newest prints and designs, for 8WISSES The new stripes and members of this organization come out PHONE 147-weaves, for numberless uses. The dainty dresses, etc. A good into debate. It must empress every 10c. 25c. out to To close value. out close at quality; Into debHte, it must impress every BEAUTIFUL PRINTED LAWNS. at time the plank should be stronger. In various designs, fine durable I believe as firmly as I believe that ENGLISH PRINTED SUPERB I stand before you that the rank and qualities. Worth 15c. a yard. Our sold LAWNS 17V4c., at ONE MORE UNFORTUNATE. Always file are opposed to this church dictaspecial price to close will go in this sale at OC out tion in their politics. I know that they the low price of Old Man in Sore Diatresa Is Sent to are with us, and I believe, notwithFINE FRENCH PRINTED Poor Farm. LAWNS Exclusive and handsome FINE PRINTED LAWNS Worth standing the statements of their representatives here, that many a young new 15c. a yard. Many exquisite Former price patterns. For some two months an old man Mormon Democrat will go to his booth 20c. Will be closed varieties. Our closing out giving his name as E. Bowman has and with Joy deposit his ballot for our at price been dragging out a haphazard ex- ticket. , "I have more faith apparently In the istence In the town, eating occasionally and making hia bed on a vacant lot young Mormons than their leaders One-Thi- rd Everyody likes good on the block between Lincoln and Wall have here. I stand as their friend and hard coffee, but and Twenty-f- champion, and they know it They avenue and Twenty-fourt- h Quito a number of the very finest PARASOLS of tho season to choose ifth from. You will find plenty of use for thorn yet streets. Sheriff Bailey waa know against whom I have always to get good one notified of the man's sore distress and waged my fight and against whom 1 he waa taken care of by the sheriff and am waging my fight now. time and poor the hia deputies and today was taken to Now, gentlemen. It has been for next. the poor farm. He Is a native of some time said in the press that this Swltserland and has but a meager is a controversy of mine; that Dpbois knowledge of the English language so was making this fight. Nobody says that the man's story could not he why. I certainly cannot be making It for political purposes, can I? Is there learned. The man Is seventy-tw- o the Is be to It and old hoped any one here who does not know that years so far as my personal political career made will be his life of pleasevening Is concerned, It closes the day I enter ant for him. again upon this desperate fight. Tou know It How am I going to win SON IS BORN TO Nol A good cigar can bs mads for FIVE CENTS, and many THE WHITNEY FAMILY Only If the young Mormons will say: thousand of them arc being sold and amoked every day. You aay you We know where our X 'Here Is our savior, we will come to amoked a good five-cenever have cigar? Tho next time call for a ELSWORTH. Maine, Aug. 7. A son his rescue. And you laugh and think coffee comes from, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Payne that' la not probable. Neither do L testiIs a the After briefly discussing grandWhitney today. The boy and that child of Secretary of State Hay. on the mony given at the Smoot hearing. Do you X mother's aide, and of the late William Senator Dubois continued: liable. blame us who know these things, for C. Whitney, on the fathers. objecting? I had the proud pleasure The management of the Journal will and privilege of bringing this terrionce, you like consider it a favor If subscribers will tory in the Union of states, pure and of undeflled, and so help me God, if you like it all the report promptly any It to want turn to over Mormon the 664. papers. Telephone W time, it doesnt vary. hierarchy, you will not do It with my consent." CHEAP RATES FOr sale everywhere, and known throughout the United States as Senator Dubois was followed by H. the highest quality cigar on the market sold for five cents. Many G. Redwlne of Lemhi, who talked earVia Union Pacific Railway Go. smokers prefer them to most ten cent cigars. Every one uniform In To Devner. Colorado Springs and Pu- nestly and at some length for harquality the last cigar In the box as good a the top layer. Phone 651. 2456 Wash. Ave. eblo, August 20th and 21st; $18 round mony. Mr. Redwlne offered a compro trip. Five days transit limit In each tnlse resolution, which declared In faEL direction. Tickets good for thirty vor of enacting such legislation as be effect to Into necessnry put might days. anti-Morm- of the j j Hen-dersh- 8-- 15 5. t I al p" 1 AN UNDERPRICING OF Wash Goods think ESTATE MEN ASSIST. TO ARE Visitor. The seeing Ogden car la to become our Institutions At the meet- f the Real Estate Mens assocla- tin hell today at the Weber club in- tltdion was extended by a com- lttee of the local Knights Templar it in entertaining the large amber of Knights who will be pass- of n6 through In Dr- - Ogden during the last August. J. H. Epperson stated to the aviation that it waa estimated that klly i.Ooo excursionists would make to trip to Los Angeles, where the lhts Templar conclave held H Is to toe has been arranged to have special 10 tarry the visitors about the t,Jr nd a specially trained corps of Munjed spielers to call attention the beauties of the scenery and the Avsntai of Ogden as a residence r city. following committees Mnted: n were ap- - literature and Funds B. H. and O. A. Kennedy Dltributlon on the Railroads Tj31 r' 1 tfiell and E. S. Rolapp. Aftmbershlp J. Brummltt H' H. Goddard. s- Smith presided over the j. tlng. Good 12ic Coffee 10c 12ic Parasols its S. J. BURT & BROS. ! Isn't that your . experience? Let Impossible! t us supply you. nt it isre Carl Upmann non-delive- ry ke and Ammunition 10c Off Opportunity to Show the Beauties of Ogden to Some 5,000 GUNS Z. 1 REAL mi : w-- e q ID An muste v m Extra Five If it youll ! Barrovs Grocery F. J. KIESEL ! CO., Importers f |