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Show PAGE SIX DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1905. SAM PLE V STATE OF UTAH, t ss. I, W. J. Critchlow, City Recorder of Ogdqi Gty J Utah, do hereby certify that the above and foiegoin; is a full, true and rorrcc' list of a'l persons Weber County. nominated for municipal offices of Ogden City, Utah, fo be voted for at the Municipal Election, to be held on Tuesday, November 7, 1905, as certified to me according to law and as appear of record in the office of the City Records rate seal of Ogden Gty, this 30th day of October, 1905. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I hereunto set my hand and affix the W. J. CRITCHLOW, Gty Recorder &a disgrace tn the first city In the United upon, with the figures showing how so popular a favorite, why he Is a States the cash comes from the coff- many votes are to be delivered set and only partly deserving ers of rich men down In the flnanclal down opposite each name. And this la Instrument of the popular wrath. It la, SALT LAKE CMRIPAIGII district. what keepa up the betting odds on Mc- alas, also easy to see how great the The p reliabilities are that this con- Clellan. probabilities are that he is to have tho will succeed, and that Hearst has been cup of victory dashed from his lips at Moreover,' the "pull" YORK spiracy ENDS EVENING will be beaten. Public sentiment Is worked. Half of the corrupt Repub- the last moment. It looks very much with him, as an elfectlve form of pro- lican leaders are federal or state em- as If the dollar Is mightier than the test, but "practical politics," otherwise ployes. They would not dare to go man In grafty Gotham. the foul use of dirty money, is against back si Ivins, unless they knew they There Is more catarrh in this section him, and the latter will probably, were supjxirted higher up in their of the country than all other diseases ALL THREE PARTIES ARE CLAIMPEOPLE WANT HEARST, BUT THE though not certainly, turn me scale. are. is a It treachery. They conspiraING ..THE ELECTION. CORPORATIONS WANT MAYOR. There are more- kinds of graft In cy which runs from Wall street to, put together, and until the last few was to be incurable. years In supiosed New York than any other city. Graft Tammany hall, tn Xewburg, to Albany; here la an nrt. almost a science. It as- and back again Into the purlieus of the For a great many years doctors pronounced it a local disease and pre- Looks as if sume an Infinite variety of forms. East and West sides. Thompson Had a Shads Story of Corruption and Graft and Why, It has gone so far tho Boat of tho Chief members of the conspiracy on! scribed local remedies, and by conthat nearly all How the Sc ham Ha lines of business are potsoned with the the financial end are rapid transit and stantly falling to cure with local Running. Been Worked. it Incurable. contagion of it. Not outright stealing street car jieople. It means Thomas F. treatment pronounced Science has proved catarrh to be a from the till no, that Is too clumsy; Ryan. Good Judge estimate that It SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. The that is antiquated, not up to date. It will cost Ryan a million dollars to save constitutional disease and therefore rehas practically closed and it campaign constitutional treatment. quires NEW YORK, Nov. 6. Tomorrow Is the rnke-o- lf Hall's McClellan. This may be an exaggera- system that prevails la all over but the voting and the will deckle whether Tammany ntill re- the same system they work In high tlon no (me knows but It Is certain) Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. A Co., Toledo. Ohio, Is the only shouting. Which side will shout refinance. In life insurance. Well, the Ryan would spend a million liefore he Cheney tain It supremacy or wheth- smaller constitutional cure on the market. It mains to be seen, all parties claiming are same would the let Hearst get into the mayors is fry catching er there la any hoe or lta ring being spirit. One taken internally In doses from 10 victory. It Is safe to presume t)fat of the curses of business chair. to a teaspoonful. It acts direct- none of the three iwrties has a dftch, Lroken. The intercut taken In the elec- Ip tliii city today Is the targe number Ryan has ull the sumtee lines In drops on the blood and mucous surfaces of although the Americans are thwmost tion I a keen one. and the voter all oi employes of corporations and firms Manhattan. Hut he wants more. He! ly confident In their claima Partir affiliwho de- wants a subway. When the contract Ihe system. They offer one hundred ation ever the city are alert and alive. Never who go tn for their nike-of- f, has been to a great erant fordollars for case It to fails cure. any mand n on commission In before lta hlatory.hua the organ purenases which was let for the present subway William Send in the wrangle, ana me detergotten for circulars and testimonials. made notorious by Tweed and bla they make for the men who hire them. C. Whitney and Ryan, then together In mination of both Democrat and Reassociates had to light a hard to re This Is the petty graft sure to follow Metropolitan Traction, refused tn bid. Address: F. J. CHENEY A CO.. publicans seein to be to ddfcat the new Toledo, Ohio. tain Its Integrity aa now. Here in the In the wake of the big grart once the They could see nothing in the enterSold organisation. 75c. moral by a of druggists, time community falls to the prise. Alexander Orr. president of the Take metropolis of America we have today Although the Repuhlans have asHalls Family puis for a striking example of what graft of the low level found here. rapid transit commission, begged them sumed a confldenitalair within the Hut the form of graft which Is play- almost with tears In his eyes, to comhigher sort rich men's graft combined with dirty polltlca and deliberate ing a star jwrt in this pletuiesiiue but- pete. They declined. Belmont took treachery can do to keep a great city tle Is big graft. It Is the result of col- the enntract. Men thnugnt lie was goIn the cluches of those wno system- lusion Instead iie has' niilllnimtres anil politi- ing to ruin himself. cal bosses. Tammany has artfully used made a fortune. The new subway Is a atically pluck It. As the case stands today the people the Hearst scare to work Its little great financial success. It is crowded of Greater New York, William U. II Iihs gone to the men who all the time. It carries 550.000 jieople I BALLARD Hearst is their choice fur mayor. With control the public utility franchises, every day. It is earning big dividends, all hia faults and weaknesses he Is the such as the rapid transit Hues, the and the city's credit built it. All Bel8 RINCKER EVERY DAY mont had to do was to equip It. His favorite with a larger number of voters street cars, the gas supply, the than can be found In the following of lines, the electric lignt and many contract today Is estimated to he worth any other candidate. In other words. more, and has In effect said to them: 40,0011,000 In cold cash. He deserves If voters could go to the (Hills on Tues- "You see how It is. The people have his success for his courage. Tor Ms day ail'd cast their ballots without in- simply gone wild over this tnnn Hearst, foreslglitedness. Now everyone wants a subway, esterference and undue Influences If simply as a mean of getting even with hien were let alone all the Indications ou and us. We are all in the same pecially Tom Ryan. Since he bought are that Hearst would have a heavier Ijont. We sink or swim together. Un- control of the Equitable and added ti vote than any otlier candidate for less we get together we'll all go down. to his string of properties he hns bemayor. If that Hearst wins come about the biggest active pig tn And yet the chances are that Hearst he'll upset everytlhng. He He'll try to the financial puddle of this town. is to fail and that Mayor McClellan is take your franchise away from you; ! stronger than Belmont, and It Is unto be In spite of the fact lie'll make trouble ull along the line derstood they have Joined hands and that the. revolt against tne bosses has for you. You can't live with him. agreed not to compete frtr the new reached such serious proportions lhat There's nothing for you to do but to subway contracts, soon to be let. It makes Jerome almost a certain win- turn In and help us beat him." This Is not all. Nearly all of the ner, and by the same token should "What are we to do? lig corporations In town are notoriousSelected from sweep MeClellun out of office and put "Well, we must have With ly paying less tax than they should Hearst In his place, exactly the reverse plenty of money we can money. 'fix' the Re- nil the way from to tender theine-J'adfla the most probable outcome as to the publican lenders in more than half the what other people pay. Tammany mayoralty, of this apirarent anomaly assembly districts In town. They are lias been to see them all. 'T,et Hearst leaves of they and the . persistency with which the out for the stuff. Then we want get the city hall and all of you will you In McClellan's favor to us your pull with Odell and all his have to betting odds the full price." and of picking of iiycorporationa stand 2 4 to 1 there must be an ex- gang to make them come tn with us. course the give up" and tea bushes. planation. You'll have to a move on you If use their pull. The explanation or treachery Is afoot you don't want gel These are only examples. There Is Hearst for four years treachery and rich men's graft "But If Hearst wins can't we handle the telephone company, which has a In earlier dispatches It has him and his people? monopoly of the conduit system. There been hinted at. Now It may be stated "No. you can't. Hearst Is a fakir, ir a (law In the conduit franchise and that the Republican machine, of which but he'll keep his to the peo- Tnmmny lx relied uimhi for protect Inn Odell is the boss, delib- ple the best he can.promises If he'a elected on of it. "If Hearst gets In. you will lose erately plans to sacrifice Its own can- Tuesday on Wednesday he'll go after your franchise." More blood money didate. Ivins, to save McClellan. On the It is cured witli the and then he'll go af- now to buy the election. the actual state of public feeling ter governorship, the presidency again. You know Richard Oroker, the Incidentally. Hearst Is the winner. The Tammany wlnit that will mean. He'll an fulth Is vastly in known that as well as anybody with the mob and raise hadeskeep with all th result of loves He Is election. this the to latish else. Hut their confidence, such as they of us. expert second stockholder in the telefeel. Is based wholly upon the knowlThe scheme hns worked. The cor- phone largest a on monopoly. perfect thi edge that a deal has been made with poration managers know a hawk from and packed in flavor-daintcorrupt Republican leaders most of a handsaw. They know It would never Such are a few of the forces Tammany, lighting for life against a poputhem, mere hucksters tn politics, not do to have all existing relations be- lar uprising, is bringing ro bear. Tamcartons. half as respectable as Tammany itself tween them nnd the powers that he up- many realise upon ttumey, graft, briby which enough voles are to be set. half usual quantity 'Jse Every public utility corporation bery. organisation, the prejudice against thrown to McClellan if possible to save stock In his bHcon and kill Hearst. Moreover. rush If town would go down with a llcarsl's personality. The Tammany Hearst were elected. lenders know every man. woman and I. A. FOLGER &. CG It Is within knowledge that this Ko they have "put In up. their districts. Tammany child BAN FRANCISCO Is or wide extent and thor- has an They know, enormous fund to use tomorrow. how to treat ench Idol, ESTABLISHED fSSO Threats In one oughly organised: the names of the I: has tlxed" a lot of the Republican ease, coaxing In another, employment 'n tJJ dwl1 re known; they are leaders. Charley Murphy today has a ns "ioll worker" In a Is ensy working for cash, and more Is the list of the Republicans he can depend1 to see why Hearst Is third. It he Is strong, why MCLELLMt WILL WII II IEW THIS - j old-tli- ne i j j Uu-tto- nXeetuMitteet I j 4 tele-plu- s'Kialist-anarchi- st AVCIFDfRESH U I il II WS Golden Gate Ceylon Te one-eigh- th one-ha- lf n first cnoiest Queen of jail Teas Intie-exte- knowledge that j : last two or three days; It is a fact that they are somewhat worried. The Democrats, too, have had cause for being cautious, because the air Is full of rumors to tho effect that this man and that has deserted party affiliations and Is going over to the other side, believing that by casting his vole with the Republicans the third party can be easiest downed. And the Republicans have the same cause for grieving, because there are a lot of desertions from that side to Morris, the voters thinking that by voting for the present exeecu-tlv- e they can best aid in defeating the f Americana So intense has been this feeling that a sort of war is on between the two. The two old parties are scrapping each other with a vengeance. Meantime the American party Is full of hope and presents a solid front. The leaders say there will be a quiet vote that Is not reckoned upon that will aid them, and that Thompson and a majority of the ticket will be elected, while the city council will be American. The Fifth precinct will undoubtedly elect Block and Mulvey, unless every sign Is worth nothing. The Fifth, It will be recalled, went American In the last school election, selecting Joe as a member of the board of education over the combined candidates of the two old parties. It Is conceded that ODonnell, a candidate for the council on the American ticket In the Second, will be elected, and It Is quite likely that Dick Carter, the other candidate, will also be fortunate. The Americans claim the Fourth and the First. If they carry these wards the Council will be American, as Hobday from the First aVid A. J. Davis from the Fifth will be erected. The Third, of course, will go Democratic. Fern strom, who has been In the council long enough to speak plain English, and who was defeated In the precinct convention, succeeded In forcing his successful competitor off the ticket and got himself selected again. This angered a lot of Democrats In the Third, but there are not enough of them to beat the Swede, and Salt Lake will doubtless be comitelled to suffer two years more reading his Imperfect remarks delivered In tne municipal legislature. However, ts to the head of the ticket, there docs not appear to be any dead cinch, although It looks at this writing as If the. battle was between the American party and Jhe Republicans for the head of the ticket. Ohen-dorf- er 8on Lost Mother. "Consumption runs In our family, end through it I lost my mother, writes E. B. Reid of Harmony, Me. For the past five years, however, on the slightest sign of a cough or cold. I have taken Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, which has saved His me from serious lung trouble." mother's death waa a sad loss for Mr. Reid, but he teamed that lung trouble muat not be neglected, and, how to cure IL Quickest relief and cure for coughs and colda Price. SOc and 11.00: botby Ogden drugglsty-Tri- al tles free. guar-ente- ed Jim1 Indian Pile lit will care Blind, and I tolling 'Blocdx 1 Henri tumors. the Itching at once, noter give instant Indian Pile Oint-- I for File and lurk- Kerry box le Ixts, tiy mail on re re-u- lief. Dr. con-spira- cy eelpt ment lx Ing of the pr: warrante-- l of price. M eei MANUFACTURING CO., For Balt by W 2341 Washington WILLIAMS Clevelsud, Oblw DRUG CO, Ogden. |