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Show FAGE FOUR. DAILY T c UTAH MONDAY, JULY 6. 1903. STATE JOURNAL I carry the Mouse ha will succeed Jo' Cannon as speaker. If they fail to car- -' ry the House, he will be. (he leader OGDEN, UTAH on tile Aipr; :He succeeds John Sharp Journal Publishing Ct, . . . . Pubiohors Williams, of Mississippi, who- retires to enter the Senate. (Incorporated) Published every evening except Sunday Champ Clark Is a Kentuckian, at There Is ons phase of the High school people who voted against the Issue lawyer, a good stump speaker, and has bond issue which has not been would now take n new view of fully been in Congress for a ' number ot . Telephones Not only do ws secure a new the matter, especially as Hon. Fred. I 844 1 Bell. Business Office ring years from Missouri. and modern 5106.906 High school and J. Kieaels gift of 1X5.000 for the lot, Ind, CM 1 ring on the condition that the very choice and valuable corner loca- was 2 Rooms Editorial ....Bell. (64 rings THE KING IS DEAD; LONG LIVE tion for the I75J00 bond Us us but we bondsgiven were issued to construe.! the Ind. (64 I rings THE KING also add very valuable sad needed building. If the bonds are not Issued. school in the most valuable resi- Mr. Kiesels handsome gift will be grade TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION CANS, the deposed champion, dence quarter to our city school equipwithdrawn. 1.00 On Mall Year By JOE the cause of his downfall ment. for the present High school with The present building Is little more 1.00 By Mall Six Months in few words. After hla defeat In its desirable location and grounds will than a fire trap. The actual IncresM 1.50 Mali Months Three By California ou Saturday ho said: become a part of our grad school in the attendance amounts to 550 per 50 By Mail One Month The beat man won beyond a doubt equipment So that If w are to fig- year while the present attendance Is JO By Carrier One Month the old story of one light too ure really tha direct results of the (57. while not more than 595 ought Its Pay No Money to Carriers many. After the third round I began bond Imu wc can truthfully say that to be seated in the building. to fell myself tiring. Old age will telL for that sevenry-flv- e thousand dolThe Retail Merchants association master at That is all I have to aajr." Entered as second-clalars wa will receive on new has also put itself on record ns favorths Postofflc at Ogden. Utah, under It has been so sines ths world began. thousand dollar High school ing the issuance of bonds for high Act of Congress of March 1, 1170. The heroes of today are the thousand school purposes At n meeting of the building, one twenty-fiv- e of tomorrow. It is especially true In dollar lot aond add one grade school association Thursday evening a reaolu-Lio- n M. F. CUNNINGHAM.. Manag Editor the ring. Fighting Is a strenuous in the most valuable part of th city to that effect waa adopted. A vote B. A. BOWMAN.. Business Managsr game. No lighter lasts many years. to our school equipment a bargain of thanks was also extended to Mn Owns la but 14 years of age, but that which surely no business man would and Mrs Fred J. Kiesel for the gift NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS la old for the prise ring. Nelson la turn down. It Is safe to My that selof a site for a high school to the dom. If ever, will the voters of our Tou should receive your paper not II. He will run along for a few yean city. and then some youngster will city have the chance to secure so much later than 7:00 p. m. if not received yet tor so little. brush him to one elds. THE OGDEN HIGH SCHOOL at that hour call Phone (54 and It It Is all right, too, when one comes REV. J. E. CARVER. will ha aent you by special messenger. to think of it. It would be a pretty (Salt Lake Telegram.) to have John L Sullivan, BONDS FOR OGDEN HIGH SCHOOL No paper delivered after T p. m. Attorney Georg H. Dario, who Is (Balt Lake Tribune.) Pay no money to carrier or other of Jim Corbett or Joe Gens the chamchairman of the advertising commlttM The people of Ogden are about to of the Ogden Civic collectors unless they present creden- pion till the crack- Change and Imelection to determine whether provement association,League Is the fundamental law of the universe hav tials from th undersigned. was la the city the Board of Education of that city Move along, Joe Gena. Under no circumstances will carriers and reporting things la Ogwill be allowed to Issue 175,000 In yesterday, ar collector be al lowed to take stops. den, Mid that Just now the citlaens ( MANY LEAVE FOR HOME bonds, primarily for the erec'loa of a are All netiocs of this kind must be given very much exercised In trying to public High school, or not, Ths build- create a sentiment which will cause to thic office direct or by letter or in women are this ing now used for a High school In that ths person, or phone 664, one ring. to vote on MEN and for foreign leaving taxpayers ef that JOURNAL PUBLISHING CO, parts nsw city Is old and Inadequate. Every the 10th of the monthcityfor 575,900 faster than they are coming In. This available room is filled to th fullest to raise the money needed to Is one of the effects of the depression capacity, and even halls and cIsm bonds, new build a school structure. Ht in Industrial circles In the six rooms are utilised for seating room. seemed to behigh confident (hat this very room Even undesirable Is on 4 teat basement months ending Tuesday bonds time the would be indorsed of the laboring element of the called lno use. Tha stairways leading FOR GOVERNOR) C. E. LOOSE the three presidents of the stake United States left the country for Eu- from the first floor to th basement are In Ogden, Merer. Watson, Middleton ll dark and narrow, and dangerous In the rope. In tho aamo period only the moat Interesting and 8hu tuff, and the five bishops In of ONE ofdevelopments stairmain classes The Mr. Gustav H. exchange arrived here. In Utah Is the that county, have all Indorsed the Lloyd ways ara so badly arranged that with struggle promised for the Republican Schwab of the The need of the strucproposition. the the classre at tha end passage of Line, who has been making a study of The nomination for governor. Is ture Imperative Ogden ha a school of the recitation periods there la a conion is considered equivalent to uu the question. Mid that If there was of 5.559 children, of whom population In as that here, tha stairways election and for this reason a number not a decided IncresM in the Immigra- gestion 547 are now la the high school. The to In would a ths basement, put peril In tion six next the months the figof ambitious politicians are casting large number of pupils lives la mm utmost seating capacity for thoM pu longing ryea In the direction of thu ures for the year would be less than of a Are. In tha first six months of 400,000. chief magistracy of the state. There is not sufficient room for laboIt Is early yet too early for atrenu-lou- a 1907 759,745 alien steerage passengers ratories, or for teaching domestic scipolitics; but the active workers landed In America, and only 155,755 ence or manual training; there Is no to homes. returned their European In ths party ars lining up. C. E. sultabe space for cloak rooms library, Loom la to be an active candidate for nr offices; physical training cannot ho GOOD FOR J. L-- PRIEST the nomination. There Is no longer BACK FROM EAST taught under present conditions The doubt on this point. The In Utah seating capacity of this building crowdnewspaper profession Republican which speia by the THE but one of Its brightest lights ed, is three hundred and aixty-flvcard in Republican state politics, ann there were over four hundred and and Harrlman railroad the system nounces that headquarters for Col. students Superintendent William Al.laon of enrolled last the p pick-uduring makes a valuable when Joel Loom are to be opened In Balt Lake returned L. Priest passes from tha Salt Lake school year. The annual IncresM will tha Ogden public schools, City at once, and that J. U. Eldredgs, Herald not be less than two hundred and fifty Saturday evening from an extended Industrial to tha ot position Jr., la to have charge of his camIt Is plain to see. therefore, that a new agent of ths Oregon Short Line. visit In the east While away, he atpaign. ten years Jeri L Priest High school building la absolutely Im- tended th annual convention of the In the Ths Republican la has been past one of the brim factors la perative, and certainly ths 575,006, the guarded in what It says, of course, transforming the Salt Laka Herald amount called for, la a modest coat for National Educational association at but It Is not difficult to read between from a an adequate building, such as It la pro- Cleveland, O, t which thousands of paper with little character or the lines that Col. Loom la the candito erect. teachers from al parts of th country standing to a high class. Influential, posed date of Senator Reed Smoot. Mr. and Mrs Fred J. Kiesel have do- wer present modern newspaper. Tha whole state Fbr some reason not generally has nated a lot to the city upon condition Mr. Aillron was well pleased with laughed over hla political aklts; that a suitable known to tho public at large Goverschool building he work of th convention and highHigh whole state has been Influenced wll constructed thereon. The school ly gratified over the succeM of the nor Cutler la nnt acceptable to many tha hla editorials. Few men there are by af the politicians They have deter- who committee have accepted this donation western pedagogue in securing the have not come In contact with and now this mined that he shall ha set aside, and him special election is called next national assembly at Denver. In of tha year his to authorlM bonds personally Col. Loose seems to be the man select to the amount of He was Impressed at Chicago with In this stats, and 575,000 to put up that building. The the fact that all of the High school ed to do the Mttlng. A number of newspaper work none who ever met him will forget the Weber club, the Chamber of Commerce, graduates were compelled to wear uniOthers have been trotted out, h'lt they and the labor organisations of the com- form gowns, made at home, while the are now under cover and Loom la in charm of hla personality. In hla new position Joel L. Priest munity are outspoken in support of th boys of the class were also garbed In the race. should prove a valuable man for tha project. The business community gen- Inexpensive suits of the asms style and are who There thoM, too, charge Line. It is work for which hla Including almost every bualneM fabric, .thus doing away with the rierally, Senator Smoot with looking after hla Short ' own interests In lha selection of thla newspaper experience has admirably houM In Ogden, endorses th prpoel-tlo- n valry between the richer girls of gradfitted him. It Is certain that he take In public Interviews. uating classes for the best appearance particular gubernatorial candidate. to his new home and' Into hla new seem that there ought to be and the consequent hardships worked It would Loom la a Gentile, and with a Gentile activities the sincere good wishes of no mistake, with all thla endorsement upon others. governor the charge that Senator all who know him and especially of In the carrying of the bond pro position. 1 was also much' Impressed."- Mid Smoot was controlling the politics of the state In the interest of the Mor- - every- newspaper nan within the cir- It ought to carry, because the city Superintendent Allison today, with he cle of his Influence. needs the building, and needs it badly universal movement for better fire promon church would fall flat The endorsements of progressive in- tection In th schools Th consensus The situation la full of Interest to GOOD TIME TO BUILD habitants, received for the bond propo- of sentiment, found everywhere to be a man un a tree. In public interviews. heartily In favor of strictly Lumberman states sition would seem that there ought to be school buildings." THE Chicago WHY REPUBLICANS CHUCKLE the avers re cost of masonry noIt mistake, with all this endorsement and grading, plastering, plumbing, In the carrying of the bond proposition. on a there a Democrat heating and painting specific It HERE and that ought o carry, becauM the city FORMER CONDUCTOR tha thing for tha Cleveland Job Is S5J per cent less than needs the building, and needs It badly. Ten per cent., according to The endorsements party to do thla jrear was to brush last year. of progressive Inaside the Bryan and Parker factions, the Lumberman, represents habitants, received for the DIES IN CALIFORNIA bond propoabout the general decline in the retail ths and the could not be haj unsition, certainly Labor, less the best and get together on a can- price of building material." people and the endorsers didate and set of principles not dom- though commanding the as me wages, of th proposition are the wldewake A telegram received from San Franla effectively cheaper because the betinated by either faction. and enterprising people of Ogden are cisco this morning tells of the death This has not been done and note the ter men are kept employed when work fully convinced of the need there of Sam F. formerfalls off. Contractors accept s mallet of the school. And the Imperative to upshot: way only get ly a conductor for Derbyshire, soma Pacicases In and Southern th take 'Jobs profits resoa Judge Parker prepares set of It is o vote the bonds Therefore, the lutions In honor of Grover Cleveland expectation of profit to held Tribune Join heartily In support of fic Railroad company out of Ogden. He that are regarded as a villainous as- heir men. Taking tha country over, the recommendations of the school died In the railroad hospital from kidthe Lumberman figure that buildings board, of the business ney trouble. sault upon William J. Bryan. community of Mr. Derbyshire resigned his posi19 be can 55 to from cent, up put per Henry Watterson Jumps Into the Ogden, and of th enterprising public .' below tion about two years ago, 111 health last Interest figures. year's a with vltrolic In asroult fray at large. upon Judge urging the taxpayers of rates no on are loans Inflated. Parker designating him as a "ghoul.1 longer 'hat city to ratify the school boards being his reason.' Since that time he For men with- carital this Is In every proposal and do It in a way that will, has been traveling In California seekThe New York World shows how Bryan referred to Grover Cleveland as growing section of the eountry a good cheer the hearts of th members, and ing a cure for his malady. He visited a "bunco steerer," and charged him opportunity to erect Investment build- assure those who ha at heart and all the ho tsp rings and the mountains with debauching his party and stab- ings against the certain- demand of the In charge the cause of education there, but to no avail. A short time ago h near future,- For there that the substantial public opinion and went to the railroad hospital, which bing it to death. In a Fourth of July speech from hta Is relatively an even better oppor- support of th city Is with them In place he never left alive. Mr. Derbyshire lived In Ogden a Mr. Bryan referred tunity to get' dwellings of special de- every reasonable and fair proposition, steps at ' to James M. Guffey, national commit- sign built not raily at a fair cost hut such at this High school bonding ques- number qf years. He was teeman from Pennsylvania, as a "bush- carefully, properly and without vexa- tion certain la We shall expect' and when called by death. Funeral artious delays. Not often la there' such hope to see a good account of he Og- rangements will be conducted In San whacker." a chance to same money by rendering den voters on this proposition on the Francisco. Superintendent Manson, Mr. Guffey retaliates ' upon was who notified of of the demise of ?dr. service men election. the Idle of the public setting night without mercy charging him at work. New York World., , Derbyshire, has wired Instructions. with being a fawning hypocrit. ' . All thla, mind you, before the nom(Deseret News.) NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS. inations are made or the platform A representative of the Deseret If It Is this had before the The hours for adopted. News, who Interviewed Judge H. H. CITY sprinkling lawns are convention acts, what will it be afterRolapp, secretary of the Amalgamated as follows: ward? i Al consumers east of Adams ave- Sugar company, on the question of the No wonder the Republicans chuckle. nue, including the east side thereof, forthcoming high school bond election, will sprinkle from I to and found the Judge emphatically in favor i. CHAMP CLARK He stated furtherfrom 5 to 6:50 p. m. All consumers of the proposition. wes. of Adams avenue. Including the more that In his opinion the people this . 4 side thereof, will sprinkle from 5 time would vote strongly In favor of ..T .UtCOm" 0f the election fall. Champ Clark, of to l0 a the bond Issue,, as the present high tnd t0 , An answer to ths petition of M. 8. Missouri, Is reasonably certain to on account of th large consumption of school building Is Inadequate, there not Browning and others, who protested the Democratic leader In tha not water being sufficient room for chemical, against the extension of the water there months It Is of Representatives The choice iMry during laboratories. right of Ogden City In Willard Creek; the lawn spllnkllng be divided physical, and other ylat has not yet been made, and will not be ,nt0 tw0 districts and all Is room Neither there conin the domestic was filed with State water, Engineer Caleb formally made until the Democratic turners are requested to confine the science department, the art. manual J Tanner DeVlne toby City Attorney members bald a .caucus but all the sprinkling of lawns within the. above training classes the cloak room and It the that day. making plain city In- , trend Is In Clark's favor. specified hours ' Sprinkling without a the library. to tends for Its fight right already Is a good choice. Champ Clark Is nocsle, will be turned off without fur. It Judge Rolapp Mid that there was the cause of plenty of grief. a- good fellow, and a in' he J1-- ' ther notice. certainly every reason why the proposition typltxf Democrat. If the Democrats OGDEN WATER WORKS CO. ought to carry; He thought many Journal want ads dslivsr ths goods Daily Slate Smintulj - be-ior- no-ed- a, . . ss . one-hundr- ed has-bee- ns how-dye-- , u . 877,-(6- be-cau- ot 111,-E- Nqrth-Germ- an -- oiu-In- st pils Is 5(5, that timental consideration, cCJs for It. and It Is tht high school population is Increasing Ia the first place,' the. city stands u at the rate of 559 per annum. At gain ths value of the lot, and 1X5,909 u (Salt Lake Herald.) d citlsen of Ogden Fred J. Kiesel, has offered to give the city a site tor a Hlgn school worth 5X5,000, provided the municipality will vote for bonds to the amount of 575.009 for th erection of a suitable building on th ground. A proposal for bonds Is submitted for popular approval, and every reason for a favorsbls vote warrants ths supposition that the bonds will be authorised. Certainly every consideration, whether of public policy, of business judgment or at purely Mn- - a large amount. All the heavy taxpayers of the city have signified thrir approval of the bonds publicly; tn labor organisations are anxious to ths bonds Issued; tbs Weber club an t the chamber of commerce ara oa record la favor of th building, as are the Mormon church authorities. Including stake presidents, even the character of the opposition Is of ths kind to win support for the project. The sMtlng capacity of th present building Is 565, while the attendance this year is was (57, and th annual IncresM la he number of pupils is X5X Th IncreaM of itself Is enough to warrant th construction of tha new building and speaks volumes for the growth and prosperity of Ogden. Further, If the city of Ogden 1 t get the advantage of Mr. Kiesel s generous offer, the bonds must b approved at this time. Very properly the donor has made this on of tha conditions of his offer beeaure he recognises the imperative neceMlty for Immediate action, and ha could not be expected t i make foe city a present of such value with the option of building whenewr the mood moved the authorities to do the work. If Ogden has one Institution of whk h It has a right to be proud It Is the puh-li- e High school. It is splendidly managed. It has the modern school spirit. It haa given Salt Lake a painful and effective demonstration of Its provvexn In athletics, which Is the test of team work In the school organisation, and It ranks with the best schools in America. It Is entitled to a good building, constructed not only for present needs, but tor the years to come, and It has a splendid opportunity now to get tha-- . minimum coat ' with a building at maximum of benefit The Herald, which la interested in Ogdens progress and la Indebted to th people of Ogden In many ways, hopes they will approve the bonds unanimously. NEXT WEDNESDAY READY TO START present the cloakrooms, th halls and even the unsanitary basement rooms are all crowded with pupils, and there Is not the slightest protection against fit. Ths situation Is not ' only untenable but it Is dangerous. Mr. Davis thinks the bonds can be crashed at 4 per cent. That will only add 11,909 to the taxation of Ogden annually, which perhaps would amount to 15 cents per capita. And then, the school is an absolute necessity. When a rich city neglects to supply school facilities to Its young men and young women, to Its boys and girls, that failure is a sign of degeneration, and the difference in the future of Ogden, whether people when they visit that city sea a tumble down, overcrowded, unsafe and unsanitary strwtnre used for school purposes, or a modern new structure with all the facilities, is very marked. The difference is so great that it will be enough to decide many a person tor or against settling la Ogden. Ogden Is a prosperous, hopeful place. This added burden would be nothing, while Its advantages are Just as apparent as Is the necessity for .having It. We shall be greatly disappointed If the taxpayers of Ogden do not almost unanimously vote for the issuance of there bonds - OGDEN'S HIGH SCHOOL BONDB. A public-spirite- - Inter-Mounta- RACES AT PARK in AROUND THE GLOBE a. fifty-seve- Inter-Mounta- in Manager Sutherland has arranged a change of date for the next saucer track program at Glenwood park and a fine list of events to be given Wednesday night hM been chosen. Mr. Sutherland, In order not to conflict with th Chamber of Commerce outing qt Sylvan park on next Thursday night, made, this change lh the date for the races The feature of the races will be a motor event between Whit-land Bamuelson, who rare keen rivals Whltler, last Thursday, succeeded In lowering the motor, record on the Glenwood track. The entire bunch of fast riders will be entered in open lap professional race and also In the mile handicap professions 1. There will be a quarter-mil- e amateur dash and In the five-mi- le er two-mi- le BAN FRANCISCO, Calif., July of probable scute diplomatic situation fit tha far eaat hav resulted In hundreds of applications for enlistment In ths battleship fleet. All the ships are full and men are being turned away going to Mare Island to enlist In th cruiser fleet. All vessels are ready for the signal at 5 tomorrow from tha Connecticut, starting- the fleet on th globe circling cruise. - Fewer ef Fortunt. : The power of fortune is confessed only by ths miserable, for tho happy Impute all their success to prudence or merit Dean Swift ' mile open amateur race, an effort will be made to lower the worlds score. Giles wilt ride against time as an exhibition sprint. - - -- flre-pr- ultra-radica- ls oq es, ... . wl-ho- ut . - . - - home-planne- -- rs Fail-vie- fifty-sev- en -- Mr-Brya- n WEIS FOI ITS RIGHTS t , wt ,:0 - ipees-Hou- m - - ... Young Ogden Girl Who Was Victimized Into Wed- ding Man Who Was Already Married Has riage Annulled Husband in Jail, Mar- . e Does Not Appear in Court. - Annullment of the marriage vows of had separated and hav, not lived toMr. and Mrs. W. F. Fielding was grant- gether since that time. Took Honeymoon Trip- ed by Judge J. A. Howell in the second Shortly after her marriage to the aldistrict court today In record time. leged embezzler, Mrs. Fielding accomWithin just seven minutes after tlie panied Mm on a honeymoon trip to papers had been filed by Mrs Fielding Seattle and th northwest. In the ht-tNo. 5 by her attorney, Valentine Gidcity he got Into further trouble over eon, the court had granted an annull-men- L the Issuance of worthless securities. It Is Mid, and Is wanted by Jie police of Fielding, who Is Imprisoned in the the Washington coast city. county Jail awaiting trial on a charge In March or April, only a few weeks of embessllng 5800 from a local bank, after her marriage, the bride returned did not appear In court. Mrs. Fielding to her home In Ogden and a few weeks was preMnt and without visible display later Fielding was brought back to this of emotion answered 'the questions of city from Oakland, Calif., by the sheriff her attorney In a clear-cmanner. to fare th embezzlement charge. She "Is a remarkable, charming young Read of Duplicity. woman, bo:h In appearance and perIt was not until after the arrest of sonality and appeared In court gowned the man that Mrs. Fielding No. I simply. learned of his trickery, when the news-pape- rs Wife Was InnoctnL told the story of his first marAccording to the testimony, the pret- riage in Balt Lake City. ty young wife has been shamefully vicThis marriage was never set aside timised by Fielding. by any court and the woman who first When he first came to Ogden, he became the wife of Fielding In Salt represented h was unmarried and Mrs Lake City, stilt bears that relation to Fielding, who was formerly Miss him. ' although 'living apart from her Mayme V. Carter, prominent In Ogden husband for more than a year. social life, was made the Object of She hag never so much as brought an his. affections, until he persuaded the action for divorce, the only court proyoung girl to marry, him. ceedings previous to thoM which were Th ceremony, which was performed handled In reoorj time In' the Ogden on February 57 last, was. of course court, being a suit for separate main- Fielding having a wife and tenance filed by the Bret Mrs. Fleldlrg child living in Salt Lake City at the In the third district court at Balt Lik time, although on April 77, 1907. they City some time ago. er ut . , |
