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Show PAGE FOUR. DAILY Daily &latr Sauntal OGDEN, UTAH Journal Publishing Co, .... Publisher (Incorporated) Published every evening except Sunday Telephones Business Office Bell, 664 Ind Editorial Rooms 6 X X . . . .Bell. 64 Ind, 664 2 2 ring ring rings rings eye Ai Oyster Bay. Much of the do- work of the campaign irIB bo done Mr. Taft and the men he calls by around hint of course; but the big in )vtrs, the important moves will be made at Oyster Bay. It was President Roosevelt who nominated Ur. Taft He could have nominated any one of a hundred others just as easily. All the force of the ledral government was exercised to bring about Mr. Taft's nomination: and now ali the power of the federal government will be brought Into play to bring about his election. within laud." UTAH 40 STATE JOURNAL. miles of Senator MONDAY, nt. is a good follow. Vice-Preside- nt Fairbanks and Mayor Bookwater of Indianapolis, both staunch Republicans, are prime movers In a plan to give Mr, Kent a royal reception on his return this week from the Denver convention. d Ben Butler once said Old that his political enemies had called him all the bad names ever invented except one no man had ever said hs was a bad neighbor. If this man Kern has been a good neighbor and If his neighbors In his home town can unite, regardless of politics, to do him honor he must be worthy the office to which he aspires. Experience has taught the American people that it is essential to have good men up for as well as for president It will be well if it develops that both James Schoolcraft Sherman and John Worth Kern are worthy to be president of the United States. non-partis- an cock-eye- vice-presid- WHERE REAL WORK 18 DONE c. cutler is for gbvsmor. Homs time ago he announced that he would be a candidate for a second term. On Saturday night he announced that his name was not to be conald ered, that he favored the nomination of William Spry. He saya: "I will not be a candidate for Denomination. Four years ago William Spry was instrumental In giving me the nomination and In aecurlnv my election to the office of governor. For that reason I do not feel that 1 should be a candidate against him. He Is a good man and will make a good governor and under no circumstances will I be a candidate against him for ths nomination." It is dear on the face of it that this change of base on the part of the governor was brought ' about through political expediency. Some time after the governors announcement of his candidacy the announcement was given out that C. E. Loom was to be a candidate. Developments after this Indicated that Senator Reed Smoot and hta friends were casting about for some man with whom to defeat the A meeting of leaders wax governor. held In Halt Lake City last week, and Mr. Hpry's candidacy Is the result of that meeting. back of The game of all this would furnish an interesting give-and-ta- ke political story. A EARTf BEST PIANO OH Around the Town nrr TESTED WITH 1 BEAT for the City of Ogden the waterworks system now held by ths Ogden Waterworks company grows brighter dally. Some tlms since in a carefully prepared brief, City Attorney J. H. DeVlne, with the assistance of Judge W. L. Maglnnls, took the position that under h law the city could bond for an amount sufficient to purchase the pres ent waterworks system and lay the foundation toy extensive Improvements and extensions. This brief was submitted by the Waterworks company to one of the leading law firms of the state with headquarters In Balt Lakt City for an opinion. Now comes ths Information that this firm has submitted an opinion to the effect that upon tha figures submitted and the showing made by City Attorney DeVlne there Is no legal obstacles in the way of tha purchase of the system by the Ci;y of Ogden. The city administration has been moving with extreme care in this matter, and it will no doubt In the near future have a definite proposition to submit to the citizens. Nothing In a material way promisee so much for ths permanent growth of the city as tha acquisition by the municipality of ths waterworks system. It means the assumption of an additional burden by the city, but the benefits to be derived will Justify the assumption of the burden many times THE outlook over. Excursion to Lafoon Wednesday, July 15th via O. S. L. Special train leaves .Ogden t a-- m., returning, leaves Lagoon 3:45 p. m. Th Retail Mer- -j chan a of Ogden invite all to Join in cars j grand celebration. Twenty-fiv- e hay been ordered for be special. Join j the crowd. Fresh water bathing and many new features have been added to th moat beautiful resort in Utah, The article quoted from the Plano Purchasers Guide does not affirm any of I be statements about worlds beat piano made In the leading factories of the world, or mention the price, or say anything about A $ ! $ 2 J A $ 6 $ A s Fletcher Williams, a colored boy about seventeen years of age, met with a serious accident Saturday night. He was attempting to broad a passenger train on the Oregon Short Line, when he slipped and fell under the wheel. HU right foot was ground to pulp, and he narrowly missed losing hU life. The boy hails from Georgia. 2 . . U. P. Rock Springs, Castle Gate lump and nut and Clear Creek lump 15 at yard, $5.71 delivered. Gillette Coal Co., 151 West Twenty-sevent- h street Phones solid mahogany. To allow false statements to go uncljallenged Is unfair to the other dealers and an( Imposition to th community. The other dealer must make Ukc false claims to get business and the community must pay for It. That la why we take it up. All this talk about barking at moon and sleepy eyes, and attend- ing to own business doea not prove or disprove anything. We believe thts city is Inhabited by a class of people who like truth and fair play, and the Glen Bros, have not offered any evidence that their state- ments to which we objected are true. We submit extracts taken from the leading music trad paper of Chicago In support of our assertion that the pianos in questions are n neither ths beat in the world, nor made in the worlds and most reliable factory. In- support of the claim that the piano dnes no- - sell at the price asked in other parts of the country, we offer to fill ad orders at leas money, yea, at much lesa than the prices aske.i by the firm here, and that in th face of the statement that it can not In support of our statement that the piano in question U be done. not veneered on solid mahogany, we propose that you get together a .commutes of representative men from this city, nnd there ar many who know th difference bet wen poplar and mahogany, nnd we will take an ax to the piano mentioned, and if it is solid mahogany we will replace the piano nnd drop the controversy, if It is not. then you give the piano to aome poor person who can not afford a better I He then proclaimed himself an Amerlkeam sympathizer. This statement has these publications before. In a cowardly way It is Intended to convey the Idea tha. M. F. Cunningham Joined what Is known in Salt Lake City as the "American party. Just to keep the record straight M. F. Cunningham brands the statement as a dirty, contemptible, malicious lie. Furthermore, the mad responsible knew he was a liar when he made the statement. If this is not clear the writer will take pleasure in explaining it Inter-Mounta- in rPolitical Some villainous Joker has said already that thea presidential race this year will be "the survival of the fattest." What dye think of that? s Republicans in the Tenth senatorial district have pledged their legislative candidates to work for Prohlbtion legislation at the next session. Somebody should kindly but firmly Inform the postmaster of Ogden that F. J. Hendershot Is chairman of the Republican county so-call- ed com-tnltte- s. as Herman Bidder has come out for W. J. Bryan and pledges the support of the New York Staats Zeltung. Several other Democrats have announced their Intention to support Mr. Bryan. s In all the news and gossip sent out from the Denver convention there was nothing better, nothing so good for this section, than the stuff A. N. McKay sent to the Salt Lake Herald. . .. ... , i. - best-know- and admit defeat F. X ALLEN, H. E. YOUNG. THOMAS, HORNE A t . -- . i CO. 1074. ISA This morning the sustaining rafters The Indicator, the best piano and phase of the business litMe thought, of ths new viaduct on Twenty-fourt- h street arrived and immediate action organ Journal in America, makes it thereby setting up the pretension that was commenced in th installation of clear that Beger A Bona have no connection with steger A Bona are running nor Interest In the stencil traffic. the steel at Wall avenue. The viaduct) monte the same sort of a three-car- d aa president of the Singer U now completely under the stress of I "Steger, n Jh making of piano, that Wil- - Piano Co, is one of the biggest sten-cile- rs main the ascent to construction, in the country; but Steger as Glasmann U running in th allowed level over the tracks la being ,11 aouble-laye- d of of th Steger A Sons Plano a ds-l- n newspaper president regular The ia work through. only nw I e it and now you Manufacturing Co. knows nothing through the tardy arrival of theiku1 about stenciling! (Pardon us If we constructive steel, which is expected in dont sort of a game. J. V. 8:eger runs three concerns the seem to smile.) . a few days. With reference to the "largest facSteger A Sons Piano Manufacturing o In order to be sure of getting pure Co., the Reed A Bone Piano Manufac- tory in the world" myth The Indicator turing Co. and the Singer Piano Co. shows by the insurance figures that Butter, aak for B. A O. a Stenciling.' a every dealer in pianos th Steger A Sons have 22,000 square and Langmann Quieenberrys knows, la putting any name the maker feet of floor space in their factory. stockyards Horae Bale, July 15 and 16. chooses on any piano he makes. In W. W, Kimball Co. has 708,000 square this way It la possible for one piano feet fa their factory, Just eight times Hectographs refilled promptly. maker to turn out a doaen different aa much. Th combined floor apace of Ogden Office Supply Co. the Steger A Sons factory, th Singer pianos from tha asms shop. On this point The Indicator tape: and he Reed factory U but factory Th Barnuta and Bailey circus Mr. Steger, through the Singer Pin- - 236,100 square feet of floor space. The publicity car la standing in the rail- - no Co., is engaged in stenciling to such Indicator says: "It looks to us aa if toad yards this morning. The town an extent that he advertises to tho the Steger factory could b lost In the haa already been posted and Intimation trade th willingness of the Singer fac- - Kimball plant and never found again of tho great show is already la the lory to 'giv the trade nnd the people except by accident." minds of tho children. The flaring an- what After letting the they want to 'design and menu-- ) through the nouncements any that it is better facture to order for the responsible evident fraud of the light concern in its than ever before. The "kids" on the dealer and jobber, using their own claim to hava "largest factory in streets can already be heard planning. trade mark, the price to vary ac- the world" and tlje Ita other claim of sellThe clrcue shows here august 3rd. cording to design, wood, finish, ac- ing pianos "from up to 31,(00," The e tion and material used in construction. Indicator closes its expose by saying: Fourth annual outing of Retail This, Th product of the Singer Piano Cx to its own advertiseMerchants of ths Stats .at Lagoon ments, according and td the general knowledge of certainly ia not included in, that range Wednesday, July 15th. See display ad. the trade, is tha kind of .business tha of prices;, we have heard of Singer o Plano Co. ia engaged In, and stencils selling as low as 32 retail. W still have a limited quantity Singer J. V. Steger is its president; yet the It Is up to Big M!.t BUI now to of Washing Machines at $4.75 each. Beger A Bona Plano Manufacturing demonstrate that ho la not showing an Geo. A Laws Co. Co. insults th. Intelligence of tho trad $83 stencil off on hla dupes for the The New Jersey delegation to the by declaring that It has given this "best piano on earth." Democratic National convention' at Denver came through Ogden, bound tana, there will approximate two hun- sports and games as a feature. Canfor Yellowstone National Park, last dred of the people of the Mormon yon travel generally waa extremely night Tho party came over the Rio faith. heavy yesterday and many Salt Lake Grande Western and was transferred o visitors enjoyed the day at one of tha to the Oregon Short line. The special If you drink, drink Yellowstone. three beautiful resorts, was the same Pennsylvania train o which started from the east There W, T. Miller pleaded guilty to Starting today, the Ogden Rapid were five standard Pullmans with diner Transit company, has placed a new disturbing the Sabbath peace In police of the "Pennsylvania system. The canyon car schedule Into effect, better- court today and Judge Murphy gave party Is bound east by way of the ing the service. Instead of cars every him a five day sentence, Ed. LeMar Northern Pacific, They will stop off half hour up to t o'clock in tho after- who waa charged with stealing a bicyat other points, including Minneapolis noon aa in the past, the canyon con- cle was given 30 days. and SL Paul. The delegates comprised veyances will run every 20 minute . about ninety people, departing tor during the day between the corner of State Engineer Caleb Tanner has ths park at 2:15 p. m. written Twenty-fift- h the city that the bank refuses street and Washington o' to accept the city warranty for one avenue and the Sanitarium. If you car to look thrifty, wear o dollar filing fee, because of the necesShure-O- n. RUSHMER, Herrick's ice cream la made just sary discount, as a deposit; and pendo and pleases every appetite. Since ing the settlement of this technicality All grocery stores and butcher right, every man prefers the best, let Her- the Willard Creek water right matter will be closed all shops day Wednes- ricks have the good man's test Ind. cannot be acted upon. This ia ons little day, July 15th. See display ad. phone 203. illustration of the condition of the o o The Scandinavian Mormon apodal city's finances, Deputy Sheriff Seymour L. Clarke returned last night from Brigham Jack Morgan and George Peterto Salt City where they held their annual took Walter outing. The meeting was presided over City, this afternoon, where the latter son, arrested for vagrancy peered at wax committed to tho state peniten- Judge Murphy through by President Anthon H. Lund, head of the Scandinavian branch of the tiary for a term of 18 months. Shafer countenances in police court this mornMormon church. About two thousand was sentenced by Judge Howell today, ing; Morgan pleaded guilty and was in ali made up the outing, and a very after being convicted by a jury last given an opportunity to leave town The woman who Immediately while the other man who enjoyable time is reported. They had week of adultery. was room found in the at the fame entered a plea of not guilty was held dancing, games and general festivities time with Shafer is being held at the for trial until Tuesday. o It will pay you to see the E'ectne county jail. Max Cohen, the man who pleaded o Cash Register at The Crystal," 2477 not Kodak Finishing. guilty Saturday to a charge of Avenue. Where the ears Washington 340 Z5th 8L Tripp stealing beef hides from Jos Kralnes, step. was sentenced to 85 days by Judge e o . Out of sympathy for the bereave- Murphy today Martin Smith, the Excursion to Balt Lako City, Thursday, July 16th vlq Oregon Short ment of County Commissioner Frank man who pleaded guilty, but testified Line, $1.60 round trip. Tickets good to Moore, the board of commissioners ad- that he wasnt, was discharged, with a return July 17th. The above account journed without transacting business warning from the court to be careful of the company he picked in the Cambrian association outing at Saltair. this morning. o future. Everything, the latest In our line. Specials on Hammocks this week , . Seven different styles of mountings to only. Geo. A. Lowe Co. Wallle Farr' and' Frank Borrow, elect from. RUSHMER. arrested yesterday for disturbing the Tho Cambrian Association of Utah peace, will not ! be tried until tomorwill hold Its annual outing at Saltalr In th case of Mary C. Rice, of row morning.-Farr appeared in police It Is antldpated by. those North Ogden, who has brought for Thureday. court this morning, but Brown foiled who will join the excursion that it egalnat here husband. Joseph L to showa up so the case was conwill be the biggest affair of its kind. Rice, for a divorce on. the grounds of tinued. All Unde of games and festivities will extreme cruelty, the plaintiff filed an be on the program. The Oregon Short affidavit of lmpecunjoslty in district Temporary alimony was today Line announces that it will grant clerk today, taking oath that she la granted by Judge Howell in district special rates for the picnic of the Cam- indigent and unable to pay the costs court to Ella Pardo during the pendbrian Association for the benefit of of the court proceedings. ency of her action for divorce against those wishing to take advantage of the L. Gj Pardoe. The will be The Plngrte Feed and Grocery given 110 per month .plaintiff outing. husband the by store haa moved to 2616 Washington. and the court also orders that hs pay Fir Insurance. H. A Sims, 410 25th. All old and new customers are cordlaj-l- y the $50 attorney fees in the action. Invited to call and see us. ,f An excursion of Canadian Mormons ' will be held August 4th over the OreThe outing of the Becker Brewing TOXIGHUT THE TENT gon Short Line. They will Journey companys employes in Ogden canyon i" from Ogden and Salt Lake City to. was a Joyous occasion yesterday, th "Who Has Authority? Will be th Alberta. Canada, where a large colony Becker employes at Idlewild subject t.at . th . teu$ , tonight Come of Mormons haa It headquartera to spend the day. gathering The game wda ipeni and hear the answer to thts important Mhen the party reaches Butte. Mon-- ; !,in social merrymaking, with various question, .Song . I p, m..,, mak-hurri- ed ed . Splinters " - . N one of the dodgers printed down the street is found this: U I KEEP THE RECORD STRAIGHT of and BETWEEN gamesH. golf Is enterTaft taining politicians from Ohio and other nearby states at his summer quarter at Hot Springs, West Virginia. It U announced from that place that Frank H. Hitchcock is to be chairman of the national committee, that Sheldon la to be treasurer and that Vorys and Dover are to be prominent in the camWILLIAM, THE CONQUEROR paign. It Is also announced that Mr. Taft announcing the candidacy of Wilis busy preparing his speech of ac- INliam Spry and in an article Intendceptance. All this information glvqn ed to be altogether laudatory the out at Hot Spring In regard to the Republican says: Republican campaign doea not fool Mr. Spry was born at Windsor, anybody as to where the real work is near the birthplace of William, the done. Conqueror, and there may be some ' Knowing ones are keeping a dose significance In this, too. He was born : .11 According to law William, the Con' WM burn. Like Topsy JvH'HvW'W guror. was he "never horned, .nohow; Jist If you drink, drink Yellowstone. 0 growed." History tells us that he saw , averted a serious What narrowly the light of day first at Palalse in accident to Mrs J. C. Wds and two: Normandy, which ia now a part of children, of Syracuse, Saturday after- - j j France. noop, was luck. They were coining In justice to Mr. Spry and Senator iuto thfe town, and when driving across a mit car the Sutherland the InterMountain should the tnM:k in tToat was struck, the vehicle being carriage link them with some other hero, both emoUrfledt yet the am9nU were Un- a to place and manner of birth. injured. The horse ran away, but was seen captured. WHEN THE WICKED FLEE la Governor John rac 13, 1901. Suther-ta- ll TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION f6.00 By Mail Ons Year 100 By Mail Six Months 160 By Mail Three Months 50 By M all 4ne Month There was a larger number of fed50 By Carrier One Month eral office holders in the Chicago con- TT FRILY. verily, "the wicked flee Pay No Money to Carriers when no man pursueth." vention as relegates than ever before of this la furnished in the misProof Entered as second-clas- s mater at assembled on any like occasion, and the Pustofflc at Ogden. Utah, under this notwithstanding the fact that erable wriggling of Big Mitt Bill try dod-jAct Congress of March 3, 1670. from the shadow of one great advance is claimed for civil ser- lng to of deeds. oast his M. F. CUNNINGHAM.. Manag Editor vice reioriu. There will be more effecThe story 1 well known In this comB. A. BOWMAN. .Business Manager tive political work done by federal office holder In the campaign now munity. In the criminal division of the SecNOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS In turn open any previous campaign. ond District Court a case Is oendinr Tou should receive your paper not The civil service rules will be stretched "In the Mat er of William Glasmann later than 7:00 p. m. If not received to the limit from tha Office of Mayor of Ogden at that hour call Phone 664 and it With this federal patronage Utah." in every City, will be sent you by special messenger. with tne local patronage The suit was filed by J. J. Shepherd. doubtful state the Repu oilcans enter No paper delivered after 7 p. m. At his own solicitation William GlasPay no money to carrier or other the campaign with a natural machine collectors unless they present creden- that gives them a tremendous advan- mann received 1200 from the gamblers of the Cl-j- r of Ogden with which to tials from the undersigned. tage. It will be a machine that the defend himself, he says, against the 'JnJor no circumstances will carriers Democrats their disorganised stats or collectors be allowed to take stops. accusation of J. J. shepherd. He may All notices of this kind must bo given will have great difficulty in overcom hav paid that money to L. R. Rogers to this office direct or by letter or in ini;. or he may not; and J. J. Shepherd may person, or phono 664, one ring. But outside of all considerations of be as tough a he paints him. But still JOURNAL PUBLISHING CO and election machinery the patronage question stands out In the minds Theodore Roosevelt will dominate the of all honest men why should William Republican side of the fight. He dom- Glasmann, the then mayor of the city, inates the party now aa completely as receive money from the gamblers of JOHN WORTH KERN he ever did. Mr. Taft is his candi- th city with which to defend himself date for the presidency; it was his In the courts? there were many after tha ChiIF cago convention platform that was adopted at Chicago, After receiving this money from the compelled to ask, Is his ambition to see his policies gamblers, as he admits he did, for the and Who is Sherman? there was a still continued and carried to their legiti- purpose of defending himself against larger number after the Denver con- -' mate ends. These inthemaelves are '.he suits brought by J. J. Shepherd, Who Is ventlon compelled to ask, incentives enough; but In addition to why did William Glasmann comprom Kern? all these It must be conceded that Mr. with Shepherd to the end that all The selection of comparatively unRoosevelt la on of the moat adroit and sulta were dropped and Shepherd left known men for high office bears out who ever figured in thc city? How much doea thia lack of the contention of tha writer of theee daring politicians tli public affairs of this nation. compounding a felony? lines that there are men in practicalThe vital moves in the campaign And while he ia on thla point, will ly every county in this nation qualified will be blocked out at Oyster Bsy and thia same Glaamann explain how he to All the office of president. Common the White House; the personality of disposed of the 1200 h collected from sense and common honesty are the Theodore Roosevelt will dominate the the gamblers of the city at another best parts of statesmanship, and these campaign more and more as the battle tlma to prosecute his fight against one qualities arc not so rare as to be of ths high officials of the community? develops. monopolised by the few men who arc OGDEN FORGES AHEAD forever dancing in front of the foot- HE QUITS THE RACE lights. From all reports John W. Kern is a good, man, well qualified for the office tor which ho has been chosen. It is little to his discredit to say that he has held no important office in In dlana. No Democrat has climbed very high in Indiana in recent yearn. There was a time when Hendricks McDon aid, Voorheea, Holman and others made the nation sit up and take notice of the Indiana Democracy. That was before Bryans day. In the past twelve years Indiana has been as safely Republican as Pennsylvania. Few this far west had heard of Mr, Kern before he was named for True he had been a stats court senator, reporter, city attorney In Indianapolis and had run for governor. But It develops now that he JULY dl-vo- -v o'.. jwrvice |