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Show VOL XII. Ogden, Utah, July IS, 190$. FUN YOIHIG EMU BERLIN. Germany, July IS. A slaiythter of the Jews throughout Russia la planned by the leader, M. K. Rushes von, wh0 organized the Klahtneff program in ISOS, according to information re-reived here. It Is hinted that Austin Laudenberger, Well Known in Ogden, Meets SMTl Ml GIBBONS ON PUBLIC AFFAIRS JEWISH WORK DIESJ Him CHICAGO. Senator Death Today. and Divorce Evil Favors Church Schools. the massarr i to begin at the S (State Journal Special.) National Marriage and Divorce Laws. time of the Jewish New Tear $ SALT LAKE CITT. Juljr 18. Austin in October. The Jews are re- Lsndenberger waa killed at the plant ported to be accumulating arms of the Utah Copper company In Cop-- 1 for defense. BALTIMORE, Md.. July 18. En route fidemv iii the people. perton, Bingham Canyon, just after-- 1 Divorce laws should he national; was the in He to New York today Cardinal Gibbons noon today. caught discussed' conditions In the United all un the subject should be and received belt of the machinery revised l.y Congress In such a manner StaLs in part as follows: uih injurtea that be died before a It seems that the general trend l aa to Mop wholesale divorce. jliyeh'iun could reach the spot, N Akci ax to which would be the suctoward unrighteousness In the great one saw the accident, and the young, GOLF mass of the people. Thinking peouie cessful i.ivsiilentlal candidate. Cardinman was dying when found. must realise that the problem must al GiM'utm said: Ah, prophets The victim of this sad accident was remet without delay. There la no po- there were, hut they are no more." of be He age. nineteen years but He litics without morality; there la no that European folks are cently graduated from the Salt Lake was honors. He with school high High i a hader In athletics: took a prominent . athletics and track IDiif in football.' debates. He was working at the Utah Bourne of Orenn Visits Taft Copper company plant acquiring pracIn an before tical experience entering Policy in Ohio titutlon of higher learning to take Clart-m- 111. v jSRYAN STARTS ills July lv t'Urk iv. f j t Plans Speech Making Trip to Chicago. STICKS ' Let-Alo- ne a course In mining engineering. Senatorial Fight. Austin Landenberger was a brother of Dr. J. B. Landenberger, assistant surgtou for the Oregon Short Line; lW( HOT SPRINGS, Va., July 18. With was born in Wyoming and gave every i a ' wagon full of trunks and golf sticks promise of making a high mark In Senator Jonathan Bourne, of Oregon, Ufa arrived today. He said on hla arrival 1 know that golf la good here because Mr. Taft chose this place. I demand the best golfing. Then la no SWITCH politics In my visit, simply golf. J hope to play against Mr. Taft" Mr. Taft hopes to complete hla speech of acceptance tonight. An ef fort la to be made to arrest a general rumpus over the United States sens WASHINGTON, D. G, July 18. De- torshlp In' Ohio by making It a free-for-a-ll fight wl)h no favorites, the claring that the terminal switching charge of Mt for each ear In San best man to win, Foraker or otherFrancisco exacted by the Southern wise. Thla la the conclusion that Mr. Pacific, the Atchison, Topeka it Bants Vorys haa reached after two days conFt to be an unreasonable discrimi- ferring with Taft here, and Vorys nation against San Francisco and In seems to believe that Foraker will he Sacra- satisfied with a favor of Portland, Oakland, policy on the mento and ether points on the Pacific part of Taft people and no attempt to Coast, the Jobbers' and manufacturers connect the latter with a plot for hla asocis'ion today filed compalint with political extermination. . the Inter-Stat- e Commerce Commission In n discussion over the situation asking the commmlalon to declare the Mr. Vorys. s&ld: .. rate, ilegal, or If legal to reduce them I havs no candidate for the senate to L00 per car. to succeed Mr. Foraker and neither has Mr. Taft. He stands now where he has always, stood. He la not proIIUPOSTIRE COUPANY moting the candidacy of anyone In LOSES CASE III COURT Ohio and he is not placing any obstacle In the path of anyone. That la now and always haa been hla attitude senatorial question." Judge Howell In the district court toward the Congressman Theodore E. Burton, this morning decided against the Utah on the eve of hla departure for Eu Bill Posting company, which company defiled a complaint against W. B. Saw- rope la likely to Issue a statement the of hla Voiya ' kcceplance yer and May Sawyer for breach of claring contract and injury to thPlr business, Idea. There la no disproving the fact the court holding that as' the Utah that Taft haa been seriously concerned Bill Posting company waa organised about Ohio and that hla desire la to he-f- or under the laws of the state of Wyom- have his own house aet In order emIn national . campaign the ing and had not complied with Utah Statutes It was not entitled to the pro- barked on. tection of Utah courts. FAILS FOR $1,500,000. LOOKING FOR A FARMER. DEROIT, Mich.. July 18, The brok. erage Arm of Cameron, Currie A Co., CHICAGO, EL, July H. Farmer of Turlock, California,-lef- t passed into the hands of receivers here July 11 for hla home. His to day. F. G. Austin .was appointed whereabouts la unknown and he Is be- receiver. The official statement of thf ing sought by officers. He has n wife liabilltes places the amount at and several children. up hurts ; istence. James Cardinal Gibbons. OF MECHANIC morality without religion; there la no less religious than Americana He " said: We have Thanksgiving day, rellgon without 'God. The public school is the place to whlla In Europe God Is sometimes unbegin. Many cunning schemes have recognised. been devised by athiests, to put - God NEW YORK, July and out of the public schools. The beat Archbishop Farley and fifty othplace Is to segregate the public schools er prelates, sailed today on the steam let each denomination malntalif ship, Koenig Albert, to attend the its own schools. gulden jubilee of the Popa Their plan Ko matter who Is elected ter the Is to tour Europe, returning In October. presidency, I have no fear for tb Archbishop Farley Is taking Peters countrys welfare.- I have perfect con- - Pence to the Popa non-believ- ers Gib-bo- na 18.-Ca- rdlnal ad - - BOTHSCOK AMERICANS IN PERSIA WASHINGTON, D. C., July II. The state department has been Informed that the Persian foreign office will take up the demand of the United States for protection of missionaries and their property in Tabrla. It Is reported hers that the Bhah's troops lfive I men routed and that the rebels are In control of the city. BOARD WANTS BIDS At a meeting of the board of education last night, the order to advertise for bids for the sale of the High school bonds was made, the bids to he returnable September 1. Minor routine mattere were disposed of, among them the awarding of contracts for the Insurance against firs of public school buildings, The contract went to Carl 8. Brhled, manager of the board of fire underwriters? aa the lowest bidder. The schools will lie Insured aa la the same companies aa last year. Following the meeting, the bnnrd Informally discussed plans for the new High school building but came to no definite conclusion. Ano'her meeting will be held Monday morning, at which some definite decision will probably be reached. GET AFTER PAPER TRUST. OYSTER President BAY, L. Roosevelt I.. General follows: England outside of Elsie, no ope had a look-i- n yesterday. In the final of the event today. Russell of England won. with Robinson, England, second. Holman of England Time. 10:474-breast won the Anal In the stroke swimming event. In 1:08 Hanson of Sweden was second In this event. Elsie of America got third place hi the steeple chase. In the cycling final. Jones, of England, waa Shills, of France, first. In 18:00 second, Auffroy, France, third. flat race, Volght In the won for England, with Owen, of England second, and Sven berg of Sweden, Bartlett, of third, ime. 25:111-cycwon the England, ' ling event, with Denny of England, second, and Laplse of Franoe third. Time, 2 hours, 41 minutes. This la 8 8 minutes better ' than previous best time. In the final of the fancy diving, Xor-ne-r, of Germany, won score, 851-Behrens of Germany waa second. 83 Walx, of Germany and Goedseck tied for third place, score, America, of 80 8 each. Martin Sheridan of America, won the final in the Grecian style discus throw, with 124 feet 8 Inches. Horr of America, was second with 122 fee. 51-- 2 Inches and Jerhran of Finland, third. 8,200-met- er 6. 200-met- er 8-- 6. 6,000-met- er 8-- 6; 1 five-mi- le 6. 48 41. America Sweden 12. Norway 4, Greece 1. Canada, Australia, France and Fln- nd one each. .. . The unfair deal competing given teams by the English when the British on the tug of war by wearing heavily fl'ked boots contrary to all rules and vr the protests of opponents,' has Wared England in the lead and practl- y assured It of first place hi the Glympiiad. America has much to learn about -wepiechasin from the English, for 4-- 2. 8-- 4-- -- 18. Attorney al and Is Father. LONDON, July 18. Up to and Including the discus throw, Greek style, today, England leads In the Olympic events, by both gystema of scoring. Under the English system, against which there is vigorous protest, the core Is as follows: England 28 points America f points. Sweden 4 points. Norway 2 points. Germany 2 points. Canada, France, Belgium and Italy n point each. Under the established system of ,torlnK for the various events. It la aa July and Bonaparte, conferred In reto starting prosecution against gard NarPitches Hay, Is Arrested tor. the paper trust. Asked regarding hla conference with President Roosevelt at the close of the rowly Being Flimflammed Out of Bonaparte meeting Attorney-Genersaid: NEBRASKA EXPECTS A Rescued by Money Five Dollars, The only trust I know anything BUMPER CORN CROP about Just now ia the vicious reporter trust of Oyster Bay. Cabled From His OMAHA.' Neb., July 18. A week of dry, hot weather has placed Nebraska corn crop in perfect condition, acrailroad crop Stranded in Ogden, two years after that the horse was thought to have cording to the Burlington VOTE In this corn and the today report, having a bloody, bloomin, tall out" gone, through blind chance be stum- state Is In better condition than haa with the sold man, with out money bled upon the animal on lower Twenty-n- ever been known before. street. and his clothes worn to tatters,, clad inth In a huge, greasy cowboy sombrero, He proceeded to capture it, and with with rough boots and coarse blue vtslona of a bill and a ' e, shirt; Perclval Montmorency Juicy roast hoof occupying his BritDIE IN FLOOD son of Sir Algernon Win grove, ish mind, started back for the stable. member of the English peerage, land- The luck was not to last, however, Banker to Organize the Negroes ed In Ogden, a little more than three for the lose or theft of the horse had weeks ago. been reported to the police. of Ohio, Indiana and IllHOT Perclval Hungry and homesick, saw the horse and they saw They sought work. He found It In the Wil- Perclval. - The latter, went to jail inois for Bryan. liams' livery stable, on Twenty-fift- h and the former to a livery stable. street, and for several days. Lord Per- Longing for hie home In England, poor clval pitched hay to get enough food to Explosion of Blast Furnace Cover LINCOLN, Perry spent the night behind the ben Neb., July 18. John soul Then and keep body together. at the police station. of the banking head Farnsworth, With Death Workmen Liquid on night Bam Kershaw happened lno The next morning, the owner of the house of Farnsworth, Billings it Co., the barn. Percy was sitting despond- horse came end liberated him. Betof. Chicago, haa been selected to or--, in Chicago. ently on top of the watering trough, ter still, he offered Lord Perclval a ganlae the negro vote in Ohlot Indiana when Mr. Kershaw announced that he Job at on his ranch near pitching and Illinois for the Democrats.. He hay had lost a horse, which be described Layton. arrived here today for a conference. Percy fairly Jumped at the are IS. Two ..... I1L, July minutely. CHICAGO, offer. .and forthwith hied himself to was willing to admit that he had one la critically Injured and He Percy, a Horse Thief." Leyton, where for sixteen days, he dying, hla services and that they proferred burned are by seriously On top of the description, the owner cultivated callouses on hla Immaculate twelve others He came from been had accepted. the explosion today of a hot metal of the horse offered five dollars to the j hands, laboring like the ordinary 'of Kentucky, James conferences with Steel In "Wisconsin the blast furnace man who would return him. Hearing on hie father's estate. Lamb of of InAlabama, Helling Mills while the furnace waa being thla the Englishman showed signs of Money from Home. waa no said there doubt He diana. of In front mm directly Interest and slowly the idea dawned Meanwhile, Percy had written to the tapped.; The the negro vote of ' the Middle that red with covered were the furnace the five be dollars him upon that the father with whom he had quarreled of might could be organized against Wilhla if he could only find the horse. his whereabouts and financial status hot metal when the explosion occur- West red. The scene that followed beg- liam H. Taft. - Mr. Farnsworth haa Bo he ventured forth into the dark made a study of the negro situation. (Continued on Page ) gars description. of night and following the direction Escapes SYSTEMS one-ha- MALONE SHAH MUST PROTECT Horse-stealin- g, LEADS III OLYMPIC CHICAGO, July 18. J. C. Jansen of the Hinola Athletic club, won the Chicago River Marathon race here today, lf rovering the distance of two and miles In 68 minutes Anton, Jaeger of the Illinois A. C., was' second, llandy, the favorite, waa seised with cramps and withdrew from the contest Oil SCHOOL BONDS Burglars entered the home of Muster Mechanic D. J. Malone at the corner of Twenty-fift- h and Adams, Wednesday night and prowled all over the house, while the owners were asleep on the back porch. Nothing of value was secured, although the thieves missed a couple checks of high denomination. To procure entrance to the house,. It was necessary for the burglars to cut the screen netting within three feet of where the unsuspecting ones were asleep on the porch, and then to climb past the Bleepers. man JANSEN WINS THE ENTER HOME BURGLARS 00. BY meets the party managers there July He expects to muke several speeches en route. 11a said today that all these would be discussions of the platFamily Wiped Out in Fearful Acc- form and the resultant Issues. The Iiemocnitic leader refused A special ident At Railroad Crossing train and will go In the regular way accompanied only by his secretary and Not One Escapes. the reporters. 25. at-fu- ll tet-alo- ne UD KILLED IN AUTO FORT WAYNE, Indiana, July 18. person In an automobile wtye killed outright thla afternoon by a fust Pennsylvania passenger train at the crossing of the road In Columbus City, Indiana. The automobile stopped to let a freight train pass, then forging ahead the occupants failed to notice the passenger until It dashed into the speed. All were killed. running The dead are: Charlce 8. King. Catherine King, aged 18. Josephine King, aged 18. Fayma Bradshaw, aged 14. Earl Klnunls, the chauffeur. Mr. King waa a leading local financier. Aa the result of the accident the family is practically wiped out of ex- eusiss 18-Ly- SIX PERSONS (By JOHN E. KEVINS) LINCOLN, Neb, July 18 William J. Bryan la today receiving numerous telegrams of mngratulalkins on the speech he made last night to the labor leaders who visited Fair view. He declined to make public the messages or to discuss them. Mr. Bryan also refuses to discuss the mutter of the blue leaders, taking the Democratic stump. He said today that ha knew nothing of Governor John A. Johnson of Minnesota in relation to a proposed visit to Iklrview. He declared that Governor Johnson would U welcome. Mr. Bryan will probably re main in Chicago fur a few days at the time tie Six HUME FIREWORKS Makes Hit With Labor Visitors and Wyoming, uho was stricken with nervous prostration !:ei yesterday, is rportoj to h, much improved today. Hie physicians expect him to be able to resume his Journey In a few days. Senator Clurk arrived in Chicago (torn Wednesday Washington. I. O., in company with J. O. Adams, it the Indian bureau. They were on their way west to Investigate Indian affairs in Wyoming when the senator was stricken at liie Auditorium Annex. Noted Divine Talks About Morality. Religion, Schools anti-Semit- ic a Tragic NO. 172 . COLORED WORTH WHILE flve-doll- ar Win-grov- OF MEM - , I gar-din- er , 8-- |