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Show Ogden, Utah, July 24, 1908. VOL XII. SENSATION IN no. HEARSTS FULL OF HOPE THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY NATHAN m I. HARRIS, THE MARATHON Hayes of America is Awarded First Place in 26' Mile Run Durange of England Makes Dra- Western Delegates Bound for National Convention matic Finish. Fainting as He Known Editor May Lead His Own Hosts. Speak Freely of Plans and Prospects Weil Falls Across Tape. for th presidential nomination. John Temple Graves, the Georgia editor and orator, is prominently mentioned for either first or second place, lie Is one LONDON. Eng., July 24. Dissatla-fti-tlo- u, He forged ahead and aet a fast and with the Olympic sports, la tiring pace. The runner, were groupof America's most brilliant orators. We are making our main stand upon btlnf heard on all aidea here and the 'd in rows as follows: our platform. It will be tlie only proFirst, A. R. Welton, Chicago; Sidney nn'portmanlike action of the English gressive platform before the eop!e at committee If the cauae for bitter cen- Hatch, Chicago; M. J. Bryan, New this election. The other artiea have York; Tom Morrissey, Tonkera, N. T. sure. were no yankeee In rows two There mad? compromises with Interests hosof aerlea dlaputea unfortunate The tile to those of the people. We shall or four, in the third wer John F. which have arlaen between the officials gations. nuke no compromises with anything team, If not only American hut all other Hayes, of the The Californians numbered twenty that ' team a, aince the opening of the games Lewis Tewinina, the Carlisle Indian, we'xre ashnmej of for the sake men All six. these of and the Nevada, of votes. Missouri and The delegations her are the Forahaw of to Joseph wreck the threatened yeeterday have left the old political parties to Thousand, lined the opposed to fusion with any unalterably ic meetlng-one. completely. Athletic club. new with the their cast fortunes course. other and the suggestion, thrown and Edward member, party King wae over the The trouble The national convention at Chicago out the press last week, that we of the royal family watched the start. by whU-of C. e Imleiend-encF. held Carpenter, for first will the the be by rac, should endorse the rundldat of one of The weather la fair and unusually Cornell. J. B. Taylor, of the party. th old parties. Is ridiculous. W left warm. athletic association, W. C. The California and Nevada delegathem because w felt that they were to races team In the swimming and Robblna, of Cambridge, Mase., In the matter of tions unpledged art not At to stay with. Why should wa defeated America, day, England Lieut Rhyndham Halawell, of the their presidential nominations. They then fuse with them? Tide party haa contestants entered of The number Uhid Kingdom qualified and In In the Marathon follows: England, say that they will vote for the most been started from the ground up. Wo which, by an extremely unfair ruling. man. J. E, Henderson, available are going to keep up thle fight to the 12; America, 7; Canada, II; Sweden, of Oakland, le the end, and thou who know most of the resident Carpenter, after winning a remarkaprominent 2 ; South 4; Africa, Australia, chairman of the California delegation. party say that the day of victory Is nut bly pretty race, waa disqualified by the Greece, 2; Denmark, 2; Germany, FinBrltiah committee. It being alleged that General J. C. Hager man, of Canon a distant one. The Independence party, Boheland, Russia, Belgium, Austria, he had fouled Halawell. Commlaalon-e- r mia and City, Nevada, formerly one of the most young aa It la, haa already a better fc-or- d one each. Italy Bullivan re glee red a loud proteat widely-know- n of Nevada Democrats, of achievement fur th pcopl than . Durange Wine Merathon. agalnat this unfair action, which, howand tha man who originated the expres- either of the old parties, whose achievewaa won by Durango The Marathon ever waa drowned out In the claim, In 2 sion "Peerless Leader. while second- ments have usually been against the 25 seconds hours, 4 minutes, The which aroae from the English. Hef-fero- n, ing Bryan's nomination, la the chair- people. waa of America, second, American committee haa filed a formal Hayes, of South man of the Nevada delegation. He is. The Independence party stands for For-ahaAfrica, third, and n the race. needless to relate, no longer for Bryan. the Initiative, referendum, recall, diproteat and refuaea to of America, fourth. hurdle today, heat believes that Bryan haa sold out rect, primaries, public ownership, diIn the On the grounds that Duranog waa waa won of Rand America, rect election of sens tors and judges, his by three, principles to satisfy an ambition. assisted at the finish, hie race hae Ban Francisco, reform of the tariff by the friends of J. of hi 14 5. Mclsaae, Hugh been protested by America. A big gap Gessnei Williams, of Los Angeles and the people Instead of by th friends Gilbert, of America, won with a vault separated the flrat four runners from J. D. MacGaughey, of Fresno, are with of the tariff, strict prohibition .of the two and in twelve aectlona one, of feet, the next bunch, which wae headed by the California car. They are the three us of money at clectlonn except for In the aeml-fina- l, Bele, of England,-anthree of the pole'vault. waa Longboat national committeemen from Califor- educational purposes and numerous A. R. of the hurdlea, following at thia stage and the Innia. Mclsaae and Willlama are attor- planks directly interesting to labor. won heat of the first America, Shaw, dian was running easily. Four miles neys. MacGaughey Is the editor of a There ar a number of prominent Calin, Smlth-oIn the aecond heat, In 15 further along 5the Eastcote road, Price labor paper at 8ockton, California, and fornia and Nevada lubdr men with the in Meet of America won. In 15 tielng waa leading, with Lord, Hefferon, la the editor of a labor paper at Stock delegations. This is also true of the the Olympic record. Dorango, Longboat and Appley, of and la also the national delegations from th north wear L ton, California, ' of Battl-Hearfour of Garrets America won beat st of Outline . England, following. Welton, of AmeriBig Break In Nevada.' secretary of the Industrial peace AssO' the hurdle. ca, waa holding fifth place. Th delegates are a Jolly bunch. They elation. The Marathon race atarted on the When Harrow, sixteen miles out, With the Nevada delegation a E. W, talk about a great many things other Also for eat terrace of Wlndaor Castle thia was reached Hefferon waa fully a mile one of the three national com than the Democratic and Republic parStone, afternoon, the crown prince of Sweden ahead of his nearest competitor and mlteemen from Nevada. He la the ties. When asked a. to tha old parstarting the runners. Eighty contest- was running strong. As the runners, of president the Miners Union at Gold ties and their leaders, they all throw ant, are entered - for the race over passed Windsor town, a mile from the n field- - George A.' Cole le a j Irreconcilable up helr hands In discus. and final A and la of 24. Hearst manager CHICAGO, the twenty mile course. In man start they were well strung out, three the DemocraticJuly In places the Independence party la Nevada circles, legislative no desire for haa will the Nebraakan that national campaign The American, South African and This Is an absolutely un program trowing to such an extent they argue Simpson and be selected at a meeting to be held at a coalition with the handful of Hearst Canadians, Longboat, English runners were bunched at the Xoseworth led convention. said National Com that the old parties ar? fading. Ruch is leading. At Uxbridge, nine the Auditorium Annex tomorrow by a men start, a few minute, ahead of Long- miles the Canadians lost their subcommittee of the Democratic, namltteeman Hugh J. Mclsaae. when ask the can In Nevada, said the Nevada out, aa to Plana for making publicity boat, the Canadian profeaatonaal who I Mr. Bryan will take campaign contributions a live Issue rd who would be the randtJate for State Journal, of Reno, yesterday tional committee. ww declared elegible at the laat minute. I President. (Continued on Page 5.) "The nominations for both morning. The paper says tha league in part in the deliberations and his de- will also be Informally considered by President nd vlce Pldent are In th sagebrush aiat will win eut over cision as to a national chairman and the members of the numerou There the Republicans and Democrats by a Democratic doubtfi convinced are that leader, other officers will Ukely be accepted I majority In the coming election. as final. Several of the members of this Issue alone will attract thousands "Will Mr. Hearst be a candidate be- large The Journal further nays that Btate arVoters of to the Bryan standard and have already the Mr. Isaac Hagerman, heretofore prominent .In th the convention? I fore most it. of to make the a entered Intend prelimthey rived and have upon waa asked. Democracy of the State, wl'hdrew from inary discussion of the matter. The No evasions. It la1 declared, will be Mr. Hearst does not desire the nnm- - th ranks, of hla old party when that selected to choose the permltted. and the publicity rule wllllnatlon ,na jB not a candidate, waa his party was offering him anything It national officers consists of Chairman be strictly carried out. "It la barely possible, however, possessed. repty. It haa been suggested that a cor- that the convention Thomas Taggart, of Indiana; Hall, of The badges of the may stampede to parNebraska; Mack, of New Tori:; Os- poration might make a contribution him and insist upon hla making the ties hav the slogan, Independent on a red back and of an Rhode employee through an individual, borne, of Wyoming; Greene, bf run. The men who are actively can- In hold, gold letters, We have Initiated Island; Ryan, of Wisconsin; Daniels, the company, but the national com didates for the position and who have th referendum and recall, and were of North Carolina; Wade, of lowe; inlttee, It la said, understands thor- - established headquarters at Chicago the first to aw It. Tomlinson, at Alabama; Cole, of Cali- oughly that Mr. Bryan will not tolei--l numbw Thomas I The cars occupied by the delegate bout t,n ate any auch evasion, and that he In- - I Hlsgen. of Massachusetts, who waa a were decorated with national fornia, and Brady, of Oklahoma. But .flags, and Bryan Tammany I It la generally believed that John tends to keep a cloae watch. candidate for governor of hla state put the emblems of the league. .Th conH. Atwood, of Leavenworth, Kan., will the Democratic party; there Into third vention at Chicago will have th orMay Double Their Gift. Kern-S- ays Never be chosen as national chairman. Allis Another suggestion la that, while a I place, and M. W. Howard, of Alabama, dinary number of delegatee, approxl- King James, of Kentucky, la also prominent- limit of $10,000 haa been placed former congressman, are in the lead mately 1,000, mentioned. from Individuals, there contributions ly e. World-WidIf Would la nothing to prevent one man making What Bryan Thinks. 1 Mr. Bryan la understood to take the ten or twenty contribution! of $10,000 PH If P U IIACfC I ARMY AND CITIZENS . la II IIHwIitLL But Mr. Bryan haa made view that a man whose reputation NEW ring as well as the not national will be a better choice clear to hla visitors. Including the naYORK, July 24. Richard ter In the two-bo- b IN OPEN MUTINY HOLDS THE SACK view that a man whose reputation I tional committee, that this will not be Nor can the committee choice for Krill permitted. a be better not national In the World today, will return to New of the pro ( mope JlctuaI fntamn ,n Ire. chairman than some widely known evade the order becauseof all York ln the fall. contribu He denies that he Und full posed ln sew York." publication with be will ln It harmony politician. VIENNA, Austria, July 24. The enI GUTHRIE, Okie., July 24. Governor 111 15. October on contake an active part In the camtlona, beginning the action taken about campaign tire Turkish garrison of Usgub ln the 1 commit-been the C. tendered Haskell has of N. the There la no prospect paign, but. he hopes that Bryan will tributions, and win serve to emphawishes of Kossovo, mutinied today, Mr. tee Vlllayet of Bryan'a Democratic the national disregarding sis the fact that the party haa broken treaaureihlp ln. He waa Interviewed at Glencalrn, Is a on thia or any other point Hla con- - committee. Formal announcement, car- according to a message received here. Atwood old traditions with its kls Irish home. He said: to suglawyer and waa formerly Attorney-Gener- al trol la absolute. He haa only his acceptance, It la said, will be A force of royalists Is marching "Well, Bryan la a good man and the gest a wish, and It la Instantly com- rying of Kansas. the town. Five hundred solwhen the committee meets for or- against old Involved In the muThere Is still some talk of Cam-pa- u, plied with. Such members as private made diers are party ought to win. But who la Bethis man kCern. 1 suppose Til find of Michigan, and Lamb, of In- ly oppose him are entirely willing to ganisation in Chicago Saturday. tiny and nearly all the civilian diana, but Campau's own state dele- let him have the full responslbilty al fore the national convention the Bryan population. of strange names when I get back. him a mem- - j the campaign management forces urged th Oklahoma executive gatlon refused to He's from Indiana, la ha Well, he while J Mr. Bryan la not overpleased with to take th active management of the TO ATTEND MEDICAL CONGRESS. national of her the committee, n land that state. Tea, the Republi-Part- y of Stand- as to Lamb, there is grave doubt of the extreme docility of the committee. has been In power too long." Tom Taggart's Opinion campaign as the committee chairman. WASHINGTON, July 24. Several the advisability of choosing the chair As the whole responslbilty for the Removing the pipe from his Ups the would have It American known, Thia is selection. almost prominent of physicians. In adthe for campaign, ard Oil Decision Chicago ntsfi from the same stale from which) management former Tammany sachem said: down to small details, Is upon hla been highly satisfactory to Mr, Bryan, dition to the official delegation apcornea There candidates one of the "What sort of men have you got waa some talk about James M. Kerr, shoulders, he fears that, with nobody but as the appointment' would have pointed by the Unted States governHeadquarters- Wpf there today? There's Roosevelt of Pennsylvania, the man who defeat- to act aa a counter check, he may make necessitated Governor Haskell's almost ment, will attend the sessions of the H1 all fifth right for writing hooka but Medical Congress, mistakes. ed Guffey. continued absence from Oklahoma undon't want. that, sort of a president to be held next month in the city date Mr. no haa early speechmaking tomorrow's Bryan It la probable that at He knows til the national election, the place waa of CHICAGO, Ilia, July 24. Thomas Is looked only onq game. He doesn't The Is Guatemala. that it congress Labor After until Day. Mr. will comDemocratic upon convention agree Bryan the of had the meeting know the top and declined, after the bottom the man Taggart, chairman arrived as as likeof a upon make him Importance, to great for talking and final plana for the formal notification planned ho shoota pleted Its work. to craps on the corner and national committee, of the today In a greater degree of result New Include tour ly that will England hla will which take at committee will treasurer be ceremony, not It necessary As place the man who between the health auplays bridge, at the dub. aid the headquarters for the home, Falrvlew, near Lincoln, Neb., on and New Tork, with an Invasion of for him to leave the state for any He knows himself and hla set and that would probably be ln Chicago of Mexico, Central and South thorities state Taft's the and Mississippi Valley. 12. la condition which a of time, August length HI d'ye seeTf ... , . ' camplgn. He said: , Cuba and the United Hearst Men Coming, said to have been largely responsible America, Mr, 'Biyan Will Ge East. He declared that .Governor Hughes "The decision In the Standard Oil States. not decision. tomorrow's is with Coincident meeting It The fact that Mr. Bryan tentative- for the governor's to the Salvation Army. It la case show one thing plainly, and that to th completion of the jloned stick Is a stuffed dub. of the subcommittee, delegatee 'to the ly hae determined to make an early Governor Haskell's present Intention to Owing buxnan nature to .. the Is big that declared gvnbtei railway, the trip can be he IndeLater of convention Hearst's Invasion of New Tork Is Interpreted attend the Chicago meeting. C'o'ter. if the election for president It may be poised In the air over the national from New Orleans to Guatemala made In ln devote will time to some arrive to hand Intends making begin hut pendence the party aa here Indicating hla purpose to wage the whole world King Edward head of the big offender, awaiting the City In only four daya The Guatevuld be elected! He declared the king holding It irtil never permit it to Chicago. It has beeen 'suggested that a fierce battle In that state. He be- speeches and hqs beenbefore committee's affect- lieves from the have of Mr. making malan legation here has Invited physipleasure may hopes Bryan the most popular man In aU fall." representations made will He here. appear In cians and medical authorities of all tha ing a reconciliation with the New Tork to him by Charles F. Murphy, W. J. arrangements yhrUtendom because he le broad and central other and states, leading colleges of tha United States denied Iowa la this 24. hut W. Ohio, editor, J, by prominent Conners, Norman E. Mack, Bird 8. kno FAIRYIEW, Nebi, July . the whole game. Tie ! an all to attend the congress and many have as aa west far and perhaps for Democrats here today. They declare nw,nd gentleman and enjoys a fair Bryan departed this afternoon already accepted. and between break that the : Bryan fam- - Ho (Continued on Page Five.) understands .the poor tips- - Chicago. Two cars of Independence party delegates passed through Ogden this morning. bound for the national convention of the party, to be held at Chicago on the 27th and 23th. The ears were running special and were from San Francisco and Portland. The California and Nevada delegates were In one of the cars. In the other were the Oregon and Washington dele- Irish-Americ- an a inter-Olymp- 400-met- er Irlah-Amerlc- an w, re-ru- 4-- LEADERS PLAN BIG CAMPAIGN d 110-met- er 5. Chicago to Select Chairman and Forces Plan Democrats 2-- 5, er Gather Convention. well-know- for Persident Sachem Favors Edward Heard of Win on. Election Was ltllUii BIG STICK I STUFFED CLUB lt re-el- -- Pan-Americ- an . . inter-- oceanic u fr |