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Show Ogden, Utah. July 25, 190S. VOL Ml. is WALKER won oil NO. 178 TAFT IN ROLE GETS I OF BIG HERO LONGJEHTEHGE Make No Response to Judge Absconding Bank looter Taken Back Home and Given Stiff Grosscop's Statement-le- ak TRY IT AGAIHI NOT 'Governor of New York Changes Hisjitalian Who Made Plockj Finish Will CINCINNATI, Ohio. July 25. Form r S.vretary of War W. H. after arriving here Taft performed a sensational rescue lroin-.iui.-lld from the train steps Just a snatched He laly today. w as the child was about to fall under Hie wheel. The mother had dropped the child from her arms in endeavoring to board the train, She and to catch herself, she was obliged i. grap the railing. waved thanks to the candidate as the tru.n departed front the station. in Olympic Marathon Has No y Term in Prison. ofTaft's Speech. IS two-year-o- Complaint to Make. s i' s BA KAN AC IS X, N. ..Y July' 25 I.ONDOX, Eng.. July 25. Governor Charles E. Hughe bus anAmerica 114 England C61-nounced his candidacy for Thla Is the score of the windup of the track and field events statement coming within this afternoon. The last track or more less few weeks of positive event was tha 1.600-metrelay; declaration from Hr. Hughes that lie the American team William F, would not run again created some Hamilton, N. J. t'srtmell, J. B. The hint tiiat Oyster Kay Taylor and M. W. Sheppard, surprise. president. A easily defeating the German nd the Taft candidacy are more than per a time the president considered P and Hungarians stateanother remotely connected with lluglie' dethe matter of making since events all the Counting ment, sending out Iji detail the atticision to run again is given widespread the beginning, many without optude he will assume, following his credence. e position. the score according to trenuous declaration about the StanAdded color is given to this view of the English system, la Engdard Oil case. Secretary Root, however, case by the significant statements the land, 26; America, 22; Sweden, advised the president to keep his plans Hundred Thousand People Witness Backers of the Editor Gather From of the Taft conferees In New York 6; France, 4; Norway. Germany, Loeb wcret and last night Secretary today who said that Hughes could have Italy, Canada and Hungary, I aid that the president had nothing to All Sides to Line Up for of If he would take $ each; Belgium, South Africa of Scenes the nomination Reenactment easily OIL ay at this time about Standard It. Through thia anouncemeiit Govand Finland, I each. England After this decision had been reached Battle. three himself again the Centuries waa the only nation to adopt ernor Ago. puts Hughes Hill. He Secretary Root left Sagamore field: this system of acnrtng. gubernatorial refused to make any comment upon the I said privately that 4 The presentation of medals was Soma time ago statement. president's Standard Oil CHICAGO, July 25 rA meeting of I did not desire a renomtnatlon and greeted with cheers for every QUEBEC, Canada. July 25. The The fact that the presidents annational provisional committee of that I felt that I could not undertake the There was less evidence Canadian of a and Wales host conof to Princ, of a renewed effort nouncement raigned. called waa ill how- than at any time of the auterm. feeling second serve party Independence This, a to and clvlians British military He refuted to tell what he had done and vict the Standard OH company came since the beginning. The Queen thou-Int- o here today, preliminary to next week's I eVer, waa for reasons entirely personal over a hundred when thorities, la It he and Taft with the money, saying that put after his talk with Judge the national convention of the llearat or-- 1 upon further reflection X am convinced presented Doran go with a silver an Indication that what he considered to be a good an spectators this afternoon saw regarded here of the n crown-odetaila cup. There are still twenty I the gmnlaatlon. Preliminary that I have nQ right to regard these Taft may have Incorporated some such Investment, his judgment being based gvwud historical pageant, de- reasons aa controlling, and that If reoa the program but they events be will work convention definitely Historical the tercentenary. vent declaration In bis forthcoming speech a long experience as a successful A will be competed mostly by of the nominated I ought to accept roll cided and the wer temporary of acceptance. banker. Walker waa pooriy clad. Englishmen. lni of Jauque. Cartier In 1515. In convention prepared. Mr. Hearst la In "But It ii my desire that tha will Secretary Loeb said that any "leaks' aid that he alone was responsible for sesalon. that 1 belong should of the which nmth to Reports of of charge the party th. wltey regarding Taft's speech that might the crime he had committed. tha party will seek a coalition with be frankly expressed and that It shall have Influenced Wall street did not l Walker atwconded from New Britain of the Democrats and that advances look-- 1 taka such action as shall be moet come from any Intimation given to on February I, 1907, and was arrested dance. All the pomp and ceremony LONDON, Eng., July 25. Dorango, French court waa displayed at the lug to thia will be made to Mr. Bryan closely In accord with public sentianyone by the president. In Mexico on December 10 of the aaipe the Italian runner who made such a the to of the Demo- ment. I believe that tha people thor-and the "The speech was given out to the year. Hla fight against extradition acting of Champlain at hla arrival tara IM,niwtonl aea-- 1 fln,h n to In commission the receive also national which prepartory cratlc committee, oughly understand the principles news associations yesterday, I believe," delayed hla being brought to thia state comns la than making her transyesterday, Mr. I have aion here today, . are denied. going to the new world and the said Hr. Loeb, "and under these cir- until, now. sought to apply In my admin-Istratjohia of because disqualification. to tha him plaint scene, Democratic the formation declares that bringing Heart and If they Bo desire I shall cumstances there have frequently been Walker pleaded guilty to the charge He says that ha did not know whether leaks even In presidential messages as read when arraigned in court. The wilds of Quebec. The arrival of tha Je- party Is dead and that he will have regard it aa x privilege and a duty to he would have been able to. arise, unprowas suits everything continue In office for another term." and speeches, j suppose it can not be sentence followed. nothing to do with It. after falling sQ jnhny times in assisted, Tlie Independence party provisional gressing as it did centuries ago when helped. the last atagea of the race, and dethe religion waa In Its Initiative among committee numbers about three times clared that ha seemed to lose his sensei the Indiana. fu many members aa the national completely aa he neared tha finish. The throngs of people were enthus- committee of other parties. Each state There has been great rejoicing In the iastic even to the visiting representa- la represented by a farmer, a labor or camp of the American team because tives of other nations, and all avow animation man and a professional of the victory in the Marathon, the bigever thia la the grandest celebration man. gest event of the Olympia gayjea witnesaed. It la tha crowning event Six states are not represented. Of Today, in the final of the of tha TVrcentenlaL these Kentucky and Nebraska are the race, Lieutenant Haiawelle of England Tomorow Hla Royal Highness, Prince most prominent. ran alone, the event proving the gloomof Walea will' attend special reltgoua The presidential nomination may be iest of the meet. The English spectaservices In English cathedral. The prln- - forced on Mr. Hearst. There s a tors Manager weakly cheered Lieut, Halswelle at Campaign Sultan Sees Hand Writing On the clpal religious event of the tercentenlal strong feeling among the delegatee Republican tha finish. The committee tried to perSpirit of Freedom Breaks Through will be the performance tomorrow of that ha should head the ticket. Consults Party leaders of suade Taylor and Robbina-- . Americans, the Meeee Bolennelle on the Plains of old In the of news splits Cheering who were eligible, to enter, but met the Shackles of Ages ; . Abraham, a solemn mass on open bat- In Wisconsin, Iowa and the Western States. Middle partlea with curt refusals, the Americans remost one Itlelleld, which will be Amnne Pennle. of the I Dakotas has been received at headin the East to run with Halawe'lo after hia fusing ' his In service the religious imposing action In the. race thq quarters. unsportsmanlike tory of American Catholicism. No claim of states which the nomiIlia., July 25. Frank H. other day. CHICAGO, baa In a Pious PoP bull, X., papal Turkey, July nee le expected to carry la forthcom- Hitchcock, chairman of the Republican In the final of the Graeco-Roma- n BERLIN, Germany, July 25. Dis- 25.CONSTANTINOPLE, I addressed the Canadian people on the constitution a Sultan The granted claimconbe wilt table held hie a complied first but national women of ing, committee, wrestling, middleweight, class, Marten-so- n patches today aay the to his people yesterday. The precis- - occasion of the tercentenary, com- ing states In which the Independence ferences here commitof Bweden, defeated Anderson of tha with Turkey are parading the streets of I today scenes mending the celebration, approving of will hold the balance of teemen and state chairman of each Sweden. In the running. hop step and the principal cities, rejoicing and un- ma tion waa Issued today amid it says party In were! Canada rule British of the Justice The streets rtate. The general conference with Jump final, Ahern of England, won I veiling to freedom. Men cheer at every unprecedented. end paying a magnificent eulogy to power. and all crowded people happy by day the are unmade and the with 41 feet, II 4 Inchea- - Porro of to Claims party by national committeemen being the opportunity' The first woman of Champlain. cheered. Today Jt he memory the Hearst organisation chairmen of tha five middle western Italy, defeated Orloff of Russia, in the veil waa In Monaatlr, a hotbed of revo- the Sultan waa loudly leaders that Decree la Lengthy, final of the lelghtweight, Graeco-Romlution. will poll a million votes thia fall. state began at 11 o'clock. The Moslem priests Issued The decree, which la very lengthy, the aaaure will la wrestle, winning two straight It aaaerted, This, proclamations cancelling the Koran commences with a recognition of the SALOON FIGHT HOT IN ENGLAND. fal la thia A of downfall command that women should be veiled victory Bryan. propriety and even the duty, dictated America Wins Thrica Is not considered by any of the la public. by gratitude,. of celebrating, at proper year LONDON, England. July 25, One - men, but McDonald, of Canada, Was second In declare Independencethey demonstrations ever the running, hop, step juipp, with 41 epochs, the great deeds performed and the of greatest fall this of BREWERY WORKERS PROTEST. defeat the with Bryan benefits rendered by thoee who have that In England took place today when feet, 5 4 inches and Lawson of Northe radical element of the Democratic held of Is us. thia before "It gone duty 200,000 temperance and religious work- way got third plac with a Jump of MILWAUKEE, Wtit, July 2L A and Nebraskan abandon will the ers paraded from the embankment to 47 feet, 2 4 Inchea gratitude,," says tha Pope to the Can- party mammoth demonstration against the In tha election four years hence will It "that and adian people, Bishops Hyde Park In support of the lloenslny "destructive inroads America took everything in the final upon national to-uto flock to the Independence banner, thus bill, the object of which Is to reduce of the are that you going appears of United the annual made The hurdles, - Smithson meeting prosperity" success. by the prohibition its assuring withnumber of saloons one-thithe and anti-saloin second and movement will be Spanish War Veterans of the depart- accomplish upon tha occasion of tha Garrella first, coming want the presi- in four Mr. Hearst doea not Queyears. Winston Churchill was Shaw, third. The time of 15. seconds in held tomorrow by the Brewery Workment of Utah met In camp at the tercentenary of the founding of anninomination thia dential year, prefering the principal speaker. Mounted police ers' Union. Thousands of brewery Ogden Armory yesterday. Rev. G. W. bec and of the two hundredth to wait until there la some chance of prevented the brewery and saloon men this2 event beat th Olympic record workmen and members of various McCreery waa acting adjutant and A. versary of the death of Francis de seconds. by Both from the success While the convention may from breaking up the demonstration. 1,500-metother labor unions are expected to N. ' Jarvis occupied the chair. Re- Montmerency-Leva- L the In finals.- Taylor of and force the nomination stampede from heroes and of these greatness Prominent leaden Commander labor participate. England, won; Battersby of England, marks were made by will speak at Pa bet Park upon the prowas second, and Bcaurepalre of AusJarvla, and a resolution waa adopted (Continued on Page Four.) (Continued on Page Four.) I hibition issue. RAILROAD RATES tralia, waa third. Time 22:422-with the G. A. favoring veterans Battersby continued swimming and the and of Sons R Veterans, broke the record for a mile by 92-- 5 of the Indian wars. Election of offSLASHED seconds BE TO folaa are icers for the ensuing year lows: Department Commander, Thomas B. decision of CHICAGO, July 25-Senior Slater, Salt on a rate of to Island Rock the put G. W. McCreery. Ogden 2 1 cents for merchants' meetings Elmer JohnJunior to be held Jp Chicago and other cities son, Salt Lake; Department Chaplain, bids fair to bring down an avalanche Advocate Henry Miller, Ogden; Judge of reduced ratea The Alton Road Is and Inspector General, Albert Hulbert, New York Editor Does Not Hanke Salt E. OgB. preparing to make similar rates for Lamar, Lake; Surgeon, Salt Forslund, Charles fully a score of conventions and meet den; Adjutant, After Presidential Nom-inati- on Jod Inga In the East and in the West. Lake; Council of Administration, 25. 1908. of the Bryan Meets Party Leaders in Chi- Utah, Ogden, July The executive committee Salt Ned and Price, Wessler, Ogden, of Journal: State Utah the To will Editor association the ConWestern Not Now. Passenger Lake; Delegates to the National In , In answer, to. the letter of George E. Maule which appeared consider cago to Plan for the the entire to tomorrow meet 1st, Maas., September vention, Boston, re- - P we to desire and "Examiner" "Standard," said yesterday's la It yesterday's that but nothing situation, and 2rd, A, N. Walters and Albert new YORK. July 25. William R. 2nd lieve his apprehensions respecting the property which he apeaka of Campaign. . can now atop the making of reduced . of Ogden and Salt Lake; AlHulbert Hearst arrived from on tha corner of Twenty-fift- h Street and Grant Avenue. There is on ternates, Elmer Johnson ana Charles rates in the Western territory. This Europe today the Lucanla. Ha said: absolutely no necessity whatsoever that this corner should be Im- assures a big attendance! at all state .Under no Forslund. CHICAGO, Ilia, July 25. William J. conditions will 'I be a candidate for "substantial bill board" aa Indicated In hla letter, and a proved by and county fain and numerous small the at time a had good The, boys arrived at o'clock this mornIhe presidency." Bryan the for . -waterworks of the the alone of because since that by revived city, five which purchase assemblages, resorts after the business meeting. went at once to the Annex and He declared that he would not accept ing we are perfectly willing to purchase the lot from Mr. Maule at the law rates are assured. for a conferenca He waa cheered all ven If the price which he paid tha Board of Education tor It, together with delegatee of the Independ-nthe way across Nebraska and Iowa taxes thereon since that time and Interest at tha rate of six or Party brought pressure to bear Bond Area and calls of Come out!" will Pon him. He was asked If thia invested annum cent and seven the money upon therein, per per pledge WILLIAM H. TAFT the train at every - stopping PPlled to the future He construction to greeted substantial thereon of farther agree Improve It by the EIGHT HAZER8 and IN CINCINNATI laughed ' Mr. mad bo comment. place. We make this offer Bryan remained In hla car. GET NO MERCY , , buildings which will be a credit to Ogden.-City.declined Mr. Hearst declined to talk politics Ha he of our Today confidence In the future because of Ogden City and especially to discuss the CINCINNATI, O, July 2L waa said he to see that Turkey account on the our C glad of the waterworks D. that of conviction purchase matter. by July WASHINGTON, He explained, that pnPM'a William H. Taft arrived at 1:55 : : had gone Democratic. Council the terms the and d announce the was the at Mayor upon by no 25, upon City city was agreed It "f would not touch political matters There this afternoon. The real conference between Mr. will be for the best interests of Ogden City and la an assurance to war department l " today that t,m' Xmt would have aome- formal reception. He of the and the In hla Bryan tbing to aay later. He was accom and is apgoeach holder had that Roosevelt Ogden President every City property property of his home brother, main at the did national committee until .not begin aa to in recommendation for increase value time passea by his wife and children. He Ing proved the Charles, until Monday, when he noon. Mr. Bryan conferred with John ves for Chicago thia C. of J. West the dismissal the HUMPHRIS, eight the of where the afternoon will attend meeting W. Kern and Committeemen Taggart, H. E. PEERY. Pointers charged with ha sing. act .. temporary chairman of 9 Ohio state central committee, Mack and Bulivan before gong nto the "dependent party national general conference. OYSTER BAT. July 25. PresiJent Bo(Mevelt declined yesterday to make concern In the declaraany statement detion by Judy, Groeacup that the of Court appeals cision of the Circuit in the Standard Oil fine case Is practically final, despite any action by the HARTFORD, Conn., July 25. W-F- . Walker, the absconding treasurer of the New Britain Savings bank, was today sentenced to 11 to 2d years In the penitentiary by the superior court. Walker embesaled 1565,000 from the savings bank of New Britain and aboitt $56,000 from the Connecticut Baptist convention, reached this city last night in custody of Thomas F. Egan, superintendent of the state police department, and H. J. Hoffman, assistant superintendent of the Pinkerton Detective agency In Los Angeles, the min who arrested Walker in a mining camp about 100 mllea south d Ensenada, Mexico. Walker waa locked In the steel cage of the county building for the night under the guard of five officers and wae brought before Judge Bhumway in the Superior Criminal court today. On hla way East with the detectives Walker told them that he would plead guilty when ar- S. 1, er GRAND PAGEANT MSI PARTY! REA0T0 IS ACT - nt. He" H . CLOSE TOUCH er an 2-- . s 110-met- er rd on - 1- -1 - er 5. HEARST SAYS HOT FOR VJILLIE er, George E, Maule Need Not Suffer 9 . - - The 1-- GIG DEMOCRATS |