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Show THE DAILY STATE JOURNAL, MONDAY, AUGUST PAGE FOUR Daily Slatr 3mmtul OGDEN, UTAH Journal Publishing Cs, . ...Publishars (Incorporated) Published every evening except Sunday Business Telephones Bell, Office (ii Ind. 14 EJUoria! Booms . . . . Bell. Ind. C(4 CM X 1 2 2 ring ring rings rings TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION By Mail On Tear ssisss4isi SI 00 00 By Mail Six Months I SO By Mail Three Months JO By Mail One Month JO By Carrier One Month Pay No Money to Carriers master at Entered as second-clas- s the Postofflco at Ogden. Utah, under Act f Congress of March . 1870. LOS ANGELES SPIRIT ANGELES has the reputation being one of the moot progres sive cities in the country. It is doubt ful if there is another city of equal size of the California city In public spirit, snap and enterprise. Not long ago bonds in th sum of f28.OvO.0IM) were voted for the construction of a waterworks system and to bring the Owens river into the city. It was a tremend ous undertaking, but It is justified by the tremendous growth of the commun week and by ity. Nor is this all. a vote of four t one the taxpayers of Los Angeles authorised the expenditure of I3J00.000 for the improvement of the toads in and around the city. No Intelligent investor will put his money into a dead town so king as live towns such as Los Angeles are holding out such Inducements. LOs Ut THEATERS M. F. CUNNINGHAM.. Manag Editor B. A. BOWMAN.. Business Manager NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS The Utahns park theater has aa You should receive your paper hot high class entertainment later than 7:00 p. m. If not received this week. Manager Moore to intent at that hour call Phone 4 and it on procuring the beet programs that win be sent you by special messenger. can be found, as ho to sending to Los No paper delivered after Tp.ni. Angeles, Ban Francisco and Portland Pay no money te carrier or other for hie actors Several good acts were collectors snlaas they present croden presented to a large audience last tials from tha undersigned. night, and every stunt received many UnJer no circumstances will csrrisrs encores. An extraordinary Chinese imor co I loot ora bs allowed tc take stops. personator to presented, the actor util All notiesa of this kind must ba givsn Uing comedy, tha old fashioned Orientte this office direct or by letter, or in al violin from which he produces genuine music, and a violin. His woman person, or phene 664, one ring. renders an excellent recitation. partner JOURNAL PUBLISHING CO, This act to a all the way through. An exceptional fencing exhibition to also offered by two women, who have an appreciative audience. The Juvenile actresses dance MR. ECCLES IS FRANK mirth-provok- that has In the NOTHING discussionappeared of the water problem Is of deeper Interest than Is the statement made by David E coles to the state Journal on Saturday. There I no hypocrisy in the statement It is perfectly frank. Mr. Eccles does not He does not poao as a philanthropist to Intimate that he giving the city something for nothing In the sale of the waterworks system. He does not Intimate that ha is not making a good profit oa his holdings. On the contrary he to frank to My that he purchased both the bunds and the stock for less than the price ha to uow asking for them. There to a desire on the part of Mr. Eccles and his associates, howsver, to favor Ogden city over every other purchaser, and for this reason the rlty la given tlm first option to buy, and a price to named lower thin can be secured elsewhere. In a measure this la sentiment. It to true, but In greater measure it to good business Judgment. These men who are offering to cell have other business Interests In Ogden; they expert to live here and raise their families here. They desire to he on good terms with their neighbors This worth much even when viewed purely from the standpoint of dollars and cento. It to pointed out that as these men secured possession of this property at a low price they should us willing to sell now at a low pries. This does not alwsys follow. The land upon which Ogden City now now stands could have been bought at one time for a bundle of animal skins. In spite of the fact that the pipes and other property of the Ogden Waterworks company has been rotting out all these years the holdings of the company have been growing more This tatement seems like a paradox, but It to true for thla reason: The title has been made .absolute by rulings of the courts; all litigation has been dispensed with; a much more valuable franchise from the city hgs been secRred; the growth of the city makes the demand for water greater and adds to the revenue of' the company; the system has been extended year(after year,. and a portion of the old material has been replaced by new. Outside of all thla it to worth a great deal to the city to have possession of Its own waterworks. Any private corporation that has control of the water upply of a city Is an Incubus, a drag. It retards the growth of the community for the reason that It will make nh extension of watermains until it Is assured beforehand that a profit to to bs derived from those mains from the it makes no provisions for future growth. It has not the Interests of the city in mind, but Its own selfish Interests; and for these reasons It stands in the way of progress. Whatever may he Mid for or against the ownership of other public utilities, there is no good argument that can be urged against ownership of water. This is recognised by practically every progressive city In the country. It has been recognised in Ogden for many years, and many have been the attempts made to secure control of the local water system by this pity. ' This city has the power, to make the purchase now. . This power 1s clearly defined by the law and the constitution of the state. It to also well understood that this to the tost chance. David Ecrlep makes no Idle boast when he says that If the city does not buy on the terms offered and within the time set the property, will go to outside Investors. If this should be dons there would an end to municipal ownership of tha water service in Ogden for all ' time to reme. val-unab- le. - . er 3, 190S. - LET GLASMANN EXPLAIN THIS NOT WITH ABUSE BUT FACTS LEADING MEN I Effective Plans Discussed for Im- provement of Weber County trccctfs or OOOCN, Highways. A large meeting of the ffooj roads representatives of Ogden and Belt Lake City was held at the Hermitage yes terday afternoon, the discussion of the afternoon being on plans to bring about UTAH CrZ4fYr. Wi highway Improvements. It derelopes that Davie county to taking the initiative la the movement and it was urged that Weber and Balt Lake counties follow In the plans more enthusiastically in the future. Arrangements for another meeting to be held at Farmington today ware proposed and plane adopted. The discussion of today will bs th methods employed in regulations for teamsters snj sutotots. O. J. Btilwell of Ogden was chosen to represent Weber county at the meeting. The measure that will be presented at this meeting; and if deemed wise, will be presented to the next legislature by Judge O. W: Powers. . , , Davis county, hg f already; levied a tax of one mill for the Improvements of the county, foads andtheothercounties intend to follow the lead aa soon aa possible. 'Last year the travel came mostly to Weber county and Ogden, but owing to the condition of the roads, the travel has witched and many who heretofore came this way, are going south of Balt Lake City. The reason for this is attributed to the better condition of their roads, and the commit tees claim that Ogden and Weber coun ty la losing a vast amount of money and business which would otherwise This is tha Fees ef ths Original Glasmann Cheek, mayor on the charge of malfeasance in office (File 181 Second District Court.) gard to you to false then I am guilty of I presume you paid him the money I criminal libel and should ba punished. paid you. Tour attorney to in a posiThe courts are open to you. I hereby tion to clear you oa thla point if you reassert over my own signature that are telling the truth. Had I hired the every word In that statement to true, attorney I should have paid him myPublic records are the beet evidence self and taken a receipt I certainly In al) cases of thla kind. They are would not have passed the money on file In the local public offices and through your newspaper office. are of easy access. Anyons doubting am giving herewith an exact remy statement can satisfy himself by production of the check for 200 I paid examining the files In the caeea to you. I challenge you to be equally which you and I refer. frank with the public In tilling why Tou employed your lawyer to de- you solicited and received thla money fend you in the case brought by J. J. and how you disposed of It Shepard to oust yotf from the office of The Journal Publishing Company To William Glasmann: If my statement of July 10th in re- f I was incorporated on the III. diy ( April, 1006, and the undersigned elected president This was in n, finit connection with the paper. Ttir Con. election wan held in N vember, 1005. The records Mill these statements. This elation wu held five months before I had anv. thing to do with the State Journal The public may like your foul guage. but I doubt it. To a lony-d- i. tancte warrior who styles hlmsrif "Ths bravest newspaper man in the state of Utah- - there should be some more honorable recourse than a revel in tiimn,. roy-Kuch- ler u. gate. B. BOWMAN. ;5 and sing, making the listeners forget all their' troubles. Tonight Manager Moore will present for the first time in Ogden the synchroscope, a machine corns Into this section. which has Illustrated picture, the charfrom Ogden are attending Delegates acters speaking and singing. This In- the Farmington meeting. strument the first In the west, for which Manager Moore has the exclu elve rights of the western country. 1 Dreamland theater features, Crossing the Plains In il," which depicts the dangers of these days when Indiana were on the war path. A running fight takes places with the redskins and the pioneer travelers In which numbers defeat the Americans and a massacre occurs, only one of the party escaping The girl to taken cap- Knights of Columbus Take the tive. A new singer has been secured. Lead in 'nuortant Gathering to offered a varied At the Eelectric in St Louis. program of Illustrated eonge and pictures. Excellent music Is rendered, and the manage rment has a fins set of BT. LOUIS, Aug. I. The' Catholic traps. The effects produced for the of st. Louis was augument-e- d population of Is the the of accompaniment pictures by several thousands today, adbest. A good soloist. Miss Myrtle linger, to another feature. The Elec- herents of the church coming from all tric bill Is one of the beet ever pre- over the country, Canada and Mexico to atteend the anual convention sented here. of tha Knights of Columbus and the reunion of the Christian Brothers NaThe Odeon has a large assortment of Association. tional a cordial recepmost of them but short good pictures, tion was extended to the delegatee good. An excellent baritone singer, and they will be elaborately enterRen. Crltchlow, renders the Illustrated tained by St. Louis Catholics during songs and general good music to tha week. on the bill. High mass will open the exercises The Sylvan park mission theater this evening In the chepel of the Some of continues to present good vaudeville. Christ Ion Brothers College. Illustrated pictures and m- - are in. the most distinguished divines- of the country will speak. His Grar Archcontineluded, Manager Rlcnaruau Glennon. of Bt. Louis, will debishop handle to uing big crowds every liver the principal address of ths con- night vention. Delegates to the Knights of Columbus convention will assemble tomorrow It I a ID, st the Buckingham Hotel, and. will march the residence of Archbishop Glennon. Llndell boulevard near Grand, end from there will march to 8L Xaviers Church, where Pontifical high mass will bs cels- -: SliriDAY RESORTS This is ths Back of ths Bams Cheek Endorsed in Gleemanne Office and Cashed at Bank. has been planned, and as soon as tha buildings era completed expert gardeners will take bold of the work of Improving tlia appearance of the groundt A unique feature will be the odd formations of the flower bed. The new cottage which is in the Large improvements are in progress at tha Utah Stats Industrial school, the directors dscldlng Saturday to construct a new central heating plant to furnish heat for the' entire buildings. This to ths outcome of a new outfit, the old boiler at the plant In the main building being no Incapacitated that it can be operated only at low pressure. The new building will cost 10,000. Work will be commenced much-need- ed course of construction will have all the facilities that can bs arranged for in building of this kind. The girls wlU be educated In the lines they are found most adaptable. ' The cost of these building wilt the immediately, plans being rushed Mwar reduced from 5,000 to through ae fast aa possible. oe done by the of win much the work This new plant to' to have all modern officers. Inmates and Improvements and will furnish heat also to ths new girls cottage which is ACTIVE AT 87. being constructed st a cost of 85,000. Excavation was started today on ths Thla would bs unusual newa K men new cottage for the girls. Included with and women would keep themselves fne the construction of ths two new build- from rheumatism and all achea and ings the directors intend making vast pains as well as keeping their mud the and Joints limber with Dullard's Baev improvements In beaut, tying grounds. A general floral arrangement Liniment Sold by Geo. F. Cava fe $7-- tf DO BIG BUSINESS brated. At 10:S0 a. m. ths convention will The crowds at the resorts yesterday surpassed all records for the sea- be called to order In the new lull of son. Extra trains were running on the Knlghte of Columbus at 5(1 Olive all the railroads all through ths day street. From 8 until 5 p. m. s recep- and late Into the night There werg tlon to ths visiting women will bs no excursions of note, but the gen- held In the ban. j eral traffic wae heavy, most of the Wednesday st 0 n. m.. n requleum crowds being made up of pleasure mess for the members' who died withseekers from the heat of the city. Balt in the lest year will be celebrated in Air, Lagoon, Rosewood and the sever- Bt. Xavier's church. At 10 s. m. tbs al other resorts and places of amuse- convention will meet end In the After j ment held the crowds. Bylvan park noon the vlstlng women will be taken was thronged from early in the after- over the city In observation cans, At noon until late at night. The temper- night the delegatee and their friends ature approached close to the record will attend an entertainment given by, and many sought comfort in Ogden the Choral Club in Forest Park HighAt one time the mercury lands. Canyon. ,, climbed to 1 which was close to the Thursday all the delegates and their friends will spend the day at Mm season's record. mec Highlands, and the closing see-- 1 slon of the convention will be held TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY there. The national council of the Knights Columbus was ft In 1182, FOR SALE, CHEAP One steel range, and now has aboutorganised 1.250 subordinate one steel .spring couch, two exten- - (councils, with a membership of shout slon tables. Call st 2747 Adam.. 200.000. Edward L. Hearn, of New Haven, Conn, la the supreme knight. lastt & TTlioinnias WOeta fall (GARMENT BARGAINS . -- I ; ; This sale to break ail records is Our already low prices again reduced. We have decided to close out all summer apparel earlier than usual this year and to move it have planned this , value-givin- g. MOST SENSATIONAL SALE Our stock is large and included all the advanced 'ideas in 'summer styles. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE PRICES WHILE THE ASSORT- rt MENT IS GOOD. TAKE YOUR CHOICE THE REGULAR PRICE: , Wash Soils $340 $12.50 Wash Suits $645 $17.50 Wash Suits $8.25 $7.00 666600 You fOF-rTHES- $10.00 $15.00 $20.00 E SUITS AT ONE-HAL- F .Wash Suits $540 Wash Suits $740 Wash Suits $10.00 Sale of Embroidery Extraordinary know what Last Thomas embroideries & always arc. and these "are the best; cheapest yet this year. The sale prices will range from 33 to 39c a yard. Dont wait unUl Tuesday afternoon, either, to get some of these good things. THERELL BE THOUSANDS. AFTER THESE. . $1.19 for a result of n recent conference Military reservations which- have between Yepresentstlvee of the war de-- ! been examined and reported upon in part me nt and the forest service, look- the past are those at West Point New ing toward the practice of forestry on Tcrk; Fort Wingate, New Mexico; the Umberlanda on Military Reservations, Rock Island Arsenal. Illinois, and the the forest service has received re- Picatlnny Arsenal. New Jerseey. The quests from Fort Mead, South Dakota, forest st West Point, for which the and Fort Leavenworth. Kansas, for an forest service made a working plan In examination of the forests nt those j 1002. to supplying the post with part of posts. The service will suggest a plan the needed cord wood, lumber, ihurdle of management in- each of these in-- ! poles, tan bark, and other forest as well as for other posts j duct a Similar plans are In prepare from which similar requests are re- - tlon for the forests of Rock Island and ceived. Picatlnny Arsenals. J - - pro-stanc- j : c H Kaysers $2.25 Long Silk Gloves ALL SiZES AND IN ALL COLORS 25 Dozen just In, but theyll be slaughtered Justth same Womens Genuine Kayser Length Long Silk Gloves, the real 52.25 grade, BU White, Tans and Browns all sizes every pair tha real Kayser; with name in the hem all si ' wi in every coloi on sale at 51.19. 16-But- |
