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Show THE DAILY STATE JOURNAL, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER FAGE POUR kind ever cent out from an Ogden printing offlce and the Issue is sufficient to cover completely not only Ogden' w are omen, very City but the surrounding country for voters, especially the much in earnest on the subject. many miles. It wee prepared under It need surprise no one should the the auspices of a special committee of Republican state convention of Utah labor men and la being systematically follow closely In the wake of the Re-- j distributed. The typography i excep- publican convention of Idaho and corns tionally flue as is the presswork. There out unequivocally In favor of local op- -. i nothing cheap about. In fact it tion. Just what attitude the Demo- a iublicatlon of which the local j vrats will assume on t'n liquor Issue Trade and Labor Assembly has every is not yet clear; but no party can af- -. mi,in to be proud. It is creditable to ford to Ignore the public sentiment the organisation and It la an effective back of this crusade against the evils advertisement for the city. It goce without saying that the Annual was if the drink traffic. printed In the office of the State Jour- imI. itie mechanical department of office Is receiving many high of'Wvh serve as president declining to IN the Taft campaign club Judge D. j compliments on Its accomplishment. N. Straup doe right and af the same j re- - j time administers : would who to the buke politicians drag t.r judiciary through the mire of, partisan politico. A Judge lias a perfect right to hlaj perfect political opinions, he has right to exercise his polliicsl privileges as a citisen; h has no right to utilise And still the Weber county Demothe influence his Judicial position gives crats are on the etlli hunt. If this him f'r partisan purposts. He must thing Is kept up much longer it will he fair io men of all parties; he must soon begin to get onto a fellow's hold the ba'ance of Justice even for nerve. s who oppose hlin In politics as He well a for his party associates. The "American" party haa decided must tie absolutely free from hiss, to a state ticket In the Held. to retain the Justplace twilit ioal or otherwise, as like as not a majority of the confidence of those who have resort candldatea will be choeen from Salt the courts. He cannot hold thle Lake City. confidence tf he Jumps Into the mire of e party politics and tries to Influence Without Joking, now, It does seem voters for one side or the other. as though that local Taft club might commendation Here's the unqualified to make a racket. Start someof the State Journal to Judge C. N. begin boys. Let us haVe a little fun thing, court. A'.raup of the Utah supreme In the campaign anyhow. s THE CINCH THAT SLIPPED none less surely liiei the but Slowly are Democrats their culls tightening J08EPII CONGRESSMAN will no doubt read shout Judge H. H. Rulapp.' Borne autumn morning he will wake with deep Interest of what happened bright and find himself running for the to Congressman Burton L. French of up court whether he likes It or Idaho in the Republican atate con- supreme not vention yesterday. French had a cinch also. In fact, he The Toung Mens Republican club His renomlnatlon had no opposition. was conceded. He wae on the slate. of Balt Lake City Is minus a head of its presiIlls machine had gears through, the resignation 8. Buckwalter. It was ind there was plenty of grease on the dent, Calin some time Mr. Buck-waittrack. All nature wae clothed In charged had Joined agothethat"American smili and life wae one long, aweet party. dream. Then came the rude awakening. Unless Superintendent A. C. Nelson Just when the midnight bell was owns to Balt Lake City aa hla home In the capital city of Idaho, ha willup be lulling a man without a country, Congressman Burton L. French fell out because Sanpete county haa cast him twd. was of In other words the fact off. Sanpete takes this action, of er drilled Into him that he wae a course. In order to secure another place and that the next congressman on the state ticket. from the Gem state would he Thomaa ISOS. - to go on record on the subject Daily State j(nunuii- fuse may expect hard sledding because the OGDEN, VTAH . Journal Publishing Cs, .... Publishers (Incorporated) Published every evening except Sunday Telephones Bell. 4(41 ring Business Office Ind., (641 ring Editorial Rooms ....Bell. (44 2 rings Ind, 6(42 rings TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION j A SPLMMB j i GROUP HB83H i , OF NEW SUITS ARE HERE j ! 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JOURNAL PUBLISH, NO CO, - THAT VERMONT ELECTION. i This Neatest for Fall welt-merit- ed Hi) Dutch have captured Hol land." la the best that can ba said about tha election held In Vermont last Tueadsy. The Republicans won, of course. Nobody exfierted anything else. When liave the Republicans failed to win In the Green Mountain state? Certainly not since tha daya of Abraham Lincoln. To And tha record of a Democratic victory In the state that Stephen A. Douglas said waa one of tha beat In the Union to emigrate from It would be necessary to dig Into tha archives of over fifty years ago; to go back to the times of "Old Hickory or "Tippecanoe." In this connection the stubbornness Of the Vermont Democrats le worthy of note. It Is doubtful If they have elected a atate official in a half cen tury; they have never had control of tha legislature ln all that time, and It la safe to say that their repress tlon In tha local offices In the atate haa been beggarly. At last Tuesday election they cast shout 26 out of each 199 votea east In the state, and this le about as well as they ever do. And yet In spite of this more than fifty yearn of living on husks and nubbins. In spite of the overwhelming majority polled against them, In spite of the - for your selection. All the newest shapes and fabrics, when you see them you uiu become enthusiastic over them fust as we have been, strick-l- y tailor made walking suits, as chic and nobby as could be desired, remember the garments In our ready to wear depart-meshow the delt hand of expert tailors none others ilnd A beautiful display of these arranged j i nt th-ts- t' fact that they are as far in the rear now as they were fifty years ago. these Democrats rom to the scratch year after year and put up a fight Just as though they had a chance to win. For adherence to party principles under adverse circumstances the Vermont Democrats are entitled to the plum. place here. SICK ROOM RUBBER sea ball-heari- Rev. Samuel Una worth, of the Epla-cop- al church of Reno, Nevada, la ln Ogden, and will deliver a sermon at j the Church of tho Good Shepherd Sun- Rev. Uns worth was day ' morning. formerly the rector of the church ln j Ogden, and many of hla former flock j will desire to again hear him, when he delivers the sermon next Sunday morning. He Is accompanied by his daughter, Hannah, and hla son, Scott. They will remain In this city until neat Tuesday, when Miss Hannah will go to Salt Lake City to enter the Rowland Hall school ln a special course of study, and the fattier and son will journey to England. Rev. Unsworth will be absent a year before he returns to his congregation ln Reno, and Scott, who won a Rhodes scholarship, will enter tha Oxford university. Rev. Unsworth la well known In this city, he having occupied the pulpit of the Church of the Good Shepherd for j many years. Rev. Unawrorth, daughter and son are guests at the Arlington hotel. ; er ease ! : back-numb- Hamer. It. There will be many curious to know Rurton Ik whether .Congressman French had any auch an Incubus as the Ogden postmaster hanging to the tall of hie coat when he entered the onventlon hall In Boise. REPUBLICAN WOMEN PREPARE FOR BATTLE There will he her a meeting of the We Women's . County Republican club In the county commissioners' room In the county oourt house at I o'clock Saturday aftemext next, for the pur-th- e new set of officers pose of electing and laying plans for the work of the fall campaign. All Republican women, whether members of the club or not, are urged to be present and take part EPRESENTATIVE workingmen are distributing throughout the official program for labor dty dy. Thle Labor Day annual la worthy the consideration of the cltlsena of as an Illustration of what ran be done here In the way of good printlnff. It eonalsts of forty large pages, each In the deliberations. packed with the announcements of business men and with Information of Subscribers af Tha Utah Mata are requested ts road and special Interest to the bread winners. Journal follow inatruetiona printed at head a la It the largest publication of the editorial column. I i , Off-de- nt GOODS rubber. , TO OPEN CAMPAIGN. ' YOUNGSTOWN, O, Sept . rations are being installed all over the city In preparation for the opening rally of tha Ohio Republican campaign here Saturday J. R. NUCKOLS, Propr etor C. W. LIPPINCOTT, Managsr MISS BURT CYPHERS, Stags and Song Illustrator Overture :Gaorgs 1 2 3 Mimg Ecklund, Popu larity, Georgs Cohans Grsitod Success. Tho Dancing Daiasa Illustrated Song. Bsrt Syphon, p Ogdons Popular Singor "Yanks Ross." Moving Pictures. Andes, the Magician, aoiotsd hy Cor inn Blossom, in hoc of somnolency. Moving Picturoa Tho Rogala in tho r Comedy Mu sical Act, antitlod, "The Professor and th Pupil." pn-snt- - 6 7 Specialists, ERNSBURGER, GEO. ECKLUND, Musical Dinetir 6- Proscription LOUISE Treasurer. 4 2479 WASHINGTON 1901 MATINEE DAILY Fountain Syringes, Hot Water Bottles, Breast Pumps, Ice Caps, Invalids' Air Cushions, Atomisers, Rubber Gloves, Stomach Tubes, Bulb Syringes, Rubber Urinals, Crutch Tips, Infante Syringes, Etc. Wo are headquarters for the rubber neceaoitias af the a'ek roam. Don't buy old untrustworthy rubber goods whan It costs no more to got dopondabl, goods with all of tho elasticity, vim and woar of fresh now THEATRE Week of August 31, i SPLENDID JOB A LYEUM AVE. A PROGRAM OF Unsurpessing Vaudeville Chas. J. A. Lindquist BIG SHOW COMING NEXTWEEK 4g Both Phones 220 Wash, Ave. Variety Quality Funeral Director Ogdon Journal want ada deliver IPs oeda GALL BLADDER EXHIBIT. Good Words for Ogden From Near-b- y Neighbors doing all In their power AITER (which by the way waa little) to defeat the purchase of the water system; after doing all In their pow er to embarrass the rity admlnlatra tlon. Glssmann end his mouth organs Jump to Ihe front without the loss of an hour with advice to the city offlclale aa to how they shall managethe water system and who they shall appoint water commissioners. If some enterprising e.ltlxen could get possession of the gall bladJer of the editor of the Ogden City postofflee and exhibit It in dime museums throughout the country, he would be certain of an Income greater than the Ogden Waterworks plant ever OGDENS GOOD CHOICE. 0, any one who falls to heed the popular need. Ogden haa not only done well, but (Salt Lake Tribune.) Wo are glad to see that the city of has done the only right thing possible, In resuming ownership and control of Ogden haa voted so decisively In favor Its water supply and water distribution. ' of burning bonds for the purpose of No people can be well served In 'this obtaining control by the municipality matter unless they have the control of if th water supply and distribution In that service. The lack of that control that city. The decisive voice of the la what haa made the complaints which have been so frequent In Ogden for voters being more than two to one In some years past. If th cause of comfavor of the bonds, shows that the plaint continues, the Ogden people now public sentiment In favor of the control have nobody to blame but themselves, LOCAL OPTION IN IDAHO. of this absolutely necessary public because they have the power to put In office men who will necessarily observe utility by the public Is Impregnable. the on record are ns public will, or suffer the natural Republics IDAHO would have been In far better consequences of disobedience. of local option. This Is one of Ogden the most significant report coming condition today If aiie had nut parted GOOD FOR OGDEN.' this morning from the state convention with the control of her water works In In aesalon n Boise. The dispatches the first place, but now having regained do nut give the text of the plank on that control, without doubt the city will (Balt Lake Herald.) the subject, hut there is no mistaking receive enormous benefit from It, and Ogden showed by its vote on the the fact that the dominant party to the public will be far better supplied waterworks bonds that It has come to a realisation of Its opportunities and Is the north s In favor of curtailment than before. Under the system of private owner- determined to place Its municipal of the liquor traffic. After a light In on a' the convention that extended far In ship. tlie complaints of the public for footing to the night the delegates voted for tack of water, for inadequate service, where U belongs. The result of the the local Option plank and It becomes for refusal to extend tne distribution bond election insures ultimate posee-slopipes, for failure to add to the suppiy, an Important part of the platform. of the waterworks, removes that Republicans are certain to carry Ida and the like, could reach no persons question from politics and puts the ho at the coming election. The Demo, responsible to the public who would be people of the city In poeitlon to estabcrata are ao ton with dissensions over able to cure the defects complained of. lish a service that will reduce insurance the Mormon question that they are It will be different with public owner- rates, provide better service and ln ship. From now on there can be no de- time, pay for the plant out of Ita own not to be considered seriously. This certainty of Republican victory nial to the people of Ogden of the ex- earnings. Quite as Important to the community renders the action on the local option tension of the water distributing ser: be le the demonstration of the fact that can It Is there needed; where vice more all It the significant. question means that Idaho Is to have a local no denial of the putting ln of hydrants any moveemnt for the public good can re- triumph there in spite of Glssmann and option law enacted by the next legis- necessary for lire protection and the can there ion Insurance rates; duct of his newspapers. The High school issue to be Is and that the saloon lature, driven from many communities In that (be no denial of accepting good chances end the waterworks issue were fought atate. this the Gem state le but ,to Increase the water supply; there will out on thla line, and tha result la both following In the footsteps of many of always be somebody that the public can instances le to show that Glssmann Is a the older and more progressive states appeal to with Its grievances, who will a negligible quantity, a be obliged to heed the public voice.. false alarm. at the east and south. This action on the part of the Idaho In short, the taxpayers of Ogden, bar-- 1 The beet Interests of Ogden, backed ' Republicans furnishes an indication al- - I inff regained the water works system,- aa this bond Issue was by tho subetan-- l I ao aa to what may 4e expected In Utah. will now have tho opportunity to orai men of the community, will win In tho rural districts especially the der that that system shall be' managed every time, now that the spirit of prog-- 1 the public Interest and will be able reew has shown its strength and the sentiment In this state le overwhelm-ji- n ingly in favor of a loocal option law. 'to visit effectively Ita censure upon power of organised effort. high-cla- ss F. & C Co.s RemarlkaMe MONEY GIVEN AWAY $150.00 In Cash Premiums See it in our window. We will explain it at the oliice GOODS ALMOST SIVEH AWAY n During Our Big Furniture Sale We are offering you the newest and best goods on the market at but a trifle above manufacturers cosL This is n splendid opportunity to save money on your home furnishing and perhaps secure a cash premium ( h ( - four-flus- h, I 1 I ; YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD 2b Carpet Co. Ogden Furniture HYRUM PINGR.EE, ' Mgr. - f |