OCR Text |
Show Dalit Bt air Slmiriwl SEPTEMBER THE DAILY STATE JOURNAL. TUESDAY, PAGE FOUR. sr making uion fugitive baseball IMS. 29, wa- 1 CANDIDATES res. There i no us in trying to over-com- ,. OGDEN, UTAH the apathy. It will not Journal Publishing Co. , ...Pubiishors le overcome completely until the pen-bu(Incosporated) season close and the baseball Published every evening except Sunday enthusiast turn their attention from the great national game to tne matter Tslephones iinMrtaxure, the elect iou of Business Office Bell, 441 ring of Utahs candidates for congress en Ind.. (41 ring a president of the I'nlted Slates. both the Democratic and Republican 2 4 rings Editorial Booms ....Bell. tickets will be Iq Ogden tomorrow. DEBATE lad, 14 1 rings NO POLITICAL Ebnn a platform at the Fair ground, they will address the crowds hi the to the effect advertisements TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION ALf. Joseph Howell ami Lymau morning. In addition to Lyman R- - Martineau. R. Mhrtlneau are to hold a Joint debate the Itemocra'.ic candidate nd Joseph in 1.1 city tomorrow are falsa and HuwelL the Republican, Governor John without foundation. The State Jour- C. Cutler will be present. He will officially open the Big Fhur County fair nal. because of the source of these with an address to the people. waa lead to say that the The appearance of Messrs. Martineau Pay Ns Money te Carriers men named would talk on political and Howell has been advertised as a Joint debate, but neither congressional Is. although it did not swallow candidate had any auch understanding. mater at aubjet Entered M second-clas- s now the Joint debate proposition. It On the other hand, they will probably the Poalolttce at Ogden, Utah, under be called upon for a brief talk of pertransp.res that the men are nut Act Congress of March I, 171. to go o far even as to meutlon haps ten minutes each, although It Is understood that neither speaker will M. F. CUNNINGHAM.. Mana'g Editor the subject of lolltlcs. Both Mr. llow-l- l broach politics in any form. ami Mr. Martineau understood that Mr. Martineau waa In the city today, B. A BOWMAN. .Business Manager they weie to speak brklty on any topic greeting a number of old friends and NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS and thla Is ih.it salted their fmu-les- , 11 wae of ever Joint de- WEBER DEMOCRATS PLACE there tls You should receive your paper net but to MEN ON LIVE PLATFORM It does U bate. advertise, pays later than 7:00 p. nt. If not received not lie. to pay and It at that hour call Phone (Continued from Page 1.) will be sent you by pedal messenger 7 No paper delivered after p.m. AROUND THE TOWN Pay no money te carrier or ether rfr Proceeding to the nominations. Rev. credencollectors unlsss Jhsy present N. 8. Elderkln placed the name of tial from th undersigned. John L. Herrick before the convention. Under ne circumstances will carriers The case of the Utah Bill I'oatlng He was nominated by acclamation for sr eel lectors b allowed te take stops ninpauy against May B. and W. B. the county commlsslonerslilp (long All notices of this kind must be given Hawyer, waa dismissed In Judge How- term). Adam L, Peterson, for the two-yeto this office direct or by letter or in ell's court this morning, the plaintiffs costa. :o cnminfsidnnerahlp. the del placed the name of ray one 554, or ring. phene parson, Levi of Roy. in nominaJ. Hammond, CO JOURNAL PUBLISHING tion. James R Beua, of Hooper, was If you drink, drink Tellowstou. also named and immediately afterward J sines 11. Knauss. administrator cf a brief scrap for this office was made. The name of John C. Hunter was the estate of Kmlline Richey, this before th convention. . The court placed Howells In morning Judge CHEER THE QHOIR asked to be allowed 1210 for expense flint ballot: Hammond, M; Beu. 52; 14 cltlwns will be given an In moving the body of deceased to Hunter, The second ballot; Beua, 1714; HamOUDKN Interment. and for Thursday evening to Pennsylvania mond, 84. Nomination unanimous. Fsr Sheriff. hicouhkc the Tabernacle choir for Its Light and dainty pastry Is mads IV. H. Anderson, of Harrlsvllle. and U. A G. Butter. Lake later from Halt at mutest City gnat rharles Plncock were named for sherIn the wak. The Tabernacle should Geo. 11. Garner of llooier died yes- iff. be packed to the doors on this occaterday afternoon at I oclock of The vote gave Anderson, 5; Plncock, propo- iypholjJ fever. He had been ill about i! votes. sion. It Is not a money-makin- g Wint'e for Clark. sition. TIi only object In charging ten days. It was only a few days ago Davis placed the name of C. John is survived He Ills died. brother any admlaaion at all, is to secure fund thata father and mother, five brothers John Wind befpre the convention. by ls to pay the espenses of the choir mem- and two slaters. The body la being Kmlei 8- - Rolapp named Abbott 8. was amidst apand presented bers while they are away from home for burial. plause, hut he withdrew and Mr. Wlntle and even for tills the iriw of admisacclawill pay you te see the Elective was nominated county clerk by It sion la placed at the lowest posslbl mation. 2477 Sash Register at "The Crystal, McKay for Treasurer. limit.. Avenue. Where the ears D. Washington of Huntsville was nomD. McKay Every friend of Ogden City should top, inated by acclamation. to the help welcome the opportunity Wright for Recorder, rarifle F. H. Wright, of Weet Weher was C, E. Fuller, the Union cliolr on this occasion. It is a patriots of motive pow- named by acclamation for the office railroad duty that every cittsen owe th com- er, was superintendent of a Ogden yesterday., of county recorder. visitor munity. The members of the choir are onferring with local officials. Pratt for Attorney. a Arthur E. Pratt was named for counmaking ascrlflces. It Is no small matIf you drink, drink TsUowstona. ty attorney, by acclamation. Mr. Pratt ter fur them to go to 1onjland. Sacra responded to enthusiastic calls for a menlo or even Halt Lake Oily. It Auditor F. K. Heaa of the Harrl-ma- n speech, thanking the convention hr the ineana the neglect of business and lilies, la still confined to Ida home nomination and expressing conQdence home duties. The prcjiainthin means la the reault of an attack of illness, In Democratic victory this fall Jenkins for Surveyor. king hours of study and hmd work. although ha la expected to soon be at Jenkins and L. B. SpenWashington desk his again. and are Victoria dearly bought, Their cer were named for surveyor, hut ow the rlllsens In general should show Hava you bean to th Lyceum Thetheir full appreciation, especially when ater? If net, ga. It is the real place. High-maIt can be ahown at ao small a cost and Admission 10 and 20 cants. vaudeville, when the cost la relumed many tlmea over In genuine kasure. Plats of the new exclusive resiLet Ogden City get behind Its choli dential district recently formed by Thursday evening In euch a way aa to Iiavld Ecclea. were passed UP to the send U into the contest determined to i outlet! by. City Engineer Parker at They were r add to the laurels already brought to Inat nights meeting.committee. term! to the street this city. --ALL GOOD COALS, R. B. LEWIS, HASKELL. PHONES 149. man Charles N. Haskell does LOST A small pocket book conTHIS regard Theodore Roosevelt taining 5.00 In small change. Name as the court of last resort. Ordinarily Inside on piece of paper. Keturn to It would aeem that after a man has (hla office. Reward. been denounced by the president of the United 8. a tea, after he baa been forced by public sentiment to never bis connection with th contro ling BELL committee of hla party, tnat he would be dead and would be only too glad to retire to the catacombs of obscurity. Not so, llaskell. He la showing strong disposition to continue the t'n ess the Rocky Mountain Bell light, lie Is announced as preparing company within 10 day Telephone R. Hearst to bring suit against William with the laying of Ita wires proceeds lias he and criminal Ibel; for already In the business section of the city unentered auit against a number of his derground. removing the polea which political opponents In Oklahoma to re have become unsightly in the opinion the cover 1 1 5,000 which he claimed was of a majority of the city council, wll take atepe so to do, municipality embenled during territorial days. paying the expenses by appropriations Perhaiw the country has not heard from a 125.000 forfeiture bond, put up the last of Governor Haskell. If he by the 'phone corporation when It was In 1(05. haa been Judged unjustly this will be granted a franchise E. of the local E. Harrison, Manager Just aa well. exchange, appeared before the council las; night and said that hla company WHERE THE CONTEST RAGES. had been wll ing for some time to complete the work of placing conduits controversy over Standard Oil in the business section, but had been the political campaign is In- prevented because P. J. Moran had not for the work of paving teresting. of course. The efforts of the yet been paid street between Grant and Washingleaders of the two old parties to smirch the Fearton avenues on Twenty-fourteach other with kerosene is dramatic. ing legal obstruction, the company, he In a sense; but after all this Is a aide said, had boon Impeded In its efforts to on this block show in the minds of a largo percent- place wires underground aa a result much money had been and age of loyal American cltlsens. The lied up for two years In wires which real contest Is on tbs baseball dia- were laid on the two blocks of Twenty-fourt- h street between Grant and Wall not aa to mond,. , The real question whether Taft or Bryan should win avenue. On motion of Councilman Dana, the the presidency; but whether Detroit. council renewed the resolution passed New York or Chicago will win the a week ago. ordering the removal of wires from Poles within 10 days or the pennant rLICAg BEMITY Sty! g09 the company's bond. L a nans CcrMi C Makars Large crowds assemble everywhere forfeiture of to hear Mr. Bryan and Judge Taft speak, and they display much en'.husl-asECONOMISTS FOR MEN But these crowds would be swalIn the lowed up and never missed crowds that attend the ball ganrcs; and the enthusiasm displayed for the party leaders would appear Aa the enthusiasm of Quaker meetings compared with the outbreaks at the big ball games. . The assaults of Hearst and Rcosevelt, upon Foraker or Haskell are rough, but even ''ey appear aa mere stage play by the side of the assaults enraged fans iit S.J.BURT &BR0S. TO SPEAK III OGDEN TOMORROW 1 ed d l ar WASHINGTON AVENUE. 2429-2431-24- 33 adding to hi support among the faithful who ara in attendance at the Democratic county convention in the court FOR MANY YEARS house here. Great preparations, it is understood, are being made by the Republican and Iiemocratlc adherents for a welcome to thir respective candidate tomorrow : morning and every Democrat is requested to turn out In the morning, for the reception which is planned at the union depot, upon the arrival of the Lake City. The two train from-Sal- t parties will vis with one another in an effort to present the moat enthusiastic reception to their candidate. The first address at the Fair grounds Is scheduled to take place at about 11 o'clock. Tomorrow morning will be children's day at the fair and arrangement have been made to give All school children a full holiday for the occasion. J OF pfe-- v OF WORKMANShiF A5 Va TERIAL IN EVERY GARMENT, HAVE MAINTAINED FCt ii RECTNESS OF FIT, EXCELLENCE T-- HOUSE THE PROMINENCE OF BEING THE LEAD!3 Estab LISHMENT FOR WOMEN'S AND MISSES' OUTER GARYevt CLOSE AFFILIATION WITH THE BEST FOREIGN DESIGNERS AND MANUFACTURERS GIVE TO THIS h VANTAGES ENJOYED BY ND OTHER.. OFFERINGS FOR THIS WEEK STREET GOWNS AND SMART WALKING FROCKS 0F BROADCLOTH AND FANCY IMPORTED MATER. ALS $J7.50-$20.00-$22.50-$25.00-$3- Ing to Mr. Spencer's absence from the city hla name waa withdrawn, but this was objected to and after a scrap, the balloting proceeded, with the result: Jenkins, 1U4; Spencer, 12. Jeumal want ads deliver the goods. stock; A No. 1 workmen; studiouo regard fsr tha location and surroundings of the family plot; thorough carrying eat of your ardor in every detail, to tha final sroetian of the memorial, ara pa nts that distinguish eur memorials and in stirs satisfaction, Jos. Parry & Sons 2253 WASHINGTON WOMENS HIGH-CLAS- S TERIALS; NO TWO TAILORED SUITS. HANDSOME .00 WE ANNOUNCE THE DISPLAY OF BEAUTIFUL FALL MIPATTERN HATS MONDAY, TUESDAY EXCLUSIVE LLINERY Co. AYE. AND WEDNESDAY, . ECONOMISTS FOR MEN li GLASSES FOR EVERY are procurable Ms-vlnn- 40c 9 - JVES'3Sffi ALL STYLESiiNiOi SOLD BT ONLY hade-ON- E PRICE here. AGE For th youngster who Is a little weak in vision, for the parent! whose eyes need help, for th old folks who sight begin to show the effect of advancing years. Com or bring the member whose eye need assistance. There'll be no mistake In the glasses we supply, because we examine scientifically all cyes before choosing tha lenses. Work Shirts ! MA. ALIKE; EXCLUSIVE STYLES. Hundreds of New Models arriving daily which you must see to appreciate e high-grad- CHIF-FO- 5.00 $35.00--$40.00-$42.50-$50- Parry Monuments of Careful selection . THE EXCLUSIVENESS OVER 100 PERSONS FIT TED DURING AUGUST. J. 8. LEWIS A CO Jewelers and Optician! 9t4f4t4l4444t4(4i4f44f4HHit44i4frii4IHH44l4 S. jeumal want ads deliver tha goods Journal want ads deliver the goad ss V American Beauty Corset DEMONSTRATION COMPANY 1ST COMPLY THE h. .1 $2.00 HATS Are Perfection From Sept. 29 to Oct. 1 0th THIS EXCEPTIONAL PRIVILEGE TO SECURE EXPERT CORSET ADVICE FOR THE ASKING AND THE OPPORTUNITY TO BE FITTED TO A CORSET THAT IS PARTICULARLY ADAPTED TO DO NOT MISS YOUR STYLE. MISS PONTIUS, Expert Corsetiere HAS BEEN SENT TO US BY THE MANUFACTURERS AMERICAN OF BEAUTY CORSETS, FROM KALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN AND WE WISH VERY MUCH TO HAVE THE LADIES OF OUR CITY AND VICINITY MEET HER. DURING FIRST THE DEMONSTRATION WE WILL PRESENT TO THE PURCHASERS OF AN AMERICAN BEAUTY A COPY OF THE MOST POPULAR INSTRUMENTAL SELECTION OF THE SEASON 50 American Beauty March and Two Step Absolutely Free PLAYED BY BRASS BANDS, ORCHESTRAS AND PIANISTS TITLE PAGE IS VERY HANDSOME AND A WORK OF ART. 4 American, THE Beauty-Corse-ts Are One of the Most Popular Lines in Existence $1.00 to $8.00 Reese Howell St Sons h . |