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Show THE DAILY STATE JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY. IT OCTOBER 14, 1908. PAGE THREE. DM ao T. LLOYD SEBDSJ LETTER Chairman of Democratic Commi- Salt lake County Warns an Editor.' ttee in OKSflize cf Salt Men (jsttuss Traffic Bureau "JJ iU Pro-oio- c ts Benjamin T. Lloyd, chairman of Salt Lake county Democratic commit tee, yesterday sent the following communication which may be taken as additional evidence 'that the campaign Is Commer- up and that General Apathy warming sir bureau of the been placed upon the retired list: suit Lake City was has -Ufa meeting of Salt Lake City, Utah, Oct. II, 1908. The MW Mr. Leroy Armstrong, Editor of and jjSii T-E-a- w i5- Interests. Commercial -- Lake City - perfected by the elec- ar - jnter-Mounta- of incorporation. ln - - & Republican Co., City. - Republican the fo lowing: bureau will he a power- i of T. who Is county chair-- U Ben hacking the Loyd, hsa lt club nearly 1,000 'man, chosen at a late date. Is thorough- In sympathy with Sam King In his Is t'ncor- CcT men. san,u business tawl afItftah and ly lov for thr American" outfit. He is thg ted u""r . fifty yMrs un- - 'delaying Democratic organisation in will the cun;y. with the object of selling iuived ooneZ of the Traffic bureau out-- the county to the "Americans."' So far as the publication applies to informal luncheon In J Malicious falsehood, and Club rooms yesterday me. It wae a the Co,n,T the that responsible for the same conatltuparty U objects, i disclosed knew it was a malicious falsehood made lion snd endorsed Its when lt was written and published. W I live n 8at Lake and am to be '".rSingwoids and prom-- 1 ,ound at Democratic county headquart- and Individual, collective Lifor n, TTTt by-la- Srf their for the future. wHt 6s) durlnf ayl,,ht hours. for the neat three weeks. Come --. m m !". bureau resulted tell you the same thing to your i,:1" and will he ready to answer personally u President, Chsrles A. Quigley, to you for what I now say, and will N. Strevell. y .president, C. then say which, for emphasis, I now declare to be, that the party writing ton buy. 'V. S- McCarthy. malicious llbei did ft for the eu- Treasurer, SanipH Welts. the Valesitlnw. Board of directors J. R. purpose of wilfully misrepresent- D. Freed, J. G. Mo B, p Redman, L my position, and the Demome, Ing the aforen- cratic party, for political effect and PomM. 8. H. Love and well knew the same was a lie. amed officers. of The purposes snd objects "I give you notice, Mr. Armstrong, here and now, and the Traffic bureau are of Republican company, a corporation, To promote the business Interests armbers and secure for them fair and that I hold "you personally and railway rates established ively responsible for the foregoing II basts as will put them on ;beloua publication, and shall hold you an auih inequality with competitors wherever both ikewlse responsible for anything of a like libelous nature that may hereloc&ttd. after appear In the columns of your To protect Its members against dispaper. crimination by carriers In any form. Toura truly, To encourage unity of action among "BENJAMIN T. LLOYD. Uppers with reference to traffic probl- kf club Traffic fellow: - Inter-Mounta- in collect-Mowab- le j em! To information regard-t- il n charge and change in that In any way affect Its disseminate rates, class-tdratio- embers. T0 me-thi- rd for two for three yean. years and SUNDAY MAINE one-thi- SCHOOLS. What bids Interesting rHIffons conventions ever held In the Pine Tree Plate was 7 opened here by the members and guests of the to-4- State Sunday School associatThis is the fortieth anniversary meeting of the body. Maine ion. lord Bacon Said, Digesl This Is the Secret of Lifa in Business Or in Health. It Is claimed that Lord Bacon struck e prim keynote life when he we: "Some booksofare to he tasted. , b to he swallowed, and some few chewed and digested. He wrot of books; many who have 1'm lve written likewise of The man who digests his business, success j the actor or actress dlgrat his or her art brings fame; "Wn who Hveg life and digests lt aa should Uvea as was the Intention should lho. th"e ?. not you swallow or rvthe fd t bring happiness to you; It food you digest. ffieLT1 ",rall',w nd taste and dont and chew, nature cannot give not ,urntah th yott 2Kittor Btuirrs Dyspepsia Tablets contain "cntrated form the essences vuS stomach. turn dvlT". tlWjr rech th c Lahk rT,lp' oondltlooa into those of digestion, little tablets are dissolved In UUsJSah by ,mJ,va: they mix with re down Into the tomank ,n her thT Immediately set yjjvork upon the food and digest 1L Utaa ik JTny times more powerful digestive fluids, and n,tur th those Juloee hlch wrongful eat-nave exhausted. chemlate In Europe tad Wat t Pyspepsia OF CITY BONDS Former Governor Wells Leads Suit Against SGOO'.OOO Mortgage Recently Voted in Zion. A petition for a writ of prohibition restraining Salt Lake City from selling the 1(00,000 of bonds voted at the special bond election, wtll be filed in the supreme court of the state within the next few days by Heber M. Wells, president of the Utah Savings A Trust company, naya the Salt Lake Herald. The grounds on which this writ of prohibition will be asked are, that the election was illegal, that the names of the Judges were omitted from the advertisement of the election, that the publication was faulty, and that a portion of the aum accruing from the sale of the bonds will be used by the city for Improvement of the water supply of the city and for other purposes not specified In the proposal of election. The ault Wells will he brought by through his attorneys, Richards, Richards A Ferry. P. J. Daly, assistant city attorney, aid upon being questhlontd upon the proposed writ of prohibition, that, ao far aa he wae informed, the suit would be brought simply to Insure the validity of the bonds Issue and that the action would be a friendly one. Richards. Richards A Ferry, attorneys for Heber M. Wells and the Utah Savings A Trust company, deny that the proposed suit ts a friendly one, though they admit that it will serve to test the validity of the bonds thoroughly. Mr. Wells says that the suit is brought for the protection and at the Instigation of taxpayers of Balt Lake City. Mr. Wells and his attorneys, Richards. Richards A Ferry, do not state at whose request the suit Is to be begun or selected Governor what taxpayers Wells as the complainant. (S TMERr TICKET IS DEAD Tablets Republican Electors Withdraw From theiAmerican th stomach In tomr;d ht,n n lose their ffiven!. tnd Jbrough chemical actions re majr K.,tUrt DPopsla Tablets their uiaituLder terriflc Pcesaure, and FoA .k' ar? thu maJe lasting, Wetans proscribe and us7-- thWnw a"d ery drug- trt Price BO cents. Bend yn,.' 8na ddress and we Will send ,trl1 Wckage by mall A- Stuart Co, 150 En,1Jng. MarohalL Mich. "Taft-Libera- l" Taft-Libera- "BOYS IN BLUE REVISIT SCENE OF HARD STRIFE "Bryan-Nationa- re have also assisted In the plans for making the stay of the old boys a pliasant one. Aside from the business sessions of the society, the visitors will go on excursions to Lookout Mountain, Mission Ridge. Kherman Heights and Orchard Knoh. It was at the litter place that General Grant gave the fateful for the advance of the Army of the Cumberland. Mission Ridge, rising 400 feet above the plain. Is now dotted with beautiful houses and snd marked with many monuments tablets showing the location of all the troops engaged In that memorable battle. o-- l" Former Hated Yanks Entertained at Chattanooga, Scene of Woody Clashes. CHATTANOOGA. Tenm. Oct Incoming this time on a mission of peace and amity, the "boys in blus are 'today Invading Chattanooga to visit for what may be the last time the scenes of the bloody clashes between the armies of the North and South, which took place near this city. The reunion is the official annual gathering of the Society of the Army of the Cumberland and although the membership rolls of the body have been greatly diminished by death during the last year, many Yankee veterans who CATHOLIC CONGRESS.' fought the "robs" around Chattanooga CHICAGO. Oct. 14. Sunday, Novem- are hero, coming from all over the ber 15, wae today announced aa the date country. The Confederate veterans of the for the opening of the Catholic Mission- the city will assist Informally in eneary congress of the United States pnd entertainment of their one-timies, and the citizens of Chattanooga Canada. "Taft-Libera- l" digestion. are these sent, but this withdrawal was In no sense to be construed as a withdrawal from the Republican state ticket Withdrawing the names of the candidates for presidential electors from ticket does not rethe tire the ticket from the ballot The rest of the ticket le made up of the American candidates aa the slate, judiThus the cial and county tickets ticket will be on the ballot without Taft electors and will he identical with the regular American lticket ticket The contains the names of the Bryan elec-toand the American state, county and Judicial tickets. It Is not improbable that the American party win try to (rics the secretary of state by an Injunction to allow the Taft electors to remain on the ticket Another contention Is that a withdrawal from a ticket Is a withdrawal from all tickets, which, if upheld, would force the Taft electors to retire also from the Republican ticket The Republicans may the make an' effort to leave ticket without Americans any at all In the Held. They declare and the that the American tickets have no presidential electors on them and for that reason are headless and cannot go on the ticket They would retire the ticket by questioning the right of one party to endorse the nominees of another. For envelopes, lettemeads bn si ness "arda, dodgers, etc, call up The Journal lob noma. Both phones 1(4. "Taft-Libera- !- " th Ingredients the Btaart c rd BANGOR, Me., Oct. 14. hlr to be one of the most e CONTEST ISSUE cultivate closer relations between carriers and shippers, thereby promoting the bent Interests of both. To do sny and all things necessary Jo Ming about the objects of the bateau. The principal office and place of badness of the Traffic bureau will be Ion ted In 8alt Lake, with headquarters' for the time being in the Commercial club, and the control of its affairs la vested In the hoard of nine One-thi- rd directors. of the board of directors are to be chosen for one year, J ryn m At a meeting of the Republican state committee yesterday afternoon a resolution was adopted directing that the declinations of the Taft electors to bo tickl" candidates on the et, which wae placed In the Held by the American party, be sent t the secretory of state. The declinations were sent yesterday afternoon and the names win be removed at once. Taft-Libera- Each declination stated that the candidate desired to withdraw from the ticket, on which Ms name had been placed without bis eon- Teft-Llbera- l" "Bryan-Nationa- l" NOTICE OF INTENTION. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City Council of Ogden City, Utah, of the Intention of auch council to make lt: the following Improvements, To create Grant and Lincoln Avenues from 21st to tlrd Streets as a curbing and guttering district, and to build therein concrete curbs and gutters in the manner following, On both sides of Grant Avenue and Lincoln Avenue from 21st Street to 23rd Street build a concrete curb ( Inches thick and 15 Inches deep and a concrete gutter 2 feet wide and 8 Inches thick, together with the necessary round corners, driveways and grading for all. The estimated cost of said Improvements Is seven thousand $7,004.00) dollars. Th boundaries of the district to be benefited or affected by said Improvements are lines drawn SO feet outward to-w- to-w- lt: from and parallel to the outer boundary lines of said streets for the whole length thereof from 21st street to 23rd Street For the purpose of paying the costs and expenses of said Improvements ths City Council Intends to levy and collect special taxes and assessments upon the lots, blocks, parts of lots and blocks, lands and real estate bounding, abutting on or adjacent to the above mentioned avenues, and lying and being wlfhi the boundaries of the curb and gutter district to be crested to the extent of the benefits to such prnpery by reason of such Improve- ments. The City Council will on Monday, the 2nd day of November, 1108, at I oclock p. m., in the City Council Chamber, City Hall, Ogden, Utah, hear objections In writing from any and all persons Interested In said local and special assessment ORDERED by the City Council October 5th, INI. E. P. BROWN. City Recorder. First publication Oct I, 1901. Last publication Oct II, 1901. ECONOMISTS FOR MEN $3.00 SHOES are IT |
