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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-27
g. HEXz2 BUSINESS ITO ELECT BRYAN AND KERN

numbericss details which in their az
gregate are essential to success. He
it Is who organizes great working
force of clerks and stcnographers.
keeps thousand disappointed persons
from plotting mischief and knows no
rest until the momcntous question is
decided
Expensive national campaigns al
ways have been, and expensive they
are bound to be The mere fact that
all contributions above certain spcci-
fed amount are to be given publicity
will not and cannot make them less SO
The expense of the campaign of four
years ago has been estimated con
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-27
MEDICoS IN CONVENTION.
HoIInrd- ShwtliT Notwithstanding
STATE Vel In salt Wells valley

special Correspondence.
Logan, Aug. 26-rhe hrst , GouI I,,ab
',ato ASSOCIATION win meet Ia conven-
,ion In Logan sept and 9. The pro
er ~ viii be- held in the tabernacle
snnt at 1880 y. m. The oponing
,ddress Kim be given by pr Il. g..
i picb and Mayor Edwards win give the
,Garcsg OF welcome. Hon. Joseph
Ifo,ysu win be one Of the speakers.
sent 3 WIN be devoted 10 the reading
nf medical theses by members OF inc
association
POPULAR COUPLE WILL WE'D.
Mrs ncnry Ballard announces mo
..,'',,g.meut of her daughter. Myrtle
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fourth grade: Miss Anna Hurd. first
grade Miss Lou Murphy and Miss Jo-
sic Kelly. beginners; Miss Beulah Ba-
con, kindergarten,
The Young Mems and Young Ladies'
Mutual Improvement associations of
the H. ID. :. Church, gave reception
al the westinghouse Tuesday evening
in honor of Elder Peter Borup, who
recently returned from mission to
Norway. There was an excellent pro-
gram of music. speeches. singing, etc.
and an enjoyable evening was spent by
all
A baby boy was born 10 Mr.. and
Mrs L. Pomell Tuesday evening.
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BOND PROPAGANDA.

This evening in the city hall
meeting will be held, to which the
taxpayers of that or any other ward
are invited to attend to listen to add
dresses of Mayor Brewer, City Atty.
Devne and members of the council,
who will explain the waterworks sit
uation. The question of the purchase
of the ogden waterworlIs system is
one that is now attracting considerable
attention on account of the election
TO be held in September. Another
meeting viii be held at Five Points on
FRIDAY evening. II is also proposed
10 hold other meetings in the other
wards
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mirable discretion and unimpeachaole
honesty Frying the fat as 1t is now
termed, has become one of the most
delicate processes known TO the po-
litica game. The announcement from
both Headquarters that the widest pub
lctty win be given to the money mat.
ters of the present campaign may
simplify matters but there is also a
possibility that more than usual dis
elimination may be required Of the
treasurers
y r.
The secretary of the committee is a
busy man in the fullest sense OF the
term. To him is given the custody OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-27
Republican Candidates Galore
Hot Contest for Clerk,
Sheriff and Others.
BRISK DEMAND FOR LABOR


Ogden. Aug. 27-The political pot In
Weber county has started boiling In the
Republican circles Candidates aye
coming forward in droves aud every
thing points to am exciting county
convention. Tra offices of clerk sheriff
ana commissioners are those that are
being the most sought for
Commissioners Moore and Mckay are
ont for reelection, bal viii have OPP
position I'm tho person Of Billy WI
son of hermitage fame and Moron
SRcou John Rybee of Riyerdale and
Mark Chids of Hooper are also can
didates for the office
'rank j Hendcrshot samuel q.
llEe, Dan Ellis pndN carl Allison are
mentioned for The office OF county
clerk the two former scent to be the
most active and are lining up their
forces for big contest.
For shelilf, Barlow Wilson the pres
emit Incumbent. is mentioned most
requently He has made "a good ropu-
lAllun Tor himself In the office and mas
n large following in the city and coun-
W. Among other candidates for the
olhcn nrr Charles l.uyne former
.hrllU Win "a splendid record and i.
halch formerly street supervisor Of
The city.
For recorder Joseph Wallace; iol
ll'1FurC Alma Chambers, and for au-
alor Edwin DIX. the present ncum
'hnlt. arc the most frequently mem
toned
George H. Davis a rising young Law.
of NJ the city, is being mentioned foi
tN' plhcp Of county attorney aud SCENT
~, oe receiving support OF the Rcpubli,
I't from the county as wen as the cit,
'f HE legislative offices no candi
ual.5 have been mentioned during thi
insl Tow days but II s stated tina
n, 'ial are lining up their force fol
OUTING or STREET RAILWAY
MEN,
ISL evening the employees of the Og
GGeu hapid Transit company held thei
ahnunl outing AZ the Utah Ho
tpllngA special cars we're run for tn
A"tV' OF no car mon ana theh nionds
- lhe sprlngs the management furn
"pea 'pe hall and music la the eve
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GIIEsrs on nm HERMIrAGE.

The people Of ogden valley are hay
ing another treat today rs the guests
Of billy" Wilson at the Hermitage,
the occasion being the Fifth annual la
Dor day of the valley. a program Of
varied entertainment Is being given
ana the festivities win end In grand
bah this evening.
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JUNCTION CITY BRIEFS.

Brigham city Peach DaN--Peach
day M Brigham CITY on sept. 10 is
an event that rs being looked forward
10 bv about 500 of Ogden's represent
atlyr citizens who take Ina the fcs-
iiyities I'm the BoNelder town Many
automobue parties are being arranged
for the trip
Inspecting CanncTics-John Peter
son. State Inspector of foods, has been
In ogden The past few days checking
up the local canning factories which
are preparing for the soasOn'7 run on
tomatoes and which have been can-
ming fruit II Is stated that The result
of Mr. Pctcrson's investigation VIII be
given out ia the near future aud that
some startling statements VIII be
made,
Opcra House Rcpairs---rhc repairs
and Improvement az the Grand opera
house are rapidly nearing completion,
and when II opens on Aug. 3 with
Man Robson In the "Reiuyenailon Of
Ami Mary" the house win be about
the same as new from the foyer 10
the, stage entrance The star dress
Inc room has been made INTO a Bluo
room. New carpets and tapestry nave
becn laid in the isles ana ihn hnuhe
has bean given a thorough renovation
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lots of it, and this may he perfectly
Legitimate part of the programme
There is no doubt that many a good
man has failed of election from the
lack of money. So it is apparent that
the treasurer should be a man ~
notable tact wide acquaintance. ad
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-27
SEPTEMBER 3RD.

Is date last excursion 10 yellow
stone Park S45.25 for round trip from
salt Lake including stages and hotels
for complete five day tour city Ticket
Office 20l Main street Make early res
uryutious Phone go,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-27

OtGno Laxative Fruit Syrup So sold
Under positive guarantee to cure con-
stIpation sick headache, stomach trou-
bic OF any form of Indigestion II 1t
fails, the manufacturers refund your
money What more can any one do. For
sale by T. J I'm Drug Co, THE Never
SubStitutOrs.'
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Three Men Who Are the Real
Working Leaders In the Dem
ocratic Campaign.

SSsrsza ROM now until the eventful
day in November which viii
settle the matter definitely It
n will be the chief object in life
Of three cstimable citizens of the
r,nited states to make William jon
r,nzs Bryan president and John Worth
rtn1i vice president. OF course there
,ill be others equally intcrested--M
t,rvan and. Mr.. Kern for eNample--but
mis- especial trio Is the agency by
means OF which the trick win be done.
Il done at oil The chosen three on
nbou, depends tho successful working
ont of the supreme political game are
Norman Il. Mack Of New York, Charles
\ Haskell of Oklahoma and Trey
woodson of Kentucky. Mr.. Mack is
The new chairman of the national COM
r,ittce. and Governor Haskell and Mr.
Woodson are its treasurer and score
tary respectively.
whatever presidential candidates
may do after they have been nomi-
mated and their speeches of accept
once made is but n small part of the
real business Of the campaign, They
are permitted to beievc--it is scarcely
eossbie that one ever does-that they
are the great and unrathomed issue
before the country but this is mere
rolitical courtesy. Unless the candi
date assumes the personal direction
of his campaign--it has happened So
and makes It his business to follow IT
dsv by day he soon becomes but the
'hcad Of the ticket" as far as all prac-
teal purposes are concerned. If he be
wise ne docs what he is told TO do and
coes whore he IS sent. He says little
of his own initiative and arranges his
speech to suit special requirements OF
time and place.
Back OF him is the national commit
Tee. into whose hands has been put the
management of the campaign, and he
is practically a mere '1ooker on in
Vienna"
Not always SO. however. Those who
know Nh Bryan cannot be made to
believe that he will be content TO be a
mere spectator of the business of the
committee 1t is even probable that
this presidential year we shall have
the unusual spectacle of both candi-
dates lending an active hand to the
work of the campaign 1t is also quite
possible that when everything is IN
~
perfectly willing to resign the active
business of the contest to the respon-
sible national committees.
v @
The national committees are formed
at the conventions. each state delega-
ton naming one of its number to rep
resent the state during the next four
years These men elect chairman.
who is the actual head of the cam
paign, choice often involving as
much discussion as that of the head of
the ticket and requiring q man of eX-
traordinary ability and political in
sight over the treasurer there is less
deliberaton, but he is very impor
tant person nevertheless. for to him is
intrusted the raising of funds. vital
feature In a presidential campaign. AS
modern elections are conducted there
is 4 very urgent need for money. am
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PROVO DEPARTM NE N 7


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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-27

Sept. % was the day decided upon for
the holding of the county convention,
and Provo designated the place of hold
ing the same.
The apportionment was not made at
this time but will be announced later,
CITIZENS CLUB.
The Citizens club viii meet the
coming Friday in the hall at the Hur-
ton block. Attorney A, Il. Morgan
win lecture upon citizenship" and
the musical numbers win be furnished
by the Taft quartet The public is
cordially invited TO attend.
LEHI COUPLE WED.
Marriage license has been issued to
Ray II. Roberts and Alice Manning,
both of Lehi.
Judge Booth and Attorney y. d,
Houtz are in Heber attending to court
duties.
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7 oday sOgden News

arrests are made daily and in general
cases these are of old offenders who
have made frequent visits to the police
station
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MAGNETIzED ORE IN WELL.

ming refreshments were served, About
200 people were present.
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LOGAN DEPART NJ Z Mt.

rn .ovs Delivered Every Might snday excepted
Month pH
10 T.
yvg9eetly News 4EF fhone SID independent
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-23
DIVORCE CASE STIRS UP
PHILADELPHIA SOCIETY
SENSATIONAL ENTS
PROMISED AT TRIAL
Daughter of Millionaire Yachtsman
Accuses Husband Of Misconduct
with Many Woven Well
Known Socially

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 22.--Sensa-
tional facts of the suit begun by Mrs
Sophie Thomas Remington against heI
husband, DR.. Arthur Hart Remington
about two months ago, are now leak
ing out.
Secrecy has shrouded the suit since
1t was filed in the common pleas court
Even the grounds for the application
for divorce were kept quiet.
1t now becomes known that Mrs.
Remington charged her husband with
being unfaithful to her and named sew
eral well known society women as CO.
respondents.
DR.. Remington, moreover, has deter
mined to fight the suit vigorously and
has asked for a jury trial instead of
the usual hearing before a master.
From Seattle DR.. Remington is direct
ing his lawyers to fight the case to the
limit. He says he has legal defense
to every charge that Mrs. Remington
made in her libel in divorce. The writ
ten agreement, which he says permitted
him to do as he pleased, will be offered
to show that Mrs. Remington condoned
any offenses that may have been COM
mitted.
Mrs. Remington is the daughter Of
George c. Thomas, the millionaire
yachtsman, philanthropist and church
man. She is a. sister of Leonard
Thomas, at one time connected with the
American embassy In Rome as second
secretary.
DR.. Remington, who is now building
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-23

efficient chairman of the sports COM
mittee, of which G. F. Bradley of Ham
burgers was secretary. e. H. VIII
liams, starter; c. w. Taylor, clerk OF
the course, and A. Deprez and 1. A.
Leighley, judges.
The crowd was a good-natured one
throughout the day. Compliments on
trio were heard on every hand. There
was no disorder of any sort here. No
arrests were made during the day.
Many visitors expressed their joy to
find that the town was devoid of sa-
looms.
Minor Accidents
An incident of the day was the slight
injury of a Los Angeles woman and her
departure for home unaccompanied by
her husband. Mrs. Anita Berry, while
reposing on the beach, cut her left arm
and the wound threatened to prove Sc
rious. Unable to find her husband, Mrs.
Berry took a car for Los Angeles. Her
husband returned a little later, was in
formed of what she had done and
board the next Electric car for home.
Frank Covert, young man, was
seized with cramps while bathing and
had to be carried ashore by the life
guards. When stricken Covert was
swimming out to assist Miss Clara
Maxim, who he thought was in peril.
She was not in danger, however, and
swan ashore.
A fog and heavy ground swell made
boating rather unpopular with the vis-
itors.
The members Of the executive COM
mittee which planned the outing and
carried the plans out so successfully
are as follows:
e. w. Lewis, chairman; II. D. Perry,
secretary; Emma Burgmann, treasur-
er; R. s. Mackey, J. M. Hale & Co.; I.
Leighley, Steele, Faris & Walker; Miss
NJ. d. Wiseman, New York Cloak and
Suit House; A. B. Stanley, Bullock's;
Miss M. Knoch, J. r. Lane C Co.; Mr..
Wilson, Blackstone's; C. B. Leavells.
Boston Store; Miss B. McMartin, Jaco-
by Bros; C. w. Taylor, Hamburger 8;
Miss D. Morgan, Vile de Paris; Mrs.
Beeman, Beeman & Hendee; r, D.
Ravenscraft, Broadway; c. M. Staub,
Staub Shoe Co.; Mr.. Weatherby,
Weatherby Keyser; Mr.. Allen, Coulter
Dry Goods Co.. Mr.. Wood, Wood Bros.
The clerks general committee will
follow up the effect of the picnic by an
active campaign for early closing, call
ing upon every retail merchant in Los
Angeles. This campaign will be carried
on, they state, until the movement is
general. The general committee will
circulate petitions appealing to citizens
in all parts of the city and county.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-23
AERIALISTS INDICATE
IMAGINATION OF POET
J. T. Trowbrldge's Humorous Proph-
ecy Voiced In DARIUS Green"
Not So Funny as 1t
Once Was

ARLINGTON, Mass, Aug. 22.-Con-
f1dence by the Wright brothers. A. NJ.
Herring and others that aerial naviga-
ton is no longer experimental gives
particular interest to the prophecy
written by John Il. Trowbridge more
than forty years ago in the popular
poem of Darius Green and His Flying
Machine"
Happily Mr.. Trowbridge has lived to
see the fulfillment of what he de-
scrlbed in humorous verse. II wrote
the Darius Green poem about 1867" he
said 1T had simply occurred to me
and l found myself writing with, little
effort something that readers found
comic. have always taken an inter-
est In the subject, but at the time had
no serious intention of prophecy. be-
lieved then, however. that flying ma
chimes would be perfected"
This was Darius Green's philosophy
of aerial navigation, as Mr.. Trow-
bridges poem quoted 1t:
Birds fly.
An why can't II
Must we give in
Says he with a grin,
"'T the bluebird an phoebe
Are smarter'n we be7
Test fold our hand an see the swaller,
An blackbird an catbird beat us holler7
Does the leetle chatterin' sassy wren
No biggern my thumb, know more than
men3
Jest show me that
Err prove t the bat
Hez got more brains than's in my hat,
An I'll back down an not till then"
These lines are regarded as express
ing the aspira' ons of flying machine
enthusiasts.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-23
MRS. SAGE HUNTING
FOR FAMILY TREE
Mlllionalres Widow Sends Agents to
Europe to Dig into Records
In Quest for AM
cestcrs

NEW YORK, Aug. 22-Mrs. Russell
Sage has sent an agent to Europe with
instructions to learn all that is possible
about the ancestors of both Mrs. Sage
and her late husband. Miss Mary Til
linghast, an artist, has been selected
to do the work.
In the case of Mrs. Sage, certainly
Miss Tillinghast has good basis for
her genealogical work. Mrs. Sage, be-
fore her marriage, was Margaret Olivia
Slocum of Syracuse, daughter Of Jo-
seph Slocum.
On her fathers side she was the
eighth descendant Of Miles Srandish.
Miles was no nobleman. his memory
having come down to these days more
through the picturesqueness with which
he was invested by Longfellow than
through any great personal attributes.
On the maternal side Mrs. Sage's
lineage-in this country, at least-goes
back to a. certain Col. Henry Pierson
of Sag Harbor, who probably deserves
more fame than he has. since 1t was he
who founded the public school system
of America in the year 1887.
Not much is known-publicly, at
least--of the descent of Russell Sage.
See ad. of Lundeen for homes on
page 3, part Nv.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-23

Catarrh is not only dangerous. but 1t
causes bad breath. liberation. death and
decay Of bones. loss of thinking and reason
ing power. kills ambition and energy, often
causes loss of appetite, indigestion, dys-
pepsia, raw throat and consumption. 1t
needs attention at once Cure it with CAUSE
Catarrh Cure. 1t is a quick. radical per-
manent cure, because 1t rids the system OF
the poisonous germs that cause catarrh
In order to prove to all who are suffering
from this dangerous and loathsome disease
that CAUSE Catarrh Cure will actually cure
any case OF catarrh quickly. no matter how
long standing or how bad I will send a
trial package by mail free Of all cost. Send
us your name and address today and the
treatment win be Gent you By return mail
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-23

up practice in Seattle, is member of
the Racquet. University and Philadel-
phia Cricket clubs.
1t was only short time after the
couple were married that rumors of
their unhappiness began to be heard.
These reports continued until the d.
vorce proceedings were announced.
Since the divorce suit was begun Mrs.
Remington has gone to Europe.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-23

Sce ad. of Lundeen for homes on
page 3. part ~.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-23

Try It'll 1t will positively cure so that 20
will be welcomed instead of Stunned b
your friends c. b.. GAUSS, 2o40 Main St
Marshall. Mich. Fill out coupon below.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-23

grMaz ..aax o. coon nrrwps
!" kNoM US FoR BEsT VALUE
al - 2IMGE lass. -
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-23

See ad. of Lundeen for homes on
page 8, part w.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-10
FOR "SQUARE DEAL"

The common people, Of whom there
are so many, cannot fail to be i'm
pressed with what Mr.. Taft said to the
lawyers in his recent address. A law
yer himself, and believer in the i'm
portance of law and the courts of JUS
tice, he does not hesitate to stamp
with his disapproval the growing ex-
pense attendant on litigation and the
exasperating delays that discourage
the poor man who would seek redress
for real wrongs. Taft believes in
square treatment for everybody, and
looking at matters with a judicial
mind and temperament he will, as
President, not only talk about it, but
he will act it. The remedy for exist
ing troubles in connection with the
law is not easily found, or if found
cannot readily be applied. 1t will take
long time to bring about the reform
which Mr.. Taft advocates and which
everybody knows is necessary, be-
cause Offences gilded hand" will con,
tinue to 'shove by justice" so long as
there is gold to gid the hands Of those
who would suffer if justice were really
melted out to them.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-10

pense. She had been removed to her
home late on the night of the hold
up" as the newspapers felt justified in
calling it He did not go to his office
the next day nor the next. but haunt
ed her door. sleepiess. nervous. held
close by dread. A dozen times at least
he sought admittance to her room. but
was always turned away. cursing the
doctor and the nurses for their inter
ference.
His worst fear, however. was that
his wife would not forgive him. Not
the dread of exposure nor his own
shame or remorse. not even the pun
ishment that the law might intlict.
could be compared to the fear of what
might be her lifelong hatred lie
grew to feel that the doctor, the
nurses. the servants, looked upon him
with strange. unfriendly though re-
spectful eyes. In his heart he believed
that his wife had cursed him in their
presence. laying bare his part in the
unhappy transaction.
At last the suspense became unbear-
able. He had noticed a slight change
in James manner and at once attrib-
uted Ii TO something his wife had
said. for Jane had been allowed in the
sick room. The discovery that she
was not his child had not as Yet struck
deep into his understanding. In q
vague sort of way he realized that she
was different, now that he knew. but
1t was impossible for him to consider
her in any other light than that OF the
years gone by. The time would come
when the full realization would cut
into his heart more deeply than now
but at present a calamity of his own
making was forcing all other troubles
into the background. His greatest de
sire was to reach his wife's side. tc
know the worst that could come of his
suit for forgiveness.
The evening of the second day ht
swore that he would see her-and
alone. They admitted him, and ht
entered trembling in every nerve. Sht
was lying. white and haggard, In hel
| bed, her back toward him. He paused
for an instant and was certain that hs
saw her shudder violently. 1t wa:
significant She feared and loathet
him.
''Is it you, David?" he heard her ash
weakly. AT last! Oh, l was afrait
that something had happened to you
| That
He threw himself on his knees be
side the bed and wept with all thu
pent up bitterness and misery that wa
In him-and still he was afraid T.
speak to her. Not a word left his lip
until he felt her hand in his hair
tender, timid hand. 1t was then tina
he began pouring forth his cry for for
giveness. With a groan he checke,
her own appeal for mercy.
1--WE can talk about Jane anothe
time, not now" he cried. Il mus