The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-25

, ing he was the guest of honor at din
ncr al the fort, returning TO the city
at II p. m. and retiring to rooms as
signed to him at a local hotel
Furry Among Ministers.
The president was joined here by
John Hays Hammond, the mining en-
gIneer and warm personal friend, who
will accompany him on the remainder
of his long trip.
The presidents visit to Salt Lake
has caused little furry OF excitement
among the Protestant ministers Tho
difficulty arose over the purpose of the
committee in charge to have the preSi
dent speak at the Mormon tabernacle
In this city on Sunday morning The
controversy did not 90 as far as a
formal protest. President Taft, in the
meantime, had suggested b. tele-
graph a change in the Sunday program
so as to allow his morning To be free
for rest and such religious worship
as he might choose. The suggested
change was agreed 10 late last night.
but after Senator Smoot boarded the
presidents train at Helper, Utah,
early this morning, the matter was ad-
justed by an arrangement of curtail-
the tabernacle In time to permit the
president to review living flag OF
school children and then proceed to
the little Unitarian church in this city
at IL a IN.
VIII Play Golf
President Taft will have a compara-
lively quiet day OF 1t tomorrow. with
long looked forward to game OF golf
He may devote some Of his time TO a
further consideration Of the BallinGer-
Plnchot matter. though he would not
discuss the subject In any of It's phases
today The president is 10 make his
conservation speech at Spokane on
Tuesday.
Mr.. Taft mado his principal speech
OF the day at Provo In it he said
II am delighted to be here and TO
receive what I know this to be-a
sincere and cordial reception. [ am
delighted TO be here in company with
your distinguished governor and also
10 meet your senators and your con
eressman at home You can not al
ways tell. yon know, when you see
senators and representatives In Wash
ington just how they size up at home.
and / am glad to be able to testify
that however they size up here, they
do size up most emphatically and well
in Washington.
I'VE hear often that one section or
another of a country Is occupying too
much space In Washington, Is WELD
Ing too much influence and Is getting
too many things of benefit TO the local
community which they represent. On
the whole. congress works out neces-
sarily a compromise. Consider what
Il Is that we are carrying on. Really.
wc have TO rub our eyes sometimes In
order 10 carry ourselres down TO
basis of fact and see exactly what II
is that We are doing In order to meus-
ure what VIC have accomplished by
way OF government by the people.
Take eighty OF ninety millions Of peo-
ple-lf / were speaking in the con-
Structiye east ! should say eighty. but
speaking I'm the imaginative west.
whose thoughts are elevated by the
mountains around and The clear air.
| Will say ninety. Now, In some way
or other we have 10 Interpret into con-
| trolling force the resultant united
opinion of that eighty or ninety mill
ions OF people and put lt Into govern
ment direction. Hence IT Is that we
have 20 make continuous compro-
misc. and each section has got 10 give
up something in order that other sec
tlons, themselves giving up something,
shall agree with thcm in the resultant
| legislation and tho resultant admins.
| tTation.
About Beet Sugar
Now. just for IN instance, because
/ always like TO deal With delicate sub.