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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-19
Horre(ponoance
Sra 8ilmut, g. 9af.

Mon0ag 6e1 8be @opbr. bar set
@r. Eeter @brilteniens og @lttrrs
Splpbrpll1p, og 9aniferne berom=
firing baboe 6erfor BEL tenrt at ober=
roife 0em pnn 6enne @eitt6s0og. Sg
iaa 1tille gtf set til, at ga Sc fom /
Slot og 6plge, bel 20 @og11e> traf
Sc Eeter Gbriitenien 110e at fobre
fine @btn. 9u fan 1aa Sen fer1te
&ogu oDer 8affen> iaa fam bel eftcr
Sen, men te11fte life pi6ere ODER set;
men ser fom enon11 en og ioo Dele
&effer1, og fdrlt gtf ban as @11iet
til, fioen leb ban, ga set gif op'for
ban1, bpo0 ser bar paa 6Groe. SIT
ltr1en git / Suiet / tit @peroagStpi;
FUN fit I'LL traplt n1e0 at flrOc Jig
ONT. 0g n1 gif set 10 meo 2pfpnif-
ninger, og btllige &Gnoer tog fat %
fit 8oroet beffet, og loa git set lpS
meo Saler og Songe. Ceres 9prn
er ollie muiifalife> og Sc gap mango
Nun1re til6e0 lte. Sra 9uniferne
%operraftes Beter @briitenien og &n=
ltru ct imuft Selpierptce me6 ST.
ifriptio1: Sill Min6e fra @enner".
bpi1fet operroftes Sem al g. S. &e-
ter len. paa 6oriamlingens Gegnc.
9erefter r%p6oe0es Stuen for Mgbler,
og mi gift set Igs meo Cams og
Gang, pg ii0en, ga man blep tret al
set, meo 2ege iom uSfGre Sabre" og
Ser. brGn0er Ell SSl6", og set bar
ilet life iaa ti6ltg, ga enbper git
til lit meb Min6et ON en- bpggelig
|Sib.
&jere genner, loo os babe mango
ioo0anne Sammenfomiter; Set itpr=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-19
fer % bcparer Sammenboloet incl
lenr os og tillige minoer ON bort
fiure 6rorclon0, set lille 0anmarf.
&orre j Sc II t.
Ntinocr fra Marbns-9 ascn.

Gco oeu Donif=omerifmife Gelt
Morbus bleo ser, iom &c pco, lope1
l1pglc mcgct lmagfulOe gmblemer
Dugens NuleOring; ltgeleoes bler
Ser trpft 11ogle in11ffe Hrogrammer,
sllt blep uoiolgt tioligt paa 9age1.
Monge al bore 2an0mano nal
m%isfornpieoe bermc0, 0a Sc ale p1-
lfe0e at fan ct.
81 far liben facet labet bau0e
Gmblemer og Brgrammer.
Mf oen1 CT Ser en0nl1 nogle til
Salgt zoe for begge. Srtmerfer
mo0tages.
Iooes ira Gaalf Mmerifanif Gel
ifob.
aorl &c otbieen II, &asierer,
Seaport, g. S.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-19
@ppr Der ifal iparcs.

Sen ameriton}fe Matipn er Ell al
be melt p0lle i 8eroen, og Set bar lite
OF pente, at 6ets M0miniltrotion full
De oanne nogen l1notagelie / 6enne
9enieen6e. Set bar 0a o9ioa bilt
fig, at SEN Mangel paa 3fonomi,
Der gaar i Spang / &egieringsfonto~
rer1e / neutrality-suspicious., oper.
eoor olle @%rGuoier. 9ette giper Jig
noonlig %tilfjc11oe pc0 Snotigb al
Esonenoigbeo5artifler til &ontorbol6
.. lign., Ser biotil er foregoaet ol6e-
les planlsit, iaoleoes at ollie 9epar~
trmenter ierge0e for Jig ielo / BEN
seefntng, bDorpeo fremfom Sen @ar-
fdigbeo, at set enc Departement fun
Sc fomne til at betale mere ems set
6obbelte for 0cn lamme 8are bos sen
famme 2cperanoer, og Ell 6ubrifant
al en- be1ten,t &are bar pe6 2epering
at 6enne til forlfiellige 0epartemen=
ter babt en- Gortienelte, Ser pariere6e
fra 0 til 1913 psf. Sill forifiellige
.$i6er bar Ser beret giort Sorigg paa
at taa organiieret ct Sn6fiebsbureau>
fra boilfet oIle OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
u6lebereoes til 9epartementerne Ell
ter Sr6re fra oisie. Men ferit MI
fDnes bette at futile Ipffes, i6et &e=
pr eientontbulets @enillingsfomitcs
Gormano, Minneiotomonoen Sotp=
nep, / 6enne Gio arbei6er poo ct Sob
forlag ON Oprettelle al ct iaooant
Bureau, og ban bar SPITE ON til
1treffelig @tstte til at foo Set giel1=
ne1nfgrt. Hau Sen Maa6e bentes set,
at Ser bill funne ipores ca. 1 Million
Dollars aarlig for Statsfusien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-19
= On gomruel @on0efone bleo

= On gamruel 8onOefone bleb
o%lporlig ipg> og 2egelr bleD bentet.
u@er / oenne Eole bar ieg 100
Collars &r. 9oftor," iag0e 8on6e1,
lom por en- pelitaaen0e Man0, uog
enten De tager 2ipet al benDe eller
belbre0er ben0e, ifal De babe Ben=
gene. ST. Ri enige ON 6et?"
uSSabel," ipare6e Doftoren.
&utienten 0boe, og nogle Maane-
Ser efter fom 9oftoren og forlangte
Sc 100 Collars.
rSScg ltaar be0 NIT Or6," iog6e
9onoen, men fprlt mao De ipare
mig paa to 9pprgsmaal. &og Sc
2ipet at min Goue?"
uMei, bepare % bel, set gior6e
ieg ia11oulig life"
r2eito hc0rc! Gclbre6eoe Sc ben0e
Eo2"
uMci:"
uSa, ba mao leg 6esberre lige, at
jeg life fan gipe Sem Bengene, .efter
iom 9e life bar opfpl6t nogem al 8,
ltillehe 8%etingelier."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-19
Mopiebelt iom 8usiemaub.

Ser bar / ben lenere 5i6 b9ret e11=
BEL Sale om, at @fs=Hreiioent &ooie=
.pelt bil6e benoe tilbage fra Mfrifa
'fterfere og frpgteligere ems nogel1=
finoe fpr og faite Jig ino / &olitifc11
ssne6 friife &rpter lom &an0i6at for
Breii6ent be6 Sc fommen6e &olg.
Sfignt Ser neppe er nogen Gano-
fDnligbeo for ct ban omgaoes B1a=
,1er af SEN Mrt, er Muligbe6en for
set bog tillteoc> og Set fan life neg-
tes> at 6enne Weuligbe6 bar itillet
ben almin6elige Opfattelle al &ooie-
belt / en- noget c%jen0ommelig 8elps=
ming. Ser er ingen @run6. til al
antage, at @relioent Saft tenfer pao
/ 11ogen beienlig @rao at afpige fra
ben Politif, iom &ooiebelt gab @n:
btSning paa UNDER iin M6miniftra'
ton. Sum er bans 6remgangsmoa.
Ser al en- blibere Mrt e16 bans 6or.
gen9ers; bpor. 6enne pilfeoe mel
@forpioner og Sbgber, bruger Saf
Sem b1cAe Bilcpaan6 for at 6rip'
Gaarelc i1o / lin sti. 0g at man
ge CT ban 6erfor blcoen opfattet ion
Ell temmelig beg Natltr, Ser bar lie
at ifremme bort fra Sc @eie, Jon
@ooiebelt bab6e anbiit bam, ga bo1
l1opegeoe bam iom fin @fterfelger
Ser er ingen @rnn6 til at mistenf
BAN for noget iaa6ant: bpo6 maj
btbtil far iet al bans M6miniitrotio1
og 6orbol6 til SEN lopgtpen6e Mog
tDoer fife paa, at fan ri lo6e fl
true Bort fra fin Sci. Men gonif
,1rimeligt er oct fife, at Fan into
bar i1noo at la6e Solf al mo6iott
M~n1fueller bloc, at ban bor Moole
belt ifiult fom en- Srumf / 8ogboan
1en, Der fan ipilles us, bbis SEN al,
SEN Bart lite bill untaffe ret".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-19
re,oe Miniiteriltll ST st SITE

ret1oe Wainiiteri,lm pl SCI BITE fig
troos olle Goriifringer ON set
mooiatte at 6et, er ct rent, %
fert p~arlnmentariif Miniiterillm.
gelgerre draa 90 tufgigre Mini1teri-
etS Sfiabne. 9e ffaI beitemme sen
politife &etning og BETS Stprelie.
S iamme 9ieblif ct SIertaI ! bette
cling beitrtoer Miniiteriets Beretti-
gelie til at le6e 9an6ets Stprelie,
oil @pgrgSmaalet 6erfor blipe fore
lagt 89lgerne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-19
Oct npe mini(teriums
program.
&issret for Mlberti & g.?

Sen 8. Nopbr. bol0tes set fprlte
Golfetingsmpbe effer set npe Miniite>
RUNS Si%ltre6elie. &onieilsprpii=
6ent Sable tog ltrafs 9r0et og trent
iatte @inilteriets Yrogram / en- Sale
mes fplge110e @ope0inobol6:
&elgerne er Sen gperite Dom toll.
Minil teriet er bel oa>1net u0eluffenoe
paa set ro6ifale Genltre> men bill ba=
be 6oltets 9gre og 6rengang til
Maal. Oct ser loa for fgrit bar
ll0rensningen efter Mlberti. Oct BE-
roeoe paa Glertallet / bette 6olfeting,
ON ser lfuloe relies 9}igsretstiltole
mo0 Mlberti, S. 6. @briltenien og
Sigur0 @erg. Som 6orbol0ene far
l1opiflet Jig, bpr Observation-Disclosures
til &igSretstiltale / fife / % e.
B t t inges / 81 II =
penoel e. 9ette moa olle erfjenoe.
Set nloa 6erfor / bpert Sal6 fgrlt
bero poa 6lertallet t 0ette Sing, o1n
Ser ifol relies &igsretstiltole mos
Mlberti og mos Sen Man6, ser ion1
Sl1oenrigsminilter bap6e SEN gberitc
SillDn meO 6parefaslerne, mems Ml=
berti tpmte en- al Sem, og moo SEN
Man0, Ser iom 6inansminiiter gior=
0e lt6laanet al Sc 1R Mill. ST.. San
pil0e intet 11Otale ON, bborpiot 6is1e
Mnn0 bil0e blipe 0gmte eller fri
fienote. San bep0er 6erimo6, at ser
bliper life SO og Srogbe0 / 2onoet>
fgr oisie 6orbol0 er retslig l1n0er=
lpgte og pooogmte.
@inilteriet tilitreber en- &olg=
freosoroning, ser life foreger GaIg=
fre6i enes Mntol mere er0 az oIut npo=
benoigt.
&ao Militnrlagen bill M1inilteriet
frgDe Sparlonmeligbeb inoen for
0obens @rGn0i er. = SON 110tolte lig
life 6irefte ONT, bborpi6t Minilteriet
pil0e g%iennelnfgre 6ori barslopene
loaleoes iom Sc 11plig er he6tagre al
@igsoogen og unoerifrepne al &on=
gen. Men babe ban og 6inansmi=
hitter @bpor0 8ran0es far fpr uo-
talt, at Mintlteriet ogter at q r c
orpar3Iopen us i2ipet
/ 6ori taoel len al, at Sou er 2ob. Sg
&egieringen ogter life = 81. a. foroi
Set moo oniees for uigiennemfprligt
= at gipre Torlgg pao at fao foron=
0ret 6isle 2ope. 9erilnoo fan Set
naturligbis fife unogoaes, at 2psnin=
gen al oe Spgaper, GorlDarslobene
ltiller &egjeringen operfor, / noge11
@rao paapirfes al SEN poerjt banife=
lige gfonomiife Situation. @enne
manner paa ale Omraa0er til 6en
iterite Sparlombe6> og 6oriporslobe=
ne fan fife nn0toges fra, bbo6 Ser
Der bliber &egel = &egieringen fgler
10 heller life ierlig Srong til ae gjgre
l(notogelle for oisle 2opes @e0fom-
mcn6e.
Minilteren llutteoe mes at 116tole:
Dette Minilterium fan life = me0
minore Sc politilfe 6orbol0 noget
Gl1ores - optoge Ell &anrppolitii
poo ST. rfotl1ingsipdrgsmaalet, mer
Minilteriet 6eler fl1lot 110 Sc Son=
fer, Ser CT neologt / @runolobsnn=
oringsforllaget, iom ct in6bragt
S1nget al BET raoifalc 8enitre. Set
te Sorllogs Sfjebne og an6re 8ro-
gromforilog, iom ptl blipe in6brog1
Der Singet, bil forboobenlig tjene
til at flare Sc politiife 6orboIo oq
treffe 2inierne ltnrfere op, ioo Ser
nuparenoe Sorpirring og 0plgsninq
maa bige for 1terfere og mere 11o.
pr@geoe %ortiforbolo. @elgerne pit.
fer 6ette.
Naar ri fomlner til ct @alg, far
Mtniiteriet life iige / Bette gieblif
Sum itoar Bette fait: / fommc aiehIi'
let Slertol iomler fig mos Set nanr
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-19
UeiIe bil LET fl,11te op11aae8 1neo e,
gogn ser ct 6obbelt elIer tie Wonge

saSSE
..Mile bil let fli11lte opnnae8 tneo Ell
igogn ser ct b6bbelt eIIer tie Bange
iaa flor.
Scrub for 0ppisningen bar Ser
foretaget afiluttenoe Sorigg i s
Tiger. Set er @egieringen / Snoten,
iom bar laoet 5origgene ll6fere for
fin &egntng, for ON muligt 6erbeb at
finoe en- billigere Metbooe for Sern-
baneanlag. Dt bar piit fig, at life
Blot oil Mnlggget blipe forbapienoe
billtgt, men ogiaa Driftsomfoitnin-
ger1e bill blipe iterft re6ucereoe.
5pprgSmaalet ON @prolfopets
gpne til Nat ballancere @ognen peo
ulige 8or0eling al 2aiten blep til
fre0sittllen6e beiparet pe6, at iamtli=
sc &asiagerer anbragtes / 8ognens
enc SIDE, og set bite Zig 0a, at 0en=
ne SIDE, laa lmgt fra at fomme la
bere en6 SEN tomne, tpert imo6 rel
lte Jig beiere ems 6enne, ga @yroifo=
pet ipgte at opballancere Sen mong=
len6e 8Dr6e automatic.
2iot ltbpggelig er ielofplgelig
Sanfen ON, at @Droifopet lful6e tree
Sc uo al @irfi ombe0 al Ell eller an=
on0en @runo UNDER Sarten. &por
flor ltlpffen ga bil6e blipe> tom til
at bero paa bpor bpit Sfinnen bar
onbragt ODER Sor6en paa nlpfteSlte<
set. Men / bpert Talo er SSernbane=
1lptfer 10 life felt ufienote beo Set
gamle 9obbeltifinne=8rtnctp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-19
bar miIiggiort uogiDeIien 4 e
8ragtbprf, iom ii ale tan % bgr

BAT m,,liggiort uogiDeIien ii 4
8ragtpprff, iom ii ole Tan % bgr
bore itolt af.
yDanife / Mmerifa" er trDft paa
flint &apir, og bringer foruoen en-
Mengoe 8%ortratter al fien6te Me1o
% &pin0er, al &irfer og sfoler m.
my ct Snobol6 at rige Minoer, Ser
buroe giemmes at ollie, Ser bar
SntereSie for, bbao bort Golf, Dor
Nation bar Doet iom lin Sfiarb til
bette itore 2an6, Ri er iaa itolte al at
foloe bort. Set glaoer mig oerfor at
onbefale v9anife Mmerifa" til allie.
@nbber oil bore gla6 be6 at eie bette
8erf> Ser er al flor @er6i MI, men
bliper at iterre @er6 for bpert Mar,
ser gaar! 81 enifer og baober, at
nogtperen maa bgite ct go6t finan-
ctelt uobptte for set iber6ige, utret=
telige Mrbei6e, Fan bar ne6lagt / Oct
te Soretagen6e:
ST. 6. Me1manr, Chicago, ti6li=
gere Ell uf Sc beoit fienote 9anife /
ct. &aul og Mtnneapolis> friber i
ct 8rep til n6giberen:
v&iere &osmusi en-!
Set gleoer mig at bere> at uDan=
1fe Nmertfa" gaar go0t, og oct gl9=
Der mig mere emo gu tror, foroi ieg
iom bar fien6t Dig iaa lenge> beo
at oct er SIT @iertes Barn og blep
til Dit 2ips @rbei6e. Seq be6> at
9ine Snteresier gift alti6 / SEN Met=
ming og, at gu iaa frema6 til Sen
Sag, ga 9m fun6e realiiere Sen
Sanfe. Men SEN Sag peo ri life,
fi9re &asmuSien, ON nogenitn6e bar
fommen, bbis gu life iao bopeo=
fuloS bar blepen itDrtet in6 / @agen
for at nn6gaa, at alt Sit opipare6e
Materiale 1f1l6e blebet ber6ilpit
iamt for at unogaa> at set lful6e fall
6e / &en6erne poa @on6aler og So
noranter -
~@po6 ieloe @erfet angaar> iaa
ttlla6 mig efter at babe giennem=
gaaet f6rite 8in6 at n6tale min Tor=
babielie ODER set folosial Mrbeior
Der er blebet uof6rt.
IS @irfeligbeoen bap6e ieg, r1ar-
nreit pe1tet EN- noge1tlun6e u6fprltg
:Soonobog, fpeffet me6 itatiltilfe Sp=
lpSninger, mere eller minore fieoe=
lige, og leg maa t%illtaa, at ieg blep
bebogeligt operraifet ODER 6em Meng~
oe liplige og i~nteresiante @fil6ringer
al Soft og 6orbol6> iom ieg fun6t /
ferite @ino al ~9mffe / Mmerifa",
og SEN Smbu og @run6igbe6> bpor=
meo ct iaa pel6igt Materiale, iamlet
fra ioo mango og ipre6te &il6er, er
logt tilrette for 2aieren> og leg .tager
min Sat at for Sen Sber6igbe6>
S1io og &ierligbe6 til Spgaben, Ser
bar formaaet at ifabe ct @erf iom
uGunife / Mmerifo", ser poo en iou
inntf og fpl6i9 Maa6e gier reoe for
bort Golfs Sero paa 6enne SIDE ST.
lanterbobet / Sc ii6fte 300 Mar.
~@nbOer rettenfen6e, Intelligent
oanif Mmerifaner n1an gnIfe bette
Gerf &el6 og Sremgong, og set
oanif-amerifanife Stem, bbor uDan=
ife / Mmerifa" life fi16es> fiber al
en- meget Deienlig Mangel.
~0m noget / @erfet fu116e bore
onoerle0es og be6re, peo ieg life;
leg bar fife iegt efter 5foponfer.
Men Ser finoes bel neppe set @erf
nogibet. en6nu> fom l16giperen life
NOT fun6e fin6e noget l. iom bon fun
Sc pnife anoerle6es og bil6e forano-p.
ON ban fful6e gigre set ON ---"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-19

- 3atteren: uMo6er, @penoien
betrogter mig uopb6rlgt. @ba6 ifal
leg %gjere?"
Mooeren: uDu maa rg6me."
3atteren: uMen leg fan life"
Mo6erer1: n5aa tnnf paa 11oget,
iom faar Dig til at re6me!"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-04
Oqden Briefs.

The advance sale of Mrs Wigs of the
Cabbage Patch" indicates that the COM
edy will be greeted by q great house at
the Grand tonight
A meeting Of the City Improvement
league was called to meet at the Weber
club last night, but as there was no quo
rum present no business was transacted.
William Chapple. Jr.. a popular street
car conductor, was operated upon sue
cessfully for appendicitis at the Ogden
general hospital Tuesday night. DR.. r. s.
Joyce and DIT. Edward Rich performing
the operation.
The veteran hremen of ogden gave
their annual ball last evening. The Royal
dancing academy was the place and
everything connected with the affair was
in the style OF ''ye olden tymes." 1t was
one of the big successes Of the Orgsniza-
ton.
Verna y, the infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Hyrum Ray, died at the family
home in South Weber Tuesday and will
be buried from the South Weber meet
ing house at II o'clock Thursday morn
ing.
Toby Summers was arrested last night
by Officer Vance on complaint of Henry
Larson. tie was out with Larson and
when the latter pulled out his pocketbook
to pay for a bottle of beer Summers
grabbed the pocketbook and ran. He is
now in the city Jail, and a specific charge
will be made against him this morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-04
ATTENDS YALE SMOKER,

Washington March 3.-"I- feel in all nv
bones and nerves the disposition to make
good, declared President-elect Taft TO-
night in addressing about 200 Yale alumni
at their smoker. I hope with nerve 10
be able to stand just criticism and to i'm
prove by it, and not to care a durn' for
unjust criticism"
The appearance of Mr.. Taft was the
signal for long applause, followed by a
rousing college cheer.
The spirit of Yale he said. "is the
spirit of democracy. every man doing his
best, and If he does this. having the
support of every other Yale man. that is
all 7 ask for"
lie was greeted with loud shouts Of
no when he said there had been many
Yale men before him who would have
been able TO fill with more credit than
himself the office upon which he is about
to enter.
MANY circumstances have worked to-
gether to place me where am he said
There is much luck in the coming of
opportunities to men. I am glad. how
ever. that 1 have drawn a lucky number
/ am about to enter upon one of the most
perilouS journeys any man of our coun-
try can enter upon. Great Obstacles can
be met by the observance of common
sense courage, the sense of proportion
and the absence of swell headisIn. which
principles are inculcated at Yale. The dis
arises will accomplish what ought to be
done. A man ought rot to put himself in
the attitude of fearing these difficulties,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-04
CEREMONIES DEPEND
UPON THE WEATHER
Continued from Page 1.

Taft is proud member. had their IN
nlngs with the president-elect this after
noon He drove down town. met them
IN the rain and proceeded to the historic
steps OF the navy department building
Where all posed for a group picture. Al
er dinner Mr.. Taft found time to 90 TO
the Willard hotel for d few minutes to
be cheered by nis DID classmates. WIN
were holding a Yale smoker
The news of the day so far as appoin4-
ments were concerned was summed m in
the statement by Mr.. Taft that Beekrnan
winthrop, who recently declined the posi-
ton of the assistant secretary of state
mad accepted the second place in the navy,
department
Former Governor Myron T. Herrick of
ONO, who declined to be considered for
the position OF secretary of the treasury
also refused 20 become an ambassaco-
1t was desired that Mr.. HerTicl should
go to Rome in place of Mr.. Griscom.
Judge Van Fleet of the federal bench
IN San Francisco was presented to Mr.
Taft by Representative Mckinley of Cal
ifornia
Governor Hughes of New York was also
q caller
Willis Moore. chief of the United States
weather bureau. notified Mr.. Taft that the
weather tomorrow would he clear and
cold. This was received with apprecia-
ton in view of the steady downpour dur
ing the evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-04
BIG GROCERY
HOUSE IN OGDEN
Wholesale Business With Cap
italization of 100000 Is
Now Assured.
LOCATION DECIDED UPON
FiVE-STORV WAREHOUSE TO BE
LEASED VERY SOON.

A great wholesale grocery house Yith
q capital Of $4,000 for Ogden is an as
sured fact. The large five-story ware
house formerly used by the John Scow-
croft Sons company is to be leased for a
long term of years. vita an option to
buy. Within two months the five floors
of the building are to be packed with
groceries, and before the close of the
season, it is asserted, 100 persons will
be in the employ of the new concern,
and the whole field formerly covered by
the travelling statesmen Of the Scowcroft
company will be visited by the repre-
sentatives Of the new concern.
Joseph Scowcroft, president of the
present ScOwcrOft wholesale firm, said
the deal for the lease and purchase of
the large warehouse was on. and that
the formation of the new firm was well
under way. but he was not in a position
to give out the details. The SCowCrofts
recently abandoned the wholesale grocery
business altogether. and since they have
tions, greatly charging their business in
these lines.
it is now iutimated that some of the
Scowcroft brothers are TO take an active
interest in the new wholesale grocery
business, but this report cannot be con-
frmed at this time. 1t is certain that
local capitalists are largely interested in
the new venture. and il Is asserted that
the business is TO be carried on on such
a broad scale and 50 aggressively that
the new company viii soon be recognized
as an important factor in the wholesale
business Of the intermountain country.
The large five-stOry warehouse is so ad-
mirably located. just across Wall avenue
from the new ScOwcrOft building. in
which that firm is at present doing bust
ness, and right on the railroad TRACES.
that the possession of the building itself
gives the new firm big start.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-04
MORE OBJECTIONS.
Chamber of Commerce Is Against
Water Commission Bill.

THE chamber of commerce went on rec
ord again last night as in opposition to
the waterworks commission bill. and in
favor of the Des Moines bill After con-
siderable discussion Hyrum Belnap. w NJ
Bostaph and ". l. Russell we're appoint
ed a committee to go before the legisla-
ture and labor against the passage of
that bill and in favor of the Des Moines
bill
The community seems to be thoroughly
divided over the water commission bill
It is reported here that Representative
McCracken. who introduced the bill in the
house, IS now working to defeat it.
Horace s Foster was elected secretary
of the chamber of commerce in place of
o. A. Kennedy, who resigned some time
ago, but whose resignation was not ac-
copied until last night
A letter from the Commercial club traf-
fic bureau signed by c. A. Quigley, was
read 1t called upon the members to write
to their representatives in the legislature
to bring all possible influence to bear to
bring about the passage of the public ser
vice commission bill. The letter said that
the corporations had a powerful lobby at
work to defeat this measure. but as it was
for the good of all the people of the state.
it was the duty of all business men to
work for it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-04
HUNTSVILLE MAYOR HAS
RESIGNED FROM OFFICE
Mills LOfgTeen Can't Agree With
City Council and Declares a
Crisis Has Come.

Huntsville, Utah. is without mayor.
Mills LOfgreen. who was chosen head of
the city government at the last election.
resigned his Office Tuesday evening This
is the direct result of friction between
the mayor and the city council. Mayor
LOfgreen said last evening that he CON
sidered a crisis had been reached in the
affairs of the city. The coUncilmen. most
of them, he said paid no attention to
the rules.
Right from the start. he said. the coun-
ell had refused to work with him for the
benefit of the city. He found that he
had his hands tied. The ma iority over
rode his vetoes. The credit of the COM
munity was bad. No arrangements were
made Tor meeting the obligations of the
city. and he finally decided that the only
thing for him to DO was to resign.
1t is not known yet what step will be
taken to fill the vacancy. Two of the
councilmeu were in Ogden the day be-
fore looking for some man to serve as
city attorney, and this was taken to
mean that the administration was in z
snarl where legal advice vould be nee
esSaTV.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-04
Confidence of the People.

THE confidence that the common plain
people. including the wage-eaTners, have
had in Theodore Roosevelt as their rep
resen NATIVE and defender has been most
perfectly placed. for there never was
champion more sincere in support of their
real interests and vet there was never
friend franker in his statements to them
of the unpleasant truths that occasionally
they ought to be told. Mr.. Roosevelt I'M
derstands the plain people about as well
as Lincoln did shares their feelings and
gives accurate expression to them.
Hence, his marvellous hold upon the great
body of the people. which has continued
to exist in undiminished strength in spite
OF the criticism heard of him and his
methods in quarters more conspicuous
than really significant.
when the friction OF the last few
months shall be forgotten, when the mists
of momentary irritation shall have disap-
peared the greatness of Theodore Roose-
welt as president and leader of men in
one of the great moral movements of the
Country's history viii become clear to
everyone and he will take his place III
history with Washington and Lincoln