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I e THE OGDEN STANDARD, OGDEN, UTAH, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 18, 1913.
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I NON-PARTISAN CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR-
COMMISSIONER
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I j MAYOR A. G. FELL.
I Mayor A. G. Fell is a non-1 commenced. In his platform
I partisan candidate for re-elec- e declares:
I tion. He has been a resident "I am for a good clean, pro-
j 0f Ogden for 40 years and gressivc, conservative, non
I practically all of his interests partisan administration and
I are here. His life has been an strict regulation not for a
I open book and his fellow citi- wide-open town.
I zens have had ample oppor- "I have made no promise,
I tunity to judge his general directly or indirectly, to any
I character. In his announce- one, and will make none
I ment as a candidate he declares "I stand for equal rights to
I that the matter of an ample J all, special privileges to none.
I water supply for Ogden City "If elected to the honorable
I is paramount. He says the ! and responsible office of may
I element of safety must not be or, my entire time will be de
I overlooked in building the voted to the duties of such
I South Fork dam and that ev- office, and my sole aim will
I ery detail must be approved be to promote the welfare of
I by engineers of recognized Ogden City in a broad sense."
I ability before the stiucture is Advertisement.
I
I JOHNSON REFUSES
$1,000 A WEEK JOB
Washington. Oct. 18 Walter John
eon has turned down a tneatrlcal en
gagement which would have netted
him $15,000 In ten weeks He was
made a proposition by the agent of a
booking firm to do a monologue turn
on a vaudeville circuit at $1000 per
week and a ten-week contract John
son did not as much as give the mat
ter consideration, but turned it down
flat, much to the surprise of the
axent, who argued that it was easy
money
All Johnson was to have done was
to speak about 115 words which would
have been written for him; but he
does not take kindly to anything that
si'.vors of the limelight, so he refused
Johnson is now in the same class of
ODodesty with Frank Baker and Hans
Wagner, both of whom had such of
fcrs. but have not accepted them.
Johnson insists that while he is play
ing ball he Is going to attend 6trictly
to business and that no sort of a
proposition can lure him on to the
stage Even Griffith would not have
objected to having Johnson pick up
this easy'monev but the agent found
it useless to waste his breath trying
to sign his contract
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Bishop William Iawrerice of Boston
has just completed the twentieth
year of his charge of the dioces of
Massachusetts. Sermons In hie. honor
were preached In all the Episcopal
churches of that state-
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ill fmrt. CITY TICKET OFFICE
EiH ffMjjy 25,4 Washington Ave.
gjg JQj&ZSAjjk PAUL L BEEMER,
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON AS
I GIVEN BY REV. RASSWEILER
The Lesson Text.
The Authorized Version
1 And the Lord spake unto M06es,
saying.
2 Send thou men. that they may
search the land of Canaan, which I
le unto the children of Israel, of
every tribe of their fatherp shall ye
send a man. every one a ruler among
them.
3 And Moses by the commandment
of the Lord sent them from the wil
derness of Paran, all thoe men wern
heads of th children of Israel.
25 And they returned from search
ing of the land after forty days
26 And they went and came to Mo
6es, and to Aaron and to all the con
grygatlon oT the children of Israf.
unto the wilderness of Paran. to Ka
deah; and brought back word unto
tbnn. and unt all the congregation,
and shewed them the fruit of the
land.
27 And thy told him, and said. We
came unto the land whither thou sent
est us and surely it flowoth with milk
ar'j honey; and this is the fruit of it
28 Nevertheless the people be
strong that dwell in the land, and the
cities are walled, and very great,
and moreover we saw the children of
Anak there.
29 The Amalckites dwell In the land
of the south, and the Hlttltes. and
the Jebusites. and the Amontea dwell
in the mountains; and the Canaanites
dwell by the sea, and by the coast of
Jordan.
30 And Caleb stilled the people be
fore Moses, and said. Let us go up
at once, and possess it for we arc
well able to overcome it
31 But the men that went up with
him said. We be not able to go up
against the people, for they arf
stronger than we.
32 And thv brought up an evil re
port of the land which the had
! searched unto the children of Israel
! saying. The land: through which We
I have gone to search it, is a land that
eateth up the inhabitants thereof; and
all the people that we saw in it are
men of a great stature
And there we saw the giants, the
I sons of Anak, which com1 of the gl
ants; and we were in our own sight
as grasshoppers, and so we were Ili
their sight
Golden Text If God is for us. who
is against us' Rom 8. 31.
It Is always so. The multitude?
on the road of all time, ever are on
the border of a better state The
man of vision sees man's estate as
it Is in the purposes of God, and de
clares to the near sighted hosts-
"You need not stay here in a wa
that is hard and drear Your destiny
Is yonder on the uplands of character
and attainment God has planned bet
ter things for you; a state where you
shall be free and everyone lord of his
own freehold his own master under
his own vine and fig tree' with no
slave driver over him and with no
destitution In your midst, where ail
shall live together as brothers In
peace and plenty There are heights
of moral attainment a holy land and
even a holy city that you can win
where all things base are cast down
and when in soul ma9tery each on
of you shall be secure In sobriet
chastity, honesty, and loving kind
ness. Fear not. God wills it. and
God s biddings are His enablings He
has planned this as the goal of Hia
whol creation, and all the forces ot
the universe are moving onward to
prepare the way before ou. This is
your true heritage declared by thu
seere of all time Enter into it
Then up rises Mr Near Sight. Mr
Hard Head. Mr. Practical. Mr. Lazy
Mr Hose Sense. Mr Great Lust, Mr
Low Lived Mr Little Faith. Mr Self
Will and Mr. Worldly Mind- This .s
a fine talk, but it is all hot air. This
Seer ha6 seen a pipe dream Thi
would bo a fine state of affaire oui
It Is Impossible There are too many
difficulties In the way What's the
use of trying It Isn't natural.
Thie state of brotherhood and uni
versal plenty justice and freedom
would be fine But I see great vest
ed intereets enthroned upon great
mountains of wealth The eat up
the land, and you can't help your
self
Justice would desirable But I see
the giants pull graft, and bribe en
trenched behind invulnerable walls el
corruption and special favors. You
cannot dislodge them
A white ribbon state is a fine idea,
but you can't work It I see great
walled castlee. yes whole cities walled
with saloons and dives And then"
saloonlsta and white slavers and
gamblers are giants of influence in
the land and have built high upon
mountains of gold It is impossible
to overthrow them.
Yes. these all are like giants In
their power and Influence We plain
citizens are as nothing before tbem
And tbey look down upon us as well
as If we were too small to notice.
We might oa well resign ourselves
to our servitude and return to our
tasks, content with a slave's portion
and submit cravenly to hiving our
bods and daughter taken from us to
ruin
Those moral uplands are beautiful
and fruitful, sun kissed and fragrant
but it Is Imposaible for us to reach
them The way to sobriety heights
and chastity mount is guarded by the
towering giants Lust and Folly, armed
with deadly spears of gold And
though the young climb painfully yet
In the end young mn "Ul be cast
flown and maidens captured as man
as they wish And even If we wer
to fight the beast in us would betray
us. It is not a natural place for ut.
The lowlands of Egypt should be our
home. Let us resign ourselves to
youth having Its fling, and humanlt
going to the devil
Mount Honesty Is a noble peak, but
utterly Impossible of ascent Fraudu
lent Crags barr your way. It is ire
possible to go straight You have
to swerve to get around them. And
then Giants Greed and Fear want
will push you Into the crooked path
that winds down to the slough of cor
ruption. Yes, the estate of goodness Is a
goodly state but tsJce It from us, the
council of this man of vision is fool
ishness We cannot possess It The
frtant sons of Old Man are too mant
and too much for us. Let us be con
tent to grovel here below. Let us
go back to the flesh pots of Egyptian
lost.
Awsy with this rlsloesry, this fan
atical reformer These upltfter3 are
only disturbing us for naugh' I hy
are upsetting political security, unset
t ling business, destroying our pace
of mind, and equanimity of conscience.
Stone them Away with them v -1
will not have them to lead us Let
us follow our own devices In the path
of leasr resistance
But here stand eternally. sturdy
Joshua Strong Faith, and Caleb Try
much, and they say, "We can. too. It
is an Insult to God to say that ho
has made us for this lowly condition
It is defamation of humanity to sav
that we must sta mean and base, and
wallow in sin It b a stigma upon
the race to say that we cannot im
prove our social condition and be rid
of oppreB8ion and exploitation and
lce
Of ourselveR we cannot do it But
with God's grace we can conquer Let
us depend upon the power that work
cth for righteousness and go forward
Let us attempt great things for God
and expect great things for God
And now when the people do try,
rhe Insist on doing It their own way,
In their own strength. God says, not
by this road, but round by the Jordan
road is the way of victory But no.
they will go up by the way of Self
Will, and they come back dofoatcd
But at last when people have learned
to follow God's councils difficulties
part and obstacles fall and giants flee
and men enter into their better heritage-
G. F RASSWEILER
in. in. my m be
FEDERAL ATTORNEY
William W Ray will be the next
United States district attorney for
Utah His appointment to this posi
tion was regarded as certain after
hi6 indorsements were forwarded
y eterday to the department of jus
tice After a conference yesterday Na
tional Committeeman W. R Wallace
and State Chairman Samuel R Thur
rran decided to forward to Washing
ton their recommendation of the im
mediate appointment of Mr. Ray for
United States district attorney He
had previously been indorsed by the
state committee of the Democratic
party, but power waa given the na
tional committeeman and the state
chairman to set aside the state com
mittee's indorsement if they should
choose to do so.
The indorsements of Mr Ray sent
to Attorne General J. C McReyn
c.ds yesterdav. Included those of the
state Democratic committee. State
Chairman Samuel R. Tburman, Na
tional Committeeman W R Wallace.
Judge O. W Powers, the last candi
date of the Democratic party for
United States senator; Mathonihah
Thomas and T D Johnson recently
candidates for congress. former
United States Senator Joseph L.
Rawlins former National Commit
teeman Frank K Nebeker, former
Slate Chairman Samuel A Kins: and
Judge Ferdinand Erickson, formerly
a candidate for congress In addi
tion. Mr Ray had the indorsement of
must of he prominent Democrats of
the state ano recommendations from
.lost of the leading members of the
brnch and bar of both parties
COMMISSIONERS OE
COUNTY ACT ON
ASSESSOR
The county commissioners met
yesterday afternoon in special ses
sion and adopted a resolution where
by they openly criticise the manner
in which County Assessor T. E.
Mathews manages his office.
The commissioners met in their
offices In the county building at 4
o'clock and Instructed the clerk to
spread the official call of the meet
ing on the minutes.
After the call of the meeting was
tead the board constructed the fol
lowing resolution, which was passed
and the meeting adjourned.
Whereas, it is the opinion of the
board of county commissioner! of
Weber county, state of Utah and
they so find that T E. Mathews, the
county assessor of Weber county,
state of Utab, is not fully, properly
and faithfully attending to and dis
cnarging the duties of his office, and
does not spend but a very small por
tion of bis time In his office, or out- l
side of his office in attending to the j
discharge and duties of his office,
and
"Whereas, it Is the opinion and
sense of the board of county com
missioners of Weber county, state
of Utah, that the services of a dep
uty or deputies In the assessor's of
fice of Weber county, state of Utah,
are not necessary' at the present
time for the prompt and faithful dis- ,
charge of the duties of the county
assessor of Weber county, state of
Utah:
"Therefore, be it resolved by the
board of county commissioners of I
Weber oounty, state of Utah, that
the salary of all deputy assessors
m Weber countv, state of Utab. be
and the same Is hereby discontinued
until the further order of th board
of county commissioners of Weber
county, state of Utah "
When Mr. Mathews was seen he
claimed he knew nothing of the
meeting, and when told of. the reso
lution, said:
"Well, I guess the commissioners
know what they are doing, anyway
tha(r ought to know I have two mon ,
wciklng In my office now and they !
are going to work there until the
work is finished I Intend to have the
work of my office out in accordance
with the Uw. and It will be as long
M I am holding the office of county
siscssor ' '
UNITED STATES '
MUST 4CT SOON
Mexico City. Oct 18 "That Mv;
United States must act to put an end
the Impossible conditions conntl
tilling a daily menace to the lives of I
thpir nationals. ' was the opinion cx
pressed by several 01 the diplomatic I
represpntatives ho issembled fr an I
Informal conference in the German Ic-j
gation herp Wednesday Among those
who attended wero the ministers oi
Great Britain, France. Germany
Spain. Austria and Noma.'
No definite plan of action war
agreed upon, but the situation was dis 1
cusBed at length None of those prp'
ent would discuss for publication wha:
took place, but It became known toda
that intervention by the United Statei i
was regarded by a majority of the dip
louiats as the only Holutlon of the j
situation Senor Cologan J Cologa . I
the Spanish minister, is said to have
wept as he spoke of the Spaniards i
who had been killed or injured In
Mexico during the revolution. M. L j
falvre the French minister it is said !
was inclined to put the blame tor
Mexico's predicament upon the Wash
Ington government Sir Lionel Car
den the new British minister, declined
to express an opinion on the wisdom
of intervention
RESOLUTIONS OF
owe. III.1
The following resolutions were
adopted at a Joloi meeting of the
W. C. T. U of Ogden yesterday eve
ning "Whereas, a local daily paper, a
majority of whese stock iB said to be
owned b the National Brewers and
Rational Wholesale Liquor Dealers I
association and by local liquor inter
ests, has been makins; frantic efforts
to draw the UUb W. C. T. U. into
the controversy caused by the attack
of a W. C T V woman In another
state, upon the Mormon church, there
fore be it
"Resolved. That we view these ef
forts of the liquor organ with amuso
ment, and look upon them merely a
an effort to cause dissension betweer
the Mormon and Gentile temperanci
women of the state to prevent co-oj
eration in future prohibition cam
palgns, and,
"Whereas, All the reports in Og
den and Salt Lake papers about a
possible seceding o' the Utah W C
T U from the National W. C T. U
are without foundation, as the idea
has never been discussed or even pro
posed, at any meeting in the state
so far as known to the Ogden W C
T. U , therefore
"Resolved, That the relations be
tween the Utah W. C. T. U. and the
National organization would be in any
case a matter between ourselves to be
decided first within our organization
and always withoui dictation from
liquor organizations or liquor papers,
and be it further
"Resolved. That no one of our Og
den members has any authority to ei
ther attack or defend the Mormon
church in the name of the W C. T
L , either in eastern or local papers
as we have never been requested to
do either the one or the other by the
only two Interests that have the right
to prefer such a request
Resolved That anv further edito
rial attack b the abovf mentioned ds
per. either upon our local or national
organization will be looked upon by
the Ogden W C T. U. as coming from
our ancient enemy, the liquor traffic,
and treated as such by ub. and we
trust that the public will be astute
enough to so regard the matter '
SUMMONS.
In the District Court of Wober Coun
y. State of Utah.
Delia Tinslev. Plaintiff, vs Claud
Tlnsley, Defendant
The State of Utah to the said De
tendant :
You are hereby summoned to ap
pear within twenty days after service
of this summons upon you, if served
within the county in which this action
is brought; otherwise, within thirty
days after service, and defend the
above entitled action, and in case of
your failure bo to do Judgment will
be rendered against vou according tc
the dtmand of the complaint, which
has been filed with the Clerk of said
Court.
This action Is brought to recover a
judgment dissolving the marriage coa
tract now and heretofore existing be
tween you and the Plaintiff
T R. O CONNELLY.
Plaintiff s Attorney.
P. O Address, No 86$ 2Mb St.. Og
den, Utab.
Firet publication October 11 1913
POLLING PLACES
The polling places to be used at
the primary and general election h:ld
October 21 and November 4 are as
follows :
First district, Mary L Shipp, r04
33rd street
Second district. Alice Collins, 29S3
Plngree avenue
Third district, City Hall.
Fourth district, ddle Angel Fel
lows. 12ti Poplar avenue.
Fifth district. Third wa d amuse
ment hall.
Sixth district, Annie Wiggins, 24S
Grunt avenue.
Seventh district, N G U. Armory. '
211 24th street
Vighth district Mrs. C W. Chise. '
REGISTERED HOLSTEIN
BULLS and bull calves for
sale. Well bred. Well de
veloped. Free from tuber
culosis. Price quoted f. o.
b. your railroad station.
WILLOW GLEN STOCK
FARM, Anaconda, Mont.
We have no veneered leather In
our repar hop. It's all real oak
tanned stock.
PARKS'
The Pneumatic Dress Form
With Pneu Form and a properly fitted
waist lining the most elaborate gown or
- skirt may be completed without a try-on.
Pneu Form takes in the largest part of
the hips and the adjustable rod gives
skirt length.
Made to be pinned, too. The
&rrf) ar cnambr made of scien
igjf tifically air-proofed cloth
VyrjBP- non elastic will therefore
UN- IhBH many year in any cK-
W fr mate. One Pneu Form will 1
a reproduce any number of figures pro-
I , vided it is ordered in a size a little larger
f r SfefT7 than the largest person.
ffcvjH When not in use the small box base holds
flp it alL Weight ten pounds.
foM We ,hould life e an opportunity to I 1
m flff'lp demonstrate this most economical
it vttiM labor-saving dressmaking device.
W. H. WRIGHT & SONS' CO.
Washington avenue
Ninth district Mrs R. Boslow, 968
ashington avenue
'lenth district. Shaw Mercantile
company; 203 Washlntgon avenue.
Eleventh district, Elizabeth Fife,
212U Adams avenue
Twelfth district, County Court
House
1'hlrteenth district. Fred Foulger,
738 24th street
Fourteenth district, H. C. Ward
le:gh. 2210 Qulncy
Flfteenth district, Columbia Club
Cigar factory 451 25tb street.
Sixteenth district. Fifth ward
amusement hall
The seventeenth district polling
place will be at the residence of 1
J A Hjssel, 2904 Washington ave- !
nue
GEO A SEAMAN, City Recorder
PROBATE AND
GUARDIANSHIP NOTICE
' Ccnu!t County Clerk or the Reipec
live Signers for Furtrier
Information.
NOTICE OF CREDITORS
Creditors of 1 tie estate of Ed wan
;H Line, deceased a ill present their
claims with vouchers to the under
i signed, executrix of said estate at
1 the office of Valentine Gideon, attor
j ney for said estate, at rooms 1 1-12
First National bank building. Ogden,
Utah., on or before IVuruars 15, 1914.
KATE F LINE
Executrix. I
ALEN TINE GIDEON
Attorney for said Executrix.
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