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Show DAILY UTAH STATE PAGE TWO Utatf Slat? Journal OGDEN. UTAH. PabUshcn. JmtuI PaUiihiaf Ceaipaay. Utah Is operated here. The city is beautifully located on the aide of the Wasatch range, and from the higher districts a view is had of the Great Salt Lake and the beautiful Weber val- JOURNAL MONDAY, MARCH BIG COPPER MERGER KNOX f ss News-Pres- s. J. E. DOOLY, President. JOSEPH S. PEERY, NOW ASSURED I matter at Entered aa second-clathe pontofllee at Ogden, Utah, under Having trimmed the railroads to Act of Congress of March 9, 1979. their satisfaction and having some moments to spare, legislators In various GenL Manager B. A. BOWMAN parts of the country are engaged In Editor efforts to inusxle the press, says the St C. M. JACKSON The statesmen so Joseph NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. engaged would, among other restricthe publication of deTou should tecelve your paper not tions, prohibit accounts of. or even Crimea, of tails later than 9:19 p. m. If not received at that hour call Hums 994 and It reference to, lynchlngs; reporta of will be sent you by special messenger. imlice court trials; Interviews with imPay No Money to Carriers or ether moral women, and, to be sure, advercollectors unless they present credentisements of cures, appliances or treattials from the undersigned. conUnder ne circumstances will carriers ment of certain diseaaea These which to take heroic allowed or collectors be Stops. vulsions follow the spasm All notices ef this kind must be given President Roosevelt recently had over to this office direct or by letter, or in the publication of Mrs. Thaw's testiperson, or phone 664, one ring. mony. Giving the gentlemen full credit JOURNAL PUBLISHING CO for sincerity, the question la whether By B. A. Bowman, General Manager. auch Innovation would or would not do more harm than good. On this the 1907. I ley. Ogden canyon Is undoubtedly one (Incorporated.) most picturesque in the great Publuaed every evening except Sunday of the and west, during the summer season . is visited by thousands of strangers. Some of the main sources of Ogden's Telephones conBualness Office ....Bell, 644 1 ring prosperity are the terminals and canInd 944 1 ring nections of four railroads. Eight Editorial Rooms ....Bell, 9449 rings ning factories, five banks, fifty Jobbing and other leaser industries add Ind. 9449 ringa houses to the wealth of the city. The religious contentions which are TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. characteristic of Salt Lake and some of the ether western cities are absent 91. M from Ogden. The business men work By Mall One Tear 9.00 together In harmony, regardless of reBy Mail Six Months ligious beliefs. The banks of Ogden By Mall Three Months 90 are among the most Important finanBy Mail One Month 90 cial Institutions In the west By Carrier One Month Pay Na Money Ta Carriers. MUZZLING THE PRESS. 0 4 The UTAH NATIONAL NEW YORK. March 4. The final step in the plans for the consolidation j of the Greene Consolidated Copper! I company and the Cauanea-Centn- U com--1 Copper company In the holding pany organised a few months ago by John D. Ryan and Thomas F. Cole, wse taken today In the official announcement to the aha reholders of both constituent companies of the terms of exchange for the stock of the Greene-CananCopper company, which are to hold good until the first week In April. As foretold at the time of the organisation of the Greene --Cananea Copper I onipany. which is capitalised at 99s.- -! 1 RALPH E. HOAd, Cashier A. V. MclNTOSH, Asst. Cashier. Vice-Pr- es Or BANK OGDEN 9 STATES DEPOSITARY j I Interest Paid on Savinas Accounts and Time Deposits ea WORLD - RENOWNED HATS TIME IS THE THIEF of opportunity and delays breed danger. Some day you Intend a hank account and let your surplus earnings accumulate and ji ,!a you on the road to a greater prosperity why not do It now? habit and get a good gun The sooner you form the on the habits of thrift and eoonomy ths better for you and the larger will your accumulation grow. Start your account with us and we furnish you pass and check hooka free of charge. t- - I shares of the 929 par value nock In the new company are to be issued to make the exchange, and the balance la to remain In (he treasury. lit the stock issued 1,500.000 shares are to be exchanged for the 1,000.000 shares of the 910 par value stock of the Greene mhi. 2,500,000 In all the new Spring1 style. Both soft hats and derbies. ! i C. D. IVES hank-accou- THE OGDEN STATE BANK company outstanding at the ratio of one and one-ha- lf shares for one, and the 1.000,000 will be exchanged for the 900,000 full Iiaid shares of the 910 per value stock of the Cananea Central company outstanding at the ratio of one and two-- l birds shares for one. Consolidated SOLE OGDEN AGENT, llroom Hotel Corner. nt Copper OP OOOEN, UTAH A P. BIGELOW, Cashier, R. A. MOTES, Asst. Cash. H. C. BIGELOW, President. J. M. BROWNING, Vice Pres. divine Inspiration. He thinks, for example, that the governor la altogether too zealous In behalf of the brewers NEW YORK FASHION LETTER. and liquor dealers; so he has started a campaign of prayer on his own behalf. NEW YORK, March 2. One of the He prayed his regrets that sinful men most striking handkerchiefs has a fine have fallen so far from their place as dark linen venter and a white linen plentifully sirewn with dark to use the platforms of church and border, blue polka dots. For the most part, party as a means to get offices, for- however, the centers are white and the getting pledges when they have at- borders of pink, blue, lavender or rex tained their desires It Is Impossible The new pink shades are specially to gauge' the balance of spiritual and temporal weapons that each side has Laces, flounces and Insertions will be Chicago Chronicle aaya: at Its command, and speculation Is much used for frocks this spring and If the details of lynchlngs had not hushed until the Colorado politicians summer. Some of the pieces shown In been published public sentiment would have been heard from. the shops are wide enough to make never hive been aroused and these -. long trailing skirts, while other lengths TO HOLD CURFEW MEETING. outrages would not have been checked. are cut specially for the waists and on women In thla KANSAS CITY, Mo.. March 4. sleeves. These lace suitings are made OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE COUNTY If the brutal aaaaulta community had not been published Colonel Alexander Hogeland of Louis- in both simple and elaborate designs, on women would not have been put ville, father of the curfew law and some being plain enough for a dethe newsboys butante, while others are so decorative guard and the police force would widely known as "MAKING THE DOG GO BACK." their not have been increased. If the dif- friend, will be the principal speaker that they will be appropriate for ball ferent methods In use for swindling at the annual curfew meeting to be and dinner gowns. The patterns In Never a sign of 8hip about and robbing people were not published held here this evening. Colonel Hoge- which these flounces are made are the victims would have been ten times land declares that curfew ordinances mostly floral devices, with occasional Ah, what a threadbare ruse! Down the lane, to the gate, and out, as numerous. have been adopted In nearly 9,009 scroll or geometric figures to make the All this Indignation haa been excited American cities, and that statistics whole more compart and elaborate. Sorry the scamp is loose; Visions of trouble close at hand. by the revolting disclosures of the show that the result has been a great Thaw trial, and yet If these disclosures decrease in crime among the youthful Keeping one on the rack; The dressmakers an showing a good had not been published the world would hoodlum element that Infests every Hard for a boy, you understand, never have known that such creatures town and city. Copies of Colonel many model frocks of more or less Making the dog go back! as White and auch dens as hla stu- Ilogelanda latest book. pie character, made up In summer will be pre- silks, and almost every woman finds Whistled to come, day after day, dios'' existed, and men of this stamp years among Newsboys them interesting because her own own Lured with endearments fond; would not have received notice that sented to Kansas City newsies. summer wardrobe is never complete Sniffing you up out In the hay. they are outlaws and that It is tolerSwimming with you In the pond; ably safe for anybody Jo shoot them CHAMBERLAIN'S COUfeH REMEDY without one or two auch serviceable down.' foe mane, with Thla la a medicine of great worth items. Ordinary pongee in one tone bristling Chasing your Good people should reflect that while and merit Try It when you have a suturing, light or dark blue. In the soft Hot on the rabblt'a track; Wonder It goes against the grain, cough or cold and you are certain to greens of the almond type and In the publicity is sometimes shocking and even demoralising there Is nothing In be pleased with ths quick relief which new browns. Is modish and practical, Making the dog go back. this world so corrupting as secrecy-Ther- It affords It la pleasant to take and though it will not stand hard wear aa la not a dark nook or corner In can always be depended upon. For sturdily as will a good foulard or taf-- 1 Ha, there he Is, low In the grass, any house that does not become a re- ale by all druggists. feta, at least win not retain its appearOnly his ears In view; is There filth. of ance of freshness so long, though In Iklnds must al for the that you pass. way ceptacle Spying AMERICAN MINING CONGRESS. some qualities it wears surprisingly' not a dark nwt In the streets that does Keeping his distance, too; not emit a stench. The only cure for Heedless alike to wile and threat, JOPLIN. Mo March 4. State Geo- welL them Is light and plenty of 1L Sneaking away to tack; will spend the logist K. R. Buckley Small returns Jor your palna you get, week In this city aiding the local comWith her usual perversity, fashion reMinnesota of court The supreme In the preliminary preparaMaking the dog go back! decreed that collars Increase In mittees has cently sustained the validity of a tions for the American Mining con- height, and In comfort, too, strange as Another halt, a few rods on, sUtute prohibiting the publication of gress, which will be held In Joplin It may seem. It la, however, easily ex- -. And a bootless chase the while; fall. A record breaking attend- plained. Since those little "valleines, the details of executions. Tet the pub- next The homestead disappears anon; ance of mining men from all over the of feather-bonethat give the necea- -l as lication of such details, shocking But, again, within the mile, United States Mexico and Canada Is sary support, have for some time they sometimes were, has served a expected to be at the convention. Shop's bland nrtasle Is peeking out reached fairly up to the earls, they The last gate's gaping track; could become no higher; but the good purpose. In Missouri it caused Ready to call It quits, no doubt. change is in the transparent covering, public executions to be abolished and Making the dog go back! Food which Is mode of soft lace, entirely or has started a movement to have cipl In combination with some filmy matul punishment administered only at Many a memory fond la there. terial. Instead of being rounded out, Dear days that now are o'er; the penitentiary. In other states It 90 Per Cent ef All Diseases ths Result aa it formerly was, the collar Is made And ever the heart Is fain to fare of Undigested Putrefying Feeds lias caused the abolition of capital straight, hence it must be a little The old home road once more; Men of affairs, women of society looser, and so It shapes and gives propNew York In altogether. punishment now may see. Only In dreams and children with active brains are erly to the neck therein lies the comforand Ohio It has caused electrocution to too often sedentary In their hnlilts. t-while Old SlU'P upon my track. the top, which Is unstiffened And morning seems unkind to me, be substituted for hanging. While It Is giving little time to exercise. To this for about half an Inch, thus adding to Making the dog go back! true that sensational newspapers over- evil Is added that of high and irregu- the soft becomingness. Kansas City Star. lar living an a result, the stnmRch do things In the publication of accounts cannot stand th demands made upon Cravats and ties are now exceedingof crime and Its consequences, there It. The abused and overtaxed stom-a suggestion: eould be no law consistent with the ach does not properly do the w'ork of ly chic and becoming. The moat faIn ferments and vorable collar of the moment Is the public welfare which would prohibit digestion; food taken the poison permeates the whole sys- high turnover. But the newest feaWe feel really sorry for the editor accounts of crime. These things must The body loses In weight and ture la not so much the collar aa the tem. who receives criticising letters of an be left to the discretion and Judgment becomes a prey for the attack of tie. Ties In every shdade and design anonymous nature from women. There of no doubt Is and whatever disease It .may encounter. I of plaids and stripes are aeen at al the there publishers, M only one way that we can think of Did occur to you how busy fashionable shops. The ties ara made ever It by which he might get even. That ts that this Is In the main coupled with that stomach of yours Is? It only to fit the collars and to accord with In and morals ts pray for them. Not private, you due consideration for public holds three pints, but In one year their style to a large extent With an know, nor yet on the street corner, but public welfare. you force It to take In 9.400 pounds embroidered collar, a high turnover, print It a whole column of u. of material, digest It and prepare It were shown bows of accordion-plaite- d If there la anything that will con for assimilation Into the blood. No mull and fine linen. These were plain vlnce them that they are all but lost, POLITICS, BUSINESS AND PRAYER wonder It rebels when overworked. whits or d In black and are bold, had women. It ought to We crowd It with steaks and pa try. colors. These bows were also made of be that. "Temperance Department of To test the efficacy of prayer, Tyn- Irritate Its Juices with spices and three pieces of lawn accordion plaited yesterday's Examiner. dall suggested that of two hospitals the acids, and expect the stomach to do and trimmed with lace, bound together It can't do It. by a knot In the center. It appears from reading the fore- patients of one be prayed for by the UsAllwork. over the Inner layer of the going, and its attendant Impractical nurses, doctors and attendants, while stomach are glands which secrete the The white embroidered colors in linen gush, that Harry Thaw Isn't the only those of the other be given material Juices necessary to digestion. The en- are also worn with ver ylarge made-u- p trance of Into food the stomach Is person In' this country afflicted with treatment only. The result of this exthe signal for these glands to do thrir bows of Roman striped silk, with "brain storms." of the Roman allk and Scotch periment Is not In evidence. But In work. The more the food, and the Battle Creek. Mich., there Is a sanl more indigestible, the greater the de- plaids and with quaint bows of narrow ribbon made with four loops, no BOOST FOR OGDEN. tarium conducted by the Seventh Day mands upon them and upon t.ie mus- striped ends and two knots. Thera are also cles of the wall adjoining. Adventists, where prayers, compulsory Think of the tons of plaited aatln stocks of white, with the The current number of Joe Chappies to employes, elective, to patients, are a game, sweetmeats and appetisers lower part of plaid or striped allk, endor Windsor tie. on regular dally order. Recently a rival crammed Into this little ing In a National Msgaxlne has a write-u- p white stocks satin have the lowOther and then If mill, wonder. will, you conwas started there by sanitarium why Utah, and among other things are dlxxy or nauseated or consti- er pari of plaid silk, ending with a fiat you tains the following boost for this city: worldly person, who said he proposed of crossed enda In front Again pated. Don't blame your stomach or to adopt thf methods of the older In curse your fate that you should be pair the plaid silk la used for the upper The second city of Utah Is Ogden, and the lower part with a population of about SMOO. The dilution In every respect except one born so unfortunate. Blame yourlf part of the stock, la made up of plain allk, with the location of Ogden Is a beautiful one. It He was going to cut out the prayers." and apply the remedy. In front First, get a small package of Stu- crossed tabs or a Is watered by the Ogden and Weber The new hospital failed, and its ruined art's Dyspepsia Tablets, taking one rivers, which furnish an ample supply walls are now pointed out by the pray after each meal and at bed time. They for a population of 900,000. The city Is Linen coat and skirt costumes are nurses as a "monument to the are not a medicine. Stuart's Dyspep- every bit as smart and aa necessary for resiwell built. Then are private ing sia Tablets will do the work that the dences that would be an ornament any- devil." a complete outfit aa they were last stomach falls to da There's where. Fine churches are owned by There must be one or two white In Colorado there Is a situation power In one grain of Stuart'senough year. Dysthe Mormons, Methodists, Catholics, somewhat similar to the In a wardrobe, and certainly aa suits pepsia Tablets to digest 9.M0 grains foregoing. Baptists, the Eptscopalean, Unitarian Is a many more colored ones, for while of so food, needn't you ordinary fear Governor with contest, prayer and other sects. There are fine public looks coolest, the colored onee that any thing you eat will remain In whitemoet and denominational schools, a convent Buchtel, a clergyman, on one side, and your attractive at this time of the are stomach undigested. school under the care of the Sisters of the chaplain of the state senate on the all white has been popular and year, Stuart's Tablets will rout the Bisters of the Holy Cross, with a other. The governor closed his lnau the poison Dyspepsia because they remove the now for eo long a time that all colon blulding coating about 1250,000. It Is cause food fermentation. They ara an receiving welcome thle season. an down, full of enterpris- gural address with a formal prayer, nature's own cure for dyspepsia. The Both long and short Jackets an worn ing, pushing people, who know what was unusual In Its place, but host of troubles dyspepsia is father of and the one style seems about as popthey want and go right out and fight governor needs what the Colorado ex cannot be numbered, for a healthy ular as the other. The short coats an for It Ogden has good streets and a ccutlve asked for in the rather elaborately trimmed, either emway of grace stomach la the source of all health. good system of waterworks, an electric broidered or braided all over, or at any Seise before your worse opportunity railroad and all other municipal esaen to do his work and a sincere desire to conditions confront you. Send lace collar and cuffs, while today rate have tlala It has the largest waterpower promote the welfare of the people. for a free trial package of Stuarts the long ones are plain and abort, or electrical energy plant In the state, fn length, with a fitted or But since then the of the Dyspepsia Tablets. They will bring built at a coat of nearly $2,000,000 and senate has discovered chaplain back. Many of the linen d stomach relief. F. A. ye.ur Stuart on the of part Ta, now a part of the. system of the Utah 99 Stuart Bldg Marshall. Mich. gulmpes and suspender gowns have the governor certain acts which he The Power company. 90 rent slxe for sale at to complete the suit, making a Jackets your The second largest sugar factory In thinks do not Jump with the theory of druggist's. most attractive costume. UTAHNA THEATRE ALL THIS WEEK Saturday Matinee at 2i30 The Lyric Stock Co. . PRESENTS Through fho Lines Seats on Sale at Utahna Drug Store PMCES: 10c, 20c, and 30c ! Auditorium Og'den. ROLLER' SKATING e Wednesday evening, March 6th, final ladies' championship mile race. Miss Eva Turner of. Ogden vs. Miss Blanche Ogg, of Salt Lake. onc-ha- lf I Frfday evening, March 8th, ant mile stats championship race, F. B. Hamer, Ogdon, va Chaa. Wilkinson, stats champion, Salt Lake. i s, Ladies admitted free mornings and afternoons, sxcapt Saturday. ADMISSION Poison. Afternoon 10c, Evenings 15c. Skates, 25c i' X Putnams February Suit Sale. All Mens Suits $10, $1 1,$ 12.50, $13.50, and $15 at $7.89 for one week only. polka-dotte- four-in-han- ds PUTMAM hlgh-scaanun- four-oun- four-in-ha- ce CLOTHING HOUSE nd four-in-ha- nd DR. ESTES, SPECIALIST Free Examination and Consultation for any &r oak Disease of any Nano or Nature CURED- LIST OF DISEASE Catarrh. Deafness, Ringing In the Ear, Pj of the Head, Throat, Nose, Eye or Ear. All of the Lunge, Bronchial Tubes and Chest of the Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder Disease Rheumatism, Asthma. Nervous Troubles, 8t Titus Fistula and all Rectal Troubles Tap Worm, Blood Poisoning trom aw anaa Diseases peculiar to Woman. ANY PRIVATE DISEASE MKN quickly cured to etay eared. Remember the examination and advice la FREE. Coma at one morrow may be too lata Gall or write. 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