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Show the year. Published every day Street 407 24th Buaine Office, by the Colon Printing FRANK FRANCIS. Co. Editor and Mgr. Dmivared by Carrier, Including Sunday Horning Examiner, ,7$ eta ., ... per month Seta Single copies SUBSCRIPTION RATES By mail one month (including Sunday; Meta Ail Pcetniaatere and Rural Delivery Ce.Tisr are authorized to reetlve sub- scription. Hubacribera eill confer a favor by informing thle offlee of failure to The Examiner belore their re-eelt-e hieakfaat . AN UNSAFE PRESIDENT. is an unsafe Proident. Such ix the verdict of ilte of the Imxiiicxs "cunxcrvaiive kind A vac of derision that country. sufficient lo brand Bryan an anaivUUt and defeat the Democrat ie party In JShti and ISHiii. It ahould lie ample Jua- -t t ion fur all good Republican lo vote down Theodore Kooxevelt and defeat the Republican airly in 1904. The great majority of the Republican la inclined lo lie governed by what the wealthy rlax of the country demand. )Ience thla det talon alio;tld aoal the (ate of the alrenuoua one. Hut Iiemucrata are nut frightened into voting aa the ahlma or aiieclal privilege of plutocracy diciaia They are not oppueed lo Theodore Hoose-Ve- lt becauee he baa diaplraeed J. ller-io- nt Morgan. So much of hla opinaiS lion to that king of flnam-- aa haa Theodore Room-tel- l ili-a- been prom pled by high public duty, thrjr appreciate and are preimred to balance with hia objed tollable policies, but 11 rat they mtial inquire aa lo how much la bmiMily Intended to be effective and how much la alniply bluff and' liliiaier with which In win apple line while accoraplizhlng no may be alncerely devoted to an anll-trupolicy, hut he haa gti-llooaeve- at ed himaelf with advlxera and known to lie devoted to the welfare of the nilghly corporations reaping the greatest beneflt from the failure of Ibe machinery of the gov- ernment to make effective the lawa now In existence Intended to realraln the repacloiumeaa of the maw of the coinpelitiou-deatmyln- g combination!. And though the chief executive of the nation may continue to aaaure ua lie la oppoaed to unlawful combinations In reetraint of trade, tha Democrat! aak for some better earnest than mere declarations, which are words without action. Mr. Koonevelta Quixotic crusade la but one of the acts characteristic of tha man that make him ohjertionabln to Democracy. Ho la a lover of war. lie would prefer the thunderous roar of the cannon to the aweet songs of lie believes in the peaceful homes, fierce struggle where might makes right and he admires the hero of battlo aliove . the genius whose philosophy might turn thoughtful multitude to reaiiect the brotherhood or mao and the aacredncM of human life. Our Influence la on the able of tha borne and forever lu antagonism lo Iboae who would wheel a Juggernaut through every city and village In order to be lifted upon a pedestal of military glory. THE DILATORINESS OF JAPAN. day drags by anJ beyond lay vague rumors which we give heed to after ne day, only to hear contradicted the ext duy, no Intelligence Indicative of any decisive action comes from the eastern seat of war. From the Russian side one would hardly expect to hear of offensive moves of any great magnitude. Just yet. Out what la Japan doing? A good beginning may be synonymous with half sucres, but that Is no reason for Japan to real. If. In home- ly language. Japan wants to make good It Is time pest the time for her to get a bustle on. It le now more than six weeks since Japan severed her diplomatic relation with Ruasia aud then immediately Opened the war by the movement of her fleet toward Port Arthur, which two da-- s later the Japanese admiral attacked with eu h vigor and snccess. February 4 waa the moment chosen by Japan for the rommenceraent of the war. It seems inconceivable that a nation would commence hostilities with the greet Russian empire unless everything heJ been prepared for such a conflict, and If all waa in readiness this delay of six week before striking a Mow with the army ix certainly a great error. , When control of the ocean pe,MVl Into tha hands of the Japanese Port Arthur should have teen the objective point ef all Japans resources. Both the army and navy should have been used to capture that hnportaut foams. This would have given Japan Russia's most Important iKrt, its most valuable fortress and the moat exxen-tls- l part of the territory which waa the hone of contention between the two nationa. Had Japan concentrated the principal part of her navy In the vicinity of Pott Arthur an landed her armr. n 1 iLUIYrC 22, 1904, state must hava been weighing upon bis brow! The miners then had their ! attorney write the overburdened goverSawyer & Young, Prop nor a inter. Nr. J. 11. Murphy, attorney fur tha Federation of Minera. a Western 21. man. wrote to Governor PeaWith a degree of courtesy that body. with a lack of comfor itself, speaks GREKNWALD A MURRELLA, Governor Peabody even. mon decency Dance. and In Song On Monday the ignored Ibe letter. NKWAL AND GOLDIE, miners, sick and tired of this unjust, e The lmlialors. They are s'rictly unconstitutional aud in every way treatment from a maa who ' in STYLE and PRICE THE COLTERS, should know better, took tho law Into Sketch. Comedy their own hands. HARRIS AND DAVIS, The departed to Ouray and prepared lrbeo Dancers. to recover their homes and possession by the only power left them the powMISS GERTIE STARK, er of arms, the right of might. Miners In Illustrated pong. from all over the district are flocking EDISON'S MOVING PICTURES, to their flag. The citizens" of Tellu-rid- e Admission, Hi Ceuta. are, in turn, arming themselves. Blood will In all probability be shed. Edisons .tloTliiK Picture. 2362 And now aud not until now, when It Admission, 10 cent. ia probably too lata, has that aaplent Solomon, Governor Peabody, deigned to apeak. Hearken unto the wisdom of his mandates: For n body of men to taka up arms for Sunday, March 23, 1003, it will find LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE SAME and mmrrh in an illua- through the country la Il- ample corroboration of it con- islaehood of day applied for, without security or In(rated page palpable men is an and j of Sweden dorsement Your employer or friends legal. The remedy of these Queen corning Sophia St. Petersburg, March 21. The 1 injunction! know notblug of the transaction. Norway. The writer say she is leadNovosti declares that the real see- have office In all the principal cities What n profundity of wisdom. Aa ing a life of anxiety, misery and deret of the British Thibetan expo- of the 1'nfted State, and, your credit If every mother's son of that armed spair; that her aon la about to declare dltlon is the discovery of lm- - 4 once established at any of my offices, statemallcloua her and Insane, other hand" did not know ha waa breaking menoely rich gold deposits, Thl- In fact. Unwithout you can get money on a moment's nofoundation ments, tha lawa. Aa if Governor Peabody did doubtedly the writer of that penned It bet being in fact a second Cmlltor- tice. Call and talk it over. nla. not know that the citizens" of Tellu-rld- e just as Mr. Bok soya of other falseDm DRAKE laws. And tha hood!, because it was considered good the were breaking 410-41 Eerie Tel. BOOK. Bldg. unutterable bathos of Governor Pea- reading. Mr. Bok will have no diffSEISMIC DISTURBANCE. names. If he la so iniculty In body's suggested remdy, Get an In- clined. giving to cut off the Russian army cora Burlington, VL, March 21. A slight junction." aud the citizen which were at that earthquake aback was felt la thia city PROMISING FOR MINING. These men are hounded from their early today. Tall place w hen the war commenced, or bebuildings were nomea, insulted by Jack in office and shaken quite perceptibly. The shock I fore the fortreaa and rlty were snipped Standard. (The treated as one would scorn to treat of everybody and everything necessary Reports from the various mining dls-- traveled from east to west curs, and their remedy aa prescribed tricta of the state seem to indicate to III defenw, the rapture of that ImWorcester, Moos., March 21. An humiliathat a great Impetus will be given to portant point would have been quite by Peabody a party to their shock waa felt her early earthquake that Industry during the coming sumwere aroused by a disixiaaible. if not Inevitable, aud with It tion la to get an Injunction!" People today. mer through the results of the develhomes and a rumbof their tinct jar the entire Port Arthur fleet would opments already made. And In the ling sound. EDITORIAL OPINION have fallen Into their hands. Why this from proeperlty naturally resulting this mining boom Ogden should share Inviting plan of campaign waa not UNIQUE FUNERAL. FAKE JOURNALISM. to n great extent. This city la the and adopted why. Independent thereof, e n center of mining zone which prom-IzeMan Had In Life Constructed Hla the Japanese army was disembarked In to be developed into one of the DeedOwn Coffin and Wrote Hie Own (Deseret News.) Korea, la difficult to explain. The editor of tho World Work, Mr. richest thia country haa ever seen, and Funeral Service. It seems that the fear that Russia Edward Bok, tells, in the Ladles Home at thle point ! the natural distribut21 A funeral, unique March about for some stories of remarkable Chicago, the renter mining Journal, supplies ing would have advanced and taken from the fact that the coffin waa mado how sensational newspapers deliber- camps of Idaho, eastern Nevada, westof the Korean capital waa aa and ately falsify and tell falsehoods in or- ern Wyoming and northern Utah. In by the man who was placed in It, unfounded apprehenelon and not a der to gain their ends and purposes, Wyoming new coal anJ oil discoveries becauee the service wee arranged by sufficient reason for the course pursued lie mentions aa an instance the fake mark I he continuation of the prosperthe same man, Dr. Kehu Barr, has been la noticeable the has been held from hla late residence here. The which that it stories about Wllhelmlna, ity Queen by the Japanese government. he disstate. waa laid in a vault which New few in that of editors years this body the country gallant During this six weeks, so vital to tha gave for abusing her Toyal con- coveries In Idaho and Nevada are also built In the Oak Ridge cemetery, and a pretext ultimata urceaa of Japan, Russia haa sort. Mr. Bok soys he had Irrefutable extending and enriching the territory another coffin of hla manufacture will displayed commendable energy, and pnfs that the reports were false, and to which Ogden ia the distributing lie used at his widows funeral. Both coffins were painted blue, with red the preponderating advantage of Ja- he went to the editor of one of the center. are districts the In Utah northern and white trimmings. Barr waa 62 laid and the proofs largest newspapers pan haa been daily diminishing. The of reports. old. an author and n follower of encouraging subjects Mr. to this him. years before Bok, According The population at Port Arthur and said: But you know mines of Summit county have a larger Robert G. Ingereolla atheistic teachgentleman merely the garriaona of the fort have been first-pagbook, "The Logical stuff is pretty scarce just output. Up lu Pork Valley, In northing. In Barr swere marked passages redueed to a basis so that a prolonged Eye Will See," now, and 111 have to keep thla thing western Utah, the owners of properties are Jubilant gyer the prospects. The which, by Barrs direction, were read a bit. Wllhelmlna hurt It doesnt be up defense can the siege aiislalned, cut-ocompletion of the Ogdrn-Lucl- n at the funeral. The pall bearers, works have been strengthened and the and makes good reading." And he ra- has led to the development of properwhom he chose, all wore badges, made ided hla London man lo send more on Promontory Point and ia the by the author. IsaiiibUlty of Its capture la now a quesspecial alxmt the Wllhelmlna matter. ties tion of very great doubt. "No more. All false," came back the Newfoundland district and from the BRAZILIAN EXHIBIT. The Siberian anJ Manchurian rail- response the next day. "$eep Wllhel- latter there come rumors of a great trike. matter mlna Bend alive. Imspecial road been dally bars repaired and The industry is one that promise New York, March 21. Among (he for first page," waa the message that to the passengers who arrived today from Rio additional wealth and buxine proved, strong guards have been placed wrnt back. correAccordingly, the bURinees men of Ogden and they should at Imjiortant point a, rolling atock haa spondent hod no Janeiro was Joseph Carlos Carvalchoice but to fake. not lose sight of that fact. been hurried to It from all pnasllila ho, Brazilian commissioner to the St. Here is another Instance told by Mr. Louis exposition. He brings a large puluts and Russian troop have been Bok: HELPFUL OPEN-AIRELATIVES. of exhibits which he eaye consignment A New on a York newspareporter pouring into the seat of war from the will exceed in value that of any other of standing was sent out by hla edper Tho season ia baseball home garriaona Bookkeeper , South American republic. itor to cover a Bryan meeting during near here. General Kuropatkln'a train la speedthe campaign of 1900. He brought pretty Office Boy Gee, yes! I've got to HEARST'S BOSTON PAPER. ing across Siberia without any Inter- bank n report that after Mr. Bryan had sklrtnlfth round for some more aunt been n minutes live number from In speaking died off ten the enemy, and and grandmothers; all mine ruption Boston. March 21. The first edition of people walked out. text summer. Memphis Scimitar. days thia general will be In command of a dally newspaper established by " T would change that" eaid the ediWilliam Hearet appeared In thla rlty of the Russian forces In Manchuria and tor, aa he looked over the "What can I do for my little boy?" today under the name report, and Hearete Boston we may expert prompt and energetic taking hla .pencil he scratched out a iikcd mamma, "so that he won't want American and New York Journal." preparations for an aggressive cam- number of people and substituted for to et between meals?" edition comprised 24 pages of It nearly half the audience." "Have the meal Acker together," re- Today's paign. and reading matter preBut there wasn't a hundred,' laid plied the greedy young man. Glasgow advertising sented In a style similar to that of Mr. The bulletins which have emanated the Times. reporter. H cant's New York paper. from the Russian headquarter! and "Send thla up. said the editor to from SL Petersburg have been digniHe I don't ce why you shouldn't the copy boy, and the report went to G0MPER8 RETURNS FROM PORTO believe that you are the only girl I ever fied and aoldlrr-lik- e. It la most prob- (he composing room. RICO. loved. What did reI do? asked the you able that the apertarular rabies from bedid She other all the Why. girls Tokio have nut come from Japanese porter. New York, March 21. Samuel Com"Do? I'd be hanged If I would stand lieve It? Judge. pere, president of the Federation of been have often for that ort of thing, and I gave up headquarter. They This roal beef it badly burned," Labor, who went to Porto Rico with very far from correct. One day they my job ihen and there." There are several similar Instances. kaid the waiter to hi employer. "Its the Intention of organizing the laborreported that the Vladivostok fleet had The New York World takes excep- lifeless to caiiM trouble by trying to ing men there, was among the passenbeen destroyed, another dispatch angers on the steamer Ponce, which artion to this revelation of the methods serve it." It over to thet bridal rouple rived today. Mr. Com per declined to Teke nounced the fall of Port Arthur, and resorted to by dishonest journals, and other cablet from that city have told rhallengea the author of the article to by the window," said the restaurant make any statement aa to the success They will never know tha of hie m lesion. of advantages gained by the Japanese give the names of the patters alluded proprietor. difference. Chicago Neva to. la This rather Is our surprising. forces, most of which later dispatches GENERAL ADVISER IN SIAM HAS New York contemporary not aware of Patience I always think of all Ibe have failed lo confirm. HELD MANY OFFICES. the fact that Mr. lkik is perfectly cor- mean thing I have said during the rect In bis accusation? Just now scores before 1 fell at night. 21. Prof. Bangkok, Siam, March PEABODY IS CONSISTENT. of letter and dlspntches are sent out day, Do you stay Patrice Grecloua! Strohel, general adviser to the governfrom Utah to " papers, awake as long as that? Yonkers ment of Siam, haa arrived here. Prof. Governor Peabody, the Republican padded with fakes and falsehoods, Statesman. Strohel le professor of international governor of Colorado, is a moat con- made, no doubt, to order, for the benelaw at Hartford and waa formerly secfit of the anttMormon'' sentiment sistent man. Here it an example of Xh old Scotchwoman, when advised retary of the legation at Madrid, minAt Tellurlde there abroad, without regard to truth or by her minuter to lake snuff to keep hla ronslatency. ister to Chile, (bird assistant secrefalsehood. And If the World doubts herself aweke during the sermon, retary of state. United States minister have been for some lime past strike the truth of (he charge made by Mr. to Ecuador and arbitrator In the Fre-lraWhy dlnna ye put the snuff and consequent lighting and obstrucBok. If it will turn to Its own pages plied: In the sermon, mon?" Glasgow Times. claims between France and Chile. tion of a mure than usually virulent nature. Into the merit of them differences. We do not puriHNw Mitering, but suffice tt lo say that the miners wanted an eight-hou- r day and could not get IL They may, In their seal for fair treatment, have gone a little beyond Ibe bounds of law, but any excesses they may have committed in that respect were more than matched by recent outrage on the VVorth "Citizen's Allipert of n ance. composed of what an evening have just received what i p:rhapsthe largest lot of contemporary calls buxlnew men." strictly high grade, Waists ever brought to Ogden, This will be This band of dictators took It upon exouisitely Tailored, Ready-to-wewelcome news to,the many who have been themselves to deport all those minera waiting for this showing of dainty loveli-ncsJL7a- n; who ilared In iwtnd up for their rights. scen them will surey express the greatest admiration. anY They armed themselves with various They are all the celebrated KNICKERBOCKER" nuke, sold in Ogd:n only weapon, broke into baked bounce, aswhich are known the country over for the fine materials used. by Burts--a- nd saulted old ami young and In general Tailoring, Style and Fit of every garment bearing this name. behaved more like roughs of the woral I,0--1 Mercerized Materials, line Light Weight Damasks, Pure Jeecriprion. They drove the minera like Old Bleach Linens, (the much sought for fabric) as well as ele ant cobred some cattle info freight cars, or Into materials. Prices range from $1.00 up. some Inadequately fumiehed train accommodation and sent them miles uway from their homes and poseee-ion- s. THE WEEK MARCH Ladies NEW SUITS Have Arrived ng up-to-dat- 2356 and OGDEN, UTAH, MARCH 22, 19C4. i OGDEN. UTAH, TUESDAY MORNING, Lyceum Theatre THE EXAMINER. PuDlished MORNING EXAMINER, THE 4 Washington Ave. Drakes Easy Money f Arthur Brown states that none of hia kith or kin Is Interested In the Meeke-Nelepolitical party. It might he Inwould teresting If the enumerate hie kith and kin. Goodwin's Weekly. ou after going to bed? Chi.g0 Senator Rawlins might get even with Judge Hilt by delivering a speech to him oa the subject. Sail Lake Tri bune. If Judge Henderson ahould he Can Miss lug Uup, !. -- Do you ever try talking iu V! auRunrn- -- PMB4IE NOTICES nom- inated for the supreme bench by the Democrats and Judge Sana by the Republicans, no mistake would be made no matter which man ahould be elected. Provo Democrat. Consult County Clerk er th tive signers fer further Inform In the District Court f.,r 8tste of Utah. Estate ry Btonebreoker, deceased. of He, The Ogden police interfered a few days ago and prevented a general battle with rifles, revolvers, shotguns and knives between a large party of Greeks vouchers to the undersigned at Gu and Austrian laborers. Just why the sell's Law Office, No. 34118 Weshin. police Should Interfere In what prom- ton Avenue si airs) In Ogdin Clr. ised to be a final solution of at least Utah, on or(up before the third dir li a part of the cheap labor problem la July, 1904. ALMA ALLEN. not explained. Logon Journal Administrator Volney C. Gunnell, attorney for u To contend that a man would make administrator. a good candidate for tha presidency be- Date of flrat publication of this noti. cause ha had no enemies. Involves the March 3rd. 19o4. other theory that it Is negative virtues that beat qualify anybody for that great place. New York Evening Bun. WAffLE HOUSE A southern newspaper says that tha south ia at last learning to Rive to charity and education. The south knew how to give, but it la just attaining the ability. Philadelphia Ledger. 246 Twenty-fift- Street h SHORT ORDERS ON SHORT NOTICE Open Day and Night Magny and Klnxy, Proprietor. . D. u poa-aeaal- e ff S66 tt Twenty-fourt-h SALOON $ EXCHANGE Open Dpt end Night Our Patrons Ara Invited to tha Beat Hot Lunch in Ogden. Stocked With Winee, Liquors sad Cigars of the Finest Quality. 1U88IHTD ADVERTISEMENTS. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW- DIGNANS . 1st Natl Bank Bldg Ecclea Bldg. Jos. Chez W. L. Maglnnla DANCING ACADEMY RKGUUUt DANCE EVERY WANTED. SAFE. Inquire 407 SECOND-HAN- D S dining room MONDAY EVENING. 24th street. ""FIRST-CLAS- j CATE QUEEN girl at : OPEN 11 NIGHT Fins dinner on Sunday from 11 ta Lunch served hem cants. lota and 2 FORSALE Building Short orders at all honra. Frh eight room modern brick houees on easy terms. Inquire of Jno. J. Greiner, Oysters In any style. Gome and fish in season. 128 25th. WONG SUN, Proprietors 222 Twenty-fift- h 8b FOR SALE Household furniture, 5 room house, at 660 22nd. Na 371 22nd Bl 4 p. bl, 25 cents 11 to 4, only 25 FOR RENT Three rooms and summer kitchen, unfurnished. No. 2235 Washington. Ross Book Store. Books, Stationery and Office SuppSes. J FOR RENT. TWO FURNISHED bed rooms Modern convenience. at 612 24th 81 R ep Unusual Showing of Waists A Display of Beauty, Style and Real t eelf-elyl- ar .Y IMPORTED WAISTS The deported minera went to Denver and appealed to Governor They attempted to get an audios-e with him: they failed. A second dsy they approached him, a second day they foiled. A third day's attempt to reach him ended In a third day's failure. How busy the governor must have been! How heavily the affaire of Pea-iiod- y. The highest achievement in Waist manufacture. Beautiful and elaborate Hand Drawn Work as well as Hand En.broidered Patterns all magnificent examples of high art needle werk. Call early and see them, whJe the asso;tmen s are complete. 5. J. BURT BROS. MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY TO LOAN. J. J. LEWIS & BLACKWELL BRUMM1TT EXPRESS and HOTEkS. THE HOTEL LINCOLN W. H. LITTLE Proprietor. Permanent er Trane lent 91 d Twenty-tbl- REALEST ATE 5 BAGGAGE at tha city, Transferred to any part PRICES REASONABLE. . 230 1 OGDEN, UTAH. 231 29th BL Phone S31x FOR SALE. brick residence, with lot 60x133, good location. 11100. isuncey Parry, Cor. 33rd and Wash. Four-roo- irBl ALBERT F. RICHEY. FIVE ACRES of "Al" land, good house, two iter right, live-rooroa of orchard, two blocks from Una. 12.000. J. J. BRUM- - UNDERTAKER FOR SALE. FOR SALE Farm 45 acres, good soil, fruit, shade, lucerne, good water right, house, large barn, only seven miles from Ogden. Cheap at $2,600. Hunter A Kennedy. Phone 150. 2372 Washington Ave. FOR eatlzfoctory prices on Flour. till Hay, and Grain call on W. T. A Phono S20y. 2316 Washington ave- brick residence, FOR SALE g acres land, 125 wood bam, 3 1- P. 8. from mile tree, Parry, cor, shops; $2,600. Chouncey 23rd and Washington ave. frult-bearln- 1-- 3 brick residence, FOR SALE with email expense can make 7 rooms, good barn; on block from car line; 11000. Chaunccy Parry, 23rd and Wash. ave. frame residence FOR SALE and aummer kitchen, 4x10 rode of land, on 21et. bet. Grant and Lincoln; $1,750. Chauncey Parry, 23rd and Wash. ave. frame FOR SALE dence; lot 66x200 feet; 3 blocks center of city, on Washington Parry, 23rd $2,700. Chaunccy Wash. eve. Eat a Whale resi- from ave.; and 4 acre land in berries FOR SALE mile from and fruit of all kind; block from car line; center of city. a model place for a home: $850. Chauncey Parry, 23rd and Wash. ave. Said the doctor to a pa j 3-- 2 - 3 PALMISTRY AND CARD READING, i Told by band or card at Na 380 34th street. Ladles 25c and gentlemen 50c. FORTUNES CONTRACTORS AND ' BUILDERS. GO TO M. Gillie for anything In $1111 Work. Contracting and Building. 2?nd end Wrh1ugtou. CLAIRVOYANTS. Mrs. Inger A Son, clairvoyants and We tall your nana and all about your business affaire, whether they will ba mccewfuL Information re- gardlng marriages, divorces, ilckne. love affaire and positions. No question asked. What we tell comes true. 42$ 2th street ' tient who was cultivating brain power. We say, feed the body and the brain will ta : care of itself. You want Good Red Meat At least once a day to start that fresh energy and keep the fires of I you intellect are on a meat diet, you can't do b:ttcr than to gve us your orders. Well take good care of them. ng. , j A. E. Weatherby PHONE 7lak WS Waehr Av |