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Show THE 4 success la a single banded conflict with such an overwhelming laud power? Many military critics think so- - RusPublished every day in the year. has about 150.000 troop iu the Far sia Business Office, 407 24th Street East. Iq three or four nidhihs this number could with difficulty be inPublished by the Union Printing Co. creased to 2o0.00o. Japan culd soon transport a larger army to Kur.w, provided its fleet could coutiol the sea and Mg Editor FRANK FRANCIS. passage of 1U0 miles. How do the trooiNi compare Iu quaiiiy? Ddlvcrad.br Carrier, Including Observers in tbc march to Peking Sanday Moraine Examiner, ....75ctt in lbirtl (bought tlie Japanese were per month.. ScU much better organized (ban the Gtaflo copies... MORNING HIGH Lyceum Theatre THE EXAMINER. Sawyer & Young, WEEK JANUARY Grand OGDEN, UTAH, 48r'DAY MORNING, EXAMINER, PRICE FOR MINE. Bisbee. Arts, 3an. 20. Probably tbe highest price ever paid for an undeveloped property in Arizona was paid today in the transfer of tbe Shattuck-Costell- o group of copper claims from tbeir Bisbee owners to Eastern capitalists from the Lake Superior copper belt, for a consideration of The purchasers are A. M. Chisholm, of Duluth, Miun.; Martin Paitisou, of Superior, Mich.: A. Guthrie, of 8t. Paul, and Thomas Bardon, of Ashland, Wi. The heaviest owner among the sellers l L. C. Shattuck, aaprominent banker aud mining man of this city. The prmwrty comprises IN) acres, situated in the richest part ot the Bisbee district. Props. 31st. Sacred Kua-aiaii- Concert But muld not 'Russia send an overRATES. SUBSCRIPTION army (o Korea over the Siwhelming on month (including Br mall Mote berian rati war? - Bandar) Not easily, nor snuu. The railway is built line that Is coustautly THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING. Ail RapsulOT and Rarnl Delivery a badly giving wy under tho strain of ordinLocal and Foreign Artists. Carriers arc authorised to receive ary traffic. To transport a large army and SubecHbera will confer a favor br and keep it supplied with food combehoved by many informing this office of failare to re- equipment is PRAYERS FOR RAIN. a. Los Angeles, Cal., Jan. 30. Special prayers will be offend from most of the churches of this city tomorrow, when pastors anij congregations will unite ir an appeal for rain. 8everal of the leading Protestant clergymen Reassignment of Teachers to Be Made of Los Angeles, larludlug Bishop June-son- , at Beginning of Week. have Joined an open call to their nuking an congregations, The actiou of the New York City various paKed prayer. or board the in requesting principal edmatlon to restore permission of reTALK HAPPINESS. sort to corporal punishment in the school, has given rise to excited disTalk happiness! cussions on tbs time-wosubject in Not now and then, but every over the many teachers' meetings whole country. Blessed day, Even if you don't believe Tbe half of what The Male Teachers Association of You say; New York City set aside its meetings There's no room here for him of November SI for discussion of the Who whiaea aa on bis topic. The guest of honor on this oc' casion was President 11. Coward, of Way he goes; the English National Union of TeachRemember, eon. the world is ers, who had put off bis return tp Eng, Hart enough without Your woes. land ia order to he present He said: We are not troubled in England over the question of corporal punishTalk happiness' m h chance You get and ment bees urn there every principal Talk it good and strong! hss the right to inflict it when deemed Look for it In . neceesary. la many of the larger cities moveThe byway as you grimly of England there is even now Plod along; ment on foot to relax the rules some' what and vest that same right in the Perhaps it is a stranger now Whose visit never class teachers. petent observers to be beyond its capacity at present. Furthermore, it is understood that (be Russian government cjm keep a large army in Eu104. JANUARY SI, OGDEN. UTAH, ropean Russia to repress discontent. Brill, several eminent Japanese have admitted to Dr. Dillon, an English PROBLEM. PEACE SOLVE WILI, magazine correspondent, that iu a proRussia would wear out There vriU bo a nub to Boalb Bend, tracted conflict Japan. Tho Japanese must depend Indiana. br the rdorrd women of the upon n short war with a series of viccocrarry If the experiments being car- tories a? tho outset, which would perried on br Dr. J. W. J11U are Maneae-fu- suade Russia to make peaee no terms He in endeavoring to prove that favorable to Japan. colored babies, properly traded, can EDITORIAL OPINION. be made while, and be explains that the negro's sLIa is more sensitive than HANNAS LITTLE PLAN. . that of any other Iraman being and for that reason mare pigment is (Balt Lake Herald.) ltumors that Senator Hanna, In spile throve out to protect him under the . Is cHmatte conditions in whrh his forty of bis protestations to tbs contra-ycandidate a' for the presiRepublican fathers wore horn, the intense beat of dential nomination are lyrslsieut in the tropins nuking thin nccMusary. By Washington and elscwbelv. Senator preventing dgmeataUna. the doctor Hanna has said everything bji way of believes a child of nngro parents, denial In this connection excete that not arerpt the nomiaatN.--! l which fs generally hern white, turnit should be offered him. And he is ing darker uadrr the ana's rays, will going to nay anything of that sort bebecome even whiter thaa the Caucas- cause he knows he would accept the If It should come his way. ian race. Thin follows the Idea of nomination T have no hesitation In that, A dispatch Washington to ths while there should not besaying too much Dr, Prana, a Norwegian arlcatlst, who Herald, published yesterday, tells of found that by putting a caaieleoa under tne general belief ia Washington that corporal punishment, and while it should be used as a last resort, there violet light rays the pigmentation, Senator Hanna ia planning an ia a certain kind of boy that comes ' or coneve at for the the coup throwing off of cotar, was not of from a certalu kind of home to whom To end is thta vention. that it alleged such marked extent as under ordinary he Is corporal punishment ia a necessity it sehis toward beading energies white ray. For this ressou red light curing unpledged delegations in the va- anything good Is to be made of him. of every hundred boys, ninety-nin- e rays will bo employed la makhig the rious states. When the convention haa Out of them will behave themselves withfespuriment, for the reason that they born assembled the Hanna managers out it, but It is the hundredth boy that have a subduing effect and are not proimse to stampede it fur their can- la the serious menace to proper discipdidate. claiie-rooand In hU case rays (hat irritate and cause pigmenThe possibility of a bitch in this pro- line in the not be spared. Every tation.' gram is quits apparent The Hanna tbe rod should some teecher will at time find himself When colored bablia can he made men may as well make up their minds between. the devil and the deep sea, Roosenow friends of the that right white children, the rare problem shall velt will look upon eVery candidate for and la such stress that he is driven to have been solved, ro let ns hope violet delegate who refuses to pledge him- do in violation of rules what he should and- - recrays wtu accomplish all that is ex- self to Roosevelt as a Hanna man.- No be able to do with regularity ognition." half measures are The way possible. pected. delegates will be either instructed for Dr. Edward Brooks, the head of tho Roosevelt or. uninstruclml, they will NO MORE NEWSPAPERS. he for lianna Just as strongly as If rlty schools system of Philadelphia, maNo morn newspapers are to be es- they were instructed directly for him. some two years ago decided, after Senator Hanna is reported to have ture deliberation by himself and his tablished la Ogden on Balt Labe, a campaign fund amounting to teachers, that the three great bugato a special dispatch received Out. If this is true he will have to boos of ths arithmetic, partial payinterest" and "compound from New York by the Dmeret'Newa. use a good deal of money before ments,'' "diatoms, should no long be taught The Assoclaied Press has served notice tbe convention if ho makes any showthere at alL Money is a very In his schools. Now students who want ing that no more franchises will be given powerful agent In conventions and to wrestle with these abstruse subfor either city and this means that no elections, hut very much doubt If set have to go to business college Senator Hanna could msster money or Into a bank. For years K has been new papers will be started with sny teachers tbst enough to wla that presidential .nom- dawning on proepe&S of success. these subjects simply mystify ..gad ination. The Associated press report Is tssen-ti- al Ws are likely to see the finish of worry yoang minds, while being of no to the publication of a piper Senator Hanna before many months. earthly ne to more tban:one got of a " . for the presi- thousand. claiming to glvo all the news . Even Unless he is noiplualed. next his sent la tho campaign GENERAL LOCAL' NOTES, the New York Journal, with Its exten- dency will be farther back than it has been When the schools began In Septemsive private service, found iu neccw-nar- y for n number of years. He sill not ber, Mr. Coop, supervisor Of mnsli ofto buy a franchise at an expense be chairman of the national cem nut-te- e, fered a prize to tho high ' tchool stuand in the eveut of the election of wf 1300.000 la order to get the Asso- Pro Id ant. Rooserrlt, he will not be a dent who made the best progress in ciated Press report. this branch up to the tlmfe. irf midn. ia the next year examinations, which have been The declaration from the offlrfalB of recognised power held during the past week. Much inths Associated Press was brought out terest wan created, a large number ot ENCOURFARMER THE DESERVES by an inquiry tn regard to the rumors students entering the competition. The AGEMENT. that P. test has been made and the pupil reLennaa was shout to get (he ceiving tho highest grade will be an(From (be Ogden Standard.) dispatches for a daily la Balt isw. The Brow alow good reads bill bow nounced next week. Mr. Coop offered The special dispatch to the News says: one-hal- f year's work tn private lessons exciting a great The representative of the Dsaaret pending la congress Is ia deal at oplMsdtkm. It contended by at his studio, in vocal or piano, or if to Newa now la New York was informed the oppuauata to. the measure that the the pupil could not accept, owing at the office of the Associated Prow to- building of wagon roads is entirely want of Lime or other conditions. Mr. Coop offered a receipt for 940.00 which day that without the consent of the beyond the province of governmental might be taken out in private lessons functions. contend . Jhat road They News." Herald and Tribune, no otlmr any person whom the pupil might building is a nuttier of purely local by name. The examination franchise could be obtained la Balt coocern. In (bis connection produced it should soma Ninety per Lake, cither for a morning or aa evra-lu- g be obeervod that the liruwalow bill cent wonderful results. 90 over of class the got per cent that read building is paper. Bhould anyone mart a pa- niwrtly recognises local affair: for oaly'those iocs II tire, in gradation. The test waa a difficult one la the theory of music. It will be per, it would therefore be without the which are willing to make appropriaAseociaied Tress service. tions for read purpose, are to receive rather a hard matter ttf name the winner, for so many are clone together. It was also learned that the Asso- encouragement under iu provisions. One ot tho following pupils will receive ciated Press forniahee only two papers Tbe objections urged against this tho prize: Beatrice Farley, Rex Cal measure have been employed fa the tn Ogdeu, the' Btoudard, evening, and vert. Florence Bowman, . Telltlia pant by that clsss of citizens who have the Examiner, morning, and that no always opposed the making of public, Browning. Ralph Woolley, Murllla Florence Dora William, viler service bus bora or will be furu- - improvements at tbe expense of the Hunter, Florence lAiining, ' Frances Joyir. one At In time government general ished. Lillian Newton. Ruby Jones, our history this was oae of the ques- Stevens, Hun-elThe announcement of Frances This means that when pnlUica alone tion which divided the two great powill be made next cram to eestain papers started for litical parties of the country. Now the prize winner 11 a. m. at Wednesday campaign porpoent;, the Held will he oc- that natloual appropriation for pubNext Monday morning the second lic improvements hss become a retth-will begin. cupied by those papers getting the full pollry of the government, it wodld half of this school year Associated From new. A papar to be seem that the arguments against the Pupil iu beginner's fcrart will be received for the first two weeks of the firmly established must hive the Asso- Browalow bill would lose much if not term only. Pupils la all other grudeq . at tone. all thrtr ciated Pres full teased-wlservice. The strongest argument in favor ol will he received at any time understood that some changes the pending measure is that it looks willIt is COMPARAYIVE STRENGTH. be made in the assignment of of welfare to ths the class farming j MM teachers at some of the school. This The Kansas City Star has prepared the most numerous class tn the nation.' will bo done in the iulercst of school and the class that routrlhutos most aflect very questions and answers on the Far largely to the immense commercial discipline. It will not East that give, in a concise form, a prestige of the country. Be it remem- many of the present corps. Miss McQuarric of the Mound Fort good idea of tho relative strength of bered, also, a rises (hat has hereto- school was 111 one day last week. His fore made no extra or unusual demands the Japanese and Russians: upon tho government Tbe value of the Blackwood substituted. How do Russia and Japan compare farming dans to the country at large Mis Stanley of the Emerson in area and population? Is strikingly Illustrated by certain sch(il whs out nearly all last week Russia, including its Asiatic pos- features of the report recently submit- on account of sickness. Mis Dura Snow, Miss Luin Mitchell session. has aa area of g.&OO.otsi ted by the secretary of agriculture. The square miles sad a population of section dealing with the Immem-- sur- and hire. T. R. Maguire are applicants Japan baa an area of 1110.000 plus of domestic products which the for state certificates at the hands of Auer lean farmers have sold abroad, the state board of education which square milce and a population of met In Bait Isike ('tty yesterday. reveals some startling Amts. The teachers ot the Grant and How do their armies compare? According to statistics presented, it schools will combine aud glvo a Japan haa an active force of 170,. appears that during the thirteen years 000 and a reserve of 400 000, or skating excess the annual svermgw parly on houm evening next a grand total at 430.000 area. making domestic export, over Ireporta amount- week. Principals Pctterson and Win-tiBm'n ed are the most Interested in the afto 275 million of dollar, while darhaa a standing army or Lloo.ooQ and a fair. name lima the annual tbs reserve of SJWO.OM. or a ing average of Miss Busch ot the Grant school, tn favor of farm products was 337 mi' What is their comparative naval llion. 'i am indicates that . the de- who has always lived ia California ficiency of exports at prodnem other enjoys this winter weather Immensestrength? than those of ths form amounted io ly. Blic baa learned to skate well and a Rnsaia has four and 63 millions, offseL of roars, by the is very fund ot sleighing. second-clasbattleships, two ar- outward Mrs. Marian T. Burton principal of movement of form oroduefs. mored and seventeen protected cruisers. Japan has four flrstclass and two Taking the trade returns for fourteen the Quincy school. Is the oldest teachthe favorable trade balance in er la point of service in (he Ogden second-clas- s battleships, six armored year, a. farm products is 4A0. millions of city schools. She began teaching at a had sixteen protected cruisers. waa the custom in Against thin was an adverse bal- very earty age Are all these vessels available for ance of trade tn pmdwcta other than those days. She ia a woman ot good terrtce? 165 of millions. To Judgment, having brought the school No. Part of Russia's Beet is bottled those of the form Wilson's words: "The in that district up to a vtry high up in the Black sea. The Csar has la use Secretary not only canceled this im- standard. Eastern watm'aiz inferior battleships fanners but had enough left mense obligation, and eight cruisers. Reinforcements millions to the credit of ALL QUIET AT MAC&RIS. on the way will bring this number up to place 3.00 the books of internato twelve battleships and thirteen the nation when were tional exchange balanced, it is Washington. Jan. 80. A cablegram cruiser. The fleet are regarded as ths formers who hare paid tbe foreign from Captain Miller, tbe fairly evenly matched. Cut Russia This showing surety Columbia, announces commanding the return or that has ae adequate docking facilities, sad entitles the former to favorable conVessel Banto io Domingo Cily from K is generally believed would not risk sideration at the hands of the governThe cablegram is dated January a sea tight. of giving to him 2lth. The Columbia the in rattler ment, Has Japan any groaad to hope for better roads. I reports all quiet The examiner ceive tmklbl , before tbsir rn L . . Come: But talk It! Boon yoa'U find That you and Happlnesa Are chum. Los Angeles. J. W. Wright ; elt JANUARY 21, 1901. Tbe New York physicians bad that disease due to inclement weather, such as pneumionia and influenza, are caused by the use of tbe feather duster. Tbe presumption naturally arises that tbe feather duster causes Inclement weather. Memphis Evening Scimitar. A Milwaukee scientist announce that he baa found some M.Ouo.OUb-odbacteria on tbe surface of dollar blits. Huh! That isnt going to frighten any man of spirit Into refusing to accept bis salary when its due. But isnt it a dandy story to tell the bill collectors? d Edyth George says he cant under- stand why I accepted him. Mayme George ish't like other people. Edyth Why, what do you moan? Mayme Other people cant understand why he . proposed. Prof. Langley sorrowfully announcre that bin aerial experiments are over. But when did he ever make any? From all accounts, his aerial experiments had something very, much of aa aquatic tinge. Bourke Cothran's suggestion that tiiere ia nothing so melancholy in the world as a millionaire face to fiu-- with his securities lent quite so foolish as it appears, if the securities happen to be Steel cnmmpgeHlommerclal Tri. bune. mu,-OO- A, ts J'l . One hundred and fifty generals, colonels and lieutenant colonels have assembled at Cartagena Colombia, to proceed against us. The rest of the army will assemble a soon as it can find clear-sight- pants. St Lonttl . fc p'C S It's a Fact That I. L. CLARK & SONS v CO. J GOOD GOODS 91-7- 83-2- 8 5 $1-5- 0 I i "Woman Is naturally of n dinging nature, observed be. "Yes, rejoined bis wife, "but she Isn't to be compared with a man when r It comes to holding on to a New Yorker. , bilL F. J. BERRYE88A A CO, 'Johnny Ma, what did they put the. whisky on Willies hand for? Ma To care the stlng'of bee. Johnny My, pa must have swallowed a whole hire of bees, and they all atung him. St Twenty-fourt- h .THE... flve-dolla- . 359 TURF EXCHANGE Open Day and Nicfht Stocked With Wines, Liquors and Cigars of the Finest Quality. Our Patrons Are Invited to the Best Hot Lunch in Ogden. : OPEN AIL WALLACE DRUG CO Prescriptions a Specialty PHONE 24 X. 2349 Wash. Ave All Latest Styles In 1904 Valentines Globe-Democr- at. Tbe Impression that Charlie Schwab Is one of the great captains of Industry In the world not so general as It waa when the tida appeared to be running his way all the time. Knoxville Jour- nal and Tribune. r ."Great activity in Idunno mining Are making great efforts to place 'You don't say so!" stock today. Ye-aBill Sykes took forty thousand shares and 96 in cash for that horse he waa askin 920 for yesterday. "Well, on the market at a lower price every day. he made 98 on the deal, anyway. Read the following and then call an get prices en our different linet af merehandles: Lives of great men all remind us 6 and 6 Dollar Silk Wzistz ,. , ... ... , ., ..... .93.00 We can reap aa great renown, 3 2 to 4 Dollar Silk Waists 92.IQ If we only leave behind us Wool Eiderdown Dressing Saquea, Kinds ... ... Libraries in every town. Grades $1.75. Memphis Evening Scimitar. Kinde Fleeced Backed IN GREAT REDUCTIONS WINTER WAISTS. Work and warrv Evry day. Put a little . Wad away, -Gomes a two. man With a fake, - Tells his story Makes a rake. Thats tbe end of Your good stuff; Work and worry. Pretty tough. - Don't you sometimes envy the old their time giants of statesmanship . When Mr. Bryan takes chargs of Mr. fur rhetoric end oratory?" gifts H caret's paper in 8L Louis and makes "Sometimes, answered Senator Soruse of the editorial We, ye gentll read"The only difficulty Is that ghum. are alluded to. er will know who-a- ll these gifts are liable to lead a man to u. ("holly A fellow told me today that I didnt know enough to go in when it rained. Miss Sharp And whal did you say? Cholly I asanhed him it waa quite PLEASANTRIES. FROM OUR CONTEMPORARIES. . doncher knu think up speeches Instead of unnecessary, Wash- nevah go out when it rain' becsiu,. schemes for aisifing money. phis Ledger. ington Star. Spargos Book Store . adiuln-Intratia- it Ladies', Misses, Childrens and I I I j I . Continues just a little longer than at first expected Owing to not being able to finish our new store for Saturday we are going to give the public the benefit of our stay at die Old Stand. m ft The Sacrifice of Prices is For Your Benefit s Pin-gre- 1990-190- e c The big values for little money give 2, n flrst-clss- the people big advantages in footwear Only flf-tr- s u - Ma-cor- ls. Macorla. 2540 Washington Avenue. PEN Nil Fine dinner on Sunday from 12 to p. m., 25 cents. 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