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Show 1I0RMM1 The forrnry iltat arr established. Published every day la the year by cultural the Standard Publishing Ca prufi-rsorahi- Muraisg Manager. Exanrfaw, S agio copies eta SATES. lb (laeludlng 9 sail ana bod of Ogdaa Sunday) ontsld Tetaphont Nol if Ibfl ihe i lal-ra- agriI colb-g- 1 1 par mouth SUBSCRIPTION they might add the rider that some modern conaiiioaa of Me, ana especially the hourly impact of exclang' news from all parts of the world, me sumcwusi injurious to the tranquility of tne nerves. On the other hand the Lundon Outlook, reviewing Mr. A. Watt Smyth's "Physical Deterioration," asya: "Overcrowding jf the districts in which children exist, but du not gro'v up; neglect of sanitary precaution especially aa to the tdlk supply; Inadequate pb) steal training in elementary schools; neglect to educate girls la hygiene, domestic economy and the management of infanta these are tba cauaw of a falling off tn tbe national standard of vigor, of no which thoughtful man or woman can think without anxiety. Perhaps even In New York, whose death rate recently waa four point a higher than a year ago, these thing are worth conalderding. at Anita, Iowa, called To All ibie po-colU'ge. Slate Ibr Iowa aiiiun It ba chosen Mr. IliiKb P. BakBakMr. of Bureau Forestry. r, of tbr er la a graduate ut tba Michigan college and tha tale Porcini school. and baa had a wide experience la handling probltius In foreetry iu the weut. lie will lecture at tba col for-lege half of each year on general Iowa to erry In itn npplicnilon Tba other half of the year be will devote to bureau work, for the moat part invefiigating furent probI lem aa they concern the atate of luwa. Prll ?arad by Carrlar, IseluJ'ag Sunday TIlTMDAX MORXIXH, la steadily urosing la popular la'01! U evi.lcMied by ih! increasing nuai of her of schools and pniffsaorahipu fHE EXAMINER WM. GLASMANN, O'JDEX, UTAH, EXAMINER. THE MAINE ELECTION. il Our muchly befuddled contempo- rary, the Salt Lake Herald, area signs of hope In tba Maine election. It euya: SabaerlbMa will contaf a taw by The laleut reports ahow that tbr to 10 McKinley in Bid luta gjofalig mi offloa of failure given majority Tba EKaau&ar bafora ibGf barn cut down by aeveral thoiinand voles. REPUBLICAN If tha Herald wants u make a Rooua-velt'- a fair comparison let It compare vote this fall with that ot McKinley and Roosevelt four yrara TICKET for president ago. That waa only a stata elect inn held In Maine this week and the votes will not ba as heavy aa at tha presidential election. Still 27,000 Republican maIf jority for little Maine nulls ua even tha Herald thinks It is email. It must ant be forgotten that the Republican 10.- only claimed between 10,000 and 000 majority while the Democrat expected to reduce that majority and elect iteveral coogreBmen. Tha Democrats acourrd I ha nation for apeaWrra; they even took tha Poodle Editor" 01 the Bow Wow and the campaign for Democracy's existence was to be nimla and lo and behold'' tha stata rolls up 2IMXM) Republican majority. 1,000 mors than the highest estimate wiu by tha Republican chairman and his committee. Of course lbs Reestipublican chairman had no way of Democratic of benefit real the mating speakers to tha Republican cause and it now nppeara that tha Democratic Respeakers made 1,000 votes for tha TKeodorc Roosevelt V of New York. fOR T Chas. W. Fairbanks of Indiana. ) kpiiucjw suit rati Par Presidential Elactara. E. W. WADE. H. P. MVTON. JAMES A. MINER. 4 Far Cangraaa. JOSEPH HOWELU Far Gavarnar af Utah, JOHN C. CUTLER. . Far Sacratary af Stata, CHARLES S. TINGEY. Far Juatlea Suprama Court, In this fight Judge Parker will give his great luitailou ut Pugilist Munroe. A WILD TURKEY FIGHT. There are turkey stories aa well at fish stories if any one should ask you, and N. P. Bullock (Dockl tells the following and vowa that It la true: A few daya ago he waa not far fiom Doehead, near the old racetrack, back of ihe Besaum field, when he saw ahead of him two wild turkey gobblers fighting. Mr. Bullock stepped out into the bushra and crept along till he waa opposite the fighting fowl Bo Intent were they la their contest that AN 1LL1CT STILL IN A CHURch heard. With a stealthy he was not WHEN FAIR FINGERS DEAL. tep he advanced till he waa almost As the result of anonymous iafar upon them, and then he made a spring Don't make a mistake and play a ana caught the two by the necks, on a m t ion. some customs officers climbed Into the spire of an undent .huruhu loose hand at whist against a college In either hand. Then ensued a battle between man Queue, in the south of Frame ast girl because aha looks innocent, and leads you to think you are doing her and birds. With wings and feet the after a careful search found a sdii a favor in teaching her the game, latter fought, scratching Mr. Bullock's which, alt bough dating from tbe kv said a New York society woman who arms and tearing hla clothing. With enteenth century, was yet in a ptrln', has a reputation for the Interesting much difficulty one bird waa carried to stata of preservation and wills little card parties she arranges for the ground where its head waa crushed being worked. Naturally, the reqmiw law tha of mrata while other with the man's friends. I have learned from bitter by the foot, regard to of this description bad But experience that what these college maintained Us desperate scratching I one been complied with in this -- ar v wing, girls do not know about whlat, or any with feet and striking with other game wlih cards, for that mat-- 1 The Drat one disposed of, the other who was tha offend sr 7 The vicar m charge of tha building? The a. ,.,, ter, is not worth a dowager like my- - soon fell an easy victim, Mr. Bullock says that he had no idea who visited it weekly? Interrogated self trying to learn. But I ran agalpst a stone wall lbs how strong a turkey was before. The the former declared that he had only other afternoon, when it waa suggest- - two turkeys were grown gobblers, with recently conte into the parish and lud r. never set foot In the spire. He tra ed that wa drop wnixt and try draw beards nearly three Inches tong. The butleg had been Instruct-- 1 boro (N. C.) Southerner, therefore, totally ignorant of the existence of the incriminating ml to say not at home to anybody who veawi The sacristan, however, could nut si! called. The hubby of the house was ia St. Louis, and we were safe from in- PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN BY RADIUM. lege so valid an excuse, ami his explanation not being considered terruption. A Wellesley College girl A photograph made with a piece of waa in the party, the guest of a young he will be proceeded againit matron who la a pioneer la our select card parties. "If you have any shopping to do, Jessie dear, said the matron, take the brougham and go on downtown. You can pick me up here, on your way home. "But the Wellesley girl wasn't thinking of shopping. She had shown a Every lady In the city wants, needs and must have one or more fair hand at whist, and alia thought of our newest 'Handy Pins," in order to be correctly adorned. ahe would like to try (her own exThey are beautiful pieces of master-wordesigned after the pression).. draw poker. Her roll of fashions of our Grandmothers. We present beautiful line In Plain Gold bills seemed adequate, so we let her and those set with Pearls, Turquoise, Diamond, Montana Sapphires In. Our girly-girlfriend bushwhacked and Rhinestones. Can be need in collar, back or front, for belt fasfor a short tints, until she had ua all teners, shirtwaist pins, In fact, von have dozens of places for ow tied up. Then she let go. Nerve Handy Pins." and bluff? Well, I never saw tbe like. Inside of an hour that child had ns all skinned to a suttee. She not only carried off all our cash, Including that of her hostess, but she had our L O. U's for a handy amount 'Ive had a splendid time, she said when It waa all over. I do not return to college until next Wednesday. If you have a little game between now and then I shall be glad to alt In, and give you a chance to get even.' - 0FTHE y HANDY PINS y , J. S. LEWIS & CO., JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS THE REAL THING. ' Idaho Democrats appear to be badly divided over the Mormon question. Heltfleld would not ancept When President Castro attempts to publicans, the nomisatloa for governor mural measure forces with ths Asphalt trust Rather good work for Democrat Far SUta Traaaurar, the plank was Inserted ha will discover that he la dealing We hope tha same Democratic speakIn the platform, and now a tot of the with no effete and decaying European . JAMES CHRISTENSEN. to will coma Maine ers that stumped nominees refuse to stay on the tickeL nation. San Jose News. JUST WISHING. For Stata Auditor, Utah. because the plank has EDWARDS. the A. all In J. hem Inserted. probability EFFECT OF AGITATION. Ragson Tatters Wat yer so quiet THE GRAIN SITUATION. whole ticket will go down to defeat shout? Far Stata SupL of School because the party has tried to draw Now thst rampant Dubois organ, the wish in'. Wish-IWeary Walker-J- est A. C. NELSON. Threshers around tba country report religion Into politlr. Emery County Coeur d'Alene Press, 1 advocating the I had ter pay fer all de rides I ever division of North and South Idaho, took on de railroad that they are pretty wail through their Progress. in order to get rid of the Mormons. TICKET Ragson Tatters What? work, having threshed tha most uf tha TOKIO BOOST. Thla la the logical outcome of the THAT Weary Walker An' den wlshtn' 1 the on now finishing up tall grain, and over a dissension religious hadn't took 'em, but had saved me present Inter spring grain. They report a good It Isa far rry from Mao Yang to question always the fiercest and bit- money fur booze. Philadelphia LedSECOND DISTRICT. season and the quality of the grain Tokto, aa possibly General Kuropatkln terest of quarrels. The Capital Newa ger. o has discovered. Dictating peace In ha frequently called al'pntton to the dor Diatrlct Judge, abovs the average. as easy as II seemed to effect It will have In retarding ENGLISH THE UNIVERSAL JAMES ALSERT HOWELU Wheat and other grain Is bringing A the Isn't really from the East where people when he was facing his LANGUAGE OF THE FUTURE. general Tor Diatrlct Attamay, ball looks market good price, and the enthusiastic countrymen In SL Peters- have little conception of the West ' ' GEORGE HALVERSON and where What will be the world languago grain burg. Those Japs seem to have a moat at best, Ish;" most of the spread of the future? dealers predict very high prices for depressing Influence on those who lecturers and writer will that will cause That it will be English Is the prebloodcurdling tales SENATOR SMOOT'S LEADERSHIP. next spring, and tha Indlcaltona are would go to Tokio with their weapons to give this diction of many scholarly observers. Vvesternbound settlers on. Bakersfield Californian. that wheat will steadily advance In state and Utah aa wide a birth aa Tha probabilities are that It will parEditorially the Tribune yesterday month to month. It looks from GOOD ROADS PAT. It will also revive the old ques- take of the best features of all modern price Smoot's remorning dlscussee Senator and division the tions of state as though tha bottom had bees reachtongues. leadership In Utah politics and. In ed, and there is every chance for as of constructing good moval of the capital, matters that a The policy It I n safe proposition to assume of an large majority of our people had that the race which dominates the comparlMNi with the domination will effect the roods wherever triad has proven advance. While this commerce of the world will Impress its ndraataganua expenditure, and In the hoped were buried for all time. their party by Senator Platt In New consumer to some extent, yet the Interest of all classes. When one mile Boise Capital News. language upon tbe world. York. Senator llanna la Ohio nod benefit it makes to the agriThe English-speakinpeople are to at tea a Senator Quay In Pennaylvania, day the leaders In the world nctlvlty. cultural class more than offsets tba As a result tha English language la these men exerclaed the exact reversal higher price for floor. It is well known spoken of the Smoot dominance. It says: by more people today than Is that whea the farmer pros pcre, everyCITY any other civilized tongue. Tha control of the senators named one benefits, while If the former has to The recent action of Germany in waa notoriously a personal control; It giving tha English language preferwas not exercised exclusively through sell his produce at starvation prices. ence above all other foreign tongues political channels; it did not claim It see sis to have a depressing effect on Is formal recognition of tbe fact and A DOOMED, DYING aay thus says tha laird Intimidation, every business. not the mere arbitrary expression of a nor nppeal to the religious fealty and In Minnesota, the Dakotas, and many choice. churrh to obedience superof pledge In Kaneaa sud Nebraska and the The strong point is made, however, iors to whip the rank and file Into line. places that America more than England ia It did not nrrogmte to Itself the Missouri river states, the wheat has responsible for the change. claim that aa spokesman of tha bees hurt to an Immense extent by PREMIER BALFOUR'S STARTLING comment upon Otis tendency by adTwo-thirof the people who Ipeak SPEECH TO THE SCIENTISTS. those leaders In Ohio, Pennsyl- what la railed the black rust; this beducing evidence brought before the section by Dr. flhritliaall tending to English live on thla side of the Atlanvania and New York had tbe right to n which attacks the show that town life is favorable to the tic, and their Industrial and commerrule, to give out to the people the ing fungus growth Dark Racss Prevail, and Arc More numerical cial conquests are making the tongue of a lark-eyepreiKinderencs word of (tod that they were bound to berry and destroys the life of the to Disease. Subject familiar in every quarter of the habitrace, the memand obey: on peril of Ihelr soul's salva- grata. The wheat thus affected Is ren bers of which are more liable than able globe, tion." dered utterly unfit for milling to pulFew addresses of recent years have the light-eye- d and What kind of rot la this which tha and when it la considered llial to neurosns (Intuberculosis, monary s Mich uponsrlnn-tistan made impression Tiibuae la publishing In tha hops that millions and mllttnna of bushels are aa Mr. Balfour's sHech in the cluding epilepsy I and to cancer. It wilt ba copied In eastern papers and thus ruined, it Is little wonder that British association upon the future of Assuming that it would be the most misrepresent conditions 'hsre to the eastern grain men are "bullish" on tha human race in It pres-n- t environ- energetic part of the nial population who drifted inlo towns and cities. Mr. ments and tendencies. Injury of tha state? Can the Trlbuns good wheat and predict high prices. Balfour Inferred that the burden of not B ot lhal. Reed waa Mr. contention , ni Balfour's Instance It nay give Already there have been In the lh rare would be largely continuing to crowd into modern the extendency either publicly or privately, giving neighborhood of seven hundred cars id cities is thrown upon Ihe Ires energetic who to and hrelth prejudhial deteriorapression to political dbiam that could wheat shipped out of this stste. and The close quarters of the remained behind, aud that be by aay mean construed into Thus the majority of this has gone east, to tenement are not alone, responsible, tion must almost of necessity ensue. He concluded by saying that after says tha Lord Intimidation?' Wa chal- help lake the place of the ruined since In rural villages crowding prothe legislature had done what It could ut the 110 such HI effects; induces air n to cite Tribune the single wheat. Grain dealers are shipping lenge In respect of improved drainage, of imcity la Inferior and becomes destance of the kind. What excuse can many rare a day out of the state; If the before coming to the lung proved ventilation and of diminished vitalised the Tribune give for sm-- contempt- the mills of this stale could get mill- of tbe town dweller. overcrowding, he (cared that the essential difference between town and ible, false and malicious statements ing In transit rates, the wheat would More than any oilier city lmiton country life would still be left. of the The insult lu rise which Intelligence every be shipped out In ths form of flour, bears out this assertion. Commenting upon ibis address, the visiresident of Utah. but as wheat takes a lower rate out the death rate there during a fog tu dorses Mr. Balfour's London when the dead air remains in remarks hospltslthe diseases of the gnaator Smuut gained his leadership than flour, the mill of Utah ran not tation. upon Dr. Fothergill Is familiar. the dark-haieami people. The nf tbe Republican party la Vtah by ship in competition with the eastern yearscity. ago challenged the medical framure liable than those of are former Cocktae exercise of clean political methods. mills. ternity to produce a pure-bre- d to rheumatic the brunette type Neither money nor the much tauuted Colorado especially Is buying Utah ney of the filth generation. diseases, while the reverse Is the case lam-do- n never are lsmdou in reference to pulmonary tuberculosis, h inAuem-ehral vet y heavily, tbe Colorado millers played a part in Ms Irnru. Tbe Cm U-- j? is not big nervous disorder ( particularly epilepcontest. That is more than his an- liking Ihe quality of the grain here bet or strong enough. Kipling' Privet sy) sud cancer. soltagonists can truthfully claim for U ter I baa aay ihey run get elsewhere. Oriheria, the little Ignition-burliraniiug for argument all Air. BalIs alleged with every evidence uf truth It is romeded that Utah wheat makes dier. physiially weak but shrewd, is four' gloomy premises, here are some moilet'ii tendencies that may act laror-ahl- y that tbe clique for whiih the Tribune ths finest grade uf flour, and the mill- true lo type. upon the hcalili erf city dwellers: Tha same problem L earned into elands spent much money and made ers in the outside states are Gudin-- ; Better sanitation, purer water supnew countries ly etnigreiits front to efiorts enlist In tbeir out. this desperate Ausply, official regulation of housing, aa in crowded centers in England. atira that same rhurvh influence California has rather a poor crop this tralasia ha been driven lo legislate the New York leuevnt law. which they are claiming now lo cum-M- l. year, tbe wheat there being weak, and directly in the case of New exland. Eliflric rapid transit and the development of the suburbs. deficient In gluten, and consequently and lo secure Information preliminary The opening ,f small city parks and of New to legislation in the cg rruhalily one of Hie elements that the California mills have been demandbroad, straight nnulevards which ad-Wales to prevent the alarming South 2-Pi- e favored Kmnot's moat was the ing Utah grain to strengthen their own. Increase in the number of (hlldrenx mil I letter air circulation. These of Athletic conditions make It quite cer trsirv'e. the leaching pmmal unisiputarity of Kearns and hy Premier Sodden of New Zealand, ; ginp- - in the schools, food aud miik he disgust of the people with the tain that grain will keep up in price, suggests for Inis putpo'-a bill Tisupervision. s. uetlcDable methods used by the and that mnrh higher prices ran be the rompulfor.v registration of vacation habit, the increase.! the establishment by the state useThe valor senator's clique la attempting looked for before the next harveat. Extra Heavy Dark Fancy Mix, all wool Cheviot, taped seams, of outing time in tbe country, and founding home of maternity o build for himself a political mg. of shorter hours labor. hospitals, ths payment by the state for This Is tbe view taken by the Specrhlne In Utah. nurses for the sick poor in Cmir tator: fees and of for trainths homes, aio We doubt almost all Mr. Balfour's EDITORIAL COMMENT IOWA STATE COLLEGE ESing such nurses, (be crotion by the facts about rchouaing. ventilation and : TABLISHES FORESTRY CLASS, state of day home for iuianis and a foid are opposed lo the mnt drastic law to prevent the insurance certain They fact uf our modern history, IW The turning out of skilled forester; The Democrats are explaining now of children of tender years for wore ' vL.: that the class which la well-fe-Is no inconsiderable pan of the valu- about Maine Mother explanation wul Gian 25. ton and fresh which enjoys Are dark haired people less healthy air and which U on the whole ediu-ai-able work of the Bureau of Forestry, be due after November . than light haired onea? Mr. GULtone ed either No profession Is so Rule crowded, thruuuh or teaching The oldest tortoise in the London said that In hi long life he had through 11 s i uiu sad none offers a mure inviting ltoi r.oo ha seen J.it) summers. He has to tmee distinctly occupations, seen a distinct increase in the pro5 stronger, bigger and healthier than 11 to the roaaclentiouN and zealous siu he fed by hand with cabbage. ever wa. A regards women this portion uf dark haired teople In EnA dent. That forestry, as 0 science similar charge ts olwerv-aiit- e is admitted on ail hands; and as re--! gland. i The Tribune puts forth the arguin New York. men we believe the duclur to the gard of the natina ment thst Goodwla has Judge Mr. Balfour furnishes a enriou gsae to wnnid he nnsn.nums, th,H,e)l . DANIEL N. STRAUP. Far Attorney Gonoral, M. A. DRESDEN. J Tar-poke- of substantial road has been finished It will continue in that condition lifetime, under ordinary eonditiona. John C. Culler will make a governor In the past twenty years inure than thiown sway In who will do much toward forwarding I10U.UAU have been the best interests of the state. In vot- Yuba county In filling mud holes and while the ing for him the people will make no tinkering, to be repeated policy continues. Had thla policy bean mistake. abandoned twenty yean ago and a Tbe Herald editor did not attend system of permanent road constructhat famous Ksopiis gathering but, tion inaugurated that mnuey would toto all then, considering who the proprietor day be yielding good returns would roads and It of the Herald is, can the editor be who travel tbe have enhanced tha value of land adclassed as a Democrat? jacent and cauaed an increase In general trade. Marysville Democrat. A barrel with a rapacity of 43,801) gallons has just been completed for a great wine firm at Bchiltenhcim, on TOO EXHAUSTED FOR TERMS. the Rhine. A banquet was given in Its Interior to twenty-fou- r people. Japan la figuring upon tha terms which she will dictate, but It will be Impossible for Russia or PRESS probably PITH Japan to do much dictating after the terrible struggle is over. Orass Valley Union. IAMB. CERTAINLY WILL Montana In order In support the third pany movement. In Utah. ore containing radium, tnronsk opaque shutter of a photogrxth ,. . holder, is the interesting experiment made in tbe Utah building at the St. Louis Fxr by gV Whitaker, director-gener- al ff'the 1 exhibit. Tbe ore ts from HichamT Giaad county, where the nanersi being mined for commercial punnl' The Richardson ore is being umU the French experts who liistovnw! radium ia ore which wa flr Toum In Bulgaria. Almost the eann put of radium ia now obtained tn' American ores, and the mine at r!? aidsoa. Utah, has recently bran chased by a wealthy syndicate though the photograph taken hr M. Whitaker was only the L the slide of the holder, itrepreiuett was aim by ply placing ths piece the shutter and leaving it over nlT Sunset Magazine. French la still regarded aa the diplomatic. and polite language of the world, but English, aa expanded and rejuvenated by American transplantation. is becoming tbe universal business tongue. Tbe world language of the future, therefore, is (hat which America will sjieak and teach. New York World. anti-Morm- anti-Morm- n' iraraliM. The Putnam Clothing House 2345 Washington Avenue . To-kl- Is ed ths American chases of g more in Clothing Departmtnt. boys and for DWELLERS bayA up- holds manly sports and and cult- endeavors, true rsidsrs In Ks ivates RACE? ideals sf Amsri can manhood. In Big specials ty ds Department and Tuesdays, dark-haire- fair-haire- d t. tr 1 Values in Boys School Suits polli-eme- "Kantwsarout" Clothing for boys and have acid them for years. PaepH " know the value of good wear clothing e for buy the Kantwear-out" kind: vo Every suit warranted not to rip. price a few of tha many kindA 1 boya-alway- Bnwn Mix Cheviot Chock Silk Braid Trimmad Collar and Front, good wear, (2.75. Gray Mix, Braid Silk Tie, (1.65. Trimmed, Blocs Norfolk Styles n S' Seli the Celebrated Cadet Styte- s- fair-haire- - e mid-wive- I These Are The New GaaJs, rj Aii Navy Blue Cheviot, a aurpriaer, gu anteed not to rip, Noat Mixed Effect Cheviot, very now by for school wear, (2.75. Extremely good, all wool, Cheviot, extra heavy, taps eeama for (A equal to many (MO kinds. (1-5- ce Suits Dark Mix, all wool, Cheviot, wear for school, (2.75. Dark School Suita, good value, good lining in coat (3.5CL B0 fi- - M The Styles Are Th VERY LATEST. 1 well-house- ! j nell-toln- iriv ! I. L. CLARK & SONS (1 Mssdffs pur-pos- We ir (LOO our j toy ' Editorially the paper all boy. It stands with , Just Bey Magazine with all pus poa-slbl- e. 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