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Show OGDEN, OTA II, TUE MORNING EXAMINER THE EXAMINER WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 19, 1904. nouaced it; the Republican campaign November. polls- on the 8th of speakers upon the at Snip have deShould the contrary be the case, how aa a step ever, we may look for a repetition of nounced it aa the Life I Menace Agent- -4 abonld like to Inenre you life la our enmpaay for 310,090. Ld.'fer NVlr. f dont want any Insurance. I export to live at least nanil I'm ninety year rid. Life the conditions of 1892, end a conse- backward; all Republican candidate tha year by quent panic during 1901, which would fur state offices have willingly gone im the Studird Publublsi Ca correspond in n meaeure with the panic record as against it Publlabed mry day Delivered by Carrier, lodui'ng Moral! Examlaar, Panda pif BOfltk 4 GScigla ootplss SUBSCRIPTION B COTTON SHIPMENTS. RATES. mall on month (laelading of OsdM Sunday) out aid fifiTtleohons Na - ts Potion exports In the mnih of Sep tember, 1904, exceeded buh in quantity and value those of any September in Subscribers will coatar a favor by any earlier year. The figures presented dnfrging Utla offle of foliar to i by the Department ,f Commerce and niM The Bueuear before tkalf Labor through it Bureau of Statistics breakfast shew the total quantity ot cotton exported during the single month of SepREPUBLICAN TICKET tember, 1904, aa 410,940,894 pounds, valued at 313.742,325. These figures POK PRESIDENT exceed those of any earlier September both as to the quantity and value of Theodore Roosevelt cotton exported. The next largest of New York. September exportation of cotton in earlier years was that of September, 1102, when the total was 347,590.100 TOR In pounds, valued at 339.930,815. Chas. W. Fairbanks or 1901, 1897, 8M and 1890 the of ladlana. tetal number of pounds of cotton exported exceeded 200 millions, but in the intermediate years the totals were much cases Is very STATE TICKET many 1904, e the that September, lees, exports of cotton may be considered aa fully double the average September Per PreWotlal Efeetor, exports in earlier years. WADS. B. W. The average unport price per pound H. P. MYTON. of the cotton exported In September, JAMS A. MINER. 1904, wan 10ig cunts, against 10.8 cunts For Coegreaei in Septamber, 1903; 10.3 cents in SepJOSEPH HOWEU. tember, 1900; and 19.2 rents in 1890. In the intermediate years between Per Ooveiwor ef Utah, 1890 and 1900, however, September JOHN C. CUTLER. prices Ml much below the figures of State, Per Secretary above named, the average export price CHARLES S. TiNGEY. ia September, 1893, being 8 cents per Per Jwtlce Supreme Caarl pound; in September, 1896, 7.6 cent; DANIEL N. STRAUP. September,. 1897, 6.7 cento; and Per AMerecy Gereraf. in September, 1898, 5.8 cent per M. A. DRESDEN. peund. These figures suggest that cot-bi- n Per State Treaaarert ia likely to be again the moat imJAMES CHRISTENSEN. portant factor in the export trade of Per State Auditor, the United States in the present year, J. A. EDWARDS. aside from manufactures, which still continue to show a rapid gain. State For Supt of Sodteela, A. C. NELSON. This iBOMNuw la the exportation of cotton during September, 1904, as compared with September, 1903, ocJISICIAL TICKET curs chiefly at the southern porta, and especially at Galveston. At Boston V' there is an increase of about 8 million SECOND DISTRICT. pounds; at New York, an increase of For District Judga, about 15 million pounds; nt New JAMBS ALBERT HOWELL. an increase of 18 million Par Dletrlct Attaumy, pounds; nt Savannah, arf increase U GEORGE HALVERSON, shout 50 million pounds; and at Galveston, an Increase of 110 million pounds. Thus the increase at Calves-bTICKET is greater than that of all the ether leading ports of the country combined. As to destination, the chief Increase , STATE SENATOR. Charles R. Hollingsworth, la In exports to the United Kingdom, to which the shipments of September, REPRESETATIVES, 1904, amounted to 232,278,637 pounds. Rbdolph Kuchler, T. C. Pancake, ' Wm. L. Btawart, POWERS AS A TRAGEDIAN. Gao. 8. Dean. T Bep-bunk- er RPlKffl . tEM Or-tau- Mir m COMMISSIONERS, David Mattson. TREASURER, Alma C. Chamber, RECORDER, Denial W. El II a, ASSESSOR, Edwin Dtn. SHERIFF, Joseph W, Bailey. ATTORNEY, E. T. HulaniakL SURVEYOR, H. J. Craven. SUPERINTENDENT OP SCHOOLS, Wm. N. Patterson. CONSTABLE FOR OGDEN CITY, Henry E. Steele. ROOSEVELT AND PROSPERITY. the election of Thao doN Roosevelt and a RepnbUraa OboAdenoe in The only Orlaado, seeing Inevitable defeat staring him In the face,' and thiaktng probably that our Weber waa county political mountebank claiming too much attention, or may be, thinking that the political farce now being enacted by the DEMOCRATIC-UN-" AMERICAN" FARCE LIMIT EX would supCOMPANY, ( port two stars on Its boards, has addressed what ho is pleased to call an open letter to Congressman Howell m which he complains of the campaign now being mads against him by those whom he terms the "managers' of the Republican party iu Utah. We have found, heretofore, many things to admire in Judge Powers; we have recognised his great ability aa a Jury lawyer, and have listened to him with pleasure white ho recited his fables on hia pet theme of Democracy ; bat this latest break of hia is pitiable and would lead hia beet friends to question seriously not only hia good faith in tha matter, hut evaa M acuity. accl-deni- do ao of aa Gentiles, express the hope that the junior senator should be fired. If the udge Is better than hia party he should at least have defined hia position. Wo wonder why the Judge addresses himself to Mr, Howell. Mr. H. probably has troubles of hia own Just now and it would have been more appropriate for Judge Powers, nd far better politics, to have told hia trouble to a ng Judge Powers takes himself too seriously. He overacts. He is a Bom-bastFurkwo. Ha swaggers like 13 casus; he Is belligerent as Sir IjucIus OTrigger. Hs makes himself n comHe mon laughing stork. in Cannon Cannon own peculiar field. He needs a ahunk of Ice on his hand and n mustard He has the plaster on his feet. heroics, whea he should have juat common lease. He pness as n valiant knight hurling hia defl with nil the claptrap of rhlvalry, when ho is, ia reality, a foolish old woman with sunixAinrt and broom. He alma at high tragedy, while bo la in foot enacting n role in low comedy, es ns Judge Powers numbers his grieve ances, like sn Calvlnlstiu divine, up to "ninthly," and then proceeds to dilate upon them until he almost eclipses his Ogden rival In lurid rhetoric and skyrocket eloquence., Tbe real grievance of the Judge, however, is found in the fact that some tupiiortrrs of Mr. Howell insist that be is in sympathy with the party; that he has a perfect understanding with (Jan non, Kearns et aL; and that be desires to sea Read Smoot unseated; that hia testimony before the Smoot committee was a studied effort, etc. old-tim- Let us see if there is not some good grounds for believing that tha' Judge ia not so virtuous as his would Indicate. If judge Powers ia not in sympathy movement, with the why, in ail eaodor and fairness, did be not say ao to tha people of Utah? Here ie a movement that challenges the good faith ef the great mass of the people ef this state; a movement that says, In effect, that a vast majority of tha voter of Utah are slaves to an ecclesiastical hierarchy; a movement which bad aa it at the hour of ita christening, n man who baa advocated tbe wholesale d'sfrancblae-men- t of the Mormon people. Tire Republican papers denonuceil it; the Republican State Central committee-de- high-soundi- self-prai- se God-fath- er COHHENT EDITORIAL 1 That wholesale combine with tha seems to be the fly In the Kearn ointment. Democracy Young Cefbstt is matched, with Rattling Nelson and as a result war news and campaign gossip will be relegated to the rear for awhile. Those who are really Interested in aaring the country from the dernnl-tio- p bow-bowill register toulgbt and vote the straight Republican ticket on Nov. 8. Apostle Dowie announces that he will aoun begin to remit alaa. There are people who would be more pleased if the old fellow would remit tha money that he managed to wheedle out of them. American party orators are continually calling attentlim to tha rainbow f bupe which they conjure up because of the "pot of gold" they have knewtedgo of and because of the old superstition that n "pot of gold is at tha end of every rainbow." de nCt ........ o o FROM & J O OPERA D Phono w 2Z7 Y, bt 'Ntrenwn li IT HOUSE C bi EXTRAORDINARY 20 OCT. THURS, I EVENT. A New Departure Afternoon awl Night. affairs of the United States, ha ia not of tha type of an American na ourselves. Cheap goods and cheap men look alike to us. We prefer that every dollar's worth ot manufactured goods shall be foasumad in this country made here by aa American citizen and that the' men engaged in producing such goods shall receive fair wages for their labor. Emery County Prog- THE WEBER COUNTY FAIR. The Weber County feir was held at Ogden during the week ending OcL 1st R was a moet excellent exhibit, and tbe example art by Weber county should be followed by every couaty In the state. Deseret Farmer. . tx FREDERICK YJ&ROE AND RYN KIDDER In Wisgenhsls and Kempers Scenic Production of 5ALAMM30 A spectacular Drams of Romance, Passion and Pageantry, Founded on Flaubert's Grant Novel. By Stanislaus Bunge, author of "Quo Vadis, "Dolly Vnrden," etc. MR. WARDE ns MATHO, MISS KIDDER aa SALAMNHO. "The play consists of 5 acta, all of them ao beautiful aa to equal the scenCommerery of Ben cial. Hur."--Buffal- INDEBTED TO ROOSEVELT. It is now recognised by moat people living in the arid and ee ml arid state that it ,1a to the active Interest taken -- Prices; 31.60, 31 00. 75c, 50c, 25c. Seats on sale Tuesday at . 9 a. m. Roosevelt In Irrigation matters that we are Indebted for the legislation wffirh ia to make prosperby President ous homes for a great number ple. San Francisco Chronicle. of peo- From DioUilor to You FAMOUS Of All Wool and Colored Gbodj Washed in Dis-t- i led Water. No fading. No shrirlii;. We have recently srimipid to mv all the distilled wair,r duced by the condensation of tha .steam used In our engine, dry rooms, mangles and other strta heated machinery, and And wt have enough for the washing gf all our siika, flannels and colored goods. The superiority of this put soft water over the hard wstn of this city for washing such goods is very great. By the use of distilled wnsr mild soap and care that the goods are not over heated, there la but little danger of fadlns w shrinking. Any work entrusted to ns will receive most careful attention. 437 25th 8treet - - u ii Si en rer is n c WINES k C. M. Lesdom H. Pitta 'P.hane 150 1 ggjl LADIES SUITS 1 flu n?c thn i FAISTAF no rsl it CAFE S425 Washington Asm Is blK (Phone 22SX) N tin RICHEY, UNDERTAKER dire will WANTED 1.000 MEN To onload echooksn at the Lake Beer halt. It is tho place to get the longest m tallest, th biggest asd coldest schwa1 er ot beer is tows tor five tests. Choicest whiskies brandies rad ik and all kind, ot soft drinks. Ftaf lino of cigars Is town. Call is step body as yon pass by asd sample goods. ihrew 28th iil NO Cl Hir ihre to j prat Sis 4(1 ltd wl Hu r Lincoln D. W. CATT5 Proprietor. Soi SUI ilL Tt erii bw THE ITALIAN SOT C Ti tvs SWISS nta tnB Mau COLONY La wini ta on tbs Pacific coast raisa ths Bm grapes on the Pacific coaJK.Their taviaa are absolutely pure. If you aih good cheer for th holiosj pens order some of their win from itPt St FRIZZ INI BROS.R 23th 200 Filth nine-tenth- We Can Give You t'-.- t- - . , a Fit n K( 0. i LIQUORS per gallon Times-Democr- at. IV it P( The Owl Saloon ONeill Bros, Prop. No. 2s2 Dealers in fir star lass liquo.4 kinds, wines and brandy. All S00 llvered to any part of 31nty Saturday. Whisky 7f cts to8 Q" Win 35 cts pr. quart. Brand v, 31 Quart. Whlswy to 3iS W Jit 5 35. ONEILL BROS, Prep. Phone 135z. WHERE TO hi Hei eat 'rhi Aiuj tfceV Ait hi i Ws fca.1 htdi 'it BOSTON CAFE i at'.rti fr tk an ALBERT F. i - ii 'Phone lit UTAH. OGDEN, RYE . nb-c'- TVctd-len-ti- f. Ogden .Steam Laundry, BISMARCK sIhir and hats are and better-mad- e i going on the shelves of tbe country opinion I'metliing.- - Tomorrow tore. Rural maiifens read the fash- I U the twean- - r;.n anniversary of my to notes ion and the aids heejiy, and wedding, an ! i .o got o:i,i' things here hou.c-ma'!. look arc I boiigbr the girl with a Will you tell y wjfe. becomlug evui er. me if you it' uk they ai all right? I looked at Well. tli" frl (included. OnW three a-- ' f ihi them and i . : him bow pretty they deiM-tucuntil tne were, and ? !; n the train I was waiting tbe L!t Dahc Tele- for came in he carried my things xjt" i ? g eliturial gram. The aboard for wriw is cadeO to tie fact that there She wgs tontantiy having advenwill be a..vto election and coun- tures of this hlr.d. An S yet she wa a ty rrah end the Kearne g!rl a'-.- laik- - d very little to people party and trl,, ,,f Sxlfltok, newspa- alio (lid not her. in that "inime-u.i'i- s pers wHI The silent a,iuuin will a way. be prei.ijctuf(M by the lerdict .f the ferred by man the gaVollns, woman. Df course there is a silence born of peep! e V fui 8UNNY BROOK D3.SU to In Washing sheer dullness and stupidity. But few delivered to any part ef tha city men can detect this fraud from tho World.) Perhaps every girl talks too much la j more sympathetic variety uutll they for tbe sense that she occasionally says are married to !C And then, whats the use? more than n proper distrust of the dissaid Tallyrand, cretion of her kind would warrant, lint "were Word, to be unwisely confidential seems to be given u, that wa might disguise our . Call up tho But the chief use the gabInherent In tbe aex, and one to which thoughts. charitawoman conmore be makes of them ia to one ia Inclined to for bling ble than to the perhaps lew harmful, ceal the fart .that aha has no thought. Of course, the alleat womans mind but more exasperating tendency to may be s similar vacuum, but so long simple gabble. 128 25th Street A reputation for indiscriminate con- aa she is wise enough or stolid enough fidence ia not without ita value to a to keep her mouth shnt, ao ooo will be girl. For once It becomes generally this to find it out. accepted that she tells all she known "De only thing dot some people gits she ia not apt to be told anything that he doesn't want to know. Further- ont o education, said Uncle Eben, is more, she la not likely to be the target de ability to talk bos other people em. For if a cant understand Washington for undesirable flirtations. man realizes that he is going to be Star. discussed and laughed at. with some "Did yon ses snythtag in Italy that half dosen of bis friends and hers, by a young woman with an ungovernable appealed to you particularly? "Yes, the beggars!" New Orleans tendency to conversation, he it oertain to guard himself against such a possibility of ridicule. Kwoter "He laughs best who laughs But while the girl who actually aaya There's s great dost of truth is last" aha when talks may profit something old saw. thus Indirectly by her garrulity', she that Wise Yes, but theres more truth is eaytng who simply gabbles without th saw saw, that he laughs best who anything has no such compensating ad- laughs first and whose laugh lasts. 2373 Washington Ave. vantage. Philadelphia Press. 1 once knew a little girl who, when questioned by bar mother aa to what "Of course, Charles," Mid the wife, alia could remember of tbe sermon ahe "I thank yon tor this money, but it had juat heard, replied, after several but enough to buy a real fur cost moments of painful silence: "It waa "Well," replied th gnat brute, omethlng about, but' ins" youll have to make It go aa fur as If and be substituted for "but" you can." Philadelphia Lodger. ALL EIGHTH we obtain a fair resume of tha average GRADUATES conversation. gabbler's Gertrude Do you think n woman is Some women are born gabblers, but Justified in 60 par east os receive In Being to order Ow.E pictures taken mure are made so by the mistaken idea secure s husband?deception within the next 20 days nt GA8BKRG that men have to bo "entertained, and fl Prances For mercys sake, how do a ia them by STUDIO. 76 86th EL that the way to entertain you expect a woman is ever going to e conversarapid-firconstant volley of get married, I should like to know? I tion. It is safe to say that In ninety-nin- e Dost on Transcript. ou of a hundred couples tone meets casually in New York the girl is doing the talking; possibly she ia sucbut ceeding In being "entertaining, that la by no means ao certain as If the man were doing the talking. Men like to talk. There la hardly any man who cannot talk well on some one subject. And there ore some wom- en who possess a genius for discovering what that one subject is. I knew a girl once who had the gift of inspiring confidence to such an unfortunate degree that strange women In street cars would lean forward suddenly and say things like tide: 1 lire on Jersey City Heights and Im gnlug over to Brooklyn to my daughter's Have been a problem in the past for the reason that I've got 31.200 wedding anniversary. worth of diamonds that I am going to only about one manufacturer out of ten could make wear in my stocking, llut it's kind of lonesome out where she live and 1 them to fit the majority of women. , thought I'd belter not wear tiirm in public." Thin season we found the RIGHT factory and can FIT s You know this girl once told me; of the ladles who eeue here for their suits. Strangs people often tell me the story of their lives without my having done more ihan look st them. 1 rememlier once I was traveling by myself mid had to change cars at Providence. When I got off the train a workingman of about 64 offered to carry iny suit rase The LATEST STYLE both in MAKE and FABRICS, and WELL arrfiM into waiting rmm for me. I offered to tip Mm, When we got made goods at a MODERATE PRICE. you want a Suit? but he refmu-IF SO WE CAN SUIT YOU. T engleee y:i .lont know I ni the gineer of the ,:n that brought you in, he said. T sn you were alone and a 1 '. n very Mg snit case. little girl And now.' I.e '.led. I want to ask your d The Washington (Mar ia perfectly right in intimating that ail thn pretty girls have gone Republican when It oaya: Retler cut reedy-maclothing The LILLIE BRAND not made by a TRUST LAPn -ols LEADER," ao EASTERN LARD It Ask your GROCER f0f No, bacon ,, I. (with an attempt at jocularity-Y- ou but I wanted to give yon another chance before offering this bargain elsewhere. Clarissa (on the alert)-- A bargain, did joq say I Rupert, dear. Ill take It! Lave, AMUSEMENTS ft W like! Narrates. (peirishly) Why on earth do you keep asking me to marry yon? Harea't I refused yau'ouce? Btzpert GIRLS WHO TALK TOO BSUOH well-wov- en Con-me-m la In evidence on every hand. Nothing ao fully reflects the prosperity oil oar country aa do our portal reonlpt which continue to increase throughout the entire country from month to month. Even the bnatneaa done during the midsummer months of July and galna August rfaow most substantial ever not only corresponding month! of previous years but over previous months of this year. These tain are In many raaea aa high as from 15 to 20 per cent, the general average being somewhat over 12 per cent. Coincident with this gain In postal business eve the increased orders now being placed wftb our iron and steel zaantifocturera for steel rails and structural material even at the wall maintained pool prices. Another widen re is the ucnaual activity now taking place thronghont the country in the bonking of orders tor the late fall and winter trade among our merchants. The hotels of New York are today full ef buyers from every pert of the country who are giving large orders and who report from their rertlona that businera proaoerts were never brighter. In S;iort, we have manifested on every hand a revival in business which Is mart substantial and with the barren-taof crops and the splendid returns Which' are about to accrue to the tenn-s- v as If a record-breakitt would-arespring-sawinter were before u. This will' he fully material! red in raae the Republican party la successful at 1 OF policeman. Peer year tanu J ph Stanford, Turn year term Oacer B. Madaon. CLERK, t he darbies fe As to the charge of desiring that See? uiiiiiou. meetings, eulogises it orators and adherents, and can hardly be distinguished from the Tribune in the virulence with which U attacks all opmoveponents of this ment. Chairman Bamberger has never yet found Voice to officially protest against the movement, but has cuddled up to the prime movers as though they were his allies and friends. There is no Democrat, so far aa we have heard, who has been upon tne atpmp for his parly, whose utterances have not been quoted with approval Tribune. Even by the Thatcher have Moaea and Judge King reueived warm encouium from that paper, which ie even now under pre-tr.of quarreling with the Judge, throwlug bouquets at him for his atQuoth tha Raven "Nevermore! titude. In the meantime how dues Judge Powers, himself, stand uiwu this movement? lias he ever dePITH THE PRESS nounced It? Does he not consider brethren? as hia younger IN PERFECT ACCORD. Why, Judga Powers, why should the people not conclude that you favor rhia The Herald and Tribune are both movement? Dont rant, but tell us denying moat vigorously that tha National Democratic committee had anyWHY? thing to do with Frank J. Cannons alleged flop to tha American party. U is quite possible, but hardly probbut how is tt that the eastern Demo"protestants able, that the cratic press 1 in perfect accord with hi the Reed Sinoot case should have what Fragk oaya ami does? Tha last New World, juat at hand, has a accidently Humbled upon the judge as scare York over what Frank says head al one of their star witnesses. An against Roosevelt and the, church.- shot. It is said, killed the devil, Provo Enquirer. but we hardly believe, from the cleverness with which Mr, Taylor, chief CHEAP GOODS AND CHEAP LABOR. in the counsel for the protesianta Editor Gibbs, of tne Marysvale Fra Smoot case, handled bis side of that puts this fooliwh question to ua: Even if duties were reduced ao as to controversy and from the activity of permit the importation of some lines Balt laike aiders of the moveinent,.thai of foreign goods not now received, aa was Powers either unwilling would not the tollers serosa the ocean Judge witness or that hi testimony in any have more money with which to purchase of us lines of goods and food that manner surprised the protesianta. The Judges attitude and bearing be- they cannot produoe so cheaply aa we?" Our answer ia brief. If the Pluto editfore that committee waa such that, or prefers that European pauper labor meant all right, be allowed to figure in the industrial while he may have and while those who know his Itching for notoriety may have understood that he waa actuated solely by vanity, yet we think he laid lilmself open to the charge of making a "studied effort before the committee. In New York (Nliols Greeley-Smlt-h Reed Smoot should be unseated, wa not see why the judge should get furious. We have heard hundreds good Democrats, Mormons aa well 8 WASHINGTON AVfc "Llv and let Llv. inetto. Wo do not pro,; uf to Mil you oomathina nothing. Our Moata or, We endeavor t pleas rady wh patromw, V OCCESS MARKET. Insuranue Agent Weil, here's our other pVigy If yoa die, yon get nothing; live until youre ninety and get t of 1893. Happily there la no prospect In the meantime, how did the Demoof any such calamity befolling the American people and yet dimeter ie aure cratic party managers receive it? The Herald, the official organ of the lo com if Republican voter do not see to it that their votea are ram when Democratic party, canuot, or does not, conceal Its Joy over the unfolding of the opportunity cornea In November. the plot. It freely advertisde all iu M. CLASH ANN, Manas 1 SUCCESS MARKET OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. bst Short Everything her tha at all hour n ,,h ,n vL, All kinds of gam n Extra' Ana dinners luneh Ptae 12 to 2 p. m, 26c. 11 to 4 and Sts 2 p. JIM A YOUNG, S trash 284 Twenty-fift- h i. til! !5t i tST lit Sxt Ann Q |