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Show I'TAII, fKlUEN. KXAMlNLli: MOUSIN'! Till: 12 SUNDAY, MAUC1I IT, 1007. icalUe their class intervals and that. t prucei-diuupon those ctea ihrjr muat conquer the public p wers and thereby uicrthruw the cipualisi . . inu-iest- THE SOCIALIST DEPARTMENT OF THE MORNING EXAMINER Finally, join his worker and shoulder lo shoulder with them match under the banner of Socialism. The oi sit-iof the capitalist would free him from 4ke mlilaioaa of email property, that now. tied t his neck, ie drowniug him. and be would become part owner in and the eajoyer of the wealth produced In the cooperative cutnmon wealth. Thus, you will ae, the greed" attention ia no question. Weekly People Conducted by the Socialist Party of Ogden Editorial Committee: KATE 6. HILLIARD E. A. BATTELL and M. MORAN Any question concerning Rocial-isanawarad. Address ad to K. S. H.lliard, BtraeL 557 Twenty-sixt- ia my opinion, have the vEect OBJECT LESSON OF SOCIAL- AN - week Daniel 1;II 01 leu ou Man'll As alinnmirrd ai.l FROM PORTLAND, The eiiuutr court house ha lai been secured (or this occasion. Iltiir.g the csnipaigu last jusscrl. ihe I'niu-- Laluir party tried cuurlu-h- a with the Socialist puriy. The qiiestioua at issue acre bandlrd without pliwea to such an esteiit that die supei'Hrial oulouker would that pear could never eoiue again. Dut on February 17, the of the kidnApplna of Mu-ewood the aud 1'eitlbnna, Trades Artulily and the Boclaltat ilnl meelluc of protest party heid that was well said by the chairman to hare been the iieatest and best nisss nieotlnf ever held in l lali. An option mi Iiy Is presented ill the ('tuning of IkiLeou for die Socialist a auu I'uionmta of OK'leu to deinon-atraithat prejudice ruta no figure wlih iheui alien principles are To thime seeking lnfocuia-luiUrlatn'r lecture is reoominend-ed- . To tluwe who have or way form r runcltisfuns at tarlauce with the or who wish to ash guesiiiuis tne pril lege nr rather the right of the Boor will be cheerfully eateihled. County court house, March Hull. Admission free. Kveribody invited. Ore.. Fen. SI. To the of Miner. Federation Through the Alinur Magaalne: Brotb--t r and Fellow Workers W hava just bald a lung demonstration that will mark a turning point in ths history of (ha labor movement ou tba Pacific eoaat. About three week ago (he Industrial Worker, of iha WorU ana the Bocieluiia buy oigaiiiud iha Mayer, Haiwuud and Peitihon Agitatiua league, fur Iha purpoaa of holding a We protest meeting. imuiadianly began to visit the local union aBiliated with iha American Federation of Labecome niembark bor, asking them of the league and taka part la the umetiiig protesting against tha treatment i f lfo)r, Haywood and Pettl-bouhave recelird at the hauda of Our the Mtea Owners' aaaoelatiua. eonimltb-ewere wrleoiaad ia every union In the city and their member immediately took steps to Jcrta the league. Laatenight the pa rad and mass meeting took plaiv. The moat eatlmair place the number of men and la the parade at 7,uimi or more. Thv moat aiguificant fealura from an Industrial unionist s standpoint is that, deaplta the efforts of some labor fakirs, and the ihreata of some employers to ''Are anyone who took part iu tha parade," thv rank and file of every union In the city turned out, almost to a maa. Another significant feature was that, owing to a street car men's strlka hare, Ihe chief of police wanted u to keep on the back streets, away from the car lines. When we first applied for a he marked out u route which he would kindly sllow ua to follow. When the committor reported tut lo Ihe league, a motion was made, and carried unanimously, to mark out the route wy would take, ami scud a committee to are the mayor and tell him a would taka that route; if w ware mil Interfered with there would be no trouble, but if we were, w'e would settle the trouble and continue the Neediest to say. there was no trouble, not only that, hut evciy policeman bad order from the mayor to keep hla uoae out of that parade. While w were marching, so ni one (near the front f the para, let Mid: "If you bang Moyer, Haywood sad I'etiibotie, you will have to hang ua all! and Immediately it was echoed hy all. We earrlvd a number of banners with aurh Inscriptions as these; "We want juallce for Moyer, Haywood and Pettilione, and we will have it. "lAlmr has rights that must he respected." "Tp .Ipoyrr, Haywood and Ivttlbone: Fear uot; uuited labor ia unto the game Bad will see you through." " Justice McKenna of the Bupreme court saya we are right. "Fiakertm detectives and bloodheunda take warning iJibor Is awakening." if you hang Moyer, Haywood and Fettl butte hang ua; we are Just as guilty." "Workingmen, tbia la your fight; fall In line!" Besides those arho took part lu tha pa rads, there fully X.54H) people turned away from the hall betauM there was no more room. I cannot say just how much money will he left for the defense fund when all expenses are paid, but I can safely aay that Portland will not lie behind any city In the I'nlted Stales of its sise In this line either. Juel a it required the executiui of a John Brown t. bring home tu the people of lbs North the horror of chattel slavery, and of a Mike Devine to show (he hatred of the mine owners foi the unions, so today it requires the Incarceration of a Mover, a Haywood and Pelt I bone lo bring home to n working claaa tbia one great fact that an injury to one Is an injury to nil," and a knowledge of their class power. Portland, the city by the Willamette, ha for year been known aa the greatest aeili town on Ihe Pscifle roam. Ir will never be so again. The names of Moyer. TIsywood and Petti-bon- e will attract an audience anywhere. or the name uf the Industrial Workers of the World. here has now 70 tnem-lier- a The I. W. In gieul m.mritng and is growing steadily, ami. more, they are the kin-that stick. M.' make It clear to every Is not Joining a pink-tenppllrant tlisl , lint the fighting van f the sorn-iymilitant wurkiiii: class. Yours for the rcvoltiH'.ti. J. JACKSON. Portland, i. f e e eon-ceme-d u REVOLUTION, to II la the work of Prurldencn rbauge I hi fane of things and remuve them from otie fare to auotlier. All conditions are siibjoci to revolution, so that you uetd not he afraid of anything new. MAKtTH AVRKUi'B AXTOXIXAB. THE JOY OF HARO LABOR. Iiy Tom flclli). ran work too hard, or hours loo long, if hi health will permit." - Prof. Kilo), of Harvaid I'uiveraity. No man deep down in Ibo (he miner earth (And ho laughed at I he huroui of it a Joy lung lied a re, el lu dig like ihe devil As us mi health will penult: And, although, i'a a loss of delight to the Imiss. He doesn't seem Jealous a bit." "Its Real Estate Agents propre aas CtessKlal Baloacoium targaiM hi OHM ond outeido M. M. GODDARD, WM. A. HICKRNLOOPER. Raal MUU, iMUrOMO and MVM 100 Benias Building, an eraaer to N. H. Ivoo, Raal Batata, Loan Cammaralal ttockc, HO Mute J. t. RRUMMITT JAA A BALLANTVNE. Real Batata, iMuranso and l a 814 Stated IU .aatmanta. Phon, GODDARD, a Fir and Lila A r. AaUla, Nator. BRATX. mauraaaa. 86to 4k Rato Fir 4U! Avenue A A ROkAPP. Batata .Fire Inaurane A 8. BMITM Mina and Realty Brakar. Notary Public Ream 41, Flrat Nat. Book. Ind. phana 447, Publw, Rantala, 404 Rcalaa Ridg, Ball phana 84; Ind. tt A CHAUNCY PARRY Raal Batata, Flra Inauranca lean Corner 23d and Wash, A EIMMOKA Raal aatata dealer In Five Palnta prepertlea and farm land Rental drapartlea Handled. 241 Wash. Ava. Ball 'ahonr 4k4-y- . and 'Don't In send the tenement shop; me to play. If you I'd rather he sewing and illiclilng. von know, in litis hotbed of fl!i h and disease. For a sweat shop, you see. I dearer to me Thnn Hie birds ami the blossoming tiees!" A C. NVB. Raal Batata, kaana and Inaun anaa, N alary Public, 141 1 Washing-la- jneua-net-, the child Bald phase; W. R. WEDELL Raal Eats.,'- kaana, Inauranca 8448 Washington ava, and Rental Rayla blaah. Bath phono, Public. 412 Ball Phono 4842. Raal Matary Either RRl.LV A MRRRK.K. Rcnarai iMurama, kaana and Ran talk Ml Catota Investment N alary tag. Batata. e. Bald the girl In the thundering mill. With a smiiv ihHt was graietul aud aweel ; "It's pleasant, this spinning; 1 fear ihai I'm sliming I'm winding lo sleep and to eat! Oh. it wniihl lie so grand to be able to gland The other twelie liifurs ou my feel. 771. A Raal kaana. phone W. N. PEIRCA Raal Batata, Notary, Fir Ufa I marine a. 410 tok Ik Raal Batata. Insurance, Waaklnglan 8874 ' J. M. FORRIBTALL. Surety Banda, Raal Batata aaurano Oil Bootee Bldg. Raal Ava. Law. ag. Buhl the college professor wltlj glee: "The, ihlnk I'm In earnest, but 4r slian ! I'm the boss of a college, and that's why niy knowledge Impress, g the rabble with awe; Hilt I'm otii for my health, and honor, and wealth and ni) jaw!" Hy winking my gruft -- CHILD LABOR PROBLEM. Thai there la a child labor problem in this coiimry. doe not speak very That people well for free America. should uulie lu order U strike out competition and do away with the needless expense la no more than evolution. Inn when indlviduala aud corporations employ little children lu order to itirrease their dividends, It Is an outrage upon humanity in geneial. Millions of dollars' worth' of manufactured wealih lies Idle all over the laud In siuri-- slid lu warehouses, and there Is lb maud tor more of this wealth at prices after paying men good wages for producing It. There is ti call for the working of Ikiber. and only (lie heartless devoler of insatiate greed could so far forget Hull- liiniiaii oil tin as In burn tip the multitudes of children on the lit es altar of am.dtion. li doe not harm It i well a child in learn to work. for him. and to learn how to do things sail to do them right should lie a mri of cieri child's education, hut when chililii n a "e taken fumi ihe sehnols tlicr hate luid Him to grasp lire prlmari principle of educaeti-tion ami ill'1' Hindi' to do the work Hint -- lieul he dime Ic ihe fill her, al prices rhiii would ciis'ii,- him to support them in rouif.irt. It hec.mic the duly of ihe piih'ir lij decline war upon Ihe men thii Insist upon prari ici hr ing s'.iiwr, in hr parilrtilsr Karmina ' - Attorneys JOSEPH CHEZ. Attorney and Caunaelor at Law. 40 and 41 First National Bank Bldg, doth phenes. NoOgden, Utah, tary In office. AGEE Counselera-at-Law- F.rst National Bank Bldg Bell 10H, Ind, dti. M. VOLNEY C. GUf.NCLL AtU.-ne- y A MCRACKEN, S3, 64 and 56 , D. LffBSnNQEK Attornry-al-Law- , Attorney-at-ka- Itaama T. R. OXONNELLV. Attarney-at-La- It. aver Rlehard-ean'Grocery. Ind. phana 44, Twenty-fourt- . rirat Nat Bank Bldg. R. 4. FARNSWORTH 21-8- Attornty-al-Law- . 114 and 115 Ecslea Building. . a UNCLE SAM AND BROTHER JONATHAN Knit her s I'.---, it I thev i on nl wot Linen. I Tull- - Sam les If only the how Liantl-- f along with their liitiii-lia- wci-i- - 108 Ecclra Building. E. T. HULANISKl . Offica 2374 Waahington Ave, 454 Phones. ORE. Western con-elud- e Suld of breaking down lii- proseculton and freeing uur inuirsdM. ISM. gri-eil)m-- t . y.iit flunk a little olve the labor qtit-s-- t u1 gn-i'i- l lim- i it Tits; it. exactly. Ther is John Jonr. who only tins fliM'im in hla factory. Do you Hunk In- - rn;i prtnluce as cheaply Hi hard Hma who works with ra li :i ' " I. 1'. KIDNAPING CAFE IB BEFORE CONGRESS K -- -, ! City Florists VARNEY FLOKAL CO d'B"a of evuy daacrlp promptly made. Order by 0,llv,r7 phene. Ball 811K Grtenhouse. 16J Thirtietli at 9C4-Z- h hand. i . OGDEN FLORAL CO. Floral Artiata. Stoia 413 Twenty foorlh at. Greanhouaa ol'-j- , t. Gian weed park. Phones. Ba.i . V HERS. ;iondenre in ('li.i-HgSocialist I l'., ' ssh't gt': March B - We have in our case into the r'i:;.il and it is now Ilf t ,1 laid), inclU'!i"g pe-'.si io'is and also ilisseuliTig fitti-.i.i' McKenna. " : w he in foi ,i - ' si. 'ir.l hiiesiiKxilou. and the t i i a c w;i: ordt r t'.ini c-- , the ii ti! mIi, iii'tf in !,. n;i ip Ogden City Dentist N .1 tin Ktii': piece of go-idthat i'll n diiiii'i I'u duces coats him full I wlcc a- - mu- - ii i each piece of goods t li.it Kieh.inl lie- - produces. Fail John S I I Join - riMi'p-'- o aith Richard Kin-- i .lii-'!- ..k-,:- in- ell'1 - en'-- re tt tii-.- n c. . -- t d- - . Si c ill : , i . i!'-- ' n niamis of two nt iii u r : ! i, -- I . il ihi n n! mi h kidniplng V tinnu-ndi- c i ::.:e , up h i , ..n;l u v 8 Tbe Ft rat Teaeapa. Even after tea was Introduced late Europe and bad come into general nae teacup were scarce. At the same lime offea was introduced, but apart from CaaaUDtluople the first coffee rupa la Europe date hack only as far as lii4fi Ii Venice, 1050 in Purl.. JC52 in lam-do- n and ltNM in Ietpulr. From the Erst, however, the conventional oriental coffee cup, without stem or handle, waa little need, aud in Germany not at all. The Chinese teacup was used for tea, coffee and chocolate as well, dpeciiurui of porcelain were undoubtedly introduced Into Europe in the middle ages, yet not till the sixteenth century were rape imported front China In any groat quantities, and even then it was aa article uf vsrtn. Muat at these fraud their way back to China again, na coHectlug porcelain Is a testid ing fad there, end high prices are tar food eperimeu. The collection of Chlueae porcelain. If only the genuine specimen are desired, requires immense study and knowledge, a the Chinese are skillful Imitators mid put numerous falsifications on the urarkeL ' Katie Far. I ter win relates that tlw (iauchos of the American pampas live for mouths oa the fat mettt of the oxen they watch over. The Eskimos etiu get along very well hy eating from five pounds to sis pounds day of reindeer oe seal's flesh so long aa It I not too lean, but contains a due pniportiou of fat. Bays the antbur of Dl and Dietetics:" Borne mra obliged to live a very fatiguing life, the trapper aud hunters of tbo of America and Blberisn pomps the inhabitants of very cold slept, cllnutcs. the fishermen living on the banks of the frrwen sen. can eat alwithout suffering most exclusively from it enormous quantities of meat or t lint tbs fish, but on two conditions nimit be accompanied by Its fat and that tlic Individual subjected to this diet lead a very active life In the often Ir." A Nraaevheble ( srleatlf--. There is In Connaught. Ireland, a remarkable curiosity, which gives au example of 'dtlcial nrersfgbt. When tlw great famine of 1IM7 was upon the tend the government of the day conceived the kies of oitenlnn a Hue of navigation from fialwsv to Bslilns hy way of Iswucb Corrib and Iorgh Mnsk. so as to avoid the dangers of the western roust. From Cong a canal was actual 1j nmdr to xmgh Mnk as part of the general scheme. The work gave a great deal of employment, end so far (he canal served its purpose. But when It was completed it waa found the canal would nor hold wattr. The fnr-- t that the duck of the district fa of a very porous character had been overlooked. (. lug came he eelacted a corner of the dim coal cellar for hit winter qnarters. A new cook was engaged soon after who know nothing ef tortoises, Ju a few- month Ihe tortoise woke up aud sallied forth. Keren ms soon liroke tha kitchen's calm. Ou entering that depart irent the lady of 1::e h ise found the cook grixing In swurr-vcwonder and exr laltnlng a with uiittcndy hand she potutisi fo the tortoise. My look at the stone which fee broken tlic coal wl a' winterr' - i and ui;: I., : - he - I( c Is in-o- the That ni'ich saved lo begin with. . Iha- - he rcnltrr lhal he ur!cf- - Bnrfnlisnt slnv wl!l Ire then ke.-n- is m of mi who v- Tu an article describing Ridgevflle Ills., which Is called a modem I' topi and Is n town of SCO families and comprises an area at 12 square miles, and la KU miles from Chicago, a number of good point are given about the place, among them Is the peculiar statement: There is neither church nor saloon within the territory, the nearest chtirrh being 1 miles, and the nearWhat a est saloon 5 mile sway. comment ran be made oa the above? wn house, and when hla time for hihernat had : it work, rs Tin iv .i:e iiiign-ssin- ti UTOPIA IN ILLINOIS. ihe T erf great sleeper. One domestic pet la an English or ne'i' or,. ,.ir came repio of wage up two milll-T- Greatest Pet tion. It is the greu-is- i iMtiuoii ei," i'h t 'mgr. s i lie: !he long is th.ir nee In foie ih'me Following the system adopted in n previous article, a few mouths ago. of clothing worn by our e'lle ladies, and reducing the name to the amount of necessaries of life, the exhibition lately made by Mias D. Betts at tha log Show can he turned to practical purposes: In this Instance the young lady velvet gown, lace, ruffles, ostrich feathered headgear, full gloves, etc., etc., may be left out. The only Item that need be considered is the bulldog, which the young lady held by a leash, and whlrh cost her 410.sMi. The sum of flu.tnit) represents: 111, 000 workingmen's childreu'g shoes or 14,857 howls of workingmen's soup or Ths live of 130,0iiG wurklngnien'g babies. (Tha charity" advertisements railing for donatkuis fur tlw Freih Air Fund, nay that 75 cenu a week will save a babys life) : or The live of 5.777 "overworked shop girls." (The "charity advertisements, railing for donations for the Fresh Air Fund, say that 41.75 a week will gave the life of an overworked shop girl.") or Thu l.vea of 4,000 exhausted women." (The "charity advertisement, railing for donations for the Fresh Air Fund, aay that $3.23 will save the life of aa "exhausted woman.") No need of going further. Miss Betts, holding by the leash s llU.Oou dog. dragged at her heete a bundle of lo.oou workingmen's shoe: or a amphora containing 142.857 howls of workingmen's soup: or a parcel of J30.UGC workingmen's babies' lives; or a bnnen of 5.777 overworked shop girls' lives; nr a bundle uf 4.000 exhausted women's lives. Who, pr what was on exhibition tha dog. or that capatlllat society that professors presch, pulpiteers approve with a text, and politicians grow over? Weekly People. T;e tortoise is rcsisu s - Tile' Vi Mi WHO WAS ON EXHIBITION! Rnwwli e "' 'tin i 413-K- H I.I-'X- ' 1 Ind. 143, VARNEY FLORAL CO. The choice' ' carnations. rosea and other flowers, with appropriate green. Pricea moderate. 162 Thin . t stS at. Bell FEL4HAW-DENTAL PARLORS, Over Bparga'a Beak ttoro 2444 Waah. Avw. Phon 74-k- , Balk r.l t'-r- cce-1.-.- ' R. VAN OER BCHUIT. Funeral daaigaa of all klnda; cut flowers and potted plant. All or. . dart promptly Riled. Phana 740 Twenty-eightat. THB PORTER FLORAL TO. Cheiae out flewere always an Floral designs a apeclalty. Graenhouao cor. Jcffcraon ave. and Twantictn at. W. L. Porter, Mgr, Phonee Bell 26AZ; Ind. 243. If l 'Spi-cm- ' syau-m- ! In imiiiii niivi--- i a'nii-Ishi-il- . "ioM. TM-.- ths1 in i his nplu-- r m k WANT ADS YIELD Blfl RESULTS. ARCHITECTS Dimtoiy of the F. & WOODS CO. AraAltecta. 44 A 17 Firal Bank Bldg. Bath Phono Amhitect NaYl E A. c GRAVE Fir N4tl 85 Pawns stole CONTRACTORS AND BUILDER p. A. ISAKSON - Wi - Contractor and Builtfar. Bsl! Pimw 29fiX 244 847 824 sL BROWN IRON G BRA8B WORKS. Iren fancing. aldewaw dear, ' Ween. Av 451-- y. ceonise railing, stn. BoU hane bai-oy- , ZZai JOHN T. NEWTON Contractor and Bu.ldar. Offinn dt WBidanca, to 27th. Fsana 171 lad. Ennp roar at Wright A Emu' Cm fc. . Tta nlee Hasting Md Washington ove. doir, CALVERT A LEEK ControoMm ond Buiimiw Lm a M tra. . Plume 1 HUMPMRiEfi Builder and Gontrectbr. OBo. 8Q21eu PrenTa!? c Roofing, guttonng one ef all kmda. 82tt Wsfi. aJL Centraatar and uuiidei. ORted and shop at raaijamw, 400 (4lh tt, Waa Cguaih Gal phon 4d1, CALVIN STEWART, CARL BAMUIL60V General BuUdee and c 437 Kto EL MU Ubene Contractor and buildar, Nant lata modal roaidanco; pantry nd oleeet; $42400 complete, in. eluding paint end paper, 1120 Royel Avti . 4LO-V- LI CROdLIB. GEO OLMETEADi I PETER unander. Umtractor ond Xeiu General 144 Bto GL BoU phana 7ia |