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Show THE MOKNIXO EXAMINEE DO PEN, UTA1I, H- I- SATURDAY MORNIXd, than study the hiatory of lha Mur mona' reclamation of the Die Horn valley In northern Wyoming or of the valley of Casas Grande river in Mei-lrThere are nut in all the world to tho year If any finer examples of how to cokmise, Pnbtlsbed every tb Standard FttbUiUaf On, and the cooperative principle that alone made them imeolble permeates L not merely the activities, but the very WM. OLASMANN, NlMM The creed iil mind of Murmunlain. plies the cement, and to its credit Pelivered by Carrier, I acini a must go the thrift, the industry, the s Sunday Morning Ezamtaar, Ti eta honesty and the extrema temperaie-nas-of that ara the characteristics gar month I eta Uormona aa a body; but it is the spirit Bbgla caplaa and their and system of unexampled success in applying It to SUBSCRIPTION RATES. the social, rellgliHia and political life of large communities, to industries, By nail one month (Including SB R and above all to agriculture, that Sunday) outside oC Ogdon make them so prosperous anil formidTdapboae Na Sfl. able a fraternity" OCTOBER 15, 1001. THE EXAMINER CntlBBons quoixtiojii os u end Chicago Tn and sell stock, and gr?iL or tor cash. Our pnvml able our customers "ton !? o. o iy Subscribers will eonfar a flavor by office of taflnrs to w Mira The Bummer bafors thslr tutifniiil thla hnaktaet republican ticket for president Theodore Roosevelt FOR V1CBPRE8IDENT Qus. W. Fairbanks of laSlaaa. Par TICKET Presidential Electors E. W. WADE. It " 3AMES A. MINER. Far Congress, f i JOSEPH HOWELL. Far Governor of Utah. JOHN C. CUTLER. Far Snaata ry af Italt, CHARLES ft. TINOEV. PI MVTON. Far J settee Supremo Caurt . DANIEL N. STRAUP. Far Attomay Oeaeraf, M. A. BREEDEN. For State Treasurer JAMES CHRISTENSEN. . Far Stata Auditor, . J. A. Ar EDWARDS. State Supt of 0. muun THE) BALI 1C FLEET. The dispatches yesterday bring the newa that the Baltic fleet has suddenly passed through Danish waters. Japanese vessels, leased from other countries, probably England, have also been reported la Danish waters watching the movements of the Russian vessels, but what these watch-vessecould accomplish in the way of deterring the Russian vessels from starting on thair long way to Vladivostok, la problematical. The English press seems to be akeptiual concerning the auccesaful accomplishment of the long voyage by the Russian fleet, as witness the following adverse editorial com-aefmra the lxaidon Jdall: In any case, the voyage from the Baltic to Vladivostok la an extremely arduous and avan doubtful undertaking. In all that long stretch of water what port can they make for if, the provision they are said to have made, they should ilnd themselves without coal? And without coal they can do nothing. And bow are they to aSect repairs If storms beast them, any, off tha Horn? But the Important matter Is that of coal. Rnaala haa declared coal contraband of war, aa well as many other things. Yet It Is understood that tha Baltin fleet expecia to get coal at neutral porta, and that Russia will consider the rofuaal to give them coal as a breach of lha laws of neutrality. The thing would bo abeurd if U wars not so monstrous. By the laws of neutrality, such as ara accepted by the majority of nations, coal la given to a belligerent only In aufflclent quantity to get him to bis nearest home port, and not for purposes of attack on aa enemy. How can a neutral, without infringement of the laws of neutrality, provide a means of transport to one of the belllgenata? Thla ia what It comes to, And It is high time that thla travesty of International law should end." Schools-A- . NELSON. JUDICIAL TICKET ul SECOND DISTRICT. OGDEN'S OPPORTUNITY. For District Judge, JAMES ALBERT HOWELL. Far District Attorney, OEORQI HALVERSON ' In several issues of thla paper has appeared tha call for tha Twelfth Irrigation Congress whleh la to be bald at 1 Paso, Texas, tbla fall In tha turmoil of the political campaign, now In progreqp, It seams that the opportunity presented for this city baa been over looked by those prominent dliieni whose personal Interests are Indissolubly linked with tha welfare of Og- COUNffTKXET i STATE SENATOR, Che rise R. Hollingsworth. REPRESETATIVER Rudolph Kuchlar, T. C. Pancake, It will not apeak lha) im at least exhibit himself for tbe edification of the faith ful. Ihe above Ide may lie o helpuluetfu to tha Democratic managers ia urged now since Judge Parker soul In favor of the effort to gain for Ogden the permanent headquarters. He should hare the backing of every citizen of, not only Ogden, but Utah, for the irrigation movement is not circumscribed. Tbe time to act is now. The opportunity Is presented. It remains for Ogden people to take advantage of lu PiTil OF THE PRESS AFTER INFORMATION.One hundred and thirty-si- x thousand jicrwms killed, injured and taken pris- oner this year in the war; one hundred and Iwedty-lw- o thousand eight hundred and sixiy-tw- o killed and injured this year by railroads in the United State. If war ia UTAH SHOULD BE REPUBLICAN. hell, what la ihe greed of the railroads? Boise Capital Newa We hope It has not escaiied the notice of the people of Utah that when the latest conspiracy for defaming Ihe W LIT UNTIL THE VOTES ARE COUNTED. state and covering the WPio with shame wae unearthed. It wa the For apathy and general indifference Republican party alone that had the on the part of the general mass of voters this campaign is without paralcourage to aland up and defend the lel. say politicians who have grown state and her people. gray In the harness of the Republican The Democratic organ, the Her- and Democratic parties. Sail Lake ald, haa been throwing bouquets at Telegram. tbe chief conspirators and weakly NO ROOM FOR THE ANTIS. nodding Ha approval of the Tribunes The party recently vicious attacks on the Republican organized In Salt Lake, which has for ticket. Its object the defeat of tba Republican Judge King, with some show of state ticket and the unseating of SenReed Smoot ia on the wane. Thera hypocrisy, maybe, haa been aiding ator la no room such a party In Utah or trying to aid, the conspiracy by and it la for gratifying to know that the muffled phrase and something of beat citizen in Ihe state are not In innuendo. Powers, before he waa sent sympathy with the move. The organiare hitter against to the rear, 'was fierce, ferocious and sers and tha Mormon people, and their recent . threatening, demanding vufea or Utterances hnve done much to injure Ths Democratic Bute committee altu the state. The people of Sanpete counsupinely by and sees this vicious ty will have none of It. Nowhere on to revive old time animosities earth can be found a better class of right here In old Sanpete. and nover once enters a healthy pro- people tothan their country and true to their Ixyal test against the arraignment of the God they look upon thla people that ia daily made by party, with sugpiclon and Gunnlaon Gazette. papers and orators. Of all the prominent Democrats in the TRIBUNE'S KNOCK 13 A BOOST. e can learn, there late, Iir ia only one, Hon. Fred J. Kfeael of Salt Lake'i Tribune la making n Ogden, who baa the courage and vicious and moot uncalled for fight the manliness to stamp it with his on Hon. William D. Livingston, candidisapproval; the only one, who has date for district Judge In tha Seventh will been broad enough, to point out tbe district,. but Its falsifying methods but make tbe gentleman more friends af. open, manly way to settle what- in Carbon county and elsewhere ever question remain In Uiah for solu- throughout the district. Price Advotion (and, by the way. It seems too cate. bad that such an enterprising, brainy, big man aa Fred Kieael ia a Demo- - WHAT LOVERS OF UTAH WILL DO. crat.) Tbe rest era ell buffaloed or It la Indeed gratifying to note the bunkoed by "hullnr. In this strong Roosevelt sentiment This may be simply a coincidence, state. And yet it la not at all surprisbut after all It Is Just what might ing when we consider what a strong be expected of the two parties. The friend Utah has in the president. Democrats are coming to Roosevelt by Republican party has always stood the hundreds in nil sections of tha for principle; haa always announced simply because he la a Democrat, withIts policies and framed Its platforms out considering the welfare of the alata Into laws. The Democratic party haa or nation. Lovers of Utah will vote the Republican ticket. Manti Messenever and flirted vCith ger. every "lam" that went abroad, with a flourish of trumpets and lota of A DIREFUL POSSIBILITY. There aro so many thlnga which the noise, and it never had either the Democrats are at present viewing with courage to legislate or to take re- alarm that they may be scared to sponsibility for it own notions. death when they see Rcvwevelt's majority In November. Visalia Delta. Russo-Japane- se anti-Mornl)- C an All of them will recognise the beneWm, L. Stevwart fit which were derived from that great Oca. S. Dean. assemblage of people, at the Eleventh COMMISSIONERS Irrigation Congress, Interested In irriFour year term Joaeph Stanford, gation, who so thoroughly Investigated Two year term Oscar B. Madson, the advantages and resources of thla aerttoo and upon their return to their CLERK, home' localities advertised so well the David Mattson. here offered. Every opportunities TREASURER, paper throughout the United States Alma Di Chambers had exhaustive articles exploiting this RECORDER, section aa had naver been done before. Denial W. Ellin, Aa a recent editorial In the Blackfout, ASSESSOR, (Idaho), Republican atatea: Edwin Dlx. "Men who came out to the Irrigation raugrma at Ogden last year looked inSHERIFF, to all theaa things, and in aoma cases Joaeph W. Ballsy. they bought land. In many more Instances they want home to report what ATTORNEY, E. T. HulanlekL they had seen to their neighbors, their partners, their principals or whoever SURVEYOR, they represented. The reuult waa that H. J. Craven. within a few months they wen back again looking for Investments. Thla SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS has .spread a great deal of money Wm. N. Patterson. among the farmers of Utah and haa CONSTABLE FOR OQDEN CITY, been a great Umala to enterprise In that slate. The covered waguus which Henry E. Steele. have annually streamed out of Utah ENGLISH VIEW OP THE MORMON Into Idaho hava not been much in evidence thla yean the people who usually QUESTION. go out to look for homes or employIt aeemo a though the English praaa ment bring profitably engaged at home. THE PHILIPPINES. la Inclined to take a more liberal, a Thla work of Investment of eastern EDITORIAL COMMENT1, la Utah forma haa not ceased. truer and fairer view of tha condition capital They ara still coming and will conEvery man who has ever studied the la Dish than ara tha papers on tha tinue to come from year to year so long in the Philippines, has Philippines, A breakwater wllliie constructed lu reached the same conclusion, no matavunga In this country. Tha editorial aa people can better their condition by ter with what preconceptions he went Weat London, Ont., al a coat of writers probably give more careful such changes." lo the Islands. The Democratic platatudy to the question, are not biased form announces the opposite conclusion, Recognizing these tacit tbe people of by political Influence, and have leaa Idaho ara tbla Judge King Ip hla stumping tour Is and projKises to take a step which evyaar working to secure SwihusMeto prejudice them. The LonKing ia not a good ery person possessed of information for Boise the saseloa of the Thirteenth finding that one sufficient to Justify Judgment, prohand to draw to. don Dost, hi discerning editorially the nounces to be dangerous. Uow much Smoot case sad tha Hamm question Irrigation Congress. They expect the of Utah and tbe delegation citizens should not allow po- govermental capacity docs it show to support Ogden ban the to la general, any: following litical affairs to overshadow any oppor- reject the unanimous report of the only "Thaw la no satisfactory evidence from tha Northwestern State for their to advance Ogden. persons in position to know? Fresno tunity effort. Utah to prove that since 1890. when the people who attend the Republican. church formally repudiated polygamy, Congress at El Fan as delegates, The of the silk Industry or any plural marriages have bean con- should be In favor of Boise for It would Austriaproduction haa doubled and uow stale. It argues well for the Intellitracted under Its aaapirm. It la true mean tha Indirect exploiting of thle amouuts to about 820.b00.00d. gence of the people. Of course there that those whe were polygamists d will he quite a number of section again. It would mean that 1190 are for the moat part polygA young lady has attempted suicide Itcmorrats who will vote for Parker amists still; and humnn nature, and hundreds of delegatee would paa at Sunnyrids. She probably will end WORRYING THE DEMOCRATS. especially feminine nature, bring what thle city and, taking advan- up on the shady side of the Siyx. It la. one can hardly see how they through stop-ovprivileges, would Tom Watson Is giving the Democrats could be anything else. But when tage uf The Herald that Judge of the south more those who entered Into plural mar- again Investigate tha opportunities Powers Is out ofannounce worry than they the stale. The people In mang a day. He riages before 1890 have themselves here offered. ' of Utah will acrurd him permission to have experienced has the foolish habtt of prodding their passed away the final disappearance stay at home after Nov. 8. cl polygamy seams laevttabiei Alpolitical flauks and a kick la the natBut there Is another opportunity ofresult. There will be many Tom ready tha rigor of the government, fered whereby Ogden citizen can Colorado College, located at Colo- ural Watsona In the south before tbs' world the prohibition of the church, the presrado resources to fifteen Col., these Springs, the years ago, attention la many years older. Stockton Record. sure of Gendte civilization end com- bring bad but of students The enpetition, and, above all, the expensive-ea- s of thousands of possible investors One rollment In September was 800. of the custom, have practically of the question to be nettled at El THE IKKJ HA3 RIGHTS. , killed it. Even in the daya when po Paao Will be that of permanThe people's answer on Nov. 8 to probably . lygnmy was sanctioned by the church ent Judge Cook, in Fan Francis, o. haa headquarter for the Congrem. Og- Judge Parker's letter of acceptance decided both in theory and In fact It la exceedthai a deg has rights, and the not. aa will be suitable at rejected, la den rite the and logical should lie this time, but not ing doubtful If more than 6 per cent of dogentcher has obligations. It is the liton ila reflecting the Mormon ever practiced It. The chosen. It la up to the citizens of Og- erary extol lance. business of Hie dogcatcher to know blgheet and moat hoatlle estimate of den to see that the most whether a dog has hla tax paid, and if enterprising the number of actnal polygamists bebe can-liethe wrong dog he is liable The the Democrats of Injection by of ihe Utah, present railroad Z. L. Cobb of Texas tween 1830 and 1890 haa never placed city for civil rianuov4. while if he Injures Into politic them at more than 10 per cent of the center vest of the Rockies, Is la n reminder that tinder the Demo- or abuses the d.g, he la liable for ruel-t- y whole, and the present head of the selected. It needs prompt work, Mer-grtto anliimU. A good decision, and cratic president, Cleveland, the people Ihnrrh haa atatad hi belief that the one will ch points the vty to needwi rework, rs effort; but tbe got the coh. and (J rover's form. Fresno Tleiiutilti an. proportion did not exreed 8 or 4 per Uliums here hava those qualities if syndicate swiped the "corn.' tent. It la thus a peculiarly futile to regard polygamy aa the they are aroused and properly directed. Dr. Jackson's experiment In acclima"Major." she asked, looking anxiousbeginning and end of Mormon 1am and ihe Siberian reindeer in Alaska, ly up two the bronzed face of the tizing essential to Its vitality. Mormonlam Hon. Frad J. at first though failure, 1s proving a ec.ldter, did you ever have a borxe Almost single-handela really a vat organiza- Kieiri secured for Ogden tbs Eleventh great success. The animals have tak- shot under you or were you every tion, tha membera of which ara bound en to the Alaskan mas. of which there cpnraW from your men ard surtogether by a common creed. If the Irrigation Congress and the beneficial is an Inexhaustible supply, and are rounded by Indians? No.' be replied, seeaiona-arcolonial office wished to learn the effect of those recognized multiplying fat. They are c.sehil as hrt I've been on the streets of Chisecret of settling and developing a by all who ara interested In the weor alone Rt. midnight. pack Chicago saw country It could not do better lfare of the arid west. He la heart and milk. sledge animals and yield a rich cago Record-Heral- u h - . d Aiut-iica- con-tem- den. A statement was made yesterday, on ger vote for Mr. Hiles will necessarily what appeared to be unquestionable result. It U known that for some time authority, which shows what will the Democrat have almost given up prove to the public a startling alliance hope of electing Moyle, and are conbetween the Democratic party and the centrating all their effort In an effor American party, if the to land Mr. Power. Mr. Powers la, ol statement la true, and tnere seems to course, an able and adroit assistant be no occasion to doubt it, the leaders and during hla campaign haa every of tbe American and Democratic parwhere given the Mormone the lmpre. ties, both In this state and In the east, sion that the beat way for them t have a peifect understanding on n fu- avoid the storm which the cry of sion basis. The plan involves a union church influence would raise, would b. of the two parries for the defeat uf tbe by making Mr. Power, one of the fot of the Liberal, tbe. Republican state and, county nominees, mer leader choice for the house of representative Including the presidential electors. The deal appears to be working ver Tbe gentleman giving the informafor both parties to t' satisfactorily tion will not permit the use of his and may arctr-n- t for the ir compact, us nte, but he states positively that confidence in Democratic sue creased Senator Cannon is working for the National Commit tc cess shown party at the request of and man I). 1L by and Chairman Bam Feery under ihe direction of the national Democratic commit ee, and that O. W. berger. affair ahowa that t! whole line Dowers, Democratic candidate, and present political cooteat la not three Demis ratlc State Chairman Simuu cornered, and that, under the terms c' Bamberger are imrties to the deal. the agreement between Democrats an difficult Is one While Hie statement Americans, 'a vote for tbe America' comes of verification, the information In so direct a way that there is little party la equivalent to a vote for tin Tbe Repub nominees. likelihood of au explicit denial from licans In the new movement are to L Senator Cannon. duped Into voting the American tlckc; Everything that baa developed in the and when the time arrive. If tha un campaign during the past few weeks deratanding baa not already gone out I strongly cuutirniatory of aurh an althe Democrats In the American party liance, and of Mr. Cannons being spe- M whom there are few, will he urge' cially delegated by the national Demoand very little' urging will be require cratic committee to join with the . to tarry out the programme by votin American party In Utah. the straight Democratic ticket It was believed that the accession to No farther evidence of the Tribune' the new party of Mr. Cannon would being committed to the scheme is re Tesult In tha conversion of many Gen- qulred than its recent attaint ot Jim tiles to the new party, and of these it .tljner, a Republican presidential elecwas known that an overwhelming mator, and Its commendation of a speech jority would be Republicans. by Senator Cannon, In which President. Rrv'scvelt waa denounced. GoodNothing could furnish stronger eviwin's Weekly. dence of the true aim of hla new allegiance to the American party than Mr. A HOT ONE. Cannons recent speech at the theater, in which hla oratory waa directed almoin solely against the Republican ' Judge Knox (In the courtroom) Ive president and the Republican party. lost my hat Attorney That's nothing. I lost a Nothing that Mr. tannon could have said from a Democratic rostrum could suit here yesterday. have been aimed more effectively at HIS IDEA. the Republican organization. This fact seems to be thoroughly appreciKira. Weeds I suppose the law In ated by the local Democratic organ, which did not hnve n word of censure this State gives the widow her third. Oh, yea; but you've got to for Mr. Cannon when be deserted the party In the midst of a campaign. It get rid of your second first waa apparently a party to the comCOULDNT SAY. pact, and realized that the most effective work Mr. Cannon could do for Major Tell General, ara you a Judge the Democracy waa In the role of a re- of horseflesh? cruiting agent for the new party. In General Blow Dont know. Never eat this connection it waa a strange coinany that I know oL cidence that Senator Cannon's theater speech waa exploded In the organ un"I want some live beets, aald the der a large flash head, while the re- young housewife. "Live beets!" echoed port of the Democratic meeting, adthe groceryman. "Yea," she replied. dressed by Senator Patterson on the My husband says he has no use for waa of same the accorded evening day, dead ones. Chicago Dally News. hut k single column headline. The Herald knew that Senator Cannon, Btnks Joosa hasnt an ounce of speaking for an alien party, furnished brains, yet ha seems prosperous. What better pemoc ratio ammunition than did does ha do for a living? Senator Patterson, an able campaigner musical comedy Jinks He write for the Democracy. librettos for the Treatrical Trust. Mr. Cannon's course la also a source Clncinnnatl Commercial Tribune. of considerable gratification to Mr. O. W. Powers, who Is accredited with hav. Bacon Heres a statement that the Ing. from the beginning, taken a fath- war in the East costa Rub la three C. erly Interest in the American party. times aa much a month aa It does JapWhile Ogden Hllee la the nominee of an. the party for congress. It la conceded Egbert Well, Russia la certainly that a majority of the Americana de- getting a run for her money. Yonsire Mr. Powers election, and a mea kers Statesman. newly-forme- ls of New York. ITOUCMSUIE tranraet buainera'wiu u " Ubm secrecy. Writ tor rSvzts- -, --f BiwralMiJjl'ijNtag shilly-shallie- Any Laundry s: s&r Some laundries do tht. Ing and Ironing better r end return ... 80d' promptly. nun In Our washing a dona s. tlfio principle. 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