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Show MOBXISG THE OGDEN. EXAMINER: A prisoner In floiham wove a poem to the nommittmg maittfe in which ha urged hla own release. The mag-iktrefflooL read It. Austin could have sehow "The la'eet thisg la tht Ha, law had he ever, is bulk like a cylieder pres. The cured tha full extent of the condition. like a under poem written metal type la act in the grooves of is tble Over type drum. revolving On a rainy day the man that walk drawn n sheet of inked cloth, through which the impression is made on the close to the buildings to avoid the paper. The effect i exactly the lame raia, and refuses to tura to th right as that mad by the single key of a when a smaller man cornea along, de typewriter striking through a ribboo serves to be placed under a water hours. only the ribbon on this duplicating ma spout for twenty-fou- r chine is about ten inches wide. The apSecretary Taft says the work on tha paratus coats 1354. "Another piece of correspondence Panama canal will go on "after every machinery that counts for constant ac- truthful man nnd every liar haa been We trust the beginning of tivity la office affairs, with saving of heard. tints and ax pease, is the business tbe work will not be deferred that phonograph. long. Atlanta Constitution. "The ledger of our grandfn'hers ere giving way to loose The pirates that ranaarkeg that leaf arrangements, and some banks Standard Oil tug near China, had keep very few books of W kind, the grim sense of humor. .Their tactics Card system taking their place. If there differed slightly from John D.'s method la any kind of record that cannot be of absorbing competing oil companies. kept oa n card, I have yet to hear of "You an see from this resume of Aa alimony clerk of New York baa banking machinery that the modem been arrested as a grafter, lie held bank la a place where new Inventions y belonging to divorced woand new Ideas of how to do business men. not change the name of Why art made very welcome. All thla means the big city to Graft, to on Increased 'efficiency, and passes the tbe stockholder and depositor Evidence multiplies that owners of money saved, not to mention ths tainted money" will have no troufrom the eusromer'a point of in ble it on either of the unloading view of doing business with as institution equipped to give the quickest and big political iwrliee, aay sn exchange. best crvtre." Habit cling like parasite. A man winked at aa elderly WHY SHOULD ONE BE BADf lady in n New York trolley car. The He is an Ogden lawyer and any ha wink cat him (10 In police court. believes in a future nut of reward The Kaiser is anxious to try the efand punishment and hla partner In the law agreea wl'h him that there are fectiveness of hi army organisation. people In this world so man, yet eo Europe I anxiously awaiting tho outwell that If there were no compen- come of hla ambition. sating reward la ths bright beyond, WHAT YHE PAPER SAY. he would be tempted to follow la their footstep and throw off hie moral reThs first census of the British emal mint a and go la for aucces regard-lea- s pire shown that Ir includes one-fiftof how H might be attained. They of the globe's surface. "Blessed are agree that wealth la the opes sesame the mock, for they shall Inherit the to all society cad the key to eomfort earth." Ban Francisco Examiner. 0 and lo aortal distinction. And then they who aaya "millionaire Carnegie argue that if wealth can give these laugh are rare." It only looks that things why not get wealth even at the way; most of them are constantly sacrifice of conscientious scruples un- laughing In their sleeves. Sau Fran-coc- o Examiner. less there It a day of reckoning comshall receive the their when good ing, Th fire of enthusiasm kindled by reward and the bad shall be cast down. the sun Rest Ion of Dr. Woodrow Wilson Our lawyer friends may have forgot- a a Democratic candidate for presiten those momonte In their liven when dent has not yet gone beyond control. Butto Inter Mountain. they experienced the greatest sense of Count Bonl de Cnstellnne Is to entor duty well done; when they frit the charm of doing right for right's sake; tho win business with Gould money. producer or consumer when they saw something grander In But whether tho papers fall to slate. Sacramento life than acquiring money or gaining Union. the flattery of the designing. The man "I shall forsake stage life In eight of money i not always whet he seems, and It la tafo lo aay he is seldom con- year to take up the. fight against tiiberrnloris," says Olga Netheraole. tented. Evidently she does not believe In putrich and with ting off nnlll tomorrow what can be Suppose you have those riche is a disturbed mind; sup- done tight years hence. Deseret pose you have luxuries and those lux- News. uries enslave you; tuppoee you have s Senator Taft advisee his fellow pleasures until satiated, and you turn to vote against bad men regard-lee- s from the queet of new amusement with of party affiliations. Who does Mr. Taft suppose Is to ran against n sigh; and auppoae that is your there are temptation that tend him? Sacramento Union.. to unnerve; and suppose you become a PLEASANTRIES, victim of unbridled passion unduly stimulated by false appetite! What Is another question that ought his four wealth given yon? And what to."Here he brought before Congress," said would you give to go bark to the time tha earnest citixen. "My dear, air," when prlvatione-affordebut little dis- answered Renator Sorghum, Congress sipation, helped to conserve, yonr en- now has all the questions it. can take rare of. Whst it neede is some anergise and filled your mind arlh swers. Washington Star, cheerthoughts, perhaps not altogether ful, but sufficiently so to be conducive T feel the poetic fire," he all right, replied hie wife, te a broader philosophy and n saner but It won't do for warming purposes. appreciation of existent. Better go nut and order a ton of cal." flo it may be that whst outwardly Atlanta Constitution. passes for contentment in thla world "Of murse, Rounder led e very had la but a perturbation and that those Yea; bea going from had to who seem to profit at the expense of life." worse. "Ah! heard, then, end by that we mean Ihat he' not you haven't rlghlrotiRtt Yes, exporied to live?" correct living ns rlreumarribed by Ihe I have." Philadelphia Press. moral law are In reality the unforMr. Rioplate Oh, Miss Tersleep, tunates. There ere allurement In air you Just played takes me hack that which n from wraith, many man, after to my mother's knee! Mlee Tersleep feeing entrapped, wishes he could es- Will she spank you for staying so late? Cleveland leader. cape. But there are perplexities that do ''And say the Renator- are all not com from wealth and they are not rogues? you "Moat of them, es answerlest nerve racking. When hatred end ed the magazine expert on morals. matlre' take poAenion of the mind, "Prove It. -- I .don't have to prove It, what n beJlnm! When love of neigh- I get space rate for just saying it." bor is supplanted by envy and scan- Philadelphia Ledger. dalizing Is allowed to take root, how "Tea. de professor an me played e the dark clouds do gather! When a duet on de organ wunet. "You? Yes, me. When I stopped he stopped." desire to do some one Injury Is grati"But you don't know one key from anfied, bow the soul feele the shriveling other. "Sure not. I did de pumpin'-- " effect! Cleveland Plain Dealer. And what doe it all mean? Why, REVOLUTION IN CHINA, that every one reaps aa he sows. We when we think but deceive ourselves Reports Brought by Empreas of Japan there is need of retributive Justice on Say One la Threatened, the other ride, 'and that right living Victoria, B. C. March 27. Advices does not bring It reward every hour and every day of our existence. We received from China by the Empress of today aaya revolutionaries but fool ourselves when we imagine are jHpan planning an onnp at the wrongdoer,' because of material Pekin. A dispatch to the Toklo Hochl station. says revolutionaries are congregating aueoea, gains an enviable There is nothing eo conductive to con- caravan of arras and ammunition purfrom Belgians at Tien Tain, tentment of mind as probity and a lit- chased which have been conveyed to Montle adversity well met. golia. Tbe finding of a parrel of bomba by A Salt Lake paper contains the gend'arram at the Pekin depot caused to the court and forces following: "The State Journal, pub consternation of newly organized foreign modeled lished at Ogden, has been sold. WilManrbu troops in Pekin were trebelcd lard Snyder la credited with bcipg ihe and artillery mounted in the palace new owner and it la said that ihe prerineix. The military preparation caused alarmist reports and Pekin was paper will develop into a straight American pany organ, establishing tho for a time American pany in Ogden. Willard has BOWLING TOURNAMENT COMES TO AN END. plenty of money and is dead game." of these are miliar fixtures of every ed into play. Bom fa- d THE EXAMINER PuklWMl Every Day I" tM Year by Tha Standard Publishing Company. IUBKRIPTION RATES. Delivered fey Camar la Ogden City. Including Sunday Horning 71 atminar. per month ed I eta. Stnglo copion BY MAIL IN ADVANCE. Thd Examiner la ooat fey mail onddt of Ogdon. ....... par yoar.. At lanac quarterly, la ad-FEARLESS AND Il-- I'll INDEPEND- ENT, Tho Examiner la a strictly newspaper. It gloa all aldaa am equal ubow. Tho Examiner haa no farad tea, and so anamiw to pun tab. It will giro the aonrs unbiased and unprejudiced. Oommantaatloma arlll fee received oa all aufejocta praaentod language firm known individuals, but tho true name muni bo published la full. All letters and eommnalcationa olgaed fey am da plumes, ex assumed names, will fee thrown In tho waste basket. Tho bravo man never hides behind an assumed name. Dent ask the Editor to bo responsible far what you are ashamed of. u Subscribers will confer a favor informing this office of failure to receive The Examiner before their breakfast. fey The Morning Examiner eaa be found on oale by tho Independent Newt Ca, Salt Lake City. On all through trains leaving Ogden on The Southern Fulflo Railway, The Union Pacific Railway, and Tho Oregon Short Lino Railway. Examiner patrons will confer n favor on tho management by repotting to this office whenever they fail to find the pnpero at the designated pieces. . MODERN RANKING. New bask methods are ksplng up with the progress Is other business lisas. Aa one of the hank officials of New York remarks, there naa a time when n banker who adopted new bust, pass method was looked upon st H. A. Davidson, Secretary of the JUmbo Trust Co. of Now York, sad on of tho.orgaalxera of the new Banking Fabllrity Association, said: "Look nt this instrument which records nt the receiving station written messages from the sending Instrument. The paying toller of the hank may write upon the recording pad In front of him the name and amount of a check to bo rep tilled. Hla writing appear at the desk of a bookkeeper, a signal feeing given to attract the Utters sttestion, Ths bookkeeper reads the message, carries out the Instructions, and communicates to the psylng toller, by writing oa hla own pad, tho fact that the transaction Is Q, fL In this wsy secrecy, absolute quiet, accuracy and speed ere secured. "The telephone was one of tho flfat 'pieces of machinery Introduced Into banking, but lately Its us haa been extended to a degree not thought of a fow years ago. I know of banka which hare' a many as forty different Individual Instruments, which keep forty different people In touch with the executive officer of tho bank, correspond ants and customers. Transactions are carried through and financial of every Imaginable kind are made fey means of telephone communication, qnd ihn actual participants may never aeo each other at ell. "After tho telephone the next Imdevice to appear portant labor-tarinwas the adding machine, or arithmometer.. . To tho uninitiated the workings of this machine seem little short of ' marvelous. Its use has become so general In tho banking business that It ie an exception when this mechanical clerk is not sera. It fills Ihe place of at least two clerks. Is always ready, always quick and always accurate. "Bank in the large cltlea haro for their customers and correspondents houses and institutions in all parts of tha country. This business la most and In the natural course of events,,! solicited by correspondence. ! The Importance of thla department of tha banks activities requires special appliances, and o find the typewriter becoming a great feature. As so many letters of one form are arat out. Ingenious duplicating machines are rail- un-gaf- ' g - COD LIVER OIL, - It almost makes you sick to think of it, but it isnt nearly as bad as it used to be. The improved method of refining it makes it much easier to take, and when made into Scotts Emulsion almost every one: can take it Most children like it and all children that are not robust are benefited by it. When the doctor says . Take cod liver oil, he generally means Scotts Emulsion; ak him if he doesnt. They know it is more easily digested and better than the plain oil. COTT A tOwyE.MhuliM.Snrei . dog-eare- back-mone- 4 h ritl-sen- a said-"That- - antl-dynast- panic-stricke- March The Ky., allege in sixth national tournament of the Amerhave Upped n gas company's main and ican Ronllsg Congress came to an end Louisville. A man In New York Is 37. stolen 926,000 worth of gas. Hi tap tonight. Mis. Birdie Kern of .St. Louie won about equaled the lap ihe company haa woman championship, on the cu4omrr pocket hooks. Things the national deefating Mrs. Gertrude Hall of that ar equal to the same thing are 832 to 759. n There were 45 prises for equal to each other. ream. ranging from $450 to $2$. The A man In California sueu for $lft.ooo five highest teams finishing In thla were: Century No. 1, Chicago, aa tha worth of his leg. Why, many class No. 1. Peoria. 2.781; 2,794; Leisy r. people have thrlr legs pulled for ihat Chicago, 2.754; First National bank. Chicago much. Chi-caa- five-ma- Hmnswlck-Balke-Collende- 2.750; Hoffmans, A woman 'k conger ganired to ivloim the world. lu-- t wuil-l- . Chicago. 2.745. One hundred prize, grading from or a $250 down, were mmeatcl for poor great number of t woman teams. by The five highest prize winners In UTAH, WEDNESDAY MOBXISQ, this class are: Hamilton and Hussey. Prrebach and Philadelphia. 1,285; Reed, Columbus, p., 147; Pflenger brothers. Cincinnati. 1,214; Ameling and Langley, Chicago, 1.1x9; Gebman and Gehutan. Phllsdelpris. 1.86T. In the individual class there were 175 prises, th highest being $175, the list running down u tea or twenty at The fire highest and their scores $. are: F. T. Favour. Oshkoah. Wfs.. 869; O. 5. Bradley, Baltimore, 653; W. Roach, Wilmington, PeL. 652; Di M. Myers, Detroit, 650; R- - G. Holloway, lndiinapolia, 648. MARCH 1908. 25, e from from the second round. In eighth round both boys fought fiercely from start to finish. Dougherty delivering a succession of right and lefts to the head and jaw. while Gardner pummld away at the body. Th Milwaukee bov had decidedly the better of rhe final round and evened up any shortcomings in the previous rounds. th A DIRECTORY Music . Instructors RESERVED HIS DECISION. Vienna, March 27. For nearly two hours today Emperor Francis Joseph listened to th views of tha HunTO DISPOSE OF TYREE. garian minister on the question on postponing the election. He also reMeeting Will be Held in Ban Fran- ceived the Hungarian premier, Baron cisco TodayFejervaty, alone, and had a long conference with him. ' Ran Francisco, Cal.. March 27. The The emperor reserved his decision. California director of th Continental Life Insurance and Investment comBURNED IN EFFIGY. pany wilt meet in this city tomorrow for the supposed purpose of taking Madison. Win, March 27. At a unisome anion toward drposlng Mr. Tyversity of Wisconsin demonstration ree from the office of president. meeting, held tonight in Indignation On questions of policy and manage- over th to football, storm haa been raging among leading facultys hostility ment. a were professors tbe directors of the inauraac company burned In effigy. affor some rime. Entangled in the fairs of the company's busineaa is thd TO TRANSFER PRISONERS. Western Securities company. Thla is the corporation that financed for the Washington, March 27. The miliInsurance company. As a preliminary tary prison at Leavenworth, Kaa. move a struggle la reported to be go- which has been used a a penitentiary ing on for the control of the majority for civil prisoners under the departof the eiock of the Western Securities ment of Justice since 1885, having been company. It lx stated al-- o that an at- restored to the custody and control of tempt at reorga elation may be made the war department, in accordance tomorrow. with an act of congress, arrangements have been made by the latter departWOULD CAUSE DELAY. ment for tbe transfer to that Institution of all the prisoners at. military Pre-epoets having one year r longer to Why Ambassador Sterar Wont serve. Letters of Recall. This applies to long term prisoners confined at all military poses except Vienna, March 27. Tbe foreign of- thaws In the military prison at Alcat-ra- s fice received thla morning a diapatch Island, OaL from Secretary f State Root regardThe Leavenworth prison was manaa gton-ing Ambassador aged by the department of Justice pending the erection of a new prison "1 have the honor to advise your for civil prisoners at the same city. excellency that the President has been About 260 military prisoners are to be pleased to terminate at once and transferred to the Leavenworth prison without any sucta delay as would be on the first promlxa incidental to the trxnsmlsalon of n letter of recall by mall, the authority TELEGRAPH NEWS BRIEFS. of hla ambassador, Mr. Storer, to repachim. President The resent has, Bentley, Kti.. March 27. TheBank cordingly recalled Mr. Btorer, whose of Bentley was burglarised early today aafe waa representative functions have already and $1,600 secured. Th ceased. This action will be supple- wrecked with dynamite. mented by a formal letter of recall, East Liverpool, O.. March 27.- -r Danwhich already haa been signed and iel F. gplera, an who pur will be prexented to you In accordance chased hla freedom in 1851 for $600, with tha formal custom la such mat-te- died today, aged 10$ years. Dm Moinet, la., Marrh 27. The Becrtlary Rive, of the Viennese embassy, ha been named as charge. houM today 51 to 24 defeated the 1 request your excellency to reoetve eiat primary bill, which waa indorsed The majority by Governor Cummins. him and treat him in that capacity." Foreign office circlet are not aura was compoaed of "stand patters and how to meet the request of President Democrats. Columbus, O.. March 27. The senate Roosevelt The official stick to the adopted the Espy resolution, autoday for no there Is that precedent opinion not regarding Mr. Btorer as ambaaaa-do- r thorising th Cincinnati invMtigating aa long aa he '.stays la Vienna committee to alt after the cIom of the of the legislators and report without having presented A letter of session legislature not later than Janurecall. The hey to the embarrassing to the 1908. 5. situation Is now in Mr. Btorer'e aryNew York,' March 27. A gift of hands. He will reach Trieste Wednes$665,000 will accrue to Tuskegee instiday night and pioceed to Vienna. A tute, Alabama, by tbe will of the late letter of recall can only be presented Andrew T. Dotger. e retired merchant according to coun nnd diplomatic eti- of this city, who died two months ago quette by an ambassador to the at hla home. South Orange, N. J. and not to Mi foreign minister, O., March 27. Hanry Banduaky, and by no means by n charge. It la Hughes of Fremont, the lint of eightdeclared that the simplest way of een bridge agents and corporations to settling ihe somewhat difficult situa- be tried on a Joint Indictment chargtion Is for Mr. Btorer not to stay in ing conspiracy In restraint of trade, Vienna, while the letter of recall may contrary to the Valentine anti-trulater be presented by hla successor, Mr. law, was found guilty tpday. Francis. The foreign office today Informed the OTHER ARRESTS FOLLOW. Associated Press that Emperor Francis Joseph thla morning approved the Pittsburg, Pa. March 27. In the appointment of Charles Spencer Fran- face of details of government official cis of Troy, N. Y., to be ambassador tonight It waa learned that warrants . have been Issued for four other per of the United Bute to son in connection with the collapse of The foreign office tonight Informed the Enterprise National bank last Octo tbe Secretary Rlvea that the government tober. These are in addition five of six persona now under arrest, accepts hit nomination aa charge until whom were arrested yesterday, and tha Ambassador Btorer returns to Vienna, W. conditional upon Foreign Minister sixth, former Paying Taller Thomas who surrendered himaelf toGolurhowskl, who left today to at- Harvey, The federal officials declare that tend his uncles funeral in Galicia, day. five arrests made yesterday and tha no other arrangement!. making ono today conclude the criminal pro readings for the present, but It wu WASHINGTON NEWS NOTESb learned from other sources that the officials will not admit the existence of Washington, March 27. Another the other four warrants until they have subscription of $5,000 lhr tha Japan- been served. ese famine relief fund was received These warrant will fee served In tha today from tha Red Cross for trans- immediate future, it le asserted. United States Marshal Stephen. P. Stone mittal to Japsu Secretary Root and Mr. Hengelmuel-ler- , left the city thla morning, and It waa Austrian ambassador, has had a said that he may return with other of tha long conference at the state depart- prisoners or cbring knowledge ment today, the Algeclras conference, whereabouts f those who ar wanted. The Moxey investigation is by no it is understood, being the subject means over, and before It cloaca some and rivers on The house committee feael-fetm- y exposure are expected. astounding harbors today considered th of reporting a bill carrying a WILL STOP MINING. sufficient appropriation something to comless than a million dollar Dubois, Pa., March 27. Patrick OIL plete tha Jetty work at the mouth of of district No. 2 of tha the Colombia river in Oregon. No con- dqy, president United Mine Workers, tonight Issued clusion waa reached. Instructions to the secretaries of the composing district No. 3 MAKES ANOTHER GIFT. to notify their various local unions that after March 31 there should he no Pittsburg, Pa, March 27. It was more mining done untlj after the disannounced in thla city tonight that trict convection, to be held at Clear-fielAndrew Carnegie bad given two milApril 8. District No. 2 include lions of dollar in addition to previ- ail or parta of a doxen counties, exous gifts for the maintenance of the tending from Tioga on the north to Carnegie Technical schools. Mr. Car- Cambria on the south. In accordance negie has already given more than with the instruction of President GIL a million. It. was also announced that day notice announcing the suspension Mr. Carnegie expresses a desire that were Issued tonight. Morrison the Margaret Carnegie school for women be completed as coon CONFERENCE AT WHITE HOUSE. aa possible, and assured the committer that he would meet the expenses. Washington. March 27. A lengthy It Is expected the technical schools conference was held at the White will coat about $5,000,000 when com- house this afternoon between the president. Becretariea Root, Taft and Bonapleted. Knox. Soparte and Metcalf, Senator licitor General Hoyt and United Stale FOREIGN NEWS NOTES. la Attorney Heney. special counsel waa etatrenent No ernes. fraud land 26. A Marrh Chita. East Siberia, house In recourt martial here today sentenced to made publie at the White but It I unto conference, the lation death thirteen postal official who parderstood to have related to the case ticipated in the rereni. strike. W. C. Bretol, Unted State attorney of Algiers. March 27- .- Const Albert De for Oregon, who la charged with Ronle, of Paris, was. It la believed, wrongfully accepting fee while United mortally injured by the States attorney there. of hi automobile today. Tokio. March 28. Hie emperor reCHICAGO FIRE. ceived Jacob Scbiff. tbe New Tork t In afternoon audience this banker. Chicago. March 87. Fire last night lunchand afterward invited his to brick building. in the eon. Market street occupied fey wholesale clothing merchants, cansed a loss of FIRE DESTROYS LUMBER. $150,000. The principal losers are Bergman Philadelphia, Marrh 27 The lumber brothers company. White Good Manyard of J. Gibson klcllvane. at 56th ufacturing company, Finkelstlne A street and Woodland avenue, west Company and David M. ttenhelmer Philadelphia, with many millions of A Company. feet of lumber. Including expensive CORTELYOU BAYS WAIT. wood, such aa msuogaay, was destroyed by lire tonight. Does $300,000. Washington, March 27, Postmaster GARDNER AND DOUGHTERY General Cortelyou wag Informed of the DRAW AFTER EIGHT ROUNDS. report from Nor York, that ft was believed a warrant had been Issued Milwaukee Wla., March 27. Jimmy for his arrest, while attending the Gardner of Lowell, sad Jack Dough- meeting of the cabinet. At tha conerty, of Milwaukee, fought eight clusion of tha meeting he declined to rounds to a draw ai the Badger Ath discuss tbe question, but Mid If It letlo club here tonight. Gardner had was true that a warrant had been Isa shade ihe best of the bout up to sued he will go to New York nt one. the end of the tevemh round snd had He concluded by saying: "Just wait . . prmiherty bleeding badly from tbe for Ihe facts". Art anti-footba- ll nt s: r The Leading Dentists of Ogden City. ex-sla- F. W. BAKER, 8479 Washington Ava. r Dentist, Over Paine and Hunts, Wash DR. F. C. OSGOOD, Dentist, Over Utahna Drug Store, Center 25th end Wash. OR. P. A. COOK, Dentiet, Office 226 Eccle Bldg., 2nd Fleer. J. F. BNEDAKER. D. D. Beyle SlMk, 2461 Washington Ava. DR. A. W. JOHNSON, B, Avc, FELSHAW'S DENTAL PARLORS Over Spargos Book Stars 2465 Wash, Ave. Phan 79k, BtQ, BOSTON DENTAL PARL0RL W. B. LISTER, Over Brownings. 2461 Wash. An. EGGINTON DENTAL PARLORS Drug Start Avc. i Over Wm. 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