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Show WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1907. DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL. Ittafj State Journal OGDEN. UTAH. PeWUher. Jserul PeMshisg Cmpaiy, (Incorporated.) Publtoned every evening except Sunday ' Modern Necessir A s Through the Alps j Is Telephone. Office ....Bell. 6641 ring Editorial Room ....Bell. 6641 ring Bualnees 1 lnd.a 684 lnd 6641 rings 16-0- ate pconi THE PHONE THAT TALKS" Change- Every Week Hursts Auto Car TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. By Mail One Year 1.00 By Mail Six Month By Mail Three Months 60 of the legislation of the last ept-aBy Mali One Month 60 lo Month Oi.e Carrier By a century, supposed when of quarter Pay No Money To Carriers. enacted to be the Inauguration of a new era to be swept away and somematter at Entered as second-clas- s quite new substituted, or are w the puatoffice at Ogden. Utah, under thing mere patchwork? This Is a have to Act of Cong res of March 1. 1670. question of enormous magnitude and though from Its nature importance, Gen I. Manager B. A. BOWMAN and tlie extreme difficulty of understanding the complicated legislation NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. one You should lecelve your paper not affecting it. it Is unfortunately to home be well cannot which received m. If not brought later than 6:15 p. at that hour call Phone 664 and It the public, who enjoy, it la true, the l be sent you by special messenger. enormous benefits conferred by railPay No Money to Camera or other collectors unless they present creden- way "We may presume that Lloyd George tials from the undersigned. Under no circumstances will carrier has in his mind chiefly. If not entirely, or collectors be allowed to take Steps. reform of niercliandise traffic. For our All aotieea of this kind must be given can be no really to this office direct or by lottery or in part we believe there of railway one cheapening comprehensive 664, or ring. phene person, traffic unless the managements of all JOURNAL PUBLISHING CO our railways are united. Half the ex-- I By B. A. Bowman, enses of working merchandise traffic General Manager on our lines arise from the divided management, divided Interests, divided up-to-d- Call 51 for information. This Week at SYLVAN .PARK ring the telephone to want the best. Of course you j - Utah Independent Telephone Compy 0 0 conditions which affect wheat rarely affect cotton, and vice versa, there to; no great probability of both "petering out" in the same year. I j CAPITAL AND LABOR. BOY THE INQUISITIVE Walds in (Neb.) Herald. Winterstean IMPORTANT An Clectric Flat rm Fremont "Pa, If you were n young man and had not made up your mind, what vocation do you think you would Prefer r' "Speaking from what I know and am able to observe, son, 1 would advise every young man to secure an education and go to farming. "Why do you advise fanning for a business, pa?" "Because there la contentment, quiet and peace In the toll of the solL Recent changes In farm life have something to do with this choice that educated men are making the rural mall delivery, the telephone, good roads, the daily paper and the fact that modern methods of farming have removed much of the drudgery and the disagreeable work tkat was necessary a few years ago, and today the most Independent man in the business Is the man who Uvea on the farm. accounts and all the different sets of "One of the sane things to observe, labeL share and stockholders, directors, son, is the fact that Cornell university and other great colleges are educating added to the actual work necessitated farmer and the men who are gradeverytrains and doing by making up uating from those Institutions are goOFFICIAL TAPER OF THE COUNTY thing several times Instead of once. ing out to the land with the Intention "With English railroads capitalised of making fanning life career. Those students are largely city at an average of over (200,000 A mile, AT GRANDPAS. born. They have no land of their own, against an average capitalisation of but select agriculture as a profession. American a mile for only about $67,000 "It was any pleasure a day or two on their rates with and roads, freight I'd rather be to grandpa's house to accept an Invitation from L. U. ago Than any place 1 know; roads which would not be tolerated In Keene for a drive down to hie farm, For grandpa says 1 am his boy, and while there enjoying the eight of this country, so exorbitant are they And grandma lovea me w. I also met a pigs, chickens and cow American with roads, as compared When 1 get down to grandpa's house men great, big, of small army young orthere la no wonder the English people substantiated, then it appears that Y'ou bet IU make things hum; sturdy fellow and every one of them are anxious for some improvement ganised labor has attempted by as- a professor and a gentleman; some There won't be no one then to say, "Now, sonny, stop that drum." through which they may secure lower sassination to accomplish the same re- with spade others with surveying Inrates, hence the agitation of consolida- sults which 'organised capital has strument others at the plow handle I'll go barefooted In the grasa one of carrying the Jug and It tion and combination In order that sought to accomplish by bribery and containedthemwater And do Just as I please; each one busy In methods of competition." I'll paddle In mud puddles and they may come somewhat nearer getthe work of tilling large tract of. i'll climb the biggest trees. land. ting the advantages which the people on the I'll slide down banisters; Nevada State Journal: Everybody "These men, etudente from the Uniof this country enjoy In the way of low I'll shin up every door; In Nevada would very much like to versity of Ullnol working under the a with freight rates. Great Britain, I won't be scolded when I track know whether the railroad can con- fhanagement of Fred R. Crane, proan over and flour. kitchen of 42.000,000 that tinue to hold forever townships population Up grandma's fessor of farm mechanics of that Inarea of only 121,000 square miles, equal are nut even surveyed in truth, as a stitution, are reclaiming some 700 facts scree of land for Mr. Keene, which has When I get down to grandpa's house to that of less than half of Texas, has comparison of field notes with the I'll be a boy again. which have not even always been and show often low, wet, boggy properall of Us transportation Interests In a a monument to indicate a boundary. Folks ain't afraid of freckles there. Into one of the beet pieces of farmty, Nor bother 'bout the rain. compact limited area. In this country, land to be found In the county. A r: I'll ride the horses bareback and Ban Francisco with our railroads stretching over an The land has been pastured for on I'll walk evry fence; but the grass has changed to a as that child died out In Berkeley last week, as area twenty-fiv- e times year large intear No one'll scold me when I and It developed at the coroners peculiar growth of atuff which cattle de of conditions the for Great Britain, gee, that's iinmenset My pant quest that had a certain physician who and other stock refuse to eat, but velopment of traffic are entirely differ- pas called attended the little one on when open the soil the fact la diId rather be to grandpa's house ent. English roads, with their capi- the night of its death, the little one vulged they it le a beautiful black that Because I have such fun. have been saved. But because U sandy loam, and when properly drained times as as three talisation might that great And Ill be awful sorry when He will become very fertile. of American roads, which ought to was night the doctor refused to go. done. Vacation time-iwas censured by the Jury, but treat "Mr. Keene expects that It will coat have enabled them to secure the am- ment of that kind la too lenient under Ill soon be down to grandpa's house him $15 per acre to tile the land; miles ' And be a boy once more. plest faculties, and with their traffic the circumstances. Any physician who and miles of tiling will be laid under Where I won't get no ecoldlng when concentrated In a very limited area, refuses to answer a call for hla pro- the ground to carry off the water, but I track up grandmas floor. even though It comes Just stop to think, eon, of the result of ought. It vtould seem, to be able to fessional services, New Turk Bun. stormiest the night ever known, the first crop of corn raised on that during handle traffic at a lower cost thi is not deserving of the name of i land I believe that it will pay the American roads. But the average rate physician, and should forthwith be de cost the GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP. first year. of freight In Great Britain Is reported prived of his license to practice medl "If this experiment proves successful (and tiling la no experiment, eon, as 2.80 rents per ton, against an aver- clna The president of the London board in Dodge county), he will have except the 0.7S of for United States age of trade has undertaken through exCounty Progress: "Get the a few hundred other acres treated the! Emery cents." g first $1,000. After that same way. This farm consists of 1,707 perts the Investigation of railroad conaage acre five miles east of Fremont, and Is easy." This la the In as In which that country, ditions, d advice of the A SPECULATIVE PANIC. under the personal management of Bert this, are Inadequate to meet the man. That axiom has set many men Keens and his able farm help. It is1 to saving. They fix upon that sum as Indeed a half day well spent to visit It. growth of traffic. But, strange to say, Late reports from the agricultural the glittering, far-oherald of a for1 England, or at least some of its fore "It Is now recognised that brains To a man are tune sometime to be mad most people, wants to do what many centers indicate that the dollar- necessary to successful farming, on a small salary a salary, say, out and more brains will be In demand In panic which swept of our American people are trying to of which something ran be saved the future. undo. "Under the railroad development the country last month was largely the weekly the advice Is good. There Is "Educated farm managers are In The something In It that acts ns n stimu- demand at good salaries of recent years, where great systems work of professional speculator all over the have been brought together, facilities history of wheat's rise and fall during lus to economy. And who will deny West. The day of the brainless drudge or Is n that le over on the good thing that economy and although there for transportation have been vastly the past half century la Interesting. to it may not be sofarm, much quick money in From 1861 to 1881 wheat never failed any truth that lights the way Increased over what It would have should not be known? Many men, farming as In some other line there been passible fur small Individual to go above the dollar except In the therefore, have been buoyed up In Is the satisfaction In the life that can roads to accomplish. Itut In this coun- Mingle year 1862, but that was largely their economies by the belief that the not be attained elsewhere, so that in $1,000 Is the hardest to get, and classic places we can hear the try there is a growing tendency a matter of money Inflation rather first cry, afterward all the rest would be 'Back to the land! that of than value. In nine On the other comparative against combinations. world of the easy, and the good things "There Is sines that follow a bounteous supply of the Invitation.charm and allurement In-In hand, the Iron and Coal Trades Re- years out of the twenty-thre- e Every Inherited view of London, whose editor Is sec- 1883 wheat has exceeded one dollar In money would be within easy reach. stinct attracts the human to the soil, back to the land, away from the retary of the British Iron Trade as no- Chicago; in only five of the sixteen smolu-solle- d Thn Drama in New York. city, with flinty pavetation, referring to the work of Mr. years since 1881. There Is no dearth of dramatic va- ment and 'siren whistle,' away from The effect of speculative raids on George, president of the board of trade. the stifle of the Jaded crowd back to prices is shown In the fact that In the riety In New York city, when the Nature's bird flowers end wide exBays: books of the theaters show that there years the highest prices Is an and vista of sailing cloud "Lloyd Jones Is going to deal with past forty-si- x average of 15 new plays pro- panse Han made the town and God made railways as a whole. It Is a great task. were seventeen times reached in the duced each rwmth In the year. the country; some live In town because Indeed. Are all the old traditions not spring month and only four times they dont know any better, but the Franco and the Birth Rata during October and November, when wise ones live on the farm. In all the great and little countries the sise of the crop la pretty well "I borrowed the last spasm, Jamie." of Europe the number of births has known. The corn crop of the country la never been so high as at present One Argument for Good Road France alone makes a deplorable e usually worth nearly as much as the option. wr t man Interested la good roads 1. to get him to drive over wheat and cotton crops combined, but ' It Is less Interesting to sjieculstora country road, as they nw are. If Life. h, The great bulk of the corn never jjoee It has also become necessary to he not then become an enthusiast must be blind, moves far from the farm where it is modify the old deaf, dumb or lack saying Life Is what lu raised, and gives work to neither rail-- ; we make It" Life Is what we make log mental equipment road men nor miller Angeles Time As a Chicago la It A It: packer puts hog's time is THE REAL TEST Why dont you save your worth nothing; he grinds his own corn Only Road to Happiness. teeth? Just two things are To be of use In the world is the and afterwards travels to market him-- ! needed a perfect tooth powonly Of BHfWit Is la Glvlag It a Thv lo be happy. Andersen. way self as Its highly concentrated pro-- ! der and a perfect tooth brush. Mk TrlaL Our Soluble Antiseptic DenThsro to only one taat by whlh duct." tifrice Is the most perfect Judge of the efficiency of any aiti Life of Bee Anemone. Wheat, on the other hand, travels and that ta by Its ability to di th tooth powder made. It A anemone baa sea been known ta which It ta Intended to d long distances by water or rail, fur-- i cleanses the teeth without Mary may look nlco and amo'l hi nlshes work for miller, cooper, lumber-- I lle for 50 year harming them and makes the but ths point do they eradicate Da. gums healthy and the mouth man and k maker, and then CHAMBERLAIN'S COLIC. CHOLERA draff and stop falling hair? N tbsy do not. but I?erp!c!ds do. aseptic. 25 cent The A. D. AND DIARRHOEA REMEDY. travels as flour to the myriad of again because it goes to tho root of the o B. tooth brush la perfection. There mouths that want It. Cotton provides Is probably no medicine made end kills the germ that attack t firom whsnea the hair rats far less freighting business than that Is relied upon with more explicit papilla lira confidence than Chamberlain's Coll wheat, but is by all odds the greatest Colera and Letters from prominent peeps e' Diarrhoea Remedy. Dur- where ere dally that Kawl.ro' crop for paying American bills abroad. ing the more than of a cen- Herpicide elands proving the "test rf Cotton exports in 1905-outvalued tury In which It has been In use, people It to a delightful dressing, us." fTao from oil or g those of the corn and wheat crops have learned that It ta the one remedy PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS never Bold by leading druggts. that falls. When reduced 2479 Wash. Av. lie, with Is less interesting to water combined, but It Ogdsn, Utah and sweetened It 1s pleasant to stamps for sample to The Herplclda Co As Mich. Detroit. the climatic or other taka For sale by all speculator 4 druggist Two stoee 66 cents end $L6 In a thoughtful and conservative editorial on the Haywood trial, the Wall Street Journal of recent date says: "Organised capital has recently gone .through a very severe experience. It has been arraigned before courts and commissions and Investigating committees and charged with grave offenses against law and order. These offenses have been deceit, manipulaoppressive tion, unfair competition, monopoly, bribery of legislatures and of courts and corruptions of electloii. "Organised labor la now passing through a similar experience. It is true that the great bulk of organised labor Is not Involved In the crimes charged against Haywood and hla associates In the Western Federation of But neither wag the bulk of Miner American business men Involved In tile railroad scandal and Insurance Nevertheless, the reputation of corporate business has suffered from these scandals, and organised labor must necessarily bear something of the odium which attaches to the crimes of violence charged against the leaders of the Western Federation of Miner If the story told by Orchard can be Iron For 30 Days Trial Cut out this Coupon and Mail it to u Utah Light & Railway Co.: Gentlemen Please deliver to niv atl.ln-wONE ELECTRIC FLAT IRON (HW). It n understood that I may return same, if factorv after 30 days11 trial, without further obligation to myself. . Name Address 1907 UTAHNA THEATRE Direct ioa SCLUVAN A CONSODINB Rs Aa GRANT, General Manegtr Week Commencing Saturday Matinee, June 22 Two Complete Performance 7:30 and 9:15. at 3:30. No Matinee Sunday. Evening Matinee Daily OVERTURE. MOREY LONG Rendering an Illustrated Song Replete with U.auiiM cut-thro- at Special Slide BARR dL EVANS Present Their Laughable Sketch, The Rube and the Tiny Boubrette." MISS IDA HOWELL, Comedlenn THE RIZLEYS Worlds Greatest Acrobat News-Lette- EUGENE EMMET Character Change Artist A HERBERTS DOGS Wonderful Performance. j s Latest Motion pictures by the Utahns scope, "The Blind's and "The Stolen Pig. Dog," YOU WORK HARD FOR YOUR MONEY money-makin- t old-ti- hard-heade- but when you get It, how much attention do you give to the care of It? It Is the proper care of your Income that counts self-ma- de for future prosperity. Do you realise how nicely a checking account will systematise your financial affairs? How much less trouble It 1s to have a check account than to keep books? What ta it worth to you to be able to took over your expense account and know Just where your money goes? Do you know how soon you may have to pay an account the second time because you failed to get a receipt? No trouble about these things when yon use chocks; start an account with us; you will find It a convenience aa well as really j ff bushel-for-whe- at YhileM $mj8 helpfuL THE OGDEN STATE BANK OP OODeN, UTAH H. C. BIGELOW, President. J. M. BROWNING, Vice Pro 1J. E. DOOLY, President. S. PEERY, Vice-Pr- A. P. BIGELOW, Cashier, R. A. MOTES, Asst. Cosh. RALPH E. HOAO, Cashier. A. V. MclNTOSH, Asst. Cashier. es jThe UTAH NATIONAL I I UNITED BANK OF OGDEN STATES DEPOSITARY Interest Paid on Savines Accounts and Time Deposits j Is DR. ESTES. SPECIALIST j , Free Examination and Consultation for any Chronic Disease of any Name or Nature j to-- flour-sac- j 1 -- one-thi- rd 6. re-ir- J cir, fl-- nd pu-an- d LIST OF DISEASES CURED. Catarrh, Deafnea Ringing In the Ear Disease of the Head. Throat, Noe Eye or Ear. All Disuse's of tho Lung Bronchial Tubes and Chest Disease of the Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder. Heart KheumaUam, Asfbm Nervous Trouble 8L Vitus Dene PIMA ; IUMn and an Rectal Trouble Tape Worm, Blood Poisoning from any pcunar 1 Women. ANT PRIVATE DISEASE Of MEN aulckly cured to stay cured. Rmmbef th" examination and advies Is FREBL-Coat one To-Bonw be too lat Can or writ A PARTIAL - ma P7 1 I0.--.to6- p. ENTRANCE ROOil 19. m 2468 Wash. Avc., Boyle Nock, ni rejtetiber the |