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Show DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAU FRIDAY, NOVEMBER PAGE TWO. surance practices and the looting of the New York street railways whose inevitable exposure shook tbs of the Ignorant man in the American financier and broker. If there are those who say that the ex--! poaure of these wrongdoings made the trouble, and that hence the exposures are to blame, they are men who would denounce policemen for thrusting on our Innocent mind knowledge that thieves exist. Fourth in the list of responsibility stand the inadequate state laws for restriction of trust company investments and the fully with which the presidents of these institutions have resisted propositions of reforms during half a doaen years Were they alone the sufferers from the panic one would be tempted to suggest that they had got their pun-- i lahment If a final cause for thq week's phenomena were sought, it might perhaps be found in the recklessness with which newspaper headlines started the seriiAis run, and the dastardly use of newspaper advertising columns the ensuing day, bf the notorious Boston tipsier. Things like these, from which wo turn with contempt in ordinary days are often formidable engines of destruction at such times as these. ! Utal; Stair Journal OGDEN. UTAH. i NUukcrt. Jeanal PafelufciBCeapMy, (Incorporated.) Published every evening except Sunday j Telephones i Business Office Bell CC4 Ind. IM Editorial Rooms BeU CM Ind. eonfl-den- j 1 1 ring ring I rings I rings CM i By By By By By TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. j .CC.00 mail one year mail six months LAO mail three months AC mail one month.. AO carrier one mouth..... j Pay No Money te Carriers ............... Entered as second-cla- ss matter at the postoffice at Ogden. Utah, under Act of Congress of March L 1179. B. A. BOWMAN , General Manager NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. You should receive your paper not later than C IS p. m. If not received at that hour call Phone CM and It will bo aeut you by apeclal meaaenger. Pay No Money to Carriers or other oo set era unless they present creden1 tials from the undersigned. Under no circumstances will carriers or collectors be allowed to taka Stops All notices ef this kind must bo given te this office direct or by letter, er in pereon, er phene 064, one ring. JOURNAL PUBLISHING CO By B. A. BOWMAN. General Manager. OVERCOATS Whatever you want In Overcoats you'll And ready here for you and right tor you In make, material, fit and style and pries haven't made up your what you want the Immense variety shown in this store will help you In your selection. Every weight, every good style of fabric and fashion. The current issue of Dun's Review says liabilities of commercial failures thus far reported for uctober amount-e- d to I9.BII.7M; of which I4.M2.I80 were in manufacturing, 94.195,169 in trading and 9789.129 in other commer115 tlS Costs for cial lines Failures last week num911 fit Costa for 920 ISO Coats for bered 252 In the United States against 92S OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE COUNTY 9 Costa for 204 last year, and thirty-tw- o in Canada, e twenty-onwith a year ags compared And each one worth Its pries Former Hecretary of the Navy Long The mining industry, it will be oboffers a new reason fur sending the big served, presents no single failure for fleet te the Pacific, lie says it will ' this strenuous month, even though copour Pacific brelhrsn by giving per was during the beet part of the them a chance to see and supply our c ' v .. time at a figure below which produc- navy." Correct Clothes for Mon tlon could be made at a pront by the man luahte In a fanchuHa To dun larger number of the producers In the creditor liable fur a fine of i!.iiW, conclusion of Its resume, the Review we But says the Washington Herald. sounds the following encouraging key; suppose things are sort of evened up MANY CAUSES FOR PANIC by providing the death penalty for failf "It is most encouraging to note in ure to pay a debt from Pittsburg and other The New York Evening Post sum- dispatches centers of the Iron and steel leading That Texas colonel who attacked marises the causes leading to the finanno cancellations have that should have In a handbill Industry "Joe" Bailey cial panic In New York as follows: hired space In a good newspaper. If he been and that received, specifications After a crisis In the markets there is really wished to attract attention. The on old contracts maintain activity at inhandbill method of advertising, except always abundance of authoritative receivermoat mills and The furnaces where there are no new spa pet a. Is a formation as to why any crisis whatof tha WestlnghouM companies dead one." ever should have cotne. Opinions In ship cases of this sort will, differ, because la regarded aa a temporary expedient. Bo many "pieces" are being printed But in any neceasltated by monetary conditions, on the faults of our currency" that panics are psychological. and there la no evidence of weakened a hit might be made by writing up its rases the inquiry remains as to Just confidence among manufacturers ' good points To the overage man, what caused ouch events aa thla week's whether of the Roosevelt or Bryan bank disasters and the train of events The suspicion that Wall street had brand. Its most conspicuous fault Is followed them. that banka aa well aa tained tainted" that it is too hard to get. and that First and foremoat stands tha money proved to bo well founded, and fault is beyond the reach of legislation. scarcity of capital, wherein the demand for clean money and clean What's wrong with the yellows? It's demands on tha world's credit resources banka has been fully Justified. almost time for congress to meet and had outstripped the supply. Such a New Turk World: The Kronprln- not a single one of them has announced new situation meant either that eoaln Cecelia in gold plana $9,000,000 brought the discovery of an administration conrelief of for American the the be must of money uses Involving money for to Cannon large Joe defeat the spiracy house speakership. Homebody's loaf-in- laid aside, or els that capital already market The reason why gold appeal in pay envelopes during a scarcity of . lodged in older enterprises must be money la that it la heavy to carry in An American missionary about to de- withdrawn. But its withdrawal left hulk to send West for part for Japan saya he'll teach the many older undertakings, and the purposes for Instance. A common Japs baseball and football as a pre- banka whose funds were Invested in brick weighs about two pounds A gold liminary to converting them. As the them, in a mors or leaa awkward situa- brick two inches by four by eight would weigh more than forty pounds Japa have long had a reputation for tion. and be worth soma 911.009. Few men they will teach him a few Second, and as a corollary, must be could carry a bag of 950,009 In gold things cited the waste of credit during many very far. Cast in on solid block the Philadelphia has a pair of calamity years;' by our boomers" and pro- 99.900,000 brought by the Cecilia would measure only about four feet by three howlers Mayor Reyburn and Rev. Dr. moter of 1901 and 1902, by tha aus- feet by two feet But It would Russell Cornwell, a Baptist minister weigh who bought up fifteen tons who should he securely muxxled for th. picious personages banka on margin, and built up their general good until business eondltlo-iMrs Elisabeth Grannie of New York are again normal. It they must have "chain," and by tha Infatuated finanwell nays that It la easy to go to the some leas them .In let who it ciers to In us debt notoriety, get threw Europe aluma to teach tha poor and ignorant, dangerous way. during 1901 by hundreds of millions of but what is more needed is reform And The international exposition of book dollars, for th purpose, chiefly, of put- among the high and mighty." and paper Industries recently held In ting up the prices of stocks The very aha adds that the soul of a capitalist is Paris paid a fine tribute to Mrs Baker much larger portion of tha community Just aa valuable In the sight of God as G. Eddy, leader of the Christian Science who had learned to live on borrowed that of a fallen, Ignorant girt. Let us hope that Rockefeller, Rogers Morgan, denomination. In n letter addressed to money have their part to answer for. Harrlman and other sinful financiers Rev. William P. McKenale of tbs ChrisThird, auch episodes aa the life ln- - will see this and taka comfort. Men of tian Science Publishing' society, by Dr. i j G. D. IVES tk-kl- e . . Broom HotoiCornor . . amusements co MINING INDUSTRY SOLID And if you mind aa to 1907. 1 Week Commencing November This will ha a great Overcoat season for the Winter will he a longer one than usual (so aay the wise heads), sad prosperity is here in hunches." Were loaded for the rush, for we've a much larger stock than usual, ard ars showing every wanted style, cut and fabric. We've Overcoats of all grades for Instance, we start In with moderate or 915, and 0 priced Coats at 91 ascend by easy steps up to expensive and luxurious affairs at 92 930 or 93 Then we insure you complete satisfaction by saying Money back, if yon want it" 912-5- Guess somebody must hive been tellwe never sold so many Overcoats are for Overcoats our how good ing as we are now selling. Come and learn the reason why! FRED M. NYE CO. Satisfactory Clothes r their stamp have been too much ov looked in missionary work. Nothing could be more edifying or hopeful than a call upon Rockefeller or Harolrwn by a delegation from a Purity congress, or some like body, with a request that .m Join them in the prayer drrl.ig the noon -- day hour. Henceforth let the"? be more Christian endeavor among the capitalists whose soula need saving but are crusted over with Pharisaism a . I hypocrisy. Unless an effort is made ti pluck them as brands lrom the biun-- a Ing, the devil will get them. San Francisco Chronicle; There la very little talk against inflation of the currency nowadays. At one time the Oreenbackers were very muen derided because they advocated an abundance of money, hut now It la their critics who are carrying the Ideas of the soft money men Into practice. If the government would listen to the demands of the captains of finance there wr. Id be a bigger flood of currency than the Greenbackera ever dreamed of asking for when their demands wars moat extravagant and when they were charged with dealring to net the government's printing presses at work to turn out enough money to satisfy the wishes of everybody. j Utahna Theater i Stock Company I J Presents the ' i Vaudeville Between ! ? Acts 2 Matinooa Wodnoaday and Satur- 2 day at 2:3 Nighta at 8:3 : : Prices i : 10c, 20c, 30c : - Alwayc Ona in Advance at Waalc J Utahna Drug Store eoooacoeooeeceeeeeceeeacce Auditorium Rink " i t r EACH I EVENING WEEK, 1:3 RACE. BIG THI9 SIX-DA- Y MUSIC BY BAND. MORNING NICH-OL- S' CHILDREN ADMITTED ANGORA GOAT BREEDER9 , j Dovotion. I -- I Melodrama j A Mother's 2 2 reaction upon Industrial activity to more or less extent all over the country is of course bound to have effect throughout the Industrial world. Before things resume normal balance it la very likely that a wage readjustment will have been found necessary. Their markets reduced and the resources contracted. manufacturers and other employers will very probably confront Workmen need of cutting expenses. throughout the country have had warning of this during the last few months In many ways, particularly in the attitude adopted by the banka since six months or more ago In curtailing loans, and those who give thought to the morrow have been trimming their nails in preparation for the oncoming storm. It may pass without a reduction In wages, but it la doubtfuL The part of wisdom, at any rata, la to anticipate the reverse. No man aver maizes a mistake In putting aside for a probable rainy day. Four-a- ct SATURDAY AND AFTER- - NOON FOR 20c, INCLUDING I BAN ANTONIO. Tex Nov. 15. A convention of the Angora goat breeders ; and mohair raisers of tha country la being held today in connection with the International fair. Officials of the two national organisations and some White Pines News: The disturbance of the moot prominent goat breeders In financial centers and thl consequent of America are in attendance. skates. We reserve the right te refuse admission to anyone whomsoever. long-dlscuaa- ed v , . Heart I, of tha Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder. r ,, , j , Disease, Rheumatism, Asthma Nervous Troubles St. Vitus Dance, Plica Fistula and all Rectal Troubles Tape Worm, Blood Poisoning from any ANY PRIVATE DISEASE OF cause. Diseases peculiar to Women. MEN quickly cured to stay cured. Remember the examination and advice la FREE. Coma at once. Tomorrow may be too lata Call or writs g. crop-movi- ng Office boars 10 a. m. to 6 ENTRANCE ROOfl 19. g, a W. H. Tolman, commissioner-genera- l for the American section at the exposition, he states that on his recommendation the highest award, a grand prixe, was awarded the exhibit and a diploma of honor was awarded Mrs. Eddy as the founder of Christian Science. The exhibit was made 'up largely of Mrs. Eddys writings. There are more habitual drunkards than is generally supposed, according to a recent derision of a Chicago Judge. He has Judicially declared that one who drinks enough to become intoxicated as pften aa twice in a year is a habitual drunkard. Of course there are thousands of men who get pretty Jolly every once In a while, or two whiles, who will learn with chagrin that they are lawfully and positively habitual drunkards They will declare In their own minds that they are really and truly pretty temperate in their habits Habitual drunkards? The Idea! The' decision came about on account of the law forbidding saloonkeepers selling liquor to habitual drunkards. The question then arose as to what constitutes a habitual drunkard. Of course the common belief was that a habitual drunkard la one that gets habitually drunk. A teat case was taken Into court and the Judge who rendered the decision drew the line on two drunks in twelve months afferad at tha IK KW Ifll values linen counter. Tomorrow and all next weak lower prices will ia un- during thin sals Morning shopping is advised. Buy yaur linana hero; whan you will like the goods B0HTM.Y HIM FASHION 1 t' Use a perfect flour! It's . called Peerys Flour. Crescent t A and only tha highest grade of Hard Winter Wheat enters Into the making! Peary's Crescent Flour ia used with neoess by hundreds of your townspeople aak them about It! They'll toll you from experience that It makes perfect baking. Of TH CfUMUTEO PUBLICATIONS cauatoua pattiur countbr anb INSPECT TMg VINT LATEST DEPIORO. -- McCall . FuMm Sheets FREE - !'. i Bring Us yaur want 91-2- re-.-- t" - I ' ' Lumber 5 list Wa will taka goad para of - t All Kinds of Hand Embroidered Hoag, pa!r..50o Plain Purs Bilk Hose Tha weather is auspicious for warmer Wraps, Furs and Gloves I (Ss polar la Style, Fit sad glopMcity) Every yard of linen, every doxon napkino will bo sold ehoapor get homo ' i McCAUL PATTERNS necessary. you F MOW READY herself of tha splendid Tha qualities wo carry are so well known that comment provaiL ' " Perfect Baldng ' BALE LAKE CITY, 234 MAIN. Ogden, 2497 Wash Ave. Brigham, Logan, Prove, Park City. TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN; FREE WITH PLATE No difference what you pay you cannot gat any batter at any pries 97 Gold Fillings ....- 1 up Bet of Teeth (Best Rubber) Silver and Amalgam Fillings A Good Bet for 75a Cement Fillings 50e Bridge Work, Best... Porcelain Fillings 1 Gold Crowns 92k... 12 YEARS' PROTECTIVE! GUARANTEE. FREE Examination and Advice. Honest Work. Fair Dealing make Our Bucceaa Continuous Open till 0 p. Hi. Sundays 10 to 2. Lady Attendant THANKSGIVING LINEN SALE Every woman who buys linana should avail 2469 Wash. A vs., Boyle Meek, Ogdce r RETIETIBER THE NUMBER p. I it B0 fBB for all kinds of purposes in ovary yard. Whatever your want " may be in and Building Lumber , Materials : New Plaid Silks, 91.50, 91-2- 5 98o and Now Waiata by ex- - I proas Silks and all over laea that are par yard. A few last Mason beautiful. coats, 959 Worth 9100 to 9159 esti- coma hare and let ua give you on mate, Wa can save you money, 0U,I ty considered. Utah and Oregon Lumber Co.$T. 145 TWENTY-FOURT- H . |