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Show THE DAILY STATE JOURNAL. MONDAY, DECEMBER Personal Property in Ogden City Continued from MurthwattA C. imrA U A- - Ptt . : UNION DEPOT STATE RULERS 111.60 " As Art .K Smyth Brofc gneddon. John R- gjiowden. C. gouth, gouth. William American 11 i UKorldls Dnriapwat. Hblonr of JoMl UNION PACIFIC Smm of the Mr Mo Draw the Well b largrb of Recent h Pkturs Aawr-ki- a Nast Journal Cari- of and His Successors. cature. National Capital Scene of Great w cartoonists, horn, not made. -- j Henry SfdMs poet, am Tha theiua ew of a cartoon 1a aoiuetlrnea eon-R. Macau-o- f und fuimy man, and reived solely within the brain ew Chicago bathedrnuchtaman and broug ht Into T in independent of outride auction, cartoon work, notabla yet even the caricaturist possessed of doing Jwh T- McCutcheon, idnji wbom u fuentiyVallfd Into KllII'h Wilder of the ,uff: Mnctuin of tha nunagtng editor. d bera .uggratlona from tha chief and, ?rdWy th rtdiadelphl U not to ba left lu the bis corps of editorial writers are with inch men aa crcaturllic weighed and the theme of tha day's da-concoction Ink Idea la and j leadiug termiued upon. The art of caricature aa we bin It and aa wa know It la a product of tha nineteenth century, and, while In tha) United fitatea it occupies a place of lin--1 portance. It la one of tha few Innovations of tha past hundred years that this country was alow to derelopi "While the Impulse to satirise public men la probably aa old aa satiric vena. If not older," say Arthur Bartlett Maurice and Frederick Tabor Cooper In their "IHatury of tha Nineteenth Century In Caricature," "the political cartoon aa an effectlTt agent In molding public opinion la essentially a product of modern conditions and methods. Tha birth of Punch in 1841 waa tha beginning of the modem caricature, although tha Punch cartoons, now ac famous, did not atari until IMS. Of our own wlelden of tha satiric pen perhaps no better known exponent of the art haa held popular favor than Thomas Nast, whoa work as a cartoonist began at the dose of tha civil war and for nearly a quarter of a cen- - 111 67 .80 4.46 16.67 S.SI 1. 11 1. 11 1.65 1.11 1.55 1.78 s.:s .. Syphers, Grant. . . nyluf, Mrs. Ed.E. George Taylor, Taylor, Taylor. Taylor, Taylor, .... R. A. W. C. ... W. L ... W. Tiyium, George Teraiawn, R. Thomas. Alvin R Thomas. D. 3. Thomas. Jamas . Thomas, J. O. Thompson, C. R-Thompson, J. H. Tletjen, H. C. Tlllett, James H. ...... ...... .......... ... 10.01 8.28 1.55 1.11 1.11 4.45 8.47 1.78 1.11 8.88 8.28 8.88 1.45 8.87 8.88 8.88 8.88 8.28 1.78 8.88 1.88 cv , Dec. WASHINGTON. only in Importations to tha I.-S- econd - notable I ering of governors at the White house laat May will ba the as-I semblage of chief eaecutlvea of states which will meet In tha national rapital tomorrow. Several governors and reprveentativee of many more are al ready in tne city and there la a certainty of a good attendance when the sesaion la called to order tomorrow The purpose of the meeting is to discuss the work of the National Conservation commission, which has been busily at work all summer abd 1, gathering facta, figures and sta tistic regarding the natural resources of Uncle Sam's land. The commission had an organisation meeting last week, and la now ready to discuss the results of Its labors with tha governors. Tha executives of many states have taken an active Interest in the movement and n majority of them have appointed state conservation commissions to with the national body; 1 7 .. Timmerman, Fred . Tisdale, Thomas R, DOINGS DOWN Toller. Harry J. Toller. W. F. Towne, F. F. . .. Tregonlng, Fred . .. Trraeder, Georgs E. Tribe, Ida . Trorllcht, Gua Tucker, O. F. Turner, Fred . Turner, W. J. Unihlrr, John. Uiw. Mabel M Urtnn, J. H. iy ..,. Buskirk, Joseph Vanderhoof, Jessie. , Dyke, Alfred . Rookhigaen, John Z. Vaughn. John T. Vendall, Nels. Vincent, William Wade, C. E. ... Wad man, R. W. J. .. Wallace, Scott. . Wallens, J. W. Ward ley, TVillisvn Wardlelgh. W. C. Warren, George F. Warner, Mrs. J. Watson, J. W. Watson, W. G, Watts. L. Wecker, F. F. Van Van .... Joseph. Joseph. West F. T Welch, Welch, West Mrs. Maggie. West Ray . , West Mrs. Sadie. . Wheeler, Mrs. Samuel Wheelwright J- - W. White, Heber, Jr. White, Joseph. Whitaker, 8. F. J Williamson, C. T Williamson, Elisha. Winn, C. V, Windrow, J. Winslow. John. Wlnsgard. Joseph. Winter, Emma . Wilson, J. M. Wilson. J. C. Wilson, James D. Wolf, B Ben Woodruff, George A. Woodward, J. G. Wright, H. Wright, W, A. bright W. A. Wysong, L. . Yuen Tal A Co. ... -- . ,,.,,.M...k 58.40 4.46 8.88 51.17 8.28 1.11 5.54 8.82 24.70 18.25 S.7S the Cow Helped Australia. king In America and the Is queen In Australia, remarked J. Guthrie, agricultural editor of the woneyMalL "The cow haa redeemed country, and hundreds of farmers 60 lost nearly all they had by the . 1802 are now better off they ever were, and It la all due the cow. Australian butter ranks til up with tha beat butter In the World. r "Our c No. 1 Council Omaha, Bluffs, Kansas City. Denver, and all prints East, dally.... 4:6 pjn No. T Los Angeles Limited 1:15 p.m Capital and Surplus, butter making la all dona by rotter on the farm. We have little ,f0r purpose cow in' That, la, tha dairy farmer "ta a cow that will give milk ten nt6i In the year, and he uses It for other purpose, while those who e cattle for beef have no thought ttHk production." Aua-,Ul- a. Kick High Up. T Ton's got to kick, said Uncle J ko to headquarters. I hates to oo many people tellln delr troubles e office boy, and den bowin' an Pin' when de man dat aho nuff de mischief comes in." Wash-tto- s . Star 27UDOjOO First National Bank OGDEN, UTAH OAVID ECCLES, President SEO. H. TRIBE.... 1 L B. BROWNING. . J Vice-Presiden- ts Depart Eaatbound For Self Lake East No. 11 For Balt Lake Intermediate points Na. 14 For Balt Lake Intermediate prints No. 8 For Balt Lake East No. 4 For Balt Lake Na 4 JOHN PINGREE, Caahiar 4 AS. F. BURTON, Assistant Caahiar Dally and and DIRECTOR! IMia l;Q0iun and 1:40 p.m and 1:00 and pjn Anrivo Daily ifo. 11 Fnt-- n Balt Laka and 11:81 a.i Intermed lata prints Na 5 1 Respectfully aaliaita tha aaaaunta af aiiks, meroantila (Irma and individuals Wa pay interest an time dapaaita. Ample raaourcea, aaurtaawa traat-aupariar From Ba't Laka and East Na John Wataon W. W. Rlter L. B. Hills H. H. Rolapp John Bplara Barnard White lossph Clark Saorga H. Tribe M. 8. Browning & & Porter. 4:15 p.m. East Adam Patteraoa David Ecdee pjn From Balt Laka and East ,, 4:14 p-- Dec. Na 7. 8 Pacific for Express Ban Francisco and ta prints; later-med- ia dally..,. 4:21 Pacific Express Na I through to Baa Frdacla- - : co, dally Na 8 Na 1 Fast 14all, .,., Overland Limited. 1:85 .. U P- - All Kinds of ga 6:14 p.ff Lumber ArrivA a. rowxns ud nia nan YXLT AS AX XUITOB. T.10 a w Na Na 8 Atlantic Express from 10 ox noos Fart Mali aa Franc! eco, dally.,.,, 4:20 Na. I Overland Limited. ... 1:80 PJ Na 4 Atlantic Express from Ban Francisco and 1:81 Am points, dally John L. Da Mar, who draws for tha Record, and Wllllama, who wields hla pen for tha TubUc Ledger. Washington Is, the proud possessor of a noted cartoonist in the person of Clifford K. Berryman, on the staff of the Evening Star. In Dona hey, Plain Dealer, CleveNorth of Ogdan. land has one of tbs cleverest men oi the world of caricature. His work Is Depart nappy snd to the itolnt Ills cartoons 8 Na Bpokana. Portland, are and considerable carry weight Pocatello and Butts withal fine specimens of draughtsman1:21 dally ship. By some able judges he Is considered Americas foremost all around No. 47 Malad and Kelon. Leava via Brig bam, Tuescartoonist Foreign critics sometimes complain days, Thursdays A Satur.8:80 that American cartoons have been days ind are artistically below the best of Na ? Fast Mall, Portland Pocatello and Bpokana; 8:21 Laitta, dally ExNA 11 Cache Valley .5:0:8 , press, dally 'r all kinds af purpoaaa, era net found 'a awry yard. Whatever yawr wants may ba in Lumber and Building Inter-media-ta Oregon Short Line Materials ama Kara and 1st ua give yau an aatl watu Wa aan save yau money, quail ty aanaidarad. Utah and Oregon Lumber Co. ss, mo ms vunon KUimr aku Trauma. rach ArrivA Na I frit MaU from PortPocatello land. Bpokana, 8:11 and ButtA dally Na IS Cacba Valley Ex18:80 press. dally Na 10 Portland, Bpokana. Butte and Pocatello Ex1:27 press, dally Na 118 Malad and Kelton. Arrlva via Brigham, Tuesdays, Thursdays tad Satur7:00 days of Am AB 1 p.m. Am CL Am WE HAVE NEXT WILL TITLE YOU TO ONE, TO BE LIVERED IN DECEMBER, ENDE- 190SL Wm. DRIVER & SON DRUG CO. 2453 Washington Avenue OGDEN, UTAH. Tha bread that retains its flavor and with th mercury at 80 ia nada af froahnasa Riverdale Flour Ask any houaawif. Made by Ogden Milling & Elevator Company sa White Elephant Saloon 1 fire TO YOUR WHICH PURCHASE, 1909 PRESENT THIS MAKING WHEN en-tai- ns ra KINDLY ONE. FOR ART. OF LIKE YOU WOULD raa-nu- itorlal-ln-plctu- CALENDARS ARE A WORK ua 1 To Our Friends OUR 1 -- ST. H Albern Allen, Mgr. Phene 21 , 412 25th Street .,.,.5:10 w' TWENTY-FOURT- Allen Transfer Co. pja tnry exerted wide Influence. What his pfurf did for the breaking np of the p.m. Tweed gang In New York Is a familiar story. The donkey now familiar In tha American cartoon was first used by Nast in 1874. To Nast also beGot Best. the Shoppar p.m. the dinner pall aa symbolic of longs Not all young matrons are so unmechanic. the of Is aa Mrs. the South Ogdan. customary sophisticated While Thomas Nast Is considered of the newspaper funny Depart Newlywed American caricaturlat, man. One striking exception resides the pioneer Bpokana, Na I Portland. Bernard Glllama conceit of James O. In Harlem. and Pocatello for man Butts takes tattooed as the Blaine rank, eve Entering a butcher shop on the Balt Laka City, dally.... 7:11 a.m next to several of Nasts, as perhaps of a large house party to be given at ever cartoon most famous the printed No. 8 Local for Balt Luka her home, she saw displayed a dozen In the United State. This caricature, :5 Am City, daily chlckena. In Puck during the beat of appearing Balt to 18 Cache Na Valley "Please pick me out a halt dozen the Clereland-Blaln- e campaign, waa 18:40 a Laka City....-,..- , chlckena that are tough? she said. "1 moat beBlaine to obnoxious strongly have a apedal reason." Na 8 Local for Balt Laka cause of the tattoo marks that spelled The batcher put aside seven. City, Ptova Nepbl and out the word "bribery drawn on the :85 Jn "Are these all? she added. dally Juab, t figure representing him. Mr. Blaine "Tea, maam, waa tha reply. "These was dissuaded from prosecuting the Na 14. Pacific Express to are all tough ones.1 p.m. Balt T 11 City . publishers of Puck only after the Then send the other live to my I Jrtitmgest had been brought pressure 10 Portland, Bpokana, Na bouse at once, said the yuung mar to ar tarn him from his resolve. to Butts and Pocatello tron. Cnrioos to relate, Bernard Glllam Balt Laka City, dally.... 5:45 p.m. The butcher Is guessing still. was an ardent Republican, voting for Na 18 Loa Angeles LimBlaine, and waa suggesting equally 4.65 PJA ited, Instead ef Curtain Reds. searing caricatures of Cleveland and ...'..7:45 p.m. . Lake 4 Salt 'A Flyer Na the Democratic party for Puck's rival, tY bargain store, get a copper-cor-Arrive. I execut-fingewaa be end wire about as thick aa yeur little I judge, at the same time Spokane; Na 8 Portland, and have them cut It the width ing bis historically famous tattooed I Butte, and Pocatello Exof your window. Also buy two screw man cartoon. I recent years, the press from Balt Laka Clty.l2:50 eyes. Put a screw eye an each aide I Coming down to of the sash opening, one of them ee I cartoonist found In the Spanish war, Na 8 Atlantia Express from will slip In. Run the (he Dreyfus case, the South African Salt Laka City and Interthat the t and I war and the trusts some valuable wire through the curtain casings mediate Points; dally.... 1:10 ' I the ends in the eye. Tour cup- terial for the outlet of ofhis artistic Na 18 Local from Balt Laka today stands will hang as nicely as though ergy. The caricaturist io. 40 ., City, his the fixtures had cost three times 15 I well up In his profession, though 1:05 p.m. creations, on the whole, display pep but they are, aa a rule, say these Na 17 Los Angeles Limited the actual cost of your "rods. not Na 1 Overland Limited haps no better draughtsmanship than critics, badly drawn. There does us predecessors had the reputation of appear to be In America tbs genius From Salt Lake City, dally 1:40 pm who is capable of drawing well and . executing. . . BpokanA Na 7 Portland. - making some Important comment on our For Cold In the Heau. of presmost Of the prominent Butts and Pocatello ExI the time. same show at np of the augar artists may the passing Snuffing a piece (Ct 4 press from Balt Laka City, nose haa often been known to bring jI mentioned Tlomer Davenport, New But as the United States haa led In 2:05 pja dally relief when aufferlng from a cold la I york MtH originator of the familiar nearly everything else perbapa tha Na 11 Cache Valley Express several even which la now the bead. Repeat the process symbolic of the trusts and the art of caricaturing, from Balt Laka City, Ptova roJt of Mtrk Hanna; Fred - here recognised as a profession, may times a day. or aa often aa you find doUar 6:00 p.m. ft Juab dally Nephl to lint placA difficulty In breathing freely through erck Qppbr, New York American, i yet advanca Na I Eastern Express.... 7:80 pm tha nrotnla 1 148 r, Operative creamery system.' It been years since the farmer made res SIMON BAMBERGER, PreeL A Gau'l Mgr. 18:66 p.m Fast MaU Overland Limited from 0 SOUTHERN PACIFIC With the opening of congress occurlng here at noon today and three great national gatherings and other smaller conventions scheduled for the next few days, tha national capital la facing one of tha busiest periods In Its history. The Ity la fairly swarming with visitors who have come to take part in the varioifi important meetings which will mark the first week in congress. Practically all of the national legislators have taken up quarters In the Several conferences are In capital. progress today, including a caucus of the Democratic members of the house, who will select a minority leader to! succeed John Sharp Williams, of Mississippi. Congressman Champ Clark, of Missouri, Is understood to be slated .81 8.22 for the place. Aside from the opening of congress, 8.08 most Important meeting of the! the 1.11 con-8.88 coming week will be the second 8.87 ference of governors or their repre7.7 sentatives on Tuesday. Tha governors will discuss the 1.55 8.88 work which the national conservation 2.22 commfssslun has been carrying on du-- l 1.11 ring the summer and fall. The outcome 8.28 of this work Is the first thorough In5.5 ventory of the nations natural re-1.78 sources the federal government has 1.78 ever made. On this Inventory the re8.00 which President Roosevelt has re1.55 port the commission to make to hhn quested 6.50 1 will ba based. 4.45 not later than January The country life commission will 8.87 1.11 hold n meeting after having completed 1.55 the Ant part of lia swing around tha 1.78 country. The Southern Commercial congress, 1.11 1.11 whose chief purpose Is the awakening! 8.28 of the people of the fourteen South 1.55 em states to the value of their natural 8.78 resources, will be in session on Mon day and Tuesday. WASHINGTON, How n Na Depart. Torn o8ht of Expires intermediate prints .... 7:05 p.m. Na 8 From Balt Laka and East 1 Wlldermuth, W, 8. Wilkinson, Andrew Wlllen, William T. Williams, E. N Williams, Hyrum. Williams, J. H. Williams, L. . .. Will lama, O. P. California from CnuntU Bluffs, Omaha. Denver, Kansas City 1:41 and East, dally Na IS From Balt Laka and House. 11.12 58.40 85.40 0.80 1.71 8.82 1.78 8.22 1.65 8.80 1.11 8.07 8.82 1.78 .80 1.11 4.88 2.22 81.15 1.65 8.67 1.11 17.80 1.11 Lagoon RuuU tickets through the Ogden Canyon are good only with Ogden Auto Co, and they are glvca preference here over all others. Arrive No. 8 i 1 Wlddeson, John. Wilbur, 8. L. . Wilcox F. W. Wilcox. H. O Wild, M. G. wl, J. . foung, Joaeph, SEE H,d Many Debates in Lower Van a EE Record-gatherin- g National .Capital Will be Seat of Utah Dental Co. Utah Feed A Pro. Co. Utah Knitting Co. Wolf, a11 a 1 Tima table in affect Sept. S, t908L Trains arrive Trains laav Depart. at Ogden from Ogden far Lagoon 8:80 A fait Lake 0. 10 F at mall Lagaaa No. I Loa Angeles Limited. 1:15 p.iu and Salt Laka No. 8 Overland UmltaS for 4:10 Am. 1:15 a m. Bluff a, Omaha, Council 1:85 a.m. 8:16 a m. Denver, Kansas City and 12:26 pina. 11:05 a.m. 1:58 east dally 8:85 p.m. 8:05 p.m. No. 4 Atlantic Express for 4:85 p.m. 6:66 p.iA Denver, Omaha, Council 1:5k p m. 4:85 p.m. Bluffs Kansas City, and all points East, dally.... 7:8 Through trains Good Otnlca M gouthwell, LcvL Speyer. Stark. A- - LAGOON ROUTE TIME CARD SALT LAKE A OGDEN RY. C& The Making of Gartoons 1! ) Co.... I Pro IX PAGE THIRTEEN 7, 1908. 320 ,...... Twenty-fift- h Street Choicest Wines, Liquors, Etc. Full Line of Cigars. . 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