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Show THE MORNING EXAMINER OGDEN. UTA1I. TlIl'IWUAY MORNING, THE EXAMINER mry dy Published SUBSCRIPTION In RATES. cl. Tbe Examiner la sent by wlB ontelde of Ogdea, per yeer....6.W At hMst quarterly, la advance.. 1.6 J2L5 9 ELK. INDEPENDENT AND strictly independgives all aide an The Examiner hi ent newspaper. It . equal show. The Examiner has no favorites, and the wtil no eaemlra to puaiah. It give new unbiased aad unprejudiced. Cemmunieailona will be rerrived na la reapectful aQ aubjecta present language from hnuwu Individuals, but the true name mast be published la full All letters aud commuuicationa signed by non da plumaa, or aaaumed name, will be throve la the waste basket The brave niaa never bides behind aa assumed name. Dont ask the Editor to be respon.ible for whet pen are aehamed of. close the doors at intervals in order to let those already waited on go out with A Ijl their heavy bundles. i S : Glance at the Following Prices Will Convince You This Is the Greatest Bargain vSale Ever Conducted in This Section of the Country h f tjiA Subeeribers will confer a favor by this office of failure to The Examiner before their breakfast. re-cai- Informing A FEW PRICES ON SUITS Fall and Winter EXAMINER TELEPHONES Prices on ROOMS Independent Phone Ball Phone BUSINESS OFFICE Independent Phone.... Ball Phone Now SI No. M Overcoats ! No. 130 No. U WM. QLABMANN No. 120 Independent Phene..... . Nw 120 Bell Phone. No. 120 f both telephone ayatama ............... aleeed after 0 t-- TO f EARLY FART OS BY MAIL IN ADVANCE. EDITORIAL 03 LOCI the year. Delivered by Carrier la Ogden City, including Sunday Morning Examiner, per month. ...7a ctfc Single ct'plei FEARLESS 1&03. l'EUUUAUY p.m. . 1 SCIENTIFIC . STREET CLEANING. Ogden has tbe Hurst street cleaning System In tbe world. This la no Idle boast; it lias been scientifically proven that tbe only sanitary niciUod of cleaning thorough-fare- s la to wash their surface until fro from dual; not simply to temporarily lay tba dust. Now York liao the samo system aa we have in Ogden and while sums soreheads In this city grumble at tha system, the big eastern city la nut shamed to boast of tbe cleanliness of her streets. A New York paper publishes tbe following article from "American MeJicine," perhaps the most thoroughly representative organ science of medical published la America, The article clearly show that the eyslem used la New York aad ia Ogdea i perfection in street cleaning. The fset tost it lowers tha death rata Is the supreme test. Tht article referred to saya: Aa exempts of what can be accomplished by honest endeavor controlled by acientiflc knowledge la tha administration of affairs concerning tha public ia furnished by tha work of Street-CleaniCommissioner Jubn M. Woodbury, of New York. Not aatlnfled wltk tha old and Inefficient method of and sweeping, ha Introduced tbe plan of washing the streets by meant of compressed air machines or with hose from the hydrants. Instead of laying the duat he My the street a should he washed so clean that there Still be no dost. During the pant year an average of sixty miles of street haa been washed dally, between tha hours of 1 and 4 'in the morning. Uy washing; Dr. Woodbury means applying the water with a off licet t force to remove tbe gum which slings to the surface of asphalt; dnla, be mya. la the only sanitary way to cleat such pavement The proof of bis aasertion is found not only In the eomparative freedom from dust ae raised by the older method, but also ia a more positive way by bacteriologlc testa. The latter show that bacteria era very largely removed from tbe streets by washing them as described. An agar plate exposed at a point on Fifth avenue Just after the pannage of a sprinkling wagon developed 4(0 colonies of bacteria. A second plate exposed at tba same place after flushing of the street showed only tea . Rich in Style ! Highest Qualities to pick from in the very latest styles end fabrics; good value for 12.00 Men's flue Overcoats, cut 45, 48, E0 and C2 long, made ia Chreterfield, belt and Ryton M A0 fiavO Inches style, P0 no positively worth $22.00, Salvage price ...,. ... ... ... ... ,,, f JivO Mens flnet Overcoats, la Imported fabrics from the best makers la tha world. Many lined with tbe ronillest lining. Merchant tailor will Bin qq charge you $40. Salvage price ill). 95 175 Men's and Boys' Ulatera, la all styles and ahadss, go at your own price. Mea's good stylish I lata, former price $1.00 aa JSJC end $LG0, Salvage pries Men's fleece-lineaa Underwear, good value ZJC for 50c, Salvage prica Men' an Derby Ribbed Underwear, good uC value fur 75c, Salvage price Mens Handkerchiefs, good value for 15c, a Ralvaga price ( Men's good Soek, good value for e 10c, Salvage price .B.C COO d ........ ,......, Men's 60o Neckwear, Salvage prica Mens blue Denham Overalls, aold every- where for 1D0, Salvage price Men's good Shirts, good value for $1.00, and $1.50, Salvage prica, 42c aad Mens good Suspenders, good value for 25o, Salvage price Odd Coats, odd Vesta and Mackintoshes at your price. 1,000 other article too numerous to 19c IA. Afineauitof Men's Clothes, all to match; alio fine worsted cutaway coat and vesta Mil Men's extra fine Dress Suita ia all tha latest style FI 4 AA and abades, equal to tha finest $40.00 glL.Uw suit, for The represent the product of the world celebrated loom and the world most skilled tailor. They equal and are guaranteed to excel any $40.00 garment In the world. Men's good durable Caasimere Pants, worth $3.50 Mens Dree Pants, worth $4.00 or your FI AA ... flv9 money returned Mens fine Drees Pants, well worth .f Uiw er Thla suit la positively worth $10.00, or your money refunded at any time during tbe sale. Mens fine Suita in Cheviot and Scotch M AQ Fluids and Birdaeya Worsted f J.dj Worth $12.00, or your money refunded at any time during this sale if you are not satisfied. Mcu's splendid Suits in velour finished tC AQ .vJ93 Cussimeres, all sixes ThU suit positively worth $15 or your money back. Finn dress suits In plain checks and f 7 QQ stripes ...... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .,$iiVw This suit is positively worth $20.00. At $10.98 each you can select you a Suit worth from $25 to $30.00, from 20 lots of aa finely nude aud a elegantly finished Suits as the most fastidious d reuser could desire; fine home and foreign Suitings of sty and tone, and ia a great variety of effects tailored into garments of faultless fashion Cheviot, Vicuna, Homespun, Tweeds and Casaimere Suits, single and double breasted; a F1Q AQ jflDiHS splendid value for only M $2.50 .only Men' fine Trousers for Sunday wear, isVUv F4 4Q la Worsteds and fancy stripe, at f bu9 Positively worth $5.00 and $6.00 or money refunded. Knee Pant, exceptionally good value for 41. vlv 75c, Salvage Sale price ...... ..... FI IQ Boys Wool SulU, good value at $3.00, ..... ...... Ia$llw Salvage Sale prica ,.... FI CQ for value Wool all good Suita, Boys $4.00, Salvage Sals price ... ...... ..... ..laUi) Men's fine 8atln Bal. Calf shoes, former price $2.25, Salvage price ....... prices. Every Purchase Is Guaranteed so thst there shell be no mistake, no exaggeration, no overdrawn statement, we a.k you to fetch this document with you when you coino to the sale and look over every article herein described. You'll convince yourself migbty quick with your own This Sale Will Last Only 6 Days More, So Dont Wait Until the Last Day, But Come Early and Get a Good Selection eyes that everything Is sold precisely aa advertised SP sf7 IDE A. 90 own LOOK FOR THE DONT MISS IT ! B9G 95C Mens heavy shoes, good for outdoor work, 95c former price $2.25, Salvage price Men's fine drea shoe, former price $2.75, Salvage price ..... ... ... ... si ii Men's fine rubber boot, at your own prices. Ladle' and Men's rubbers, price from 49c and up. Umbrellas, Trunks, Suit Cases, etc., st unheard, of ........... 1 aq AQ Big Red Front There is a crowd, but you will be jostled by pleased and good natured people. 8 SALE WILL CONTINUE FOR DAYS LONGER ng cart-sprinkli- -- utnam Ogdens Best Clothing House, 2345 Washington Ave. Look for the Big RedFront w, earning the full interest on Its funded debt and paying dividend for a time upon its first preferred (lock, it baa ever developed g large revenue-pro-durin- power. DEALING Western Salvage Co. of Chicago Managers of iSale clash would be communicated lo the AID FOR SHOP GIRLS. damaged power through the papers Placa in Ozark Mouatains Where They next morning. Can Rest and Recuperate. There ia no power iu the North Sea other than Germany that Arthur Chicago, Fob. 8. Before the NationHamilton Lee could bava bad In mind, al Promotion of Health club, Mr. E. Cornelia Clafliii announced tnat. and, therefore, the Germans accept the the club lisa beenha offered 1U0 acre aasertion to be an expression of nation- of land In the Ozark iiinuutains as a al unfriendliness, and uttered by au place of recreation for ick shop girls, officer high up in the councils of Eng- on tho condition that tbe organization lish military and naval affair, It has increase it a membership to l.uthi. She msdo a for this Increased memberaroused a storm of Indignation, carry- ship. plea There are many girls who work in ing with it a demand for an explanation. If Germany's peace is menaced iu (he store from one year to the other," said, who are tired out and need this way, the Germans purpose to know she a rest. Our plan 1 to have to what extent their navy i placed ia a complete place where they can spend a few Jeopardy, aud how far Great Britain nioiithfi of the summer, living in tents, has gone in her preparations to strike and recover iho health they have loot in the aloriii." that first blow. This remark of the lord of DOWAGER EMPRESS SUPREME. the sdmlruliy Is a reminder of the war. Emperor Sits on Throne a Step Lower 0Mniug of the Than the Old Lady. dislaunched the that Japan torpedoes abled the fleet in Port Arthur, before New York, Fdi. S At the new years there bad been a formal declaration of audicucc of the diplomatic corps, held bostilltii--- . That act was lucked upon o.i Tuesday, mv, u Now York Herald by many authorities on the 'rules of dispatch from IYkin, the Dowager sat on l r ihrene wlih the Emwarfare as unfair and reprehensible, in a chair on a lowperor on h.-- I bm the English, if wo understand Mr. er step. Lee miTrttlj, approve of this method In unvucr to i ill Dowager Empress and hate deliberately planned t repeat wUIks for the f it nrc happinca of the the tallies of tbe Japanese In ta-- e of foreign ministers ihe German minister respiirdcil. shm!s that all hoped their t noi esiiy. W heu all the natlmis in future would la a j life in ivhiu this view, war will he more frequent pcantiil ami h.ripy a in the past. ww tur mistrust in a time of uncertainly I ARRIVE AT THE PRISON. will it cause the thinks that has power UNFAIR WAR. an advantage to strike tbe first blow, Machen and Groff Maks Up Party of verted if Germany is in a bellicose humor over although war might be Tinrteea. tbe speech by Arthur Hamilton Lae. diplomacy bo allowed to exert i: full Moumi-viiVa.. Feb. 8. Former civil lord of tbe British admiralty, iu influence in behalf of peace. head of the f delivery system. Augwhich he said Great Britain bad so disust Y. M with Diller B. Groff and 1 wonder why you never of Sinni-- l a. Ooff. who were sentenced posed of Its squadrons a. to greaily Int.i Impri ,iuiT(":t as a result of the crease the naval strength in the North pig ducior." . I Mi pi wine 1'' lic,iiisi. pi- -j tip F'-'levc.iig.i-innarrived today. Sea. The British could strike a blow cured ovt n iii r iVy in- - kilYd." In ; pr. amerw were m suddeuly that the find news of tb Yak .tecuril. I ih mi ty. .Mach, a aud tbe Groffs had ft the New York avetiLm-n-t bankers, are distributing gratuitously iheir l'ji edition Ste- Co., The Place You Know Kin-prr- aci-ep- 4 i I NEWS IN NEW MEXICO. Rejoicing Caused by Prospects Statehood. Santa Fe, N. M., Feb. ON STRIKE. Good Resolutions w ill accept the senate amendments and allow the measure to go to President Roosevelt for bis signature. No other state will ever have cause to be ashamed of New Mexico, as a sister state," Governor M. A. Otero. UFEBOAT USED FOR PLEASURE TRIPS. Loudon, Feh. 9. Owing to the persistent misuse of the lifeboat by the crew and their insubordinate conduct their coxswains, the National Lifeboat Institution has decided to lose its station at New biggin, on the Northumberland coast. The men have come to look upon the boat as their own property," said Charle Pibdin. the secret sry, yesterday. and have been In the habit of king it out in a. I weathers for their own pleasure and profit. On many occasions tber have acted and on New Year's j iuMibordlnstely. ! Eve. on the occasion of the quarterly ; practice. 1 it a burn? Use Dr. Oil. Eclectric j j al a.' STUDEXTS news thst the senate bad passed the bill adhaa mitting New Mexico as a state caused great Jubilation throughout the territory. It i believed that the home h-- U'-v- eu 8.-- Tbe A OIL J cut? Ue Thom Dr. Thomas Hines. c Ac your druggist's. Sioux Falls. S. D.. Feh. 8. X Nash, of Uantnn. 9. D.. a widely-k- t veiersu editor died today after a f & V o o strikers asking for their immedinte dismissal. Tbe director of tbe Neviky St Petersburg, Feb. 8. Students of Naval construction yard refused comthe Military academy of medicine today pliance and other employers are similarstruck on the ground that owing to po- ly disponed because many of the blacklice intervent km, it is impossible to listed men are skilled artisan who canon education. their demand not easily be replaced. carry They that the academy be cloned until freeThe police of Odessa have seized cos dom is granted them. slgnments of revolvers and cartridge The police have forwarded to the destined for the striker in the of labor a list of prominent employers of nothing to say and appeared unconcerned Owing to the absence of Warden liaddox. the prisoners will not be assigned to their duties until bin return Thursday. Samuel Groff Is hroken in health and will not likely be put to work for soma time. ar Spencer Trask You Away. The Hour Is Set. fie989Be95363g6M9BssB&o3B69BGafl63iBGM36GM9B69K3fi69O69fio0 Je IN MILUON8. Let Nothing Keep FARE PAID TO PURCHASERS OF $15 OR OVER RAILROAD colonies. tistlcal Tables." Tbe booklet preAnother proof of the efficacy of the in concise and condensed form, sents, death-rate Is low the ia plan adopted tha pert of the city which has been so statistics and earniug of railroad, cleaned for a considerable period. street railway, lighting and Industrial companies, not otherwise obtainable by RAILROAD COMBINATION. tha avarage Investor. It ia stated that the information is derived solely from The process of combination contin- the records upon the flics of tha firms ue to go on steadily in the western sisttatica department. Oua canuot but railroad situation, nearly every month remark at tho fund of facts aud figure bringing at present fresh Instance, in presented in such convenient form, inwhich independent lines are cither abcluding range of value fur stock and sorbed by or pass under tho Influence bond during 19u4, approximate inand control of some of the larger come yield, fixed cliargcs and capitalThe latest exemplification ization Systems. per mile, underlying liens of of this tendency is furnished by tha all railroads, number of miles upon report, which Wall street consider which the bonds are a Ilea, interest to have adequate foundation, that inperiods, data of maturity of bunds, terest connected with the Rock Island etc. system have lately acquired control is given ia this The Lucia cut-of- f of the Colorado & Southern railway, booklet as 103 miles In length, with whose lines, over 1,000 a bonded debt of $8,3 00,000, 4 per rent comprising miles, could be advantageously used in guaranteed first mortgage gold bond, the southwestern or $81,373 per mile. aonjunclion with divkions of the Ruck Island properly, The Central Pacific. 1,349 miles in The Colorado & Southern, it will be length, ia bonded for $104,991,000 or recalled, at one time formed a part of 85,249 mile a heavier per tbe Union Pacific mile than is having been debt - per placknown a the Union Pacific, Denver ft ed upon tbe Ogdrn-- I ncis piece The raid Gulf, however, ex- of trark. Tbe government hold cluded from the Union Pacific reorgin bond as collateral for 3 per anization and reorganized separately. cent note. In it independent position the The Oregon Short Line 1 liuiiucd for proy rrty, however, remained destitute of $84,034,000, and tbe Union Pacific for and although $170,489,000. adequate connections, vy-t-- Clo Ome-Pri- ce C. Ii;i- - re now In order. A good on is M ns supply you with anything you may need la oar line. We have the stock and can fill orders prompt. THE Eccles Lumber Company |