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Show THE EXAMINER: UOBSISO CIAU, TUESDAY OGDEN, MORNING. DECEMBER 56, they must reduce their acreage In these as history shows, his social standing cereals. was not seriously affected. Oa the other hand. e have a large These are facts that we commend to We have rehome market for sugar. the consideration of croakers and pesof beets for one of these factories ten Tears simists who talk about the hands demonstrated In the past quires the labor of lJUM) field season. degeneracy that sugar can be successfully grown of the present day and public uuring the entire growing Indifferone-hal-f more than an.i in .0" manufactured field hands in ence $1 the receive to These moral Pr obliquity. As a matter Puh'ishsd Every Day In man; of the the entire iu country. factories various PublishThe of never before In the history of day. Year by Tha Standard to thefact, world haa personal rectitude so foiled States pay the farmer from places tbe farmer has learned how ing Ca. for grow beets and appreciates the value rigidly exacted ns cents per pound 2 to 2 now from all men, SUBSCRIPTION RATE both ia public and private life.- - Harsugai in the beet before they begin of the best crop. reduced a of in The burden of manufacture. i be i.roc.BS principal Dsutered by Carrier risburg Patriot. This is. in other words, the first tariff from the Philippine Islands will Ogian City. including Exindustries on the tobacco fall raw and material. sugar cost of the Sunday Morning HERE'S A NOVEL PLAN. Each laciury consumes an average of this country, in both of these Inaminer, per miuuh...- - "i5 eta. cuof dustries the farmer of the United Single copies of 7,uoo urns of coal and 2,500 tons Salt lathe, IA. 25. The Telegram lime ruck. heides much other mate- States would be the principal sufferer. The effect of reducing tbe tariff oa says: BY MAIL IN ADVANCE. rial used in the process of manufacNo state in the union boasts more The EAam.niT is saut by ture. sugar coming from the Philippine IsThe total amount of all beet sugar pro- lands will not nect'MMrily be beallelal wild and appealing scenery of mounmail ouuida of Ogden. W-governor, Wisconsin another and Disto the islands, for the following rea- tain and plain than Utah, said Fred per year trict Attorney Jerome swept away all j duced in the United States this year Wood, chief clerk of the Wilson hotel Is 225, oOO tons, which constitutes 40 sons: At least quarterly, in ad- York. New Naturally in opposition the The sugar industry of the Philippine thle morning. Then he continued: of all sugar naed In cent T4UC0 per with such a sentiment in government United States west of central Ohio Islands Is now largely in the hands of And no state la the union makes beFEARLESS AND independbetween the first of October and the foreigners, mostly Spaniards, and fur less capital of its advantages In this circles, the sweeping investigations ENT. ther concessions in the tariff will make line than Utah. Our scenery should be April. ing made of the insurance companies first of writer lust summer In- sugar production so attractive finan- worth millions to us every year; inThe spent Nor sentiment would follow public The Examiner is a strictly Investigating the sugar situation in the cially that large monopolies will find stead of which we leave It out of doors has the wave of reform yet spent Us Philippines. From his personal In- it to their Interest to get control of the all the time and never think of calldependent newspaper. U gives all sides an equal show. fury- vestigation and from the government sugar Industry of the Islands. These ing the attention of less blessed neighThe Examiner has no favor There are a few men who do not reports he Is convinced that the first monopolies. Instead of tbe people, bors to 1L Seems to me it Is about time we of Ues. and no enemies to punish. cost of Philippine sugar laid down In would then bo the principal beneficiseem to sense the situation, and Salt Like made capital of this natural New York is 1 cent per pound. The aries iff the tariff concession. It will give- - tna news unbred ot one York Is New Odell of and unprejudiced. The smaller farmer cannot grow cspltnL How? Why send a photograaverage dally wage paid by the Filiwill be rethem. He got caught In ihe meshes pino planter ia not quits '15 cents and cane unless hs haa a sugar house, pher out and have him take pictures Communications ceived on all subjects presented of the New York Insurance investiga- the efficiency of the Filipino laborer is where he can deliver the cane Imme- of a few of the many beauty spots that from fr-ia hull to a third that of the diately after It ia cut, because sugar dot our landscape not forgetting the in respectful language tion. and the showing that was made American laburer. know a individuals, but tbe irue cane cannot he stored for any length useful mines, the great mills, the busy name must be published iu full. against him by his receipt of a seventy-livThere is an unlimited amount of of time. Sugar cue In the tropical smelters, the rich agricultural sections, All letters and communications thousand dollar check, dated the lanJ In the Philippines ideally adapted countries Is therefore mostly grown the pastoral lands, the valuable wuer The labor on power that invites us to harness it to signed by nom de plumes, or very day when Senator Depew last to cane culture. The agricultural and on huge plantations. assumed names, will he thrown of n semi-slav- machinery. That would be my first Is usually used islands methods large plantations these in to the milling ) ear announced bis la the naste basket. The brave to a na- suggestion. Next step would he to arbenefit of and llule Notwithare primitive and wasteful. type man never hides behind an assenate, does nut sit well with the re- standing tion. range these photoa In groups and have these methods, the Filipino Don't ask the sumed name. The producton of other tropical prod' some one well qualifed for the duty form elements of the Empire slate. Mr. planter is securing without any exfacta and withal Editor to be responsible for Odell la simply a dead one politically, pense for Irrigation or fertilisation la ucts, such ns coffee and rubber, of write a lecture full of what you are ashamed of. we are also large consumers, so Interesting that an audience would which 0(H) ot of the 5, pounds neighborhood much reins cannot hold the and he and which we can never hope to pro- remain spellbound while a good busisugar per acre. Subecribera will confer a longer. His splendid machine, or duce in the United States, can be sold nesslike talker told them what is what the Under modern methods yield favor by informing this office of la slip- can be Increased to six tons per acre. directly by the small farmers to the la this great state. organisation, thorough party failure to receive The Examiner third step would bo to secure ping from his grasp; and la his des- Tbe Philippines are better adapted to merchant. Such crops will tend to the The before their brraXfasL of such a businesslike services small with make farmers is can Cuba either of culture than the independent peration he cries out against President or Hawaii. farms having independent homes, and talker who would visit the rural dis- e can be Is accused Examiner RoosevelL The Horning The president tricts of the country, advertise' bis Sugar coming from, the Philippine therefore good citizens. found on sale by the Independas free, pay for the advertising of wrecking the party and caring noth- Islands pays concessions to the islands, of tha Tariff Lake ent Newa Co Salt City. them as a dependency of and all other expenses out of a fund administraambition. The rates. tariff considering for hut Dingley personal ing On all through tralna leaving considered In the' provided by the people of this city, The president la constantly for hon- tion proposes to admit these sugars this country, can be Ogden on and nature of a may, under the and then enlighten the eastern people, free all of bounty, duty. The Southern Padflo Hallesty in the public service, and the We do not believe that the Ameri- Brussels convention, prevent exporting or a portion of them, with regard to way, great American people, supreme In can farmer and the American manu- Philippine sugar to the English the opportunities that are growing I The Union PaclQc Railway their opinion along the same lines, will facturers should be compelled to com- French and German possessions In wild la our midst Such a lecture and should start out at the close of the hack the president In his good work. pete with Filipino laborers at 151 cents China, which heretofore have largely The Oregon Short line Hallcent purchased their sugar supply from the tourist season and keep up hia work a day or Philippine augur at the and poliHe has their confidence, way. far iau the following season. Such a per pound. Philippine Islands. Examiner patrons will confer ticians will here to how to his honest mn could profitably bo kept ia the WisG. R. a favor oa the management by Wagner, president of the field seven months la the year. railroads the Even mighty program. MADE FIRST MORMONS HOW reporting to this office whenever Of course it would cost money. But consin Sugar company, gives some have' will to of the respect country BEET SUGAR. they fall to And the papers at am willing to wager that even if It on the comparative cost of figures him In his program of reform. And the designated places. coat $500 a month to keep a good man sugar, sad he shows that afield the return would more than though we believe the president Is producing commua B. Dr. la Young Seymour the Filipino will profit little by the to tha Times of Sugar City, warrant the expenditure, which would nication honestly In favor of retiring at the end to the fact that Ida a Aside from of hie present term, there may be such tariff changes, owing gives the following Interesting be less than $4,000 year. The conviction of Abe Hummel, the n popular demand for him to stand for the industry la the Islands is In the account of the primitive introduction tbe lecture feature the lecturer would of the beet sugar Industry la the west: be able to answer questions about the hands of wealthy foreigners: infamously celebrated New York law- election again that he cannot retire. la the year 180J Elder John Taylor resources, products and opportunities talk yer, Is to be reckoned among the hopeReducing the tariff on sugar coming wan sent . to France, amongst other of the state and a from the Philippine Island!, together ful sign of the limes, says the Sacrabeet sugar manufac- Is often more convincing than a ton of to MERRY CHRISTMAS. study things with the fact that the railroad develmento Union. Abe Hummel le an able and also entrusted to select literature. of the Islands is encouraged by turing, "Not alone would such a source opment as he deemed propei such machinery bnt utterly unscrupulous practitioner, The Btandnrd wishes all its pa-- a law permitting th Philippine govern- for the manufacture of beet sugar la briar actual aettlera Into our midst It who haa long reaped a large annual trons a ment to guarantee interest on railway Utah. A large. sum of money was in- would bring ua thousands of tourists Merry Christmas. harvest In the dirty work of the law. bonds, may encourage the production vested in this machinery and la Its yho arc now sitting on the fence totof sugar to large proportions. This aling and teetering as to which porHe has been resorted to by men of evhere. 8ERMON8 IN THE TRIBUNE. would have the effect In this country transportation The chief reason why this Invest- tion of the country to visit and which ery type end social grade to do the to prevent the development of the beet ment was not successful was because route to take to get there. The fact kind of work which reputable lawyera The .Tribune Is now printing ser- sugar Industry for the following rea- the beets, planted on lowlands instead that other cities have tried similar exdecline. Everything haa been grist mons delivered by Mormon apostles sons: of on bench lands, were so strongly periments and founl them unsuc:es:fuj The cost of producing sugar la this Impregnated with alkali that market- should not deter us from the effort that came to his mill. His methods ia the fiitlos. , Up to however, date, upon the able sugar couk) not he produced from All the more reason for ns to try the have inclined subornation of wit news, none of the sermons of the dis- country depends entirely cost of growing sugar beets or sugar them and the chemical methods and scheme. Denver has had several such the manufacture of testimony, with all tinguished father ot the Tribune cane. Farmers la this state cannot and tbo outlay haa been refining processes now used were not lecturers out tbe trickcriea which a fertile and un-- , editor haa appeared in that paper. secure help et lest than 125 per month then In vogue. Justified. At ths same Urns 1 believe betend board, washing, etc which mean scrupulous mind could InvenL He has In 1851 President Brigham Young my suggestion would secure much Denfrom fact results ter a that ths least at ths a of $40 which, total sevmonth, with a Into entered been convicted for an offrnae aerlous BOOSTING THE NEW REPUBLI- copartnership based on twenty-siworking days. Is eral other for the raising of angar ver outfits have saight to make coneuough, to be sure, for It Involved tbe CAN DAILY. equal to $1.50 per day. I am Informed beets, sad the manufacturing of beet verts In the crowded cities where ths name free lecture'. Is sufficient to kill public discrediting of a woman whom by newspaper reports, confirmed by sugar and molasses. while my idea is to rich man' eon had married, and statistics, tbat the total cost of farm Upon this lot was planted sugar any proposition, The Standard congratulates the labor In tbo Philippine Islands to the beet seed brought from France, from have him visit the smaller towns, for whom releaaa was sought, but bad Herald on Its excellent write-uof farmer or plantation owner does not which several hundreds of bushels of where any sort of a free lecture will ns was tbe case, it was not worse the new Republican daily to 'be pub- exceed 15 rente per day. The same beets were produced. President Brig- prove a welcome deliverance from the tbaa many another In which Hummel lished la Salt Lake City. The Herald rule exists for the factory labor. Fully ham Young then secured the services monotony of seven nights a week, all much alike la the matter of 20 per cent of the com of producing of Brother William haa borne n shameless but profitable Freely, a very able pretty conclusively proves It knows what It dullness. Is labor. sugar Burr and The Brother also conviction Frost, of thle astute Is talking about. It undoubtsdly mechanic, part . The money? Well, 1 have an Idea The ocean rates on sugar from the a blacksmith. In whose on the professional criminal Is undoubtedly speaks from experience. that If the hotels of Salt Lake would There are Philippine Islands to New York are corner of Third South shop, 'Second and one of the results of the awakened others who also bear about 20 cents per hundred pounds, or East streets, the first beet sugar fac- pool their issues they could coma testimony. moral aentiment which haa put the only as much as our freight rate from tory was established. Freely, the me- pretty near to furnishing ths financial Milwaukee to Omaha. You can there- chanic, constructed the cylinder for sinews. What they would lack would lead thieves la prison, turned the bood-ler- a SUGAR INDUSTRY IN DANGER. fore readily see how utterly Impossible grinding the beets, and a power press, bo contributed by public spirited citiout of Bt. Louis, reorganised poliIt would be to compete with the Phil- worked by long levers for pressing the zens, both Gentile end Mormon, alnce tics In Philadelphia, end la doing othThere ie much uneasiness in beet ippine conditions with the tariff re- Juice from the beet pulp; he also built both alike are desirous of Increasing er good things in many other places. ugar circles over the contemplated duced from the present rate, which le a holler or evaporating trough which the population ofas the city and state of attracting many tourists here reduction In tariff of and proposed now only 75 per cent of the Dingley was set over a furnace oa the outside and For a good business as on possible. tariff sugar. ot the building. If President Roosevelt Is anything he free trade with, the Philippines. Many The arid portions of our country Motive poser for grinding the proposition I think the Idea la hard to le strenuous. If more strenuous upon prominent sugar men maintain that which are to be made fertile by the beets was furnished by one large horse beat'' one thing than upon another. It Is on Filipino cane sugar can exterminate governments irrigating works will attached to the horse power sweep, the subject of absolute and unqualified tha cane and beet sugar in the Unit- need the sugar beet crop. There Is no also on the outside. By this motlvs PEARLS FOUND IN THIS COUNTRY can be to other that better grown crop power the beets were ground into fine honesty la the public service. The ed Slates. F. A. Hathaway, secretary In the United States, bushels of advantage under Irrigation in the arid pulp and nta.lo ready for the press. following article from the Iruvo En- of the Sfichigau Sugar Manufacturers, state and that can better afford to pay Then we, that Is President Brigham pearls have been found In the Indian quirer hits the nsH on the bead. It has made a study of the question, and for the long transportation to the east- Young, Brothers Freely and Front, mounds of the Mississippi valley, but ern centers of population. says: he says: principals, assisted by three boys, they were damaged and partially deIt Is clearly shown by statistics that There Is one thing that may always Parker, an orphan boy composed by long centuries of burial, There ere In the United Slates at the farmers of the United States are namely, George Brothr Freely, Edwin Frost, even In cam- - where they had not been by kept be depended upon, and that is the the presrat time 65 beet sugar fac- gratidally losing their hold on the grain son of the bis. kamlth, and the writer ruined by aacrlficlal fires. The Indians president stands against graft and tories, costing on an average 000,000 markets of the world. Our wheat ex- of this article, began the manufacture evidently used the unles for food, and each. It requires 200 men to operate ports are less than d of what of beet sugar and beet molasses. were thus led to the discovery of the dishonesty In public service, no matfactory. The average daily wage they were ten years ago, and the time I remember early in the autmn of gems. ter what party suffers thereby. Dur- each In these factories ranges from 2 to ia coming when Smith America will 1852 we So far, however, an the whit sethauling our sugar beets ing the Roosevelt administration there $2.2. They sre In operation three make great Inroads on onr corn ex- from thebegan lot above mentioned to the tlers were concerned, the molluaks have been more men In high places months of the year. They each ports. We have for years been growing and how we, the boys, cleaned were partlcally unmolested until an average of 4Mno tons of more wheat and corn than we could factory; brought to grief than during any consume beets by scraping, and when they 1557, when e pearl of fine luster was for which the farmers in the va- consume, mid onr farmers must either the beets, we conveyed them arcldentally found In Notch brook, In were thus other administration within the rrcol- - rious localities receive $5.60 per ton. compels with the foreign countries or iu baskets to he cylinder, which was l'aHewon, New Jersey. It weighed t in motion the horse power out ninety-thre- e grains and became known side, and then the beet were ground ns the Queen Pearl" from the fact Into a very fin-- pulp. This pulp was that Tiffany A Co. sold it to Eugenie. then shoveled into strong linen bags The French Empress paid only $2500 snd placed on the floor of the press. for It, bnt It la now valued at $10,000. The newa of this sale to royalty Square board- - were placed above and lndow each suck to make the pressure created such an excitement that not equal. Tbe windlass was turned by only Notch brook, but other atrrsms mesas of strong levers, sad the pres- were invaded In the most ruinous way, mllliona of fine unlos being destroyed. sure of the pulp began. When all tbe Juice was thus ex- That year, pearls were sent to the tracted other bugs of ground beet pulp New York market from nearly every took their plsc. , and so the process of state, their value being fully $15,000. Gives grinding and pressing was continued This ouiput gradually lessened until la relief and will permanently till enough Juice was produced to fill 1503 only about $16000 wan reported the boiler, when the process of boiling from thl source. Five years afterhay fever, cold In Our guaretc. head, aare and evaporating went on. there were a great reward, howi-ver- , At certain tages of the boiling a vival of Interest, many fine gems beantee goes with every bottle. If you have any doubt as small amount would be extracted and ing found in the Little Miami river in to the merits of this remedy, ask us about it. set apart In . pen pans or basins to Ohio. A little later, some of the best cool, and to trv If the proper stage for came from the vicinity of Wsynesvllle. sugaring or granulating had been Ohio, where about $3000 worth were reached. On one occasion several hun- collected in 1876. Kentucky, Tennessee dred gallon of good beet molasses and Texes soon came Into line as had been turned out from the factory, among the good producers, and some snd in one of these cooling pans was fine specimens were sent from Florida. found a dep.-i-; of a quantity of good In 1889 the rivers of Wisconsin furwhich was exceedingly nished $10,000 worth of pearls la three beit ialiiiible.a month, one of the gome being valued at $:00. During the Columbian In the Wisconsin 8;nte building was th- - wonderful exhibit of native purls wth s great variety of ThSun as a remarkable rtl- - delirs'0 tints, ilence of ihe n. iral arnaitiveneaa of tinIn JS97 there was another outbreak i sited of the Sta'N. the pupu- Inf excitement on this subject; and this people lir demand for he icmovul of William time It center vaa In Arkansas, . of Urn United especially along the Black river and Fill Cnn-yadmittedly tributaries, a region of small lakes ;Sa:e Steel Corporation, admirably qaiCified for tbe duties of 'situated chiefly In White county, and hi office. b. i.ne he line id that if 'elcng the Arksnass river snd its trlbu-,,- a wife brin-- s a suit foi divorce he tarie. from ! It'tp Rock snd v '1 not "ptm . it. slU' up i Vr. Cot'-lwMtvrJ even in"? Inl:n Ter-- t denicJ. and never sd-- " had bern i a ksn-s- s ry. ' n w on hi part. but had ret slirsc. rl tefoie. lu"T - r w-- ' r he rclnt mads ,(c:x1 : antier. It Is raid !nwe-.r-: t ' sTjrv-ylrV ' seal! ?1S :vi: - isi-parry In tx- - ths. the n1! : In ths Whits riSr Ml found tasa to ths Cabinet of Georgs Wash- vtlus of I50C0. Kansas has also ington. in printed pamphlet, publicly yielded some fns specimens; out of confsitsd personal misconduct of ths eleven lsvendttlnted gems which ssms character ns that which Is only were sent to Bt. Louis, the best was Mr. valued sr $356. the others ranging In by implication charged a rain! Con-v- . but ih.it oMnct Minister price from $Si to $I3.- - Tnrhntr.1 In1.1 .M.igsvlne. iu bnii piihi. 'in.. hiiiI. mi far THE EXAMINER - lecrioa of the present generation. Hardly a department of government bus escaped his reform methods. He i:h the posiofflce department, bc?Ai then took up the land frauds, end iu fad tackled everything which had a eucpici(hiS look to it. The result of President Roosevelt's honesty has had a good courageiM effect 0:1 the country at large, and ihe year now drawing to a close hrs been conspicuous for its waves of reEven staid old Philadelphia form. clean-ins- . thought well to do a little staLle while Missouri elected a reform IMS. The average number of farmers raising tons of been for each tac'ory is tons about J.Oiw. To produce 2 1 1 RETIRING FROM BUSINESS ON ACCOUNT OF HEALTH. hcwardleigR THE MUSIC DEALER Will dose out his entire stock of Musical Instruments and other merchandise at greatly reduced prices. ii . Pianos, Organs, Violks, Guitars, Mandoins, Banjos, Sheet Music, Musk Rolls, etc. e e The Time to Buy is Now While Bargains Last 2378 WASHINGTON AVENUE leo-tur- three-quarte- heart-to-hea- , FOSTER S HOBSON PAINTERS Paper Dangers, Decorators, Sign Writers rt TO THE PUBLIC: W.n do well to can on Foster & Hobson when need of any painting; or papering;. 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