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Show TJIE MOUSING Vi EXAMINE!: WEDNESDAY, FEBIirARy UTAII, OGDEN, 1 AT WORK MONDAY Baking SEVEN Powder House the First Half ABSOLUTELY PURE ; Session. I and wholesome. EXAMINER TELEPHONES :ditorial rooms Thom N lwa.Rtiid.at SI WOMAN IS ACTION OF No. M B.II RW..O, too. rings BUSINESS OrFICl IndapanSant 'Phan. Ball Wawa. ana ting Na SB Na. 54 BADLY HUMAN BURT MIND Word i received from Ely, Nov., yesterday that Jowph Bell, formerly uf Oglen. la recovering fmm Injuries ha received by falling from a araf People Who Bitter fold. In of Affair. Becoma ' h h Superintendent K. C. Manana waa a Salt J,ake visitor yeeterday. Cnloa raclflc pasaenger ere oa time yeeterday, the time la aome weeka. train flrat Superintendent W. E. Coatello, ot division of the Oregon Short Lina, waa la Ogden yealerday. the t'tah J. Gather. the phntograplier, C. who recently underwent an operatlmi at the hoapltal, la twit again and regaining bln heal! A. a brother of Claude Ztnn and former reiJilent of Ogden, arrived In the city yealerday from horse. It was about 9:30 o'clock yesterday morning, Mrs. Pe Felva left her home to go in a nearby atnre, 8h had only gone a short distance along thu sidewalk when she hrsrd the clatter uf horses' hoofs and before she could get out of the way, aha waa struck down. The unfortunate woman was assisted la her home by passerahy and the reckless young rider disappeared. Mra. Pe Felva received a number of painful bruises on her body an, had both hands badly lacerated by the hoofs of lha horae. U Is also probable that alia may have received Internal Injuries. There la a standing order from the police department against riding on any sidewalk with faoreee. This ordc particularly spoiled to the boys newspapers. A. O. Zlnn, Manila, P. I. LEAGUE BASKET BALL Deaf School Team Dafaata Industrial School Team by a Large Beers. The Llncola Circle. No. 2. Indies of d In a G. A R., held a aoclal at game of basket ball the home of Mra. Edward Llnaley, yeatei-da- uf the rlty league, the team from the afternoon. In honor of Idncoln Htate Deaf and Blind School defeated tha boys from the Htate Industrial lay. School by a score of 65 to X, at the gymnasium of the' former, yesterday ELY REAL ESTATE afternoon. At no time in the contest did the Parmer Ogdenite Braaka a Record In boys Pom the Industrial School stand . Selling Property in Nevada Town. any show against their opponents. At' the end of tha Brst half the score The following fmm an Ely. Nevada, was 36 to 4, and In the last half, niem-lier- s of the second team of the Deaf paper, of recent date, will lie of Interest to the many frlenda of Hen and Blind School were put In the Kill In (hi city and those who are game and succeeded In adding to the Interested in Ely : Irage score. The star performers uf Mr. Ellis, uf the firm of Picker the game were Ixiw and Hrlgga for the son A Ellis, probably hmke the rec- 1). and H. and Kenney and- Burt for ord this week In the ssle of .real es- the B. (. S. The line up follows: tate In Ely. and the deal were prac P. k B. 8. T. 8. llrally ronxiimmi.tr, In ime day. lie odd lots 5 and 10 In block P, for loi s 3 and 6. block O. for 45.100; tl.INHi: lot 7 In IdiN'k O. for 3,Kiii lots 7. I. 5 and 10. In block Z. f,r Ih.OiiO, and five residence lots t ir 17.(00, aggregating 33.5imi. Mr. Ellis stale that every lift In the Fay, Kill and East lawn addltluna to Ely have WAS NOT A PRIZE FICHT been disposed of during the past Ter the one-side- months.'' Cemt So Holds In Decision Thompion Case. in the 1 ' ' Deads. Dr De Mott, scientist, lecturer and moralist, delivered an address to an audience that filled the tabernacle last night. Ilia subject, The Harp of the Senses, waa developed along logical and scientific llnea, partook of Ihe nature of a sermon, and made a deep impression. To more clearly bring out nta points, Ur. De Mott used plates and atereoptlcon. Three aiaiements he commended aa being worthy o( serious and constant si tent ton: conserve vour energy, have an Inward respect for your body and remember that thoughts are deeds and may liecume crimes. Around these kernel's of truth the lecturer added the experience of his life aa a scientist, narrated personal encounters with all aorta of people, and touched some old, but vital themes with vigor and conviction of statement. As a prelude to the real and valuable part of bla address l)r. De Mott spoke ef Ihe senses their suceept Utility to InipiesaluDS conveyed to them by sound waves, transmitted through that mysterioua element ether, and the effect each Impression received through the eye, the ear. the hand or through the seniMi of taste, makes upon the Each brala tissue. Impression we do sre or thing receive ' rooted In was life he declared In (be brain, at flrat not ao firm that It rannot be plucked out, but by a process of repltltlon becomes fixed, manifests itself out warily In haldts, good or bad. In tbla way the brain la made up of specialities, that control largely the human action, fur mere physical strength is powerless unless guided by will power and Intellect This scientific discovery, makes It doubly Important (hat early Impressions on the senses of a child shall be of the right kind to promote future happiness and correct living, aa the lecturer asserted the brain can become wo specialised a to assume the controlling power, in things physical, moral and spiritual. Having Impressively demonstrated function of the senses and their Importance to the welfare of a soul. Dr. De Mott expanded to more personal and Intimate conditions which exist In latter-dasociety. Society, he some whst abruptly accused of being Impartial In 'hat she favors tha gill, shields her from harm and prevent her from seeing the filth of life while she thrusts forth the boy while be la yet unwise through lack of experience and tells him to wink or swim. The boy needs the same motherly care and fatherly protection aa does the girl, he declared. and the vital period In the lives of both boy and girl la In their youth, and when they are Impressionable, have plastic minds, capable of being moulded correctly or distorted with vice aud Improper living. IN of- PROM Aiffkrl-ca- n W j, WHEN YOUR FEET Burn or Ache There is B. Na. 218, Mark Compelling street and lnterurban railroad com- a Reason A SHOE REASON It is tlie chemicals left in the leather after Hole ning, which your feet tanab-For- HANAN SHOES . duced. In the discussion of are noletl with scoured leather. It's an expensive process, but absolutely neceiwary for the comfort of the wearer and the good of the leather. It la never done in cheap ghocs; seldom done in good Hboes but always done in Ilauan fchoe. In the making of a llanan Shoe, nothing that makea for comfort, style or gervice ifi Blighted. That i why it is better than it coals. the report of the special committee on the state mineral ianda, Representative Kuchle.' took occasion to roundly score Attorney General M. A. Breeden for wanting extra help . Up n defending the state's title to suits now pending in the Pulled Btatca court. He declared that It would be better to have a 510.000 man n ofitce than to pay a small salary, and have a man that could not do the work. H. B. No. 54. Fulton For tha dosing of 8unday theaters, was continue! aa a special order of business for next Wednesday. The house parsed II. B. No. 61. by Richards Making husband anw wlfo competent witnesses against eac.i other In rases of Improper care of children. The house also passed H. B. No. 21, by Colton Providing revenue for common schonlx districts where reveto nue from thr stale, county and disH. B. No. 235. Clegg-Relat- ing trict school tax I Insufficient. the oaths and bonds of city officers. II. B. No. 55, Tolston Continued In- Judiciary. H. B. No. 236, Clegg Relating to definitely. H. B. No. 66. 1 .arson Which com- bonds of county officer. Judiciary. H. B. No. 237, Clegg Requiring cor pels the sending of children to school during n certain period within a ra- poratlons, foreign and domestic, doing dius of four nillea, Instead of two business in the stat to pay their emmile, waa passed. ployes as often aa twice each month. The bill, II. B. No. Lalior. 74, by Croft, was passed, as was also . DEE-STANfO- RD SHOE CO. ... SOLE AGENTS ' e H. B. No. 112. The following H. R. No. were bills duced: THIRTY-FIV- Intro- Richards Relating of the peace salaries iNj. - Hone-Provid- -- ing S, Clegg-Requir- g-- ing Wi.-Mn- i d . E It was the hotel landlord wlio, after entertaining a friend as liis guest at dinner in TRAINS. Of Livestock Delivered in a Single Day an One Road. Chicago, Feb. 12. The Chicago it Northwestern railroad established a new record for livestock traffic yesterday by bringing to Chicago 1,028 carloads of stork, the largest amount ever brought here In a single day by any railroad. At least 75 per cent of this stock originated in Iowa and Nebraska, tho average hanl being about 400 miles and the average speed 25 to 80 miles an hour. A remarkable fact la that all of the 35 trainloads of livestock were delivered here before 6:34 o'clock yesterday morning and the last car of livestock was unloaded at the 1'nlon Block yards before 10:30 a. in. The feat of handling mirh an amount nf livestock with snch expedition is all the more remarkable from the fact that the aierage temperature in Iowa Sunday .was about tea degrees above aero, making the teat on the motive power severe. his hotel, remarked, Now, let go out That landand get something to eat. lord's place is next door to the fellow who deals in phony diamonds and wears a genuine .stone as an advertiseat ment How many clolhiftm wear ready-madclothing? How many traveling men sellclothe take their own ing ready-mad- e ' medicine? ,.-- e i t Few, if any. r The average dealer in gar. ments knows that his merchandise is made to sell he also knows that clothes made expressly for him are made to wear and look well. We wears Ihe latter class. ready-to-wea- Those who prefer clothe made to flieir this is the rule, don't draw fomparison between this class of garments and the ready-madeThey're past that stage. In our shop (it isn't a clothing store) yon get dollar for dollar in the satisfaction that comes from knowledge that you look right, feel right and are right.. o filer (and now-a-day- s) s. DEATHS High i. AVE. tbs AJ aiming ana din, will be given In Carneglx h.m in hi honor, by American SMsMth --. era. Although horn a peasanr. Aladra studied at the rnlveraity of Kaxxr from which he was expelled for ing liberal opinions. Hr then trades unions in ihe vlciDira of Kazan, for whirh he wa arrei He was sentenced to four lear liT prlaonment to be followed 'bv eig'-- t year exile in north Russia. He raped to Germany but returned when th Ciara manifesto wa Issued waa elected a deputy to the douma founded the peasant and labor part-H-mj ia Ita present leader, although pro vented by the government from being nominated for the second douma VSgtIWtkAl ner New York. Feb. 13. Alexia Aladyn. leader of the peasant party in 'th? Russian douma, will arrive hero Thursday to champion freedom and Justice in Ruasia. He will deliver many addresses, among other place at Yale and Harvard. Asaociated with him will be Nicholaa Tehaykow sky, one of the figures la the Russian revolutionary movement from 1870 to 1875. Aladya will be met by delegation of more or leaa prom-nirn- t American men and women. Bub- - If! B. No. 224. Marka-Relat- ing to concurrent Jurisdiction of city courts la dtlea of the first class with district courts. Judiciary, H. B. No. 226, Marks Prohibiting solicitation, ele., by or from office ra nr employes of cltlaa of tha flrat class of political assessments. Elections. H. B. No. 226, Dyreng Repealing section 13G8, regarding public libraries and gymaaalum. Judiciary. H. B. No. 227, Dyreng Requiring placing of monuments or corner posts on public lands. Pupllc lands. ' H. B. No. 228 Not In in time. H. B. No. 228, Benson Appropriating 82,600 for raada and bridges In Tnolele county Appropriations. H. B. No. 230, Benson Authorising private sale during period of redemption. Judiciary,' H. B. 231, Croft To regulate the employment of children In all classes of Industry Labor. H. B. No. 232, parry Appropriating 12.000 for roada and bridges In Iron county. Appropriation. H. B. No. 2l3. Clegg Making It the duty of railroad companies to furnish sufficient cars for freight. Railroads and common carrion. To provide for the pay. B. No. 234 ment from the proper public funds of the cost of the bonds of public officers, etc. Banking and Insnranre. A 212 2301 WASHINGTON LEADER Camaa to Lecture Before People, fdlSx con-xlxi- Norris, Years SPECIALISTS RUSSIAN H. B. Na 218, Marka Relating to Jurisdiction of the courts in cities of the first class. Judtclarv. H. B. Na 22. Marks Fixing witness fees In civil cases In city courts in cities nf the flrat class. Judiciary. H. B. No. 221, Marka Prohibiting officer, clerks and employes In cities of the first class from taking any active part In political movements and elections. Elections. -II. B. No. 212, Marka To regulate nomination and election expense and to require aocounta, etc. Election. H. B. Na 228. Marks Providing the city court Jn cltlaa of the flrat class with a ateadgraphar. Salaries and antl-clgaret-te s GX eke the grocer may forget the kind you are accustomed to common carriers. THE MOUSE. . ask for Dr. Prices by name, panies to provide vestibules, heating m-x- Drs. Elliott When ordering nf apparatus, seats for motormea and atrbrakea on tha cars Railroads and The heaviest day's work that haa yet been done by the house of representative. was transacted yesterday. Nearly Ilk) bills were presented; scores uf committee reports were received, and a number of bills were passed. Reformers of all kinds were busy bill yesterday- - and an waa passed, aud several bills regarding the liquor traffic were intro- y Health is the Main Thing Therefore Get Health tThe lines! in the world 11. all One-hal- f mlla Lidias Race. Audi- to city jusiici-torium, Friday Eve., Feb. 15 Mias Judiciary. H. B. No. IS?,. Richards Relating The rase of State against Eva Turner, Ogden, vs. Miss Blanche to. certiorari from justice court. JuAnnual Event Next Friday Night at Thnnipimii and Maurice "Cyclone" Ogg. Salt Lake. Thompson, diciary. School Auditorium. chaiged with engaging In a prise fight, If. 11. N i 1st. Richards Defining wax dismissed by Judge Murphy late d lit lex of count! attorney. FALSTAFFS DEFEAT APACHES The snidt-ntof the high whm: jesteddsy Judiciary. afternoon. In rendering II. 11. No. 1;,. Richards Relating will hi lid their annual "I'ioih" ' Ills decision Judge Murphy held that Friday evening. Tor the bcnct!' of ihe the prosecution had flailed In show Closely Contested Gama Played at to temporary rertifleatt of teachers, Education anil art. school orchestra. An interest Inx pro tha Association Alloys Last Night. ;hxt there had lietn a price fight and H. B. No. 18V Jackson, hjr request grant has heeu arranged wbii-l- i so the cane was dismissed and the contested game at the In s Prohibiting divorced persons fron. of s conceit by I lie i.reheii rs, bondsmen of the defendants released. six months. Judlc! XxxoclHlion howllug alley, last nighi. marrying uitl-.iilsncliig. a promeiimle mid ,.itr (ext John Thompson, who was the only ihe Apnchca defeated the FslHiaffx. ary. small sitniiMnnii fee will i,e defrndsnt to appear, leaves tixlav To1 ure. II B. No. 1ST. for ehargei, and the eeliinililee lotting Marysville. Cal., where he has a mat h two gann- out of three, in the Com'hr alT.ilr In chance gnaisniir a Jollt with Rnfe Turner In s week, lie Is ac- mercial league. The Indians marled a stale lab'iratury of bacteriology. ml strong In th' first two games hu j P'lbll. health tune. companied by hta wife and son. II. B. No I foil down In the third, while tho "S r Hone Relating to John" started out. wreak but finished assessment of not proceeds of mines. very wrong with Si. Judiciary El H. B. No. 169. Clegg Alioltahlng ofThe highest score was made h 57 J; Gysin was second fice of dlstrirt attorney. Camp Judiciary. H. H. Xn. lpii f with .'2u. The other players- - all more than 4un but less rhti linn pin attorney general to prosecute criminal case in dlxirirt court under certain The score follows: conditions Judiciary. Apaches H. 11. No. 191. Clegg Authorising appointment of deputies by attorney general. Jiidie;ay.- H. B. No. 192. Clegg Relating to pat ment of salaries of certain county etfieerx i requires state to pay holf of 1VE positively agree to affect a permanent salary of roun'v attorney and aaslat-antxSslaries'and fees. H. B. No. 19:t. Clegg Providing for cure in cases of Nervous and Blood ComAppointment of substitute when county attorney departs to attend trial. plaints, MENS DISEASES, Rheumatism, Stomach, Judiciary. H. B. No. 151. Clegg Defining duKidney and Liver Troubles. DOYT WAIT UNTIL ties of county n'torney. Judiciary. H. B. No. 18:,. Clegg - Relating to YOUR TROUBLE BECOMES AGONIZING. Get well conditional examination of witnesses. HOW STAMPS WERE DESTROYED Judiciary. now. H. B. No. 196. Clegg Relating to apNew York. Feb. 12 -- William l . f ir bench warrants by the plications who was ' comp-roiio- r In tho county attorneys Judiciary. stale-ir.eiipur,. ixsur.l pnrt a ijif'r H. B. No. 197, Clegg Relating to ,f de--the yesterday the dismissal nf criminal case In disruction f he s'ivk transfer stamp trict courts. Judiciary. wa-t whiih 25 H. B. No. 196. ciegg Relating to noby Comptroller Mr Wilson said tice of application for ball. Giynn lax- - night. Judiciary. 'ho method of destroying 'ho stamps It. B No. 19. Clegg Relating in was left entire!,. i In an ! power and dittlo of grand Jury. etc. printer, the entire iv:pnn!biliiy rested wli Jndielary I hi ni. H. B No 2"". Ct yg -- Dutie of cciny RICH SCHOOL cfraBaking Powder ukon-Pacifl- new bills were fered. read and referred. 8. B. Na 55, by Senator Gardner, Ihm delinquent city water taxes may be placed on tax rolls. Referred to judiciary oommiitee. 8. B. No. 11. by Senator Gardnei creating the office of state senate Referred to the Judiciary committee. 8. B. Na 101, by Senator Gardner, appropriating $476 to the Strawberry Valley Water Iserx' association, be Ing excess fees paid to secretary of state, when the association filed iia article. Referred to appropriation committee. 8. H. No. 102, by Senator Walton, amending the law as to registration of voters. Referred to Elections committee. 8. B. No. 103, by Senator B. X. Smith, relating to livery stable keepers, Hen, nae of rented horse or vehicle for purpose other than represented. Referred to committee on cities. The following bills receive,! thel third reading and then passed by a unanimous vote: 8. B. Na 64, by Senator B. 8. B. No. 73, by Senator Park; 8. B. No. 78. by Senator Park. Just before adjournment wax given that the senate committee on public Institutions would visit the State Industrial school, and that on tomorrow the committee would visit the Utah School for the Deaf. Adjournment was taken until' today at 2:30 p. ra. Wltnaaaad th. Act are Conserve Your Energy, Respect Your Body and Rtmamosr Thoughts Their Denunciationa The senate committee on public In Ktjtutloua. of which Senator C. K. Through the recklessness of a deIliilllagcworth ia chairman, will at rivp In Ogilra today, for the purpose livery bov fur one of the Salt Lake of paying a .visit to the State Indus-irla- l papera, Mr, Pe Felva, who realile-- . on Monroe avenue, between Twenty-fiftaehool. On Thursday the com and Twenty-sixtml tree will vlait the Deaf and Bilim streets, was run over and tustalned painful In- achoul. nr Isa which may prove fatal. The f grosa carelessness of the hoy waa witLenten service at the Church lha Good Shepherd today. Aah Wed- nessed by several people, who were nesday, at 5:3il a. in. aud 7:30 p. n. very bitter In deuoiiuclng the act at On Thuraday, Ji 3:30, and ou Friday well aa the violation of the ordinances for riding on Ihe sidewalk with a at 7:30 p. m. Henry Snren.m, aged 13, and Reward Nellaea, aged Id. I rust lea at the Indaatrlel achno'. took ''French leave" last evealug at ahum I o'clock. Too customary reward of f 10 each la offered for their rapture. sion. The following CARELESS CHARACTER THE BUM OP OUR EXPERIENCES. DOWN BY RIDER. TRODDEN Days Work of of tho ' Yesterday murked the half m.'.-- i post of ihe session. Every senator answered to roll call. In the absence of Chsplaia Slmpktn Eider Clinton Nielson offered prayer. Monday' journal, comprising nineteen pages, was read, consuming over half an hour of the session. The senate seemed to be Buffering from spring fever, so business was dispatched with the vigor that marked Mondays session. The committees have been busy an-a number of senate and house bills were reported favorably, and ao there will be ample work for tdaya ses- Lighter, sweeter, more palatable BrJPMCIES a NEW BILLS INTRODUCED IN SENATE. Doaa Largest 1907- - attorney In matters of exiradiioa. Judiciary. H. B No. 261, Clegg Relating to proceedings against corporations. Judiciary. II. B. ..a 962, Robinson Amending section 222 forbidding city officers to be interested in public contract. Judiciary. H. B. No. 203, Robinson Amending action 2455, relating to the conavuc-tloof statutes. Judiciary. 11. B. Na 204. RoblaaoB Relating to compensation of members of school trustees. Salaries and fees. H. H. Na 205, Clegg Making ft n misdemeanor for n Justice of tha peace aot to grant n change of venue when the proper affidavit ia filed. Judiciary. H. B. Na 206. Clegg Relating to nle of liquor on. Sunday sad during certain hours on other days. Judiciary. H B. No. 207, Clegg Relating to bond of state treasuer. Judiciary, H. B. Na 208, Bouer Accepting grant of money for ngricultural experiment station Agricultural and horticultural. H. B. No. 3u5, Kuchler Creating c commission for Alaska-exposition appropriating 615.000. Appropriation. H. B. No. 210, Giles, by request Relating to penalty for grand larceny. Judiciary. H. B. No 211, Dean Provide a penalty for interfering with the regulation of wmor by water commissioners. Irrigation. H. B. Na 213, Dean To provide bond for district supervisor and water commissioners. Irrigation. H. B. Na 213, Clegg Requiring saloons to bo dosed nil day Sunday and from 12:80 n. m. to 6:80 n. m. on other days. Municipal corporations. H. B. No. 214, Giles, by request Relating to fines Judiciary. H. B. Na 215, Clegg Proposing amendment to constitution relating to depositor banks Ranking and insurance. H. B. Na 218, Marks Relating to appeals from final judgments in dfy court in cities of the first elans. Municipal corporal Ions. H .B . No. 817, Marks Providing for na estimate, levy, rate and collection of a tax for city school purposes LEGISLATURE You can make better food with 13, AND BIRTHS. Birth Rata Nat Always able. Dcir 12. 8ir William Pun-ba- r. ihe register-genera- l, in a report on British vital statistic for 1545, defend low birthrate, which la gen- rail; held to he a sign of a nation' decav. There la some ground, be taes. for the opinion that moderate birth rates, associated with low mor-raltamong children may be more effective toward keeping up the population that high rates associated with high mortality. In too many cae high birth rates are associated with excessive sickness and mortality during the first few years of life. Only four European countries had lower Mrrh rate In 1505 than Great Britain A fact that stands out prominently in the report la that the death in England and In Wale In 1905 was !K' lowest on record. linden. Fab. y r'e EDMUND 345 CO. TAILORING Twenty-fourt- h St. V |