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Show TUB HORNING IHE ita adatiiro. and that the inhabitant to the aeteaity have be, n of conducting the aielnsg now from the polar region to all part f thejr world, hy the elaborate ayatem of aala, whieh become viaible to ua when the banka of the arificial rliera are lined with vegetation. The cudy .if thla planet become interest lug. when It ia remem- E PuhliansS Eviy Day la tta Ysar hy TM SUnaard PuhliaMng Care . pair subscription iatea DcUvarod ky Carrier la Ogdm City, tacludiag Sutaday Mora-ia- f baoiiaar, par atoatk., Sisgui aupua faaui.ay At M AftU yor-- A0 at auanair, ia adiaaoa.. drajiidtaad. Aaa aa fkiuttt M puaih. It wUi aa asinad aa all aokjaeia ad dates ao further back than tile early tertiary timea. Water then stretched where desert now la, and the lime atone beds were laid down In ft. The m me can be said of other desert. They have Mice been fertile tracts of land. u WU, k recalred proaautad ia - inw kauva tail-ka viduxla, fcui tka true aaiaa bom puhUanad ta full. All buara aad aomaniamaw sid'cJ ky aoa da HBM. iu! M V tka ata kaikak Tka kidaa kakiad aa kraaa Vaa aauaiad swp- - Dua't aak tka Edl tor ta ba mpaaaikia tar what jju amr ara nhaaiad POSSIBLE PRICES region te wave the race from death. Oceana are not permanent feature of any world Study of the surface of our fide proves that the laud haa ateedily gained from the water aud that ibt earth today haa two well defined dry belli. The Arlaoua dcert Lau FEARLCM aad INDEPENDENT. auuiujr taaa1'ka aaaat kaoapapar. l aad ao caaailaa g.vc tka LOWEST y LtauU U OtdM. P A ubaeribara wUl aaatar a favor ky iatormiiig tkia cfiios of fatlun Tka Eumuar kafora la taoaiv tkair braafcfaaL f Tka Morelng KaauUaw caa Im foaad aa aala ky tka iadapaadaat Nawa Ca, ka It taka City. Oa aJ tkraucfc tmaa Mating OgdU os Tka koutkara Facifia Railway, . Tka Cataa Iaoitta Hallway, aad Tha Oraf ia Kkort lias Railway. patrons will eoalar a favor aa tka aaagaaaat ky r tkay porting ta tkia oflea whaaavardaalg-aatafail la Sad tha pa para at tka d pli MARS AND ITS CANAL. : Deseret Ncwa: A volume recant ly issued by the Maemlllaa Publlablng company on Mara and Ita Canals" la one which we believe many of our readers would find of a pedal Interest Tha author ta Pmfeaaor Perclval low-el- l, director of the eatranomira! ob aervatory at Flagataff, Arlaoaa, and he treala at length on the aubjed Indicated by the title. In the knit port of the volume nil that la certainly known about the planet la lucidly aad numeroua llluatrationa ali the reader ta form a correct judgment In tha an the questions dtacueeed. aocend part tha "canals, or peculiar marking! on the aurface of Mara, are brought ta view. The facta art forth may be given In unbalance na fnllowa: The planet Mara la It many reepeda very much like the rank. Ita day la but 40 minute longer than oura. Iu aeaauna are almost the counterpart of oura, although Ita year ia equal ta nearly two of oura. It haa mow capa at the polea, aad thoaa Incraaae In the winter lime and decrease la the aummer. Mar.-baa vapor oad an atmoaphere, aud tbo probability la that It baa regulae tion. Much of Ita anrfaro haa a color, auggeatlug that tbero ara wide atretche of dnaert. There aro no ocean, or large todies of water, and tho temperature la probably very cold, oven la tbn tropica, though white apota supposed to be either enow or freat prove that moat of the aurface haa a temperature above the freening poiaL Three facta are all taken ta wove that Mara I a habitable planet, Ike the rarih. Hut, la It Inhabited! Thla question would be eaay to If It could be demnnatrated that lie "canals" are tha work of Intelll-jea- t being!, and Prof. Itwril arent to Ihlak that there la a doubt aa ta that. Tbeae line, he say. run at might for mllea and mllee. They look a If they had been laid down by rule and rota pa. There la nothing analogoua to Ibeia on any other planet. They look, we aro told. Ilk telegraph wire at retched from point to point. Home of them are 1. 800 mllea long, while moat of them have a length of J.OtV) mUe. They are nut fortulloualy planed, but converge toward common renter, forming all aorta of geometrical figure. They prove that a ayatem waa tallowed In plarlug them, , red-ochr- Japan does not want any war with the United Hi ate a tar a year at least, and In fact does tint want any war milk anybody until she somewhat reduces her enormous national debt and At the geta industrially recognised. same time, the Yellow JVril as regards Japan is a very real menace. Thla Is made plain by the report of the Commissioner General of Immigration, who hue recently returned to Washington from the Hawaiian Islands aad who made a special study of the Japeneee eltuatloa iu California. He eays that the menace of the Japanese lavasiOB Is not military, but Industrial. Tha Japanese I not like the Chinaman. Ha doe not take a laundry on Ike corner and stay there until be amutnulatee enough money ta return to Japan, but he cornea with a readlnees to take any position however menial that will give him a start la life, and this once attained, there is nothing la the way of trade, bual-aeaor profession, that ba cooaldera beyond bis reach. The altuatloa on the Pacific coast, where la spite fo their protests against social equality they are continually inviting the coming of Japanese laborers s sluiply this: Tbn Jep comes ta this country and takes a position aa a laborer, a household servant, nr a farm hand, and hy industry sod frugality for the nation posses ae both la a high degree he aooa olttalna enough money to buy the term on Whlrh he Is working, or another la the immediate neighborhood, ta Mart an opposition business as a black-almta contractor, or a mechanic of some aort, or possibly to attend a professional school and branch out aa a dentist, a doctor or a lawyer. There la no denying that the Japanese are a thrifty and eapabla people and the cspeilciire of California and the whole Pacific roast haa been that wbure, they ones 4ot a foothold they tick and are soon the equals, If hot tho suppliers, of the natives In any bualneaa or profeaalon they adopt. Borne of the railroads In tho west are already replacing their laborers, their train crew, and tlwlr dialog and sleeping cars crows with the Japanese employes an far aa they are able to do It. President James Hill of the Urcat Northern la one of the leaders In thla railroad movement, although he doubtless would deny It ti the arenas-sliwere made. The idea of tho railroad la to get a cheap labor as possible regardless of the fact that the Japanese once Installed tbry will not lie lung adopting the trade union system, and they hare this unpleasant feature tu addition to Ameriren trades union tratta, that they always strike without giving notice. They may he considered an ewcedingly dangerous factor In American civilisation. But the danger will not come In tho prole ability of war at any near date, but rather tn Introducing Into American life a race of people who will never assimilate with the communities tn which they live, and .who, all thlnga considered, aro quite our equals tn aruteneaa, hut who will never be a reliable factor tn the equation of American citizenship. or need real bad nome pier of home furniahinps to make life more enjov&ble, but had not the reudv cash to get it with? If bo, you will appreciate the liberal ternw we offer you in our eauv payment plan. This i the time of year you need many thiugu to make home more attractive. We will supply you with everything you need in Furniture, Ca rivet, Wall Paper, Ourtaiu, Draperies, Stoves, Itauges, etc. You may pay for them a little down and a little a w eek. . s A China Closet Quartered Golden Oak, 3 adjustable shelves, beiit glam eud. Nolid and haudHome, for $22.00 A Bucks Range The range that is making the greatest record m A folding Bed Ilaudsome hardwood, cable supported springs. of any range on earth it the white euaineled oven, and guaranteed to satisfy or get your mouey back, l'rireii Most thorough construction, for ! fl.00 week, We have a most tractive line up to f 150.00 each. fo.00 down, $16.50 $37.50 and up a at- . $5.00 down and $1.00 a week, splendid line up to $95.00 each. week. fo.00 down, $1.00 We have a These are but a few suggestions. We have a great big store full of just the goods you need, and its your own fault if you are not enjoying all the'coinorts of home, for we make the terms within your reach. .j Wall Paper Hfklf Price end Less McDougall's Cabinets Ever 75o The best Cabinet in the world. $30.00 kind for $24.00 $31.00 kind for $18.75 $27.50 kind for $16.75. Remnant stock, done up in bundles, enough to paper one room Bundle end Up Cheapest Our Lace Curtains Special in entire stock reduced price one-fourth- . Odd pairs for much less still. Furniture and Carpet hia Joker Into until after tfcn Garden Seeds Seeds That Are Sure to Grow 1 FLOUR, HAY OR GRAIN W. T. ASTILL How Easy! Did vou ever want tha Pura Food Inw tho Bountiful canned asparagus found tin way to the table of the neighborelection. ing and eastern state. It sprang Into popular favor everywhere, and the A Chicago paper declare that Sencannery commenced a campaign of la the only logical and leasing all the beds poaelble and conator reasonable auereaaor ta Theodora tracting tar others to be planted. producers of Bountiful, aa well Roosevelt. Senator ReverMga will as The the canners appreciate good thlnga, with editor. the agree and hare gotten together on a cooperative basis tor growing and canIn tha Rtstas t'alted Every paper ning Bountiful aanpnragui, having for Is printing "the latest picture of Eve- the ftmndation an aaaparagua cannery lyn Neshlt Thaw" and they are all with a capital of 920,000 to atari wltti, and a producing acreage of about a different. quarter section. The officers of the new canning corporation aro Walker Milwaukee at the present moment X. Park, piealrient; Horton Eldredge, bragging about Its waterworks, vice president ; Hyrum O. Pack, secrenut that Is nut the liquid that made tary and treasurer; who. with Win. Moss. Duncan Klppen and Wallace Milwaukee famous. Muir, form the hoard of directors. When a representative of an eastern Following "trial marriage'' the lat- grocery establishment wan recently Inest thing ha lieen Introduced hi Ibe troduced to Mr. Klppen, director of the new company, he quickly asked to New Jerr.v courts In the shape of and ayatem a dlroetlng place an order tar 1,000 cases at once II Ion for "temporary dhorre." ret and Inquired whether his house could Intelligence. The conclusion aeem affect an arrangement to have Bountiinevitable, that Mara ta inhabit, .Thu A Philadelphia claim that ful asparagus put up under their ow n paper auppoaltlon la that the planet, being Representative Tawncy took a look we rut loo much. Those who can proli-rfhl-y brand. He ihen stated that he knew la a more advanced at fine of derelop-men- t at Representative Wadsworth' case about Bountiful asparagus; Ids house do, hut there are a lot who eotiM knew ahiit It. and their eastern trade than tlie earth, baa kwt most of ami decided to postpone Inserting rut even If they would. knew about li. and wanted It. The life of a bed of aaphragus In CalKx Chairman Wallace ia going to ifornia Is about seven year, after look up Shout and ask whlrh time him attacks It, and the beds have to lie plowed np. One acre of him how he managi-to do It with- asparagus planted at Bountiful nearly out a row. 30 years ugn h Rlahnp Muir father, has lieen a proinc producer ever year Some of the New York papers are wince, yielding a much aa four tona of the marketable And It haa wondering what they will do never. In alt thoseproduct. been affected 'ready It iu not time to plant yet, but soon WILL HE and years, when the Thaw trial Is over. We hy the disease or Insects that injure we want you to know where to get your NEEDS. 1 was would suggest that "sufficient unto the the bed In California or the eastern in the big fire, a you all remember, and nil my old ntock state. It requires two years la whlrh day ta the evil thereof." to plant and start a bed of asparagus, wa burned. after which there are contracts wherei new Our ntock UTAH ASPARAGUS arriving and will be the bent ever by the cannery agree tn take, harvest aud rare for the bed, hearing all the brought to Ogden. esnense if same, and pay the owner Tempting Vegetable Grew In Bounti$loo per acre per year for a period of ful Abundantly. !t year. The producer ran harvest own crop and fell it to the canApragiiH sowing in I'tsh, though hia neries for ini per ton. curried on In a small way for a great Among those interested in the new aunt years, has recently taken oa a conmu'riiul Importance and is mumm- company arc Iftincan Klppen. Rlshop Muir. and Wallace Muir, Horton In Large or Small Quantities ing liiudneK proportions. Eldredge. William and For several year, the fanners ami and Clarence Mims, .tolm Jackson. Walker Remember, we carry a full line of that famous Pratt's gardener tn Ikuintifu have had in Hear,and R. O. Rack. Andrew Grant, Isaac small beds to the of amount Fowl about for animals and poultry. Poultry Hatch. Truman Barlow. Joseph Argyle fifteen acres, from arhlch they planned to supply the demand in the dry. The and others of Hountlful. and W. H. Korns or Salt Lake city, who has reIncreasing lied In other section a purchase or five seres, overstocked the local market cently made which he I hating prepared for plantand caused the Bountiful producers Both Phones to souk a market at the Woods Cross ing to avparagti. 2264 Washington Ave. Canning company' factory. And there ta where fortune favored them. When WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. de-Id- It Dollar a Week. Think of JAPANESE MENACE. at FEBRUARY AT THE s BY MAIL IN ADVANCE. OUDEX. UTAH. SUNDAY, SPLENDID GOODS bered that ahetrver tbr conditl-nunder whieh it now raiata. whatever Itey are, are likely to obtain vipou the earth at a nut future tluie. Scarc-it4 water may some lime conn! earth Inhabitant a to store up the melting he and snow of the polar Tta ka EXAMINER: nt FEELING. ANTI-BRITIS- SIEVE ADIS IV Stirred Up by tha Natives of a' Fart cf India. Ijahore, India, Feb. 16. A violent h outbreak of feeling has occurred here, following the conviction of the proprietor and editor of a naBUTTONS -- Worth 25c tive newspaper, who were accused of sold 5c. at doz. are being stirring up hatred against the English. Boerners-Fry- s celebrated perfume The men were fined and imprisoned. After the sentence had been imposre bring sold at one-hal- f price 25s ed the natives formed a parade sod an ounce. EXCLUSION OF UNION MINERS IS the mob went through the' streets CONSIDERED AN ERROR. BEL.TB licather and silk, did sell shouting denunciations and hooting at for 25c ta 75c go at lc. They are every European. at the entrance to the Dry Goods Would Ba Reasonable to Exdudo store. a Man From Jury Beeauoc Ha Wao aa Elk. Stacking Feet in all rises. EACE8 HIS anti-Britis- JURY Wallace, Idaho. Feb. IS. Today Steve Adams to faring the complete Jury whlrh will decide whether he to guilty or innocent of the murder of Fred Tyler, tha timber ae tiler. The state has about eighteen witnesses to present evidence, while the defense to known to have at least twenty-twWho notne of the latter will be to not known, the defense haring demanded the privilege of summoning a number without disrlnaing their names to the state. The prosecution's witnesses will present mainly circumstantial evidence harked by Adama' alleged confession of murder. While the defense has refused tn outline iu case further than tn make general denial. It to expected to resist the introduction of this confession with all Its power, on the gronnd that 8herijr Sutherland used Improper means to obtain it and that If Adams made any confession to Detective McPanand, It was made under duress sad was untrue. Adama. the prisoner, alts in conrt with hi wife by his side day after day. listening closely te the argument. now and then conferring with hia attorneys, hut apparently not worried oier h!s fate. Confinement In jal doe not aem to have affected him. and he la Iu a mood to laugh heartily when anything amusing occur In court. ' Even should the verdict go against him. it Is assumed, the fight would be only begun, aa the defense is alreadr on which to apshaping It ground peal or demand a new trial One of the notable exceptions already taken la to Judge Wood' ruling That a member of the Western Federation of Miners could be excluded front the jury on challenge tar cause. The defense contended that it would he es reasonable to exclude a nisn li( ca ie he was s& Elk. A BUSY 500 Taffeta Silk Waists at $3.90. PLACE $1.00 HAT SAIJS. i The muslin underwear sale at ill continues. The Peerleas'1 Brand at 25 per rent discount. Rain Coats for Spring Your choice is our bat department. ' for it few days we hare had 7 $8.25. $1.00 Hat Sale i JULIA MARLOWE shoes for spring and aummer have arrived, la all sises and widths. If you want comfort buy Julia Marlowe shoes. We are diaoonntlng all Utils Giant" school shops before the spring stork arrives. Babies' shoes from 2 to 8 extra quality in kid and patent leather, did sell at .$1.25, $1.35 aad $1.60 All go at $5c. 45c buy a a good dow. tie see the win-- i t and men have crowded this section of our store to - get bargain of great value. Noe the window for style lUIDr sssgssssl In the dry goods sectioni ire several lots of bargain ; 1ait the Bargain Department. It'e and will pay' Mg Interest for the trip. Everything thr. It can be bought elsewhere. a, rh-sp- pr New shirts for men and hoy just Shoes with colored top tar the tle folks. lit- arrived. Sufi Soles, 25c, in all colors. All fieece-line- . BUTTONS Real value up to 35c per dos, 5 on IDEAL WAISTS for the 1 little ones 25c to Q 50c grade, gale price. . . hoae at a discount Wool skirts. 08c. A taw 9 wrappers will be Mid at $l.ou HAT SALE. JTc. Clarks Stores |