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Show THE 12 Music & Art Instructors JOSEPH GALLANTYKK-Directo- r Choir. Specialty. Taesrricto Ogdae (gilding r SMI Crehord Ava Vaic Sudlo ruth e. prout Iwm A vo. IDA M. CASEIN Inotructor of Piano. Studio SM0 Unco la Awn R. P. HUNTER MR Huw W. R. STOWEkk Teacher of Guitar, Mandolin and Violin. Ml 27th St. iod pnono I17& (MilMr of Violin and SOM Von Koto O'Neil, Teacher of Piano. Studio 82 88th Phone ill af Suitor and Mandolin IMoravlaa System). Alt Studio 124 g Quincy Ava DENT MOWERY Studio Ind. no; Roll 1114. Roaidonca yhono. Roll 1IM MISS CLARA WARNER, , Piano Theory. J. M. PANTONE. for celehrated agent Raldwm S Kurtaman and SUigton Tifth at. planed. 414 Twenty G. W. PURDY, Teacher of Violin; mao Orehealrri lit Work, IS SMS SR RoN 'phono ERNEST M. W. JONES Plan, CaSinoti Organ and Han away. Studio UN Waste An MRS. TILLIE N. RLA8DEL, MRS. C E. REDFIGLD Taaonoi af Punm Avonnn Wsetengtoa groats, SO , MRS t ADDIE J. PARRY Inotructor on Plano, Organ and Vu tar. Vocal keeecna Tug Nata. Studio 841 Twenty third Sb . HENRY EkAIR Plano Tuner and repairer. Fine -- no and Action regulating. , aao Wash, Ava Sell 7SS4. MISS OkOA WEHRENG, Teacher nf Singing, nos Adame eve. Sell phone 47S-V- . MARY L. SHIPP, of Sul tar ant M H IN 74Z -- Ptaea Concert PiamaU, Teacher A W. RAkTER. Toaohor of Plano. Studio 8748 Adama. Rs ADA C. RARRATT . teacher of piano and vocal cultureStudio, Ogdon (Wedneeday and Thursday,) 2845 Uncoin avo. stadia Salt Lake City (Monday, Friday and Saturday.) 21 Headed Square, MISS AkMA SAUER Leachstrsky nf Plena, Method. Stadia MO Adame Avo. Teaahar I rs CHIDES. TTAO. K1 SIAt rKBKUAKY confined but tend to permeate all ut Society. The pillars of society" of yesterday may crumble to despicable ruins today. When the workers have s ration of the sucial product of their toil that balances with the energy expended we will hate physical and muia) health. When nu man earn unt by Conducted by the Socialist Party of Ogden. the sweat of his brow: when nu man or woman Is cursed with id.eness well earned tieuure will develop o tide of Committee: Editorial virtue as in t bistable us the present Any question concerning Social, HILLIARD KATE com ism answered.. Address all tide of crime. RATTELL A E. municeliono to K. S. HillisiiL Reforms me like so many straws . MORAN. M. and Street. 557 Twenty-oevant- h opposed to a raging torrent from the mountain sides. The destiny of those who trifle with straws to the eleventh beautihuw Ir-a greedy, 1 aui tint bound to win. but I mu pljyers were Is son what down slresm. hour their with bound to be true. I aiu nut bound to ful the j could gel slung The only alvsttoa for one is the but 1 aw bound to live up to workmen. salvation of a ' by and through the esllitlo a think Ipclo Sam And you the light 1 hove. I must stand eltb of an economic system tablishment labor questhe solve anybody tbat auntte right, bland eltb less greed would of production lor use one nut for him while ho is tight, and pert with tion? proflL I B. J. That 'a it, axactly. him when hu gone wrung. li. 8. There is John Jonas who only ABRAHAM LINCOLN- - j WHY NOTT has 110,00 in his factory; do yon think ho can produce ss cheaply ns Richard EDUCATION AND THE WORKERS. A rumor was circulated In Now Roe who works wiih fuiMHiu capital? York to the effect that a powerful orB. J.- -N n-Slmo&a. Wood the name by May that John ganisation would defend of LM than five years' schooling fur j I'. 8. Each piece of guoda rich liband clear the reputations twice him full cuets Rtatee! Junes of United the produce Inhabitant each erties. nlt-e- d of that Btuch each as ns goods I the piece of statement dona this What If you believe lu present InstituCan John (States comintsriosor ef labor Richard Rue produces. tions and believe that their continRoe? Richard with Julies We know that many spend compete mean? ued existence depends on casting your B. J. Hardly. from sixteen to twenty year. These man. then It is ballot for the do to left him for Is 8. What C. latter belong to tba laboring In order to protect or In other word of his producbut reduce the o;t Add to this the fact that the children conceal the clouds under which promof the la bo re re are frequently under- tion? inent morula move fur fear that the II. J. bed and overworked during j Nothing. fed. walls of oar social structure will tumlower to driven Won't be 8. lr. he thU abort time and U lo not bard to ble about our oars. his of employes? see that small, pitiably small. Is the the wtges amount of knowledge gained by the ! B. J. Hem! IN GERMANY lr. 8. If he dont would he cany THE TOY INDUSTRY working class. acon business? ruder three conditions their From all craters of the toy IndusB. J. No. quirements must be practically limin Germany a fair demand Is retry he doe, ' I'. f ited to the ability to read, write and a throughout the entire year, but ported J.-H. W oafs. lle alight knowledge of numbers. The coupled extremely unsatI'. 8. Nlxy. . He 1 busted all the with this ore power to think, orgaulae. arrange and labor condition. Tbs steady invent is nut only given, but what same, although his lease of life may isfactory advance la the cost of living every orlglual powers they might have had bo n little lunger. a very B. J. But if he Is busted anyhow wheie in Germany has caused in theca direction is beiug destroyed demand for higher w ages, and general la of wbat there? nature mechanical help by the purely been inC. 8. The help there lo for him is In many districts strikes havedemands. their instruction today. enforce thes to augurated lawhom ho labor fakir kirk the that out the enter must children Not only A strike of toy factory- workmen exbor world before they hove bavo tba he keeps salaried in the union. That tending through a number of weeks so to but much begin no money saved, during I, education, begluuinga of and involving many workmen, has' Just be with. lu the time they are supposed to been ended at Nuremberg by the grantIs more he he that realises Secondly, Khool they are unable to attend of not only higher wages, but also Being win. unless school Socialism doomed than half tba time from lack of of hours of labor. The shorter be cause will then competition acrommoduikma and because a large both the factory employes and part of them must work to support the what ore known an the house workThird, that he aid hla employes to men" family. (those who work at their owg realise their rtass Interests and that, A great social change la near. Teachorganising interests, Humes), are everywhere to ers and educators know that along proceeding those class enforce protection wiih this social change will go an ed- they must couquer the public powers, for' mutual wages and thereby overthrow the capitalist their demands for increased ucational revolution. from manufacturer and for better The new education ran only And a system. the factors or selling full development under new nodal Finally. Join his workers and shun!-de- r prices from to shoulder with them inarch un- agents. conditions. The beginnings of thla To these conditions must bo added The new education are with us, but It is der the banner of Socialism. advances in the prices of raw heavy the the of overthrow system to further capitalist being perverted today e especially in mohair, momaterials, from him would the order. social free ends of a decaying cotton goods and woolens. hair woul, to tied that mean of developnow, should small the Education properly, aa much as M per In' Instance some It he la and hie ment of hand and brain together. drowning him, nock, has result been s very unThe cent. will owner In the women and become men wuuld and isrt should mean that of the Induscondition in satisfactory the wealth of produced become perfectly developed beings employer try, both from the standpoint of the physically, morally and mentally. But the Cooperative Commonwealth. the workman. the commercial spirit of the times Thus, yon will see, the greed" ques- manufacturer and of In the tion la no question. Weekly People. Most of ths factories engaged seises upon but a half of thin educational manufacture of toys fur the American idee and tries instead to turn market .have been kept busy throughout trained human pioduclng machines SOCIALIST GAIN 240,000. out the year, but other factories have only. from ths Wbat Is the object of the great trade Party' In Germany Still Remains Most suffered many Interruptions conditions mentioned. AU are,' howschool of today? la It not simply to Powerful Numerically. ever, now working full capacity and produce trained engineers, architect, some overtime to supply tha home demachinists? Trained workmen crowd returns Feb. Berlin. each other's beela until their wsgea of the relrhataR elections show that mand for the Christmas trade. Just are forced down to the level of the all the political parties Inrrcascd now the craters of the toy industry busier than they have been, even I hair vote. unskilled laborer. The Clerical Center made are at this season, for several years past, have Socialists the For flfty years the largest gain. JH8.005; the National to the various had an educational platform. Romo liberals, S45.581: the Socialists, 241). due In a large measure season. of the beat things in the so called now 2X1; the Conservatives, 210,554, ant Interruptions earlier In the In the Era The toys manufactured education have been taken from the the Moderate Radical. S00.8G0. of are mostly of works of Marx, Engels and Robert The Bocielist .. remain the mast mountains the Baxony end industry has therefore v Owen. having wood, numerically, party powerful Roclallata demand that lb school pulled 3JSot,0Q5 put of n total of Tl, not been particularly affected by thee in prlcee of raw materials buildings should be removed from the 11)9,758. The next highest parties are advance crowded city to the open country and (he Clerical, with 2.274.1187 votes, anl elsewhere. While there are quite a of factories, there Is n very surrounded with Helds end workshops the Conservative, wiih 1,124,82:! number large house" Industry work in the where the child will learn the nature voti-a- . humes. The factory employes are perof things by actual contact with them. g minority and are not so well haps The crowded school room with the GOODING BACKING DOWN. organlied as at Nureinlierg and other overworked, underpaid teacher, must As s result the Industry has disappear and no teacher work with Proofs'' That Never Existed Alleged points. been less subject to disturbance, eithmove than ten or twelve pupils. to Hava Bean Destroyed by Firs. er from strikes, demands for higher nlnety-oeveout of every Today wages or unsatisfactory price. The one hundred children who are enrolled 1. Feb.. Colo., Creek, Cripple advance In the coat of living has, howIn the primary grades fall to rater to fire a alleged yesterday, ever, been keenly felt In the Anaberg the high school. The benefits of n Through have been caused by a combustible, section, aa elsewhere In Grmany. Loproperly arranged high school courts liquid, tba persecutors nf Moyer. however, manufacturers and niUNt he niede ptisslble for every child. and Pettlbnne now pretend tha. cally. agents at Marlenberg, Olberhau. The public schools are today used certain documentary evidence, photoWaldklrchen and Zublitx as a tool by the ruling das. Our graphs, and other valuable papers' have had a guod season and a fairly children are taught those things that that use to Ibay expected against Moy- prosperous trade with the United will help to perpetuate the present er, Hsywuod and Pettlbnne, officer of capitalistic aoclety. What we demand the Western Federation of Miners, States. Consular Report. Is more education and of a better qualrhMrgrd with complicity In tha mnr THE SONG THAT WAITED. ity and that the children be taught. Iho der of Rteunenberg nf truths of history, science, art and the reported to have been desThis Is the storv of a great hope in and not the biased conclu- Idaho, troyed. The combination lock on the the heart of a little child a little wosions nf a dominant class. safe hits lieeri affected by the heat, man child who was filled with one Socialism demands an opportunity and It Is Impossible to open li ai as- mighty desire to sing s .magic song. for the children of the laboring class certain the extent of tha damage. Under all her childish play this to receive all the advantages of schoolThe lire Is as mysterious is the understood, but ing accorded to children of any other longing lay. scare which nf the ngrnts turning half her happiness to sorrow, class. It has nut felled to see that the Mine Owners association and filling her eyes with a deep, farour school system benefits maisrlslly trated In order to Involve the W.perpo F. of but a small class In society. Class M., end which those away seriousness that made people confessed agents education, one thing for the labnrer'a on the trials was their sy: own work. 8he Is a strange chill She Is not child, another for the capitalist's child, Socialist. like others." that one may take his place as a wags Chicago Dally As she grew In years, the lunging worker and the other so n parasitic HOW CAPITALISM PROTECTS grew. Oh. to ting one grand, sweet, Idler, these are the marks of our eduWOMEN WORKERS. noble rang that would more the cation today. The time demands men and women world, and case this aching at ht-Indignation has been amused In Chi- heart! It would be worth any sacriof the working rlssa whu, putting themselves In touch with the now ed- cago by the action of the telephone fice. To reach this dear Ideal she now out frana new after would put aside all the human happiucation. will turn M to th benefit of company, ii hello girl to hustle ness that satisfies other more prosaic the lslsirera.-Clilcag- o Dally Socialist. chise, forcing men residents of the city for souls. among signatures to petitions In favor nf the ADUkTERATEDMILK. But the yeorff went by and her great of (he new rights. The pret granting was not sung. song There la an epidemic of scarlet fe- liest employes are picked out for this and again sKe tried? Always Again ver In Chicago. It la nut confined In degrading service. and forced to make the burden of her heart was too great any one district, but Is In evidence lu themselves agreeable to men In pub- fur her powers. 8he could not put it plsre, tinder penalty nf losing Into word. The gods had not fitted every part, and the cane of It has lic been traced lo the Impure milk being their chance lo earn bread and butter. her lips lo her message. The melody sold, and the company responsible for It Is only another evidence of the fart she made was little and commonplace. thu (he adulteration Is the largest com- that capitalism la Bv and by she married. She spoke dirty bird that befoul Its own nest," nu more of her ambition. Yet, sl! the pany In Chicago, bm It has hot been In for n.ari its It. for of is The greed the profits Chicago. exposed by iwpcrs while in her heart throbbed the music an open flgl". willing io tear: down womankind, ot the spheres, driving her half mad only paper making the home, Soblight the and It the is racy. by her powerlessness to translate 1L pollute Chicago Daily against cialist. Why tl not the other papers Nothing I toi sacred fur Its leprous 8he died, with all ier music In hands clutch to 11. at. becauoe the apeak of It? Wi chiefly her. Few knew her longing. No rou-aa Is Borden Milk C. powerful one remembered her by It. They spake It The Ohio 1'enltentlary News fe pmllis arc In danger If the of her as a good woman, s faithful truth were tol.l. Better kill the babies been uMiiilt'd after a career wife, a loving mother. than lose money. many year. The reason for t To the heart of her little daughter suspeiiHinn Ik that there le not had beep bequeathed the ceaseless SOCIALIST VOTE IN GERMANY. single printer in the ponitentlsry yearning to sing the magir melody. In the pi event time to set the lyi life was repeated the struggle; the her Tinaked. if On the mher hand there are said question ha the secret preparation, the sacrifice, there t unlverssl suffrage in Ger- be plenty nf hanks, lawyers, broke constant hope the final failure. The many. and 'ha popular vote was l.i-- and other "eminently respectable dearest dream of her life waa to sing, nedt why did the Socialist lose In the institution. and yet the fulfillment of her dream scats In the reichniag? The (Il'iwing was forever baffled. explains he .It nation and reason: BALANCED RATIONS. She. too. died, her song unsung, her That happen with the German dream pursued through lile, yet never which Rhode with The relchstag happens department of animal indn realised. Island und Connecticut In these ha complied feeding tables for And again. In the heart of her little state th- apportionment for membeia guidance of stork raisers, it Is sot daughter the song sang on. of the lcgllnture I such that dis- to so balance und It wa melodious with tha dreams diversify the rat . of st-- rk that maximum trict polling email vote have results ms: and desire of three generation. It stive a district hav-lu- obtained In term of pork. beef, h many thrilled with the hope of those two big vote. Thus R I., for In- and wool. other women who died silent, yearnstance. may have a big Deniorrat'c Humanity deprives itself of a g ing to ring. It swelled with their mesIn the niujorliy stale, and e: the leg- many benefit it bestow on the sage. sobbed with their sorrow, murTh-.i- r islature remain Reouhllean. mal population that mured with thsir tenderness, rang with the rclchstap. The district frori man are pure-se- by assuming of a free will with their love and courage. which the member come poll vastly can laugh t cause and effect. And there came a day when It wellA unequal vote. If what we cal and what we prrpic apportioned up strong in the heart of this slight ment would give the Urge: contributes to our physical and n givl. ii that she could not help but to the Social Democracy. growth both are In danger of li open her lips and sing ring without checked if n.d entirely blasted, an effort, without n care, with a smile INTERESTS OF EMPLOYER AND the me hand come commercial on her brow and the divine music of EMPLYE. and on the other the "tattlings nl the angel on her lip. tenderloin" A quantity of gat And the world waa at her feet Uncle Sam and Brother Jonathan. Iona or oiherwise will diffuse They crowned her a genius. when liberated In s room. And eqi k They neither knew nor cared that Mro'hrr .Tonaihan If only the em- - rlesnnes. error and two wnm(.n bad died to make her. deprsviiv an THE SOCIALIST DEPARTMENT OP THE MORNING EXAMINER , Piano Teach-orkeaohetnky Method. Street, AM Twenty-thir- d Factory EXAMINE!!: Mor.MXO a ART J. rise. li : ill-d- 8.--I- - s, abol-ihbe- mill-ston- MRS. J. L. HERRICK, keeeanc In china painting. fWH ef white epacla'ty. Complete line china and matsrtala Studio 17M Waste eve. Real Estate Agents eolumn. Per hargmne in Ogden end euttide propertiea aeo Cleeeined Selee WM. A. HICKkhLUuPcH. heal hoteta, inturance enj Invcot nonta. S09 Ecdee ctaeor to N. H. Ives. Nuiiu-ny- tut. , H. M. GODDARD, In euro nee, flee i Eotata, Loans, Commercial Stesha SIS Bodes Stag. A A RP.UMMITT Real Leona. Inauranca, Ave. S174 Waehlngton . JAG. E. BAkkANTVNS. Rotate, tneurence and It etmente. Otace Slg Eceleo BUffi . A M., PORHISTAkU Surety Benda, Real katete and eouronoo, 813 Ectlre Biug W.N. PEIRCE. Root Rotate. Lit IteuriKC Notary, ell letn Fire ana sl Beth A. A. WENGER. Real Eotata, Fire Insurance, Marb Leans. 11 Firat Nat l Rand Saga Ind, Phana 72k . Phene, Eatate. Either 771. E. F. RRATZ. Real Eetate, ' Fire insurance, kaeno, Notary. 41C S&th Gb Rotb phenea KELLY A HERRICK. koena end General Ineurance, ftentali, Real Batata Invastmanta W. R. WEDEkk Real Eetate, Leone, Ineurenee and Rentals. 2448 Weahlngton ava Reyle block. Roth phoned, . d Grun-hainlche- A C. NYE, R. L. IVES. Red Estate, Leans, Inauranca, Renta Cellactiena, Notary Publlo, Real Eetate, koena and Insur- ance. Notary Publlo, Mil Washington Avenua R. H. GODDARD; Raal Eatate, Fire and Ufa Ineun anee. Notary Puhlla 412 Eaolaa Roll Fhono Bldg. 54 X. E. B. ROkAPP. Eitate .Fire Inauranca, Notary Puhlla, Rentals, 404 Ecclaa Raal Nldgv RoU phana SB; ind, 11. klatan to me, dear, Which will be boot; To strugglo with rank dedr, Or ohall wa Invaat f Anawar by mala or famala to he JUMBLE. 8100, Wash. Hello, M4A . . E, S. SMITH Mine end Realty Broker. Notary Publlo. Room 11, First Nab Bonk. Ind. phono M7. A C. SIMMONS. Root eetate dealer In Five Points propertiea end farm810lends. Rental Wash. Ava, propertiea handled. BuS-y- . Bell phono CHAUNCY PARRY ' Real Eatate. Fire Ineurenee and toano. Conor Bid ond Wash, Reap- - r Attorneys JOSEPH CHEZ, Attorney and Counoolor at Low, 40 and 41 First National Bonk Bldg, Ogdon, Utah. Both phenol. Notary in office. AGEE A M'CRACKEN, S3, 54 e First National Bank Bldg. Pi Ball SOS, Ind. 80. Counselors-et-Lcw-, M. O. LESIENOEK Atlemry-ai-La- VOkNEY C. GUNNELL 100 Ecclaa Building. pfflee feed W a thin ton Avo. E. T. HULANIBKI Attamay-at-Lad- T. R. OCONNELLY. Atternsy-st-Ls14 Twenty-fourt- h een'o Grocery. St, ever Richard Ind. phone 44. Raima 11-8- 2 r, First Nat Bank Bl R. R. FARNSWORTH Ottornay-ai-La- S14 and 115 Ecclaa Building. City Florists B. VAN DER SCHUIT. Funsral designs ef all kinds; cut flowers and potted plants. All an dors promptly flllod. Phana 504-Z- . 740 Twanty-oightab h THE PORTER FLORAL TO. out flowers always on hand. Floral dsalgna a specialty. Groanheuao car. JclTorcen ava. and Twentieth at W. L. Porter, Mgr. Phonos Bell 250-Z-; Ind. 251 Chaleo train-wreckin- nd b.-r- VARNEY FLORAL C Floral dsalgna of ovary tlon to order; Delivery p modi. Order by phono. Bel Greenhouse, 111 Thirtieth i OGDEN FLORAL CO Floral Artists. Store 411 Twenl fourth et Greenhouse epooei Qlenweod park. Phansei Bell gap Ind. 141 - g VARNEY FLORAL CO. The choice' carnations, roses end other flowers, with appropriate Prices moderate 1S2 Thin freon. Bell 515-K-. Ogden City Dentists FEDHAWS DENTAL PARLORS Over SpargO Beak Store 455 With. Avo. 'Phono 714, Ran rrpre-t-i-tilatio- Ug. . |