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Show TI1E MORNING EXAMINER. FACTS tr. JSi gAlSfh" BUT Coffee. .efcSfwe jJS-rS- " B- rTwo'Cro He. Fin,- - Good," CWc..' Coffee. -Crow. Coffee. Cbm w5'!ti Good- Coffee. jUrttoAlvet -- Coffey -- Coffee. Very .- He God.-HeemeK- .Extra Good- Hee Coffee, JJifSlf Good- 40c per lb Bert of aU ,- tie Co., Gono Coffe oherauta 25c per lb. Cofr . . f0il(r 4 Co, Golden Gate ..Sunshine to the Soul- 40e lb. L0)U u'rtebt -- House White 0c Co., 1 Teddy Choice.-4Wedding Breakfast Cofr Fuperflne," 80c lb. ' Hall Coffee, 4 Co., Barlngton Steel Cut,- 40c lb. Brandenstine, M. ft B. Coffee. Ihit-tiuli- ' w j Very 40c lb. Brandenstine. M. , I Fine." 4 B. Coffee, can, fl.10. Very Fine," no Better than Champagne and costs benefit ora. If these coffees do not 899 out ersrybod y It certainly benefits enr of a 1.000. So let the other chap In place. cereal favorite his joy f, B.nNOEvans FANCY STAPLE Both Phones IToiv many khiiU: are thtv among you wlio know what it means? If an article is pure, the manufacturers are more than pleast-- t.. say it uu the label of their goods and in their advertising. If they are adulterated, they will say nothing until forced to by the law. Again, many dealers will order the adulterated goods because they can make more profit on them than is possible to do on wholesome pure foods. So, if you get pure food, you will hare to select the brand and insist on getting it from your dealer or send to the manufacturer for your supply. SELF-RISINALL EX?? BREAD FLOUR IS PURE. BROWN IJOSTON G ALLENS SELF-RISINTAXCAKE FLOUR IS PURE. For sale by all first clasa grocers. If yours does not have it, write to us. 3-- B G Allens Flour Co. B. B. B. Pacific Coast Factory, San Jose, Cal. Eastern Factory, Little Wolf Falls, Manawa, Wis. Cdm GROCERIES Avenue. 4 Cert's Plane Bros. Organa. Newman WEI IN ESP AT, WRIT WARDLEIGII C. funos 086ANS AND MUSICAL IEKCBAND1SE Ban- Accordeons. jos, Strings. Violins, Guitars, Latest Publications of 8heet Music. Bee the Wonderful Pipe Organ. H76 Washington Avonusb OGDEN, UATH. Commercial Electric Co. 2279 Ini Wash. Ave. 'Phone 362 Estes Doctor' Specialist Fra. Cure whan ether fall. Mdw metaeS enau Katie for nny Chreele Plceaae nf any mm or Mtura. Evtry mm purmtort A Partial list of Diseases Cored Oatorth, Dmi.m Blaglas la tin Bun, IMmmm rt th" dee, Three, Noe KraTnhM . All On and Chart, mm ths Lung BreeehUI Haart live Kidneys Ml Bladder. VUm Dmm. FUa Ito Bl NecroeaTrocbl Blood Potaoeing boo any aao" mtoaWpoeoltar to WoEoa. AMT PUVATB IKSEABft Of MEM quickly ouod to alay eared. Omm at eao awaoilMtiM and advtao la Ramaabar Tomorrow aaey be to 1st. OaB wry n b Os easraetsr el the errlos we supply onr pstrona Prompt reliable sad at lew east ear Dm yon say well he on yoar job and handle It eapedlUeuly and walk BR. ESTES, SPECIALIST ALLEN morkl TRANSFER Oiriiea. trtah. CO. mm Rom II. WMhlagtaa Avai KaaMOibar A (Beyls somber ICnMBBBi Springfield Fire company & litniN THE tl for yam. Phone Ml St 155 25th Street Men's Furnishing Goods & Marine Insurance Company O F and Noions of all kinds Fancy Cash Groceries Wines and Liquors f Pacific Coast Preiniums, 1905 Second Hind Stores Th. JUMBLE buya, tall, or a wanga. any .id thing (bluaa" . pted) and moat Waah. Hail., 1144 mw one Pacific Coast Premiums, 1906 214, 936.00 .$060,829.98 NET INCREASE $415,893.98 2200 . SECOND-HAN- STORE. buy and tall all kinda of now Call or phono good wackar 4 Hiyna Prop 1ft 26th St, Pbana, Ind. 122. " J"d Mcend-han- d Ban Francisco was pleased with the Springfield, or the year 1906 would show a DECREASE in net premiums. PAUL ZIEGENHIRT, Sooand-Han- Star d JJ you hava anything ta wall or buy 870 to 1176 Waah. A ! 45 Pjn h. Ind, 73. A DENKERS . Mw nighaat JMna W furniture tha ehaapaaL Pnart klv IS 627-f- In prlea far aaeMO and aall ta tho publia 2416 Grant Aw. S.U t20L C. J. HERRICK CO. SuoccBMra to H. L. Whft l yeo want ri,.?yr tai Check over the companies you are insured. with. and learn how many made such a record as Cf" A- S? ' " r-- w M want WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. J. II. forrisfall, Agt. Phones Rob t.G. Agee, Mgr. Offcel.S 1007. 27, PATRONIZE THEM AND HELP TO ENRICH THE COUNTY AND STATE atom HABEAS CORPUS FOR YOUTHFUL TRAIN WRECKER. Howell in Opinion Sugg.ata That Jyriadiction of Juvenil. Caurta Ba Limit. VWUWlVlIVUU THE UTAH CANNING COMPANY SALT LAKE VALLEY CANNING CO. OGDEN, UTAH. MANUFACTURERS Judge Packers of High Grads Vegetables In granting tha writ of babraa ror-lu- t for Kay Swart uikhi kipll-amo- n of l). C. Swan rafter, the father uf the hoy. Judge Unwell takea ticca-ek- to point uut the of the a pieaeut juwnilr court law and that the Jurladiction of juveuiie couru be limited. Following U tha opinion in full: It appear from the lilt- - in tbfacave and the evidence Introduced herein that Kay Swartfager. a child under the age of 18 year, waa charged by complaint In Morgan count), atate of I'lah, with tha crime of murder In lie first degree, upon wbieh charge a preliminary examination u had before the Juitice of the peace of Morgan procincf. In the said Morgan oraty. atate of I'tah. and tha aabl Ha Swartfager waa ht-- to answer in the dUtrlct court upon such charge. Tha father of Ray Swartfager now a writ of habpetithins thla court eas Mrpua on the ground that the auid Justice of tlie peace waa without Jurisdiction to hold a preliminary examination at said Ray Swart fagP. or tv hold him to anawer to thla court. The mile Question for the determination of the court la whether or not the provisions at chapter 117 of tne Session Laws of I'tah, 1tui.pi, creating Juvenile court deprive committing laglarratea of their Jurisdiction to hold preliminary examinations of under the are of g year charged w.tb crime and whether or wit It treventa the trial of auch dilldren by the dlatrict court Thla court has already determined, in the case of the state of Utah ex M. N. J, Harris, county attrwney, against John IX Murphy, municipal 'tdge of Ogden city, that In cities of the first and second class, In which Juvenile courts aa special courts ara created. Justices of the peace or city or municipal Judges have no Jurisdiction to hold preliminary examinations of children under the age of 18 years charged with Crimea and hold them to anawer ta th dlntrirt court. It Is unnecessary, therefore, at any great length to reiterate the reasoning which led the court to that conclusion. It sufficient to aay that the court, nfler reexamining the question even more thoroughly than before, eeea no reason to alter that conclusion. It would seem equally clear that In accordance with the provisions of section 4 of said chapter 117 In counties where a probation officer has been appointed, a committing magistrate would have no authority to bold a preliminary examination of a child under the age at 18 years, for that section provide as folio wa: "In oountisa where s probation offl eer ha been appointed, whenever a complaint la made or pending against & child claimed to be a delinquent un Ur this act, before any oourt or mag latrate having competent Jurisdiction thereof. It (ball be the duty of such oroit or magistrate, at once, before any other proceedings are bad In the case, to gtve notice In writing of the pendency of said cause to the prolm turn officer for bta county, who shall have opportunity allowed to Invest! gate the charge or charge and upon receiving such notice the probation officer shall Immediately proceed to inquire Into and make a full examination of the parentage of the child and cf the facts and clrenmstancea of the case, and report the same In writing to the court or magistrate, who nball aoYise and counsel with the said probation officer; and if upon auch investigation and consultation It shall appear to the oourt or magistrate be fore whom the complaint Is made that raid child la guilty as charged, he shall Immediately certify the rare to the dlatrict court and transmit therewith all papers relaxing thereto, and the probation officer shall have charge of said child until the child shall be brought before the district court, where the care shall be conducted as provided for In the provisions of this act feferring to Juvenile courts bnd the duties of probation officers. For the purposes of thla act there la hereby created a Juvenile department of Dm district courts outside of cl tins of the first end second else and all proceedings thereunder shell be kept in a record to be known tha Juvenile register and which ebsll be separate and apart from the criminal record of said district court. It does not appear from the record In thin cam whether or not a proba officer has been appointed In Morgan county, but assuming that there has been no such appointment, then it would seem impossible that the failure to make the appointment could render a child In that county liable to the ordinary proces of the criminal law, when be Is not so llablfi in cities of the first awl second class, or in counties In which a probation officer has been appointed. To so bold It would be necessary to declare that chapter 117, hereinbefore mentioned, is subject to tbe constitutional inhibition against lack of uniformity, but our own supreme court has expressly decided that the law is pot subject to this constitutional Inhibition, because uniform extend Its provision! throughout the state, the Juvenile of district court taking the place of Juvenile courts in all counties except those containing cities of the first and second clss It therefore necessarily follow that, Irasmuch as Juvenile courts where established have exclusive Jurisdiction of children under the age of 12 years who are ebarg-- d with the commission of crimes, that the Juvenile depart-nient- s of the district courts in the state outside of those cities where Juvenile courts are established have also exclusive jurisdiction of such ofand that neither a commitfender district court ting maglstri'e nor tbecourt rrimlnal have any a as anting Pierce's Purs Food Catsup. Pierce'a Purs Food Pork 4 Beans Pierce's Purs Food Hominy. Piorco's Worcestershire Sauc n t'-o- sucL Jurisdiction. Buck Is the logical Inference from the doctrine laid down by onr own the rase of Emil supreme court In vs. Wlllla Brown, Mill, petitioner, court of Salt Judge of the Juvenile Lake Cltr. state of Utah, respondent, which I am bound to follow, and If it ta to be limited In its application. It is for the supreme court, and not for me. to modify that decision. This conclusion, it I true, U some what starUUif. but ao more so lhaa . Manufacturers VINEGAR UtaH Fruits and Vegetables FIVE OGDEN, THE BEST. POINTS, UTAH. Harness and Wholesale and Retail Manufacturer ef 134 te 240 Twenty-fourt- STRICTLY A HOME PRODUCT. Edward Bichsel, Proprietor. Factory 2454 Wall Aeenua. OGDEN, UTAH. TENTS and AWNINGS Manufacturers ef Honeysuckle Eviporated Milk Wen the gold modal at the State Fair, 1905. A trial can will convince you there le none JUST AS GOOD 2266 Wash. Av Street. h tho conclusion arrived at in the ran of the atate of Utah ex rel. N. J. liar rla, county attorney, agulust John U Murphy, municipal judge of Ogden city, heretofore mentioned, and simply result from the failure of the to place any limitation upon the jurisdiction at Juvenile courts and Jtveuile departments of the dim riel court over minors, a defect which could be easily remedied by legislation, and If common report be correct, will be remedied, if the present art relating to Juvenile court panned by the legislature la approved by the governor. , The petition for lb 6 writ may be rd. grant Dated March 25, 1907. J. A. 110WEU., Judge. It Ask your Grocer far FACTORY OGDEN, UTAH. OGDEN, UTAH. PICKLES Cache Valley Condensed Milk Company JOHN I10XER Tha best and Largest. Manufacturers In tha West. and of 'Phene 107P. J. G. READ & BROS. CO. Saddlery UTAH VINEGAR AND PICKLE WORKS A Full Lino of FACTORY, Wo pack but ena grade ef goods aus-fert- chtl-dre- n. MARCH Some of the Manufacturers of Our County and State GRANTED lr 23. 2364 Washington TTAIT. SIVARTFAGER J "Flnett," Coffee. O i Good.' Coffee. Bur Coffee. -r -- Pme Food Law w"Th?sw'urii,u teiiSSS. OGDEN, AT LOGAN, JTAH. The Putnam Clothing House IS AGENT FOB The Bradley & Metcalf GOOD PRICES Shoes PAID FOR WOOL UOB MEX, BOYS AND CHILDREN. AB HIGH UTAH FLOCKMABTERB CENTS. AS TWENTY-FIV- BRADLEY & E METCALF CO. Th Shearing Season Haa Started The Clip Promises to Exceed That of Last Year. The shrdring season 1a on and local llockniMter are preparing to have shorn many' thousands uf sheep, located in Utah, Nevada and Idaho. In promt-liene- e evtry sheep section of nnybeen shearing statinna have equipped with muchlnea that do the work of several mm, and save to sheepmen from n half pound to one pound of yrool per nniuinL Being questioned concerning the wool crop of 1907, a number of grow, era stated yesterday that for quality and quantity It would surpass any season now on record. A nilid winter, with plenty of gran and a wet spring have combined to produce a long atabla, free from dirt and re marlrably textured Just the variety in greatest demand In the Kw-- t fur the So steady manufacture cf woolen ta the demand for Weatern wool that local sales have already been made. Buyers are aaxioua to secure any quantity, and care but little ao long as they know that the wool is on the backs of the sbeep. Price will range from 20 to 25 cents and even higher before the season ekiaes. Several sheepmen, with reheadquarters In this city, have ceived better than 23 cents for their This ta for the better grade sf clip wool, but the general excellence of the product has limited rtaaalflral.km to first and second grades. Locally more than 1,000,000 pounds will be sold within a few days. There is none more per-feor reliable." It will jMiy you to coll aud examine them. et MAKERS OF GOOD SHOES SINCE 1845 An appropriate table decoration for EASTER SUNDAY would be one of our Spun Saga? Nests Filled with eggs or some of our delicious Buttercups or Wafers , Ogden Candy Kitchen 370 25lh 5L, Broom Hotel Building Ind. Phone 326 NIISSIOII OF DEFAMATIOH Frank J. Cannon 'Will Deliver Bpaechee In East. Anti-Morm- Frank J. Cannon, editor of the Tribune, left Belt Lake yesterday afternoon for the East He waa accompanied bF member of his family and occupied a drawing room. It ta alated that Mr. Cannon will be absent sevAa to the purpose of hi eral month mission, he waa discreetly silent, but It la staled that he will meet Senator Dubois and Burrows and other enemies of the Mormon church and that tbe detail of an lecture tour are to be agree-- upon. and that It 1a the Intention to tnrm the principal oentern of the United States with a scries of harrangne in which the good name of Utah and her sister atate of Idaho will suffer much. antt-Uta- Your Expectations Will Be Realized If YOU BUY A b 1 ADOPTION OF MILEAGE Recycle Bicycle BOOKS. ' Si: Phul, Marfti 2C.-- Full term of the proposed arbitration between the railroads and the state of the pa40' ger and. freight rates were made public today In the debate In the over the Joint resolution urging n committee to propose n plan of arbitration to the governor, attorney d general and representative of the The arbitration plan embrace the adoption of a 2 A cent n mile Interchangerate, a 2,000-milfamable mileage book and a In ily mileage book, both redeemable cash at 2 cent n mile any time. In regard to commodity freight to agree to rate, the railroads are accept a reduction of an equivalent of of the reduction ordered by the slat railroad and wnrehouae In turn the state I to nil suits now pending looking enforcement of the railroad com-rall-roo- paa-aci'g- Also we waat jour KODAK bsatBess. Full line of EAST MAN & PREMO KODAKJ3 and all supplies for the amateur. Hprinf is here and yon will want yoar bicycle pnt in order. Onr repair department haa been entailed and prices are right. T. S. HUTCHISON 500-mll- e two-third- s dia-ml- . 306 Twtnty-fifl- h Street STANDAR.D.EXAMINER Want Ads Bring Big Results |