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Show s' THE MOUSING THE EXAMINER property rights if a man cant even give sway a bribe when he wants to. It not get Jimmy bad to HIGH SOCIETY VS. MINING CAMPS Hyde as an ambassador, but take him merely as Telegram: la the dosing speech of America supplies Paris with many Mr. Jerome's prosecution, he ashed if such. New York vu to become a mining Having failed to accomplish anycamp. Thera every men had to carry with a paper panic, the railroads thing his owm revolver. aow to shut off the heat. prepose hut Me they not words, Those toio conula the substance of what he said. It might bo a good acbeme for railwho hare New, a good many road presidents hereafter to employ Uved la camps all their lives deaf aad dumb stenographers and sad have sever canted a revolver, alt- make them turn tn their note books er loading the Thaw trial, win sever before leaving the effles. CO to New York City without having At Ehsgilsh publishing house is adat least oa gas aader his eoat tail. a la a humareue work la five mining worst shooter tho vertising About IT it ia for homo consumpat volumes. a victim chance, hia gives camp lean, ter self defease; that is more tion, this probably mesas one volume than Thaw gave to While, aad Judg- of Jokes aad four of diagrams. ing tho whole ease through, if tho Thera is every Indication of a haad-o- a manners aad customs of aiining eampa collision on the Ohio yoUtioal short art as had as they art la Ugh aoctety Has. then (he mining la New York city, The camps ought to he abolished. It ia to be hoped that Ida TarbeU chivalry of a mlaleg camp does act will aot want to take all tho credit d murder. There whoa the Prwatdeat turns hia attoar ran to are difficulties occasionally la mining tioa to tariff reform. J camps, hut innocent people are la the matter of afreet railways, aelfea harmed, tor the eheoteio act Chicago apparently bee determined to welfare the for cocelderailoa have only let veil acenough along ig eutddere, but they have that to them which always impels curacy Andrew Oaraegte says that riches kill the right maa, and then the mea add little to hamaa happiness That in mining camps get made at the right may be true, but ve are from tljpe. Poor Paris. did. PENNILESS BOYS IN e bUu an -- odd-bloode- THAT CONSPIRACY. There in scsptfoisa expreseed In' soma Quarters over the reality of tho stery about a flnaaotal conspiracy for checkmating tho president. Of course there is a possibility that the story may have been overdraws or that tho ceaeplracy was further developed la wish than to actual fulfillment. But those vho are loudest la decrying She story are not those upon whose ehaolnte good faith and loyalty tho praotdoat places the moat dependence Just aow. And there Is little doubt among tho real friend of the administrate that the president has takes the heat, as he has certainly taken the meet direct, method of meeting the move against him. One of the president's atnmgeet weapons has always been publicity. It ban aot been the habit of presidents to take tho public leto their confidence. But It has certainly proved In the cnee of Mr. Roosevelt that hie reediest end rarest defense against aay attempt at influence has been to give tho whole story away and let those who havo tried to approach him take cere of themselves the boat they might la the present case, however embryonic the combination again et him might have hewn, (he peeple have had due warning of Ra existence, and they win he the more carofli! la scanning every move made la the presidential rampalga from this time oa. If there are any hi tercets that went to heat the president and hie politics, they will hare to ootnf out and do ft la the open. It la an uaemrootedly long time since we hove bad an outbreak either of Vesuvius or Tom Lawson. The raise la telegraph rates wee not loop to catching up with the raise in telegraphers' wages. The Balkan peasants used pitchforks against the government troops. Must have been reading about some of Mr. Tillman's performance ia the senate.- - Until somebody really finds the North Pole, this discussion about who owns It, must he regarded as a matter of getting blown up by the terror late was a welcome variety. The public may be thankful for ono thing about tho Thaw million. Harry to not. liable to laved vaudeville for a living whoa hie case to ended. DANDELIONS IN 1HE LAWN Standard: Noticing your editorial in Friday's Standard, regarding tho desirability of abolishing the dandelion, the thought oreura possibly the fallowing might be of Interest to your large army of readers who delight to Ana lawas: To the person who Is trying to maintain a lawn, dandelions mean nothing but a source of work and Cutting them off. even below the surface, teems merely to have the effect of making them multiply the faster. A spoonful of gasoline poured Into the center of the head of each dandelion will deitroy them root and branch within twenty-fou- r to forty eight hours. The geiollne penetrates throughout the plant, even into the tip of the roots, causing a slimy decomposition. Apparently gasoline has some Judge Alum & Parker seems to be afflnlty for the milk or latex to theae acquiring the "I told you to" habit plants and follows the latex tubee through the whole plant Grata and e Nobody has heard of Nebraska de- shrubbery ere not Injured by the unleea It le carelessly applied veloping opposing beoma tor the Demto undue quantities." ocratic noailnadoa. The above wee taken from a recent ferae of "Country Life In America. It looks like a aertoue invasion of Xoure truly (Signed), 8. J. GRIFFIN. gas-olln- EXAMINER, OGDEN, UTAH. SUNDAY, me material and at the same time nearer to a market for the nienulac--t tired article, ladepeudencs. Jackson county, Missouri, Is the place that has been selected for the establishment. The Danielson Flow company of lav gMi is re incorporating with a capitalisation at 1600,000. This la divided into 6.000 shares at luO a share. Of APRIL 11, 1G7. If this amount more then 200,u00 has been subscribed by prominent men of Logan, Cache Valley, Provo, southern City, Indepen Utah, Denver. dence aad Idaho. Articles of incorporation will he filed within n few THEY HAD DREAMS OF A CAREER days nndr tho Ins of the etete of ON THE STAGE. Utah. Tho directors of tho company will be as fellows: W. G. Danielson. Logan; 8. O. Bonaion, Independence; Stranded in Ogden, They Were Tee Jos. Qulaney, Leges; V. J. Roth. Kacaas City; F. W. Weego. Denver; Freud to Beg end Want HungC. H. Hart, Logaa. and one ether to ry for a Day. bo named later. The officers will be: W. G. Danielson, president; B. O Baa-aloJoseph Qulaney. A deeea hungry, penal less boys, secretary, and H. E. Hatch, treaauror. with awre wisdom than when they left Balt Lake twe weeks 4A aad SIMON BAMBEECEB HERE with a btg baas drum, a se wring m aad oihar paraphernalia. aad a He Afis,H Declare He Will Reach Ogdisgruntled auaager aad a disappointed playwright are what remains of the den Thin Bummer. Watkins Dramatic company, organised to Zion to tour email cities la Simon Bamberger, president and Utah, Idaho and other states. promoter ef tho Belt Lake A Ogdon With stelae ef travel showing plain- Railway oompuay, wsa to Ogdoa n abort time Friday, eeosuUtog with ly the boys walked the streets yesterday, fondly looking into the win. Us business colleasees bora cancer does of restaurants at the appetising tog the ease now pending la district eatables oa display, wishing they had court wheraby Christiaan Hunter the price of a square meal hopes to gain an Injunct is a, restrainBe persistant beoama the assault ing the company from eroaatog her of buagor that tho valiant head property, couth of the city. a lawyer to the hope that la It la alleged by the company that acme manner Manager C. C. Lon hart, the permission of the plaintiff was obwhom they claim owes them back tained before operations were m salary, oould be made to pay them meaesd oa her strip ef land. A piece thrtr Just dues. Oa tho advice of the of track has already been laid over attorney, on of tho party decided to the ground la dispute, Should the swear out a warrant against tho plaintiff he successful to prosecuting atnadod organisation, whoa strong her ease, Bamberger asserts that be box is aald to contain enough money will be compelled to make a detour, gathered oa the eventful tour to pay and tap the terminal of tho Lincoln off tho salaries of the boys. Ia case avenue track, at n point on the county the manager does act loosen hia purae road which will obscure the track tram travelers until they are dangerously string, the available assets ef the does. Owing to this bad feature the eonverted seised will be and company Into cash tor tho Immediate relief of oompuay hesitates to change its route as originally planned. the aspiring young acton. Meanwhile work so tho line la being Two weeks age all wee bright with roseate dreams aad the youagaters pushed with renewed energy. Tho gravel trains are to operation above Rlv ware carried away by the promise sad eloquence of the promoters of erdate, a steam shovel Is gradually the oompuay. aad they vallatad them- digging its way Into the limits of tho selves to tho service of Leohart for city sod a gang of trackmen are layan Indefinite tour a rilliana. detec- ing ties aad steel Mr. Bamberger to working for tho tives, negro gentlemen, wits aad The completion of his rand at tho earliest wage la the stirring drama, maintains that ha Negro." Oa head bills Issued by the possible date and will be running tnlan between Ogden organisation was advertised a comad Balt Lake before many weeks. pany of fiO people some of whom wore while front others as to tho aura, put were described as promising talent AT THE TABERNACLE Northward the t reaps played Its way untU It reached the lower towns ef Elder John W. Bomraroft Will Bs tho Idaho. Speaker Sunday, Prnteo wee the lent city graced by the presence of The Nrfro." From Prof. Jee. Balteatyno announce tho that city to Ogdra tho trip was made following innate for tho regular Sunin allenoe, as business had not been day aorvtcoe la tho Tabernacle at I what It ought to havo been cud cash p. rare. 1. High on tho Mountain Top" When the train arrived et the de- Taber uncle choir. pot the boys alleged that they were I. "Come Thou, O King of Kings deserted by Lenhsrt and hia associ- Choir. ates, who refused to pay Their bock I. Organ Solo (Selected) Mr. Bam u larks or even provide them with F. Whitaker. breakfast. As n result they paced 4. Tenor nolo, "light of the World the streets until hunger drove them (Adams) Mr. F. El Wool to desperate action. solo (Selected) Mr. I. Organ Whitaker. . Solo aad chorus, "Scatter SunUTAH INVENTOR Mrs. Lily Py Bradford and shine ebotr. Danielson Flow Company Will Erect Elder John W. Bcewcrofl who to homo from tho Colorado missions, preBig Flatit. paratory to leaving for England, where The inventions of a Utah man art he hast been transferred to finish hia to be manufactured on a large eeato, mission, will be Qie speaker. and a plant vrlhch will cost to the Richard J. Tuttle, cable superintend neighborhood of fSKO.OOO will soon bo erected for that purpose. W, Q. Dan- dent of tho Rocky Mountain Telephone ielson In the man referred to and hia oompuay, is to Ogdea superininventions consist of novel plows sad tending the work of stringing addiothsr farming machinery. These Im- tional oabto throughout different parts plements have been manufactured to of the city. Utah, hut la order to do Justice to An 'automobile psuoelt post delivery their business the men Interested in the company deem it necessary to es- aerrioe lira been established at with two doUvsrtaa dally. tablish a plant nearer to tho supply of OGDEN And All Men Were 2 feet 6 AND ALL THE MEN KISSED ALL THE WOMEN, ID SELL W OULDNT YOU? You s for kissing don't need stunts, but you do need them fur We have what you need. All sites and kinds at prices STEP-LADDER- S. e. , ' step-ladder- t; house-cleanin- From $1.50 Up BIssell and National Carpet Sweepers T Prize my Bissell eon-aalt- The great labor savers. Do not fill the house full of dust during the operation A most sanitary and helpful implement. One outwean fifty brooms. Prices $2,25 and up Feather Dusters are tn important items. We have an extensive line. Turkey Feather Dusters - 25c and up Ostrich Feather Dusters $1,15 and up YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD At this time of the year you need many new things that you may not have enough ready cash to get them with. We will supply you, and you may pay a little down and a little each week or month as your income BEE OUR NEW limits. CM-eag- GO-CART- SPIRING OPENING SALE ANNUAL OUTINC clothing department, was as busy as we expected. Hundred of Men's and Boys' Suits and Shoes left the store at the sale prices. The values are extremely good and will continue so for Monday and Tuesday MONDAY we will make the store departments very busy places. SATURDAY, in the MENS SHOES LADIES Our mens shoe department in a new one, in the front of the booth building. In it we are carrying the faiuouu PACKARD SHOE FOR MEN, which Fell at $3.50, 1.00 and $5.00. Beaidea this celebrated male, we carry Feveral other good lines which we will Fell at a big discount all day MOXDA Y and TUESDAY. pain of mens shoe ia box calf, velour calf and rici kid, formerly sold at $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00. ') Tf Bale Price O 500 200 en; pain of mens good nhoea; remu&ntn, all leath-very good at $2.75 and $3.00. Bale Price 2C BOYS SHOES 100 pain of boys shoes, also gome mens si tea 1 QC Regular $2. .50 kind. Bale Price $lVO On the Bargain Tables are huudreda of other good shoee, for boys, and they are very rare offerings. At this (P IT aale 95c and $1.00 mixed in. Tbs Weber Club has received the tetter from the committee having charge of the annual outing of U. C. T, to be held la Provo thto yeer: Ws have Just completed arrange-meat- s for our annual anting to bo held at Provo, Utah, Frida? and Saturday. Juno Hit and Hnd. Wo hereby extend to the membera of your club and the cKIaena of your city a cordial Invitation to Join with u In making our outing the usual U. C. T. suocest. The cttlaoaa of Provo are making every effort to make thin a success. A very elaborate program haa bean prepared, constating of a baseball gams, between the membera of the U. C. T. aad u picked tana from the business men of Kovo. Five braes bands will be In attendance. Thera will he horse races, athletic sports, aide trips to Utah Lake and beautiful Provo canyon. Trout und Chicken dinner will bo served at Spring DeU and Upper Falla. Grand Elaotrie parade to be followed by a baU at Moaart'a partition. Automobile races, prise fights, cock fighta and political fights, and nil other kind of fights pcrmlualUc under, the State Laws of Utah. Town very truly, (filgnod) C. C. Sloan, W. O. Bridgman, W. D. McAllister, Geo. W. Goddard, B. M. Barlow, Chairman." following SHOES Shoes, vici kid with stock tips or patent tips, lace, d O or light soles; all good values, ttqles heavy on sale ladies r ,,,VOt) Ladies' Oxfords, patent kid and vici kid with French heels, extra fine grade and sell at $3.50; QA Bale Price $.0 7 Frsvs Arranging to Entertain tho Utah Commerolal Travelers. CHILDRENS SHOES (Childrens Shoes in box calf or vici kid with heavy or to 2; sale ( light soles, from 8 )IeO0 price 1-- 2 Baby Shoes from 2 to 8 ,95c SEVIER MINE A WONDER Soft Soles for babies, six colon - hlDLr Mere en Geld Mountain. MONDAY is the big day in the shoe department, but all over the store low prices will continue as before. HUP Particulars ef the Rich Strike RUI In confirmadoa of the report of a rich strike In the fierier Con. mine. In which Rev. Meleou and hi brother of Ogden are heavy stockholders, to the following from Richfield fiua: And still another rich strike has been mad in the fierier Con. This great pro petty to beoomlng a noord breaker. King Solomon's mine ware gopher botes a compared to the rich ore bod toe which characterise the greatest mine oa Gold Mountain. Particulars of a. fabulously rich trike la the groat and only fierier Con. iverbed Richfield oa Monday. Vice President Mai son, who bee been spending the past two months on Gold Mountain, noting with careful eye the progress of development work, telephoned the salient features of tke strike, which was made oa Saturday, to Charles Lammeradorf of thto city. When the regular train pulled Into Richfield from the south on Monday morning Mr. James Warden, superintendent of the fierier mine and mill, was a north-boun- d pnienger. He was met at the station by Charles and the two men at once went Into caucus. Mr. Warden hnd wltfi him samples of ore, hastily gathered before tearing the mine. They glittered and glistened with free gold. They carried values for In excess of any apnclmcna ever brought down from Gold Mountain. Mr. Warden carefully narrated every detail of Saturday's strike. The story need aot be rehearsed hero tn the Bun. It to the story of other recent groat strikes ia the Sevier Oon. It to the fourth one within tho past throe months. Mr. Warden said that last Saturday's wondrous development occurred In the aocaltod Lammcndorf Throe feet of blue ora, hacked up by ore thaa about ten foot of tower-gradthe blue, with wells not yet reached, was a fragment of the story told by tho superintendent. The fierier Oon. to Indeed fortunate la having for its superintendent of the mine and mill ouch an enthusiastic exInpert as James Warden, whoseorekeen bodies sight into the lay" of the mine has snd his familiarity with the been largely instrumental la bringing about tbeee strikes of the put winter. Mr Warden reported that the mine and the mill are being operated to their fun capacity. All connected with fillthem, ownera and operative; are ed with enthusiasm. Optimism perches on the smokestacks of the mill aad permeates every craaay ia the mines. The outlook never looked brighter, ven cynice admit that the fierier Con. Is dvsld to become the greatest bonansa In the State of Utah. Lam-mersdo- rf, up-rls- e Tha Epoca an official note today formally contradicting statements made tn the Moategniai documents, according to which the Vatican Interfered with the Spanish government In ortor to prevent the visit of King Alfonso to Franoe. Madrid. April 11. pub-Ush- In Alabama a bill Du 'been Introduced compelling autoiste to stop upon meeting horses J Get acquainted with tto ' Steam Laundry today. dangerous. Many opportunities would prove virtually geld WB1 to people have slipped by delay or hesitation. Pat chance to entrant your tooud! ? a foundry possessing unsqusb pw ties for turning out your work W aV ly tad satisfactorily slfo ger. Begin today favoring year bnidteu. Ogden Steam Lanndij Tbeaau 4IY 174. MITCHELL BROS. For Monuments rtoaVarrived 2 -t w n,te marble and ft from. Dont buy jgL. they get lsrgs and you have to D Order at once for CITY Ct YARD OPPOSITE Jut u etery. WANT ADS YIELD |
