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Show TIIE MORNING EXAMINER, are preparing for this week's, day's, purchase. Great Reduction GIFTS WEDDINS JUNE THE EXAMINER for this 20 Per 20 Per Cent Off Wedding Stationery Off Telegram: Two rather amusing items come to us from Europt. One la a fierce speech in the German Reichstag protesting against admitsubscription ting foreign students Into tha Ger-mauniversities. Tha radical who Dtlivwed by Carriar m Ogdea City, Including Sunday Mora-tntalked showed that the foreign stuEta in i mar, par mouth.. Via dents were trying to outdo native giggle oopiw it German students; that they spent vacations In study and had the their BY MAIL IN ADVANCE. best seats at the lectures. Tha Tianaar la aaat hy muu This seems all the more comical wuaids al Ogden. pm year. .SS.be when we reflect that It has seemed to At iaaas Quarterly, in advaaca.. Lae be a study with Germany how to draw students to her schools, which she EARLESS and INDCPENfcEN I. never failed to advertise as the has uwnte loa a auuojr au uawu la the world. best pu uarappr. it guru ue aa equal aaow. The speech did not make mach ImTha toamtuai haa au favorite, pression upon the German parliament, and au auamiaa is punish. k will and was quickly and sharply answered gtva tha awa nnmased and hut ths fact that it was made at all is viu ha racaiwti the wonder. Her school have been aa au suhjucta praaaatad la rv a real asset to Germany for many pactXul ing.iaT iroas kaowa but tha uu uaua aural ba years, both her scientific schools and published ta tuiL All fetters and her schools of music and other fine caamunira'inaa signed by aam da And they have been good for arts. 111 ba plumes, ar assumed asms. Germany in another sense. The forTha Lktuwa la tha waata basket. brave man never bidaa babiad aa eign pupils have been an Inciting Don't aak tba Eli yri'iinad stimulant to German students to work ter to ba responsible lor what you harder. ar aibamad of. Tbe other item cornea from France. s of southern the There Subscriber will aoafar a him to are France tha governprotesting lallura ol this ska by ment against tha further Increase of Tha Baamiaar bafora te raoaiv thair braakfaaL the beet sugar industry In northern cane ancan la France. It is aa thoagh the Tha Moralas wore of Louisiana manufacturers ger found aa aaia by tha tadependem to protest to tha Washington govNtwa Ca, Salt Laka City. Oa hi through train fearing ernment against tha further extension Ogdia oa at the beet sugar interests in tha Tha Southern Pacific Railway, North and West Tha Union Adit Railway, sad The Oregra Short Una Railway. Fortunately, thus far, all tha sugar-make' Eaatclaar patiwas will coalar a fa the United States have not favor a tha anaagemsat by reto keep up with the Increasable been porting to Ihi olfir wbeaavtr they faU to Had tha pagers at tha deals ing demand for sugar. Last year, if aatad places. we remember correctly, some wea paid: out by our country for sugar Imported. CHANGE. . STYLES .. However, it la probably natural for those little empires and republics At lut we must confess that tha beyond the aea to become narrowed farmer la the leader of fashion, but In their hard Ufa struggle. ha it to far la advance of tha city awell that ha la eaUed a Rube and Bilious? Feel beefy after dinner? provokes a laugh. He Is tbs first to Tongue coated? Bitter, taste? ComLiver needs waking don tha now and, therefore, makes n plexion sallow? up. Doan's Regulets cure bilious atmistake. 86 cents at any drug store, He came to town In e cowboy hat tacks. and a few yeare later even the girl DAKOTANS N PARK. la town wore the sombrero. He turned up his trousers when it Eaetemsrs e Develop Premising Ground Adjoining American Flag. rained down on the farm end soon the city dude rqjled up his trousers U J. Walker and D. D. Baldwin, whenever the cable reported a heavy two moneyed men of Carthage, South fog in London, Dakota, were In camp the first of tbe The Reuben pn the stage baa been week in the Interests of an incorporation to he known as tbe South Darepresented by a bewhlskered fellow kota Mining company, which will with trousera so abort that his white prospect sad develop (he five claims stockings were exposed to Hew. Well, adjoining tha American Flag prop the Rube i yesterday la transformed erty, which were located by Jobs R. Into the paragon at fashion In the Funk of this city, who la heavily Inin the new Incorporation. young man of today. You can see them terested The officer of the new concern are coming a block away. That fa cloth L. J. Walker, president: John B. to spare In the garment that covert Funk, E. P. Fatten, their pedal extremities, except that secretary; D. D. Baldwin, treasurer, tha things called pent appear to have and the office of the company will ba Incorporation been made of goode that shrink when in Carthage, S. D. The la for 800,000 shares of the par value exposed to a rain. There Is a sug- of $l each. Thera will be kept In the gestion of suspenders doing more then treasury 100,000 shares of stock. Tbe their part to hasp the edge of the ground hat been surveyed and application for patent will be made, the trousers out of the gutter. first of ths claims which adjoin the We at the e!t laughed at the north end linen of the Flag property farmer when he exposed hie sock a was located by Mr. Funk In 1888 and . Now it fa the farmer's turn te added to thereafter. . A tunnel 800 feet long and eome surface work show on the ground. It is the Intention of the ADVERTISING AND BUSINESS. new company to sink on the property, work to be commenced witbln two White fins News: The Chicago monthe. The ground of the new comEvening News, during the year ending pany is certainly very desirably loMarch 81, 1907. received from MThe cated and development work will big. The first Fair, a large department store of doubtless prove it npstock era to be thousand shares of Chicago, $114,690 for 8C6.991 lines of old at 10 cents, tha remainder at 25. display advertising, the net price paid Park City Record. being 33.8 cents per agate line. In addition to this display advertis- TROUBLES OF TELEGRAPHERS. ing, the Air paid the Evening News New York, June X. The Commerduring the tame twelve months S3c cial Telegraphers Union of America, 087.64 for -- Help Wanted" advertisethrough its executive offices, sent today to each member of the board of ments. Western Union TeleThese figures are worth consider- dlrectorsvof tbe a statement of grievcompany graph ing. Here Is one retail store paying ances and requests for a change of to one newspaper during one year, conditions. Officials of tbe company and repending March 31, 1907, $117,777.64. of the union both said resentatives This was no unusual thing for Tba that they do not believe there today Fair to da In 1906 It paid to ths same will be a strike aa a result of denewspaper $96,000; in 1906, 896.000; In mands. 1904. $84,000. During the year end ENGLAND ON THE TARIFF. tng March 31, 1898, It paid the same Journal 150,000. London, June 3. fa tbe house of Two things are significant: One commons today the financial secretary la the aggregate amount of nearly to the treasury announced that the government had opened negotiations 110,000 a month paid for advertleing with the Untied States with the view In one newepaper. The other is that of securing the most favored natlon'a the same newspaper was paid for the treatment for certain article epect-fie- d In sect Ion 3 of the Dlngley bill. "Help Wanted $350 a month, or over The statement was made In response $3,000 a year. to question concerning the. recent moModem business depends upon dus vlvendl agreement between Germodem advertising, and tbe great ad- many and the United States. vertisers, especially of retail stores, MINERS TO STRIKE. aim to get into the homes of the Indianapolis. June 8. The execucommunity which they serve. They do not rely upon advertising that la past tive board of the United Mine Workers of America, of this district, today They do not believe that one weeks ordered over 4,000 miners to leave the publicity will answer for next weeks mine next Friday. The men hare business, no they advertise In a news- eight or ten grievance. The teat of strength will be made paper that goes Into the homes of the at the Union mines, where tbe miner buying public. They carry, through committee would not allow tbe men to this medium, their dally store newa work because they did not belong to Into the homes of this constantly the local lodge, though they belonged to other lodges. buying public. In the old dsye families purchased LEAGUE. supplies periodically .and rime only on AllaoUe City. N. J., June occasions to the stores. Now they buy league was today perpetually week by week, day by day. Informed by Franklin Dye. secretary to the of necessities dally according of the board of grlculture of the state the family. This gives to the stores a of New Jersey, that this tae leads more generally distribute, patronage every other In regard to prompt d. I He and makes' it necessary for them to , struct Inn of the infected cow. every other state to follow this rearh directly and Immediately with urged example and the "White riagne" in their announcements the people they a measure would be better controlled. UTAH STATIONERY COMPANY. Manager. grape-grower- F'llnt' rs . Wa recommend tha Iver Johnson Trass Bridge Bicycle It is structurally and me- vy comet in detail. Tha truss givs tnaiimnm rigidity with minimum weight. Makes easy riding. Coma In and act It. chanically . Proufits Sporting Goods Co. . Weak, Nervous, . Diseased Men ha-ha- Quickly cured and surely by modern i methods and at mod erate coat. CONSULTATION FREE Dr. Elliott THE SPEOAUST 2356 Washington Are., OGDEN. Ogden Turf Exchange 326 Twenty-fift- h IT AT AI St TIGER LIGHTNING Ai BULL FIGHT n last-viduai- BRAMWgLL, lf07. St ".-- The . California and Eastern races. Direct wire for all sporting events. Thomas 1 & : To contradict certain talk and to pot the consuming public in possession of tbe truth, we say in plain words that no one in this town can sell as good coffee as Arfeuckles Ariosa for as little money. - Piihliantd Cvary C la tha Yaar by Tha SUnUard Publishing Cam-Pny- . - MANY OTHER SUITABLE PRESENTS AT REDUCED PRICES. WILFORD 4, TWO QUEER ITEMS. ............... Gentian Etched Glass - JUNE TUESDAY, g Cent Off 20 Per Cent UTAH. STRUCK BALLOON iatei Imported Cut Glass OGDEN, SPECTATORS WERE HORRIFIED AT THE SIGHT. TIGER ESCAPED AND MADE FOR THE SPECTATORS. Aeronaut Drops 700 Feet and Is FstsL ly Injured King and Three Thousand Persons Were Present Animal Shot to Death. Queen Present e .r Misbranded and e Mocha and Java, or coffee sold loose out of a bag or a bin, is not as good value for the money, nor can it be sold at as narrow profit, nor reach the consumer under as favorable conditions. make-believ- Rome, June 8. A tragic Incident took place during a review of tbe troops by King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena. As a part of the a military balloon waa sent up to a height of 700 feet with Captain Ullvelll In the car. A storm, which bad been coming up. burst suddenly and the thousands of spectators were horrified to see a Hash of lightning strike the gas bag. Thera was an enormous burst of flame and a terrific detonation and the collapsed balloon, with Its dsugllng car, fell to earth, a mile from the scene of the review. Crowd of persons, afoot aud in automobiles aid other conveyances, rushed la the direction where tbe balloon had fallen. Captain Ullvelll waa found allva but unconscious. King Victor Emmanuel and the hosmilitary authorities went to tbe conpital after the review to Inquire cerning the Injured men. man-euvr- CARRIED HEAVY INSURANCE. Lucius H, Perkins' Death Is te Be Investigated. Lawrence, Kan., June I. Whether Lucius H. Perkins, secretary at the state board of bar examiners, aad former president of the Keneae Bar Association, who died here yesterday from the effects iff a fall from the roof of bin house, committed suicide or met an accidental death, Mill remains a mystery. Relative of Perkins declared today that there waa nothing unusual in his going oa te the roof and that ho undoubtedly was intent on investigating a leak. Mr. Perkins was Insured In some of tha big life insurance companies for someth tng over 1500,000. Insurance agents hero decline to discuss the case, but they are collecting evidence and say that special adjusters will be held soon to go deeper into tbe matter. U develops that no member of hie family knew that Perkin carried eo much Insurance. . Panama. June 3. Great excitement occurred at s tiger and bull fight given here Sunday when the tiger suddenly broke out of the enclosure and made for ths grand stand in an endeavor to escape. A fusillade of shots killed ths beast after he bad got through several rows of seats. Three thousand persons were at the exhibition and only tha quick despatch of tho tiger prevented a panic. BRYAN IS WILLING. He Says Roosevelt Is Neither crat Nor Republican. When you buy Arbuckles Ariosa Coffee you get more than 16 net ozs. of straight wholesome Brazilian coffee from the largest Demo- Richmond. Vs., June 8. In an Interview last night Wm. J. Bryan declared that the matter of section should no longer bo a bar to a mans nomination for the presidency by ths Democratic party. He explained why he could not regard President Roosevelt as a Democrat and sold that, under certain conditions, he (Bryan) would bo n candidate for the nomination; that If, If the party demand it and If he considered It for the good of tho party. At dinner last night were Gov. Swanson, Gov. Warfield of Maryland; 8enator Daniel, Mr. Bryan and a doe-e-n other. Mr. Bryan declared that Prerident Roosevelt wan neither wholly a Democrat or wholly a Republican. "He U not consistently Democratic or conMetently Republican." he declared. Oa the matter of a "twocout rate," Mr. Bryaa waa outspoken, declaring that he was tha first to advance the Ides that Interstate rates should not be more than tho total of state rate, coffee firm in the world, with firms direct assurance that they are giving you the best coffee in the world for the money. ARBVCXU BROS . TO declares that he and hie wife retired about 1 oclock this morning and that when he smoke a few hours later Mrx. Kllleran was not In tied. He got up and found her dead body covered with blood on ths kitchen floor. Then he went for Henry to tell him of tho tragedy and dee lares he was on hie way to the police station to report Mrs, Kllleran's death when he waa arrested. Several occupants of the OGDEN CITY, UTAH. . OUR CUSTOMERS: For business convenience, the Utah Light A Railway Company found it necessary to adopt the following plan for meter readings, effective June L 1907. All avenues running north aad south except those In the Commercial District (which are Wall Avenue from Twenty-thir- d Street to Twentyelxth Street, Lincoln Avenue from Twenty fourth Struct to Twenty-fiftStreet, Grant Avenue from Twenty-fourt- h Surest to Twenty-fift- h Street, and Washington Avenue from Twenty-oeooo- d Street to Twenty-sixtStreet) and all streets running east and west, north at Nineteenth Street, will bo read on or before the 15th of ch month. Bills for these readings will be mailed oa tho 16th sad discount of 10 per cent will be allowed up to and Including tho 22 nd Tho Commercial District, referred tq above. Including Twenty-fourtStreet and Twenty-fiftStreet from Wall Avenue to Adams Avenue, sad all the Streets running east aad wsat, south of Nineteenth Street, will be read on or before tho last day of each month. Bills for these readings will be mailed oa the last day at the month, aad discount of 10 per cent, will be allowed up to and Including the 7th of the succeeding month. This applies to all metered eleotric lighting and gas accounts. Bills for current sold for power purposes will ha rendered at tho end of tho nymth no heretofore. DISCOUNT WILL BE ALLOWED, ONLY, ON BILLS PAID AT THE OFFICE OF THE COMPANY WITHIN SEVEN DAYS PROM THEIR DATE. UTAH LIGHT A RAILWAY COMPANY. has i Chicago IMMIGRATION. h to Divert it From lg Cities. Italians h 1 ' i ' o has been held a n witness. Klllersn New York Gttft h ITALIAN Chicago, June 8. Chicago Italians yesterday adopted a plan to divert the Influx of Italian Immigrants from Chicago and other large etttee and eetah-Ilah them fa agricultural communities. This will bf part of tho work erf the fhtrngo Italian chamber of commerce which ie to be established aa a result WOMAN FOUND DEAD. of a meeting called yesterday by Cher- Husband Charged With Having Stab- alter Guido Babetta, consul for Italy. bed Her, Ths object at this organisation also will be to promote trsJe between ChiNew York, June 8. The wife of cago and tbe west and Italy. Alexwas appointed James Klllersn, a foreman of laborers ander Maetro-Valeriin tunnel construction, was found to take charge of tbe colonisation dead in her home In the Bronx today schema, while aa executive commit with a half a dozen knife wound In too was Instructed to formulate a confor the chamber her body. Her husband, from whom stitution and s she bad been Using apart, but who of commerce. ban been had called onlierJaat night, arrested. Peter Henry, a neighbor, who waa with tha husband wnen he was found, that ICEBERGS SIGHTED They Covered About Six Miles of Water. Gibraltar, Jans 8. Ths cruisers Denver end Cleveland, en routs to Join tho eeoond division of tho Amsri-caa Pacific fleet ia Chinees waters, arrived here today aad reported htv- ing sighted tea icebergs. May 22nd, in latitude 41 and longitude $7. The icebergi covered about six miles of water. ; j j Four times tho light at halt hones WILL WALK 1A4I MILES. Now York, June 8. On the anniversary of hie famous walk from Portlast night. land, Me., to Chicago, accomplished NAT GOODWIN FOND OF QUIPS Just forty years ago, Edward Payson Weston, tho pedestrian, will AND JESTS. undertake the duplication at that long Nat Goodwin lately gave vent to n Journey that first brought mot. with Mrs. Langtry, who la now tho public eye. He will start on the ame date, October X4th, sad finish Lady de Bathe, as the subject. "She began as the Jersey Lily. said ahead of his record made in 1867. He thirty Nat, "but she fa keeping on as the Jer- then oovered theat 1,316 milesoa laNovemChicago days, finishing sey Immortelle." ber 28th, Goodwin Is foods of quips and Jests, and even practical Joke do not offend ELEVATOR ACCIDENT. him as they do the overt satldious la the profession. He is eo good naturAkron, Ohio, June 8. Tea person es that he doe not mind being the wane at point aimed at. One day when matters tho Injuredof iathean elevator accident plant Goodyear Tire aad theatrical were rather dull, he met Burr McIntosh In Broadway. "1 had a Rubber company here today, the moat protege," relates the comedian now at seriously being W. F. Stafford, who tho Novelty, "whom I wanted to place may die. The cable rope, - supporting the somewhere, eo I said to McIntosh, Do you know any manager who needs a elevator, broke, causing tbe car to drop two stories, callboyr returned McIntosh, Why, no, IN HONOR OP CHOATE. "why are you looking for a Job? " London, Juno 3. Ambassador Reid PENDLETON AT LEAGUE ISLAND. tonight gave a dinner and reception ia honor of Ambassador and Choate. Philadelphia, June L Captain Ed- While there wee a emailMrs, but distinwin C. Pendleton, until recently In guished gathering at tbe table, several command of the battleship Missouri, hundred well known people attended comaa hie duties entered upon today 'the reception. mandant of the League Islaqd navy He succeeded Rear Admiral vard. RECORD-HERALEXPEDITION. Tilley, who died la March. Tromsoe, Norway, June 3. The Are-tl-s THIEVES STRAT A FIRE. steamer Frithjof left here today for Spitsbergen with the airship and all 3. beMonroe. Fort Vs. June Fire, the appurtenances excepting the Silieved to have been started by thieves berian sledge dog of the Chicago to conceal a robbery, at an early hour, Record-Heral- d expedition on board. the Tbe doge will follow oa another ship. destroyed today campletely freight and passenger house and general offices on tha government pier SIO JBEWARD here. the cost where the KUlerana lived told the police they beard the couple quarreling him-befor- ' PURCHASING SILVER. For the arrest sad conviction of any party or parties stealing tho Ogden Standard or the Morning Examiner. Washington. June 3. The treasury LfMAR NELSON. Circulates department today purchased 100,000 fine ounces of silver for delivery at EXCURSION TO CALIFORNIA. Philadelphia at 67.727 cents per fine ounce, and 105,000 ounces at 67.60 Daily June ,0th te 16th. rents, to be delivered at 8an Fran- Ogden to Baa Francisco sad re' cisco. turn (direct) 30.00 Ogden to 8an Francisco and reWILL VISIT ARMY POSTS. turn (one way via Portland).. $42.60 OgJen to Lot Angeles end return via Southern Periflc.... $40.90 Washington, June 3. Major General J. Franklin Boll, chief of staff Ogden to Loa Angeles aad reof the army, has arranged to make a turn via Salt Lake Routs.... $31.50 thorough personal Inspection of the Ogden to Los Angeles and return (one way vis Portland principal army posts in the .west, with a view to Increasing tbe efficiency of and Ban Francisco) $53.40 the service. He will leave here toTickets good to return nnUl Aug. morrow afternoon. 31st. Stopovers allowed. Thats what electric lighting does. If yon question It, question us. Were only too glad to give information and good service along the lighting line. ' Thats why we are "Those Men 99 EVERYTHING AT ELECTRICAL V Commercial Electric Company 2279 WASH, 'AYE. " PHONE 362. i Ogdens Best Drug Store - OUR STORE ir Everybody is welcome and is assured of courteous and prompt attention. You can safely send your children they will receive especially careful attention. Our Prescription Department is supervised by a competent Pharmacist. Only the purest and freshest Drugs and Chemicals are used. - Our general Drug Store Stock is always kept up to date. All household, sickroom or general conveniences always on hand at prices within the reach of all. Come in, look over our stock. No trouble to show answered. We wish goods All questions cheerfully yon to feel perfectly comfortable when calling at this store. Your good will is our object. Wm. Driver & Son Drug Co. GEO. w. DRIVER, Manager. 2453 Washington Avenue Horne Music Co. has Moved to 314 25th Street |