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Show THE 1F. OGDEN EXAMINER: UTAH, MONDAY, IN BARGAIN." OGDEN, - # APRIL 15, 1912. F. 7 RAILROAD DIVISION OF THE NEWS RABBIS American Govern A HOLD DEMOCRATS ANNUAL EVERITT SIX---48 BANQUET In where @packet First National bank way. to the city, not received. that show it was PROFITS THE "THE "Cal., Pasadena, on would pass postoffice the RAILROAD A HIT TALKS BEFORE the at 1 SCHULMAN FLOODS CONTINUE Orleans, New the April TO 14.-The ita of Praises the ment for RISE. Its Russian floods Action Greet Bryan President". on Passports. Gaynor "Our as Net and -Wilson Speakers. Among * of today to rise Mississippi continued from Vicksburg to .the mouth *New York, * April 13.-Democrats river. levees The above New 14. -The trend of Baltimore, of the give high in the councils of the party in Orleans promise of withstanding the Table Showing the Three In and its aid in American Judaism the nation and state were guests to | the strain, to official reports preservation according and growth of the re terests in the American night of the National Democratic club They in. fair condition tonight ligion of Israel, were the form of the given at a dinenr at the Waldorf Railroad Industry." New Orleans -for forty helow. given to the central confer message celebration of. the one but at several points still further south AstortedDin ence of American rabbis here today by and of sixty-ninth birthday is not reassuring. the situation its president, Sumuel: Schulman, of 14 Jefferson. Speakers of the Thomas Should these levees go away the ef o York. New evening Included William J. Bryan. However much one may sympathize fect. would he largely local. "More Rabbi Schulman' praised' the gOV Governor of Woodrow Wilson New with the desire of the railroad -engi- than an inch of •rain fell here this ernment nt Washington for, what it Jersey, John 'A. Dix of New other wage-earner for afternoon. Governor neer: or any done on the Russian passport had . O' cost of y York, Senator "James A. Gorman larger pay, to meet the high here at 7 o'clock The river tonight question. Rabbi Schulman: said: MISS AMELIA and Mayor William Garnor, GARDNER living, it. must be admitted that the registered 19.7 feet, less than one foot glory in the name of American mein re tribute paid to was railroads show a good case for below the previous high record. Judaism, but it implles for us noth In our rallroad ory of Jefferson, founder of the fusing the increase. exclusive or provincial. Ing Miss Amelia Gardner bas en scored a ocratic party, and the speakers. assert *industry there are three interests STRIKE IN "It makes A tremendous, difference in the the END TODAY alt In 'he alive today he TO new play "The Bargain," ed that were would titled to hearing, the capitalist, 1s whether the synagogue being principles for use York. As a grief stricken the which the wage-earner and the people who mother, advocate by the arms of the destruc-, crushed stands: present day Democracy the roads' Even accepting the radi Russian bear, or London, April 14.-The colliery sur tive whether it is be an emotional role, she shares the hon that do?" the face will Jefferson -cally democratic contention men's strike in South Wales was "What would ing Inspired and protected by the con of the play with the org John Emerson, of. of the wage-earner the subject Governor Wilson's ad righta: should come to an end with a con tomorrow Aight of the templation *of the mat while higher dress, Mayor star Gaynor took as his come first, the demand. for eagle. ference at Cardiff, when it will be de American jestic still be unreasonable; text, "What would Jefferson say?" wages would cided that the men shall resume work "Unquestionably, the synagogue In & Colonel Bryan with was received as mater. of fact, the. for. wage at once. last of This is the the side our country will have to shape Itself the prin applause when he came into the earner lias already absorbed Issues attending great coal strike differently -from what the synagogue banquet. hall. Both Governor: Wilson cipal part of the increase in railroad and will bring the whole coal: fields in a whose atmosphere *is country and Mayor profits. again. Coal prices Gaynor were greeted, as into full operation of the would that middle ages: be these' three "our. next president." are falling rapidly and all industries Into doing. To show how' each of twisted classes has fared for some Interested their gradually are resuming normal leaders of the the religiousTHE NOT time past, here are the percentages of conditions. synugogue, we naturally take this op to wages total gross earnings devoted DECISIONS to the national. portunity congratulate to interest and dividend an'd pay through them the government and the recall of decisions by If Judges ments, How the third, party of the American people upon the clear enun typified* the by is a good thing, why not recall de contract, public, ciation of the principle that the United by Anjury decided In can cisions juries? the shipper, has fared, be seen States cannot allow any, discrimina Will Chicago More the Ex-President Says other the day that the mem from average rate per ton per to he made by tion any government in IN PARIS packers' trust bers of the alleged meat mile:. Heard From Him on American citizenship, because of dis were not gutty of any crime. Now, Per cent tinctiong of race or We creed. con the Stump. Percent :Dividends and; where do we, the , plain peóple, "get the act gratulate them upon which Is there no we off?" way: by which :: Wages to Interest to Ton-Mile the that the told Russian government Gross. punish me nthat sell meat atta Rate. can Gross. States govern United expected every .. .41.90* 24.2.74 0.750• high price? Must we accept the de 1911 ment to honor an American passport Oyster Bay, IN. Y. April 14.-"'We of merely twelve or can 23.47 0.753 cision men, 1910 .. ... . 40.43° President of Chamber of Dep the in hands of any American citizen, bard," said Colonel hit them middling to recall it and . 40.03. 24.33 0.760 1909 some way be devised a of Had irrespective race or creed. in talking of his vic Roosevelt today * Cuties Remarkable a verdict substitute of guilty? 20.99 therefor 1907 .40.47 0.769 of its liberty, Conscious and at the tory in the Pennsylvania r primaries. 39.36 It's "mighty puzzling sometimes to 1905 23.84 0.766 Career as Public Official. the same time of Its duty, synagogue 1903. .38.82 The colonel was greatly elated and tell. just what should be done to let 24.47. 0.763 possible should watch jealously any exhibited a heap of telegrams sent rule." .37.99 25:74 0.729 the people This scheme and that 1900 undermining * of Its integrity from him, giving. details of: the result and April 1895. .80.17 0,840 Paris, 14.-Henri Brisson, ... 40.78 are suggested, yet we find on looking If, as rumor has It, within. Jews, extending congratulations. little hope 28.37 0.930 president of the chamber of deputies, Into them that they afford 1890 ..37.71 others, are being influenced by like Colonel Roosevelt was asked wheth improvement * He was born at Bourges, over existing condi Estimated percentage. died today. of teachings of ave denomination the in his his nomination :was er opinion Since 1890 wages have risen 11.1 per July 31, 1835. tions. the Church of Christian Sci called now probable. We cast about for new plans, and cent as compared with gross earnings, It becomes our duty to investi that," re ence, not he "I would: say. and occasions and then we find a good one, but while dividend interest payments Henri Brisson on several With now gate to what degree this is so. sponded. in the election for defeated the generally we are In the end forced to taken, together, notwithstanding the result in Pennsylvania any particular individual who through pleased In 1894. of the republic. recent years, prealdency the conclusion that our predecessors show a net de stress physical suffering or mental him particularly because he consid in the poll, recelving a about govern cline of 15.6 per cent. The stood second thing or. two general knew seeks what he considers remedies that ered it "an expression of popular opin de to 451. the votes Perler's when they devised judiciary 195 M. Casimir ment tendency has been to devote a offered why him practice of are the ion to the bosses." was first elected as representative system. creasing portion of gross earnings to such A church, we should deal most good deal from "They have heard a he. its defects. We don't The Jury has payments to the capitalist and and in of Seine In the assembly of 1871, hav tenderly, the said, on, stump; "and prior to that time been deputy creasing portion to Indeed, know whether. the Chicago jury's de wages. should not estrange the broth "We they'll hear more." of Paris. At the general elec cision was in accord with the evidence the apparent rise in dividend and in mayor er. Heresy trials are contrary to the Colonel Roosevelt said some of his In the packers' trust case or not. tions in Paris In 1876 he, was elected terest The payments since 1907 is not genu spirit of Judaism. misrepresenting the opponents were Paris Ine, the percentage presumption is, and ought to be, that having been so low for the tenth arrondissement of *But, on the other hand, when, as number of delegates elected for Presl is to, accept it was. It a wise rule In that year merely, because the gross to the new chamber. rumor has it, Jews formally enroll Taft and himself.* said. he decision of a jury, Jurors large. the hear earnings were so abnormally He succeeded M. Gambetti as pres-' themselves as members of Christian dent been considering preparing had a all the evidence, and that Is: some In the division of railroad profits ident of the chamber in 1881 and ac Science churches and presumably sub this formal statement In. regard to fared the office of on the cepted premier thing we, the plain people, cannot do the wage-earner has therefore to the tenets scribe of Christian Sei 1885, matter and earn a very good livelihood at the much better than the capitalist during fall of a the Ferry cabinet inplace to but of are to ence, some which opposed the he continued, present time," "At M. few months gave this whole period: an dit will be ob after same time. the fundamental principles Juda think that delegates really in that has tired De Freycinau. ago the since 1900 he twenty. centurles served About and "officers of Jew ism, when even are divided. structed about evenly better to Athenians decided their magistrates than the shipper. #In the elections of 1889 he was the ish congregations find no inconsis it is think about 150 each." only elected 'in poten Republican candidate that date railroad earnings and were exercising too much power; SO memberships tency between in the The colonel gave Mississippi as an juries consisting of 500 and sometimes tial profits were being handed back to Paris on the first ballot. and formal membership: in of in He synagogue example what he had mind. citizens, established. the shipper in the shape of reductions For many years his Republicanism the even 2,000 were Christian Science church, such per said entire Mis he believed that the In but He lived in to death by freight rates; from 1900 until was of a Spartan nature, Cocrates was condemned should be told. sons that such double sissippi delegation was for him, and the ton iron duke would rates re- aa bare flat that bare majority vote of a Jury con a about a year ago is allegiance impossible, that mem it all for yet his opponents claimed admired. It is have He was never known bership in the synagogue of about 500 citizens. sisting The mained practically stationary. is incompat the president: on the did the conclusion to take a cab, always riding government not survive. impossible •to avold Athenian with case, formal in ible membership in that outside. a contest he add of He the "The too three omnibuses:. was that, of the great classes with a many citi Perhaps the fact that Christian Science church even. as such ed, "is on the Tuft side." of what embodiment In France right to a voice in railroad affairs the living zens were sitting on jurles had, some would be incompatible asserted membership he 22. that had dele called has been the* non-conformist has thing to do with the failure. wage-earner been heard and fa in .with any other Chris gates from Missouri, although some to the of the conscience. His special mission was tian denomination." Certainly, under modern conditons, vored almost exclusion his of opponents conceded him none. in to over to have 500 or 2,000 two. preside commissions of coudn't afford other uncertain go forth *No note should he continued, al In. York, he citizens hearing all "the big quiry, especially when candidates criminal this: body. should from We make 10 delegates, 10 oth ready had with were to be investigated with inflexible cases, and it would hardly be wise to by reason, the impossibility clear of erg ready to vote for him, and he ex to of severity. put a question of guilt n vote such two-fold membership in the syn-: pressed the belief that at the national heard the, evi served as president of the Pana people who hadn't and in a church. While the he, agogue convention 20 would have more dence. commission. When "the Meline Jew becomes a member of the potent York votes, providing it was ap cabinet fell. in 1898, M. Brisson was gogue So for the present we shall do well by birth and remains to these parent 20 delegates that he to dispense the commissioned. president to tially a. member with the recall, as it might by of It, though he the may' delegates to could have de to Juries, and, their form a cabinet* This duty he carried •be applied affiliated become' formally with the convention: isaue. to successful In that year and also it cisions, might be applied any. -particular congregation, and Mr. At 4:25 tomorrow afternoon; decisions.their, Ta the army became the subject of dis while he remains a Jew, as long as Roosevelt to Judges and will start on what will prob Afterseries pension. 8. of votes af Ledger. does not formally adoptjany ably coma other be one of the most extensive the civil he Arming the supremacy of he religion, must be& considered as trips of the He will go to campaign. at chamber Will over the military power, the Be Held Kan to be a Jew, if he The Daily Hint from Paris. Meeting choosing takes l'ennsylvania any Chicago over the road the government to inati oalled upon step which formally of the puts him- out -of instead York Central, as New sas City to Take in all "in tute: prosecutions against persons the synngogue." originally planned. the This M. Briason sulting army." + EVERITT THE THE OF AND - WE ARE HERE "We F- High STORE ON HUDSON COLLIERY WALES a "As • HENRI TALKS CAMPAIGN OF much EXAMINED BACK TO THE QUALITY GARAGE CO. BROS. ON GRANT 4. National Utah The RECALL? JURY WHY YOU EVER QUALITY BROWNING New ROOSEVELT DONE CAR MOST EXPENSIVE THE : OUT NOT IS IT BY EXCELLENCE BEAUTY QUIETNESS IN a POSSES. SIX VISIBLE Utah Ogden, of Bank BRISSON DIES STATES UNITED Be OFFERS TO DEPOSITORS * H. LOUIS . AND HOAG, President. PEERY, Vice-Pres. RALPH E. . EVERY BUSINESS BALANCES, DEPOSITORY WHICH, FACILITY RESPONSIBILITY WARRANT. HAROLD J. PEERY. A. V. THEIR McINTOSII, Vice-Pres.: Cashier. . . • was The O. Electric K. Washer he He me ing Simplest y Strongest 1 RE BRAMMER much COCO ME EN OK and . Best He we RAILWAY SHOPMEN He ma 4 FOR New FEDERATION BIG not a •Employes. Kansas City, to do, the und subsequent confidence in the government 286. 254. lost to. M. Brisson by. his colleagues Immediately re signed. Thus fell a government which was declined. vote was and. April of 14.-Representa of five craft of tives organizations railway shopmen are to attend here for its determined effort to free meeting tomorrow, at It is noted A. which country from an aggressive mill the proposed to effect an organization em bracing 200,000 shopmen employed by president Mississippi 47 railroads west of the M. Brisson was re-elected of 1896 deputies In mechanicals the aim to unite all the of the chamber held had the trades, important office iso that: concerted and UNUSUAL WEATHER CONDITIONS IN 1911. : year The measured by the period from. the March equinox of 1911 to the March equinox of 1912 has been According to the program ho will spend Wednesday and in Thursday Nebraska, and Friday ›and Saturday Beyond that no definite in Kansas. arrangements have been colonel said he expected Sioux Falls, S. D., and in On the way back, Ark. made. The in speak Little Rock, to conditions and he said, unusual the he have Carolina. been theorizing on it. hoped to go to North The earth has been nearer to both GIRL sun and moon than usual In. its path ATTEMPTS around the former, and that fact*is TAKE HER LIFE supposed to have special effects. had ever since. action may be taken when differences Mi spring• Wednes opened mild and delight Portland, Ore., April M. Brisson was taken 14-Declar arise between the unions and the rail ful, but in June a torrid wave of un intestinal disorder ing that she would rather: die by her all railroads day with an to roads. In case of strikes paralleled severity. swept over the His hand than to: be murdered after would in be which he had long been subject. in the same territory country. The cities baked and gasped the trial of condition was not thought to be, seri Wong Si Sam and Lew volvd for breath, while the burning 4 but be * *March at first, he sun and Soon, charged the murder of on Saturday with originally was set for the. ous winds withered the corn and cost Seid Bing last December, Oi. Sen, suddenly worse. It Chi but- it was by the came was then postponed a million dollars a day. of the that there was very little hope .the farmers nese slave girl, who is a principal wit international officers unions, realized little later England was scorched ness, drank a pint of benzine tonight said publicity had interfered with for recovery, as his weakened condi and France and Germany sweltered. in the city jail. Jull operation impossible. attendants ad their plans. the Among leaders In tion made an mercury went abore 100 degrees ministered •emetics and O1 sank rapidly and died Sunday the movement here tonight are: Sen was in western Canada and. whalerg removed to" hospital. She will re Washington, morning. William H.: Johnston, brought back reports the Arctic from .D. C., president International Associa-. of was cover. The trial of Si will M. Brisson's death Sam The news Wong regions of open water where Chi received with great regret throughout always begin J. W. Kline, tomorrow. tion of Machinists; before there solid had been lee. France. 'In President Fallieres went, in cago, president International Brother August, the elements different to took a AND hood of Blacksmiths; J. A. Franklin, personfamily. express his sympathy to turn and floodgates of the heav City, International the 'The "Kansas president funeral will be a na. IN GRIP OF BAD STORM ens were opened. Kentucky and the M, L. tional ceremony, arrangements for Brotherhood of Boilermakers; Atlantic states were deluged Sullivan, Kansas City, president In which will be made at a meting of South Dendwood, S. D., April 14.-Snow cubinet and the Philippines were. more thor varying from: 15 Inches here to three of Tuesday. ternational Alliance* Sheet Metal the drowned than been mountains M. they had feet further up in the. F. has Workers: Ryan, Kansas City, before: since the time.of Al Noäh. fallen in the last 36 hours international president EXCUSE FOR HIM. and still is Brotherhood visited berta was killing by a frost falling. In the worst of the of Railway Carmen. a friend The storm is the "He hasn't world. which ruined hundreds of pioneer year and extends into Montana and "That's tough. does he farmers.* A. cyclone Whom devastated Costa northeast Wyoming. All through blame it on when he stays out late at Rica FIND NO TRACE OF' $25,000 a and gale violent swept the railroad traffic. in the Black lilts is IN night -Detroit Free Press. REGISTERED South Atlantic coast; destroying, today, at aL standstill while telegraphic a number of vessels. great the During communication. is No hampered. Chicago, April 14.-Search by post Duck Shooting In Peru: later fall the North Atlantic tor other is than this reported, office inspettors has produced no def! Duck shooting at an altitude of 14,- mented by a series of more was violent and the farmers are elated over the nate. trace of the whereabouts of the 000 feet, on the Junin pampa, along storms than were known to the oldest. | moisture. $25,000 packet disappeared which the shore of lake of that name, is gen captains. In Novembr the south from the registry /office in; Chicago sport that can be followed in Peru, ern' states. were visited by a killing OF last week. early _while AMERICAN frost, effects are noted in this December was Very peculiar remark TO MEET -"It will be found," "said General rarefied region, able for its high temperatures. probably the highest Aside chief Stuart, as inspector, has who the from extreme frosts Washington, altitude for this of sport In the April 14.world. Daughters *There have been a few temporary dis the far north and: the, sunny south, The guns kick viclously and the shot of the American Revolution "The have been a 'few temporary dis the violent and storms at sea, the year | sembling here tonight for the twenty promptly, appearances before, but I do not know does not scatter making' 1911 was 'still exceptional. first continental The win of congress any the na of permanent loss.". long shots successful. This. phenome ter. of 1912 was severe in the northern society, tional which opens tomorrow. Continental & •The Commercial non is due to the lack of density. of hemisphere and mild m the south.- The daughters face a week. of hard bank, sender of the packet, has turned the air. which is only about. Orleans eight Picayune. although. work, the .blennial contest to the over inspectors the registry pounds to the square inch, against 16 for president. will not take place un receipt. * The registry clerk who took surprised, all our friends by at sea flevel. other An Interesting also next year* when the "present term the order has been traced by the getting married." fact is that the have ducks no of Mrs. Scott will end. Ashy key number on the order.. The post Now surprise "Very good. 'em taste, as fish do not exist. in -this alti-• will be elected. office by r Ten vice-presidents records indicate that such a staying married." 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