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Show F # ANOTHER - insolent speaking We were * ping the law: OGDEN'S thumb. * This of the another strange situation. us to that officer will tell you the enforce does not demand Every opinion That of these laws. may be 80 Our silence is portentous Ogden. the law-breaker. He 'lullaby of the tomorrow morning will awake up knowing full well that because we do ment DEMANDS 4. cli shall: 206: Section have In prohibit To gambl suppress and and fraudulent houses, lotteries, devices and practices and all kinds of and gaming, playing at dice, cards, of chance." other games Perhaps This is rather definite. we ought to seek. relief from this source. Yet the council is our law making and enforcing body. We do not our law not them pay policing for we do, perhaps they When serve in that capacity. not protect we do not care. But here & to is naturally: obtrudes another: quite question ELDERKIN STRONG *Title 15, counties; REV. NOBLE its Does an officer take an ugly self: I was attorney; ADDRESSES LEGISLATURE. oath to enforce public opinion. A of Demand Officials. Its Upon f. addressed church, what he of Ogden. ,He demand liar the of Gentlemen situation in demands that it State Strong Noble presents riderkin The Utah the to Reverend Legislature, other Congregational the at: lectures of series a of the third In delivered Be Re lin- Duties Bo •No and quired of posed Oaths No City That terms. an Legislature: Ogden 1is so, pecu special considera We have earnestly anti-gambling repeal all hands. your tion at to urged you In their anti-social evil laws. and all laws as will please such stead we wish of ours boasted main industries these footing. If legal sound stringent* ask for more representatives officials may the that our Jaws, these with evils, more efficiently.deal for us. way speak no they In mutterings. incoherent theliber not heed body, who of your a' It But National of the the employ in 19 now association, $250 Dealers' at Liquor fondest. hope. 19 and whose per month; strict •prohibiof a good, the passage will be that his clients tory law, 80. commission, proposes a law of put out • business of Ogden's the which by you recognized, will be legally queen for y us, that he speaks may be sure Weber 'or not. he hails from so 1 1 themselves. laws this: Every officer before of his office entering upon the dutles shall solemnly swear to enforce public whatever that may be, at any opinion, actment as given time. Instead I found the state a glaring kind of I had framers of perpetrated They this that constitution blunder. into stuff the had put constitution: the 4,. Section officers 10.-All by this appointive by laws constitution or made in pur upon entering suance thereof before duties of their the respective offices, and subscribe the following shall take affirmation: "I do 'solemnly oath or Article made 'says: the to through. searched them carefully en thought I should find some such elective or will (or affirm) that I obey "and defend the constitution swear support, of and the constitution the United States of this state, and that I will discharge fidelity." of the duties my office with 1s' The thing we wish to- ascertain of all things to ascertain the hardest en for the Just who la responsible in forcement of law? No one, knows up Ogden. be too here in There many bosses or therethe may be only one wrong stripe. and she may, be of a: One. faction insists the is at the head and by virtue of his that city the mayor government position can stop 25, 1909, * waiting for, will be 11; of guilt on which Perhaps relief begin his work. from this source. come Here are other state laws: # Title 13, 245. cities and chief The of discharge of his duties powers and be subject sibility 'as sheriffs police shall to like We And believe facts; at in our this advise we you who you GOWNS II, Gowns $4.00 prepared How not interested: The this simple wise come heed to be to we are 1*4 fact . $1.20 . $1.50 $1.50 . $3.25 $2.00 57c 98c for..... SUMMER things--real to offer this remains the goods statement. would here Be 85c / 29c $1.00 ,69c Chemise $1.75 $1.20. . . Chemise $1.50 . . long we on CORSET COVERS 83c for... $2,25 for. on 65c for for... •35c a and here today. of bargains make are C for.. Chemise $1.50. . Statements over 23c for, Drawers to good expect position in given CHEMISE 35c .. . . . . $1.20 A $1.35 saving for......... $1.45 large 19c. line in at corresponding ranging from a price, to . $1.98 . like respon shall Besides last year's. a large stock assortment on tables at at a new spring reduction of from B.-A N. 1 ABOUT WORD dainty. of patterne, 30 to SWELL FEW EMBROIDERIES! which 50c per we offering special at yard, today, at 5c up SILK PRINCESS. AND SATIN are Y prices, we ¿have every grouped piece of to 75c ARE SUITS L HERE. : dil gently faithfully discharge his and and enforce al duties ordinances and of the city for the regulatios preserva and good order, tion or peace the that. this or tolerate Are we to un then, that the could derstand, mayor with; it shall be the duty of complied instructing an issue order tomorrow protection of the rights and property to each watch the conduct policeman desist all police to from arresting the of all persons. of persons of known or suspected bad and that the shall burglars and murderers, sec: 246. Chap. II It be the character and shall report such perand docile policy im obedient would duty of the police force in any city to the of police captain' whose whether sons If that is mediately heed his behest? all to will introduco at times preserve the public that he reported duty it shall to report to the chief be It is at critical stage so, of our we are crime, detect and ar- of Pass it. *Ogden peace, prevent police without delay. that bill: the rest civic life. It 1s idle to qualify offenders confidently the In enforce every law thus we hope is no justice in this. What Thère And by saying:* "The mayor may relating to the suppression of offenses Salt right upon us by Lake, analogy heaven, has the city sult beaped under high of do 80 in administration the philanthropic en and perform all duties enjoined upon to demand such absurd duties of its po. checked when "Administration pollcy" has lady," will be policy." them by ordinance. leading lice? by right, belong Doesn't terprise of "our nothing to say about the toleration of 247. Sec. of The several members of to the city hall queen surveyor, or the city She will then be avenged. else. "administration the police force shall have power and of the law-breaking-or Janitor? well as queen the toughe authority without process to arrest and all, aren't policy" might some day decree the pro But after we debating an will have come to her own. north. and who tection of murderers vagrants. It. take into custody any person subject? her's indebatable These very men WHI be we are; Salt Lake as melt away would be a most natural and logical shall commit or threaten to commit in who are protected by the police do not and our ancient rivalry will of such the may. the presence officer or withdo not seek to shield grant the police the right to step. place both look up to a com for we shall his view of the peace fostered up-+ in any breach police If the can. be the law except in consummation blame power above or. t mon master.? It Is a or any offense directly prohibited by their particular be the first to de cases. They would on him, I should wished for. devoutly to be the laws of this state or by any ordobject if the police per strenuously mand his removal from office. He is inance. We ask of you, gentlemen, oneof other of any property be these of the city government. mitted the stealing directly out at the head thing. It comes Yet From these lawg I conclude, per- longing to a gambling house. looks up to him for: which have concerned. us for Each department matters haps foolishly, that the police are to granting the right of the police to and yet if the fire department orders, If you repeal two weeks./ past the police of the be the city. They 'are their protect them law breaking, makes a. botch of fighting a fire, the not laws contained in chapters 31 and of law- makers the city or the of the step is the granting very next Are 1907, mayor 1s not condemned. 33 of the compiled laws of Utah, of the law. Interpreters They are no• the right of police to annul any other is and ought to be. is his little attention chief That need to pay will you where instructed to enforce such ord- law. * The bars let' down here, where line The city en special of. work.' this of sermon. It to the demands inances as the mayor or city, attorney may they not be let down? 0gis for unsatisfactory these chapters, gineer censured not repeal do you The the manufaccity I may see fit to suggest. have a letter which in his office. It would be legislature wrong the that asks of no work council has den power to of Chicago sent make such laws turers and dealers club attack the mayor for it. We• pay to duties will required of, and. in the oaths be a8. help suppression of lout to the brewers of te land, showsanitary inspector to do certain officials. the but the upon, its Our rea crime police are in prohibitory imposed paid spe• that the danger' law the ing ask We do. not him to camp cialists patent. things. 'of the song for this, request are city in real bust* not the decreased sale of liquor was Belle's the trail of, gamblers rand on upon our state city books of detecting and y r Laws and ness suppressing the the or creation of hypocrites, but justice."? I may but I figure crowd and to. bring them to crime. de in error "police expressly command. that gambling above placing of the power" to go Well, then, who is supposed out that we have in the city social evil shall be suppressed. law pro• "the constitution." And their these fire making after law-breakers? The body, the council; a' law. In: an unlawful extest is not against The laws further insist that officers, department? No, they are to fight terpreting body, the the, city and county, shall but paid by municipal court; ercise of "police power" against a poll tax collector? No, he and a law enforcing body, the police. of these laws. see to the enforcement lawful exercise. poll en 'is a is taxes. ' The city do not re to. collect one preposterous ask any these. to We are facing 'a' crisis today." With Of course, this office? they all gineer's No, have to perform the functions of taking their quisition on the face of it. At least taree the law in men everywhere and we do not thank and sidewalks. of of our think about sewers any them for hands we confront problem of that seems to be the sentiment own to do it. Well, who? •I hate to suggest the po-* trying The issue is likewise ethical I have to find anarchy. officials. been at pains the police certain openly lice an un have. things who as department. That is such -not legal. New York, Philadelphia, would some official to do. cut of They are to arrest all lawbreakfor Pitsburg, Chicago, San Francisco, are protected kind cut--the most unkind sume the responsibility duty, whatever ers. of stamp or disposition. The meeting different phases of. it. law-breaking. So far all have: I hate to. intimate that it is their been Oll company deftes the law and its kindred evils, They are to do this whenever they find Standard to stop gambling troubled with a peculiar and malign The mayor has of: various states it no mostly because ant disease of the thumb. You because they say it isn't. They say it a law-breaker. go to object right to if that the bulk of the state cares you perform your Is knows the police and broach this matter and is the mayor's fault kthat gambling duties. The people little about the supremacy of law. If cannot complain. Let's look at some of the thumb goes out. It points to the protected. " You are only enforcing the hated the It sure that all citizens were city The mayor's laws and ordinances. mayor. thumb works the state breakers •In order to cure it fear some law would to advance lawlessness cannot quote all, but I can quote some same way. It slips around toward you arrest them every time you catch But one step into the forbidden fleld. The that may illuminate the. subject. county attorney. county attorney them at the business. OIl why, tell me, should the Standard and You not It Title says he'll see the Laws. 13-Cities goes. State arrest, mayor. So a drunkard but fear to defy the. law here in Ogden. once. a month. 2, Sec. 189: Towns, Chapter Mayor. Some thumbs point toward Judge fine be today does not pays We support from year to year a great The behind Murphy. volces those He may exercise within the city limits. mean that this -particular individual of law breakers and law haters body thumbs these to say you take one of the powers conferred upon him may be on another drunk tomorrow the police may not own power body and who cases to disorder and not the Hie keep *peace. municipal court suppress be llable seven and to punishment. soul. These law are breakers not The shall all duties times a day and be thrown perform down. 190: payment of a $2 or $5 fine is not a hounded by an energetic police but be by polnt: are or may prescribed. license The 1s here. which to break the bicycle Everybody are zealously protected in break ordinance shall see that sidesteps.. of or ordinance, and None them has duties. all the law. time for a month. Then ing of the law. by Much of this de. That is, duties ordinances are faithfully to suppress the laws and what reasoning are the privileged the part these law 38 . ON and fiance in. Ogden Of course, there vice- mongers breakers. are duties executed. protected classes exist allowed for a single not for 2. who could of protection for the fine privileged crimi to a single the break the law all the month. moment without the beneficent The word "may" seems to let nals. The Ogden police, and 'gracious protection of the majest however, mayor out, seems to absolve him from Why not fine them every time they munici recognize three heinous offenses: the state and in law 1c defenders of One obligation, but the meaning is are caught at it, and they, can y be Is to be poor and be found drunk. This caught every day: pal laws. always mandatory. connotes offender is unmolested, sa have the finest kind of. 8. city The genius of anarchy is defiance of until the "shall" or "must" whenever the rights gambling ordinance. loonkeeper offender's law. When officials, paid to keep men of the publio: the demand exercise of 10, sec. Title 24. Then the patrol called, *Whenever any from this defiance, assist them In de money. duty to: power to perform the officer of said 1 city peace fiance and if the culprit pleads has reasonwe have something worse than gullty, he it refers. Whenever which statute able It used to be gets grounds for belleving that in any called treason. five days anarchy. on the rock, pile. * If thing for the of a the directs doing place in the And this isn't house or city. the busiif complicity with crim he pleads "not guilty'! the saloonkeep. sake of justice or the public good, the of is then ness gambling carried inals, 1g incompetency. robbed being Ogden er who the on, offender of his word "may" will be *shall." read shall to be lawful faculties it for still wants know. and his roll is called such peace ofin, in its He "May," ordinary meaning, would ficer. to enter such testifles to his part house We are not in the least concerned of or place the transaction. render the law dead." or with warrant the without and such offiwith products of these protected Liquor bought over his bar It is, made the therefore, plainly. within the evils. cer is hereby authorized to seize all Perhaps Innocent women and delendant beastly and soddenly and the and see that laws mayor's instruments or devices there found for children have to/suffer! Perhaps offensively drunk, He had •to call an 'ordinances are faithfully", executed. the forever: purpose of and are ruined! gambling to homes Perhaps officer. arThe officer is summoned. "The may not know that these laws are rest any person having charge He hearts and heavy are. multiplied! of suca pain defendant, your Honor, was drunk, as being violated. Therefore, I have the house place and all -others or That 18 maudlin there What do we care? Bro. Jones states." The testimony is privilege of stating that the gambling in playing at But found engaged any sentimentalism! we do care when game complete. Justice is out. meted Jus last night, laws were being violated for money or other property." democracy is threatened. Law-break tice! A damnable justice! The stating also that his police force man It gives you to seize "all Ing, protected, condoned, and authority winked at, who deliberately and with malice is not enforcing these laws. * instruments and devices there, found means the weakening of our social forethought made a beast of his -and the •The law says, Mr. Brewer, that you for the purpose of gambling." fabric retarding of civiliza: opinbrother, walks complacently be away "shall see that the laws are faithfully ions of former city attorneys -to the tion. hind his cigar, while the It gives you, will be were inane 'employes option. contrary, you upheld asking a somewhat executed." Do by Judge We greet him cordially and obsequiously, not expected to see It are that pub Murphy if, in the performance of your question duringIn the last campaign. Some day, catching the larger | lie opinion when "faithfully duty, you break down doors was couched terms, "Shall executed." which are brotherhood has rule?" come to its own, the the people It opened at command. In the became the slo That ought not to worry you. On debaucher will be punished It instead Standard of November 2,1905, (to cite of 20,, 1909, wag bandied about January some one au gan of a party. his victim. of it only a single instance), the case of 80 much that it lost all semblance thority (and I don't think was the The other great crime" is the viola | city. recorder) guaranteed proprietor Bott, of the Little Its original contour. But Immunity Joseph simply ask tion of the bicycle saloon, on a charge of allowing that ordinance, I do, not | Queen ing the question means some from police interveation to the follow say that this 1g a useless' law. It was reported. doubt exists in our minds as to wheth. ing, women in his saloon, while they conducted gambling isn't But I do say the of that It ought It er .our form government is really not seems evidence showed that the & J. Creighbaum Peterson; houses: to be exacted Is the will of the people* above to the democratic. other admission important F., Smith & Company; W. J. Powers. officers wore denied laws. Every bicyclist decisive factor in public Judges Murphy the prob saloon. in Ogden could Thereupon January Thursday) the people do maim and injure Can one said: lems? what they person a week entered the circle of 'Hushfeld Gus the year: round, to do? wish and be doing nothing powerful "You officers were much more pacitizens. A These paid each more than what every protected spot tient. in this On the face of it, this question we matter than I would nave privilege the city $299 for the of run of vice is if are meeting here in Ogden is very been, were dented admittance to doing every night of the On ning gambling houses. January 20 very small of the week.. The bicyclist place of I trifling. A portion business as. you were.: who an harma & A. Ives paid $100 each a D. W. Cotts population is given police sanction to other is, and should be, severely been perfectly think you would have pun will be- free for the 30 and next days justified in law. These privileged law ished for his breaking down that man's break defance of law. #And to conduct poker under the protection the monger him if he made any breakers of ours may be decent law and shooting vice who harms his of the city. What Ogden to resistance wishes the to the pursuit of best class be brother infinitely breakers -perhaps you In more, and who authority to. whose has the duty." Chicago and the coast. blow is struck deeper, know tween Why your with malice, grant this immunity, from future pun take their ease in Zion? ought to I not Jet them That's pretty fine sense. am sure. be punished for offense to these particular. "gentle' the point. ishment is After the he would be willing to in Cal of his: Instead uphold you Here his victims cry piteous the ly day I been looking through have pursuit of your duty. abrian earthquake theatrical syn• men? the night to the guardians of the, of Boston approached dicate the Justice and books and cannot And that any It be interesting .to what may the cry heard. never However, the city ordinances BAy of the duties name of Rather do the empowered. or of that city and. in the one, la. thus "guardiaps", of justice If the craved permission I shall be glad to be corrected. of police officers: * suffering humanity protect the benefit the mong to performances next done ought to give City ordinances, title 8; chap I, sec. er of rice. mayor has All the money, was to go of Sunday. know it. If a group of, officials have 1, It shall be the duty The third 'is ithe offense "unpardon was relieve' suffering. to Italy. It able conspired with well, known police and he is hereby law-break authorized and sin of asking a plain clothes of request was the law,' Ogden to diligently enquire Into They knew. their con• ficer ought to empowered erg to defeat for did It not "the price of a, bed, trary to law. occur to them pard of the eity ordto know it. any and all violations ner." want Than this there box-office might as well turn is no greater he shall .use due that the crime. The mayor told me a 'week ago that Inances; It calls for 80 The love days in 'the over the Saturday receipts. municipal nominally he could by a single word diligence to ferret out all disorderly quarries or the E not, in in the ultimate, city, etc. 13 1 of humanity was suspended the stop gambling, but toward end of houses 1 paseion. of 90 the master They were taking days, "I always can't con imagine: why this special sub•clude conversation. the be * a trying when &m of situation. plain clothes officer is ject was to the "chief instead advantage 4 handed powerless." If It is true, thus approached as the really to that The WAS work "suffering the "hobo" city abgame of to the dog-catcher. * This who police say, that the mayor de the guilty does "as an entering wedge.* The touching be omithumanity," doean't will of course know the party, why don't the police show him surd inordinance one he approaches once could be broken the law broken is ted revised ordiannces. an officer. This, of course, earnestly for Let endeavor up? them to justify a 1s title 8, chap. 2, sec. again for it would be easier serious City. ordinaces, reflection the upon one week to keep gambling undressed down and 4. the next time. The their law- breaking portion Every policeman appointed apd all force. our police to compel let's see if the mayor dares He was police mayor refused. branded heart of the They officers and members don't look officers. like enfore That ten't their his police force to desist from other things, but he less, and some force shall takefan oath for the faithworst fault. They act' like don't the law. ing real live officers. of duties in conwas there to see the law enforced. ful performance his Real officers, who take oaths law: Here is another ambiguous He bad no option. + to perform nection with his office, and shall see their duties ' Title 13. Cities and Towns. ChapThat is America's greatest and most that the ordinances of the city, are. baffling problem. the law. may be None of us respect of ours problem This in local Insignificant apparently but getting •our officers discharge" the plain/ offices. It 1s an * , is a phase Civilization • the our very of life . society long force, when but violation are openly enforcing body. policeman unruly captive uses law' A wisdom of where the Its deflance to his club upon teach him the law. %.But thrown resisting police the an un power breaker to protect him In program, the purpose of the law is more than defeated. E Crime is usually punished so that others who are planning to commit & like crime may be 'strengthened" to draw other plans. But the crimes we are speaking of here are not punished. The object is not at all to persuade our "choice citizens" to change their plans, but rather to assure them that in the future they will be properly pro tected in their violation of law.' These law a around his is do not in respect of the classes. least inspire to head! shouted, III So too. understood The king and that appeal of can see: from can stupendous task it fortable. in a shady light spot reach where can Therefore, it the so on, to be enough place be it la suit, on gracefully cooling drink. sidered one of but the where on a light suit of too heavy, change Then can't sun com wicker. chair 8 the rays of the you, drape chair, and A Green the best got only will be until yourselt order swizzle is summer drinks, hot in con countries, to necessary get some hav your thirst, read ing assuaged two volumes of cooling literature, and al : to in yourself stand two hours low other brand cool place without will be to all the of drink. After stirring. The effect good. mall a solved that a TAMALES corner, pulled the pennies bird of far the the grass nest. At our and nest bottom the heat), service. 2421 A. stamps.* PHARMACY McINTYRE. R. Both Ave. Wash. of kinds BADCON'S white it all We have : paint * the HINTS yacht, attract yachts (black the the cents 15 and had woven them and straw' at Hot Fountain. § bor over steam a built had the Piping Served the by its mystery the Satisfying CHICKEN box to" catch unable : Delicious near EvLouisville Cour the the Build have said, the have on our bands we have service* secret• HELPFUL I what if it lighter ROBBER been were but Into You months has discovery by -Our simply which ELDERKIN. MAIL Ind., Officers busi 'stated. the be oath and, a box. of Gentlemen an says ler-Journal. -without Many farmers in mailing letters stamps wore in the of leaving pennies habit two on top of sticking it in the mall the letter and ness. Now you for Nauvoo neighborhood, ansville, In legislature from relieved STRONG several For his the meant it place insult. thief, the with clothes, Hence taking FEATHERED Buckingham!" for Buckingham standers "Off task. stepping. officials NOBLE law. * Impossible , thief, Richard to: some northern weather 1g cool. Put of (Signed) protected criminal in punishment no way future obedience of the The them helps the require# preme criminal laws will their side of "faithfully to duties faithful, of performance we Secondly, Want that they definite, should not have any tasks 1mthem.* minute posed upon definite tasks they pro• you give them ceed to excuse themselves from the per formance of them. Thirdly, we belleve it would be far more conducive to the of our officers health and happiness to do allow them if the law what the mayor wants or what public our queen opinion demands or what them desire. courts But do not ask is the su to law. / That enforce the and the by condoned the is duty: is worse than useless, not when it is defied by a fow vicious crimin als who are hounded by 8 vigllant po lice suit our want necessity we Law 1g of : national threatened. . . of problem. is dependent upon law. Obedience to law is essential to the life of a civilized Then here civilized* it I We YOUR SUPPLY. BUY, TO not to DRAWERS for... Drawers 40c for.. Drawers 50c Drawers for.. $1.00 Drawers for.. 49c' and all you--come we are are Gowns for. 60c .75c Gowns for...... Gowns $1.25 $1.50 Gowns for....... $2.00 Gowns for....... will that to say values. story in which understand .customers case --unequaled constables in riots, similar cases. He shall suppress and breaches of the disturbances com peace, and apprehend all persons the laws mitting. any offense of of the ordinances the state of the city. STORE GOODS DRY 3 the have Prepared Morning may chap. towns, at Come This glad County he SALE Hurst "Paine & .: do "Chay. UNDERWEAR 15 Starts do not know. It is not suspicion. It is an open I a "reasonble" confession MUSLIN service. public prosecutor, duties. The county attorney is a public on must: (1) Conduct prosecutor and of the state prosecutions for behalf justice, courts. (2) offenses in public before the prop Institute proceedings for magistrate the arrest of per er or reasonably sus song charged• when he pected of any public offense, that offense any such has Information | etc. committed, has apparently bas The county attorney the things set He no option, sections. the in these He has information, that), (I. gave him and police say, all he may have. 80 the the evidence he cares for to, prosecute laws. these violators of What he is sec. JANUARY MONDAY, UTAR, a E driven, OGDEN, "The city coun following powers: the ing of affection leads ter (40) the side-step: the serious of offers official the of open protect would not defers of fidelity, with OF and EXAMINER: •MORNING THE phones. o •4 go and : SE UNITED DENTAL CO. " (Incorporated) :: 1 : * • It, 1, 1 352 We TEETH PLATES St. 25th 352 SPECIALTY Ogden, 25th Utah Ogden, Utah St. a 8 * • 5. A • 9 • NEED YOU DO WORK? DENTAL 3 * to: You TO F Bridgework, Gold 1, *I Crowns, Gold On +: DO; YOU F - . 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