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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-10

Beatty & Long are showing mighty
speedy pumps and oXfords for
young people and more conservative
Iyl,s for those who like them
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-10

Leather trimmed. gray canvas shop
shoes-like last year's-Beatty % Lonh
are again selling in their economy
basement where all mems work shoe
and bovs' SHOES are sold cheap.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-10

Polar Bear nour (guaTautced) $l15
large sack u. r. Lewis & CO.
I-1-1?t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-10

Kelly. ib ...t.. ~ q
Kent, IS ~ 3
Craig, .
Hubbard. RI ..5 %
Haefelc. 81 ..4 o
senin. p-2b-lf ..,.5 o
Goulait 2b-p ..a 2 o o
Totals ...r.. so ? i8726 ~ q
Regulars ... .O1 90 2 0--3
lnsurrectos 5000 % 0--s
'Clark. out hit by battcd BAN
stolen bases Kent. 2; Craig, T.;
rwo-base hits fisher, senin carl
lon. Hits of Rice 3 in 4 innings; off
Lenin in innings, of Goulait in
/ inning: om Mcdonald In 4 In
lngs Off Galino, in 3 innings; of
Lewis, I in 2 innings. Struck out--by
Rice I by Mcdonald g; by Galliuo. ].
Sacrifice hits--Tishcr, Goulait Base
on balls-om Rice. l. of Seniif 3, of
Mcdonald. 2; Off Gallino L. Wild
pitch-Scnin. Hit by pitcher Haefele.
Umpire Hogan. Time 1871 Attend
ance 500.
Good looks bring happiness
Friends care for us when we mtei
them with clean smiling face,
bright eyes, sparkling with health.
which comes by taking Hollistcr's
Rocky Mountain Tea this spring.
SCHMIDT & co.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-10

Newark A-The Wheeling Central
league pitchers had It ON the Newark
OHIO State ieaguers Saturday after
noon and shut them out with only
one scratch bit The visitors bunched
hits in the sixth with tnglings Wild
ness Score
X II w.
Wheeling .......... g {
Newark ............ o
Batteries Wheeling Beatty
and Welchon Newark Taylor, Ing
ling. Biulnger and Geib. Umpire
Ncl Mason.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-10

Morris & sons grocery 2GG Chicago
Vienna Phone Y-l7O5. 3-31-tl
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-10
BASE BALL
CnmlslleY Wnnls L0hnson.

Chicaeo, Aprii No. President Comig
key of the chicago White Sox, to-day
offered President Noyes, Of the Wash
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08

The Evening Herald II Just a. much
a Republican Newspaper today as ~
was Yesterday. the day before. and this.
day before that. II IL devoted TO
the advancement Of Republican prln-
oiplcs which can not die becsns. they
are essential 10 tn. safety Of the re-
public. Those principles may suffcr
temporary reverses. but they ase as
certain to triumph In the end "a the
country T. To live and prosper.
Being . Republican newspaper and
devoted to Republican principles. the
Herald Is not unduiy downcast over
what may seem TO he severe reverses
In the defeat Of the candidates n has
supported \ Newspaper devoted to
principle need never be hard loser.
Tor there Il always the comforting re-
Election that principle II sure to win
eventually and that the day of defeat
viii only make more sweet the day
W nuhl Nfctui2i
Anyhow Il " mach easier TO lose
gracefully than 20 win gracefully. A
man on Newspaper this, has made
= brave iisht for conviction h always
eonsolcd IN the hour Of defeat by the
consciousness that everything possl-
BILE has been done in a cause believed
20 be right and can look with calm
ness and satisfaction at the result.
even though il be adverse. Hut rare
II the winner Who is unduiy inflated
with sense OF his own importance
and who can rsaist the temptation 10
perform that most con,emptible OF all
hts defeated antagonist.
Long after the pack that IL now
yapping ElaefuiIy at lie heels have
been east into the discard OF oblivion
the Herald viii, DE doing business at
the ssme stand. preaching Republican
doetrln. and cheering Republican
candidates Ia victory.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08

only q small proportion Of the 10.
'al vote Of the state has 80 been re.
ported That vote was cast IN cities
and towns on or near railroads and in
easy communication with news cen.
t'rs. For The most part u WAS ex.
pected IN advance 10 give majoflties
Tor tho Democratic ticket. and II can
truthfuIly be said that outside ~ nsf-
nalillo county the returns nov In do
not show any substantial failing on OF
the anticipated Republican strength.
II N we'll 10 bear In mind that a
large majority Of The voting popuia-
ton ~ New Mexico i've Ia communl-
ties remote from railroads and telc.
sraph lines; that ihls vote IL heavily
Republican aad that authentic returns
have been received from practically
none ~ the precincts whore 81 was
east.
Therefore ~ would b. entirely pra.
mature to concede the election Of Mr.
Mcdonald a. governor. and those
newspapers which are sending out az.
trayaEant claims Of big majoritles are
siifuily deccivins the people who rels
upon them Cor information. u IL not
too much 10 say that Mr. Bursum 81
not only undefeaied as yet bu, there ~
a very strong probability that h. II
elected by a substantial majority.
Remember. please. that three years
aeo the Journal Dcmocrat claimed the
election Of 1arraxoio a. delegate In
congress by $500 majority fuIl week
after his opponent had been elected.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08
ROCKEFELLER HAD
FRUGAL MEAL
Marshall Who Served John ID
With Subpoena Couldn't
Get to New York Fast
Enough When Offered scant
Repast.

New York. Nov. s.-Marshal Hcnkci
returned to the federal building late
this afternoon, He announced with
some pride that he had bern enjoying
the day with his friend John d. Rock
cfeller, upon whom he had served y
subpoena In the steel trust case.
Mr.. Rockefeller asked me "a be
sure 60 0e there for breakfast" said
the marshal, 'snd took my gtsnshoc
man, Crawford. along With me Crnw-
ford * still ~ there looking over the
grounds and MIR Rockefeller has
placed everything at his disposal. Mr..
Rockefeller again asked me 10 no
with him uvcr thc place. but could
not stay.
AIR. Rockefeller was "A breakfast
when We arrived. I and "a iinc appe-
title with me- hut when I saw the fru.
sal meal I could not get back to New
York fast enough.
Mr.. Rockefeller treated me Ike o
gentleman. aud u would not be fair
10 tell what he had 10 eat, wouid ~
When handed him the instru-
ment. ne said; why ! thought thai
that had all been attended 10 last sat-
urday. ! said. no. Mr.. Rovkcfeilcr
81 had not. Ter you see this paper
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08
DIR. EI.i0r ON FOOTBALL

A. a scholar and leader OF public
thought Or Charles w, Eliot oecu-
pies high place In the public es-
teen. but as an opponent OF football
and similar sports he Il no, likely 10
set very far IN the approval Of me
American people.
Football IL brutal. says Or. Eliot
suppose u is--what athletic pastlme
worth the name vas ever invented
that was without It's element 81 har-
ara TO ilfs ana limb? The few spec.
,ecular casualties that occur on the
grldiron. ana which ara always play
ed up IN the most sensational man.
nor by the newspapers. are A. nothing
90 ths thousands who lose their lives
every year IN hunting. automoOiling
and numerous other sports which
mlghi be mentioned.
Football is altogether dinerent from
bean-haE n Il lnsiy sport Tor lusty
young msn. a II In many respects
more typical OF the intense energy and
activity Of American lie than amy
other sport. and that in large measure
accounts for its great popularity with
growing young American cItlscns THAT
Il has boon abused viii not be denied.
but what institution known 10 man
has not aad it, abuses. To the credit
o. football BE- Il said that IL has been
kept clean and that those IN charge
Of ~ dcstipies have constantly work
I'D and ave stu working 60 brins n
as MAR perfection a. human irnper-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08
ANOTHER ATTEMPT
TO CROSS ATLANTIC
First Flight Of Akron, sched-
uled to Fly Over Atlantic Is
Disastrous on Account Of In.
sufficient Gas.

Atlantic city. ~ j.. NOV. Lack
OF sufficient gas to keep the big dirt
Elbic In the air brought to a sudden
end the trial flisht today of the air
ship Akron. which II scheduled To-
max. an atteinp, O. cross the Atlnn-
tic ocean from this city some time
this month. Akron landed ON the
meadows OF Grassy bay seven miles
from here this afternoon and had 10
be towcd to this city. Il arrived az
the hangar shortly after : o'clock to-
nlEht. \ propeller blade broken and
a Euy wire snapped we're the only
parts damaged and these can easily
be repaired
The nirshlp left the hangar at the
inlet al the northern end 0f the city
as 10 u. m. and made a spectacular
flight along the beach. across the
city and over the meadows between
this resort and the mainland. at a
height Of about 500 ~ 4O0 feet
The balloon was w nearly two
hours when the cold air began TO az
feet the gas and she failed to show
proper buoyancy. several landings
were made and finally when the Ak
ron could not rise again H. a stffi-
Cient height. assistance was sent for.
Federal life savers stationed on the
Atlantic city aud the Brigantlnc
beaches, went 10 tho rescue and With
a number OF other launches dragged
the airship loose from the meadow
grass and towed her home.
Melvin Vanlman. head OF the pro-
posed expedition to Europe, was not
quite satisfied with the gas supply
when the START was made today. but
decided to take a chance TO see how
the ship would act
1T was wonderful the way that
ship behaved" said Vaniman tonight
My crew behaved even better
The flight was successful and we
we're sorry when u had to br ahan-
doncd because of the lack OF ear We
know now that a trip across the Al
lantic h a little more trying ana
loager. but entirely possible"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08
KIRK BRYAN is ILL
AT YALE UNIVERSITY

Word its,rtved This Morning b, H.
W u. Bryan Through Lawrence IsS,
Tells THAT Albuquerque Young Man
T. Down with Typhoid.
Word was received this morning
by r. W. -. BRYAN Of this city
through telegram sent By Lawrence
Lee that his son Kirk Bryan. stu.
dent az Yale University. IL ~ with n
well developed attack of typhoid
lever. Aside from these meagef
words Mr. Bryan knows nothing OF
the boys condition. lie stated. how.
ever. tina, Kirk had probably con.
tracted the disease while IN Virginia.
where he spent the summers vaca.
ton
A letter received form Hugh Bryan.
Rhodes scholar OF oxford. England.
says that he Is doing welt Hugh has
been active in athletics since going
10 England, having organized an all
American baseball team which De.
feated all corners lie mentions the
arrival in England of Karl q. karsten.
who ls the latest student TO 20 to
Oxford from the University. having
sailed for England un the third OF
October. karsten Is delighted with
the prospects there.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08
WH|TSON MUSIC CO.
IS SOLD
Mrs. Whitson Has Sold Old Es-
tablished Business to John
Gervis Clark Company.

\ business change Of wide loral
interest han been made public with
the announcement that Mrs. b. &.
Whitnon has retired from active.
commercial life. having sold the
business and good win OF the Whit
son Music company ON south second
street To- the John Lewis Clark Music
company
Mrs Whitson has successfully con-
Quoted "A general music business here
nor more than twenty years, being
one of the ciiy's pioneer business
people. she proposes to take a COM
plete rest during the next year aud
ccntemplates a number az extended
pleasure trips.
John Lewis CLARK. the new owner
of the old whitson business. IL not
only an experienced piano man, bul
also enjoys wide popularity here as
q musician, Ne Is also an expert
piano tuner and rrpairor
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08

The recent naval display IN the
hudson river. showing the wonderful
nsh,ing craft OF this country wac dax-
xlinE To the eyes of the spectators and
astounding to the rest OF the country.
Ninety-nine war vessels. laeluding
"a nrst.rlass battleships, wer. In line
for review by the president and the
secretary Of the navy u was the
greatest war fleet ever brought to-
gethcr IN this country. and one OF the
greatest ever seen anywhcre--a thrill
Inns pride provoking sight for every
American.
AoooFdlns 10 the president. THE dis.
play haa IAN education value In
arouslns patriotism. In iliusiratlnE the
ability of the naval forces 10 mobilize
90 short notice. and In showing the
skin o. the oficers.
unauesiionably a aid eli ithaca
beneficial eject. ANA one not 60 be
made iirhi Of or seorhed by any
lnsanr.
The United states h already Abe
SECOND naval power In IN. world. snr-
passing tiermany by q very narrow
nateln FOR that place end is within
mailing distance VI the top place, held
b. Great Britain its navy l. COM
posed vi ass nehting ANA auxiliary
,raf,. and is manned By st.ses men
aud officers
Two arrt oiaas bsltleships pear
Dntii the completion Of the Panama
canal which viii Theoretically double
hoth the defensive and offensive 81.
fsciiveness Of the navy. IL the sov.
ornments present plan. a. announced
by President raft Thereafter, one
nrsi-class nghter v 10 he bull, every
year, 10 Keep our aghting strength
abreast IT the times
The display. however. win have an.
other eject I, will cause the nation
20 realise shs insm1nse en.ouns Of mo-
nay that " tlsd up In these splendid
sighting machines draw
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08
DE LUX LIMITED IS
A SWELL TRAIN
Manicurist, Ladies' Maid,
stenographer and Every
Conceivable Convenience for
Transcontinental Travellers.

beginning early IN December the
Atchlson. Topeka A santa y, railway
company VIII put ON tho firti sNtr,
fare train ever run to California ~
viii b. operated cucc a week on q
s,xty-ghrer houfs schedule from Chi.
eaEo Co Los Angeles. The train VIII
be- called "Snrta ~ D. Luxe. and
the slogan VIII be Extra fast. extra
fine. extra fare" The following spe-
ciai features ~ the train have been
decided upon
Stcnographer. isd;es' maid, mani
curist and halrdrcsser; barber. bath
ins facilities. vacuum cleaner for
cleansing cars, market reports and
synopsis ~ days news. By wire.
clothes pressing; electric curling
irons. library of latest fiction FREE
qucntiy changed ma saxincs aud
daily newspapers stcreoscopic views
of southwest scenes. mail box. flow,rs
distributed free at san b,rnardlno.
west bound; eiectrse sign for rear ~
train special stationery. finest to be-
had stamped postcards ~ De luNr
train scenes. distributed free; bag
sage label.
Tho stcnographer win make nu-
merou- duplicates % news reports.
for Information 81 passengers. Ills
services viii be- free and hr win
STAMP all mail. The dsnipx car con-
ductoF VIII personally advise each
passenger Of Lunch and dinner hours.
lnstcad ~ having same called cn
massc uy Walters small folder viii
be ifu1cd for distribution on thr train
shaving time IN route equipment.
special features. etc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08

Three cups Jfokt. < 10 Ss SKp short.
cs'sx; , Aesrf leas poogJsis a & Nathan
t0'Dsfys about 6kb milk o. nufey, !
kfaspeog/hf salt
silt three times. the -four, salt aud
laking powder. Work into the flour the
shortening. using lard or butter Tor
shortening. Then mix 10 a verv soit
dough with the milk. The softer ia
biscuit enters the oven, the lighter |,
comes out. Never kneah baking pow,ler
biscuits: press the dough into share AMI
roll lightly. Cut In small shapes ana
hake on sheet or very shallow nan n
a hot oven. In placing biscuits M Inc
pans place we'll apart. moi allowing edree
10 touch. Suiaii biscuits are better tl,nn
large ones. Large hiacuila do not have
the proper amount Of time 10 raise ami
bake.
Have you seen the new k G cooks no,A,
hfimiul " npptii1lng recipes that simply tnnsi
~ successful eyrrt time VI lhe few stumble tIrre
tIpra Efe carefully fnHloucd' you trniid aiadiv
pay ~ oruts fof this valuable huk ,el ~ VIZ
qfteisfely fltr anon receipt q The eulpfrd ~
!lncalc faCkrd nsgegy &A.eenlcnn ~ X haklnr
fordff' lAprte NfH, Col, chlcaeo small
cars d nps hat< cook Dcck eeilikfstst
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08

from productive uses aud applied 10
uses tina, can never be productive Of
anything bot expense aud finally re-
sui,lnE In total liss.
Taking fhe largest view 1T II. n 10
silly 70 spend money. hut n u neces-
snry a. hong ~ the nsilors continue
70 Vie with each other IN ornaments
In helping the people. not onls %
THIS nation. but Of all other nations.
60 come 90 realization OF The use.
lessness Of such expenditure. the Hud-
son naval display will hasten the day
Of general arbitration aud world
peace,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08
rnE IEsuin ~ rnE COUNTY.

Political post.mortema are always
Improbable. and tho Herald does not
propose Co hold one now II IL SUN.
,irut TO say that most of the Repub-
lican county ticket seems 10 have been
defeated.
The ticket nominated by the Repub.
ncan convention was one o. the clean.
80. abless and best over offered n tho
votors Of Bcrnalilo county. The
methods used In accomplishing its de-
feat we're thoroughly Characteristic Of
the men who Opposed II. and were
anything but crcdi,able 20 the cause
OF TIE good government, which they
pIofcu-ed 10 represent. bat We viii
not at this time discuss that feature
oGshe election. n ~ sufficient 10 say
that We believe that the people viii
have cause TO bitterly regret what took
place yesterday.
The Herald L. entirely SINCERE when
4, says that n hopes that the vietors
viii merit the confidence which the
people have reposed in them. We
would be untrue Go our own obllaa-
ton Ia the people " We ala not prefer
90 sec q gooo. rather than bad adj
mlnistration 81 the affairs OF the
county. In all things that they may
do which look 20 the upbuiidlng and
the advancement OF the community
these gentlemen will have the hearty
support Of This Newspaper. In what
eyer they may do which seems TO he
adverse to the public good We shall
without hesltancy and without fear
register our opposition.
In common with all good citizens.
We devoutly hope that Mr.. Gilienwa-
tcr'a county commissioners will give
us a buslnesslike aud efficient admin
lstrasion OF the county's affairs with
on, further raising a tar rate already
far too high; tina. MIR, Romero viii be
able TO keep the prisoners safely in
,arccrat.d In IN. BornsiiIlo county
isil IN future; that Mr.. Montoya viii
make a. good a school superintendent
~ he has a real estate agent. end that
AZ the other successful contestants
for county Offices In the election Of
yesterday will prove themselves 10 be
able. honest and efficient public SER
wants.
Aud. also In common with every
good citizen, ". earnestly hope that
the ansmositlss engendered by the
campaign viii be put aside, and ths,
all our population. regardless OF dif-
ferenccs. political or otherwise. win
now set together In the inspiring work
of developing this splendid oommun-
It's. We have the best town ana the
beat county on the map--lct's prove
ourselves worthy OF II By devo,,ng our
best efforts TO IL upbuildinE.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08
SNOWFALL OF WEST
IS ESTIMATED
New Work Undertaken BY
Weather Bureau Is of Ines
Unable Value to Irrigatois
in New Mexico Valleys.

Washington. Nov s--Durng the
last Two years the weather bureau
has made Systematic measurements OF
the amount OF snowfall in snc nioaii.
tain regions of the west for the pur-
pose OF determining as accurately as
possible the amount OF water avail
able for agricultural and commercial
Interests during the ensuing spring
and simmer seasons The above
siaiemeni was made today by secrr.
'afy of Agriculture Wilson.
Continuing. the secretary said In
connection With the etuds OF snowfall
and iis consequent risn on, q system
attic snow survey Was begun In the
Hair sitd 81 Maple Creek. near
springyille. Titan Wsile the wofk
was ~ an Experimental nature, Il ~
thought that Within two years sum.
Client observations win have been ob.
iasnei 10 permit OF accurate forecasts
of water supply from the winter
SNOWFALL The system can also l,e ex-
tended 10 other and larger projects,
and the work will DE limited only b,
the amount Of funds available for the
purpose. The report on the preiimi-
nary campaign In the Maple Greek
watershed has brought many expires.
slons OF commentator from farmers
and hydraulic engineers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08
SALVATION ARMY REPORT


The following Is the report ~ Cap
tain .. Wendell of the Salvation
Army for the five weeks ending No-
Neinbrf g.
Number 81 open air meetings heIa.
%.
Estimated attendance, 1909.
Number OF meetings held IN hail,
Attendance, tsp.
Attendance az sunday school. 90.
Meetings In laii,
Number OF garments and shoes
given. Sss.
Number 1T meals ana lodging 90,
Number 81 loaVes of bread giVen.
O..
Number % war crr sold $50.
Number Of spanish aud Italian
War tryf so
Number u YOUNG soldiers. 100.
Number 81 papers given IN lail, 90.
income. ttt2s.fs.
Expenditure. Stfa'fg,
Number pr0fekscd conversions, ..
Yours gratefully
CAPT. o. wendell.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08

should have accompanied ihe sub
poeno. bat ID did not Hope you are
not pat uut about ii
"'Oh no. mHrshHi' hr said, q
know that you fellows have many
y,xatlous things a. do bi' your line of
duty admire man who performs
his task well
"Now. that n the last of the bunch.
except the one I have FOR my friend
Charlie schvab, but there won't be
any trouble in serving that"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08

fcction VIII allow
Or. Eliot wiil receive FAR mofe re-
speotfui attention from the American
people an an authority on what should
80 on NV feet 81 bohk shelf than az an
authority on what should be- done with
slS feet 81 sss~n ana muscle.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08

Tho approved method Of furnishing
offenders IN ios Angeles now H. 10
sentence them TO ne term on the
Mcnamara Jury.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08

dKns as Feather
Bydffs. Janet Mckenzie mn, Editor gT
the Bosfos Cooking School afagasiar
BAKING Powder Biscuits made by shis
recipe are 10 FAR ahead Of ordinary b..
king powder biscuits that, II once tried
YOU will never use arr other recipe
Try Il the next time you ran short Of
bread. Save this recipe. 40
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08

What's the matter With turning In
now aud makng Albuquerque the biz.
gssi ~ well a. the best town between
the two seHs?
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08

chamberlaln's stomach and Liver
Tablets do not sioken or srIpey gnd
may Do taken with perfect safely b.
the most delicate woman or he
youngest child The old and feeble
Will Hieo find thom a most suitable
remedy for aiding and STRENGTHENING
their weakened digestion AMI Tor
regulating the bowels For sale by an
druEgIass
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-08

New Mexico nrst last and ala the
time. u very good motto for every
citizen 10 adept A. permanent cam.
paim slogan