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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12
FRIDAY. ocToBBR Ia. 1900.
National Republican Ticket.
For Prcsicnt-wILLIAM MCKINLEY of Ohio.
For NieePrcsidsn,- THEODORE EOOSENELTo OF New Yorl

For State Scnn;or-M.Z FAIwEi.f. of La Jun.n.
For OF Supreme cour.-GtSTANE G. BARTEfS
Of Arapahoc county.
For Govcrnor-FRANK c. Got-isY Of Arnpahoc County.
Goyernor-PERCY ;. RIDER Dolores count
For Secretary of sSc-JoSEPH W. NILSSON, Fremont Co
For Trcasurcr-oRSoN ADAMS, Mesa county.
For Auiiot-JAMES 5. MURPHY. Teller county.
For Attorney Gcncral-CHASE WlrHEoW. Gipin county.
For Superintendent of Public Instracioa-Mrs. lone L.
Hanna. ATapaho county.
For Regents Of State Uuiysrsity-CHAHLES Il. DUDLEY
Arepahoc county; GEORGE l. MCCLURE Boulder county.
f. GODDINC, r. OF Rocky Ford
For Representative 1. HARSH OF MSusAuon
Election November G. 1909.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12

Save your sewing machine ballots
The cpntes, is ivsuins M.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12

Rocky Ford is have lecture this winerand it
surely should he taken
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12

Order your Diamonds at the
opera-House Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12

Every Watch "r Clock is fully
warranted at the Opern-house
Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12

As ! want 10 GO out of business
! am closing out my stock of mil
linery goods at cost.
Mrs. Dora NJ. Barney,
LIST door south Of Rencb's storr.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12

Sugar City in luck Senator Wolcott is to speak there onor-
lunch will he and torchght procession at night
The factory will be opened for inspection from to o'clock
Rocky Ford will be well represcnted.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12

few weeks npo filed with wagons heavily
loaded with waermeons caneoupe Now beets
the heavier than during the melon
season Great is this Rocky Ford country. = ...'.''
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12
Respectfully,
Harry |. Maxwell.

s b: 9s
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12

Enterprise supplements will be found to contain
amount of solid Republican argument
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-10-12

With NJ r. Fsrwel in the senate f. Hsch the and
Godipr the citizens of Otefo county
can rest assured that will be looked after with
ability honesty and Cadustry
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-24
NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT.

We have no desire to do anyone even
the most persistent enemy underhand
detractor and would-be muzzlsr Of the
News" the least injustice. II there rs
any error IN the quotation we have
made of the language Of DR.. T B. Beat
fys response 10 Superintendent
Coopers letter Of inquiry, about teach
ars attending the convention IN this
city. we VIII willingly make the neees.
sarg correction But we obtained a
literal copy OF his exact words and
made sure they were Identical before
publishing them. This Is the reply as
wc have previously printed 1t
I'm my opinion there would be no
lan.er to bee anticipated from thr at-
Tendance 0f teachers at the State
Teachers convention. provided they
shall have been successfully Naceinat-
pd. otherwise there would BE- great
danger They would not be liable 90
carry the disease TO others unless they
themselves should FIRST have contracted
&c."
Now, II there is any other meaning TO
be fairly attached 20 the last Sentence,
than that no person can spread con-
taglon unless ha has himself contract.
ed the disease. we would like 20 have
Ct pointed out Abuse, word-'w.stng
and the incorporate attacks q a pro.
fessonal eyader Of square argument
win not count The Language used
speaks for itself and shows either
gross ignorance OF well known facts or
complete Indifference to tbs couse-
Queuoas Of the conveyance Of Infection
by means Of clothing and contac.
Il is also no answer 20 the Jaws Of
the State 20 call names and go into
commissions The statutes tre pub
ushcl. they are for the beneh, of the
public. and those We have quoted are
simple and easy to understanl We
refer Go them as superior TO the asa
sumption OF an imperialistic official
and beyond the lnvectve Of .1lrual-
.stc advocate whose yerbiage conveys
nothing but Intended insult Which falls
short OF the mark.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-24

-I...- IN rII.TInI-m NJ I'M" I7'|
'' ., Do. ...0.u e .u.u.u.E
,. 49, 49, ..no..r 10 enters into every
us. 10 teaches ..s followers TO
' -,.y. s' ,ts vanity of .aa world and
..5... ~, ,r.rh sa many sink their
b.rs earned wages &c gnioins nausl''-
''' y .,..u,y honestly purity aHa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-24

.Hs Howe. Louis Pasteur Thackeray.
Nat Whitman. Hawthorne Tennyson
james Russell Lowell Longfelow, En-.
--on. Coerdge Huxley, Carlyle By
an Walter Scott. Browning Dickens,
uHzac and Victor Hugo.
THE selection presented is evidently
made with great care, It includes
statesmen. warriors. missionaries ou-
h.- dramausts painters sculptors
scientists. philosophers. musicians, etc,
aH Of whom have made for themselves
name In history The list Is consFIc-
uous for the absence Of crowned heads
on 60 for although Napoleon is there.
the honor is unquestionably accorded
him on account of his military exploits
ana not for anything he did as ama
OF France Aud thus It Is seen that
those who by birth or accident may be
placed temporarily in the most promi-
neut places on the worlds stage do by
no means always play the parts that
Gre most appreciated. or longest re-
mem1ered.
There are other names which future
historians win unhesitatngly lnscribe
0n the list OF the great men OF this CEN
fury And among them are those Of
Joseph Smith. Brigham Young, and
| their successors. The result Of the work
of these men is not as yet appreciated.
except by the comparatively small circle
| OF men and women. who are endowed
/ with the git Of penetrating the veil
/ ,ha. separates the future from the
/ present But as time passes all viii
become clear. And when mankind ia
FOO lull enjoyment Of the light Of truth
/ they kindled. when peace ana good will
shall reign, In consequence Of the ac-
ceptance Of the Gospel of brotherhood
the2 preached; when the old conditions
shall have passed away and everything
shall have been made new by the LORD
Om1Ipotent, whose advent in glory they
| proclaimed, then their names will be
| inscribed among the most memorable
ones not only of a century, but Of tn,
worlds ages. The Son Of God Him
self died in obscurity Judging by
common standards. His life was a fail
ure The same could be said Of tn,
carers Of His followers, who came int
world unworthy Of them. But Sc,
what change the centuries hay,
wrought, The history Of the first mes
sengers Of Christianity is the history o.
Coos chosen messengers in all ages ant
| generatons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-24
ADVERTISING FOR AN AUDIENCE

a Chicago minister mas had an idea.
Finding his church rather sparsely al.
tended Sunday evenings. he inserted an
'ad' In the daily newspapers stating
that he wanted 800 working girls 10
come to his church on a certain date
10 hear sermon on the subject 10 Z
We're a girl The advertisement had
us Intended effect Anumber OF Girls
from allpartsof the city came. and with
them multitude, eager TO hear What
message a modern preacher could have
10 a poor working girl.
Chicago papers state that the evpsr,
meh' was not mlca Of success. The
inurch was packed fuu, but the audi.
enee is sald to have been rather dlsaD.
pointed. because the sermon daaIt oy
olslyely with matters pertaining =, tbs
next world It Is suggested that Inn.
minister had told the girls somefb,ns
e0out Their daily work, or how TO msks
d dollar DO the service OF two m,
listeners would have been intereste5
and benefited ''''''''''-
r, ia1ie Is something in this suggestion
eA'i''lanlty, as taught by Him who's.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-24
BISHOP POTTER ON ExrRAvAGANcE
Milwaukee Wisconsin.

We trust Bishop Potter Will continue
this laundering denunclation against
female extravaganza in apparel. The
history of our country may aid him in
this regard. At the close Of our menu
orable Civil War. after an expenditure
Of $1,000, 900 600 OF treasure and the
sacrifice of 100000 lives, economy was
a necessity in order to pay our debts
and get ahead again Even wealthy
contractors, who had made a deal Of
money out OF the war. were ashamed
10 display their wealth prodigally that
is in a grandiose style Of living and
dress. This was markedly the case
under President Grants first admins
tration. when a historian Of that day
who was in close touch with the most
fashionable society in Washington used
these memorable words which should
be craven In the heart Of every fashion
able woman OF the present day: "WO-
men with names that Will never die,
wore plain gowns"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-24

A Phoenix. Arizona. dispatch says
Prof 3. Cluff Of the Brigham Young
Academy expedition, has reported anti
quarlan discoveries in southern Mexico
and Central America. The news
would seem to be premature, since the
expedition has not reached so far. The
very latest tldlngs Of the expedition Is
given in the Deseret News from week
to week, in the Saturday issue Of this
paper; and next Saturday will give an
other Of Prof, Cuffs very interesting
letters AS to the antiquarian dlscov-
cries in the countries named unfolding
the mormon" view Of the prehistoric
peopling Of this country, that
is a fact established long ago, by
investigations made by others than
"Mormons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-24
MORE BOYS THAN GIRLS.

a contributor to the London Humani-
tartan has made a special study Of the
question whether more boys than girls
are born every year, and his conclusion
Is that the statistics prove this to be an
ludiiputable fact, The average for Eu-
rope IS LOG male to 100 female births.
In some localities the average is high
sr. Among the Llvonian Jews for in
starce 1t is 100 males TO 100 females,
while among the Christian population
Of he same region the proportion is
only 1O4 to 100.
THIS excess Of male births Is said 90
be shown wherever statistics on the
subject are obtainable. Royal births. as
recorded in Almanac de Gotha for 1878,
show 32S male to PSI female infants, In
British arlstocracy 2,15S boys and 1850
girls were the fruit Of 1927 marriages
Of peers In the Dublin lying IN hospital
Of l6617 births S,5is were boys and S.
169 girls. And this is not peculiar to the
western world. In the Orient. as far as
the natter has been the subject Of In
yestgatlon. the result is similar, DIT.
Janis Campbell has obtained some i'm
porttnt data as TO the children born in
the iarems OF SIAM Seventeen fathers
and l9l mothers had $50 children, Of
whom 229 were sons and 21l daughters.
OF tlese 10 were the children Of eight
mothers
Blu. Notwithstanding this fact the
writer IN the Humanitarian says the
censls figures show an excess OF fe-
male, at all ages. In Great Britain the
NE tables show that under one year Of
age there are 5O9.1SO males and 4sO,S20
| fcmaes. At the age Of one year the
/ proportion is reduced to 4271S4 boys and
| 1866 girls. which means that in the
first year Of human life 1851 more
| BOYS han girls die In that country AT
/ the age Of two years there are only
/ 1920, boys to 4OSeSO girls. an excess
OF LEA girls. so that the excess Of boys
| mrnlhed by births Is more than wiped
out II two years,
The two facts are strlkingly curious
| Nature. being conscious Of the perils ia
which male forms OF life in the tender
est age are exposed, and to the further
dangers Of wars. accidents and expos
urs it after years, supplies those forms
abundantly so as TO keep the equill'
brlum at least approximately correct
| That. at least, would be the explanation
Of natural philosopher who recognizes
no ether first cause than mature.
| Those. however. who believe in the pre-
existence OF spirits and in an INFINITE
Intelligence governing the universe
/ win hardly rest satisfied with that con
clusion. They win see in these facu
another Illustration Of the great trutt
that every day we are surrounded pS
mysteries. the key to which may not p'
obtained until man reaches a higher
sphere Of intelligence
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-24
RECENT PUBLICATIONS,

Literature, art and science are repre-
scented IN the January number oil MOI
ern Culture by such writer's as lhe
late Sidney Lanier. \. Hudson Moore
and G.. Seneca Jones; history ana de-
scriptlon by Raymond II. Arnot. EQ-
gene Parsons. Phi. D., and CalVan Gaze
Horne; John II. Tranter writes an ac-
count Of "The Pan-American EXPOSE
ton" Mrs. Sara Denton Wilson give,
an account Of Life in the philippines
before the Spanish war Mrs. AnnettIs
Halliday Antona gives description OF
New Years Day in Paris ana Ut
landu ]. Stevenson contributes nature
article, "The Romance OF winter,
Fiction IS represented by Marion Har-
land. and by Charles W. Chesthu'"-
Cleveland. Ohio.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-24
ence paralyzlng uncertainty as 10 JUN
his comforts and his future
GRATEFUL 70 rue JEWS
Boston TRANSCRIPT

Boston lI0nSCIlpl'
Should the report prove true that the
car in gratitude 10 his jewish phgsl-
clan has determined to give TO his ne
brew subjects the civic and pohueal
privileges which have hitherto peeh
Withheld from them. the humanltarlahs
of The world will unanimously vote the
recent serious illness of that progressive
monarch a blessing in disguise. Inc
report is not a severe strain upon creuu-
utv. So far as the y0uns ruler can
bring about such a result he Is qulle
likely to possess the disposition 70 uh-
dertake IT. II must be remembered tna1
ne Is the grandson of the man VINO
gave liberty 70 the serfs, and though
il is harder to overcome religious preJu-
dices than II Is to break the letters or
custom the czar has shown hlmsell III
many ways liberal and mercltul peg
any Of his predecessors. IL must HIs
be forgotten that IL was ne VINO 10 ~
the initiative In the negotiations , ~,
led 10 the great peace conference At Il,o
Hague and though his motives nave
been mistrusted there has no eVluellc.
vet developed TO show they We're hol
Of the best While the results OF llla.
conference up TO date have been NOR
academic than practical that is hot we
cars fault. The great principle OF
arbitration has had formal recognition
and Endorsement II has been set up
AS an international IDEAL. however wan
ton and frequent may be the violations
of II in specific instances. Moreover
the cars enthusiasm in internal de,
velopment shows that he sets unusual
store upon those things that make ioI
peace and Industrial Advancement. Ltt,
ing the burdens from the Jews would
bv no means fit badly into such a pom,
cy but IL civil liberty Is to be granted
these people in all the countries Wher,'
they have been oppressed, where VII
the Zionlsts obtain their recruits fol
! the restoration Of Jerusalem?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-24

As the only argument the Tribune
can offer. on the subject which has
troubled 1t so much for some weeks, rs
cursing the Deseret News. there is
nothing for us to reply to. Calling the
News" "A Perverse Wretch" may
crafty the splenetic writer. but It does
not add either dignity to his style nor
force TO his rawlings. All the response
we have to make is: \ merry Christ
mas to you, poor thing, and may the
New Year bring you sounder mind
and a better spirit!
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-24
GREATEST OF THE CENTURY

a list Of "The fifty greatest men OF
the nineteenth century was published
tha other day by the New York Herald
The list IS as follows. Abraham Line
coin. T.. s. Grant. HoratIo NeI'on the
Duke Of wellington, Otto Won B Rnarc',
William f. Gladstone, Napoleon D. Hell
mu.h Won Moltke, Louis Adolphe Theirs.
Benjamin Disraeu, John Heniy New
man. David Livingstone. Danl.. Web
s.ar Charles Darwin, Helnricl HeIHe.
Alexander Dumas pere, Charles Stewart
pagueu John Stuart Mil. Albei Bortel
Thorwaldsen, Ernest Meisson.ar NJ.
Far,uny, Edwin Booth. Thomas Ie'or-
son. Goethe Wagner Beethoven schl-
Der, Daguerre. Frosbel. Faraday Hum
holdt George Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-24

Fifty thousand more western horses
are wanted for the British army in
South Africa, an agent now being in
Kansas City. Mo-. to make the pur-
chase. AS each horse costs about $3.50
delivered at the front this means an
expense to Britain Of S1S,OOO.oO0. for this
order alone. Dom Pauls statement
made 10 Mr.. Chamberlain that the Eng
fish would find it a costly war. is full
filled safe enough.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-24
rrsrpEr EVENING NEWS. MONDAY, DECEMBER "a, 1900.

r.. promises of fields for spirltt al ahn.
U.fH women rating the claims ooh
women uuon their social req uual
uth The heads of great uni n.H.s
.arlIyz.l With fright lest the .als"e'
.ans COLI some plaIn-spoken pol.Fo.
who tells BITS age the truth IN 0 hon.
when 70 sorely needs to hear TO- chou
.gt down the revenues of the .-
10 .s mo- matter, the commerds 400.
lion Is at the bottom OF IT, arI dee
.des usually an the others"
one OF his well aimed sha.s ser.
directed against the extravat au.a 90.
.ha ladies'. 30 dress. He cites Go. .n-
stance of society woman who rn1ea
dress made entirely Of the v1aI %.
unborn Persian lambs, a piec o. 'p-
Bare. that costs perhaps SEQ sa.
may Dee able to afford it. far has-
bands income being 100000. But other
women feel that they are just as good
as she is. and her example leads o.h-
ars 10 extravaganza that brings ruin
and disaster TO their families.
What H particularly notewor.hy :"
tht u's"'. 3 "''' geo oi ''''S '.' ,ts
me Iae' '"'' '.' ,oU '''i'' 'se.... ....
reliance upon ''' .7'' W." VI ''' .r..
tenn OF s''''.ls''' lor d '','''us .n.t
such e'i'7' "' ''''' e''' 'e Sa-. MI.
take q HI5ue' B'o"'' wa" ''''
'''
What would DE the erect u ,..1
rarv of men and women OF reel-N ..
leadership should bind themS.E "s
.etler 10 Illustrate IN their hap
Ile. simplicity OF attire, mex .NS''
ness Zoo their dwellings; should I'D. .'....
bind themselves To discourage la'
of Excessive accumulation .,..o
SELF / believe thal sueh 9 tsr
would attract FAR greater numlsIs '''
most of us believe
And the bishop. we think, Is correct
I'M this with a great many the erle.
emotions of fashion are felt 20 be a
great burden. they would gladly throw
aY n they could do so without losing
their social standing and prestige.
Were the example set by men and woe
men Of recognized leadership, the fol-
lowing would be considerable
Centuries ago this same subject was
discussed by the inspired writer who
penned these words concerning that
which constitutes true womanly grace.
.u,,oso alarming let II not be that
outward adjoining Of plating the hair
and Of wearing Of gold, or OF puls'5iHs
on OF appalei, pu' ~. ~. ~ is NOT
i lal-,, VI even The ornament OF a
meek and quiet spirit, which Is In the
sight Of God Of great price ig ~. NAM Eo,,
THIS manner III tne o ,rrs,nd iT IN God
a mIi,lo tbemselves. being in subjec-
| ton unto their own husbands. Pc
ter, III, 3d.
That Is to say. in this view sane
/ toned By divine authority, gold, Jew
alrv and costly apparel are no orna'
ments. when those who wear them are
destitute of the genuine womanlyQuali'
ties while these gifts and graces 10
themselves constitute an ornament tal
more attractive than any made oil
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-24
Boston IIerald

We fear that the bishops remedy
would not be effective. However great
the numbers, they would be few COM
pared with the whole. His suggestion
does not touch the real motive for vast
accumulatious OF wealth, which Is not
display, but power The conditions now
exciting just alarm grow out Of the
fact that some men would seem to be
getting more than their share Of the
wealth that Is created by the common
toll. II would be we'll for the clergy
IN study thoughtfully. along with the
New Testament. the history OF France
IN the eighteenth century
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-24
Sacramento Bee.

There was a time when be could have
done some efficient service against 'the
dangers arising from huge aggrega-
lions of wealth But he stood before
The American people, and used his voice
and his power as a bishop 10 laud the
trusts. Now he bitterly crlticlses the
huge aggregations Of capital which
hive practically taken from the
hands o. the individual Che indie
pendent disposition OF bio labor,
and have introduced into bis exist
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-24

An American In Cuba has agreed to
submit himself 10 a test as 10 whether
or not mosquitoes will carry the germs
Of yellow fever II the volunteer be
not an immune. the test may work all
right, whether II kills him or not, but
there is room for suspicion that he is
working a fake for profit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-24

A California girl has been kidnapped.
AS she is not a rich mans child. the
fair inference Is that she has been
taken from far yiler motives than to
exact a ransom. officers should see to
it that kldnappers strike a snag quick
ly. The patience of the people is not
greatly extended toward the wretches
in the abductlng business II they are
caught
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-24

The Kentucky authorities are awak-
ening TO the necessity Of rigid quaran.
tine as a means Of preventing the
spread OF smallpox, In Greenup county
there are several hundred cases, and
the death rate is 20 per cent. Guards
are sent out to prevent people leaving
the county, and the strictest quar-
antine Is ordered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-24

Contractor John 3. Mcdonald mas
written for the current issue OF Collier >
Weekly a comprehensive arucle ehtl''su
"Tunnellng New York, IN when ne
tells what has been accoInplshel 10
date. and how II was done l.IustraIlo o,'s
from photographs OF the WORK, aooH7
and below ground, accompany the aru-
cIe.-New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-24

The accomplishment Of Dr. Muller the
Austrian ear specialist, in partially re-
storing the hearing of Miss Alta Rookie.
Teller. Is a great achievement, and indl.
Gates the measure OF wonderful skill to
which modern careful practitioners may
attain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-24

The next inaugural ceremonies ar
ranged IN Washington are certainly
intended to be the most magnificent yet
seen. As the money is contributed
mostly by rich men, and will be dis
tributed among many workmen, there
will be no great objection TO this man
ner Of expenditure.