Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-02

guest at tho Kenyon en- route to the
Pacific coast. He says the source IN
the main OF the country's lumber sup
ply ia now the northwest and southeast,
ana that supply ~ decreasing, although
there As enough lumber IN sight to last
fer years 10 come, There " IN some
places "A combination saw frame used
with saws both perpendicular and hori-
zontal. go that The same handling saws
a log both ways In the southeast
Mississippi and Louisiana are Furnish
rng the largest amount OF timber
Jim shields continues to be well
coined back to salt Lake city after an
ABSENCE Of over year, and Is being
told several times q day that It Is like
the breaking up Of long and dreary
arctic winter 10 gaze upon his genial
face once more Jim says the fashion
bic 3Jlor IA genes wear the coming
spring viii be In dark green effects and
me same VIII hold true OF neck wear al
20. Sacks and military coats Will be the
correct thing, ana the oyercoats viii
continue 10 be distinguished by the
night dress droop
Editor Edwin Allen shermeu OF tho
Leadvllle Miner, land bride, are guests
at the Kenyon. The Miner is a pros
porous evening paper and Mr.. Sher'
man IN referring this morning 10 his
journalistic career expressed a sense
Of relief from that tired feeling he
experienced while previously laborlng
on the Herald-Democrat, morning
paper Mr. Sherman pathetically OBJ
served that he discovered while on the
morning daily that working from eley-
en- In the morning until three the next
morning and no rest Sunday or any
other day, was not thing OF beauty
or a 10y forever. So he fitted onto
evening newspaper work and now sees
something In life to enjoy. The result
* that the morning paper never Keeps
rs local help for any alarmlngly long
time. Il being merely a question Of
physical endurance before man
throws up his Job and let's In a novltl-
ate who In turn has his I'll of the work
and he IN turn quits for some other
victim. Mr.. Sherman says Leadynle
Ia trl1e duh at present, owing to
the high prices OF the sInelter trust
and the surfelt Of sulphide ores How
ever, there Is little hope In the ex-
pectation OF Independent smelters be-
Ing built at Sallda and Robinson, which
viii bring the combine off It's high
perch and Insure the consumption OF
more ore, Mr., sherman says that Colo
RADIO VIII undoubtedly go Republican
next fall, change that was foreshad-
owed al this falls county elections.
He SAYS Teddy is making such an ac-
ceptable President and Organism Is be-
ing 50 rapidly relegated to the back
ground that the -pop0cracy Is
steadily losing power In the Centennial
state, Mr.. and Mrs, Sherman are en-
Toying their sojurn In Salt Lake city
very much,
w. Il, Gilbert, the well known travel
ing man from Los Angeles, ls at the
Kenyon. after an eastern trip. He
says the banks are all puzzled over the
slump In stocks, especially the fall In
coppers whllc they do not know what
to make OF II, except that the situation
Is unfayorable only temporarily Mr.,
Gilbert says the calendar and handlers
in printing novelties and fancy designs
are not selling az many goods as they
were last year, This also Is puzzler,
as people have as much money, but
are not as much inclined TO
spend It as they were q year ago.