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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25
TO DIVIDE MONTANA.
Movement on Foo, to Make Two
States OF II.

Helena Mont, Oct "A movement
toward forming separate state In
eastern Montana Is being quietly FUR.
thered. Tired of continuous mining It'll
cation In western Montana. many peo-
pie In the cattle and agricultural c0un-
ties which lie between the foothills OF
the Rockies and the Dakota line are
talking OF this project, The PROPOSE
tlon Is advocated on the ground thal
this part OF Montana has more people
than had Idaho when II was admitted
and that Il has more taxable wealth
than had this entire state when II took
it's place as one OF the Union. \ NUM-
Der of well known taxpayers are said
to be among those who favor Il,
From the state records the man who
gives out the news ~ the movement
furnished some statistics to back up
the claims Of those who want separate
state. The counties In this section ave
"a in number including Choteau. Val
ley Cascade. Fergus, Dawson, Broad
water, Meagher Gallatin Park Sweet
Grass Carbon, Yellowstone, Rosebud
and Custer These counties have this
year a taxable wealth according to Us-
SCISSORS returns amounting 90 $50 n00 600
Montana had a lilte more than $4,000
Gao when admitted 10 statehood
Two wears ago the population Of these
counties was % 90o The large Increase
incidental 10 the coming nj new set
tiers from the Middle west would easily
raise this now 20 more than l20 000
Idaho was admitted with only 50 ON
leople Wyoming was admitted with
10000 and Oregon was admitted with
but 50.e00.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25
WILL INTEREST EvERYBoDy,
Or At Least Everyone Who suffer-
From ,atarrh.

CatarTh In its various forms Is ma
tional disease. and the fact that nearly
everybody suffers from II more or less
leads many to neglect SIS proper treat
ment.
Nasal catarrh Is q common cause OF
headaches, destroys sense OF smell ana
II neglected reaches the throat caus.
Ing impairment and sometimes 70 al
loss % voice Bronchial catarrh ltais.
easily to consumption. Catarrh Of
stomach ana liver are very serious and
obstinate troubles. while II Is now gen
orally admitted chat cataTh 10 the
most common Of all causes u deafness
All OF the more serious forms OF ca
tarrh begin with nasal catarrh the lo-
cal symptoms being a profuse as
charge, stoppage OF nostrils. irritation
and frequent clearing Of the throat
sneezng coughing and gagoing
The old style Of treatment WIN
douches. lnh8lcrs. sprays, salvps, etc.
simply give temporary relief ana every
one who has used any Of thcm knows
how useless they are and their neon
yenlence Is such that very few nave the
time or patience TO continue their USE
A radical cure OF catarrh can only be
obtnned from a treatment which re-
moves the catarrhal faint from the
blood because no one win now dispute
that oatarrh Is constitutional or blood
disease ana local applications can nave
no effect except to temporarily relieve
local symptoms
n new remedy which has been re-
markedly successful In curing caArrh
Is a pleasant tasting tablet which IS
taken internally and acts upon the
blood and mucous membranes.
II II composed of antiseptic remedies
like Red Cum Blood Root and similar
cleansing specifics which eliminate the
catarrhal poison from the system
The tablets being pleasant 60 the
taste are dissolved IN the mouth and
thus reach the throat, trachea and fin
ally the stomach and entire allmeniary
canal. They are sold by druggists ey-
eryWhcre under the name Of Stuarts
Catarrh Tablets.
II desired, when there Is much stop-
page Of the nose, the tablets may BE-
dissolved I'm warm water and used as
n douche IN addition TO internal use.
hut a dOuche ~ not at all necessary a
few dissolved In the mouth daily VIII
be sufficient. Dr. Ainglee says: 1.-THE
regular daily use Of Stuart's Catarrh
Tablets taken internally win cure the
whole catarrhal traube without resort
ing to the Inconvenience Of douche or
IN inhaler
They seem TO give a healthy tone to
the whole mucous membrane ard II Is
really remarkable how soon they will
clear the head and throat Of the UNI
natural and poisonous catarrhal score
ton
stuarts Catarrh Tablets Is undoubt-
go" thn safest mcst naltable and GER
talnly the most efficient and convent
ent remedy for any form Of catarrh,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25
ADMIRAL MELvInLE's REPORT,
SAYS the Personnel Act is Great
Failure.

washington, oct, A-The annual ne.
mort TO the secretary OF the navy OF
Engineer in Chief George Melville Is On
unusual interest this year MI Mef
,B', says with the greatest frankness
that the personnel act has provG TO d.,
failure AZ II s administered ana
he declares that one-half OF the oi1cefs
of the navy have yet to be convinced
of the benefits OF amalgamatlon. 70
use his own words In referring to tne
personnel act: at was rather a revolu-
lion than progression In naval develop
ments when Congress enacted NV
whereby every naval officer OF the line
had In the future to become hghtine
engineer"
European experts declared that eth
or their own nayies were not properly
organized or that the United states
had made a mistake from which II
would not recover for at least go years.
Still. Admiral Melville thinks that II
The law were administered with q de
sire TO make Il n success 1t would give
Tho most efficient navy In the world
TO that end he wants an engineering
laboratory at Annapollcs Ike that at
Charlottenburg, Germany for expert
meltNllON anu NUf fhN'Nilbn W 'NtA-
neering for young line officers. He also
asks the establishment Of POSTCARD
uate course In engineering at the acad-
emy: the detail OF junior line Officer
az understudy 20 engineer officers on
shore duty. such junior officers TO be
placed In charge of the machinery of
torpedo boats and auxiliary craft thai
promotion be denied line officers who
30 not take their turn at engineering
work; that graduates OF technical col
leges De permitted chance TO com
pete for naval commissions that 100
additional warrant officers be appoint
ed: that naval training be had AZ every
naval station; that the pay ~ the hoiler-
men be Increased. and finally that the
name Of the bureau Of steam engineer.
ing be changed 20 that OF engincerin
aud that II be given charge OF all ma
chinery on shipboard. except that per.
tanning 10 the guns
The proposed use OF petroleum as
substitute for coal ON shipboard il
treated M length and IN such detail as
thoroughly Ia meet the innumerahlc de
mands that have come 10 the navy de
partmen for the special information
obtained by the engineering board
conf posed NJ Lieut. Commanders I'D.
wards Parks and Bailey.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25
LIVES LOST IN
THE NOME SEA
Three Men Perish in Very Bad
Storm
GREAT DAMAGE WAS DONE.
Dwellings on water Front inJnred 10
Large EItent-RurJ of the Gale
Was Something Terrific

Seattle. oct 24--One of The worst
storms that ever ragged in the Boring
sea raked the Nome coast IRON Oct
If to a. Three lives were lost IN the
Nome sea and large amount Of dam
age was done TO buildings along tie
water front. The drowned are
George Furth, engineer Of Sessions
naptha launch.
George Robinson.
c. II. Kelly, boatmen.
The accident occurred on the night
Of Monday, oct 10, and was witnessed
by many who were unable TO render
assistance, owing to the fury Of the
waves
The news was brought down today by
passengers on the steamship ~. raul
which left Nome Wednesday evening,
oct. IS, after having TO put In behind
Sledge Island for four days to Keep from
being buffeted about by the storm
On Friday afternoon, oct. 10, the Wind
began to blow very hard, when the 81
Paul was n few hours out from 81
Michael BY the time the boat reached
the Nome harb0r gale was In progress
and boats were being tossed about IKE
chips on the waves. one Of the llght-
ers from the 81 Paul was taken away
and stranded ON the beach. saturday
morning there was lull for Few
hours aud the loading Of the boats In
the harbor was begun. However. by
noon the gale was on again worse than
ever, and all vessels were forced TO put
behind Sledge island for safety and re-
manned there until Tuesday night
Wednesday night when the st. Paul left
the wind had ceased and 1t was thought
the blow was over.
ON Sunday the damage was done TO
the water front buildings, During the
fury Of the gale the water rose to
IS inches higher than II was In 1900,
when the most damage in the history
of the country was done. This tact
leads 20 fears that when the next boats
arrive they VIII bring news Of serious
damage at 81. Michael
The drowning Of the three men on
Monday night was due to the capalz-
ing Of a dory. In which were five men
The two WIZ escaped only did so after
q hard struggle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25

will come before the electors at the
next general election VIII be that Of
extreme ritualism OF the Church OF
England. cables the London correspon-
dent OF the Herald. An important prl-
yate meeting OF influential Conserya-
tlyts and Liberals has been held at the
National club. when II was decided to
create in every constituency an organ
lzation TO be known as the Protestant
Thousand composed Of Unionists and
Liberals. II is planned that these or
PLANTATIONS shall form liberal party
sufficient TO win every election 10 Eng.
land.
The Earl Of Portsmouth presided over
the meeting and large sum Of money
already has been subscribed for the
purposes Of the movement.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25
DIR. n. q. HIRscH's DECLARATION
Ayows Absolute Disbelief In First
Chapier Of Genesis,

Chicago. oct, 25-At the Temple OF
Israel last night Or. Emil q Hirsch de-
clared his absolute disbelief In the first
chapter of Genesis, and babe his con.
gregation discard 1t as an article OF
faith.
Religion. biology and astronomy, y
he declared. have each given evidence
that make It impossible TO believe tha'
the world was created IN six days. u ~
impossible also TO give serious consider
alton to the efforts that have been made
to reconcile science ana religion,
IAN nations eaid DR., llirsch, nave
their idea Of the creation Of the world,
and IN every case the creation has been
ascrlbed to their favorlte Gods me
world has gradually progressed IRON
polytheisto to monothelstlc IDEAS ani
there is no doubt that the first chapte
OF Genesis Is simply q relation by SOM
Jewish writer OF the stories told by the
Babylonlans which the Jews had car
rIed from their captivity In Babylon six
hundred years before Christ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25
snhs,Itncs for the canteen.

Washington, oct. a. secy, Root has
approved n preliminary plan for the ex'
penditure OF the appropriation OF $500
600 Intended to provide substitutes ut
military posts for the canteen, which
has been abolished by legislation, Maj,
French OF the quartermasters bureau
will be the head OF the board 20 COM
plate the plans. The intention is to pro-
vide readlngrooms, gymnasiums and
other amusements for the soldiers,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25
DIR. II. A. CayLEy DEAD,
Was Victim of Butte shooting
scrape Over Woman.

Butte, Mont. oct, 2i--Dr. II, A, Cay
ley, who, II liz alleged, was shot by
Editor W. Kelly Of the Inter Noun
tain on the night Of Oct II, died today.
Kelly has been confined In jail Tor
some tins and must now face charge
OF murder His hearing Is set for next
week lie stlll maintains studied
retiCence,
Madame La Ronte the woman. IN the
case. has not vet been found, but II
IL suspected she Is somewhere on the
coast.
Both Kelly and Cayley were two OF
Butte's most prominent and respected
citizens and were well known in the
Northwest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25
Chni Wanted 10 Provoke Perm.

New York. oct. 25-In reference 10
the secret treaties Just made public be-
tween Chill, Colombia and Ecuador La
Pren2a publishes an editorial which
says that chill endcavored "a gain Ia.
9ueuce over Colombia and Ecuador 20
provoke difficulties with Peru. cables
the Herald correspondent az Buenuy
Ayres. Argentina. This occurred while
a conflict with Argentina seemed In
eyitable
"Chilis proposal was meant 10 inti-
midlte Peru and even TO induce the tWl
republics 10 declare war with the object
" preventing Peru's interfering with
The Argentine conflict"
La Prenza declares that the conces-
sion 10 transport troops and arms over
the isthmus had for It's object the pro-
voking Of interference by the United
States because Chin knew perfectly well
that the American government would
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25
Nicely Won't Return to Cuba.

Muncie Ind, Oct. 2i.-charles II. W
Nicely has abandoned his plans to re-
turn TO Cuba, and viii make Muncie his
home, lie says that for a time at
least ne has abandoned HIS demand
upon the United States government for
the $1,000 taken from him at the time Of
his arrest lie left here for Missouri
where he owns two or three zine mines
and from there viii go to California to
Join his wife. whom he has not seen for
a lnna TINA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25
Ali6ijT5i!l!EEIEIPg 4!g!!g9! 6aas9E
I6GRANfliI' w E51Esssa@
Current Time Table.
LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY

Sd. G. For Grand Junction, Den
ver and points east .....,.. -. s;D an
and All points cast 1 .''.....'.... 915 pm
nd All polnfs sV sa Sfanu ' 'ue s;gonm
No l0-Fnr Bingham Lehi PROVO,
licber Mant, Matysvala and In u,
icrmediate points o., .........n. DIV a."
No. S-For Eureka, pavaon lieber.
Provo aud all intermediate
mediate p6IntS ~" w. 49,. C.io pm
No g--For ogden and the west ...l1N pm
No l-F0r Ogden and the west.lE.4l Pun
No For Ogden und the vest. y..l a. m
No i2-FOr Park CIV ..........,,.. S1j am
ARRIVE SRLr LAKE err
No i2-From Ogden and all inter-
mediate points eco ....,....,.,,.. $40 am
lion and the ' east ''"'.' y oisJ am
lion and Inc east ~, -. ......,Ig:sipm,
No 2-lrom Provo, Grand June
ton and the east 81. "a. .,u.-.lO'D pm
No 9-From Provo, Bingham,
intermediate noints ..'........... 600 pm
No G-Frnm ogden and the west 500 am
No 2-From ogden and the west sos p m
No i-From Ogden and the west $40 pm
No From Eureka, Payson.. He
ber Provo and intermediate
points ...,. ..,t,.t,....,.,, ."'io,p 'au'
No ii--From Park city. u.,,, 5:l5 pm
Perfect dining ear service
Sleeping cars to Chicago without
change
Ticket Office. iO3 West Second South, Post
Office corner Phone s0j
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25
To Investigate American Methods,

New York,Oct. 25.--Alfred Mosely Will
sail today for New York by the Cam
panla 70 direct the movements Of the
Industrial experts whom he Is sending
10 America 10 complete an investigation
Of the Amerlcap methods Of work and
organization, says a London dispatch
10 the Tribune A few months ago
the matter was widely discussed but
Il now attracts little attention. There
Is less exctability on the subject of
American ana German competition
than there was. The British press Is
no longer alarmlst, but ia inclined, adds
the correspondent to oyerrate the
benefits of national conservation In
business methods.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25

"IRe whole matter Is an intrigue cal
culated 10 disturb the peace and the
United States has a right to ask Tor
an explanation"
Other papers comment on the matter
In the same strain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25
HllQ% In Effect April
1902.

ARRIVE
From ogden, Portland, Butte Chl-
cage, ST, Louis, Omaha, Denver
ana San Francisco .e".,,, ..'.. 600 a'i
points - '''' ' ,..''... $50. $40 am
From Calienles. Milford, Nephii
Provo, and intermediate points $3.50 am
From Ogden, Chicago ST. Louis,
San Francisco ''' '.....,....... S;O5 pm
Terminus -. ~. "' 49,. '..,.,. 500 pm
From Tlntc. Mercur, Nephl, Pro-
vo, and Manu, 80 u, ..",,,,,n. o'oo pm
ogden and intermeiiate points ESQ pm
Francisco =. -. -. '..'',.....,. $40 pm
DEPART.
For Ogden Cache Valley. Omaha,
Chicago, Denver, Kansas City
and st. Louis co., 90. ,...u,..,,...' IAN
Terminus ~. ....,...., 7'45 am
and Manti y. .'.,. 49,. ..,.'.,. 755 am
For ogden, Butte, Helena, Port
land San Francisco and inter-
mediate points ..,.., ...,,., 945 am
For ogden, Omaha, Chicago, Dem
San Francisco -, ., .,.,,u,."l25O pm
For Ogden. Denver, Kansas City,
Omaha ST. Louis and Chicago. GOO pm
For Provo, Nephi. Milford. Cali
entes ami Intermediate points. 7'O5 pm
For Ogden Butte, Helena, Port
ate points ..,.,.',.... ..,...1O50 pm
ID. y, hurley. G. 7. & T. A,
d. S, SPENCER, a. c. p, & r. A.
Oily Ticket Once. sOl Vain Strict
Telephone go
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25
liira'ism a Political Quc.tlor.

New York. oct. 25.--Tt Is admitted bv
all political parties IN Great Britain
that the most prominent question which
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25
TREATMENT.

Farmers used to think that soaking
smutty wheat In lime water would kill
the smut germs aud render 1t III for
seed. No doubt this treatment did some
good, but II waH not entirely effective.
Another treatment has been that OF
Questioning a solution being used con-
sisting OF about three pounds of copper
sulpbate (hme VitrioD in five g0llaus OF
water The grain was immersed In this
solution for at least three minutes.
Recent Investigations have shown a
method much more effective and much
more convenient to use than either of
the above methods. The formaldthyde
treatment is now recommended. IL
consists simply IN adding one pound or
pint of formaldehyde (sometmes
called formaln) to 50 gallons Of water
and soaking the seed IN this solution
for 20 minutes The grain should then
be spread out 20 dry shovelled over a
few times to facilitate the drying pro-
cess
We usually put about one hushel Of
seed In large burlap sack and i'm
merse the sack aud contents IN the So
luton for the required time
The solution as use Is not poisonous,
and viii not injure the sacks or cloth
ing coming in contact with Il, Formal
dehyde Is gas generated by burning
wood alcohol II Is readily soluble in
water which will hold 40 per cent OF Il
In solution II can be bought from most
lrug stores at about 20 cents per pound,
The experience Of the Utah experiment
station has been that seed treated with
formalln as suggested viii produce
grain entirely free from smut The
treatment has come into quite general
use and when employed has Invariably
been effective.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25
SMUT IN WHEAT.

Prof. Lewis a. Merrill Of the Utah
experiment station, Logan. sends the
News the following suggestions In re.
latlon to remedylng the smut evil so
prevalent in the state.
The Utah wheat crop Of 1902 was con-
slderably reduced owing 10 smut, From
observation ana inquiry, the writer is
led to believe that the loose smut Of
wheat is prevalent In nearly every To-
cality Of the state. and that oat smut
and barley smut are also sources Of
considerable loss.
CAUSE OF SMUT
Smut Is a small plant which feeds up
on some other plant as a host and
grows upon or inside of IT, The plant
is produced from a small body corr
responding TO the seed of higher
plant. In the soil, when the conditions
are favorable TO the termination OF
wheat seed, this body, called smut
spore, also terminates, and sends into
the wheat or cat plant, when but n
INV uuAN ulut NlAlNli NNhNf NH'N %
breaks up into numerous branches ana
grows up within the tissues OF the host
plant, (wheat oats or barley. These
smut spores do not live over the VIA
ter in the ground, but are killed
through frost or Indictment weather
The smut affecting the crop lives dur
ing the winter as spores on the seed
grain, which begin their work soon after
the seed il sown, Being so minute the
smut plant Is invisible, but thrlves ut
the expense of the host plant, until the
kernels are forming, when the smut
sends It's threads into the soft milky
grain. robs them Of their nouiishment
and a crop OF thousands Of black pow
derry spores are ripened, These pow
derry spores are known to us as smut,
but they are only the fruit Of the real
smut. the plant growing within the tls-
sues Of the host plant.
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SAVE YOUR MONEY

and when you get q dollar, deposit u
with lions Savings Bank and Trust
Co, No. | Main ST., the largest and old
est Savings Bank in Utah. -Four per
cent interest paid on any amount from
81 to 5000, Gail or write for any In
formation desired.
JOSEPH 4, SMITH, President,
GEORGE NJ. CANNON, Cashier,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-25

10, La
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-20
nm tabIe d bIgh school statistics

THE table Of high school statistics
presented In the State school report
for 1901 has some interesting features
never before presented. There are
1900 pupils enrolled In the public
high schools Of the State; there are
l26 high schools having fun four-year
courses; a total OF 233 high schools
doing sufficient amount Of work TO
articulate with the University. There
are more than 100 others doing two
years high school work, a SUFFICIENT
amount 10 articulate them with the
Normal Schools and Agricultural Col
lege. Superintendent Darlington
thinks that within the next two years
these $50 schools viii be articulated
with the colleges and that fully 200
more will be organized IN the smaller
towns and villages each doing not
less than two years Of high school
work
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-20

The native cattle receipts on the
st. Louis market Tuesday we're some
hundred over the corresponding day
last week.
Beef and butcher steers sold for s2.2S
to s6.35; butcher heifers, 1925 u
$3.50; veal calves, 50 to s7.25; stocker
and feeders, 50 tos4.35.
Hogs-Fair to good heavy hogs, 2SC
lbs. average and above, sold at sos
to 1886; medium weights, 100 TO go
lbs, at s5.75 to 1920, the bulk at $500
to se.15; lights, $50 to 100 lbs, at $3.50
to s6.O5, the bulk at $3.50 to s5.&
light lights, 100 to $50 lbs, Assoc te
s.. 35;the bulk at 1925 to s.. 75;pigs un'
der 100 lbs. at s4.25 to 1925; heavy cull'
$3.50 TO IS 25,; fair to good mixed at IS.
so TO 5000. The top was $685. and the
bulk Of the hogs above $50 lbs. sold al
s5.s5 to $500, against a top Of %, 81
and the bulk at s5.s2i to 90. 10 on Mon.
dav
Mexico weekly ledger., 1902-02-20
Pamou. Hereford Farrn sold

KANSAS CITY, Feb. 1s-The River
side Hereford Cattle %. has sold ia
ranch and herd Of Hereford cattle al
Ashland, Neb., TO Geo. A. Kicker, a
banker Of Quincy, Ill, for slel ZOO.
This is the biggest live stock trans
action that has taken place In Kansas
City In several years.
The cattle sold compose the largest
herd Of pure-bred Herefords In the
world, which alone was estimated 10
the deed as worth $4,000. The herd
includes the famous bulls "Admiral'
aad "Thickset." For the latter 5000
was paid here a few years ago. A
year ago the Riverside Co. bought the
famous Earl Of Shadeland'' herd
from the estate Of Adams Earle, pay.
ing $4,000 for IL.