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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-22
"Fleap
l~lediCif1e
Man.
And a Sure Loser.

It's no use, old man, You can keep ON
trying them, one after the other, but
the same old haunted look In your
eyes, the same lantern Jaw, and clothes
that need bicycle pump, will continue
until you quit coffee.
There are hundreds of thousands OF
your type, sick and miserable half their
lives, taking cathartic pills. stomach
remedies. blood purifiers, tonics, and
an endless string OF remedies, some OF
which might be beneficial II you were
not constantly pouring in poison that
keeps up your trouble, and that poison
Is coffee
You say. II ought to be able to drink
coffee because | see others that use II
and thrive" but, my dear man, your
makeup may be no highly organized.
or of such a character, that coffee, even
one small cup q day, Is an absolute
poison to you.
You can prove whether or not II Ia, by
leaving off coffee totally for period OF,
say ten days or a month. During this
time eat plain food and drink Postum
Food Coffee.
II your stomach gradually begins to
recover, pulse beats right and you lose
the uneasy feeling OF il-health, you can
safely conclude that coffee has been n
poison to you, and II you want TO do
things In this world, make money, be O
success, round out your body, and win
friends by your good nature and
healthfulness. YOU want 20 throw over
your coffee aud take In return all these
good things. It's Just sense, plain. good,
common sense.
Underneath all this are reasons OF the
most scientific character known to the
| physicisls and chemists. In nutshell,
coffee Ia q poison 10 many people. Take
II away and Introduce Postum Food
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-22
CHAMPION BEAN HUNTER,
Arthur Adams Gains Coveted Dlstinci
ton Among U, of U. Normals.


Last night ut the university the
fourth year normals gave a party in
the kindergarten rooms Of the normal
building. The evening was spent in
dancing and games, Chief among the
latter was prize contest, white beans
had been scattered around In hooks and
corners Of the room. As the announce
ment was made there was a scramble
TO see who could gather the most.
When the beans We're all counted Ar
thur Adams proved to be the best bean
hunter, Hts prize was a copy OF ga.
yorite Poems The second prize, a box
OF shoe polish, was awarded to In
structor Evans
Another interesting feature Of the
entertainment was the fortune-teller's
booth which occupied a small anteroom
near by Here "Old Modge" was kept
busy most OF the evening telling these
young pedagogues all about their lfu-
turc lives
Refreshments were served in the
domestic science room. These consist.
ed OF punch. cake and ice cream.
Before going In for refreshments the
guests were favored with a solo by Miss
Perks and a stump speech by Harold
COT.
Besides the students there were pres
ent Or. and Mrs. Kingsbury, lnstruc-
tor Evans and Supervisor Thomson Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-22
SALT LAKE STAKE,

Religious services IN the German lam
guage are held every Sunday morning
at II o'clock IN Choir Hall, Richards
street
Scandinavian meetings are held In
this city every Sunday at 10 o'clock, A.
m, IN the Assembly Hall All are
cordially invited
Prcst, Angus NJ Cannon win visit the
Tenth ward tomorrow night
The home missionaries OF the salt
Lake stake Of Zion Wlil VISIT the Vari-
ous wards of the stake tomorrow, at
the usual hour Of meetings
The home missionary meeting Of the
Salt Lake stake Of Zion will convene
In the assembly room OF the Latter day
Saints university on Wednesday,
March 20, 1909, az 1880 p. m. II any OF
the brethren are unable to be present
they viii please send written reports
OF their labors for month past to the
meeting.
There viii be a reunion Of all who
have done missionary labor in Califor-
mia on Sunday, April 8. 1902, Mt 1880
o'clock p, m, In the Latter-day Saints
University assembly room, Salt Lake
CITY, Utah The Saints who have come
from California and the families and
friends Of the missionaries are especial
~ requested TO be present A good pro-
gram viii be rendered. The missionary
association win be recognized, Please
bring your missionary faces April
meetings OF the mission presidents
VIII be held In room 40l Templeton on
Wednesday, at 2 p. IN,
All Elders who have ever labosed in
Kentucky and all Saints from that
state are hereby notified that grand
reunion will be held at the l.. d. s.
university April Z, 1908, which you are
invited to attend In order TO make
proper arrangements for the banquet 1t
Is necessary TO ascertain as nearly as
possible, how many TO provide for. We
ask, therefore. that all who can be pres
ent drop as a card Immediately. Coun-
try papers please copy.
Address; Brigham Clegg. l., ID. s.
university. chairman Of committee.
A reunion OF the Elders OF the Ken
lucky conference, all Who have labored
In that state, viii be held In the L. ID.
s. University building on Monday
evening, April Z, at o'clock.
All who intend to be present will
communicate with Brigham Clegg, ad-
dress Latter-day Saints University.
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COLLEGIATE CONTEST.
Interesting Event at First Presbyte'
rian Church last Night.

The First Presbyterian church was
well filled last evening by the students
and patrons OF the Collegiate Institute
the occasion being the annual deelama-
tory and oratorleal contest OF the In
sttute.
Miss May Isabella Hopkins was
awarded first prize In the defamation
contest and Frank Miller the second
The champion orator was Renwlck
McNiece, and the next best was Miss
Alice Ewing Foote,
The Judges decided that the best es-
say was written by Miss Stella Brain
ard while the second prize was given
to Miss FrederIcka Bodil Thompson
The contestants In the declamatory
contest ana the titles OF their readings
we're.
"The story Of the League" (from
Black Rock, Margaret Katherine Nell
SON. "The Bridal Wine CUP Canthor
unknown, Rhoda NJ. Lellich; Bobby
Shaftoe (Homer Green. Roma .Ardelia
Jones, "The Yacht Race from the
New York Herald. Martha Lucille
Mackenzie; "The Heroine George
Lippard) May Isabelle HOPKINS seiee-
ton from "Bingo' ernest Seton
Thompson), Frank Miller
In the oratorical contest the competi-
tors ahC their themes were;
"The Right Of Conquest Alice Ew-
ing Foote: "The Womanhood Of the
Nineteenth Century Jane Fullerton
Martin "The Fruits Of an Unselhsh
Life" Renwlck McNece
MISS Rralnard's essay was on THE
influence OF Music" and Miss Thomp-
son 3 on 1.-THE West, our Storehouse, "
Mrs. j. G, II. King, Miss Carrie L.
Paine and Dr. w. H. Tibbals were the
judges on production; Mrs, John Reed,
DR.. Louis Il. Arnold and w, l. Brown
the Judges on delivery
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SCIENTIFIC C00kERL
Domestic Science School WIZ ~
l0pened at University

The educational committee u ~.
Gerenal Federation Of womens ''a.'
have made arrangement FOR the OP'.
ing of a domestic science school v
gin on saturday, the 9sth OF M'.I
the classes TO meet in the domesuc ~ !,
ence room at the university from -, T.
70 10; 30 o'clock a. m, The course y. WIZ ia.
clude 10 weeks ending about wv
class Of 30 must be insured 'C y ~ "
course, or the plan VIII nave ali Se
abandoned. as this number .as me
needed in order TO meet expenseSv q, r,
committee In charge are Mp ii s
Hutchinson, chairman Mrs I'M.
Yo,,na Mrs. ], {. r. King Mrs. .o NJ"
liam N. Stewart and Miss h'', ~ me-
Wells, The first demonstfauup r a Of
cooking lessons will be on tns us' ero.
cheese, including, cheese lrlns'" puas,
s,,ettes straws, souhle, fCrdus, sgapd.
rice with cheese and cheese
wiches. IN. oo,,rastf N.
The value Of a scientific Gov, sonsrsrt
.,r,,ction in cooking must he sp lormsr
10 eli. ana The popularity OF ,ns scl.
courses in this extremely . uS
ence promises a large at'enua"-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-22

auspices ofelhe Granite stake Amuse.
ment committee, gave their military
performances IN the NM Greek meeting
house last night, The place was fairly
well filled and had the weather been
good, would have been crowded. The
numbers given were well received ana
considerable merrlment was caused ny
Josh Davis and II. NJ Young IN their
Chinese recitatonr. Those partlclpat-
ing last night were Miss Beatrice Crls-
mon, Katherine Mcclellan, Miss Mag
gle summerhaya, Mrs, j. ~ Dunbar,
The Misses North, s. II, Love Oke
Poulton, ], II. Moss, Guy Hill, Fred
Sanford, Mr.. Cornwall and seectens
from the gramaphone Mile Il. klin-
ball was accompanst, A performance
will be given at Murray tonight
New people viii be on the program
and a splendid performance, VIII De
given The Stake academy VIII receive
all benefits derived from the concerts
given by the company
Next Wednesday evening March 20,
In the Fourteenth ward assembly
rooms, the following entertaining pro-
gram VIII be rendered for the benent
Of the Sunday school, TO obtain means
to purchase cong books for the child
rem. No price OF admission Is set but
all who feel so inclined, VIII have an
opportunity to contribute whatever
amount they wish to give. The pror
gram viii commence at 1880 as
follows; Recitation, 49, $. Young piano
duet, Ella Brown and May Hayes SOLO,
Miss Mile Williams poatical CONE
position, Vera " Fox; duet Esther
Davis and Hazel Cannon' violin SOLO
Miss Maud +. Smyth, accompanied by
Mrs. u, r. Taylor, recitation MISS
Mary Butler; duet Ida Due ana Frank
Foster;piano solo Mrs Daisy Fox Tay-
lor, recitation, Miss Ellen Clark Duet
Misses Clara and Mona Fernandez
graphaphone selection Leslie Young
quartet. Butler sharp, owen ana
Jones,
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AT THE RESORTS.

There Is general inquiry as to what
will be done the coming season at the
summer resorts. and there Is silence in
the offices from which reliable lnfor-
nation" is expected to issue, The lake
Ia two feet lower than II was year ago
and Captain Barratt says he told the
Saltalr management 10 years ago that
by this time their resort would be high
and dry, Garfield Is no better OF, and
Lagoon--well Lagoon never made pre-
tensions as bathing resort. The re-
building OF the railroad via Garfield
leads to hopes that that resort will re-
open, even II II Is necessary TO build
a eangway from the bath houses out
10 the water. what viii be done with
Calders park Is not settled yet, but
Liberty Park with It's free band concerts
IL likely TO be well patronized all sum-
mer The Rowing club men are hoping
that Garfield will be in the swim this
summer
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a. m, subject, Reality" Each We'd
nesday evening at o'clock meeting
is held TO listen to the testimonials of
healing Of both sin and sickness. Free
reading room open daily from 10 a. m.
to 5 p. m. In Manitou hotel. Kindly well
come to all.
Our savior's Evangelical Lutheran
church, Fourth East, between Fourth
and Fifth South Sunday services, TO- 30
a. m. in English. and 1880 p, m. in
Norwegian. Services on Good Friday
1890 a, m,
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WIN "Go Way Back ("

Chicago, March 2l.-Attorneys FOR the
various railroads that II Il sought TO
enjoin from rate-cutting held a confer
euce this afternoon and agreed TO make
no fight against the action OF the gov
eminent, II Is said. This step was de-
clded to be advisable on the ground
that the contest would be a practical
admission that the transportation in
terests desired the iniunctions dissolved
I'm order that secret manipulation
might be carried on,
The only feeling among the railroad
lawyers Is over the alleged failure 70
treat All lines alike. Several OF what
are called the most chronic rate cutters
have not been proceeded against, The
feeling on this point. however, is OF
no, sufficient intensity TO prompt the
big companies attacked TO fight over
the seeming discrimination
The first evidence Of the effect Of
the proceedings was the announcement
by The roads operating east from Chi.
cage II q reduction In the tariff rates
on packlnghouse products, TO become
effective Tuesday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-22

Coffee, which is liquid food Of high
character that at once begins rebuild
ing the destroyed nerve centers.
These are facts, facts. facts, and they
mean health conferred and continued,
II one Will only wake up and take adj
vantage OF them. Remember Postum Is
delicious beverage II made strictly ao-
cordlng to directions, and that is easily
done. Don't take any cooks excuse or
statement that she followed directions
IL your Postum comes 10 the table
weak and unpalatable. you can depend
upon It. the cook has sighted the job
II Is the easiest sort Of proposition
TO make good Postum. 1t only needs
attention. Put piece OF butter twice
the size OF a pea in the pot 20 prevent
boiling over. AL frst- class grooers sell
Postum.
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GENERAL RELIEF SOCIETY con-
FERENCE.

The general conference Of the Relief
society will be held in Salt Lake City
on Monday. April T. 1902, The morn
ing meeting will convene at 1915 In the
Latter-day Saints college hall. and the
afternoon and evening sessions will be
held as usual in the Assembly hail.
commencing at and $50. p. IN.
II Is earnestly desired that each
stake organization of the Relief society
should be represented by the president,
or one OF the officers, or by an author
ICED representative. A good attend
ance of officers and members from all
the several stakes and missions is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-22
TEMPLE NOTICES

huulrulplrulnIlIl uuuuuupuuup''
The Salt Lake Temple viii close .
Thursday evening, April 3, and re0pa
on Monday morning, april I -,
JOSEPH F. SMITH
ST. George, Utah, Feb,}g6, lsca-,In
St. George Temple will close 90 y. ".
day, March 2S, and reopen on Iues0N
morning. April %, 1902, ,,,.o,
DAVID ii. CANNON,
President
Mantl, Utah, March 1.-THE MANY
Temple will close on Friday eNehlIs
March 2S, and reopen "Wednesday l0'H
ing, April 9, 1909, at 8 a. M ,ur,
JOHN d. 7. McALLlsIhM
The Logan Temple will close On ms sa'
nesday, April ?, and reopen on Weups''
day. April .. 1902. ,,n,rr
President
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Clark Bought the system.

Los Angeles. Cal, March Alt Is
stated on good authority that United
States Senator Clark has acquired con-
troll Of the Los Angeles Traction com
papy, which IS the only street railway
system In this city In competition with
The Huntington lines.
Thomas T. Glbbon general counsel
for the san Pedro, Los Angeles 4 Salt
Lake read has returned from Wash
ington whore, II Is said he COMPLETED
Announcements for the transfer ~ the
traction property 20 Senator Clark No
details Of the deal have been given nut
hut Mr., Gibbon admitted that Mr..
ClarF is now interested in the traction
company and that "a soon as the nee
cfsary franchises are obtained the
svstcm viii be enlarged
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UNIVERSAL ASSOCIATES.

Salt Lake Circle No. met on We'd
nesday night In the /. o. o, +, hall and
initiated three new members and four
teen applications for membership re-
ceived and favorably acted upon. After
the regular business members and
guests played high FIVE" and "63 and
very enjoyable time was there for the
rest Of the evening.
Friday night Utah Circle No meet
and introduced four new members, and
proposed nine more; after the regular
business the following program was
rendered.
Phonograph selections "A, II. Meredith
Vocal duet 49,, 1.-THE Misses Starley
Duet 80. Miss Evans and Miss Brady
Select reading 49,. .,..Dr j. W. Giesy
Vocal solo n,.. .,,,....Miss Allen
Address. Supreme President Bowman
Comic song ......., ."Mr, II. croft
Recitation ..u.Miss Lucille Penrose
organ selection .....nProf Stewart
Comic song nan .."",.R. ~ MolIat
II was announced that No ] would
hold q meeting next week, and No. :
the week following. Both on Wednes-
day and Friday as heretofore. The
public are invited TO all meetings Of
the association
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-22
HEWLETT BROS. co.

the university faculty, and Miss Brln-
ton. Miss Bowman, Miss Herman, Miss
Youngberg and Mrs, stephen of the
training school
The committee in charge were Annie
Erickson. Miss Harrison, Sadie Holt,
II. 10. urihls, j, +. Anderson and Riley
GlQgu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-22
GRANITE STAKE.

The High Priests OF the Granite Stake
Of Zion viii hold their regular monthly
meeting on Saturday March ~. 1902,
converting at 10 o'clock a. m. In Farm
ers ward meeting house. A full attend
ance Is requested
Quorum teachers will please be pre-
pared to report.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-22
Twelve Contracts Let

San Francisco. March 22.-SeyeLal
contracts for the construction OF tue
central Pacific between Wadsworlh, IN
nevada, and Ogden, have Just been
let making a total Of II contracts up
10 date. The latest contracts can 10,
the building of goo miles OF new ro 'to
AT a total cost of s5,is0OO0. Contracts,
for the reconstruction OF a hundred
more niles OF road win be let later on.
The object being to eliminate curves ana
cut down grades.
BY the middle Of May 1000 graders
win be at work along the Central "a
ci(Ic. The Southern Pacific people want
20 get the heaviest part Of the WORK
in Neyada and Utah finished by the
end of the year The cutoff across
the northern end OF the Great SOFT
Lar will require "A longer time, Work
ON the first lG miles Of the cut-oh west
from Ogden, has been commenced.
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Confirms the REPORT

Denver March 2l,-The Times this
evening says Mr. d II. Moffat re-
turned home last evening from trip
10 New York, which was undertaken
chiefly In the interest Of the new short
line from Denver to Salt Lake Guy.
In relation 90 this matter Mr. Moliat
consented 10 make the following state
ment'
THE purpose is to build a railroad
from Denver over Berthoud Pass, there
10 connect with the road which Sena-
tor Clark Of MOntans Is building to the
coast BY this route the distance from
Denver to Salt Lake VIII be $40 miles,
and the railroad time schedule VIII be
shortened 10 hours
Elm my JUDGMENT no more Important
project for the benefit OF Denver and
its citizens could be undertaken, Real.
izing this | have become Interested
myself and am cndeayoring TO inter-
est other capitalists In the building OF
this road"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-22
CHURCH NOTICES,

REGULAR services OF the Church OF
Jesus Christ OF Latter-day Saints WIZ
he held tomorrow at o'clock IN the
Tabernacle, Sunday schools In the
various wards at 10 a. m, ana meeung,,
IN the cit, ward assembly rooms ana
adjacent wards as follows,
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hoped for as there Is much Of import.
ance TO be considered.
The First Presidency, Apostles, Prt'I.
dents OF stakes Bishops and brethren
are cordially invited to attend The
meetings OF the conference
BATHsHEBA w, SMITH,
General President
ANNIE TAYLOR HYDE,
IDA SMO0T DUSENBERRY
Counselon
EMMELlNE b. WELLS,
General Secretary,
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Northern Lines Retaliatr,

81. Paul. Mimi. March 2l-Retalia-
tory measures were taken by northern
coast lines against the Hartman lines
today for diverting homeseeker excur.
sions from the ST. Paul, Duluth ana
Sioux city to San Francisco were an
nounced, going via North Pacific coast
points, with the option OF making the
Puget Sound-San Francisco portion OF
the Journey by either rail or water.
The action carries the fight into the
camp OF the opposition, since the rates
are made optional for a portion OF the
way over its own lines. The new tar
IN is based on the regular colonlst
ra tes OF SOS 10 western points, Plus the
local fare, $3.50, from st. Paul TO the
Missouri river. The northern lines
made a cut OF Si7 In announcing the
new figure which replaces rate Of
1880. Tickets viii be on sale daily
during the remainder Of March and
April.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-22
IT'S q Pity
To Say mo"
Any Sick One Wrongs Himself When
He Fails to Get Ny Book.
No Money is Wanted.

Tell-me the name of a sick one and will mail the book
that Is needed.
That Is all / ask-iust a postal card.
have spent a lifetime In learning how to cure chronic
troubles and you should know what learned.
Then, IL you think me sight VIII let you take the treat
ment at my risk.
will do this
viii send with the book order your druggist for
six bottles DR.. Shops Restorative. He will let You take
It a month"; then II succeeds the cost is $3.50 If II
falls | will pay your druggist self,
Will leave the devson to YOU
You cannot afford to say mo to that offer,
A remedy that II can stand test like that must
have remarkable merit.
Don't be lncredulous let prejudice deter YOU Re-
member that your health Is at stake and all ask Is postal
card. Find out what know.
My Restorative strengthens the inside nerves which
other remedy reaches, Nv book explains why
don't doctor the symptoms the organs themselves
But bring back the power which alone makes all
vital act
IL an engine was weak you would give It steam
That Is what | do with weak organs | give them more
power more nerve power They do their duty then,
That Ia why succeed where other treatments fan
Sometimes fail, too but not often. Only when a cause
like cancer makes IA impossible
In the past years have furnished my treatment 10
over 100000 sick people like these My records
show that 80 in each 40 paid for t.
There are 80 chances In " that you. sue
oeed you permanently Well II l fail, alone the
They who need help and who don't get my book do
themselves injustice and a wrong.
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PRESS CLUB D0lN'S,
HOusewarmiug in the New Home
Scheduled for Tonight.

The Salt Lake Press club will keep
open house tonight in its new and at
tractive quarters in the Crane build
ing. and the following unique invita-
ton has been sent out to members and
friends of the club.
"A house warming and grand smoker
viii positively occur at the new home OF
The Press club, Crane building tsec-
ond floor, Saturday. March 22nd 1902.
The casualties will embrace practically
everything a gentleman can or VIII do.
Hours from $3.50 ,. m. until the police
stop H. All club members are on the
reception committee Perhaps you'd
better drop in,
by request Of house committee.
m. +. CUNNINGHAM.
Secretary
Up. s.--There will be some food and a
gourd OF water"
A feature Of the invitation card Is a
cut OF his Satanic majesty warming n
two story house on n gridlron over q
blazing wood fire, This Is suggestive
OF designs that adorn college freshman
society invitation cards, and was prob
ably inspired by some OF the college
graduate members OF the club. a some
what luridly moist time is expected.
General Agent G. #. Warren Of the
Santa Re has presented the club with
a fine picture OF the Grand Canyon OF
Arizona, which will decorate the walls
Of the reading room.
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WARD ENTERTAINMENTS,

on Thursday evening. March n, the
Y. NJ. NJ, l. A. OF Cannon ward viii
give character ball commencing at
s o'clock,
The Speciality company, under the
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Going 20 Mig Horn.
SPECIAL Correspondence.

SPECIAL Correspondence.
Cheyenne. Wyo.. March 20.-Early
next month party OF ten shopmen In
the employ OF the Union Pacific at this
nlace. will leave CHEYENNE with their
antilles for the Rlr Horn basin where
hey win settle on Uncle Sans domain