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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27

NMNWM W ~ WIN aNhA AfNN NNAAAf
n this game ia played out Of doors,
a largo bowl or basketful OF small
pebbles viii do. Indoors a bowl OF
small white beans or peanuts would
answer This bowl ia placed at an
equal distance from the equally diyld.
cd party There Is a captain on each
side. He or she says. "Tho king Is he
who cots the most One. two. three.
a. this the opposite captains run 10
the bowl. grasp as many pebbles or
beans as no can In one hand, and
dashos back 10 his place. Then the
next two ia line become captains. and
do the same. After all have tried a
count is taken aud those who have
tho most an go upon one side. There
may be Tower on that side, but they
ought 10 be- the best equipped. though
they may not be az the second try.
AZ this buunt the strength OF the two
parties Is decided.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27

WHEN MY SHIP COMES IN"
1 will write and dream and then write
BE within hack TO the very core;
i viii fear no 'cd..' be he great or
And III show my stun If print 1t AM
when my ship comes in I'm DO bold and
And my name shan be renowned Of
when NY ship comes ln-,hen / do not
I wiii-be-a-prluee-The my pipes
gone 0uti
When my ship really does come in,
I am going TO have a new ribbon on
my typewriter machine, I mean.
lt works very poorly now and the typo
graphical TYPO who sets this sausage
meat says things out loud at the In.
dlstinctness OF the hloroglyphios be-
fore him. He ought 10 know by this
time what am going TO say. without
having to read copy
OA
Serves him right. anyhow; no has
red hair and says "Huh2"-like that.
believe his father must have voted
for Mr.. Dooley,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27

A double ladder I'D. a rocking chair
(o). a strotcher o., pushcart Co..
sleigh thl, a wagon "a, house (ll.
a bench m), can be made by the samo
simple means.
A table (n) Is made by bending A
square piece OF cardboard as shown
IN the picture. and inserting -four
koothplcks into the two places when
'fho paper Is bent under
A basket Is made out OF a round
ring or a square Or and 81 and a
smaller round or square piece OF card.
board. as shown In the Illustration.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27

bNFieu Wofuls
Buried words Is n game played by
two or more persons. one OF whom
gives a sentence In which word IA
concealed hy being formed partly OF
one OF the words Ia the sentence and
partly of one or more Immediately FOL.
lowing Thus the word London" "a
concealed OF "hurlod' In the sentence.
DO not let tho rain fan on Don Car
los." aR win Dee seen II the proper lot
TOYS be capitalized. thus. DO not let
thNyain tan. ON DON Carlos" Tho
ono ,SA.u gives out mo sentence must
state I'M the hurled word is tho
name of ~ city, person, flower article
OF food mr. Nyhatovor Il may be, and
the Grst ono Nho guosses it correctly
scores a polntA nn suo'aoI 'n l,
gives out nnothN 1NtvuVv' "nu INC
game goes on NJ leub'h OF the
agreed on. or unlN ,olu' que mas
scored certain mn " f',u w.
Amor little prlctiooN. "'' 1s 0sn 'lu.
be buried worry sklnuN ing haraeat
onoA 20 guess are those ~. ~" nn ~ ~
nounclng tho words giytNno o'ew,
mus In the following "b2 ~ - u''a
-ne former can be guessa ny ~
I, the sentence slowNy, "H ne
.ne latter cannot. "somo 49, ~
ANHhl must have done tbisl N luV
mails" 'N ouflo III
- 81. pest plan in burying a wo4V N.
~ 20 zee whether Il contains IN ~
"a word within H. Thus In MUMMY
lo word orange" IL o. seen thar nv
ora rang is so contained. A senl
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27

The Typo Girl
She clicks the type ln her metal stick.
A. the case against the wall.
And ncr eyes are brown a. the sun.
kissed lear
1n tho glorious. tinted Faill
She clicks the type in 70 rhythmic drone
And her hands are iytho and fleet
Tnoifh the foreman fume and the devil
- swear
sho but smiles. and her smile Is sweet
Through carking day on her stool che
sits
A. The type she sticks secure.
And her rosy lips they are moulded ripe
WIN tale that her heart Is puref
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27

tence must now be constructed with
the word rams" IN H. while the word
just before must end with Co." and
that just following begin with &C."
Thus, "They danced fandango. rang
Edward's door bell. and behaved very
wildly" II viii be seen that tho word
is thus buried" much more deeply
than In tho othor example given.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27

than Helen. Can you tell me how that
can be2"
Mrs Fi8ko was not Joking and nnsi
% one little girl guessed how II was.
can you guess. too?-Youth's Com.
panlon.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27

The man travelled to a beautiful
city 1T is grand" he murmurod.
The streets were paved with great d.
amends and gentle irideseent glow
was everywhere The houses were OF
gold and precious stones OF green and
crimson lay around loose as the sands
OF the sea, A beautiful maid came
TO greet the man. Il love you" she
said your automobile Is the same
make as minel' She sighed softly
and held out her hands. wilt marry
me?" she questioned. my father is
mayor Of the city"
| The man shrlekodl
''whau" he crIod witt marry
you? wilt-w guess"
But Just then the alarm clock OK.
plodod, and awakened he gazed about
his little box bedroom, saw the tiny
7O-cent oil stove. his other pair OF
trousers and gasped;
Not"
Then he got up sadly, cooked Ave
cents worth OF dogsausage. ate II and
went TO work-a disappointed mani
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27

Tho bee has long tonguo--aftor
tho manner OF a husybody He has
teeth. too. but instead Of chewing his
food vertically. be cuts q by a side
wise motion Of his mandlbloa.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27

When Ny Ship Comes IN.
when my ship comes IN from enchanted
shore.
Al aFlow with wealth ana a precious
store.
/ will be content az wise man ought,
And OF others polf never give thought
When my ship comes In on a rosy morn.
l will raise the wage OF the poor for
lurus
I will help the slck-and the weary one
May rccllne az ease meath tho golden
SUM
when my ship comes In ! win write all
day
Just the things think In my heart to
There win be no boss" with a feignod
To rehash and cut with his pencil bluel
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27

Here IL puzzle that Is likely 20
prove very hard. although some PEG
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27

Here IA f. way 10 place tho de.
taohed sqrTres ON the diagram Of nine
squares n given In the puzzle OF last
week 10 that there shall be four
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-11-27

- IIHN WY NII. WVUI'
Her ways are good In the little town
Nhuse sie awecily does her part
And her life reflects H. uplifting balm
To dependent aud burdoncd heart
with clicking stick does she set my
Fate
From the copy In my fncc-
For ! love the giri With the loaf-brown
eyes
on the stool by the old type case.
- =. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-14

cuf Siopa, balo orf icinen Sater mo
Illeben fllrhtbare 0robuneen aus.
ga erbob iib audi rer Haoidab
langiam BON ieinem Sise, uno auf
cinen @inf ieiner Sanb marb es nte-
Der title. Damn rt6tete er fem
%flammenbes auee auf SiOpa uno
iprad:
User Die 00tter ni1t ebret, fam
mem Sobn nidt iein. gts beuta
tatte i6 einen Sobn, jest bin id)
fInoerlos. 8roBer @ott 8iibni,
erbabener 9rabma n1b Gina, b0ret
mein @ebet: 9eitrafet an bieiem I'M.
h%anfboren 8errGtber beS gaterlanoes
uno Der beimatbliden Geligion ben
Sreoel, pelhen er beganeen. 2aiict
Die Gage ieines 2ebens fummernon
lno ieinen Sob elenb ieii,. Sibpa,
bier Dor Dem Iltare Der groBea
@otter, i'm Ineeii6te beiner san5er
Sippe, iprebe i1 meinen Sluf iiber
cit aus! 8eb bintpeg Gus meinen
Mugen!"
Salb betdubt Dor Sdmers ~itiirate
Siopa Dor ieinem gater dlif bic
aniee nieoer unb flebte nit tbr6nen'
eritifter Gimme: ygdter, @ater,
peritobe bein einaieeS &inb nidt, BET
rem Sobn, Der bid 10 beib uro
innig liebt!"
n8eb bin unb ppfcrei" lailtete Die
@ntncrt.
sd fam, i6 barf ni1t."
ySann binfpeg aus meinen
8liden!"
0a flog bes Siinalings auee lpis
hilfeiudeno burd Die &eiben Der
SerDanoten; aber ntreenbs fano err
Sbeilnabme, iiberaa begegnete er
baBerfiiuten GeIif)terr. Sehcr
Wlnno idien Den SluG oes gatcrs
81 mieoerbolen.
WfIbiam erbob er lid). @ie eiI
SterbenOer ponfte er Dem Sbore an.
Gbe er es nod erreidt, traten slpri
roube &nebte an i'm bcran, erarii.
fen i'm beim Irme unh s~errten i'm
binpeg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-14
Der Gnea Scs Stilcs.

l~lngeidbroet erreiGte Siopa nit
ieinem @esleiter Satebpur, no ibn.
Gin iiberaus ber5lider Gmpfang IN
Galnite ieines faiierlibcn @onners
81 tbeil puroe. Ser GroBmoGul
ielbit uno Brin5 Selim thaten Mucs,
I'M Die biiitere @olfe, meld)e auf res
Siinelings Stirue ru5te, 81 periageu.
slber SiOpa blieb it'll uno ernit. Sit
manoerten feline 8eoanten 5u leinen
armen p%erblenDeten Satcr, Der lin
rerltoBen unb uerfluht, neil er Die
@ahrbeit ertdnnt unO mlfabt bate.
Yaoiidab Mfbar modte mohl
obneu, mas Dem SiiHeIiuse i'm ga,
latte ieincs @aters aeidebeu mar,
ODER ME iteate er bieriibcr Sragen oil
.Siopa. Gr woqte belien 8ers nidt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-14

Dor 3orn, nnb er tpoqte auflprinoe,.
Inn lidl anf Siopa az l~iir3en, als er
ploBltd binter oemiel6en ieinen goter
erblidte, Ges @roBmoeuls orobei.
Der glif bannte Selim auf Ieineu
Elat onriid, uno beidGmt blifte er
aI Wcoen. SD borte Siopa's
@orte", iprad Der Bcoiidab ies:,
"uno biuige bieiclber." 0ant
nanote er iid ob, inoem er Sioga
bat, ibm 81 folsen.
oSibpa", begann err, els lie neber.
einanoer onrb Den ouftenben @ortc,
idritten, ~Siopa, i) Dabe Did lieb
gefponnen uno mill 6id ahidIith
MADDEN. @an bat rtir beridtet, sol;
'oein Sater Did nid)t mehr aIs Ieincn
Sobn anerfenne. - @nblon. 10
bletbe bel mirl Die bod)iten Steuen
I'M Meife iteben Dir oiien, uno idb
ipeiB, on pirit ibrer miireig per6en.
yeur Gines forbere it bon Dir. SIRE
mid rubig ON. 8iele lcnge Sabre
bobe i'd nod Der 8abrbeit aeiuG,t
nno 9eforift. SD iiperoadte oft
Die Sebren bes 9oran, pelde uns
Wobammeo auf5ei6nete, unb ib
fano, oaB in ibnen piele Ssrrtbiimec
%pcrborgen Iiegen. 0ann lernte idi
oeine beimii6e &eligion, Die &eliaior
Wrabmas unO @ii6nus. fennen, lino
rer5eibe mir, niIf in ihr ertSeds
mein Bertrand 2iige uno 0etrla."
uSn bnit redt, erlailhter Iao.
ibab", rief ireuoig iiberraidt Siout
ooenn mr. Die 2ebren fes gbriIte,l
tbums iino Die lautere @abrbeit."
nSa, Siopa, i'm Gbr:Itentbum AZ
Die meiite uno i60nite 8abrbeit
8liidlid mGre i6, ,poQte mein golt
iid ieinen 2ebreu uno ieinem @otte
rnternerfen. Iber es iit elm uner.
fiiabarer @unif. Sic MosIemin
rno Sinous niiroen Iiober Iterben,
cls iif tallfen lalien. Nuf, Sioua.
entbGlt bas G%briitent6ul1 10 bieie
2ebreu, pelde fem Gerltano Der.
lteben nno ergriibeln fam. Sarulr
bore meinen 8lan:
Gortiebung foIet,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-14
Der Jlnd.

Gls Sibpa bas 9eplBtiein piebcr
Ell langte, iano er ii6 aaein auf eineml
'9ipan in ieinem 3immer. Seire
Stirnipunoe mar MIR M~nbe0eutenb,
cher lie peruriah.e cod einen
itetenben Sdmer3. gs bauerte
einen Iugenblid, ebe er iifJ Ser 0or.
gauge entlinnen fonnte. 9od baIb
itanb @ues pieber in fur6tbarer
alarbeit Dor ieinem @eiite. gr
bette Dor Dem Sample, Der ibm BE.
poritano. Seine @epobnbeit &C,
NAB grill er nab ieiner 9ruit INN
bas 9iloniB Der leliglten SungirMl
81 iu6en. IS mar nid't mebr od.
Solte er es berloren baben? Nein,
h;es mar u%nmoglid). Semano muBte
eS ibm genommen haben. 9ieier
@erluit ihmer5te Den Singing tief.
Rah elmer @eile -riGtete err Iify
aut fniete nieoer mo lpra6 in bel.
Tiger Mnoa6t: ngDiger @ott, if
bnbe bid erfamt un0 beinem 9ienIte
mid gepeibt; berlaB beinen Siener
ni6tl Stdrfe mid in oen Gampien
rno Sriibialen, Die merler barren!
@ieb mir Die re6ten @orte, ouinit i6
Die &iit beiner SeinOe 6u S6anoen
made! Seius, Der on fir mid ae.
itorben Bit, perleibe mir 8raft, iiir
oib 5t leioen, ia fir Did 81 iterben!
Maria, Wutter Seiu unb meme Mill.
ter, itebe mir bell"
8alo nadber oifneta ii6 Sic
Sbiire, uno iein 8atcr trat 5u Siona
ms 3immer. Sein Intlis mar
6leid, iein Iuae iprah bon flird)t.
barer Gntidloiienbeit. Ger Singing
erbob lid, INN ieinem @ater entgegen.
3ugeben; aber auf einen 8inf oes.
ielben lieB err ii6 Dieoer auf Sen
9iman nieber.
.Sibpa", bub Der Naoidab nit
miibiam rubis gebaltener Stimme
Gil, .SiOpa, on iagteit mir Dor eini-
gen IbenOen, baB on beinem Sdapure
treu eeblieben uno fem Woslem &C.
poroen ~ieieit."
sd iprad Die @o1rbeit, mein
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-14
Siopa, >er treut Sobn,
Bon 4Ifuns 0esicr, s. j.

bel Sen @orten ieines 9aters
%orangten iih fat Die Sb.Gnen in fem
auee. 2eiie fIebte CT si @ott, baB
er bod iein armes Solf erlerfte1
mobte.
Bon bort boeen Die @anberer in
Dos Snnere Der Stoot, bereil
StraBen auBerorbentIi6 enge, aber
oenno6 reinlib Daren. Gin ielt-
James 9eOrGnge ipoetc ibnen emf.
Gegen: Stn0us aus allen 2anbi6aften
bon Snbien, ans allen aaiten BON
aaen &angitufen, 3auberer, @aufler
uno OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Srale,,
i'm rei6iten Seiti6mud, itroseno bo,,
Solo uno Srpelen,. WGnner, ni1t
minoer reid g~e5iert, tpeIfe ibre @lu-
menltralibe uno @eijegaben 5u sen
Senlpeln Der @Osen .riteen.
Tor einem bieier Senlpel belt ser
&aoi6ab on. ginen auaenblif Iicb
er feline 9lide iih on oeiien number
barem @lan5e uno 9ieidtbum e.
gosen, oann iprab er 5l Siopa:
rWfein Sobn, bier pobnt Der Sreuno,
Der i6on lanee auf Did bdrrt.
3ourm, LAB uus eintreten unb @iidj.
MI nniere @ebete llno Spfer bar
bringen."
aber felt entgegnete ser Singing.
rgeein, Safer, ih oarf Sieies nid)t
tbun. &omm 81 Smlie mill id sir
Iaes erflGren."
Sein Batter idaute linn Drobeno
uno finiter ms Iuge, aber "a er IT,
oieiem cine unbeugiame Gnti6loiien-
belt las, noute er bier am Dffent.
li6en Srte bieieIbe nidt auf ole
Hrobe itelen. giIigen S6rittes ent.
fernte er iif NIT ieinem Sobne.
gto6 tparen ite ni6t melt geeaneen,
90 itaute iib pl0sli6 Die Wenee, Inn
elmer pro5eiiion 9urdeans gu ge.
tpabren. 2oneiam uno feierlib
folgte iie einem pIltmpen, ungeItaltet
@Dtenbiloe, bas auf einem Balanfiu
bcrangetragen puroe. slu6 Ger
8aoidab blieb iteben init Sibpl.
9ieier fdlug Die Iugen nieber, INN lie
ri6t su entmeiben an elnem 10 a5.
i6euli6en Inblife, ,nb betete 81,
Gott, oaB er ii6 bod bes blinoen
Bottles erbarmen mose.
Iber elm nod traurigerer InbIif
ertpartete i'm. gr fpor e!ma bunoe.i
S6ritte bonn Sempel entfernt ais
i6on mieber elm 8eorGnee entItano.
Cine 3ebu, cine beilige Stub, parS
bon Sempeloienern bes @eges a.,
fiibrt. ga blieben Wdnner nno
Srauen, Sobe ltno Giebere lautlos
om @ege iteben unb beugten lih CUR
groe Dor Dem iinberniinftieen Sbier,
Dos lie als cine @ottbeit betradteten.
Siopa fiiblte Sen fori6enoen, oil
tern glid ieines 8aterS auf jif
ruben. gr preBte iein tbeures 9ilo.
nib gegen Die 9ruit unS flebte INN
Starfe. @ls @ae ibren 9lif Srr
Groe geienft bielten iteno err unsc,
beugten Sauptes ba uno fiimmerte
ii6 niGt burum, Oh Inbere es be.
merfen mo6ten. Soeleih e%ntItano
elm @emrmel, unb brobenbe guie
flangen on Sibpa's Sbr. Gincn
@ugenbIif ipdter fiibIte er iid pon
ie6s Sanben Suslei9 ereriffen nnS
getpaltiam CUR @roe gefporfen, unS
er iblug NIT ieiner Stirne 10 unsliid
lid an einen Stein, oab ibm bas
getpubtiein idpanb.
Die ~Diitbenben Seiben tpiir6en ibn
Dobl sertreten baben, bGiien Tie nidjt
ieinen 8ater, ben borrebmen STAB.
i6ab, erfannt. 0ieier itanb einsn
MugenbIif unibliiiig %, mas er
tbnn ioae; Damn lieB er ieinen Sobn
no6 ieinem Balaite rrasen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-14
GalamitGt.

o@as madt benn ser Experiment.
tatpr pl0slid fir elm msltpollcs
@eiiht?"
Or bat ben @eilt zines eetpiIie.1
Waier sitirt. obne Den Tornamen ji
ipiiien unb nun fommen Tie @ne."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-14
Nenes Spridwort.

Gin Mann - elm @ortl Cine
Srau - Elm @orterbllr
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-12-05
RUGS.

We are showing a.
splendid line OF.
Rugs in wilton AK
minister, and smy-
mia.
We will mention
but one, a genuine
welton Electra y X
60 In beautiful shad-
ing at ~. IS. We
have them all prices.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-12-05
BLANKETS.

A full size light tan
,r gray all wooden
Blanket at $3.50 or
a better one at s.
or higher would
certainly make am
acceptable present
II one OF your
friends need any
buy one for your
self.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-12-05
TOYS.

We have added to our big line OF
Holiday Goods, big assortment -
wooden Toys, Furniture dressed dolls
Toy Planes and Magic Lanterns ami
mails etc, A regular warebonso -.
Santa Clause. ~
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-12-05
YOUR WIFE

sister, best girl or cousin young or old,
would be delighted with one OF those
genuine oriental silk money and
shopping Baos at 65 CT, IS CT. s.10O
and SI.25
A Chatelalne Bag at IS Ct 10 $500
A Purse from % CT TO $500
We have them.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-12-05

viii be eeuy and promptly Executed
instant a charges TyUs
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-12-05

Our line OF Muslin
Underwear Com
prises Corset cover,
Night Gowns, Skirt
etc at lowest prices
imaginable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-25
THE cow THAT
EATS HER HEAD OFF

There arc a good many things about
farm life that are not profitable. One Of
them is keeping a COW that will eat her
own head OF once or twice during every
year. And there are those that do. We
all have them unless We have made the
most determined EFFORT 10 get rid OF them
and put in their places COWS that do not
have TO be maintained at public expense
These cows are like the men and women
OF society who go up and down the land
doing nothing for the word, but stop
ping all along the way, either 10 demand
the living they claim Is due them or foist-
Ing themselves upon the public TO be
kept during the term OF their natural
lives out u the general fund. These men
We have, and the Good Book says We will
always have them but the poor cows
We do not necessarily need TO keep
Every man needs strength Of purpose
70 weed out his dairy. Sometimes the
COW that ought 10 10 is a nice, gentle
creature the fay0rite OF the boys or the
good wife. They cannot bear % mink %
seeing her 60 and every time We sug'
gest selling her a powerful plea comes up
In her behalf So We keep her another
year.
Perhaps we do not know just what
ptohtless COW she Is. We never have had
our COWS tested individually. We realize
AlAAk We AlH NhA AAaFAAAA 80 hANNAt INV
from cur herds as We ought. The neigh
Dor over the way with fewer cows beats
W all hollow. and we wonder why. The
hest Investment any Of us could make
would be in q good, reliable testlng-ma-
chine, suggests +. l. Vincent IN Farm
and Fireslde They DO not cost much now.
adays-not half SO much ~ the feed We
give the poor COW But II we cannot, or
will not buy tho testing machine, there
are always plenty OF men Who have them,
and for O trning sum We may have The
milk OF each COW tested. The result ls
often surprising. The COW we Ike the
best, and which We landcd such a good
one. proves 10 be the very poorest OF
ali. But shall We turn her on after one
trial? No. There may be something In
the day or the condition Of the COW that
makes hvr DO more poorly than she viii
at any other time, So give her another
chance. Walt two or three weeks, and
try again. Perhaps even a third trial
may bo necessary 90 get 90 the truth.
But do q, and settle the question jus,
what each COW Is doing, and then act ao-
cordngly.
But what shall we do with the profit
less COVE SCH her 10 the ncighbor who
needs another cow How would You
like him TO DO that by you2 II takes am
honest man TO sell poor cow. Any one
can sell good one Then he can stand
right up, ana point out every good quail
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-25
nARYSVALE.
Two Weeks Outing and Camp Meet.
ing at Deer Greek Canyon.
Special Correspondent.

Special Correspondents
Marysvale, Piute Co., July 2l-There
are in camp In Deer Creek canyon,
on the ranch Of Mr. Geo w Vogel, the
following persons spending a couple Of
weeks ont an outing trip, fishing, etc;
Rev Il. r. Mork and two daughters
from Salt Lake city, Rev John Han
sen and daughter, Richhcld Miss Sara
Wlllngham, Spring City; Rev, G. j.
Heckner, Ephram Mrs. Mary Pass
more. Elsonore; Miss Mamie Holee,
Richheld. Miss Gay and Miss Filmer
Moroni John Barqulst, Richheld, d. l..
Carter, Salt Lake city; Peter Erickson
and family, Richfeld; Miss Laura Ped
ersen, Richneld Mrs. Caroline Fergu-
son. Hiko, New. Miss Josephine Peder-
sen, Richfeld; Dr. Merrill, Philadel-
pha. Dr. Petersen MIR Murray, Salt
Lake city. with Editor j, =, Gibbs as
visitors; also p, J. Oberg and son,
Monroe.
The largest salmon trout caught from
SEWER river weighed nearly eight
pounds, and the largest mountain trout
weighed nearly two pounds, BOnlires at
night. with music shining and recita-
tons, and general camp meeting
time is being had in beautiful Dear
Creek CanVon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-25
PIONEER DAY CELEBRATION
Anniversary FiHingy Observed By Sons and
Daughters Of Pioneers
Hon. James sharp Hurt Ia an Acct
dent Near CbsrIesion-News
Hrief.

Special Correspondence.
Provo, July 25.-The sixth annual an
niversary Of the Sons and Daughters
OF Pioneers held here yesterday was a
great success although Disappointment
was felt on account Of the unavoidable
absence OF President Joseph F. Smith
or account OF the funeral Of Elder John
Cottam. Gov, Wells, by reason OF his
absence from the state and Hon, John
Henry Smith on account Of illness.
Letters Of regret were read from these
gentlemen and also from Mrs, Eva
Matson Perry Of oregon.
The speakers stand was tastefully
decorated with the colors of the organ
igatlon, sage green red and yellow
representing respectively the sage
brush. the red man, and the sun flower
Among those seated on the stand were
senator Smoot, who presided, President
John II. Winder the presidency OF the
stake and a large number OF the
pioneers OF a.
The services opened with selection
by the martial band. after which prayer
was offered by President Winder, fol-
lowed by Messrs. j. r. and Harry
Roshard H. $. Pyne and A. &, Iund
singing onward March 10 Victory
Mayor Taylor delivered an address Of
welcome expressing gratitude TO the
pioneers for their lab0rs and urging
their descendants TO follow the example
OF the pioneers IN doing some good for
those Who shall follow after them. lie
closed by admonishing the sons and
daughters 10 he t9re TO the trust be-
qucathed to them by their parents, and
invited al TO partake OF the hospitality
of the city,
Senator Smoot In his response spoke
OF the pleasant reunions enjoyed by
the Sons and Daughters in Spanish
Fork, springyille. Pleasant Grove and
Paysou and expressed pride for the
association In being descendants Of the
noble band who FIRST entered and set
tied Utah comparing the conditions
existing re years ago with the present
conditions. for which the pioneers laid
the foundation and worked faithfully
and incessntly.
while Senator Smoot was speaking a
rumber of Indians from Uintah county
who are in Provo were brought In by
=. p. Decker, Of the committee. Scna-
tor Smoot remarked that the represen-
tltiyes Of the red men, who were the
only inhabitants OF the country when
The pioneers came, should be given
greeting, and led out with applause