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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-31

SPEECHES AND SWEET MUSIC,
v,dd.bc Boilers Roundly Scored from
The Public ROstrum--What the
Speakers Said

..0e audience assembled at the
r.ooter last night 10 ratify the he-
,,h,lcan national and state tickets
tyhua II was evident that many OF the
s,srruntled had remained away the
7,,ro was an enthusiastic one, ana
,ho remarks made brought forth ROUNDS
o,annIause. Before the rally the utah
s.o,. hand and a shotgun brigade par
raaed the principal streets win marked
anoct and as the people entered the
Thooter they were presented with small
American flags, which they waved az
ssocuent intervals during the evening
GOVERNOR STANDS PAT"
THE meeting was called to order BY
porlev p. Christensen, president Of the
Young Mems Republican club, who In
,roduced Governor Heber NJ Wells as
chairman The governor was extreme
10 banny IN his opening talk and was
,ordiv cheered when he said During
H. nast few days | have been asked
bnndreds of times What arc you
aoing IN do TO get even with John G.
Smtlerg' have told them: j am go
inr IN do everything IN my power 10
olect John c. cutler governor OF Utah.
These words struck responsive chord
and literally brought down the house.
COL. GEORGE b. sQUIREs.
Tho governor was followed by COL
George y. Squlres lie spoke WIN
oreat earnestness and made II plain
q. 4ttt ff a
iicans TO support the entire ticket, re-
gardiess OF personal disappointments'
Ex.CoNGREssMAN SUTHERLAND.
Ex.Congressman Sutherland was the
next speaker. He praised the nomi-
pees Of the party for their sterling
worth and paid high tribute 10 Mr.
Cutler, who was every inch q Repub-
lcan Mr. Sutherland was happy IN
his remarks and told number Of good
stories, which took well with the audi
ence.
SECRETARY HAMMOND.
The speech Of Secretary OF state
James r. Hammond was a rouser
Mr. Hamond scored disaffected party
workers and made hit when he said
"a man Is not a good Republican II he
supports a ticket only when his name
Is ON IT,
HON. JOHN c. CUTLER.
Hon. John c. Cutler, the nominee OF
the party for governor, was the next
speaker He paid eloquent tribute to
Governor Wells, and promised that IL
elected governor he would do every
thing possible to advance the interests
OF the state
CONGRESSMAN HOWELL
Congressman Joseph Howell endorsed
the ticket from top to bottom, and was
heartily applauded when he remarked
that this was no time for Republicans
to sulk In their tents; no time to give
half-hearted support TO the county and
state tickets,
w. D. LIVINGSTON.
one OF the most stirring speeches Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-31
APPoRTIONED AS FOLLoWs'

Park City--John Welsh. Henry Cou-
lon, j. D. Cline, d, q, Shields, George
Smith, James o. Conner, A. r. Weeter,
Charles Mair. j. Howell.
Coalvllle and Wanship-C A, Calls,
j. w. Wilde, j l., Boyden, A. q, Brlm.
Echo. Henefer, Castle Rock and Up
ton-Freeman Malin, Hoytsyllle; John
Hortin, Peoa and Rockport, w, W.
Hortin daley and Marion; Dan Lam
bert. Kamas; John Benson, Woodland
and Francis.
Alternates-P. n. Tallou, John Fitz-
gerald, John Carroll, Peter Clark, Eph-
ram Lambert Ward u, Pack, owen
Wilkins. +. II. Medley, {, ii, West and
j. s. Ball.
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FOREST FIRES ARE OUT.
Heavy Rains Extinguish Destructive
Flames in Northern Idaho.
lsneclal 10 lhe "News." y

TTV'VTTI " TTTV NV W 7
Wallace. Ida Aug 81. Heavy rains
last night have extinguished all forest
fires In this part OF the state which
have been raging with unprecedented
fury IN number of places for nearly
"A month. About $4,000 worth OF tim
Der was destroyed in the Occur d'Alene
lake and ST. Joe country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-31
TWENTY YEARS AGO TO-DAY
(po YOU REMEMRERN

The Third Westinghouse appropriate
we're killed during excursion
to Staten Isand. New York
ora being killed others wounded
TEN YEARS TODAY
oil Of
a personal letter ex Police
william Iiefch New York
entertainment alleged TO have been committed
FIVE YEARS AGO TO-DAY.
Lueo Robinson away
Fillmore at the advanced Of
Chris Modsn member Of the Robbers gang
Dubois Ida
The by troops under
Bayless
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Summit Democrats.
snecIal Corresrondence.

Special Corresp ondencc,
Coalville Aug. 2S.-Thc Democratic
county convention, for electlng dele
gates to the state convention was held
here today. G. A. Calls OF Coalyille,
acted as chairman and John Fitzgerald
OF Park city, as secretary. The follow
ing delegates were elected.
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MINING EXCURSION
To Bingham, Sunday. Sept. 4th.

Leave d. & r. G depot $40 a, m.
returning leave Bingham 4:iO p. m, and
midnight Best chance Of the season
to see the big producers,
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HAY FEVER OR ENDEMIC CATARRH.
A Chicago Journalist Suffered From
This Disease Cured By Pe-ru-na.

Mr.. ]. Naschold, 496 West Mt. Pleasant
avenue, Philadelphia, Pa, recommends
Peruna for endemic catarrh (hay fever).
He writes:
~ have used your treatment for ca
tauh OF the head, nose and throat, as
you diagnosed It. / have for years
been a sufferer Of this disease, especially
during spring and summer time and
never have received any relief until
very hot or very cold weather SETH
al took four bottles during February,
March and April, when not only felt
greatly bettcr, but am now cured. The
attacks always returned about the mid.
die OF August and lasted until December.
I have been entirely free from catarrh
this autumn. ~, Naschold.
Hay fever 81 really acute catarrh exc
cited by minute carnations, from Ger.
tain grasses, Towering plants, fungi, or
dried vegetable substances, 1t 10 very
sudden In its onset, I.---.----D'----~---s
and, without proper CAUSES or
treatment continues HAY FEVER.
hlll inc season t------~---------s--k
changes or the patient goes to some
favorable locality. 1t has all the symp-
toms Of acute catarrh-sneezing abund-
antexudationso Of mucus, and thickened,
Redeemed mucous membranes, some
times exciting spasmodic asthma,
Peruua is specific for hay fever, aud
should be taken during the whole season
Of the exposure TO the cause; for, as
long as tho exciting cause remains, no
cure can be permanent. People who are
unable to change their location during
the season OF hay fever will find Peruna
priceless benefit to them, as it meets
every disagreeable symptom exactly.
1t is always advisable TO begin the use
Of Peruna n week or two before the ex-
pected attack Of hay fever In old cases,
where the attack can be foretold, as this
will often prevent entirely the return Of
tho disease.
Address DR.. Hartman, President Of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
Ohio, for a free book.
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Ladies'. you will bo made welcome AZ
Saltair Wed Aug 3lFt.
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suddon m its onset,
and, without proper
treatment, continues
until the season
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-12-01
PERlLS OF LAND AND SEA.
Captain Willnei's Remarkable Escape
Shows What 10 do IN Time OF
Trouble

For many years Captain willnef,
suys the Times OF Gloucester. Mass.
was one OF the best known seamen IN
the Gloucester Fleet. The catarrhal
troubles with which he suffered for
fifteen years made him dread the
nights at sea, being unable 10 lie down
and sleep on account Of the constant
catarrhal dropping,
Captain Willnef went to two dltIer-
ent hospitals for treatment, but could
get no lasting benefit. lie constantly
raised yellow and green phlegm and
his trouble became so unbeaabIe and
nauseating that he was ashamed to go
out in company. When despairing Of
ever getting relief his wife purchased
Hyomei outfit for him, and trying
1t before going TO bed he enjoyed the
first whole nights sleep for ten years.
Captain Willnef says: ~ have used
less than two bottles Of Hyomei and
have been cured by the remedy"
Hyomei kills the germs OF catarrh
and makes lasting and permanent
cures The Peoples Drug Store sells
Hyomei under their personal guaran-
TO refund the money If Il does not give
quick relief.
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GAINED A POUND A WEEK.
Brookiyn Woman Tells OF Simple
Flesh Forming Food that Is Also =
Cure Tor All Stomach Troubles.

Mrs +. ]. Bell, 2l3 Walworth ST.,
brooklyn, says: MY daughter las
gained over d pound week since she
began taking Ml-o-na. Her appetite
Is good and size enjoys her food very
much. Her face ana limbs are filling
out and she has 4 good color. She has
also regaiued her spirits. while she
used TO be 50 melancholy that thought
At times She would lose her mind. For
Ions while SHE was quite weak and
her nerves 80 shattered that she had
commissions and could not sleep a
night. Nov, since taking Mi-o-na,
Size sleeps right through the night
until morning, and las gained greatly
IN strength"
Few mediei1et lave as many friends
ii yinita as Mi '-na The copies
u ug Store i'as the local az. for
Il = aaratian 4 box of iheSs
let's CO.. but 5,l,. d this amount 81
cure the averaged ueptie and I'll. oet
tie wasted form
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-12-01
IEvENTY-FOUR
TO NOTHING
COfeyville Boys We're Not in
N. II. C's. Class.

me day was the kind 60 delight the
loot bail players and "rootersn alike
lla THURSDAY, and great crowd turned
|, sat>to witness tho contest between
" nCoffeysflle and Willie Halsell College,
expecting 20 see a closely contested
Eame but soon discovered II was 10 be
5nly a one-sided contest.
Coffeyvllle chose the kick OF and
willie Halsell took the south goal.
ssThe quarterback for the visitors kick
2 ed OFF TO Watt Adalf who ran the full
length OF the field, making a touch
down on the first kickoff In less than
enc minute Of time. The visitors
played little better on the second
Kickoff, compelling the locals to line
up twice before Meredith carried the
ball over Coffeyyille's goal for Sec
ond touchdown, Meredith failed to
kick goal. Score--W. II. g., II: Cof-
feyyille, 0.
Again CofIeyville kicked-of TO the
locals who returned the ball to the
VISITORS forty-yard line. The teams
lined up here and John Meade, the
locals quarterback, carried the ball
around the end for touchdown,
Meredith kicked goal. Score W. II.
G., II; Cofeyyllle, 0.
From this on the game was of little
interest, as the ocals scored at will.
The spectators thought they were
TO see CofIeyville's best team play and
as a consequence AN unusually large
crowd attended only TO find bunch
OF "kidsn we're TO line up against the
champions. With six minutes 10 play
IN the last half Willie HIalsell opened
up In earnest and made three touch
downs and had three minutes and
iifty-fye seconds left, during which
time they leased up and only made
one touchdown.
The final score being Willie lIalsell,
a; Coifeyvllle, 0.
ALONG THE SIDE LINES
The kids were too little.
Willie Halsell shows great speed
beside plenty OF weight.
The game December 5th will be
different from this.
With the team work aud speed de-
yeloped by the champions, Tulsa will
lind they are sup against lthe real
thing
Look at that interference, will yous
Meredith, Adalr, Meade aud Ilnkle
can rnn-just little.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-12-01
co IN PRESIDENTIAL YEAR.
salmon Of the Pacific Coast Never
known 70 Run During the
Campaign.

The crop of canned salmon on the
Pacific coast Is worth about $4,000 0op
a year, and therefore ttAi ash ontraHAs
ali Others in It's elrecl Vaaie e mankipA
fays William 4 ORA IA lhe 9g eords
Herald. The aAl cb>p 4 100000
cases Of IS oel .esch, Or : total Of
16s,0OO, 900 c4nss Ia aserase Of two 70
every inhabitanl b tie United States.
An ordinary Al VII on four cans;
hence The afefse annual pack repre-
sents about a2.$ .Oco fish.
This years pack IS failure, as Il Is
every year ln hich a president of the
United stf les 4 elected. The returns
are not eli II yet but the best judges
estimate a tnal n cnly 2.250,00O cases,
the smaliesf crop since 1896, which was
also pges ential year
II Is also remarkable fact that SAL
mon run h the greatest abundance In
the year which the president Of the
United 81 les ls lnaueurated. The year
following he igauguration only a fair
run Is = lectedg while on the third year
Of The 1renidshtial term the fish are
ont in axoDably large quantities Dur
lng n period Of presidential elections
the mn are exceedingly shy and scarce
They are only seen In small schools.
and keep vsit OF the way of traps, nets
and ~ fishing devices. DR.. Jordan
president Of Leland Stanford university
wllo q a famous ichthyologist and ich-
thyophagus, says that. assuming the year
u the inauguration which is the biz
year TO yield 100 per cent. the next
year may be expected 10 produce 80 per
cent. the third year Go per cent. and
the year Of the election S5 per cent. This
singular proposition is borne out by The
statistics, and Is something more than
a coincidence
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-12-01

Through the International sunday
school Association Ninlta has obtain-
ed date for January u aud II for
y. c. pearce The noted Sunday school
worker Mr.Pearce Is the lnternatlon-
Al secretary for teacher training aud
win give us one or two days. Hts ex
penses are pad by the international
SUNDAY school Association Tie Sum
day School workers throughout the
territory will he here and It will be a
great oceaslo8. Mr.. Pearce makes
snIy two stops Ia the Indian Territory
tinlta aud Muskogee. Not only the
SUNDAY school workers bat tie gen.
eral public will lave an opportunity
af hearing him
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-12-01
WOMEN BARRIERS IN INDIA.
Are Liable TO Desert an Objection
able Customer When He Is
only Enif Shaved.

Ia tnuial where man trade is almost
always determined by that of his father.
the village BARRIERS form a class apart.
They Away marry IN caste, their wives,
like themselves. are Cesceaded from
countless generations OF BARRIERS.
These women shave ard cut hair as
skiilfully as their husbands. fathers and
brothers. Most customers steer clear OF
them, however. for they have a way Of
leaving men whom they Go not like half
shaved and then driving them through
the streets Of the village with jeers and
moekery Il Is a terrible disgrace TO an
Indian to be seen only half shaved The
poor yillager covers his face with his
inrban and foez home filled with sorrow
and shame.
The BARRIERS wives are most In request
as suraes and are useful In attending
sick children. When children suffer
from any Kind q throat complaint such
as bronchitis or q cough. the BARRIERS
wife tan Be tepffced upon q cure j,
s1e fubs the chil6's threat with some
mixture made Of herbs applying Il with
her finger Il isa rough treatment. but
eiHeulsfiy effective
The baFber's wife has regular custom
ers u all The Brahmln Widows Of the
village Rho must have their hea6s
shaved twice = month or 90. In token
Of their mourning Their mother or
widow slster of barber always takes
up the profession o. midwife. Very
frequently she Is an angel OF death In
thai capacity. being both cruel and lg-
norant Medical missions and zenana
work are. however driving her out Of
business nowadays in many parts OF
India
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-12-01

At tho cheEokso Club tho Social
Event Of che Season.

Ihb "a y ae ball given by the Cher
okse slilo Wednesday night was one Of
the greatest social events In the his
tory Of the town.
IN grandeur no affair OF this kind has
ever equaled this. The commlnglIng
of colors In the costumes crealed a
picture that was beautiful inded.
The hall was decorated with mlstle-
toeand cedar on white back ground.
The costumes were Of many differ
ent styles. Some we're comic but the
majority Of them were Of picturesque
ancient style.
The music was furnished by Kach-
elski's orchestra Of Joplin. The bright
colored costumed figures darting here
and there to the time of the excellent
music was scene long to be remem-
bered by those present.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-12-01
CITY DENTISTS or GERMANY
Their Method Of Work In Treating
the Children Of the NUM-
elpality.

Municipal dentists are appointed and
PAID for BY many Of the arge towns and
;itles Of Germany. says the American
Medicine In strasbufg. for example.
26GG children were examined last year.
$50 teeth we're llled. and 2.sis were ex-
tracted The method of = eofh ls simple.
The teacher hrines his class to the den-
tlat who examines each mouth quickly
and marks on the card each child has
brought whether treatment e neces4
sary II SO the child must come again
on a Saturday Russia e also joining
N this movement. aud has already fitted
~ nine such Institutions IN 81 Peters,
burg alone And vhx not or rather.
why 20 late IN coming. one might ask.
II Il a true that generally speaking.
sood teeth are ueeessary 10 good health
and long life. and Il. also. a large and
growing proportion Of citizens have not
good teeth then il follows that the fact
Is one Of public concern II is not. for
Instance. of a. much importance to the
community that woFkmeif should have
GOOD masticating and direstlae powers
as that there should be $4,000 00g eity
halls. public parks. expusitlons. etc :
This little or large realization of pre-
yentive medicine has 50 Tar got into our
American minds that We have ordered
The soldiers teeth to be attended 10 and
his governmental service by 20 much en-
hanced. But the soldier Is a last paid
y the civil worker. and Is 10 bis teeth
and service We are entlrel, Indifferent
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-12-01
HAMLET"
A show Uusurpassed on the Local
Stage.

Joseph DeGrasse appeared at the
opera house Wednesday night in
Hamlet.
Though only comparatively small
audience attended the play WIS put
on IN manner heretofore considered
impossible on a stage OF this kind.
DeGrasse as Hamlet would have de-
lighted Shakespeare. himself, had he
been present to hear his masterpiece
presented. The support was excel
lent, except in one or two instances
where It might have been improved
upon. But the east as a whole was 50
good that this was overshadowed.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-12-01

some of the most anxious hours Of
a mothers life are those when tie IL.
tle ones 9f the household have tie
Group There Is no other medicine 20
effective in This terrible ipalady rs
Foless Honey and Tar II Is house
hold fayaite in thfoat and lang trou.
bles. and as II contains 40 onlates or
"a polsons. It can b. safely given.
~ ls az Peoples dfas sfage. 4 y
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-12-01

iiafeui 1eu ans uihff sauiteH
shM haa iheke9 asked abe saiaf
fstHt s. the lunch eoaftor
aNhat tne matter wlth Hirmf Hf
tie aaltef
sfafsfs ica inslpd ] cont rlef
shsle he.ag MADE el bsfsv ans aie
Hns I'e frain f'rs Hs iatfa
sta agsHi 9 is tfe Nirnf6 tta S
asfeiHa tasfe al Hs1
taflsr q betief AIS. llslAAs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-12-01
FALL OF A GRIZZLY BEAR.
Without an Instant's Warning Tract
able Beast Kills His
Trainer.

Another distinct type Of a 400 rogue
Is the beast that goes wrong owing to
accidental temptation Shaggy an
exceedingly intelligent. tractable Rocky
mountain grizzly who reverted 10 saw
agery and turned mankiller In a twink
ling oNiAe 70 the unfortunate mlsstep
aud fan Of bis trainer. says MeClure's
Magazine
Shaggy was big. handsome, gray cid
fellow. with a jungle thick coat and &
numbering awkward galt. and funny
twinkle that made him particularly
adaptable for his part OF clown In a re-
markably trained group Of Il bears He
haf come under the hands of his teacher
when but helpless cub. had never l0st
HIS liking for earesses. and although
the miehtlest beast IN the collection.
vas least suspected OF being dangerous
Once, when q striped hyena hung 10 the
ankle Of bis friend. he had rnn to the
rescue had eut loose right and left with
his nonderuus forenaws. and had bitten
and torn and maneled the ugly beast
70 death before he could be beaten on
Among bis accomplishment were that
Of turning admirably sroiesque somer-
saults and the more dlnienli feat q bal
ancine himself on his hind legs on a
three-font wooden sphere
Not scratch vt q scar had hls trainer
70 show for tho years af wsrt he hae
put Ia with The bear And set without
an instanfs warming this same beasi
attacked and Injured bis master 70 that
whfn rescued De vas scmi-demerite
ana So dreadfully ca, and iageratea that
tte SURGEONS eeeided Il useless to rs
h ats bis llfe
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-12-01
Ivy in the House

4 small couptr, hoslelff near nos-
on II Lincolnshire. can show 4 eurioas
iIRh' The exterior of the hanse IS COW
sred with Tvs This has found IL way
hfnueh the bricks and invaded the ln-
efIor Of the ialfoom. The nfoprIetfcss
las noe trnined the ivy 50 that IL has
ursad al round The room and The uu-
usual slkhI can BE- Witnessed 81 lyy
Fr0Nins inside q room Lendau Tlt-
3lta.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-12-01
rntif1ly Too rasv

Well said the youne LAWYER. after
1e had heard bis new clients story,
youf elalm appears obe good lthlnk
Sc ean Secure a fsreiei without much
faetle
THaH ha| faid my HIle ana yet
fni ftat We ogehi 10 en-
E Afalflass lasssf Chicago
eafHH
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-12-01
a onnantssd Lurr Coz Pll.a.

Itching Blind, Bleeding or Protrud-
ing Pile Druggists refund money II
Pazoo OF itment falls to cureanY case,
no matt A. Of now long standing, ia 9
10 Il days First application gives
ease and resi-. 50c. II your druggist
nasn's Il send j0c in stamps aud il
viii be forwarded, postpaid, by Paris
Medicine Co, st. Louis, 40. "
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-12-01

QIiurued eating has ruined many . mans
stomach. The digestion destroying pro.
cess Is gradual, oflen unuoticed al first.
But Il : only short time until the liver
halks, the digestive organs give way. aud
almost countless Ills assaii the man wha
cndeavors 70 economic time Al the es
pense oi hts health
ca torpid liver causes : quarantine of the
entire system II locks IN the diseased
germs and body paisons and affords them
tell play. inviting some sefious illness.
Gin families where August rIuucf Is used
9 sluggish liver aud constips,ion are uu-
known. 50 are All stomach ailments. as
well az indigestion. dyspepsia, heartburn.
headaches ard kidney and hlader atIec.
lions No velifegulaseti family should
y without thisaaudanl REMEDY
qiwo sises, zse aud 7se All druggists
- winners Drus Store
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-12-01

ave leased the Thompson brick
barn on south Wilson street
knl DO a livery and feed business
a. boarded at ti0 month and
"a lie given the best of care.
Pas ". 81 RkfNKz
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~ winners Drug Store