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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-15
Gifts for the
Housewife.
BASEMENT.)


Prescott" Cracker Jars, with OScx
silver-plated tops: $1.25 value. -. :
Carlsbad Decorated China
Slrup Pitchers, with plate; Soc. OSc
value. .............-........~7
Carlsbad China Sugar and Cream
Set, beautifully decorated; 49c. 0gc
value. ..s.
Decorated Night Lamps. In
new colors and shapes. Spe- D6Nr
ctai. - Ss
Decorated China Childs Cup, Saucer
and Plate. in chicken decora- 1Ec
lions. Special. MISUNDERSTANDING VSe
Center-draft Parlor Lamps, with IL
inch globes: solid brass oil tanks: all
parts gold lacquered: brass g1 An
trimmings. $40 value at...... ~Oe-H>
German Willow Waste Paper Ras-
kets in a large variety of col Dr.
oEs.s.. ....s.................. 1880
Others UP to $3.49
100-piece Warwick China Dinner Set:
full gold lined knobs and handles: filed
in flower decorations; $3.50 So 02
Taiue--. y - -
56-piece Austrian China Tea Sets;
beautiful flower decorations; ca 6bQ
full gold lined: $7.9S value.... pfe 20
1o-piece American Porcelain Toilet
Sets; heavy roll edge, in pink, blue. red
and green tints: full gold c. no
stippled; full size 4. ...s....... VH yC.
Others up to So. so
Austrian Glass Water Sets, in a large
variety OF decorations and COD
ors including siivared tray; O2c
8 $a:zS value .-ss...- -..-.,.... 800
Others up to 500.
Crystal Glass Wdne and Ldquor Sets;
flower and gold decorations: ga 1g
Others lp to $4.Qe
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Gift Neckwear.

soc Fluffy Lace Jabots, t-..........-...25c
7Jc. Imported Lace Jabots, new effects
at.....-.....- --.,-......-..
CSC SILK Neck Scarfs. In white and col
$50 China silk Scarfs. with heInstitehed
efC9.-...
$3.50 Large SILK Chiffon Neck Rufus
%f.sto
$50 Large Size Chiffon Neck Rufus at CSC
15c Lace Collar and Cum Sets at. ..... 5cc
75c. Imported Lace Chemisette;, ..4oc
S1.59 Imported JaboS of lace and silk
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CSC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-15
Leather Goods,

Leather Travelling Rolls. made of imta-
ton seal leather, fitted with good quality
ali-bristle brush. comb, soap box, tooth
brush. nah brush and glass tooth q n no
brush jar. Complete for D .YC
Leather Travelling Rolls, In finer qualities.
with high-grade fittings; manufacturers
sample line at Ia to 1-2 less
than usual retail values. Prices G 4 dDS
.Leatherette Collar and Gun Boxes, dura-
bly, made: all colors. black, blue. o.
green. red: regular 38c. value. 500. AO&s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-15
Gift Gloves.

Women's and Children's
a woHl n pair. good heavy l21ac.
Boys Scotch Wool and AS OEC
trakhan Gloves. pair, at........... %7oS'
Women's Fleece lined and OSc
Fancy 2-clasp Cloves at..........
Kaysers Celebrated Atwood
Golf Gloves, for women and OSC
children. Observation-Disclosures
Women's Mercerized and Silk Efbc
lined Taffeta Gloves. pair, at...... "VS'
Fownes' Kid Gloves for S1 mn
boys; best made; pair. at...... "
"Perdonnet" Kid Gaoves-our own i'm
portation, and the best value obtainable
for the money; white and all shades;
every pair tried on at our
risk and fully guaranteed; 6 dMD
pair, at-..--- ...-.-.-.-...-.-.--.
Adler's Mocha and Walking SA mn
Gloves in all sizes; pair. al.
Women's Suede Gloves. pop 6 mn
ular 2-clasps: pair, at..........
Fownes' and Divenne Glace Sn I'm
Gloves, in wanted shades. W
Fownes' English Walking Sn SQh
Cape Gloves.
Finest quality Suede FL 81 O2
bow-length Gloves: pair. at.....
Glace Gloves. in black or 50 40
white; elbow length: pair. at.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-15
Fancy Gift Sets.

Genuine Ebonoid Manicure Sets-Nau
File, Cuticle Knife. Corn Knife and
Chamois-eoyered Buffer; well made; highly
polished finish: sterling silver trimmings:
packed in neat cloth-llned box. Aabc
9sc. saine.. -..........*...t..... " ~
Hardwood Smoking Sets-Tobacco Box.
Pipe Rack. Cigar Cutter. Match Safe and
Ash Receiver; polished brass trim EGac
mings; well made. Special at...,...- OSSs
Brush Comb and Mirror sets-A great va
riety of styles in Celuloid, Metal Silver
Plate, Hardwood and Ehonoid. CO No
Special values from csc. to. Do $O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-15
SO. 08 Silk
Petticoats, Sd. 98.

Two hundred OF these Superior Quality
Rustfing Taffeta silk Petticoats to sell
at this reduced price tomorrow.
y In black and all the wanted change
able effects
ruffie on bottom: others have four rows
OF shirrings on ruffie. Extra dust ruiIle:
All lengths.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-15
Persian Lamb Coats.

xxx 24-inch Persian Lamb
Jackets, guaranteed Leipzig dye;
collar. cuffs and revers SINS
Of finest eastern mink.
xxx Persian Lamb Jackets.
"a inches long. Guaranteed Leip-
zig dye; collar, cuffs and reyerS
of real sable, brocade
lined. Worth positively SIDE
500, for. ~. "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

the town, with It's vast amount OF wa
ter furnishes excellent bathing rowing,
ana fishing for Young and old. II the
canyon, through which It flows could
voice the past 1t would tell YOU that
the red men once reigned there SUI
preme, hunting the deer and catching
the hsh that have since become the
property OF The white man. 1t would
tell YOU that through countless ages
OF time the river worked increasingly
and uutiringly TO cut the mighty gorge
through which 1t flows. and which pre-
sents a scenic grandeur OF magnificent
carvings of nature. unequaled In any
other part Of the world. The Indian
Leroslyphics and forts along the river
ell story for themselves. and as We
landing gazing upon them they seem
say that here the Indians con,endeo
Nth each other tor supremacy Arrow
.eads and old Indian relics found in
,arious places remind the old settlers
VI the troubles they had with those ma.
1--WE Americans
Tho fruit trees with their heavy 70.
iage and laden heavily with excellent
beautiful co,ored fruits. or clothed in
.nair spring attires are beautiful to see.
Sat the sight of this is nothing COM
pared with the pleasure one enjoys by
astIng and eating ones M OF the great
variety of fruits grown in Moab. The
,ruit growers nave no trouble in find
ing market for their produce. The fruit
peaks for Itself. The only drawback
IS the S5 mile haul from Moab to
Thompsons. However. the frelghters
kill two birds with one stone" by
hauling fruit and other market pro-
luce to the railroad and coming back
loaded with coal or merchandise, there
by making the business OF treighung
more profi.ahls
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
Public Buildings.

The public buildings and residences
shown in the cuts are proofs that Moab
ls improving rapidly, and that the peo-
pie are taking a keen interest in build
ing up the town.
The town was incorporated Jan. /,
1903, and since that time Moabs order
has been ON the improve. The present
marshal Richard Winburn, backed by
the town board, has been successful in
bringing about a number Of reforms.
We have two churches 10 look after
the spiritual welfare OF the people
the l.. d. S. church and the Baptist
church The latter was organized re-
Gently.
The citizens OF Moab are confident
that railroad or steamboat line viii
soon connect them more closely with
the outside world. AT present there is
n daily stage between Moab and
Thompsons, but the building OF a rail-
road, or a steamboat line will greatly
enhance the general business OF this
valley With this idea in view. and
also the booming Of the mines in the
LaSalle mountains we look forward TO
a bright and prosperous future for the
city of Moab
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF MOAB.

= HE public schools Of Moab are IN
an excellent condition. the spirit
Of energetic work being mani
fest In all the grades Our
schools are well disciplined, closely
graded, and the work in the branches
taught is done thoroughly. They are
well equipped. pupils and teachers
having everything necessary for car
ryIng on effective work, and although
we are long way from the metropolis
of the state we can pride ourselves on
having a system Of public instruction
that ranks among the best in the state
and superior to many.
Trustees j. p. Larsen, D. T. Allison,
and w. A. Shafer have charge Of the
schools. with p. NJ Nielsen as principal
and the following named teachers We
Christian, Violet Bardsley Lizzie Yer
gensen. and Ethel Orth. The trustees
are always careful to employ efficient
teachers and will probably add an
other teacher to the faculty next year.
Education in our own has made
rapid progress, Ons OF Moab's FIRST
school houses Is shown on this page.
The first marked step toward inn
provement was the erection OF two
buildings In different parts OF town.
One OF them is shown on the cut with
the central building. Another great
Advancement was shown when the
schools were centralized. under the
leadership OF a. Molyneux. and tho
central building was erected. We are
proud to say that this educational
progress as represented by cuts was
made In a period of about ~ years.
Mr. Molyneux was principal Of the
schools i've years The three last years
OF his princlpalship and flyo years at.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
Natural Scenery

The scenery in and around Moab IS
beautiful It presents e wonderful var.
lety of natural phenomena that is un-
equalled elsewhere in the state. The
majestic la Sale mountains over.
looking Moab from the east, clothed
either In forest green, the beautfu
autumn colors. or their white mantle
OF snow. present beautiful picture at
all times OF the year. From thes,
mountains clear, sparkling streams OF
fresh water run down into the valley
furnishing an excellent system OF irri-
cation. and also good water Tor culin-
airy purposes
The Grand river at the northwest q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
GRAND COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL,

HE Grand County High School IL
located In Moab adjoining the
Moab public schools.
Molyneux, whose picture Is re-
produced on this page, Is principal
The members Of the high school board
are Mrs. Ida NJ, Wells j. p. Miller Mrs.
r. Lee Kirk, /. Antics, ana MISS
Laura Taylor,
The school was begun In 1871 anu
was held the first year IN connection
with the district school. The following
year. the county High school was or
ganized. i. X. jacobson, who IS no"
attending the oxford university III
Exeter, Eng. taught the school tha'
year in what is known ms the lower
school house of Moab. Tho next yea''
l9O3-4, John d. Splers took charge OF
the school, holding the position one
year.
In the spring OF 1904 the contract 10,
the erection OF the new high sehoO'
building was let to w. a. Shafer' ms
builuing was completed IN tiine 49,
school work that fall. and when nA-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
Mining,

The mining industry is carried on by
citizens Of Moab and a number of min
ing corporations, The Interstate NH.
Ing and Mining company with j. b
Clark, superintendent, IS the llrga
concern. Supt Clark has made eS.
tcusive preparations for handling AND
treating the ore where i, is mined. bJ
constructing "a large mill ana othu
buildings requisite for carrying ON the
business Of mining and milling the orc
The company employs quite 90 humble.
OF men, most Of whom are citizens o.
Moab.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
Its NeNyspnper.

Moab has a weekly newspaper. the
Grand Valley Times" j. n. Corbin is
editor OF the paper and deserves much
credit for the management of II and
for the way In which he advertises this
section Of the state. Mr.. Corbin also
conducts a good telephone system here.
There are three mercantile establish
ments in the town, two of which are
shown in the cuts. one hotel, one drug
store and one modern saloon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

Dab was settled in 1873. A, G,
Wilson, VIM. Piers. Karl Bor-
en-, Walt Moore, Fred Powell,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

The fruit raised In Moab is the best
in the state. ana many carloads are
shluped from here every year to all
parts Of the United States, our main
fruit growers are j. y. Miller. NJ
Lance j.. B, Hammond & Sons. j. T..
Larsen, ana o. W. Warner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

Moab IS located on the south side OF
Grand River about SO miles northeast
from the junction Of the Grand and the
Green rivers, and 80 miles south from
Ihompsons, q r-hroad station ON the
RIO Grando Western r. r. It has "A
salubrious climate and many people
make 1t their winter resort because
the winters are delightful.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
PrlncInal lndu.trlcs.

Cattle raising. sheep raising, fruit
growing, farming, and mining In the
mountains nearby are the principal in
dustries.
The ranges on the bills and noun
talns around Moab furnish abundant
iced for sheN and cattle, making the
business OF stock raising very profit
able Our most prominent stock men
are Harry Green, Henry Goodman. pa-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
Finance.

Last spring a special tax OF mills
was voted and levied to build more
school room. This new addition wiz be
completed this coming year.
The present excellent standard OF
work and discipline which marks the
Moab schools above the Ordinary Is
largely and justly due to Principal ?.
NJ Nielsen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
Discipline.

The school ground discipline, as well
as department discipline. is well reg
ulated. on the play ground each de-
partment has its section, so there is no
interference between the larger and
the smaller pupils One special feature
Of the play ground discipline Is the at
tention gong. At the moment this gong
sounds pupils all over the grounds
cease playing aud talking and stand
perfectly quiet till the second gong
sounds when they make for their lines
quickly and quietly. In this way the
pupils can get into their rooms and at
work in two minutes easily. This kind
of ground discipline helps to make de-
partment government easy. The pu-
pills are taught to govern themselves.
They march IN and out to a lively tune
played on the piano--we have recently
had a new piano placed In the central
building. In attendance and punctu-
ality each department completes for
the large school flag.
The school library numbers about
$500 volumes, The books and all sup
plies are In charge OF the principal who
distributes to the teachers those nee
essary and appropriate 10 each de-
partment The pupils are also fur
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

nlshed with wholesome current liters-
turo, keeping them in touch with the
world.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
~RH0uHNl1@INM If NOIVHeUX~


vld Cooper David Gandeloch. and f.
Il. Hammond.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

and 'NlEser BIII' wore tho
first settlers These people were in
duced here by the excellent range
which was found for cattle. Later It
was discovered that the soil in the
Moab valley Is very rich and the in-
dustries OF farming and fruit growing
were commenced by the above meu-
toned people and others who came
here to make new homes. many OF
whom had been called 20 come here by
the Church authorities.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

ter he was county superintendent.
Mrs Ida NJ. Wells succeeded him as
county superintendent of schools,
Enoch Jorgeusen succeeded Mr..
Molyneux as principal. holding the po-
sltion one year, and was in turn sue
ceeded by Il. III. Jacobson, who also
held the position one year. After Mr..
Jacobson, p. NJ. Nielsen assumed the
duties of principal and at the expira-
ton Of this school year he will have
held the position four years.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-13
KAMEHAMEHA DAY.

This holiday
Hawaiian well be fully celebrated
Kamhamh 'The consolidated the
Hawaiian Immediately
nerca relations with the world expated bus practices
judiciary building
Christian civilization liberty
this officially
recognized conditions possible
that Kamhamha uimporant
his
perpxg
however small their numbers their influence
national Within
Ka, idoaty
checked liberation ytmaized dcla
followed constitution, which
until the annexation republican
institutions
Hawaii legally
Assimilation
Territory sincerely
of the whom the identified
with civil liberty
civilization, conferred, will forgotten
lin
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-13
ANTI-LEPROSY.

eprosy ought be durable If ane has its anto there
maladies which
populations victims smallpox
live
different At the Molokai proum the United
will nothing
dreadful
history will Dr. Wyman thinks proy
troabe will his
Advertiser believes
cleanliness Hawaiians might
be a
visible island school, the urging the
hiding
the with together with bathing
and
Of infection
Territory
Hawaii a podgious amounto of HARM.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-13
NEEpEp coNaREssIoNAL INrERrERENcE.

description of Peg
remembered The analogy
reverence comparison is fully cOndOned by its
wit truth.
Hawaii is thought that che who poll
benefit Hawaiian race,
he the refer
the grating politicians who the enemies of all growth except
Islands
of threatened
complete
kind
tended to break resemblance to the fertile soil of green Erin upon
which justly pd ourselves general alarm
their approach But produce grating politicians where only
of Kansas by ocusts
of extinct
practically United the Hawaiian
contribution the national xhequer
completed Honolulu would
financial world would be relegated to the
plorations of specialized antiquarians
California there happarral chemsa snakes
abundant Grating politicians multiplied there, until
anything would grated 1t
the political raters usually sight who
in
frightened and moved Now conditions changed Sturdy immi
grants clearing the
of American homes The aesnakes and the dis
And the great city of San Francisco decent citizens hit
The of
Sunday night has taken
qualified with bmg in
bodies representing identical with
Federation having
cleaning the recognized merely
California but throughout the Union that qualifications and character
elements be considered the choice candidates and election
Office and especially with municipal
hide
viciousness and dishonesty
The Independent American is the valuable factor cleo
all elections make him where
before benefactor He who duplicate
gaers multiply indefinitely, enemy country
his and necessarily American civilization and
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-13
A BROKEN DOWN SYSTEM.

This Is condition Tor disease) to which doc
,ors give many names, but which few of them
really understand 1t is simply Weakness
breakdown. as 1t were, of the vital forces that
sustain the system. No matter what may re
Its causes flor they almost numbcrless),
Its symptoms ara much the same; the more
prominent being sleepessness, sense OF pros
tratton or WEAKNESS, depression of spirits and
want of energy for all the ordinary affairs of
ufe. Now, what alone Is absolutely essential
In all such cases is INCREASED VITALITY
vigour-yITAL STRENGTH AND ENERGY TO
throw on these morbid feelings, and experience
proves that as nighr succeeds the day this may
be more certainly secured by 4 course OF the
celebrated life-reviving tonic
ITERATION NO. .
than BY aLy other known combination. So
surely as IL Is taken in accordance with the
printed directions accompanying 1t, will the
shattered health be restored, the EXPIRING
LAMP OF LIFE LIGHTED UP AFRESH, and
new existence impaired In place OF what
had 80 lately seemed WORKOUT, fused up and
va,ueless This wonderful medicament Is pure
~ vegetable and innocuous, is agreeable to the
taste-suitable for all constitutions and condl.
lions, In either sex; and It is didicult to i'm
agine case OF disease or arrangement whose
main features are those OF debility, that will
not be speedily and permanently benefited by
this never falling recuperatfye essence, which il
destined to cast into oblivion everything thai
hsd preceded II for this widespread and numer-
GUS class Of human ailments.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-13
(From Sundays Advertiser)

j. %. Santos, the guitar maker, one of
the best known Portuguese residents,
died yesterday of blood poisoning that
arose from self-treatment of a corn.
Mrs. Esther Jacobsen yesterday set
tied her fine and penalty for smuggling
at the office of the Federal court
paying 1926 regular duty and
a penalty of $500. The goods, valued
at $780, are restored to her.
An automobile tour of the island OF
Oahu will be made today by represent
tatives of the Star, Bulletin and Ad-
vertiser as guests of Charles Bellina.
The start will be made at a. III.
the return to be made in the after
noon.
The charity dance given by the Cath
Ollie Ladies' Aid Society at Progress
hall last evening was a social and
financial success. The dance was
largely attended and it was merry
gathering. The hall was tastefully
decorated. Mrs. Gus Murphy and Mrs.
Du Roi presided at the lemonade and
lunch table.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-13
EFFECT OF THE ORIENTAL WAR.

There seems now to a prospect peace
in medaevam Down the
with and diversified population with almost hmi'aDe
few nations
defeat the hands of an Asac power
sentiment of chrtendm Her policy of absorption in
Manchuria 1t was dihcut ior ner 10 Al ~ s ]
and supplies and the theaer of naval and military
she mas experience 70 % ceepts and official uxuriousness and
scnsuaty placed Providenta de-
signs The published fact that the track of
followed by the bottles floating in their
significant and OminOus revelation
historical phenomenon Her incorporation into the Great
nexpcabe
empire of 1854 and the japanese empire
1905 practically realized foundations of the
unurb The personal devotion of the people to their en-
peror intense illustrated by the
remarkable dispatch of Togo when he congratulated on his recent naval
~ " ,Ss ,ri S , ti whom analyzod hears close
scientifically treated by such
Hudson and DrummOnd
without revolutionary changes or tendencies however, the adoption by
of
brought a important bear the future A
visible is essentially
monarchy and
drafted all of America and of
improved has been applied to all the
all the machinery The widest and the
relations with controlling natOnaies have been sought and realized
patriotism raised sublmity
Today fallen back the
which when her chaos has been reduced order
interesting point which
this addition the forces of progressive nations is to produce And
brilliant visions of conquest She has observed all the amenities of advanced
Asac
isolation
The treaty relations between Japan and the United States and between
Britain important their mutually
aspiration upon intellectual
material Great Britain almost an ancient monarchy yet many
nation
This has progressively
by
Europe
and by and highly trained mental force but
Middle
political essentially
stod will be
checked by her unnatural alliance with build
the defamation of the externally polished but
social political followed Crmean
would higher
The deduction from conditions is that the United
Britain
white and the brown meeting
eth especially relation to the which,
three the world through which, at
civilization Chinese
O.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-13
LOCAL BREvIrIEs.
From saturdays Advertlser0


Miss Ben TAYLOR, PRINCIPAL of the
public school at Waiohinu, Kau, Ha-
wall, is booked to leave for the coast
on the Ventura.
Mrs. Arthur WAL, wife Of the La
haina postmaster. is in town TO meet
her husband returning from the main
land.
Postmaster Pratt cooked the arst
meal on n gas range and the c,azette
company was the first 10 rim tie limo
types with the new mower
~. ,
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$50, ~
p
tion.
,..
., 80, ~ oe,,,ai 1,ds.a'.
liz. ,s-,r
y. nan,,.,. .t.o.
a.. -. m
Inc makee sugar Co is gong 10 de-
Veiop the running water at healia Tor