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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-08
SOCIETY NOTICES.

MASONIC NOTICE
MT Moriah lodge No will hold its
regular monthly meeting tomorrow (MOn-
oay) evening at 7.30 O'clock
CHRISTOPHER DIEHI. Sec'y.
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FLORISTS.

v~~~~~~~~NN-o~-~~~~~~ ~D~~e@~oO~~~~~~~~
l. NJ. LAW, specialist on funeral de-
signs and everything floral Telephones
81 Prices reasonable.
THE ROSERIE. cut flowers. floral ar
rangements. 142 So. Main. Both phones
ass
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s WATCHES and jewelry. Cleaning. 81;
rf1ainspring 81. &C. W. Bowers, 2S5
Main ST. Gold and silver bought.
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TWO bright young men with few
hundred dollars each to take interest in
prosperous business: long established and
about to be Incorporated. Fullest inveSti-
CATION Opportunity Of n life time. Sal
aried position Address ID Il, Herald.
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AN INCOME for the family. Dividends
that VIII please YOU. Address TTtcrna-
tional Lumber & Development Co. iaseets
Thirteen million dollars. Drexel bldg.
Philadelphia. Pa.
WE INCORPORATE and float stock
companies We handle unlisted securities
Loans negotiated. Horatio Gilbert & Co..
Eliicott Square, Buffalo
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CIRCULAR and sample distributors
wanted every where: permanent position;
good pay. American Union Pontiac
building. Chicago
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ERRAND boy. Davis Shoe Co.

$500 TO $l.SO0 a year in the railway mail
postal and other lines of government serV-
Ice Ne prepare by mail for exaufias ton;
nearly 10000 appointments last year. For
particulars address Civil Service School,
9l4 Walnut St, Philadelphia. Pa.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

c. r w BOWERS, diamonds. watches
and jewelry; alarm clock. 75c; gold
bought. 255 So, Main St
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ONLY 81 4Oa.
COST 1890.

\ 5-roo-, modern hause. fur basement
all Diastered. fine barn. SKIS rods ~
order. This must be sold al once 5Ths
price will sell IT. 'iN
REtiE REALTY co
Room H. over Walkers EapL
Phones 1e95-k
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WANT diamond. l to IL carats Ad-
dress d 10. Herald.
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sPIRITUALIsTs.

$1,000
SPIRlTEALIST meeting tonight: all
future fcretold. also spirit MESA gcs;
SkeDtiCS invited. Readings today Ia
Arnold-Dickson, 269 T. Sd So. Phone
zII' =.
MRS. p. F'ONTYN, CIasrvoyant and
Irance Medium. 26l 5. West Temple.
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FOUNDRY AND STOVE REPAIR
WORKS

VIZ SELL and pHt in original stove and
range castings. and have good WOrkmeD
10 clean water jackets and nut in now
ones Work guaranteed. Bell phone
liy4-y; tab. l625- Western Fouudry *
stove Repair Works 242 STATE
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SPECIAI.-

SPECIAIl-
Two lots in the city to trade for small
tract OF land in the country
Sl,25O-SiX-room house and good lot
southeast: easy terms
= COO Four-room cottage ON west side:
800 cash SO per month
Sl.5V-G09d house. barns and sheds 2Iz
acres of orchard. in Farmsngton
Home Trust & Savings Co.. 6-S w. LIST
South st.
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WALL PAPER CLEANING
HOMELESS CHILDREN


* E.'@E-iN WE'D and cared for at Home
ana 9TH last north Of 18th South Phone
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CARPET CLEANING.

:, . H-~-r~~~~-~--~-~~~~~~-~~~~>~
ia RELLS CHiuGe School Of Sh0l
hano and TypeWTiting- Hooper Bldg
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CASH REGISTERS.

NATIONAL CASH REGI STEERS. Oscar
GrOShelL sales agent for Utah. EXPORT
easn register repairing. No 81 Main ST
secondhand registers always in stock
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LADIES having fancy work TO sell-ern-
proidSries, Battenberg. drawnwork. also
20 DC order work Stamped ,nveIoD...
Ladies' Exchange. "a Monroe. Chicago.
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BUSINESS CHANCE BROKER.

IL YOU want 60 buy or sell any kind OF
business, see Y. 2. Hiskey. 400 Auerbach
Bldg. 162 Main St
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! SALT LAKE Typewriter Exchange Co.,
So W. 2d So has for sale, exchange or
rent all standard makes at greatly re-
duced prices. Cash or payments Ma
chimes in first-class condition. Rent s. %
TO $500 per month. Machines sent any
where on approval correspondence so
iicited- Typewriter supplies and parts
REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS rented
50 per month upward Stenosra o hers
placed without charge. Phone 162a-y ~
9 West Temple St. City.
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WANTED

GENTLEMAN to manage p business
for a widow; no trifIers. Address ID 10.
Herald.
WANT a diamond, 1 to IL carats. Ad-
dress d 10, Herald
GROOM HOUSE ON EAST SIZE FOR
$500 CASH. STATE LOCATION. AID
DRESS BOX 5S4, CITY.
TO BOARD for small compensation and
attend school, small girl for company for
small boy. Tel. Ind. 1910.
TO BUY a secondhand standUp office
desk John j. Wallace. 431 ID. +. Walker
building. Phone I069-k.
WILL CALL at your home and do your
plain sewing childrenS clothes are my
speciality. Address T %. Herald.
GREAT WESTERN IRON & METAL
Co, dealers in scrap iron. metals rub
bers, bottles, rags. etc. Carloads a spe-
cialty. 230 to 240 South First West.
Phones; Ind. 1871: Bell. 2429-z
UTAH JUNK co. Highest prices paid
for scrap iron. rags. rubbers. bottles. cop
per brass etc. 6S z. Sth South. Tel. 229.
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6-ROOM HOUSE ON EAST SIZE FOR
$500 CASH. STATE LOCATION. AID
DRESS BOX 5S4, CITY.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

OWN your own horne. Walter = Meek
Peal Estate and noans 80 Atlar Blk
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AGENTS WANTED.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
Slz.-g rms. 223 w. Sd South
So. rms, i43 8. West Ter1Ule
SIS. 4-rm. mod. brk. new $40 f. 5tb So
$3.50 new arm mod brk. 922 Park Ave
SlS. new 4-r-n- mod. 924 Park Ave
S25. 6-rm. and bath. 81 4th St
Pritchard < Poe. Mgrs. r. T. Dept Will
son Sherman Co. - W. I'd So. rel 49,
NEW modern four-room brick. 5ss E-
9Th South.
f-ROOM cottage. 729 Poplar Arcade
after Jan. -. $500 Phone 65o
Broom houre cheap. 2s5 So. Sth f. 1no.
next door south.
SEVEN ROOM frame house cellar 100
y. State ST.; rent, $50 Inquire I32 n
State. "
5-ROOM modern brick Apply 40 Elm
avenue between Fourth and Fifth East
STORES in Empire block, south Temple
and LIST West Houston Real Estate Inv
Co.. Z5I S Main.
S-ROOM thoroughly modern new house
SO First. Inquire F. y. Cook. 81 First ST
GROOM modern house. siI Phone
l1lo4.
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LADIES 70 do piece work 8 al thefy.
oones. we furnish all materials end nav.
from - 10 Sl2 weekly. Send stamned e-,
keloOe 10 Royal Co, "a +. Monroe sR
Chicago.
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0RAAN AMI GOAA.
WE ARE headquarters for nay. grain.
ftouT. feed and COAL wholesale and retail:
orders promptly attended 20. 125 Z d
South Phone 1895 Alarna0e & Co
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RAILROAD COMPANY
PLANTING FORESTS
-7-----
More Than 1000, 600 Locus.
Trees Planted in Stale OF
Pennsylvania.
EXPECT HARVEST OF TlEa
Many Substitutes for the Wooden Art.
Gle Have Been Tried, but All
Failed to Give Sat
isfaction.
EXPECT HARVEST OF THEA

r,l,;na
,,l,iN '" 'hS i'S"hsSiVaiha
's'iifo"a company is engaged in plant
ing locust trees with n view OF supply
ing crossties in the future. last ral,
5O.O0D irees uta,a n,,,,o, :, ,.s.
pa,n ~, '''''' az eva
1't w "oM us many more are be-
mig planted. Next fall. it is said. the
company viii plant 100000. and in tn.
following spring $4,000. The foras,
will cover three suuore miles aud =,
Is estimated. will furnish 5 n0G hon ,js.
Within twenty-five years. 'rhis is ar
excellent work. and ia evidence or
wise and far-sishted poIicy. Tree.
planting is neglected. Inv ,n,,ivian,, ha"
cause fores, trees arc of s},v, y,on.n
and the benefit or profl is ion ,a,,nts
10 tempt one to set ON f,,esis ~,
i'm the case of such ,, ,.ornn,n,io, ~,
The PENNSYLVANIA RaiIroaI rnu,,,m"
ton is supposed To be tn,ron,i a, an,
the engagement If il is nrIIdeni ia AZ
Ways looking 10 Inc futnre l,,,n -
steel have been tested ne s,,hsti,n I
for wooden crossties. b,t witbn,,t So
cess. Wood Is ,,,nifssIiv M w., Wv
terial for This use. and there js s,,,naI,
any use which h,s I.,usa., -
eral and bio tinr ~, 81,
forests of the United STATES -. tha a.
mand of the railroads NJ ti,,. i.
rapidly apnroachjng yNj,on ~ ~
Supplv must f,ij on. b,co,,a :. ,'.
sive. some OF The vestsr, -, ~"
companies have rn. sn,ne yaar. h,n,.
been planting trnas ,,ona ,hai,. $50 Il n'rh
way ~, ~ Sven. " 80" 'ien' VI
les trees max r ~ 'a''os ot .hs pfalt-
while n sufirinnt s,,n "'u
produced In mis- w,,. n,a,,ah =, ~
grown To make il "'nstb 49, mt5" q De
The ponsviv, ~, MamF;
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He Couldn't Help scina Good

Philadelphia Telegraph: A wei! known
service in a jail. lie noticed tha, on.
of the convlcts seemed EXTRAORDINARY inn
pressed. After the service he sotseh him
out and continued the good work by re-
marking:
My dear sir, ] hope you will profit by
my remarks just now and become a new
man"
Indeed, l will" WAS the reply, .1n
fact, l promise YOU that l Will never COM
NIT another crime. but will lead an ex-
emplary life To my dying day
Good said the dominic, but are YOU
sure that YOU will be able to keep the
promise"
oh, Yes" was the cheerful reply OF
the coesjct. ~ am in for life
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-31
Educating the NEGRO.

PhiladalphIa Ledger: No higher service
to his own race and to the nation could be
performed than that to which Booker Il.
Washington is devoting himself. He is
not only winning his own people over to
his doctrine that there should be a more
vital and practical connection between the
negroes educated brain and his opportunity
of earning his daily living" but he is i'm
pressing upon the minds and hearts Of
the white people of this country their re-
spons!bility and duty in the premises. for
their own protection and welfare of the
country. In one sense the negro must
work out his own problem. but the solu-
ton will be fastened or retarded accord
ing as the nation at large helps tire negro
for"atu III tHe olIef0ion III when ne should
90. 80 - - -. =
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THE sToRM-PETREL.
Prose Poem by Maxim Gorky.

Translated by Abraham Cahan.
over the gray eNpanse of sea the win,
is gathering the clouds. Circling between
the clouds and the sea. like a black flash
of lightning. is the ~stormHHpetrel on high.
NOW touching a wave with his wing, nov.
shooting heavenward, dart-like. he IS ecry.
ing and the clouds hear glad tidines In his
cry.
There is thirst for storm in that cry
me force of rage. the flame of passion.
the confidence of victory do the clouds
hear IN that cry.
Inc Gulls are grooming before the storm.
grooming and tossing over the sea: ready
10 hlde their terror at the bottom of the
sea.
The carsecse. too. are groaning The ioy
OF the struggle Is unknown to them; the
din of strife awes them.
Inc silly albatross hides his fat BODY in
the cliffs. The proud storm-pctrel alone
Is soaring boldly. freely over the sea. the
waves, singing. dancing ON high, coming 10
meet the thunder.
The thunder roars. Foamins with fury.
the waves are raging, battling with the
wind. Now the wind seizes a flock of
waves In gigantic embrace, now hI,rls
them with savage hate to the rocks. shat
terfng them to dust and masses of emerald
spray.
Shouting joyously. the storm-pctrel is
q bidCh ildSn OIL llGntnlnE.
piercing the clouds like a spear. brushing
the foam of the waves with It's wings.
There he is. flying like a demon, a proud
olacs. storm demon. laughing and sobbinR
at once. 1t is at the clouds he is laugh
Ing, 1t rs for joy he is sobbing.
IN the thundcr's rage the sensitive
Demon perccives a weary note. the voice
OF defeat. He knows that the clouds can
not coaceal the sun-not they.
The wind is signing: the thunder IL
pealing. Hundreds of clouds CLEAN blush
over the precipice of the sea. The sea il
catching darts of lightning and smother
ing them in its bosom. Like serpents Of
hre the reflections of the lightning are
writhing, vanishing one after the other.
The storm is advancing. Another min
ute and the storm will come with a crash.
1T Is the intrepid storm-petrel who Is
proudly careering among the flashes of
lightning over the roaring. Infatuated sea.
1t is the prophet of victory who is shout
Let the storm blow and roar with all its
might.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-31
Shoe History

From Redfern's Royal and IIistors
Shoes: Shoes. or their cauivalont. are OF
a certainty even more ancient than gloves.
for they We're n necessity of locomoton.
While the othc. was but a luxury. Some
'iines they We're made of skins, sometimes,
or papyrus. as IN Egypt. Often they were
guided and deckcd with iewels, and tho
most expert artists of the day were en-
plo@ed TO decorate the foot-covcrings OF
wealthy patric!ans. c~Gnsuls. eniperCrs and
their faNosites. In 40 article of attir..
nave more .asarins been shown. To-day A.
lady who desires to he considered i'm IN.
height of fashion wears shoes poiated a..
fnueh as possible. but in the time or
Queen Mary the taste was all the othc.
way, and IL was found necessary to k,a,,,
a royal proclamation prohibiting shoes
WIN toes wider than six inches. But per-
maps the most extraordinary development.
IN me way of fooigear We're the Chop
mes introduced by the ladies' of Venice 10
make themselves taller than thoy really
wore. The articles were really Il kind or
Suits made of wood and leather. and
sometimes reached tho absurd height OF
Twelve inches. Even a trained acrobat
Wo-'d nave difficulty in walking or, such
Things, an9 ordinary women had such
trouble with them that when ticy Mt
tempted a promenade they Required tho
assistance of Il servant ut Zach sid. and
announcer behind to keep them from falling.
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Spring Migration Of Birds.

Nature and Science in February st.
Nlchoias: Cold as is February, it is the
beginning OF various life-interests OF
spring and summer. Among the birds
to arrive, beginning at the middle OF
the month. are the woodcock, purple
grackle, rusty .blackbird. red-winged
biackbird. phoebes and several others.
The list varies in different places. Many
four-footed animals resuale activity at
l'is season, and even. some: reptiles
crawl out on warlhest days.
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Easy.

Houston Post: Il should think YOU
would have had Il hard time choosing
between Harold and Leslie; both hand.
some, well bred and wealthy
N trouble at all. l assure YOU,
Then tell me how you decided to
arr Harold instead OF Leslie"
Because Harold proposed and Leslie
Gid not"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-31
Passing of the Cane.

london Chronicle: Fashion takes
the decandence of the walkine sIicls
1T was i'm the fashion about four and
twenty centuries ago. when the man
who appeared in the streets of Athens
without a stick was liable TO be run
IN as Il d~isorderly person.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-03-31
Rather Indefinite.

Chicago Tribune: Yes, the woman
in The. brocaded silk gown MAS saving.
my husband shaVes every day"
Indeed" said the woman with the
fur-triinmed jacket. Notes, ice or PEG
pie?'
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A ma arrested in London for aog
stealing had in his possession a poodle
wearing a collar which pore on its
inner side the engraved word stolen"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-04
ADVANCES WERE
ORDER Of THE DAY
Well Distributed Buying Orders
Carried Prices Generally tos
Higher Level.
U. P. AND ST. PAUL PROMINENT
Active Demand subsidized With Some
Slight Recessions but No
Pressure 10 Feel.

New York, Aug, i-Well distributed
buying orders carried opening prices in
tho stock market today generally TO a
| higher level There was a considerable
demonstration Of strength in which ad.
vances Of a point IN Unicn Pacific and
ST. PAU played a large part Some OF
the less conspicuous western stocks made
wide advances Chicago and Alton rose
-, Mime 'polis g. 81. Louis 2is, the pre-
felred and Northern Pacific ana Great
Northern preferred and Minneapolis, 81
Paul aud Sault ste Marie ~. Twin
city Rapid Transit gained and the
local fractions rose 1 in sympathy with
metropolitan street railway. Delaware
and Hudson advanced 25s, Central Rail
road " New Jersey aud Smelling ~,
pressed steel car IA and American Ice t.
The active demand subsidized and prices
settled back slightly, but with no pres
sure To- soil apparent Colorado & South
clu, 81 Louis Southern preferred Hock-
ing Coal and United states Rubber pre-
ierred gained /. Metropolitan Street Rail
way lost It's gain
Bonds were steady,
Advances Of ~ in Great Northern pre-
tortcd. as IN Northern Pacific and 2a
IN Northwestern were features during the
noon hour The two former stocks Inn
mediately reacted over point Evans
vile & Tcrre Haute also Jumped ~ Wis
consin Central and Hooking Valley gained
J.
Prices nuctuated within a marrow range
but dropping tendency was Observable
Union Pacific receded TO last nights lev
eL The Northwestern grangers how
over worked to the top. Minneapolis
81 Paul and SAUL Ste. Marie made a
nye point advance, the preferred ~ and
Minneapolis Il St Louis preferred D
citing extended It's record to 1851. 81
Paul preferred rose ]
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-04
STATE WILL ASSIST.
Nc" Roads 70 he Built TO Custer County,
Idaho. Mining Camps.

The state government Of Idaho WIN
assist the mine owncrg OF Cuete, com.
w. mat state In the building Of new
loddH which WIN render their properties
more accessible ana, IN many Instances
"D ''"dy WIN the usc Of pack animals.
GOV toocing returned TO Boise a few
uays ago from an inspection Of the
proposed routes and has announced that
lhc state VIII spend $4,000. half of what
II ~ estimated a road 10 the Seafoam
hnd GREYHOUND mining districts will
cost The governor was assured by the
mine owners that the latter would raise
me balance OF the money.
10 meet this condition, the governor.
stals' H. is proposed 90 make y COP
tract with the miners 10 build half
the load under the supervision Of The
state ana on a survey made by the
state, as 80 will be necessary To have
road equally good at all points. A
guaranty VIII be required for the car
lying out of the part of the undertake
ing
The governor does not anticipate the
road can be constructed this year. as
the people interested are not all there
ana Il VIII be necessary for them to
get together and organize for the per-
tormdnce OF their portion Of the work.
me survey will be made this year, how
ever
The proposed road viii start at Wag.
ontown on the Ketchum road cross
Vanity summit run down Vanity creek
to Rapid river and pass down the lat.
ter stream to Float creek 1t viii be
u miles in length. Its construction
viii not be dlhcult. This road, the gov
ornor states, VIII eventually become a
part OF q highway over which travel
from the north can reach the south, as
IL can be continued to Thunder Noun
tain ana make connection there with
the road from Warren or with one up
the salmon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-04
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Aug f-Predictions Of rain
tomorrow throughout Minnesota and the
Dakotas caused firm tone IN the wheat
market today A decrease i'm the move.
ment Of the southwest was an additional
strengthening influence. At the opening
there was considerable selling by pt trad.
ers as a result Of liberal shipments from
Argentine Initial quotations ON Septem-
Der were off a shade 20 Val, at AasT
A'7. Offerings We're readily taken ~
commission houses and the market soon
became firm September advancing 10
9's, Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago
reported receipts Of $40 cars against 529
year ago.
The corn market was rather weak on
moderate proiit-taklng Favorable YEA
ther for the new crops was one Of tha
principal depressing influences. Other fac
lors were easy cables and liberal shin.
le1ls from Argentina. September open
at 5is. 4"' '"u 'o'u on
In sympathy with corn the oats market
Was weak September opened on Y at
Provisions were steady on a Z cents nd
vance IN the price Of live hogs. Tradinq
was very quiet September pork was
on 20 a l3.31g, lard was nm n,5i6 at
w. ana ribs were unchanged al $40
Bullish reports from tho southwest tel.
XXX oi ddmage by rain 10 wheat IN shock
heiped stimulate demands and Septenbo,.
reached Gia, The market closed stronv
with september up q at GaaS5t
corn Liquidation of line OF corn ea
umated I'm the ueighborhood Of 100 O0o
bushels forced September down IN kqW
The market closed weak Final nuoi,.
lions on september was down Raj, AT
Wheat-No g. red, SGl,dS7, No rod
Ss,lsl4.S'' 10. hard. s5as6h: No :. hard,
$780,, No northern, l.lOd1i5 Is. No. ?
ComINo C q 5;s,a a. ~ sPrlinig, ,l at5ai.o5
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-04
THE SECRETARY
Of ACR|CUL TURE.
He will Give Up His Annual
Vacation In Order TO Conduct
Investigation,
IN INSPECTING BUSINESS NOW
Wants TO Get at Bottom Of Any RI.
mors or Facts That May be
Brought to Department

Washington, Aug, i.--secy Wilson
has determined not to take his annual
vactlon during the investigation he IL
conducting In the department OF agrl-
culture. lie had intended to leave
Washington on Aug. 1 to accompany
chief Forester Clifford Pinchot on a
tour OF the western forest reserves.
This work win now be left to Mr.. Pin
chot.
III any person has any reason to
suspect tho integrity OF my employees,
now Is the time FOR him 20 speak said
the secretary, today, 81 am In the in
specting business now and want to get
at the bottom Of any rumors or facts
that may be brought to the depart
men, The weather bureau and the
bureau Of American industry arc said
to hold scandals | accepted the charges
against these bureaus as a basis for
Investigation, and have found that the
charges We're without foundation"
Mrs, John Hyde, wife OF the former
chief of the bureau OF statistics, who Is
now I'm Europe. visited the department
today in an effort to collect the salary
due her husband. She was told that
the bureau was under investigation by
the department OF justice. aud the
amount due her husband would have
TO be withheld until this Investigation
had been concluded No word has been
received from Mr., Hyde since his ca
blegram to Secy Wilson, saying he
would return from Europe as soon as
possible Mrs. Hyde has learned that
her husband Is suffering with new
carbuncles. He had trouble of this
character when he left the United
States. 1t is not known here whether
the recurrence Of his aiIment will de-
lay his return.