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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
Special Correspondence,

Special correspondence
n FEW YORN May 60 Another
N week win 500 most Of the Ncw
| v York summon shows IN mll rune
nnW order with only % very few
Of the regular thcatcT stll inviting
popular potronoec. The chances at
present are that not more than three
root gardens VIII be- operated during
the heated torm These are the olcyat.
ed resorts over lllmmor,toln's Victoria
thcator the New Amsterdam thoater
ana the New York theotcr Tho roof
Of the Madison square garden, IN an
likelihood, VIII not bo IN evidence this
season, At least no manager anxious
10 take the ooac has thus Ear been
found ana AZ the resort In question hns
not been q profitable Investment here
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ONE WEEKS SALE.
83 l-3 Per Cont Discount

on fnc art metal goods, consisting
OF ornamental clocks, Ink etAnda, etc,
Also an elegant line Of Japanese china,
In nne vases tea and chocolate sets,
brIc.a .hrnc etc, Just the articles FOR
June wedding presents,
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
Main street,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
PARK CITY AND
RETURN, $3.50
Via ID, q II, g., Sunday, May 2sth.

Special train leaves Salt Lake 0 n. m.
Returning leaves Park city p, m,
Baseball contest, Murray vs. Park city,
Grand opportunity 60 visit the mines,
Z icketB good on regular train,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
OGDEN a. RETuRN,si,OO
Via ID. n II. q. n, II,

Every Monday and Thursday night,
Special train leaves Salt Lake $3.50 y, m,
Returning leaves ogden II y. m, Grand
bicycle meet at the new Ogden saucer
track,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

n IN n kind OF bilious mood,
You wish an aid 10 digest food,
No other pin is half NO good
As DeWitt's Little Early Rlsers,
When Ger YOU feel impending III,
And need a magic little pill,
No ether one viii I'LL the bill
Like DoWlttp Little Early Rlsers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

An American correspondent In Lon.
don tiyN with ull due respect u
Clydo Fllch'S talents II would be holier
for lho reputation uf American dramns
lists IN general n tho managers would
stop uying 10 please London audiences
with hls plays Thc thlng cannot DO
done, ana Her own way N further
proof of H. EvOn Maxine Elliolts per.
Hunll charms fan 20 attract attention
from he thin ihCatrloalncss Of the play
as seen through London eyes, The nrRt
night performance nj the Lyric on
Tucsl1y was warmly even cnthueIns.
ucnllN received by tho Americans IN
the Nalls, but The Brlton In tho pl
said boo ot tho final curtain call and
the British critics mostly said boo IN
the papers next morning, although
there were many kindly words for Max.
inc GlliOtte beauty There Ia nm M,
fortunate tendency here To accent the
yulgdnlics gatirl2cd IN the play nv typ,
zeal AmcrlcNnsme, and the Nnrdonlo
Times critic gclR almost column NJ
nmusomcnl for himself IN viewing tho
whole thlng W an entertaining cthnolo.
gcQl exhibit not 20 be discussed sor'
ously an drama
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
THEATRE GOSSIP

"Tho Garden OF llos' IL TO have IT,
san Rranclro July 8, with r. Daniel
Frnwley in the pimcipl part II the
play ana star do woll both VIII ho seen
IN New YORK at The opening Of nest
season.
ono Of WIZARDS now parts most Hcg'
son h to be- iho iostcr m "lhc Fools
Revenge Booth ana others nt the
older actors uHOd iu play A. We see
II every winter 100 the opera disguised
ng UlgolotOo, The urIgull of ull was
Victor llugos play H. Rot S'AmuNr'
..s-a.s..
Modiceka ib by this time ut her homo
IN california There We some likelihood
that she may act ugnln next WWtCr M
the west rather than I'm Mo east, Her
present plan ~ to aell hcr rangh any
end her days I'M Poland hut W. such
Things she WAS always changcublc, Her
nlonds VIII invest the $4,000 that her
b,ncHl N Sew York yielded,
MIR, Forbes Robertson win open the
new London Tholt'r la scala ON or
about June | next with Caesar and
Cleopatra and ~ Man Of Destiny
both plays by Mr. George Bernard
shaw Hereafter this house, one Of tho
most beautiful IN London, VIII be MS
theatrical home, I'm september he VIII
rovNo diplomacy" Occasional per-
formnnoce " Hamlet viii also be-
gNCh
King Edward and suite occupied the
royal box NJ tho Lyric thCuler ono
night witnessing Miss Maxine Elliott q
performance IN "llor own way the
house WAS packed, lllg majesty led me
applause throughout the cyowng. a.
tho close of the play the klug said no
Wished to see Miss Elliott ana she at
tended M the royal box Ills majesty
compllmcniod her ON her performance
md Expressed pleasure Al srolng nor
IN Engluud llo also spoke I'm lnllors
Ink terms ol TIE talent America III
sondng 10 England this SEASON
stephen phillips view of Nero, who N
| the chief nRurc IN the new play which
ho h preparing Tor Mr. 1roo, II that
| the Roman emperor VAS simply u dee
| cadont Applying hiH dcnuton, MI
| Philips says that the dominant factor
| IN Ncro'H personality Wus Nils artistry
artistry run mad, " one Wlll but stan
artistry Mr. lhIllIps speaks by The
| card, ana supports hN Wow hN tive
| Inst words over uttered by me tymnl
"Mhpt am artist dies I'm mc,' The
phrase, Of course, ~ historical
-------
America foremost puyoyort Of vau'
doyllo ontorprlucN arc now I'm Europa
| preparatory to me establishment ot
housus OF entertainment ln London sim.
liar io those which have been 30 Huc'
ccgful IN tho United Elutoa w. H.
Keith his Hom Paul Ncllh. and H. r.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

America foremost puyoyow Of yau'
doylllo ontorprlucs arc now I'm Europe
preparatory lo me establishment ot
ccnaful IN lhn United EDutoa w. IT,
Keith, Mis- Hum Paul Keith and H. H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27
Warning,

You cannot have good health unloss
S2or dpSy o.b ar, SSnG for shG Kidneys
wise act ~ Irritating p0isone ana break
down tho delicate organs Of tho body and
cniNo serious trouble, II you have Kidney
or bladder trouble aud do not Use Foley.s
Kidney cure, YOU viii have only yourself
All forms of Kidney and bladder diseases,
Bold by r. !, ilill Drug Co,
-----s-- -------.--
East side High School NJ the Grand,
Saturday evening s o'clock,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

Albce, general manager of the koltn
system, ana Fred Proctor, son OF IT, r.
Proctor, have passed through London
10 the continent on a 'sull hunt lor
talent with which to ontor the English
nold Keith has bought the Princess
thtpluh
Tha following N from an English
newspaper. MT Michael Morton, the
part-Mthor Of Resurrection played
lt HE Mojc8iy8 Thcatcr ana a play
wright oven better known on the othor
side OF Inc Atlantic than ON this, has
boon very busy lately Next autumn,
Mcsgrp KluW 4 Erlnngor VIII stage
An America "A now drama entitled tn
King of BoaWs' The action ~ THIS
piece N az today and takes place IN
the BASQUE provinces, thus obtaining an
atmosphere half spanish, half French
Here one of tho biz situations ie love
scene IN u men0gorlo, among the lions
real Hons The part of the nero VIII
be played hy Mr. J, w. Dodson an ENG
llsh putor who has become an csiub.
lIshol lnyoritr In the United states
Did the late Sam Shubort die u Vie.
tim, IN % sense, 60 his Importance In
the theatrical world \ story has just
como to light that ON the day Mr. Shu.
bert left New York on the Inflated
train he had difncully IN getting a low
or berth lie insisted that he must
have a lower berth ana az ho was a blk
patron Of the Pennsylvania railway,
enough influence was brought to bear
to got him lower berth by switching "A
customer who had previously booked
passage ON the train, but who was held
/ over for another mat left two hours
later II wac from that berth that Shu.
bert was taken, fatally burned IN the
Harrisburg wreck and died later Shu.
bert, II N said, was urged to hold over
uliil the second train, but had made
AN appointment In pttsburg ana was
anxious to reach there oH carly AZ pos.
siblc,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

The Grand lhcator management II eo
well Satisfied with its experience Win
The Mack Swain company mat n VIII
,nauRuraio another season Of l0o. poe
and 900 prices commencing on Thurs.
day, Juno 1, Tho attraction viii he
"rhe Galley Slave" rendered by tho
BIttnor company, 10 be followed by a
round Of molo dramas durIn" sue
session Of weeks, Other plays ln tho
repertoire arc "a purlFIn prlnutsg'
ana "Comllc,'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-27

IN all likelihood charles H. Evans
WllNbo tuon next season IN "a reflHod
version W "Thc FNlbuslers,' the mN'
slcll comedy produced early IN lh'
gprIng M Boston by the Bankers Assoc
chiffon Mr. Evans " juat purchasing
thla production outright ana under lllh
direction the lihrotlo VIII be rewritten
hy one of the best known workers N
This nold, The original score when N
said 10 be- lhoroughly morltorpus' WIN
bo YrluInrI
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18
fCCKS AHEAD FOR
Administration BILL.
6~es-ssgss 1ssesesss asd Protective
Tar'6 lessse AseW 1ssssslssy -
AsS ne1srtsoo ~ Dusy 80
Fhliippssr Ssgar asA
1Oh0erO,
Kf:rii:i.!C EEE:,IAi.

EtJ't E!!' -tE' 1ti-
washinGtun. Dec. lr.-There are rocks
ah.a: :o' the administration b!!; for re,iuc-
ttpn a.: III" existing tar!H schedules on
AZ. visible
TEc bee: sugar interests and the Amer.
;h-i. hostility 20 any f..isc. ton on Philip
rr" suESr and tobacco. The cane-sug1r
Interests hav. an a!'"rna.iv. proposition
:" offer L. ADDITION 10 this there are In
dioa:io'.s that som" OF the big men Ia Con.
gross ar silently. bat n0Ae the less Effect
WY: seeking to prevent scaling ~ III.
tn Pacific. which. Secretary Ts:t declares.
must hsy. an Advantageous ,narke, n iss
r"-ourc-s are 90 t~ developed
Insurgents from the States where beet
sugar is an important Industry and who
fought 'uhan reciprocity ,~o yeass ago.
are preparing fer an wen harder nsht
-ca TOY declare s:xsv-:ve R.rub!ica, ,
Representatives atli oppose reduction os
The Fhr:rp'nc h.l provide. for free trade
~ everything except sugar and tobacco.
These VII ,: 'n..d 8 per cen. Of N.
thereafter ~Ill b. admitted free.
Can.-sussr interests are not Joining
prominently In the insuTFeci!on- Colonel
l.. l.. C"icock. secretary Of the American
Wilmington wi,s a plan which 3. believes
v,i h-n.5: TIE PHILIPPINES and not hurt
~. American cane or bee; sugar pro-
dac~r. Thi. 10 knosn .s ~. shusser
plan ICING She idea of the Collector OF
Internal Revenue N fire Ph,I.ppines
u provides :or the maintenance Of the
present schedules and payment TO TIE
Ftil,S.nss Government q . britain r'oS-
:lo1 - al! tire dusies thus collected
The ph1!rcsH~ Government Wu then b>
q. liberty 20 sxy>rd IN hcvntSsS % In 9th.
.ru'ss stimulating the sugar Industry eAs
reverus ::.gs os;siy~t
S.1s,o-S a-sd Representatives from anne
- Hse-.E-t 9s,.es A.ere s-rtRAtig0
hz- reclaimed ac!r',,ta?Ai isnss snY-,~Tiy
s.ii a.r .Si.c.~@ Tn osrrs~ the eEi. They
i-ii.,s 'te t.s' crnn 'he t".iG1,tOa farm.
srs can -alss IL sYrar beta
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18
fOR1|S'S CABINET
RESIGNS N ITALY
Action Follows Spirited Debate
in Chamber of Deputies AMI
Vote on Commercial Matters in
Which Government Ix Iss-atcn.

Rome. Dec. i.-The Cabinet "f PTinn'
Minister f"rtis resigned ;hiS evening. s".-
.ov ing a twelve hO.sr debate In the cs.aIn-
her Of Deputies. ani the dsfeat by sh" Of
ys,sit;nn 81 the commercial sncd'is v!vsnh
with Scain. ..
The sitting vas :, mast exciting one. u
fai been understood that the TAT" q: the
Cabinet would IT,. decided b. the vot" ":
tn. measure. and ~ Deputies we're pres
rnt.
The. visitors gallery Was crowded 10
SveTf9OWtnc. and the famous traGsdSan
SalvIni who hsd been unable so gain ad-
.i,ittnnce. was sent to thc prsss tribune
with = ticket OH which Vas written "SaI-
yi.1, editor Of Success.
In ih. debate. Premier FO;ls s!efeI'rH
the position of the Government. Eayfng
that the naotlus yivendi would protect
italian inferes:s AMI tLa; the ASSERTIONS
q. the opposition that - reduction In the
duty On Spanish wines from y 10 ~. ~
would open . market to Spanish growers
was untrue.
In order tn avoid . Misunderstanding ne
said hs vvoIisi request fhe Chamber for mn
-xp::ci: vote II confidence independent
from the vote on the meaNIre In d.b,'.
and declared the Government was Wiling
to resign II u vas defeated on either vote
The p0ll on cOnfl!. nee In the Govern
nent resulted ia an affirmative majority
81 g. hut that on the m.siu. tivcndi was
I"s, nv y majority Cs H:. The N,nist's
then resigned
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18
BRIGHT HUMPTY DUMPN
AND ITS PRETTY GIRLS.

.-Ir-,-t-E- 'y,.-r.-.--. i.y.-, h. ,1n--..
L,.'.'ss .'''i',. -. r.. 80,
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- =; 81 .i.''..'-,, 49,.
n't',' ft1Eal., III V''.''' 'a''''''-'' '.'S
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.'' - - - a. /.
"'''- go Ia "a -. '
stunning 'ti''S as '''''
Seg"'saF$ 9"ar s.- - .f..aiE. 49,,
- - - -
Sei!!" iisl y. JOIN! Hv' 'i.r arr b..hior'
roUu-r a -. ~;g.ui.oC4 singing ana ':ai:-
.!r.
"f-En"t 'anJ.- = 'frhft.' features a -
rITtVr" - .EgSc trans sp.iEt"l ElSi-'.
-. r-I'i.s. ere vvud' -ii!lF iri:ocH. 81 ~
ne i-fSpi"i; Tex "ei;.|As
srrraa;i.- .--ac.- o.aI~
f"i I''"- 60 cal 60 y. any '"i-
!. j. AL .l1I' q re- 3f!ty. f:''r'sS and "a
!Us. ring IT,. ,-r=~.S-.cl 4 Ntlra VII 80
..a... - O. .,trr'. into l.- IVY. in tie N...-
huus-h.l! IN. Demon O: M.s.s.l. iAwa:;S :
..c unit. "a. Vt.y last. when 'r ..per4-
sa.sS barge u. heart anI determines -
-. good
sCt ! Iictures III. ,'alacr wal. III. on
ctsH--l rUo:.. and -" fairy 'o-.St. The
second al; shows tie -oyai kitchen. tn.
palace ;-:rar.. aGi ;n@ fsS'.ir';s a"a .sIs cf
.h- ws--- v1r.t The thirt ,c' isp.cts
S.!.tIr-s =. ~.tir -. Kingdom of Ms
-i...- ti- Fa,5e. =, tys.ss. All q. siiuiin:
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18
REPTBI.Ic SPHr;AL

Ist.ft BIsVS SF1,SAIA
v Washington D.c. i:.-While ever:o IN
tsr.>fed in the engagement OF the Ir u.
dents daughter. which means everybody.
is s;ecula;iEx on the date -: her wedding.
the style q! her trouss":u. especially ~ hat
the wedding gown will b.. sh. - serenely
living each day absorbed in tie haiiincss
is brings. Mr.. l/.ncwor;h is cont. ss'iiy
bi:sssui. So far she has given ;i;,ie or Ii"
Thought to the practical SIDE OF her Low.
affair. and Is content TO lot :!se bother of
clothes az! such other II c->ssry matters
await their turn. Just ,ow sf" A. enjoy
ing che novelty Of the situation. Always
a central figure. she is. ar cOUrs''-. nc:e
than ever Tow.
Miss Eo"s.-..,; ard Rance. spe-; part Cf
this Afternoon driving about IN the White
h"us'. carriage paving calls.
1t IL said that when Congress adiOurnS
Mr.. I.orgaO.;h and his bride will GO
abroad and si--ni several months. They
viii certainly return by = piemb-f to al
low MIR. LonEworth 10 spend some time in
the camraicn in Cincinnati. as il Is na'ur-
ally concluded he will run agaiI. for Con-
Gress.
At the last election he won by a plu-
raiity OF more than 3.'v' votes over the
nrTcCia;ic candidate. So there - little
doubt tina; ;irs r.xf c,mSaiIa Will h..
equally successful. especially as re will
necessarily be more popular than ever As
the husband %! President Roosevelt
daughter. Miss Roosevelt. kn,ws something
Of politics. as her father has been active
in public affairs ever s!nce she was a lille
girl
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18
Mr.. Man,
Who Reads
Your Ads?

II in q fact established beyond
the slightest question that the
announcements Of retail mer-
chants, IN we'll ax advertisements
Of general nature. are read By
wOmcn-MCST BE- read by WON
I'm I" produce results.
1t is IN equally potent fact that
you must find . woman in her
home, IL YOU would invite her I"
read an advertisement. Men buy
aid sell. bargain and barter in
their stores, shops and Offices,
but women plan and execute in
their Homes.
The advertiser in daily newspa-
pers aims 10 reach women; he
seeks I" employ the medium that
is read in HOMES. II he considers
well. hc not only selects . Family
Paper. hut one that goes into ths.
home Mt u timely hour. The morn
ing newspaper il read mt . time
when shopping plans are made
for the day.
The newspaper that goes reGn-
larIy int" the home averages Five
readers tn every subscriber, b.
cause il is read by all the mem
Beers Of the family.
The news bulletin that in sold
from hour to hOur on the streets
and In street ears seldom hnds
its way into the home. Hall u
dozen or more editions may h.
glanced at by the fame Person.
but will the Same Person rad
the fame Advertisement half u
dozen "r more times: Hardly.
There's o big difference in circu-
Iation. Regardless Of the great
duplication in readers. the sum
total Of copies Sold constitutes
the circulation Of the news bulle-
tin. Regardless Of the great num-
ber of copies cast aside and Meyer
brought into the hone, adlvertis
err are confronted With 1Gures
big Hales" and asked to con-
slider them a legitimate cireuIa-
tiOn.
When the circulation OF . street
news bulletin il to be aseertained
il il necessary to divide the tossl
by six to ert at anything like the
real number Of readers.
The Republic ID . Home News
paler. II II read BY woMen and
All the members 81 the family.
One copy serves many. and every
r,,,,v gives VALUE To the stlver-
ti.er. II enters the home in the
morning When the dsy's plans are
about to be formed. The conf.
.lence of its readers extends :"
its advertising columns. II il in
every sense . dependable paper.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18
l. WALTER sPAl DING nURT.
Train Struck His Automobile
Near Avignon, France.
REriB:Ic spDJAI.

RE:fi B:ic siE9 TAI.
New York. Der. Fin . grade crossing
automobile accident ~ Avignon. ~ the
south of france. yestefday. J. &sls.T
Spa lding business partner % a. q. 0ps!d-
ing % :h;s ei,y. w1s eesSovsiy injured and
M and Mrs. r W;;Hsrsn Appleton e.
c1p~d With slight bruises. sGeoscinG TO
private adviees received here to-.iGht.
A. C. 0psid:nQ. brother cf The intussd
Appleton. dtd not receive details of the
ar~dent-
Nr. ard Mr.. J Wslses 3paidins have
beeu accompanying their son. yours
ond asYAn9ed W1.h NJ and Mr.. App.eton
70 net ehe0 10 poS1o aDd take IN ou'o
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18
on the arms and head Of EIo-etty. leader
~ tn. ballet

1 VS. tsS h "~ i.edu OI : SOSetty, selsIsI
In his Own country AMI upon n. Berlin
stag. Hermann su.ierrnnn c"uid not
have found more faithful Interpreters al
his ''Joianr!Sfever' than At TIE OieO;, last
night. The play has been given here b.
fa.r. hut I; was left to the H-inemanI,.
| WeIs stock company of this season iv give
| n,osiei PEI! maHce.
The play is one "f human interest vhicl,
fits TITO .very country and every COM
| b. choosing tn. broad hcaths Of I.i.huania
for the background Of tn. action, ard p
var ~ drought and crop faiinf. 10: the
! starting Ircint. although thu chapter which,
| lies between that year and the bcEn,siug
| "f the. play is made clear In Lr.L -
s.,aich..s Of conversation. Hut action an.I
dis.vgue move rapidly enough t. the tras C
finale.
!, is dif'icult to say which o.. OF the
artists engaged In the presentation "f this,
great drama was best. for shs work was
cut .ic;racting from thu merit o: the ni!..ss.
! Ludwig Lndixon should I've accorded the
highest prai... as Haffk.. the country
, .xcciicnr". fn. IIndikofY * a n.,iv. or
liiIuania. speaks ;i.. dialect lik. "a native.
and er-w UP In the afm"sph"r" II th.
SuG.rmann play. However. these native.
fin. pic'ur. he drew Of the biand. simple.
good IsIrs"n. II was hi- star
| achievement 81 the season. Mother
rhi.i." vii! h.. the Oieon bill mex;
Wednesday night.
Wilma Won Hohenau had sh. mos, I'M
, p,r,:ani part. that Of Marikke. a.. fo,,r,i-
ling child. Grown into beautiful. self
roi ra ~ W..siai.ne Msrisl.s vnsssssna
| mother. unprecedented by Mrs. Webb Mark
ham with - fidelity In n:ake-ap ani sc-
fion that Was almost wcir'i.
| family SURPRISES his friends With the
clcv"r handling ~ parts that s-.m out ~
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18
GRAND OPERA SINGERS
ORGANIZE 4 UNION.
L0eo1. N0. ~, - New York Oesosos
CAoseev Tes0 A0esSeoa 1eS.
e1ae0Oo Oe l0bO0.

New Yosk. Dec. H-Cndsr the auspices
Of the Actors National Protective Union.
n WA annovnced to- day. = union Gf grand
opera s,n0erS including both nsH and
women. has been formed lOre. With ~
members The union consissa Sf the T,em.
bers of the eh0eIs.
In making . report On the Organization
~ this union yesterday. William Barry.
organizer Of the Actors Protective t'ni0n.
sad:
We 1on', expect the stars tn h- In tn.
ur.on We are after the mensfeYe Of the
cnorus. who are rec: :uii>t principally fSoam
Th. union o: opera sineer-. Barry said.
wfli b. known a. l/-al No. u of tn.
Actors. Protective Union. having . char
ses from the American Federation Of
IIsso: a Union .! ballet danc-rs s!so .
20 Re formed.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18
EXPERIENCED BURGLARS
IN ST. LOUIS COUNTY.
lse "91as09" So Eosereeg ssssoe 81
AlIsess CsWWaes. LrassoG Ne Trace
-T~ok O09y MO0eg.

During SATURDAY nixht burglars pr'"ti
open IL kitchen window at IN. residence. .!
Louis ('ourey. ard secured 81. ~ In more;
sri q check for g. ~ Other valuable. IN,
the. form " .iiverwaIe and j-~eiFy were
unsiissurbed.
IN. bursIars were evidently experienced
Entrance vas obtained by the use Of u
'.jim,ny'' hardly a trace be.n: left: IN
IN. reception hail they fuunf black
things. 81 .n money. hardha& found
In N. tid"bosr,i yielded y IT, another
:,,,c. a poke tbOOk Was !!n"t. which YIELD
.i - IN money and the check tn" y&p"r
vas NOT indoT.cd and payment vas
sscsCs0
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18

D \ mos. useful ar,ici. with which
. ." seal" fish H. Oh. ordinary curry
= cor... Sras;, the fish BY the. mouth
3 alton. pursued from tail TO head.
= will be fou:sd very practical.
. \ handsome gray dress skirt had
. on II smear of black railroad
4 grease which did not yield at all TO
. ordinary cleaning 80 kerosene WAS
. used. tn. Wet spot being afterwards
. o"v.r rcd with fullers' earth and left
. 'o dry. bit there remained still
D some "f tn. black stain. Again th.
D k-r"sene VAS vigorously applied.
D followed by tG.. fuiiers' earth. a. be-
. fore. and the result was all ono
D could wish II was impossible to see
. wh.rv. the SPOT had bsen and II
D never came hack. as grease spots
. are prone To do.
. '.S.rd with common prudence. and its
. cleaning properties ar. not half un-
D ,..,St"nd For cleaning bath-iutss.
. :zlHn or porcelain n has no rival.
. uf.d the EreAsiest kitchen Ank Is
. made c!-sn ard wholesome after "A
. bath ~ the same Oil
= ArpIy tn" OIL at night. rubbing the
. rusty places hard. In the morning
. rub thu rink dry. and let the hot
. ;lS- Of tn. oil has vanished.
D An ol! d"sf-cloGg~d clock is given
. hath Of kerosene IN a simple way
Q nv placing inside q plece ~ absorb
. -r; cotton drsnched with oil. In a
Q ..x w.ak.' time the cotton wIll he
. il..tyv with duss and the works will
. b.. clean and shining.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-18

trip. Near AviSnon the autoWOAd)e waS
svpGHac hing n railroad crosping a. grade
sccoTsitnH to Mr.. HossE.an.s tofo1nation.
Tho gate was not let down tn bar cvoSs-
1.g. and. UnkHown to thu auto p0yty Q
train was approaching. u Was discovered
too late for sscape. The machine Waa
hurled some distance and sll the pas
senEeya thrown out.
Mr.. Spa!din; was unc0nsclOus when BIS
COMPANIONS. none Of whom Was severely
injured. went t0 hts assistance.