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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-06-15
CONTEST NOTICE:

Depar,mcn: OF the Interior. u. s. Land Of
fee. WuOdwart OKla.. May > lau1.
\ sufficient contest affidavit, having b,-n filed
In this ollicr ly Joseph l.. Hitds, cont ant
ayain-t Rucl Phelps HE. No. 1874. made Nov.
) l!sti. tor Nh, Sec. - Fp., o. ~. r., >, EI NJ,
by Ru1l PIci. runtcste', in which 10 l. alleged
that: Defendant ha- wholly abandoned said
described fraCt of land, has failei ~ reside uD-
on aud cultivnts said tract for a psrioi % more
th; StS months next prior 70 the date for fix
ing tiIis contest affidavit, that Defendant has
nry r "a any time established hiS rt-sd 4nce on
said dtSrribsl tract. That q .fi-niant has never
At any time, fpncpst. cultivated improved
said, tract That said defaults have not been
cured.
That said alleged absence from said land vas
no. duo ~ his rupluymCui In ihe Army. Navy or
Marine corlr uf the Unit-d States in any caIuc-
l'N in tiinc OF war, end this the = ii contestant
!, ready "a prove gt such time Hud place ~ may
b. named hy the ie .iS,nr and Receiver fur a
hear IN said cas-, "a 4 parfies are har~,Iy
notified tu hpIear, r-~uunJ and offer ryid, nee
touching aid alienation at ~ o'clock a. M. On
SEP li.lgh. before n. ID. M,esr. Prubate
Iudsr uf Beaver County Okla, at Beaver. n
T.. and TINT Iinal hra ring will be he'd at 10
- cook a. In on Sep, II, lgb before a q Regis
TOR and hrc c.iver at the tnited Stats Land
Ollie In Westward. Okla.
The said cuntc> ant having. in proper afi-
dnvlt hi"d Nav, & 10 t. set forth facfs which
show that after due Diligence pcr-nal seryiro
~ thl. notice cannot ~ made ID = hereby or.
q 'rd and directed that snch notice be given by
due and pruIsr publica tion.
DICK T. MORGAN, Register
5-s5 GA
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CONTEST NOTICE.


Uni Statss Lsind Office,
NODdward o. T. june 5, 1865
Contest stgl.
i SUFFICIENT contest affidavit having been Glid
In thi- ofiic,, by Josiah }. itni.y. contestant.
against HONEST 'ad Entry No. assn, made D.
e,'nbsr = lisB tor the nDrttwr-t quarter 81 -..C-
tiun ~, township north. rang - T. &. NJ, by
LcWi- ID D-trl-, CDute-tfz' IN which it J. alleged
thas; Entrymau ha- never e-sabiish d RESI-
donce IN said lani. and never i'm Isov s,i. fenced
o. cultivate s.,ne. and Has " tuily abandoned
said tract for morn than six months next before
the hiinZ Of this tUn'p-t.
That said alleged absoacn from said land was
nor due 10 his employment in thr Army, Navy
or Marine tOEps OF tile United Stats-s in any
capacity ia time OF war. and this th' said con-
te- lnt J. ready 70 prove at such time and place
"a may be named BY the Register and Receiver
for hea ring in said case. said parti,- are
hereby notiiici tO APPEAR, pUnd and offer rY-
dencc touching -nid allegation at 10 a'clock a.
IN. 1n Juiy -. l!slJ before T.. +. Kelly, Clerk of
th- District Court, at Beaver. O. r.. ia his
absence before W. T. Quinn. his Deputy. and
that final hearing will be hcid at ~ a'clOck a.
NJ. on August ~, lsj, br;orr the Register and
Receiver at tho United States Land Office in
Woodward. o, T.
The said contestant having, In proper aff
davit filed MAY 81, 1915, set forth facts which
sh ~ tliat after due diligence p-rsunal -erv.
ice of this notice cannot be made. II /. here
by ordered and directed that such notice sbe
given by due and proper publication.
G-ij ~ DICk 7. MORGAN, Register.
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CONTEST NOTICE.
D5Ilir 'r' II the int ,rior.
Uni II ; at..- Land O.licn,
MonAl A..Fl o. r. Junt, 4 4,


y
Irl III ; at..- Land OiIice
CnE'es''E D 4Iai
\ -'iir - col o. Affdavl' having bs-,n hl,Si
In ttis office s Jon ". McCn1 eunt,.s ant,
sssi NJ TO 80 s',f, Lrt-v - li71t. MADE "
~. ~ T. fnr III nn--hW-.-. u'--sF r sisc Ion q,
toNus al q uorrh. rau.,a p u. NJ, 'iy Hanns "A
's'--' C.n'uE = in which IL l. ..i,'s'st thAi :
EutrN "iun hu- my - Ablislied r-s Il nee on
Satt Ant and 'ia- a. ~ ftF'rfd sr rul iva t-i
~, and ha~ wioll Hh41 i.,rc said trace for
MR. ihan az p'ntl' r.A pr'cSiin.; t.Ie hllng
~ -hi- conte 80
ar "a | - zoe FRO q said And wss
NOT fnr = "iupt' - Arm Navl
"T Mlr,he & .r4s o. IN al St1t - in ans
a. Ttci'v IN ,i.uc ~ var. ..nd this tie =. ia
e ~ an T. ready 4. pr..ve pt u h / q
r't piar, a. NAV hi nam A by ti,s Re is-
ter nnt u 'csr or = hcu ring in aid ease.
SAID psrri"i trs hr.,'hy notilei to appear re-
s,H'n aid oder eY.d nee tuI~'irg aid sllsEa-
o,i 20 % rlork a. a. 90 Jnly M lai b.for.
D.. v. k"llb, B srk ~ The Dislrirt Cuurt In ana
rpr b'aY r. cl,un.r. o, lahpini Tsrrifory. 90 in
al. chat ini 'rrins wilt he hfld ar % q "a 81
=. N. on Antas y. ~ q befon. tls Y s'ist~r md
W dVani. d. 7.
T ~ said eln'r.'f NJ hnving in a praper aft.
cssit- llrd Mas 81. lah. -ct forfh fac.s which
show TIA - IN ,ilis.'ne . .-sDnsl ...rvies
o. tiii- notice cannot b. made. a - herrby or
q 20 = s'iA ifT o. ~ ~ r. -rrl lotiee D. sitcn b.
F "a 20 li-r publiratItsn
~ DicE r, AoEeAS, n ssisier.
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CONTEST NOTICE

Department OF the Interior United States Land
Office. woodward. Okla. May. 10. 1875.
sufficient contest aiiidayi: having been MED In
this Office by Columbus Hardin. contestant,
September. q. 1873. for Eis Swi4, wIs SEl,, See,
"a, TIP. 2 ~. X. u ECA.. BY John c. McKannn,
contestet In which Il Is alleged that John c. Ne.
Kama has wholly abandoued said tract OF land
for period OF more than months since making
Slid entry and next prior TO date herein ne hay-
ing failed to establish bona nde residence upon
said tract cultivate or Improve the same within
the statutory period (6 months) as required by
law and that said default has not been cured and
that said alleged ahsen0e from sid land was not
due 10 his employment I'm the Army. Navy or Ma
rine corps OF the United States as private sol
der, officer, Seaman or marine during the war
with spain or during any other war In which the
contestant Is ready 10 prove at such time and
place as may be- named by the Register and Re
ceiyer for hearing In said case and he therefore
asks 10 he allowed to prove said allegations and
that said homestead entry No. lS7lO may be de-
ciared cancelled and forfeited TO the United
States he, the contestant, paying the expense OF
said hearing.
said parties arr hereby notified TO appear, re.
spOnd and Oner evidence touching said allegation
az 10 ocloc; a. m. On June ~. 1895. before T.. +.
Kelly district court for Beaver county. Oklahoma,
or IN his absence then before ". T. Quinn depu-
O'Clock 3. Il on July, ", 1893. before the Regis
ter and Receiver at the United States Land Once
IN Woodward. Okla.
The said contestant having. I'm proper aaidav-
IL hled May ~. 1873. set forth facts which show
that after dur diligence personal service OF this
notice cannot he made. It Is hereby ordered and
directed that such notice De given by due and
DICK T. MORGAN. Register.
5-ls IS
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De.s----- % ,he Interior. tsna o1oe

q a.o-Eart uFL1 I-ra Z. 80
N...l~ - lz.feul gissu iis4f tue iolssin "a md
-t'-r 4fs "a. 4 E1I ~ ~ hiS intent on 10 a-sAs
rfll prru. In support Of bis ll4im AMI that "a VI
p-uo 49, &c uaats - or ,. q. keIly. Distrc'
arrs.Cr iu fis ais.-n.- t~iore ~. / Quinn. his
d-yiE % t@fsr - "a on July "a. i-a. git.
-t1.t. hc slal-. o. fIOiitO. %. I. h A. No
L-al. iOf tL.v IrJNBesest gltrt~r % s-Cti0n 50
Llsns1lg lsIrtu. faafs,r - b q. a.
BE Iaiissz 10 'oiloa ius ~ifiItssss 10 prove hi.
CO. .tiu.sJls gCsti.us uioH A.Id cllth aii0u ol
szaiI Llusl Viz.
Ian.-s n Sazpi aIli David e. Frunk o Tspley.
- r SlI-rlu,n frouk ami Henfy Z. Horabaugii
% irulffo. ~ 4.
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C"mmAire-s moved ihs; they ad-
iourg .eie Motion carried.
TN y oi eklAiursa. County Of
H.sver. =
| , " I-anrsion Cosniy Clerk of
tie Coouty H Beaver Do hereby certify
that thr nbuye afid fyr,l-oing : a trae
ai-d r"rr-ci rruU.t - the proceedings
uf il' iiun Huard - ouniy Coumis-
>iun-r- % sail Couniy, hsd At the spe-
eiui insriiugs heid ~ the 5th 9th and
90 Gay- Ut Iape A u. i"tj
ln Witn,s- vh-ry-Df I have hereunto
>,'t my basel aud affixed my official
-..aI thls Iu.day o. Iune. A u lsO5.
". L,Sosrpx,
county Clerk
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Woodward Olia Ma. y rp5.
Notirp Il hsrrby Eiv~n that t8e following uaH-
"a . tilrr hss Gled notire % his Intention 70 NJ ?
rnal rtrof in suppo-1 Of hls cain. and that :. ID
Tf,r1f will - meds hefars y z. keli clerS % th-
Iistrif Court for Bsaser eosulty y T.. IN bis ah-
ssIc- t~fOfe ". yuiun bis deputy IN his Ofilce
81 tsas.r q. T. OF June ~ 80. ~. p-il~ri
J. 5one. Of B.ss-r ola n No lSsJ Tor IT,
Nv Il. S-c 3 fp. y R q. p M
IT, naiss-s tLe toliou ;ig ~ltfe~g-s "a prove his
c9ftiuu0us feStiicf mo n and ctiy st On % slh ii
iani. VIZ: Far = show. nfmry A.. Garrstt.
charles u. Joir.-s al of Bsaser ~ T.. len =
ia, den. Of Boyd %. 7.
DIcs T. NORGky. Register
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CONTEST NOTICE.
Department Of tho Interior.
Unit'sd States L,fnI Office

Woodward, %, T., June J. 1875.
Contest l59l.
4 sufficient cunte-t affidavit having been filed
in this oiiicc by Norton y. Stanley. contestant,
against Homestead Eutry No. lsjar. made Dec.
18th, 1873. for the southwest quarter of section
Il, township north. range 20 Z. &. NJ, By Bsn-
iamin L. Price Con;Dstoc, In which it IL alleged
that; Entry nan has never established resi-
d.ncs on said land newer fenced or cultivated
safn" and has wholly abandoned said tract tor
NOR. than six months next preceGinS fine i.ling
OF this contest.
That said all -gcd absence from said land was
not due to his Jmploymen: in the Army. Navy
or Marine Corps OF the United States in any ca
pacIty in tins of war, and this the said conteS;
AID J. 'ady to pr'ys at Snch time and place "a
may ba namtd by thi R-s;i.,5r ami Receiver for
q h"lrins In said caid case. Said parties are
hereby nirinol to apiirnr, respond and ofer -y-
iisncc touchin said legation at 10 % clock Il.
m, ON July 81, i.0j, b,turs f. 4. Kelly. Clerk of
{ Dis ri- CDurt in u 'ayar, or in his ab-enci
before W. T. Quinn, hi~ Deputy, and that huhl
hsa sing will br htld at 10 o'clock u. m. ON Aug
~ ~. ~ g, bsfore ihc Register and Receiver a;
the Unis 4 state. Land Office in Wood ward,
OklahomG Territory.
The said cuuus ant having in proper aff-
dHvit, filed june 3, 1876, set forth facts which
sho = that after due diligence personal service
of this notice can not b. made, Il il hereby or
dsrrd and directed that such notice be given by
due and prnprr publications
G-5 T-2J DICK T. MORGAN, Register.
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Dcparturnt o, the Interior. Lnn1 omCe a!

Department. o. the Interior Lard Ofiics az
Noodwgnl, OslA.. June 1. 1893.
Noilre II herrhy given taat the following nam
ed settler hnS nled notice OF his htsntion 90 MAKE
nnal proof IN snpIou of his claim and that said
proof will lie made b. ore the Register and Ra-
ceiyer I. :. L7nd O.hce Woodward, Oklahoma on
july IN. lgH. viz:
Roy W Martin. o' reayer Oklahoma VR No,
2eilh for the Ets SEH. and NEl4, SE., see IA,
Tp, y NJ, OF r., ~, ECM.
Tie names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous psldrnce upol ana cultivation OF, said
land viz:
Charlie Brrbe. Claude NJ Mansfield. Allen
Re,dck, william y. Stafford, all OF Beaver Okla
hOmA.
DICK 7. MORGAN, Register.
6-S 7-b
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NOTICES FOR PUBLICATION
Liquor Notice

LiquOE NoIlCo
Territory of Oklahoma, Beaver County. -.
NOTICE Il hereby given that T.. l.. Young has
thus dag hled In thu office of the county clerk.
Ia and for said county of Beaver his petition
asking that license bs granted him to sell ut
retail malt spiriLpol, aud vinnus liquors on
Lat Is Block ~ Taxhoma, Okla, in township
!. range ~, ECM.. in said county and TERRITORY.
IL no protest bc filHd on or before June 10 iaB,
his fs'titon will b, granted and license issn,-i.
Wi n'-S @y hand and thr seal Of said county
hereto GtiiIcd, this 2Sih day 81 May. ig6.
!. n. LANGsroS.
G-l 6-iA Swk. Go. Clerk.
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Beaver. Okla,

tbs, Board 81 County Commissioners
met pursuant Ia adjournment. All
-DIen'ers present I'm IA btion the
'snlao,a petition ol Enarne Davis WAS
-sejsstra for the reason that there wss
Bal sunicient pieof Of residence in
4<a.rr County Mp,ion CARRIED
~ 4no--o Hae SsIr1 - DDanty
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tounty Of Beaver

June 7, 1905.
8 o'clock A. VI.
The Board OF County Commissioners
met pursuant 30 adjournment Ali
members present. The official bonds
of township uficers taken up and
the following bonds were approved /:
G. X Mil er us Township Clerk for
Hardes,y township, lie McGilarey as
Justice of Peace for Pheasant View
township, T. j. Pierson us Township
Treasurer for Ilurd"sdry township,
Ed Lindsey as Township Treasurer for
Optinla township. The following
Official Bonds wcr,. laid over for the
regular July meeting to wit; j. NJ
Turner, Road Oycrseer Logan town
ship, Il. h. Cant. Road OY.rserr Of
Benton township. J. W. Pence, Road
Oyerseer of Logan township, Alex
Ryan, Rond Oyei,eer of Logan town
ship. James Br.Gwell. Road O.ersrcr
OF Benton township.
The saloon petitions and renonstrai-
were now next in oidcrIT Giscus
siun Chairman Gresham moved that
they nal jnurt until v'eluck 4. N
June :, 1905.
~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-18
THE BRIGHAM YOUNG COLLEGE

The annual catalogue OF the Brigham
Young College Of Logan, which has re-.
Gently been issued by the Deseret News
press is crcdltable TO both the lnstltu-
ton and the publishers. The College is
one of the leading Church schools anu
last year had a total attendance of S23
pupils.
For the ensuing year additional IN.
struotors have been provided and am.
pie accommodations are assured for all
who may attend. We learn that work
Is under way on a large three-story
and basement brick building, to be de-
voted exclusively to instruction In MT.
ehanlc arts and domestic arts. There
VIII be a large forge room. carpenter
shops, and we note with pleasure that
the first course in bricklaying and mas.
onry TO be offered IN the state IS pro.
Vlded for In the curriculum. These
with additional facilities for instruction
IN sewing, dressmaklng, cooking and
other branches of domestic science
Aii"'N" VIC ilNilAulIbl second 10 none IN
the advantages which It offers to the
young men and young women OF Zion
to obtain a practical education
Complete courses in civil engineering
and kindergarten work have been es.
tablshed. The normal work Of the
Brigham Young College has long been
recognized as being OF a superior or.
der aud graduates from this depart
ment, we are told. are In demand as
teachers throughout the entire inter.
mountain region.
In addition 10 other advantages the
college gives a thorough training I'm
the principles Of the Gospel. which lie
at the foundation Of all instruction IN
the schools OF the Latter-day saints.
In point OF location and healthfulness
Of climate as well as Of moral environ
mont the Brigham Young College Is
uneNcellcd and rs prospects for the
current school year are all that can
be desired,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-18
MUST HAVE LIQUOR LICENSE.

The decision OF the Commissioner OF
internal Revenue, that manufacturers
OF patent medicines which largely
consist Of distilled liquors, must have
license as rectiGers and liquor deal
ers and that druggists and others
handling them must have a retail liquor
dealers licence, win be regarded as
Just and proper, although IL viii reduce
materially the profits on that class Of
merchandise. The patent medicine IN
dustry needs some restriction IL Is
claimed that much Of that kind OF medi-
cine is consumed entirely because It
intoxicates Many alleged curc-all rem
cdles contain poison, to which people
become addicted, by constant use, and
immense quantities are sold in prohl-
billion states, clearly IN violation Of law.
ia later years a special class Of patent
medicines has come ON the market.
Manufacturers, taking advantage OF the
common conviction that all diseases are
caused by germs, have offered various
kinds OF "germ-killers." and found
profitable market. little acid and
water sells at perhaps twenty-five times
It's actual cost. The manufacturers
may know next to nothing about germs,
ana still less about germ killers" but
they know the weakness Of the public
for just such remedies and take adj
vantage Of IT,
We say nothing against the so-called
patent medicines that are prepared by
responsible parties and have been tried
and proved valuable aids IN the fight
against disease. There are many such.
But other remedies" are absolutely
worthless, while some are really IN
furious, and the traffic in these cannot
be too severely criticized, in cases OF
sickness, when medical treatment IL
deemed necessary, It is always safer 10
consult a reputable physician. than 10
experiment without competent advice.
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the only ones who are producing the
futlre American citizen I'm any NUM-
bcr"
Unless the nature Of the moral dis
case 90 which the decline IN the BIRTH
rate is due is clearly understood no
remedy win be found While saul is
hunting "a flea IN the mountains MIS-
house is being eneompassed by des'rue-
ton.
According To the statistics Tor town.
ihe population of that state is actually
decreasing az rapid rate ON Jan J.
tHls year. Iowa had s.20la'2 lnnapl'-
auia. against 223Ls53 in 1900 showing
decrease Of d0isl In that period
Tho facts give peculiar significance
10 this statement Of the Director of the
Census
elm 1900 there WAS , band Of states
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-18
AFTER THE PEACE CONGRESS

Several strange reports are now In
circulation regarding the late peace
meeting at Portsmouth one is to the
effect that Il was brought about by the
Car himself through the German En-.
peror as his spokesman. This rumor IL
credited to no less authority than the
Emperor himself
According tn the Boston Herald.
number OF American congressman. al.
ter the interparliamentary congress IN
Brussels. visited Berlin, and had an au.
dience with the Emperor. On that oc-
oasIon It If claimed that he told Con.
gresham Barthodt that he Ohe EN-.
peror) had been asked by the Car 10
request President Roosevelt TO take tho
lead IN bringing about a peace confer.
cncp.
II Is difhcult 10 believe such report.
Even II the honor Of the Initiative IN
the peace conference belongs to the
Russian ruler the German Emperor
would not have discussed such a tonic
az time when an the world rang with
praise Of President Roosevelt for hsv-
ing stepped % at the right moment and
brought the belllgerents together. Only
Jealousy OF the prestige Of our President
could have dictated such tactless COM
duct and therefore the story certainly
has The appearance OF n canard. But
whore did fl originate
Another story is TO the effect that
the japanese envoy Komura, was de-.
tea.ed through the Jealousy and scbam.
ngs OF Marquis Ito. But for the plots
of this statesman. IL is claimed. Japan
would have obtained far more favor.
able peace terms than those now so.
cured This Is the explanation offered
by a Japanese student writing 20 the
Boston Transcript.
According 70 this authority Kanoko
who went TO- 'see President Roosevelt
when the deadlock threatened 10 he.
come menacing, is Marshal Ito's per.
ronal representative. The supposIt.on
is that the arrangement was made
through Kanollo, who interviewed our
President and Marshal Ito who had ac-
cess 90 the Emperor OF japan. over
the head OF Baron Komura, Japan's en-.
voy Marshal Ito's personal rcIl ton with
the Emperor ana with Koneko. who
was IN touch with President Roosevelt.
IL is supposed, was responsible FOR IN.
peace settlement This, the Japaues,
student says, is the real source OF
trouble, and explains why Ito may be-
stoned. and how America comes TO Doe
misunderstood by the populace."
Whatever the explanation may be,
Il is absolutely certain that the turn
OF events at Portsmouth was entirely
unexpected. II is also certain that the
people Of Japan are dissatisfied and
that they regard the Interference IN be.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-18

half Of Russia as an injustice 20 Japan
They sec IN the sympathy manifested
for Russia conspiracy against JAPAN
and they entertain toward the western
world on that account about the same
hostile sentiments they uurscd toward
Russia when that country intcrtered
and deprived them Of the fruits OF their
victory over China. II is unfortunate
that this should be so and IL IS to be
hoped that common sense and loyalty
10 the government VIII overcome this
sentiment
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A QUESTION on MALICE

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roo Mucm GRAIIrrpR.
Proyidence journal.

The gratitude OF q nation to its de-
Tenders should, Of course, ever be made
manifest, both as a principle OF justice
and as an object lesson to the world.
But the great length Of the pension
lists al a period 30 remote from the
mighty conflict which cost so many
lives, when the death rate OF the sur
viyors is increasing indicates that the
liberality OF Congress Is somewhat out
Of proportion to the deserts the needs
and, possibly, the demands Of the sur
yiylng veterans and those dependent
on them,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-18
RADICALLY WRONG,

The declining bIrthrate OF this ooun.
try, as disclosed by q recent bulletin on
vital statistics, continues a live sub.
ject Of discussion in the press. It is
shcvn that iu 1860 there were $50 chill.
dren under i've years Of age IN the
country To every 1000 women OF ma
ture age In 1900 there were but IA.
A table OF births and deaths In the
city of Pittsburg has recently been pub
lished by the city physician II covers
a period OF fourteen years and shows
a startling decrease I'm the birthrate
In 1891 the excess OF births over deaths
was 1925. The figures for this year
indicate that the excess OF births has
been wiped out and the conditions are
reversed, there being a decrease OF
twenty-three births over the death
rate.
The doctor commenting upon these
figures calls attention 10 the well
known fact that the physicians now
save fifty per cent more babies than
they did ten years ago The advance
made In science has reduced the loss
Of cases TO the minimum. Taking this
into consideration, hc says. together
with the Increase in population and
such "a decided decrease On the birth
rate. It shows that something ia radi-
cally wrong
Many remedies have beon suggested
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-18
GRArTERs EASILY pur 10 FLIGHT
Philadelphia Record,

UTTUVTUUTI TN"TITW'
There IS no coWardice Ike that Of
the CRATER when you fight him In the
open. A CRATER driven from cover and
put in a position where there ls no
chance for the exercise of the low cum
ming and fraud which are his main
chance viii Invariably run. our graft
ers have not stopped running since
that fateful day in May last when the
combine discovered Itself face 10 face
with a couple OF hundred thousand
very angry voters; and the latter will
keep the crayens on the run until the
yaWnlng prison doors having received
them, further pursuit will be unneces-
sary.