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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-16
Time Table
IN EFFECT
Dec, 4, 1904

ARRIVE. /
From ogden. Portland. Butte
san Francisco. Chicago. ST
Louis, Omaha and Denver $40 a. m.
From Ogden and intermediate
,polHNs ',''.'.,,.s,,.,....,,,, am.
From Ogden, Cache Valley, and
intermediate points ...,.,,,...,, ii:65 a. IN.
From Ogden, Chicago, ST. Louis,
Kansas City. Omaha, Denver,
and San Francisco ..,...,.. t:4 d. m.
From Ogden, Cache Valley,
~, Anthony Portland and San
francisco .,,,,,,, .........,. 7:t0 .. IN.
DEPART.
For Ogden, Omaha, Chicago,
Denver, Kansas City and 81.
Louis ,....,...,.... ...,....... 100 q. m,
For Ogden Portland ST. An
thony, San Francisco and In
termedlate points ,., ...... l0:0a.m.
For Ogden, Omaha Chicago.
Denver Kansas city st Louis
and San Francisco .......,.,,,.. l;l0 u. m
For Ogden Cache Valley. Dem
yer, Kansas City. Omaha, 81.
Louis and Chicago ........,.,., .B,6 IN
For Ogden, Cache Valley, Butte,
Helena, Portland, San Fran
Cisco and intermediate points. .i1i45 D. m.
7, N. SCHUMACHER, Traf Mgr.
y, u. hurley, G.. p. ct A
u. 4. SPENCER. a. O. & I. A.
City Ticket Office 20l, Main Street.
Telephone 80
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WEATHER REPORT

Record at the local office OF the weather
bureau for the "a hours ending at a. m.
today:
barometer reading at 8 a. m, &T
inches. temperature at a. m. 10 de-
grees; maximum IS; minimum 81, mean,
As which Ia degrees above normal
Excess OF the daily mean temperature
since the first Of the month 1877 degrees
Excess OF daily mean temperature since
Jan. ! Is degrees
Precipitation since the FIRST Of the
month OS inch, which is sc inch below
Deficiency in precipitation since Jan. 1,
liz inch.
FORECASTS TILL p. NJ. FRIDAY.
Local forecast for Salt Lake City and
cloudy tonight and Friday with local
For Utah; forecast taken at Denver,
Cloudy tonight and Friday, with local
rain.
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday local
snow south portion tonight
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The barometer is highest over the upper
Mississippi valley, lake region and east,
ern states and lowest over the central
and northern plateau.
Precipitation occurred over portions Of
the Pacific and southern Atlantic states
southern plateau. middle Rocky mountain
slope, Missouri and upper Mississippi val
lev, and upper lake region. IL was rain
ing this morning at Modena, Portland
Phoenix, Los Angeles, North l'latte, Ok
lahoma, Jacksonville ami Charleston; and
showing at Denver
Moderate temperature was reported IN
ali sections No zero temperature was re-
h. j. HYATT
Local Forecaster.
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Events at Ascot.

Los Angeles Cal. March l5,--Ascot re-
suits "a
First race one mile M Reina won,
--laila
Second race, six furlongs--Bronze King
won, Sportsman second, Cloverton third.
Time--lli.
Third race, four furongs- Silver Sue
won, Search Me second Prince Of Coins
third Time asa.
Fourth race, seven furlongs-Lustlg
won. Ralph Young second, Atlantico
third Timo-i:21
Flfth race Brooks course--Watercure
won, lnvlctus second. lras third Time.
205lz
sixth race. six furlongs- Lindarose won,
Lrene second, Swift Quen third, Time
l.l5
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Nervousness.
HEAD Ny Ofer--l Full Dollars Worth Of NV
Remedy free 10 Try Without Deposit,
rRIsk, or Promise to Pay,

nervousness, tretfulness. restlessess
ssssv g irrliabillty-all are the out
Tsla ,hRns VI inward nerve disturbance.
NV leult Is not with the nerves which
M you Warning-'not with the nerves
%S",ttI enable you TO feel TO walk TO talk
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" automatic power neryes-these ara
t re nerves that work wears out and worS
" brefks down, "''
nave not room here TO explain how
49, TENDER, tiny nerves control and on.
WW we stomach, the heart the kidnevs
ovsImg TOW excuses aud strains and
fstWs qggence destroy their delicate A.
vea,ps.o" through a bond Of sympathy.
each ~ " one center Is conveyed to
s sas sane bond Of sympathy ppo.
49, ne outward signs OF nervous
Is~ which ehould warn us OF the trou,
hw ",ttnlu' ! have not room TO explain
Itrens,Hee nerves may be reached ana
SS ,k1hened and vitallzed and made Vel
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nov known by drusgIsts n,py,
ne, ro ~ Dr, Shops Restorative, I hayo
IN ra,vVil 70 explain how This remedy
70 All ni'"sS og the cause puts a certain and
outward 'us or nervousness, Inward and
hesS siesnloclualng fretfulness, restless
thes. ,s,,llessneas, lrrtabillty All On
boop 'hlngs are fully expiained IN az
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want Book on Rheumatism
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Most merchants are trying
to get too much for their
goods; we d rather get less,
and get it.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

J.. T. weatherhogg OF Hoag, Neb,, Is
anxious 70 ascertain the whereabouts OF
the children or grandchildren OF Michael
Steers who left NauVoo, ILL.,, for Utah
In early days, Mrs. Steers name was
Sophia Rail before marriage, and she and
nor husband were born about 1904,
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100 YOU REMEMeERD
80 PER CENT

Of the readers OF the semi-WeelsIy
News are Farmers, Stockmen and
Ranchers, Advertisers desiring to
reach this class OF buyers. can find no
paper In the West that viii serve their
needs so welt
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CRYSTALS WIN ANOTHER.
Defeated the Crahbe Team in CONNER.
einl League Games Last Night.

The crystals and the Crabbe teams me
cial league series. and at the conclusion
of the contest II was found that the
Crystals now lead in the contests. The
scores follow.
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Chnnnnlon Defeated.

New York, March l5.--Tom jenkins de-
feated FRANC Gotch In their wrestling
bout here tonight The contest was
catch -as-catch-Cau jenkins won the
first and third falls Gotch the second
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T0BAY'S TEMPERATURE.

YESTERDAYS RECORD.
Higest .....,...st'''.'''''.'s'
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-08-18
THE CITY COUNCIL.

WHY should St Johns continue
TO be joke' How much longer
will the members of the city council
put up with humor that lacks both
sense and sharpness DO not the
members, each and every one,
realize that their constituents are
vehcmently demanding efficient
legislation
There are differences in the
council body: all are aware of that
That differences should exist Is no
surprise but that they should con
tinuc to multiply aud thrive till
their banciul effects are sorcly felt
by all business interests is a matter
of surprise and regret The council
is not composed Of fools the mem
befs are intelligent above the
average: hut they have let stub
bornness get the better Of their
Judgment
Tux REVIEW has no axe To
grind no private ends To subscrve:
no enemies To scorch. Tux RE.
viEw stands for greater ST. Johns;
for what is just and right II
believes with the majori,y-insofar
tha, il urges and demands tha, the
council yet togc,hcr-and at once.
The longer the delay in settling the
differences existing the more diff
cult the union. Put away childish
things and so at the work OF
renovation with u vim.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-08-18
NAV I,c Engineer.

J. Henry Smith, contemplating an
extended trip TO Texas, has practic.
ally resigned from his position a.
city engineer Of 81. Johns. When
he and Mrs. Smith leave here the
city will temporarily lose two splen.
did citizcns-and all will hope for
their return.
The office of city engineer will
then be vacan, aud the position has
been offered TO ". W. Goodrich, a
ST. Johns resident, fully qualified in
every way to fill the position Mr..
Goodrich has an enviable record.
aud has been connected with several
Of the larges, railroads in the coun-
try as consulting engineer.
AT the present time Mr.. Goodrich
is holding the matter under advise
ment. II he decides that he can
accept the position without detri-
ment to his other business there is
no doubt he will do so.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-08-18
SEWERS NOT EXPENSIVE.

III the people Of St. Johns will
carefully consider the sewer propo-
sition to he submitted To some
sections of the city il will be found
a very inexpensive matter as a
whole.
81. Johns is so situated tina, there
will be required no deep excavating
for sewer draining the area from
the schoolhousc To Tacoma street
between Jersey aud the river: hence
the cost Of the main sewer and its
laterals need not bc high.
"A mistaken idea exists in the
minds of many regarding paying
ior such an improvemcnt-they he
licving that the expense Of service
is charged, as IN street improve
men,, TO the abutting property. To
an extent this Is true: yet the ex.
pcnse OF the main sewer aud the
cost OF all connecting pipes is
averaged and the cost Is divided by
the number of surface feet drained.
Hence, those who resided on the
street where the main sewer pipe
runs would he charged no more than
they whose property abutted on a
small pipe,
Under the Bancroft act any city
or town IN Oregon may easily accu-
mula,e sewer system at a moderate
cost We believe, personally, that
a good sewer system can he installed
in the district above mentioned for
a cost So small that thee mills per
square foot OF ground drained will
pay the full bill, This means about
s7. So for lot 2SxIoo; and there is
no property owner who could afford |
10 Turn down So great an improve
nent at 81 small an expense.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-08-18
IN TIE NECK.

PENDl.EToN is getting a dos,
Of reciprocity which was not down
IN the bills. Farmers who trade in
that city urged that all saloons he
closed on Sunday thing decidedly
proper IN every sense of the word.
This was done-and well done.
The saloon men. in a retaliatory
mood, insisted that every store in
town he closed. They went SO far
as to solicit the aid of the district
attorney and finally the ordinance
passed, This fixed il SO that the
suburban patronage could get moth
ing on a Sunday when in town aud
caused much bother for the farm
ers. The idea OF the saloon men
Was to make Sunday closing so
obnoxious that the farmers would
urge a repeal of both laws.
But the saloon men and the mer-
chants figured without any basis.
The farmers came together, put in
some cash and some influence and
formed union. They are now
building general store OF ample
size to handle enough stock to
supply them all aud they will CON
inet II on cooperative lines They
will cut out the Pendleton patron.
'ge and the concurrent profits
snd the whole city is now sore at
he city council.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-08-18
Loved Ills Mother.
JAMRs ALLEN,
Boston Bakery.

\ pathetic incident was added TO
the awful tragedy of the drowning
OF Erich ii, Bigelow in the slough
south OF the shingie mill on the 9th
inst. When the body was taken
from the water a little gold chain
was found around the neck, attached
To which was a locket containing
portrait of the lads mother. Just
before taking the fatal plunge the
boy remarked to a comrade that his
mother had put it around his neck
just before She died, and that he had
promised her he would wear il as
long as he lived. Little did he think
that IN few minutes he would have
fulfilled the promise To his dead pa
rent, Young Bigelow was to have re-
ceived a large amount of money
when he had reached his majority.
His parents died in the east a short
time ago, and he began roaming
around the country. Ii is said he |
had relatives in Washington.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-08-18
Fine Brick.

The kiln of one hundred and
thirty thousand brick that was fired
a couple of weeks ago was opened
Monday evening-and the result is
a lot Of the finest brick that can be
produced in Oregon. Another kiln
was started the last of this week and
will take about ten days to burn.
The new stiff mud machine has
been set up and is in working order,
power being furnished by an electric
motor and dynamo, instead of the
steam engine that was used at first.
Nearly twenty are employed at
the yards all Of the time and they
put out about twenty thousand brick
a day. Dry sheds will be installed
very soon so that work can be car
ried on during the wet weather.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-08-18
WILL HAVE GAS.
II Promises Realize a Gas Plant
Will Come Here.

II the present ideas can he put
into active force 81. Johns will have
plant producing gas and il is
promised that the same shall be sold
10 the consumer at a rate of 7Sc or
less per 1000 cubic feet, This, in
itself, will be a good advertisement
for the city OF ST. Johns,
The company comes here 10
handle tar and several other ma
terials, the production OF gas being
a bi-product, This is why the gas
will be sold at so low a price: vet
even at the figure named there will
will be fair profit in its produc-
ton. The company asks no big
bonus, so far as is known, but will,
of course, require a franchise to lay
pipes to supply the town with light
and fuel.
A plant OF this sort would prove
a very popular thing for St. Johns.
IL would have tendency To draw
other small industries-and il is
better for any community To have
ten industries each employing ten
men than to have but one industry
with one hundred men.
Details have not yet been COM
pleted-but will be published as
soon as in shape.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-08-18
NOT A CROUCH.

IN reading the article in this
weeks issue of THg REVIEW re-
garding the proposition of the
Oregon Sienna Paint Company IL
must not be understood that this
paper has pulled its little hammer
for the purpose of knocking any
enterprise. II is of no Use TO chase
rainbows when considering any
proposition. one must place himself,
not where he would be, but where
he really is-and meet conditions
face to face.
As the amount of the required
bonus is the more considered less
probable seems the securing of the
amount of cash necessary. and there
is no need Of tickling ones antici-
patton with the feather of glee at
any proposed new industry: the
better method is to roll up one $
sleeves, spit OH the hands, yell
Now a-a-a-ll togetherP' and pull
IL in.
The paint company is anxious to
get a good location-and St. Johns
would like it. St. Johns has adj
vantages which will be difficult for
this company to duplicate elsewhere
and the company realizes this
point. But the required site would
cost the people here about $4,000.
Even with the ensmalled site the
cost would be fully S2ooo-and
there is not sufficient number Of
people interested in the matter to
put up this amount without a hard
ship.
Careful investigation shows that
while this city would he much
pleased to secure this plant as pro.
posed no one can determine where
a return of the $1,000 could be Sc
cured to the people. II would
mean, Of course, the erection of a
$4,000 plant with other concurrent
expenditures, and the incoming OF
several families yet, even with this
incacasc, the money would be diff.
cult 10 secure as a gift.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-08-18
Bought ST. Johns Property

f. G. Powers, who recently sold
his mercantile business in Tangent,
lett today for ST, Johns, whsre he
Will be joined by his family next
week, and reside, Mr.. Powers has
bought a acre tract at ST, Johns for
$500, 1t has good house, barn
and some good fruit trees. Mr..
Powers intends to make a specialty
OF poultry and eggs for the market.
lie believes there is fine prospect
tor 81. Johns. Mr.. Powers was
once in business in Albany, going
from here TO Lebanon and thence 10
rangent.-Albany Democrat.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-08-18
SOMETHING WRONG.

UNLESS all signs are incorrect
there must he something radically
rotten In the deal regarding the sale
Of the $1,000 OF municipal bond,
recently issued 10y the city of 81.
Johns.
Many attorneys IN no manner
interested Ia the welfare of ST.
Johns have. upon examination ol
the bonds. pronounced them in
every way legal aud legitimate: bu,
when It came to having an expert
examination gross error seemed
to he discovered in the way in
which the call read
There seems Ia be a wide dis
crepancy ~ Ia what constitutes a
..,f.slic utility" and II is upon this
wedge that opinions split, One
firms experts declare that a public
utility is merely some investment
hy the city OF town which will
return a direct financial revenue to
the municipality; and with a de
clsion like that what can a city like
81, Johns do'
The section of the charter under
which these bonds were authorized
allows the city of ST. Johns To
create an Indebtedness for any
public utility. BY public utility L,
was understood that a city hall aud
It's proper site, fire apparatus for
the protection of property, and the
erection of a public dock were all
public utilities. While the city was
not 10 receive direct financial
return by this expenditure the out
lay was ielt to be justified because
indirectly the city of ST. Johns was
To be greatly benefited
As one lawyer, well-htted To give
an opinion IN the matter, remarked:
III the protection Of the property
of ST. Johns people is not a public
utility, II the erection of a city hall
is not public utility. il the cree.
tion ot public dock where all
passing vessels have the right to
stop and load OF unload merchan,
disc is not public utility. il, as
say, these are not public utilities,
redounding To the benefit and COM
fort and progress of the people and
the city, then what in the name OF
heaven is public u,iliyl"
The people OF 81, Johns, without
regard 10 any factional feeling,
turned and voted almost unani-
for this issue of bonds.
They felt that the contemplated
expenditure oi money To be re-
,eived from the sale was a absolute
necessity; and with an assessed
OF 81 ,sSo,o behind the
mere plttanoe OF $40, 900 the citizens |
md taxpayers felt they were justi,
led in this expenditure for the /
public good,
And the people were right.
Their intentions were OF the best.
10 effort was ever contemplated 10 |
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-08-18

Mrs, T.. j. Eastman aud son, Of Tum
water. and Mrs. ). g Munhy, of Olympia
arr visiting their sister Mrs, G, )
Manning.
MIR. and Mrs. J, 4. Manning, of Olym.
pia, are visiting their daughter. Mrs. q,
), Manning, this week. and also taking
in the fair.
Frank Williams, state commissioner of
Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition.
and ). A. iiewling, emignnt aud land
agent Tor the Illinois Central aud Nazo
aud Mississippi Valley railroads. were in
town Tor short time Tuesday.
MIR, and Mrs. NJ. ;. Rowland have
recently received word fnom their son,
Claude, who is IN New Orleans, stating
that owing tn the strict quarantine now
in force he cannot get home To- ST Iohns
tor some time lie is hand-master
there.
Workmen finished working ON the
Jersey street car track Thursday morning.
The track has been moved To the center
of the street and lowered To grade, and,
with the new wide rails Jersey street
makes one of the best pieces of track ON
the road,
A. N LAWS, Win uls NNS anu Snllt-
ren, is at the home of HI. BLACK, ST.
Johns. The party came from Ogden,
Utah, where MIR, Davis has been long
connected with the oregon Short Line
railway-and they are seeking new
location.
Services At the Evangelical chunh
next Sunday morning at eleven o'clock
and in the evening at eight. Mrs. Clara
Tiffany, ot Rochester, New Work, will
speak in the morning and she no doubt
will he treat Ia all who Improve the
opportunity 10 hear her.
Fred Valentine has been entertaining
ior the past week his brother, ". A.
from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. |
The two have not met for eighteen years
and are non making up Tor lost time. I
They have been ON the go Just about
every hour in the twenty-ionr in each /
DAY,
Az the regular mevting last TUESDAY .
nigh, the United Artisans initiated seven.
Ieen new members. This brings the
membership of the ST. Johns Assembly
10 hny. After the rvgular order OF
business Mas transacted the members /
ndalged in sandy treat given by Dr.
plnistesi, supreme medical examiner.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-08-18
Narrowly Escapes Drowning.

Melvin Hanks narrowly escaped
drowning last Tuesday morning, at
the ferry landing. He was sitting
on a plank fishing and lost his
balance and fell Into the river. His
father happened to be near and
rescued him after he had gone
under once and was about to go
under second time. Melvin is
nine years old.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-08-18
Meant 10 sign II.

{. ID. Edwards, VIII has returned
from his lumber.buying trip, has
stated to Mayor King that he re-
grets the annoyance caused by the
non-signing of his resignation, 1t
was his intention, so Mr.. Edwards
declares, to have signed the docu.
ment before mailing i,-and much
regrets not having done so.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-08-18
Held Conference.

The Me,hodists held the last
quarterly conference of this year al
the church Sunday evening. DR.,
Schwartz was present and acted as
presiding elder at the Love Feast.
The regular annual conference
VIII be held September ao-when
Rev, l., +, Rothwell, the presiding
elder for East Portland district, will
he present. Mr.. Schwartz expects
to sail for Japan in two weeks to
engage IN missionary work there.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-08-18
Has Removed.

The Title Guarantee and Trust
Company has removed its offices in
Portland to Second street. corner Of
Washington, where /, has splendid
and imposing headquarters, This
concern is very large one aud the
removal was made necessary by its
rapidly increasing business.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-08-18
Extract From Ordinance.

Section mo animals men
toned in this section shall be
allowed to go upon or stand upon
any sidewalk or park in the City OF
St. Johns; no animals shall be
staked or fastened OH uninclosed
grounds in such a manner that such
animal can reach the sidewalks
bordering on such grounds"
We reprint this portion of the
ordinanc. in order that some owners
of cows and other live stock may
not ignorantly disobey the law.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-08-18

invalida,e this issue Of bonds--nor
would there he any failure 10 pay
both in,ercs, and principal when
due
That there must be some firm
dealing in securities that would
cons,ruc a public utility as have
many wcll.postcd attorneys there is
no doubt the trouble will lie, how
ever. To find the firm.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-08-18
Recommends Him.

ST JOINS, JuLy ~. 1908.
had a set OF teeth made bv DR..
w L, Slatten and can conscien-
tiously say they give me entire
satisfaction and would cheerfully
recommend DIR. Slatten to anyone
wishing work OF this kind. DIR.
Sla,,en Is in the Central hotel, over
the postoiiice.
JAMRs ALLEN,
Boston Bakery.