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The San Francisco call., 1905-06-24
ANSWERS TO QUERIES.

MANGE-Subscriber, Livermore, Cal.
II you have. a dog that Is troubled with
the mango and you care anything for the
animal, go to a drug store and the pro-
prietor will furnish you one .of the dog
remedies that will cure the animal. You
will find that less trouble and expense
than making up preparations from news
paper recipes.
A LETTERS. A. B., City. The use of
"My dear Mr.. Brown" at the beginning
of a letter is an evidence that the writer
is more intimate with the.party addressed
than If he wrote Dear Mr.. Brown In
a letter, the word dear should never
be used except the writer is sincere and
really believes that the party addressed
is highly esteemed, highly valued, greatly
beloved, or precious. Dear" and my
dear" are frequently used by writers to
utter strangers, and is in that sense abb
surd.
EUCHRE = Subscriber, Salsig, Cal.
Hoyle uses the word assist in his de-
scription of the game of euchre, and de-
fines it as follows: "Assist-If, when
your partner deals, and the eldest hand
passes, you know by your hand alone, or
by comparing It with the deck hand.
that you can make three tricks. you may
say to him, I assist This is equivalent
to ordering up the trump into his hand.
for thereupon he discards his poorest
card, and the trump card is his to play
when he needs it,
PRESERVING EGGS-C. S., Center
vile, Cal. There are many methods Of
preserving eggs, and each method Is
claimed to be the very best. The follow
ing gives an idea Of the simple methods
Of preserving eggs: when newly laid,
eggs are almost perfectly full, but the
shells are porous, and the watery portion
of their contents begins to evaporate
through the pores the moment they are
exposed to the air, SO that the eggs be-
come lighter every day. To preserve the
interior of the egg in it's natural state
1t is necessary to seal up the pores of the
shell air tight. This may be done by dip
ping the eggs in melted suet or olive oil
or milk of lime or a solution of gum
arabic or covering them with any air
proof varnish. In other words anything
that will exclude the air from the in
terror of the shell will preserve the egg.
IT eggs are treated as above they should
be packed in bran. OATS meal, salt, sifted
ashes or charcoal powder.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-24
TERRIBLEl /

'My!" exclaimed the good old soul,
looking up from her paper, ''these college
games are getting to be horribly rough"
What's the matter now?" asked her
husband.
Here's report in the paper about
Harvard man beating all his rivals
with the hammer. r."-Philadelphia Press.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-24
DRESSMAKING.

My mother buys a piece OF cloth
To make gown for me.
She cuts It up In little bits.
Though why cannot see!
She cuts 1t all In little bits,
And then with might and main.
She sews, and sews, and sews,
And sews It up again,
Youths Companion.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-24

HE rtwa suit takes to itself
mounmerick embroidery that from
is
o The
excellent
the
Of
one suit as for mornn = -
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-24

Special information supplied daily to
business houses and public men by the
Press Clipping Bureau (Allens). 80 Cali
fornia street. Telephone Main 1042.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-24

Queen Margherita Of Italy, widow of
King Humbert, is one of the few royal
personages of Europe who sympathize
with Japan.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-24

Townsend's Gala. Glace Fruits, In ar
tistfc f1re-etched boxes. New store now
open. 767 Market street.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-24
AS OTHERS SEE US.

n ABA BHARATI who president
Peace Congress 1904 and who has written book
called Krishna History OF the Universe contributes
article Public Opinion which very his
OF American and Western civilization The paper put
query What Can the East Teach the West and while the
holds that beeed brain OF the Westerner the
subtetes OF the Orient higher mentality he endeavors
Tighten little He deems be mainly materialss thinks
that while physical things make impression
OF the moral and intellectual does influence The thing
strikes material manifestation of power Togo has
the West Oriental power by just such needed hard physical
these stern physical Baba Bhaat starting
which suggest the West that there may other
surprising but demonstrable dull Western
hgence the physical blow.
This Eastern scholar magnes West as putting the cues
ton rs notion of superiority falacy
after al He the light of his training having
the nfeiorty of lacking high ideals We people
material gain and pleasure He says the American
home shows this rather prevalent of high ideals in
home making He thinks scientists the of t-hey
are teaching matealsm He believes going the gait
commerciasm and physical grandeur which will climb
height and fa history has told of such like the
past He regards the moral of church
and he informs that souls
OF Asacs regarded by those they call
Jokes being studously kept that if
Christian be that Christian average Hindu or Chinese
japanese is a born Christian"
So much for faults AS for remedies what the East can
teach the West to develop conscience To do this adopt
harmony the daily practice concentration
upon the basic principle life This cannot be induced
without the conviction that life sprung love- We are to
study the Vedas and learn that whole robbinp
life He proceeds explain that Oriental philosophy which West
cannot accept namely progress by the individual through
the experiences OF repeated ncarnatons stage pec
ton reached and merged the absolute He closest
Western comprehension when he his philosophy this
that the faherhood of God brotherhood of not
of all the reminds us that to the
muas of daily conduct he through faith and
force of mind which the Westerner well might envy
pneniary It would
be well for Ohio build penitentes The bankers per-
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-24

What Russia needs badly this time strong broad
minded with wholesome ideas OF justice to sit the
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-24

dispatch "Psbug admier Togo has sent him
of srogics" mireri- II Yor Herald
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-24

booked pneniary 1t would
well Ohio build The
monopoize nituton-Kan-
City Journal
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-24

Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Hunter voorhies
have returned from Harbin Springs.
where a few weeks were pleasantly
spent. Mrs. Voorhies is already plan
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-24

Among the visitors at Del Monte Is
Mrs. Lester Herrick.
The Coconino sun., 1905-01-14

building will soon go down William Whaley's residence was washed away and crushed against the mountain side. l he family left the house few hours before. The mans of the water cor : pany have been washed away. The shannon plant was compelled to shut down. The Arizona Copper company drew the fire from the furnaces last night in anticipation of the flood. he Era printing office is submei ged in water three or four feet, aud the off cials of the Arizona Copper Company have abandoned their residences in that vicinity.
 The Coronado railroad is entirely washed out from the mines to Clifton, and it will probably be some weeks before the companies resume work in their plants, as their ore supply will be cut of until the road can again be put in operation.
 The Arizona Copper company will he the heaviest loser, as it owns the railroad to the mines and also the A. & N. N. railroad, which has lost three bridges between clifton and Duncan. At 4 D. III. the river was at standstill, and it is thought the worst is over.
The Coconino sun., 1905-01-14
Rangers Praised.

The rangers in this city have re- ceived communication from Phoenix setting forth the action recently taken by the Cattlemen's association of co- conino county. The stock owners give great praise to the rangers for their good work in clearing out the rustlers, who for years have made the cattlemen trouble and caused enormous loss The association asks that the force be increased and that more rangers be detailed to Coconino county. Doug las American.
The Coconino sun., 1905-01-14
CLIFTON FLOOD.
Chase Creek and Rio San Francisco Brins
 down Flood which Damages Property

A correspondent of the Phoenix Republican under date of January 10 says.
 At o'clock this morning heavy rain occurred, which brought down the snow from the mountains, and soon Chase Creek and the San Francisco river were raging torrents. The Chase Creek flood was the first to cause dam age, but how much is not yet known. All the foot bridges, the county bridge and the railroad bridge have been washed away. As your correspondent is in the hills addition, he is cut of from all communication with the main part of the town and Chase Creek. It is thought, however, that no lives have been lost.
 The new school house at South Cliff ton is a complete wreck; two of the walls have already fallen The entire
The Coconino sun., 1905-01-14

should contribute to his welfare. The first man who came out was District Attorney Ellinwood, and to him he told his tale of woe. Now Ellinwood generally gives up to deserving per son, but in this fellow he recognized a chap who hit him at Ash Fork few days ago as he was going to Flagstaff, the same chap with the same tale of woe, wanted another meal. Ellinwood put Charley Healey, deputy sheriff there, onto him, and he was ordered to move on. Yesterday morning when again importuned to contribute, Ellin- woods eyes flashed fire, and looking about he espied the constable, to whom he turned over the chap with the remark to lock him up and he would make a complaint, which he did, and Justice Talbot gave the lad ten days in the county jail.
The Coconino sun., 1905-01-14
Weatr.- for the Week.

The following data for the week end ing January 18th is furnished by Ob- server A. F. Hackett, in charge of the local station of the weather bureau:
 The mean temperature of the week was 30 5 degrees above the normal and ? l degrees higher than the mean for the same period last year. The high est temperature during the week was 5l degrees, on the 7th, and the lowest,
The Coconino sun., 1905-01-14
Found . Cure for Indlses,lon.

l use Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets for indigestion and find that they suit my case better than any dyspepsia remedy 1 have ever tried and have used many different reme- dies. am nearly fifty years of age and have suffered great deal from indigestion. can eat almost anything 1 want to now. -GGo w. EMORY Rock, Mills, Ala. For sale by all druggists.
The Coconino sun., 1905-01-14
Thought tiiinw pod Easy.

Martin Hines, a very healthy hobo, had curious experience yesterday. He stationed himself in front of the Hotel Burke, determined that some one
The Coconino sun., 1905-01-14

Hon. Solomon Luna passed through the city Tuesday morning en route home from the Navajo Springs, Ari- zona, where he had been to turn over to Foy & Stericker, of Sycamore, Ill.,, l5,000 fine wethers and to see that they were properly loaded into cars for shipment to Illinois. This sale was made by Louis Trauer, who is one of the most successful sheep commission merchants in the southwest, and he was with MT. Luna. Mir. Trauer says the sheep were in the very best of con- dition, showing that they had fared we'll on the ranges of New Mexico and Arizona Gallup Republican.
 Mir. Wm. s. Crane, of California, Md, suffered for years from rheuma- tism and lumbago. He was finally ad- vised to try Chamberlain's Pain Balm, which he did and it effected complete cure. For sale by all druggists
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-07
DISFELLOwSHIPPED.
Frank ], Cannon Disfsllowshipped from
The Church Of Jesus Christ Of Lat.
tsr-day Saints.

Action has been taken in the Bish-
ops ecclesiastical court of the Fifth
ward, ogden city, IN tho case Of Frank
j. Cannon, accused OF unchrlstianllke
conduct and apostasy on complaint Of
william G.. RaclSham. The trial having
been conducted according to the rules
Of the Church Of Jesus Christ OF Lat
ter-day Saints and the accused having
answered in person ana by letter, the
following decision was rendered and
forwarded to the accused. II makes
It's own explanation
The decision OF the Bishops court Of
the Fifth ward. Ogden city. OF the We
Der stake of Zion. IS That the charges
preferred against Elder Frank j. Can
non by Elder William q. Rackham are
fully sustained by the evidence and
by his own statements and admissions,
that he be and is hereby dlsfellowship-
ped from the Church OF Jesus Christ
OF Latter-day Saints for unchristian-
like conduct and apostasy and that his
OF the Weber stake OF Zion for further
action. JOHN WATSON.
Bishop.
HEBER II, THOMAS,
First Counselor.
GEORGE w. LARKIN,
High Priest, Acting as Second Coun-
ogden, Utah, March I. 1905.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-07
Receiver for Schettler's Bank Files
Petition for Remuneration for
Services Rendered.
ON THE BASIS OF SIS Per DIEM.
Asks But 0ne Half the Usual Amount
Charged by Petitioner for
Similar Service.

II. r, Anderson, receiver for the de-
funct bank OF Il. II. Sohettler, today
filed n petition In the district court,
asking that his bill for services render
ed as receiver be examined and allow
ed, and that the same be made a lien
upon the property now In his hands.
The document recounts the items Of
service performed by the petitioner
from the day OF his appointment on the
18th day OF October, 1904, to March T.
1905, and remuneration is asked for l16
days at 81 per day this sum being but
one-half the usual amount charged by
petitioner for like service; the reduction
being made on account Of peculiar cir
stances In the case An additional
50 was asked for legal services obtain
ed before the appointment OF regular
counsel total OF $685..
II Is also asked in the petition that
the services OF Zane & stringfellow,
counsel for the receiver, be allowed in
the sum OF $500, part Of this amount
S2OO-belng regular attorneys fees, and
the remainder being for the preparation
ana Ming OF suits against Mary Nor
gan schettler, ct AL to set aside certain
deeds executed by b. II. Schettler
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-07
LATE LOCALS.

The regular monthly meeting of the
state board Of land commissioners Is
being held today,
Gov. Cutler has invited his star to
accompany him IN full uniform. this
evening, to witness Mother Goose,
The Salt Lake Bohemian club Will
give It's first annual ball on the even
ing Of the 18th inst. IN Christensen's
hall
The Ladies' Ala society OF the First
Baptist church will meet with Mrs. G.
o. Harris, 27S east First South street,
on Thursday, at $3.50 p. M
During this afternoons regular call
OF the Mining Exchange, the only
business transacted was the sale OF 200
shares OF New York Bonanza at AN
cents,
Supt. OF Schools Christensen has ar
ranged for Judge w. Ii. King 10 de-
liver an address at q meeting OF the
principals Of the city schools In the near
future.
The city has been covered by the
directory census takers, and the work
Of arrangement and classification now
begins. The directory will be out next
month.
The committee on teachers and school
work Of the board OF education viii
hold meeting tonight at o'clock be-
fore the regular monthly board meeting
which Is scheduled for 1880 o'clock
State supt OF Schools Nelson re-
turned today from Milwaukee, where
he attended the sessions OF the depart
ment OF superlntendence OF the Nation
al Educational association.
Five cases OF measles and one OF
smallpox were reported 20 the board Of
health today, The smallpox case Is
that Of Jennie letters, aged H. residing
at 1903 east Seventh South street.
There will be an entertainment in the
Thirteenth ward Westinghouse next
Tuesday evening In honor OF Franklin
b. Plat, Jr,, who leaves the follow
ing Wednesday for the California mis-
sion.
The Duff Concert company left this
noon for ogden where II VIII give
concert this evening. Or, Dufft re-
sponde1 last evening, 20 one encore
with Ut Is Enough" from the ora
torio OF Elijah" which he sang at
the earnest request Of Mr. worthing-
ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-07
UTAH ACTRESS
BADLY BURNED
Painful Experience Of Miss VI.
tory Bateman at Edwards.
vile, Illinois
GAME NEAR UNTO DEATH,
w''l be Remembered by Man, Sal,
l'kers for Her Excellent Work a,
An Actress at the Grand

Edwardsville. ILL.,. MaroA
Bateman the well knSVn ,,-Victory
badly though not serloustv hu.uSs was
unexplained fire In her room i key oy an
lanu motel here During The Al, we Le,
complained Of not feeling UeI' we bad
Ieured 70 her room a messehgerra had
eep az ,he door found the bed cIoibosW no
nIe hiiu gave the alarm The isWn on
and others rushed TO the rn,re e landlord
ceoded In resculng the woman , aI,a soc-
hculty, but not before she bad WIN Off
90 about the lower limbs Mis- ' W ourn'
mad been lying In bed With ber "aHinan
ppm, ana he bottom n her skirt , ~
IDENTIFY felt the ere burning S er nad eyi.
had attempted TO escape. as "bos and
round lying unconscious ON tbe a. was
snort distance from the bed. nhn,ssgilr a
found that Miss Batoman Wa Sscal
about the legs from foot 10 kree Ivy. turned
hands were scared. She had lnbaisd4 er
great deal OF smoke and ala not 1 na.vu
consciousness for considerabie tl,, arec}9yer
the fire originated Miss Bateman u.s. now
able to state, and II Is not known iss un-
one else, as she was alone I'm the my
The Salt Lake friends OF Miss pa,
man VIII learn with sorrow of tbo ~ ss
cident that has befalen her TN IN,
old stock days at the Grand tbeato. ~
This city no woman member on snv ~
The companies which succeeded one an VI
other there, was more popular re-,
MISS Bateman. As an emotional no.
tress she ranked far above the AVERAGE
and her appearance on the STAG rn,
invariably the signal for "a warm snA
enthusiastic welcome. '"1
When finally the last Of the stock or.
CARNATIONS went TO pieces Miss pa,s.
man, with some Of her professional ne.
soclates, made her way 10 New YorL
That mecca OF all American actors ana
actresses. 1t Will be remembered thai
she colloraborated with Miss Ada Pal.
terson, a former Salt Lake newspanar
woman, In writing the popular book
AZ the Stage Door, OF all the friend.
ships possessed by Miss Bateman her
own was the least tangible and stead.
fast, Generally her friends were truer n
her than she was to herself A grea,
part Of the time her lines ala moi law
In pleasant places. Once she was ana
to command an excellent salary. WIN
the certainty OF constant employment
But like many another artist in her Ina
she experienced the ups and downs q,
lie with greater pain and longer en-.
uurance IN the latter than pleasure In
the former.
Recently she has been Obliged 10 DO
chorus work, or play parts Of second.
airy importance instead Of essaylng
strong leads as In oden days Salt Lake
friends were under the impression that
she was In New York at the present
time. Just what she wa doing in I'M.
nols when the accident occurred Is mol
known here. The sincere hope OF All
acquaintances Is that the gifted artist
may speedily recover and again esab.
lish herself on the same plane she once
stood with 30 much trength and prom.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-07
COURT NOTES.

Judge Lewis has DISMISSED the dam
age suit OF Jesse Argent against the
United States Smelling company upon
plaintiffs motion and each party was
ordered to pay his own costs
Judge Armstrong has granted Laura
Southard divorce from G, l., Southland
on the ground Of non-support. They
were married at Moab, Utah, on June
II, 1896,
Judge Armstrong has granted Lean
der Goetschius divorce from Laura l..
Goetschlus on the ground of desertion.
The defendant was allowed to resume
her maiden name, Laura Ia Fair ac-
cordlng to the prayer of her answer,
The damage suits Of Georgia A. and
Mary G. Kendall, against the Campbell
Building company, has been dismissed
by Judge Lewis upon stipulation at
plaintiffs cost, The actions were
brought TO recover for personal INJURIES
received by plaintiffs by being crushed
by the fence in front OF the federal
building, which collapsed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-07
REPUBLICAN GUARDIANSHIP.
Cortelyou VIII Resign II and n.
=, New VIII he Amounted

Washington, March 7-Postmaster-
General Cortelyou viii shortly resign
as chairman OF the Republican nation.
al committee He authorized the fol.
lowing statement today!
Upon assuming the duties of post
master general, Mr. Cortelyou an
nounced that he would retire from
the Craftsmanship Of the Republican
national committee. AT the expiration
OF a few days required to dispose OF
certain necessary details, relating To
the committees participation In the in
augurol ceremonies, the appointment
OF a vice chairman already selected by
Chairman Cortelyou under the author
ity conferred upon him Will be an
nounced and the vice chairman will
become the acting chairman OF the
committee.
Harry S, New, OF Indianapolis Ia AZ
present vice chairman OF the commit
tee and the probabilities are that he
VIII be selected as acting chairman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-07
FROM JACKS0N'S HOLE.
L. H. Joy Tells of Conditions at the
New Summer Resort

l., H. JOY proprietor Of summer re-
sort at Jackson's Hole, and prom
inent Elk, is In the city today, and
visitor with the Salt Lake lodge. Mn.
JOY expresses the belief that the bad
man element has been cleaned out Of
that section Of the country. and says
that the influx OF summer visitors and
tourists from the east Increases each
year. He looks for a prosperous sea-
son the coming summer. While there
are as yet no railroads running into
the Jackson Hole country, stage and
wagon connections are steadily I'M
proving, and many people are driving
In there from the park I'm their own
conveyances. Mr., JOY was formerly
proprietary of hotel in Conajoharie
~ w. and says he finds many York
state people In the far west. In fact
he likes the west well enough to hang
up his hat on the western peg and re-
main out here indefinitely.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-07
BUSINESS NOTES.

Today's local bank clearIngs amount
ed TO AS7, 554. 30 as against $40, 24S. VI for
the same day last year
The ceremony uniting Miss Ruth
Adelaide Dahlqulst and Mr. E William
Reese was performed today in the
Temple, and this evening reception
VIII be held at the home OF the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. DahlquIst.
Articles OF Incorporation Of the Brown
stone Mining company Of this city have
been tlled In the Office OF County Clerk
Eldredge. It's capital stock is $4,000,
divided Into shares Of the par value Of
10 cents each. Barton Snarr Is presi-
dent; j. A. Stickney, vice president;
Peter Adamson, treasurer; a. b. Jar
Wis manager; j, II, Bailey, Jr,, secre-
tary.