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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27
5REEN WILL WORK
! SAY FISHERMEN
!. convinced That Last obs'a'
" j. n Way Of Protecting
Fish is Removed.
INVENTION BY TucKF'ELO.
:. screen Works Well In
Be'0'D' ,,d, Of AUTUMN Leaves and
'''' n.,,,s without clogsing'

s.n Lake fishermen may enI '';
That sal' reyt season with the knowi-
scut ge'ur y. stream. Of the state are
'ds' gu. ,Ii 4 likely possibility il,,,d ana ner.
s y. Taekfsld screen ,nss nv ~ me cam.
isd'i l'gn, s meetings Of the state pisa
vrdai s'u ,,.n,ectiye association Is work.
~ CANE = me Parleys canyon stream
~ W. ~ :. seems TO 90 It's work admir-
~, =, Harris is asitatIrs a pan Z, %
Es'eT IT, screen on tie model OF the
hsld ~ PAW IN use. and test It Out a
pll one 1g nas dlry stream. The neces,
~ork IN t1ll srreen that would let AL
Nv was 70 ~, ana none Of the ilsh, MI,
ikt Iabbs1 70 eOnicai screen 0ne OF Wv
Tek1eh sam,sst 10 a mtetnk beHah 70
nsritas vlV W sdea and hrst peltectcd
g0rk on W. bv A paddle wheel ana
rsssen ope,est,, wat0r IN such way Az
qpylng " ,ssves aud LIMBS over lis top'
neany all ta, ,,b,Fl could be cloggeu, !.
AZ the pagvmnsige the screen, ana attaeh-
sas tlovep ,' n aef the reverse action on
"a with ouss
he screen ,.. heen largely approved by
ms pa.n, In irrigation ana hshihs,
eSprts pI,p was inspected Mr.. Tuokiiel1
but sace y mother screelt II Is oper-
has isyei nsIsh I from a swinging p Va
etd 2! win vain he water but carried me
ard le'v.,Sss, auy pressure serving 10
Debris u9v .Sr,en 10 swing back aud up
ioIcs Us ,shrs passes under when, the
Ill ue oIu,~ forces II at once back
xsism nos, rSrs' ara locks 4 preventing any
into pC spaIo regSisng tl another obs,a-
wear wv KIM and forces i back, Whllo
| Gle eon nas,o SsI' an nav slip through b
A. v., ssysrtags q an opportnne mos
shlts M loss from his scourco VIII be
snga n association offered a reward
WIZ sssl screen perfected, Il was TO
" ny efoh and thoughtfulness
sunu,pt Ma members and others. Since
,ser many have been az work, but MI
sel ,ss9y Efforts have brought the most
.. pilIi, sss,gls. Pre- dert Sch nski OF the
.a5 Who ls The same Scheifski who was
IN IN AIcycing last summer and IN
.yIons sgmnsS was among these who
Va interested in screens and screening
Al XIX Competed ~ the task OF per-
httlu. one,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27

II is really one Of the most wonder
full tonics for developing the figure
and soothing the nerves ever offered
to the American people HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea or Tablets, 35
cents y, c. NJ. I. Drug Dept, H.
IA Main 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27

the pack with him. The work OF the
two front-row men, in getting the man.
was very commendable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27

The above reproduction shows little
Fighting Dick Hyland in fighting
pose, Dick is well known to the fight
fans of this city and Ogden. He Is
now visiting Salt Lake with his clever
manager Red Sammy" McClntic. The
last fight Dick had In Utah was when
he handed a dream tablet to Young
Corbett Since that time he has been
quito active IN the squared circle Re-
Gently, he administered decisive de-
feat to Eddie Hanlon and that boosted
Hylands stock so that now he is I'm
direct line for championship battle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27

for the Development Of Sweet Marie.
u required SIX months Of hard work
after she could trot a mills ~ 2i5 be-
fcre she could make tho first puarter
better than 35 seconds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or respective sign.
ers for further Information.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ESTATE
OF Elizabeth A. Evans, Deceased Credl-
tors VIII present claims with vouchers to
the undersigned at sol Deseret News
Annex salt Lake City, Utah, on or be
fore the 18th day OF February, A. D. 1901
ANNIE l. EVANS
Admlnistratrlx OF the Estate Of Elizabeth
A. Evans, Deceased
Date q first publication, october Goth,
A. d. 1906.
Alexander McMaster. Attorney for Ad.
miuistratrlx
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sporting by
his
lifetime everything sporting league
L.
Madden
vaudeville
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BOWLING SCORES.

CRY LEAGUE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-18
SOME HUMoRs OF PROTECTION

The London Westminster Gazette.
has been ftuillessly cndcavoring TO
get to ihe bottom Of some of The
raEarics of our protective tariff Not
having a Cannon or n Roosevelt. ON IL
editorial staff. to explain that the
system of protection. as exemplined
by the opera ion of the Dinglcy law
for nine years. is sacred. aud must b.
maintained" it was completely at sea
in wrestling with an official circular
that should be used by the Republl.
cans as campaign document.
"Snails" and cricket bats were the
imports of which this circular treated
and the Gazstte's comment s. pointed
Few people were aware. hitherto. that
we had an infant in dustry in snails.
and for the sake of enlightenment. f.
would be IN order 20 state the in
gradients in cur brands. Mr. Owen
Webster in his Virginian delights US
with a vivid description of a fanciful
frog farm: but. since truth is con.
ceded r. he stranger than fiction
there can be little doubt the United
Sfstes general spprzizsrs could sur
rsss y n 2 presentation On @-nsiiz
hi they must Dc longer witbhold-
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-18
OUR BURNT OFFERINGS
COST HALF A BILLION
Bigger Outlay to Destroy Old Buildings and to
Protect the Rest Than to Put Up All Our
New Ones-Bu|dng Commissioners Urge
Prohbitive Tax on Firetraps

| our new ones. This year San Fran
cisco has raised the fire losses OF the
| United States to five hundred million
dollars, even if we do not let another
city burn down between now and next
January If we should burn up the
whole of our bonanza wheat crop on
which we are relying TO give us pros
perity. we should think the country
had suffered a calamity; yet it is
doubtful whether that whole crop
would pay for the property we ac-
tually have burned and are burning
this year. Our entire years gold sup
ply would not pay for a sixth OF IL.
The entire gold production of the
world would not come anywhere near
paying for il all.
The $500.009, GOO worth of buildings
which we put up in year TO burn
down would cost about $5500)0,0 900 il
they were built NOT to burn down For
the extra $50, 100000 we could save
most of $500 100000 we pay in normal
years for fires and fire protection In
other words, we should have the
equivalent Of another wheat or cotton
crop added every year to the national
wealth.
The Society of Building Commits
sioners and Inspectors has proposed
uniform Law. to be introduced in the
legislature of every state. making
-tricter requirements for building; it
urges that insurance rates upon fire
traps should be prohibitiye. and it
that instead of hning build
ars in increased taxes when they do
good work we should make the taxes
lighter on solid buildings and heavier
III those that are most dangerous 10
he community andmost burdensome
n their demands for fire protection.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-18
DEATH OF P. ]. THlSTLEWOOD.

One can not easily reconcile him
self to the sudden loss of such men
as P. j. ThistIewood, whore death
yesterday morning is detailed else
where in this paper. Such tragedy
momentarily paralyzes a community
and one wonders why its life does
not stand still for a time, in all it's
departments. Certainly. the effect is
felt and is more or less lasting II
would be everlasting if other men Of
worth did not. in some measure, III
the vacancy in time.
But such men a. p. J Thistlewond
can be lily spared. There are never
enough Of them there can never be
too MANY Of them In community Fl
was one of those whose lives stant
for all that is admirable in the In
dividual citizen, for all that give.
strength of character 10 a community
for the highest ideals in the world
manifold activities. Such a man car
not be suddenly snatehed away from
city and leave no deep regrets. NJ
lasting injury Had he gone after th5
manner of most men the shock wOulC
not have been so great, for we coult
then have foreseen and been to some ex
tent prepaid: and we would perhaps
not have occasion to feel that use
full career had somehow been wan
tonly cut short by cruel fate which
seems to rule Us all at times with an
iron hand.
John Thistlewood was a most lov
able man. For many year, recognized
as one of the substantial and inhuen
tial citizens of Cairo, he was yet mod
est in his habits of life and in his
manner toward all men. showing none
Of that pride which comes often with
success in life-as success is count I'd
these days. Bearing Ms full share Of
those cares which come TO all who de-
not shirk life's responsibility. he was
cheerful always. and hopeful; meeting
disappointments in his dealings with
men, he bore no malice and if charity
be "the scope of all Gods commands. %
then he obeyed them all. for there was
none more gentle and kindly in iudg
ing his fellow men. or more ready to
aid them.
There is no need to search i'm the
misty past for our inspirations to live
Clearly TO strive patiently and ear
nestly. 10 succeed modestly. to Judge
generously, with such examples in cur
midst as 7. J. Thistlewood's life was
among "a for so many years.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-18
rnnsrimsnts in Cheap living.

A reverend gentleman OF New YORK
who has been described as The house
top evangelist announces as the re-
suit of an experiment conducted on
himself while working in the harvest
field-nut the harvest of souls, bu'
OF wheat that he found six cania
worth OF iond per diem sufficient "a
su tain life We can beat that IN
san Francisco. where the daily emer-
gcnrt ration Issued to refugee az
erarfe in cost four cents. Tho house
ton gospel must get of the roof-oah
Francisco CaU.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-18
TIME CARD CAIRO ELECTRIC lkYS.

BELT LINE cars due TO leave Second Sc. goo
ing north on Commercial Ave every 10 min
utes from u. M 10 II p, m.
Going north on Walnut st. every 10 minutes
from GUS u. 10. TO 1888 y. m,
p iPLAR 81. LINE IIolbrook Ave. cars
brook Ave ut 5;b7: 627; G.i2; 6;57 7;12 u, m.
and on same minutes every hour until lo12
aud nae p, IN.
Going west on Twenty Eighth st. at 6;19;
6:ig; 6:34; 6:4g; and 1904 q. m, and on same MIN
utes every hour unttl 1884 and ll;0i m.
Poplar ST. cars due To pass ut. Mary's PARK 10
minutes aft er leaving Second st.
RELT LINE OWL CAR north on Walnut
-1l:3O D. m 1924 a. M; 1880 a. M; 1880 a, nj
3:3 "a. M; 4 80 a. m; $3.50 "A. m,
North on Commercial-l2:00 p. M; 100 o. M;
300 a. M; 300 %. m; 400 q. M q. M
Belt and Owl cars are due TO pass west
Thirty fourth ST 10 minutes after leaving
Second st.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-18
LFrom ColIier's MeekIyD

The International Society of Build
ing Commissioners and inspectors
calls attention to the fact thai We
have in the United States eleven and
/ half million buildings, valued al
! fourteen billion five hundred million
dollars or more than all the railroads
in the country put together. and it as
serts that Of all Of these just one IS
absolutely flreproof That one was
built in Chicago by the great insnr'
anca companies for testing labora
tory. There are only four thousand
buildings about one in three thou,
sand-that are even nominally fire
proof. and these can be damaged in
a conhagration - the extent Of from
thirty to ninety per cent of Their
value. Yet the unhurnable Under
writer's Laboratory in Chicago, with
it's walls of yitrified brick. floors roof
and partitions of semiporous, hollow
terra Gotta. door and window open
ings framed In rolled steel window
frames and sashes of shee metal,
doors of filled copper aud steel and
stairs Of hollow terra Gotta, cost only
twelve per cent more than building
that would shrivel up at the first
breath of an advancing fire.
In 1905. which was a normal year
we spent $50000O,o00 for new build
ings and burned old ones to the value
Of s200.001o00. We paid $30Oo0o.o0o
for fighting fire and Sl95,000,000 I'M
fire insurance premiums, of which we
got back $95.000,000 from the com
oanies in payment for losses.
1t cost us more to burn part of our
I'D buildings and protect the rest
rom burning than it did to put up all
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-18
CAKES AND COOKIES
RECIPES FOR MAKING SOME
THAT ARE GOOD.
And They Are All Easily Made and
Net Expensive-Sour Cream
Cake--Lady Fingers Fried
in Batter.

Sour Cream Cake. ~Diseolyo ono
level teaspoon Of soda in a teaspoon
If warm water and stir Il into one.
1all cup of molasscs Add at once
INC cup of sonr cream. stir ada one
ar Il soft liah brown sugar then
loat n three and one-half cups Of
iastry iiour sifted with one level table
poon OF cinnamon, the same OF all
pice and one pound of raisins that
ave Deen seeded, chopped and rolled
n floor Bake in moderate oven for
ne Lour
Ginger cookies.-One cup Of mo-
asses. one-quarter cup Of butter, one
cyel tablespoon of ginger. and a salt
poor Of salt Heat these in a sauce
pan until the mixture begins to boil.
fake from the fire and when partly
cooled add one level teaspoon of soda.
Md enough flour % make stiff
lougr; roll ont while get warm, cut
IN SqJales and bake in a quick oven.
These cookies are best when a week
Did.
Pineapple cske.-Crcam one round
ing tablespoon cot butter with one cup
IF SUGAR. add one cup OF milk, Two
beaten eggs. and one aud onehalf
cups ol Hour siGcd with two level
.ea pcons of baking powder Bake N
Two LAYERS and spread chopped and
-weoisnod pine pplc between them.
lemon Jelly.-S0aS ono.half box of
gelatin Boz one cup of cold water for
one nuur Pour on one cup of boiling
water. stir we'll and add one-half cu1
Of sugar, when nearly cold add the
Juice 'i tWo lemons. Strain into a
mold and -oi away TO grow firm
Lemon Jelly Csks.-Cream onethiri
cr0 u butter add slowly one cun OF
sugar. aud Two eggs beaten until thick.
Nix one and three-quarte-s cups u
dOUr wifh two and onehauf level ,ea-
pooEs Of baking powder Add to the
frst uWture with oue-half cup Of milk.
Bake IN layer cake pans For the
filling Mix two and One.half level
tablespoons Of G1ur. one cup of sugar,
the grated rind Of two lemons. one
quarter cup Of lemon Juice and one
egg slightly beaten. Melt level
tablespoon Of butter and add 10 the
mixture. stir constantly and cook nm
no a. 'hickcns
Lady Fingers Fried IN Batter Take
rolf baking powder b-cuif=. cuf in
Two. then slira each half into long
Thin fnger shaped pieces Into = bat
fer made of fwo Relf beaten eggs.
tablespoon NJ sweet milk. and a pinch
NJ salt. Dip ea~h finger handling
carefully to preserve the even edges
Fry three slices OF salt pork. and into
he hat fat place the fingers. well
apart and Try a golden brown Let
ihem fry slowly. turning gently
When done place on troVu paper.
that ans excess OF fai MAY Boz alb
sorbed Pile on a small platter and
dust with powdered sugar
Sponge cske-The whites Of four
eggs beaten EiT. and into this fold
one cup 90 SUGAR. Une tablespoon ~
vinegar. The y0lhs of The four eggs
beaten. one cup Of siffed -four. one
pinch salt Bake in angel cake tin.
suesr Cookiss.-One cup sugar. one.
hair run butter tvo eggs. ore cur.
sour MIX. ore teaepocrful sala-afas
Httls SAT-. o-eh alf tca-p37nf1l len
a. foal eno1gh % maze SIT iough
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-18
cusA OFFICIAL RESIGNS.

Washington, d. c., Sept 1.-THE
Cuba legation tonight received a cable
gram from the Havana government
announcing that Senior Heyia. director
of the state department Of Cuba. hal
been accepted, and that Pedro Diago
director Of The department Of justice
had been appointed his hucccssor
While the Cuban legation has no al
vices indicating the reason for thr
change and they viii NOT discuss b.
ii is believed here that 30 grows ont o
the disscnsiun between Palma and
ilevia over the forthcoming invest
CATION " the situation ty Taft and
Bacon
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-18
FRY & ROSSNAN.


NO less a scholar Than Herbert
Spencer said In the history of hu
manity the saddest part concerns it,
self with the treatment of women.
Cannibalism, the torturing Of prison
ers' the sacrificing of victims to
ghosts and gods--these have been but
occasional but the treatment of wom-
an has been universal and constant.
The amount of suffering she has borne
is beyond the Imagination"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-18
ILLINOIS Central
Corrected to September 5th, 1906.
THE FAST MAIL ROUTE
Shortest and Quickest Routsts
St. Louis & Chicago

Ii32 e. m. Daily Chicago Vestibule Limited
arriving In Chicago AT II 30 a. M connecting
with afternoon trains for ali points east and
north.
2;2O n. m. Daily st. Louis Night Limited
arriving In 81. Louis st 1908 = M, connecting
At Union Station for all points west sieepins
oars open at 9:45 .. m.
$40 a. M, Chicago Daylight Expreas
excent Sunday, makes al stops between Cairo
Chicago, arriving in Chicago at $50 p. m
E:10a a. M, st, I4ouia Morning Express
except Sunday, arriving 10 st. Louis ut lI;P
making all stops.
I1:I5 n. m. st. Louis Fast MaiI, arri
ing in st. Louis at $500 p. nj.
I1:I5 a. m. Chicago Midday Special
arriving IN Chicago, $3.50 p. m.
2:35p. IN. Daily ST. Louis Limited, ar
irving in St. Louis st 1905 p. IN, connecting
Union Station for ansas City, Omahs. Dem
yer, San Francisco snd all points west.
s;36 .. m. Afternoon Express for Odin
EfngEhsm, Nation, TolonR. Ohampsign. Chi
cago
6ti5 p. IN. Thebes accommodation,
7si5 p. m. Chicago ind FRAtarn En
press arriving In Chicago at :2G .. M Indian
epoiis. 7:2s Cincinnati, 1880 q. M, RrTslo aiH
p. m. New York 1850 a. m. sleeping cars :;
Chicago,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-18
In Boston

For nice distinctions In the use of
the English language even the Fhila-
delphia lawyer might learn something
from certain street car conductors oi
Boston. ThoHghtlessly aud Iizhiheart-
edly ] said 70 conductor fhe other
day- DO yon 90 to Blank street,
The answer came no. but this car
passes that street
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-18

# You have burned yot hand so as
10 raise o blister, do not cut it open.
but pass q white cotton thread
through TO drain IT, \ little bicar-
Donate of sofia WI remove the sting
An old-f7shloucA remedy for priclE
heat is baking soda; mix with q little
water. and bathc the affected part
NeNark AdEcrtiser.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-18

Attorney General Moody. discussing
a legal point. said. That is striking
but false logic. u reminds me Of {
conversation I once heard at the sea
shore 4 man in a striped bathing
suif vas running ON thin. pale legs
over lie Dot white beach toward iht
cool water when a friend. selling him
by The arm. said. What, Are yon
going in fo battle just after a heavy
luncb2 WHY. You sill be- drowned.
oh. no: not a. all. replied the other
I ale nothing but fish,"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-18

Roll as thin as blade Of knife.
Cheap Wedding cake.-Three cups
Of brown sugar. one and onc-haIf cups
Of butter. one cup Of molasses, one cup
Of milk. four cups eff flour four eggs,
pae pound Of currauts one teaspoon
I'M Of cloves and allspice one teaspoon
II pamce. and wine glass OF
brandy: bake uE;il the cake leaves
ne sIdc OF the pau,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-18

Heat one cupful of maple sirup - q
double boiler then add the yolbs OF
four wcI-bcaten eggs and stir until
thick. when cold. add one quart OF
whipped cream and set into tne
freezer.
Pack with ice and salt, and allow Il
TO stand for three or four hours d.
not turn the freezer,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-18
August Circulation.

-UOO
The above is correct and true
statement Of the circulation OF the
Cairo Bulletin for the year 1905 and
for the month of August, 1906.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 31st day of July, 1906.
LEO ]. KLEB,
(Seal) Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-18
THINK END OF THE
Continued from First Page.)

sderation in the peace negotiations
are the fixing of a neutral zone and
camping places for the inurcents and
the supplying them with food, when
it seems TO be expected will have "a
be done by the government.
insurgents Want Square Deal
Felipe Romero. who was instru
mental in reviving peace negotiations
said tonight that the msurgcnt- ont
idc of Havana are ready nj resort go
arms al a moments notice. il evidonca
developed lack Of faith ON the part ~
the government. but that they were
anxious 10 accclcratep cace efforts
If Justice was done. lie said that az
present they have no intention of en-
tering The capital. but instead were
showing their strength outside He ad-
ded that the presence of the cruiser
Denver had nothing TO do with their
remaining ont Of Havana Romero as
'erted that not until now was Palma
fully cognizant of the strength Of the
insurgents The liberals. he said. are
satisfied that Palma is con. cientious
butin sist that the election ulegaltic-
must bere Gifted.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-18

The Bulletin 10 on sale ut the fol
lowing places:
colemsn's, 214 Eighth street.
Halliday House News stand
Walkers, 10 sixth street.
Blue Front Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-18
PaImistry.

she-Did you ever try palmistry?
He-Wcu. I've sat in the moonlight
and held a girls hand!-Yonkers
statesman.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-18
o SOUTHERN Dryss.oH
he ONLY DIRECT LIME no MEMPHIS

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NASHVILLE, CHATJASOOas, At
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Nashville and Jacksonville.
$40 q. m. Memphis ami New O Fishas L;Iris.
cd via MemFhis, arriving IN MerlpRis ~ s;45
y. m. and New Orleans s:iS P. m.
500 n. M, PsduGah snd cuisVills.
I;z p. m, daily, Memphis and New Orlssn
Fast hSil arriving Ia Memphis ST 7:i6 p. m.sti
New Orleans at $40 =. m.
ia p. NJ, dxily, Nashville, oARtaaoosssad
Atlanta.
500 pm. Memphis and New OrlssaF "vs'is
STRIVE in Memphis AZ 'ilo .. M, rev orlsnn
1925 a. m.
$3.50 IN. Phduoah sHd Louisyille.
sS-For throug ticxeta, sleepfpg oar soco y
modstions and further information apply al
Illinois Central Ssssenger Station, Cairo, n.
J. n. JONES, Tickle. AT
a. q. HATCH, q. p. A.
A.fHANsON. Passenger Trarsc AHnEosr
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-18
Mean Insinustion.

Why do girls wear enlargement
ringsg" On the sans principle that
a person ties string am. bis m.
ger-so they don't forget they're en-
zsEed -AnsE
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-18
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for the year 1905. ..2123
Average daily and Sunday clrcu-
1ation for the month of Au-
gust, 1906 .2075