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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09

urrN a modest income, a SYM
y athletic and cooperating
n family and a yearning for an
~ unconventional outing, the
.r vacation problem need not be
5iscult To these essentials It
,5 he well to add another real
49, Cor the water Endowed with
,s equipment any man who is not
Inject a slave 70 circumstances
ss,,me the skipper Of more or
.'' -.wfertable houseboat and sail
~ AM search Of the fulhllment Of his
"@ snticipations. II is almost GER
,sin % come.
@ an tbe first time IN his lie, per-
-. no Is a captain-just as truly a
Da, ,..,, as is MS neighbor who is own
$50 900 yacht, Best Of all Is the
IA, he viii probably secure more
80, from his craft than viii his
W., neighbor from the high priced
LIN. ror one thing he will not be
.s,red with the care and responsible
10 crew and the countless details
~. are connected with the intricate
,nrbipsry Of the costlier craft In
mort the answer to the problem Of a
.,,l,factory summer or Part Of a SUM
80 I'M the water Is the houseboat.
Tss owner Of a houseboat is vastly
,---s independent than is the proprIe-
,,rofa country cottage. He need never
ho.ome weary Of his surroundings. for
bs NAY change them at will. with no
,sres 10 pay and few repairs to be
made ne may crafty his fondness for
novelty sport ozone, nature and hall
hundred other things 10 any extent that
nav seem prudent TO him. Free from
me noise and hustle Of the crowd, the
ba.y world all left behind. he may
know a quality Of rest that is impossi-
be on terra hrma.
Comparatively few persons know at
what small sacrifice they may have
these moving summer homes. House
boating seems 10 be one Of the popular
lads that are not prohIbtlvo on &C.
count Of the expense II is within the
reach Of almost any one, be he man OF
moderate salary or possessed Of sew
eBl millions. Some Of the most sue.
cess'll craft Of this kind have been
homemade, and some Of them are the
product Of the professional shlpbuildor
their cost running into four figures
end even Ave, But the pleasure TO be
derived from them Is not always meas
uTed by their expensivcness.
For all practical purposes a boat
costing about 500 will be found salts.
factory II one is inclined to be
ufe luxurious he may easily make It
500 There Is, Of course. no actual
limit as 10 what NAV be spent In this
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09

On that they give Of SLOW clectrons,
or Beta rays, even in darkness, and
that the process Is greatly Influenced
by light heat and chemical forces
These act as detonators, splitting up
atoms which have become unstable
This atomic breaking up is thought 10
be going on in an matter with the
setting free Of enormous energy, and
q Is calculated that IL the action ex.
tends throughout the earth, the ennis.
sion by every atom OF an elcctron once
in q thousand million years would ac.
count for the earih's internal heat.
The atomic modification may explain
the fatigue of platinum and other
substances after Ions lnCdndesceuce
The degree 10 which solids slowly in-
terniN IL one OF ,lc recent surpris-
ing discoveries 4 New Zealand teach
~ mentions The dark patches which
appear opposite the steel winding
stems on the inside Of silver watch
cases 30 or 90 years old tests showing
that these patches are iron which has
vaporzcl. dissolved On the silver. and
dfiustd into the solid metal Sull more
remarkable is an instance of the pen-
cjrati0n OF carbon into porcelain Fresh
pencil marks are easily removed from
an old porcelain writing tablet. but
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
HOW TO BREAK TPA COLD

n may be a surprise 10 many 10 learn
that a sereve cold can DO completely brok.
en- up lu one or two DAYS time. To DO this
however prompt action IL necessary The
first symptoms Of a cold are a dry. loud
cough profnse vatery discharge from
the tongue When Chamberlsins cough
remedy ls taken every hour on the fret
appearance u these symptoms. u coun-
teracts the eject = the cold and restores
the system % a healthy condition within
a day or two For sale hy an druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09

several causes The fashion was Dor
rowed more than a century ago from
the Asiatic countries now under British
rule. The Thames Is peculiarly fitted
for the sport This great stream, wind
ing for miles through a densely popu-
lated countryside is lined 20 the wa
ter's edge on both sides with the beau
tiful homes Of Englands leisure class.
Towns and villages occur AT short In
terysls. and every one is az home on
the water and experienced In all
branches Of the craft
The river Itself is an ideal stream for
boating. The current is slow and the
banks are sloping and easily accessible.
The Hudson has been mentioned as a
coming rival but II Is scarcely possi-
! bic. The latter stream has q swift
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
WONDERS OF THE SCIENTIFIC WORLD

The electron, as defined by Prot
SLY Is an electrical conception that
LIS been applied 20 matter. 10 Is a
eamie charge smallest pos
,hlt-of negative electricity and It's
u0pcrties. unlike those of The atom,
frt always The same. II Is a par
u,le smaller than the atom. which
vas long regarded as The smallest d.
vision ~ an element Each atom 81
natter must normally contain al least
ono clccron. and Il may lose this or
take 0n az least one more without
great change. With one or more cleo
irons less than the normal, the atom
becomes positively charged or a pos
five ion. while an atom with ono or
more e'ocuous in excess is a negative
ian.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09

some notes written 40 years ago have
sunk into the tablet 20 considerable
depth and cannot be erased
In q simple German omthod for copy
ing mauuscr ipts or printed matter, The
object Is placed face upward on q
table, and a mirror Is arranged above
Il At an angle ~ a. degrees. The re-
Election Is focused IN the camera an
the usual way. 4 smooth-surfacc
bromide or negative paper Is used In-
stead Of a glass plate. and the picture
shows white letters ON a dark back
ground. With proper exposure and de-
Velopment, q positive print Is unnec-
ossary the characters being AZ legible
AS black on white
The extremely sensitive ralyarowet-
or devised a short time ago hy Herr
EinthoNen. a German electrician. con-
sists OF siNercl quartz fiber stretched
between the poles OF strong electro
magnet the passage NJ the faintest cur
rent moving this fiber in Che direction
~ the lines ~ the magnetic field The
movement can De- measured directly by
microscope or recorded by photo
eraphy The new instrument viii
measure the milnonth of an amphore
and a suggested use is for studying the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09

hand, Plenty Of supplies can be car
ried without extra labor or expense
In these days the average American
dwellor In cities is so accustomed 20
certain conyenienCcs that he misses
them when he goes outside the bounds
OF civilization on the houseboat he
may provide against this deprivation
and remain IN nfrequen,ed places as
long as he desires.
Some Of the most interesting waters
IN America are inaccessible TO the
yacht, be il steam or sailing. The
long, shallow bays and lagoons which
indent the southern coasts and rivers
are practically unknown to all but fish,
erlnen with their Hat bottomed punts
The yachtsman has long cast an envi-
Gus eve upon the labyrinth Of bays. in
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09

Some years ago the addition ~
moisture tn furnace-hoatod air was
found 0y Dr. Il. J. Barnes Of Boston
to make q room comfortable az n
Temperature several degrees lower in
hs recent investigation On southeastern
Nebraska. q. a. Lovohnd has shown
that the air % house 81 1900 cubic
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09

The need Of physical training I'm
schools emphasized by the results NJ
recent medical examination in Scot
land, only 1904. more than half N
300 children Of Aberdeen proving 10
Do sound in health and only ~ n
500 in Edinburgh The swedish sys-
tenn Of Ling is approved IN this GYM
uas'Ics are classified and arranged 10
suit the varied individual needs end,
iu addition To- giving bodily dey'l J.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09

ment the exercise is expected 10 teach
courage, obedience. alertncss. decision,
self-conhdence and presence ~ mind.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09

For raising sunken vessels also for
operating floating docks Pierre Hurry.
RI FrenChman, proposes using calium
carbide in cans placed IN the vessel or
in attached floats. Electrically eNploi-
al caps would break open the cans,
voting the carbide, and generating a
great volume OF acetylene 10 force out
the water
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09

\ We are No exclusive agents for
n '' states of Utah and Idaho Of the
d n,..I famous BORN STEEL
4 ta ~ RANGES. and our complete
b A OILERS you the latest IN modern
'a.st construction.
3 '. littIe d0wn-sl0. %
? .'' f.-a pep week. win secure for
one of these modern ranges. an
...rhi mat viii make mother
l .,.. VIZ contentei for the rest Of
N' nome is complete without 4
corn range For 90 years they have
considered the acme OF range
sue -'ioug points that make Born
'',.. Ranges the most desirable are.
....'.l removable oven bottoms
"aI 00 not warn.
'.cel oven doors with patent
'I'l kao.e malleable iron hinges
%. springs.
r,.l.e steel plate bodies, inter-
N-ed With asbestos.
,,. 's. back fuos that viii not burn
wy 'i rust through.
~ ,.a'l cast iron tops that stand
~. beat and strain.
ana coal ''
cay stfHhle duplex crates that
ue used for coal or wood.
Ll,Is ilai operate from front
.e iney are easy 90 get A..
,.... shields an sides Of ton fue n
h,..n neat and protect the joints
.sea walls and ovens.
L. len'e Tue slides that rcgB-
az climneyS
~b. iha many other reasons are
ply you should invest IN Rorn
'.D-' a personal visit viii con.
h,,. lol That our statements are
80, 49, modest ana frank. our store
n, VA convince you Of the mer.
90 % The Born Range.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09

when. during a September night, light
ming fused a telephone wire from which
am uninsluated earth wire ran along
a hasaltlc wall. which had previously
shown scarcely a trace OF magnetism.
Next morning the stones OF the wall
were strongly magnetic ior five inches
0u both sides ~ he wire, the polarity
indicating that the current passed up
ward.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09

feet should receive from 20 10 90
quarts Of water daily and that this
evaporation does not increase the rel
alive humidity by more than 10 per
cent The humidity indoors should
not exceed about 40 per cent. other
wise there Will be troublesome COM
deusatlon on the windows
: new incandcncent Hight uses or
binary petroleum without a wick. and
a tube only ouc-eighth ~ an inch OUT
side supplies the OIL which Is yapor-
lied and mixed with air before be-
ing burned IN the mantle The light
is claimed 20 be softer and more DIFF
fusivo than any other. one gallon of
OF is sufficient for n 1000 candle
power lamp for fifteen hours, and
enables a person 10 read at a distance
Of 80 20 90 yards
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
JUNE 9TH AT OGDEN.

United Commercial Travellers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09
EXCURSION TO OGDEN
June 10th

June 10th.
Via oregon Short Line Use any train
up 20 i.05 3. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09

While the transmutatlon OF elements
az viii rs sim a dream. the alkaI met
ais have given j. J. Thomson a sugges-
tion Of control ~ the change Ennis
sion from these metals boz light has
been long known and DE has now PROV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09

electric currents of the human nerves
Muscular cOptraCtious ~ the heart had
been already shown to vary the elpc-
trio resistance of this organ. 10 O.
now claimed that electric waves cor
responding 20 the beating OF the heart
have been photographed. the electric
phenomena continually altering and
a Is predicted that we may be able %
record the state 81 n persons health
or the phases OF hystcria or other
nervous disorders or 20 plot the wall
ing and fretfulness ~ peeyish child.
Made yoiceless by the cutting out of
his larnN On sn operation for cancer.
an ingenious Nionucso has fitted q rub
Der tube with vocal chords. and by
means ~ this novel speaking apparat-
ms. inserted in his throat hc Is said
% Dc able tp produce a high faIscito
voice.
Magnctized places spots attracting
iron like the lodestoue-sro often no.
tiool iu volcanic rocks They have
been s-criheI by Folghsraiter 90 Light
ming. but Dc knew Of no msgnctzei
rocks that had been tested before De
lightning struck. An instance has now
been described. Two Investigators had
been testing rocks near Mount Et1a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-09

The Noruis Martin Brass Red,
complete with mattress and spring
$50 Cash and SOC a Week. The rich
pattern here uusuaiel-Eenu'ne
Nornis Martin brass finish. war-
rantcd permanent and duub'e-
built thoroughly solid. fancy scroll
spind'cs. strongly reinforced
throughout-ihe tubing. thing and
chils are very heavy and the n8t
doorknobs are Of bras. complete
with woven wire spring OF guaran-
teed construction. and d heavy 90
pound cotton top mattress as spe-
g cal Offering this week S0.00
'i5o Cash and soc a week.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-11

CoTToN-The cotton market active and excited
yesterday, with prices selling nearly previous
high record OF the season on active covering and ag
greSsive bull support which prompted by reports
killing frost IN the belt and prediction FOR further fosts
night Toward the close prices reacted somewhat
from the best but the final steady. al q
advance of y TO "a points top gain %
% reported the previous
mated 400 bales nearly double
the previous day. The market opened
OF il % points IN higher Liverpool
cables expected. The big weather map, however
reported only couple OF points heavy
phis and light Oklahoma. and q
good deal OF Treguarity with traders disposed take
small profits whenever apparent pending the appearance
Of the later bulletin gtyng weather conditions in detail
Following the publication of these showing temperatures
ranging from about 80 70 a6 degrees pretty generally over
territories, the
Up 10 93c for October lOS3c O6o
March about IS 10 - points higher The
off from the best under heavy realizing Private
wires report damage around
Memphis and Eastern belt
exposed places Wednesday night. also pre-
dicted for Arkansas. Warmer weather expected
follow frosts, however the tendency local
believe that the temperature would
drop freezing any important in tie Eastern
belt The caused much nervousness however
the crop is late a general killing frost AZ this date
would be about the earliest record. During the
"Suly'' year frost was reported October 10.
The Of contract prices today
follows
New-York tribune., 1906-10-11
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Co.. New York. October 10. 1908.
SCF Eh1-Ihe coffee market steader to-day. Ire
.Penhg was al an advance OF 70 10 points owing 10
lsuEe OF the European markets 70 respond 70 the
-lIe OF the previous day IN the local markets. and
Ptlces ned steady firm throughout session. with
a-ts were reported Of about $1,000 bags, OF which
COs1eIaoe pTop0T0Ou represented exchanges from De-
70 Aarch by long interests The market acted
steady il the late trading. and ii looked as
i mere was demand enough absorb considerably
cofee had II been for sale market. there
seemed 20 be no bull interests bid prices There
vas no special newE Ths European markets made
petly Steady showing with HsvTe Z franc lower at the
5 Stose sho Hamburg unchanged 70 = pig lower The
1SIaZlLan markets made steady showing also, with
Santos unchanged and Rio 70 reis higher. Ths OF
t5Iazlan exchange 5-1Gc higher according the
ocla! cable and according cable received
ater In the day was another notch higher 157sd Re
ePts seem 10 be running little smaller. but the fall
on s not yet sufficient 70 attract much Speculative
Attehuon receipts al the two ports $1,000 bags
against e 900 bags last year. ana Jundiahy
o2COO bags. against $4,000 last year The market
$50 tor Rio No Z.
The range OF prices IN local
day follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-10-11

was elected IN the place OF 7. Jefferson
tSsoidss resigned
New-York tribune., 1906-10-11
CURB MARKET TRADING.

s,.culation in outside securities continued active,
"A ,-hue considerable frregularity was shown the
.,,.-sl tone was firm. Many sharp advances
..--r.d IN the mining group. while N some cases
.,s sageea OF on very moderate selling pressure
eyrrenhen Exploration made e sensational rise
!, :, points. Newhouse Mining rose nearly 8
.,.s on the execution OF four large market orders
,,rost simultaneously, presumably for inside ao-
.,rr. Ola Hundred touched e new high mark
,,.h an advance % \. Nevada Consolidated ruled
,.-,ug Cumberland-Ec and el;pissinG were some
,As- irregular. Dominion Copper advanced 4.
No-.eou9ery Shoshone improved a point Boston
-To1ner was strong and active. In the industrials
sr.s-icar Can stocks We're easier. American To-
Ssr,o advanced % points. international Salt fell
=, hut recovered. Manhattan Transit was offered
ssVr rather sharply. but subsequently recovered
rore than = Standard OIL was more active but
real Bonds were dun but firm. Among the
r,rne issues OLD Hundred and Mckinley Darra gh
--sre taken by an excellent class OF buyers. c. E.
rsnskatl, the New York agent OF the Sovereign
Sank cf Canada. VINO has just returned from Co.
hslt SAYS that the men n control OF the Mckinley
,ornuauv are well known as conservative business
rsr and they have agreed thar statement shall
). made regarding the property that cannot posi-
trey be verified
New-York tribune., 1906-10-11
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LivsFpeOl, oe, 1o-yvHEAT Closins-spot. n-zas
No red. Western winter ass futures quiet:
be-. Ss ana; March IS S4d. CoEN-spoe easyt
American mzef - ed: futures quis,; octebsr nora-
tnals December. 80 5Ads January. - 1sd HOPS. "a
Leneen (PsciAc Coast isOs CROP. nrn. 20 iosss sa
FL0CR-St Louis. fancy winter. steady. BRNr-s
Extra India mess steady. sTs sd PorK-Prinas mass
Western easy sia "a HAAS-shert cut. IA 20 70 n.
streng, S2s sd- SACo%-Cum5orland cur 90 70 90 ~
strong sts; short rip, 70 70 "a 70. steady sss Cd:
long. clear mldtles. sht % 20 81 n arm. s5s: 40
heavy IS 20 40 70 firm 5ts 90: short. clear oaoxsL
IL 20 20 -. steady. $Ss: clear bellies 70 nrr
69s ddi shoulders square. II 70, Arm, 80. sd
LARp-Prime Western. IN tisrcss steady. 4ss "a, I,
Amer lean renncd. IN pals. frm. as Sd CHEESEE
american; 1nsst white. erm els; do eoiored. nrrn
Us T EAi.LoW-Frlfne. City. strong cSS TCRPEN-
TINE-Splrits steady. ass Cd LINSEED or. steady
21a BUTTER-Finest United States steady S5s coed
Luited states steady. S5a PETROLECM steady. lkA
Aos.S-cornnor tErn. los sd-
New-York tribune., 1906-10-11
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Oct. 1O-CATTLE-Receipts estimated. isocs
head; market active and 1O6 5c higher than Ms
Gays prices Common prime S5f$7 %;
81 - 81 20: heifers. SO 60S4 bulls So 400s4
calves SSSS stockers and feeders So 1884 so. HOGS
Receipts. 21O OO head market early.
or and closed 5-10o lower. Cshoce prime heavy,
SO 65eSs IS medium good heavy So 4OS6 co. butcher
wsxhts 50 6O6S6 To- choice heavy mixed IS $50
SO e5 packing S6gso 80 pigs. So 5OdSG 60 SHEEp-Rs-
eepss Is coo head market active and strong prices pre-
tcay unchanged: lambs 1Od15c higher 81 50
IS s5: yearnEs. Sc e51S8: lambs. Sc 25dSS
Cincinnati. Oct. 10--ICE1S
pers. s6 81: common 4OS6 Is CATTLE steady;
70 good shippers, $4 SOD IS S21S2 23 SHDEp
steady. 81 5Oefs8 70 lan,bs steady $4 5OlS7 60
East Buftalo Oct 1O.-CATTLE steady. prime stssrs.
s. ESQ SO .: shipping S5s5 70: butchers 81 35S5 40.
CEAIS-Receiots 80 head. active go higher - 500
SS I5 HoCS-ReceiDts 400 head. fairly active and
steaty shade higher; heavy and mixed. Sc 90s9 ooi
few. 81; Workers 60 75as8 90; 81 6OS8 oJ roushS
8 50gsS 90; dsf-iss Sc 4oGse 80 sElEEP AND LANLs
Receipts 5000 head: shsep steady. lambs l5S5o
higher: lambs. s. 25gss .; yssrllns. SO 259Se so
Kansas CITY. Oct 10-CATFLE- Receipts. II 00o hs-
including I39O head SCutherns. steadv 20 100
higher choice and dressed beef IS 50Sd
fair good S4S4 5os Western steers 50 50f$b: stoo
feeders Sc 5o7s4 -; southern steers. coo
g 9; Southern COWS. 8 seas2 %; native cows T5a
calves. s2 T69ss Is IioGSR.seipts 5000 had; n-.-
50 90 packers 50 25ass 42 pigs sne lights IS oeso 3
eHrEe-Rsceipts 00oo head market 5000 higher top
Utah lambs. s. 70: lambs s. T5eS7 25 and ysAr-
iings TJ1S0 40 Western ysarnss s5fS5 e5; wsstsD
sheep. 81 sass 10 stoesrs and feeders Sc T5Gs5 %
New-York tribune., 1906-10-11
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
NAw vo-h n..oh.- :

New York. October 20. 1905
EVI1S-Recsipts were rs l. asa head incIud-
s es Tor EXPORT alive. "a Tor saughtsrers a5
m 19F tss market and with ths few stale cattle were
90 cas- on sale, OF whtch 81 at
So9o 20 cnolee steers were IN demand medium
arg soHneh ready; bulls IN light supply snd srong
belosna COWS duu and unchanEsd gsoa cows
were quoted weak the ssth yards oIt f-Tn to
IA sner az Jersey CITY The yards cleared
"a 70 eho!ee nstv steers sold az 81 s0ss 70 Per ioO
10 AAUoeeqs az 81 90 AZ ~ 10. bulls 5s9 40
cows a. 81 gS3 so. and extra rat COWS az So 7sTsS r
spectvsly There was continued good demand Tor the
oeat srades az pesf and prices
aSia ana estlraon beef selling a. previous quotations.
Asht 1e1sn eeef al eTc. Liverpool and London cables
@ oneHaged shipneats TO-DAY IN the Oceanic LIVER
poo4 100 quarters Of beef also
bcrnuda o. cattle and lls w. panisls ant
cattle for the United Dressed Bssr Company exports
o. cattle, sheep beef
salss.SsTton 4 Co II VirEtnia steers i4o2 u aver
ege az 80 10 Per 100 n: S DO 1880 70 az s5 TTs Is DO
ls0s - a. - e5 2 d. llas ~ a. - Se n do 1878 n
az - %; il do III =. S. 1917 ~ s. 80 10
West yirSina Co. 1I4l IS 10 "a kentucky DO iog5
10. az Soi ! state COW, 1000 70. at IS So
4cPnerHoa q Col 20 Virginia l2e3 ss S5sa