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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-07

III uncovered, the .1Ore-
head), above the right
eye, thumb and fore
finger extended and
joined, palm to the
left. forearm inclined
at about .forty-a de-
grees, hand and wrist
straight. = At the COM
mand. two, drop the
hand smartly to the
side.
The salute for. off,
GERS is the same;
the left hand is used
only when the right
hand is engaged. Off,
GERS and men when
saluting will look to-
ward the person sa-
luted. <r
Steps and Marching
The length Of tho
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-07
DRILL LESSON II.

Salute with the Hand. ..
At the command. salute, raise the right
hand smartly till the tip of the foreflnger
touches the lower part of the head dress
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APRIL.

2-Erig. Gen Francis Harrington, IT, S.
M. C.. retired New Orleans
3-Paul Nocquct French sculptor and
aeronaut (by balloon accident In a Long
Island marsh.
i--E. c, Swift meat packer, Chicago.
Eastman johnson, painter. New York
G-Westop Flint educator Washington
Alexander l., KiciIand, Norwegian poet
S-Rt Rev Wlstar Morris, Episcopal
bishop Of oregon, Portland.
9-Rey Morris Goldsteln. composer OF
jewish church music, Cincinnati
lD-Psof. Nathaniel c. shaler. gcologist,
Cambridge, Mass.
il--Jamcs a. Bailey Snowman, New
York
lJ-Richwd Garrett, English author
li-Mrs tombstone Bennett, actress,
bloomfield y, j.
io-Prot Pierre Curc French discovcrcr
Of radium.
@-Dt Rhoads s. Sutton, medical au-
thor, pittsburg Patrick McMechan, edl-
ter 0f New York lrlsh-Amerlcan,
2l-Cardiual Iaboure, archbishop Of
Reunts, France
" Floyd Campbell newspaper art.
ist, philadelphia.
AUGUSTUS Pollock, stogie manufac-
turtr. Wheeling. W. Va.
glNls Mary II, Hunt temperance re-
former
.S-Gcn. Won Budde, Prusslan minister
| % public works
g0-fIeny g. Rouse, president Of several
! railroads, Cleveland James h. Boyd, ex.
governor Cf Nebraska.
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FEBRUARY.

l-Rey. Joseph q. Montfort former edi-
tor of the Herald and Presbytely I'm
cinnati.
2-Lord Masham Samuel Cunlffe-lls-
teri, English inventor.
Grey. Dr. George simmons preacher,
lecturer author and inventor Peorm H.,
thy suicide.
s-George Learock, veteran actor, Phll-
adelpha c. Ellison, one OF the
founders Of the National Irrigation con
gress Guayamas, Mexico.
g-Paul Lawrence Dunbar negro poet,
Dayton. o,
lG-Tnomas n. Mcclellan, chief justice
Of the Alabama supreme court.
u-Rufus f., shapley. lawyer and poiitt-
cas- author Philadelphia
l2-John W. Thomas president Of ne
Nashville, Chattanooga * 81 LOUIS rail-
road, Nashville.
IS--l.eonard zip, scholar and author Al
bany, n Y.
li-car Joubcrt. English writer on Rus
sion subjects.
lS-John a. Mccall cX-proslcnt OF the
New York Life Insurance comp1ny.-Jonn
H. Stetson, hat manufacturer PhiAdei-
phla.
lg-Peter J Mcclure. one Of thc found
ers of the American Federation OF Lac
hor. George a. Castor, congressman
Philadelphia
~ He..y NJ Moore Young Mems Chris
ton association worker. NorthAeld. Mass.
Vice Admiral Sir Henry Grcnfch, Brit
ish.
gi-Father J. f. Leary. chaplain-in-chicf
Of the q. A. r.. Chapman, Kan. samuel
Thomas, largest manufacturer Of pig hoH
in the United States Allentown Pa.
gyDayld b. Henderson cx-speaker OF
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New YorR stats zeltung corporation
Edmond Rouse, member of the French
academy.
i-Rear Admiral Charles ]. Train, U. s.
n. at ChefI China.-Daniel b. Wesson,
revolver manufacturer Springfield, Mass.
Rev. Oscar tlipp0, secretary OF the
: BAPTIST Publication society Philadelphia
Duke of Rutland, England.-JustIce
, Robert Sedgwick OF the supreme court of
Canada
Edgar Brown, who discovered and
DEVELOPED the Mesaba and Nermilion iron
ore ranges, sault ste. Marie, Mich
7--Winiam Rosengarten inventor OF the
electric railway, Philadelphia.
/ s-Rev. Dr. j. Addison Henry modera-
, tor OF the Presbyterian general assem-
| bly,. Philadelphia,-PrO W. II. Hart, au-
| thority on diabetes. New York
! civilian j. Shields, educator. medical
| scientist and inventor, Pittsburg. DIR,
james Weir. author Of medical books,
| Owensborough, Ky.
13-Mrs. Pearl NJ, T. Craigie ('John
4 Oliver Hobbes'D, American-Englsh nov
| elist
li-Ex.C Congressman George b. Fielder,
| Jersey City.
| iG.-Rev. DIR. Richard Eddy. American
| Unversalst author and historian.--James
| Dredge, editor of Engineering, London
! Rebecca s. Clark c'Sophio May'O, writ
err Of books for children
t7-Miss Lucille NJ. Phelps, founder OF
| the Phelps Collegiate School for Girls,
| Smytthheld, $. Civilian Il. Cahill. ac-
| tor New York.
1s-Alexandre Luigini, French conductor
and composer
| 19-Michael f. Dwyer. turfman, New
| York-Lewis Morrison, actor New YORK
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OCTOBER.

l-Count Adofo Pianciani. commonder-
in-chief OF the dissolved pontiiical army
Rome--Albert j. Adams, policy king
Thy suicide).
7-Casper G. Clemens, Popullst and So
clalist leader. Tojeka, Kan
S-Daniel T. Jewett, ex-United States
senator ST. Louis William h. Arnett
African Methodist Episcopal, Wilbeforee
university o.
g-Marchesa del Grille adelaide Ris-
torD, Italian tragedienne.--Ar hbishop
Bond. primate OF Canada.-lienry w.
Behman, theatcr manager, New York.
ls-CoL John w Price. turfman, Cincin-
natl
15-Rev, Sam p. Jones. evangelist, Little
Rock, Ark.
le-Mrs jefferson Davis, widow Of the
president of the Confederate states.
III. d. Walker. ex-United states sem
ator, Fayetteville, Ark.
1S-Lord William Scully, largest owner
OF western lands, London.
fe-Captaln John Hall. ex-United states
marshal and once private secretary OF
Abraham Lincoln. Washington, Pa.
20-Don Jorge Munoz, Guatemala minis
ter to Washington. Benjamin III, War
rem. civil engineer New York
2--Frederck schreiner, inventor OF
stereoptyng machinery. Planfield. n. j.
2t-Mai. Gen. James W. Forsythe, U, $.
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JANUARY,

a-Jom II. Atkinson, one Of the founders
Of The state ~ West virginia Cumbcl-
lnNd " v
-, 81 Guihre chairman Of the ditec-
tLis If The NcpuDllc iron q steel com
pafN. tsulianury, IS. C.--tarri5on W. Wen,
tngnsh ARTIST author and journalist
ftYb Charles j. JOY royal astronomer
Of lremno. -t'ranCis Meroier, thnadldh
Artsic explorer.
s-Ahmed .Sazit Pasha, Turkish minister
Of finance
s-Charlcs r. Richie former British
chancellor Of the cXcheQuer.
lo-Dr William r. Harper president Of
Chicago university
III H. Merritt Canadian constructor
OF the Welland canal
I-sir Mount stewart Grant Dun, Ems
llgn statesman ana president OF the i1oy a.
Biographical society.
L-Robert G. Erwin president Of the
Atlantic Coast line, Saybrook, Conn
iS-herman & MerYale English au-
thor.-Antonio q. Mendoza, e&-NesldehL
OF the Cuhan supreme Court-CoL Robert
q. I.oke publisher OF the Galveston News
lC-Marshall Field, merchant Chicago. -'
Rev. W. n. Cleveland, brother of eX-
President Grover Cleveland, Columbus, ..
Mrs eliza II. Walker founder OF the
Walker Missionary Home, Auburndale'
Mass.
ii-Baron Won Richthofen. German Sec
rotary Of foreign AFFAIRS.
ts-pr. l.. G. Atkinson, president OF
Cannon Methodist Episcopal Theological
Seminary Of Atlanta, cardinal splnold
OF Seville, Spain.
g-Haryey B. Hurd, law book author
ChicnRo-Kobert y. stephens, play
wright and song writer, Philadelphia
g,-Rev. Howard c. Durham, eX-secte-
tary Of the American Peace society, WIN
throp, Mass.--George J. holyoake Lnsiiss
author and advocate OF seculaiism -. 4
Fitzpatrick ex-Congressman FRANKFORT
10y.
A-Dr. +. 3. Kephart, United Brethren
Bishop, Annvllle, Pa.
g,-Gen. Joseph Wheeler, southern nero
Of the civil and Spanish wars, New YORK
Cardinal Peter l.. Gossens OF Belgium
se-sir Edward Thormon. former British
minister to Washington Stanley Spencer,
English aeronaut.
7-Davld s. Baker, Democratic leader
Providence, X. !.
g-King Christian Of Denmark.-Rein-
hold Sadler, ex-governor, Eureka, NeY.
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1--Robert Adams, Jr,, congressman
Philadelphia by suicidel.--Danlel Lock-
wood. ex-congressman, Buffalo
4-Arthur p. German, United States sem
ator from Maryland.--John G. New, poll
tlcian, journalist and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
to London, indianapolis.
5-Charles Dana, railroad president
New York.
s--Kar r. Is. Won Hartman German
philosopher.
lO--Richard ], Seldom, prime minister,
New Zealand,
u-Edwin b. Hay, handwriting expert
Washlngton.-Se Castellano spanish
financier.
4-Robert b. Roosevelt lawyer, editor
and uncle of the president -llenry O.
Houghton, publisher, Cambridge, Mass
l5-Rey. Edward Hodge, secretary Of the
Presbyterian board Of education, Phlla-
delphia.
le-Rufus +. Lester, congressman. Sa-
vannah Ga.--Asabel X Eaton, inventor
and scientist New York.
l7-Harry n. Pnlsbury, chess champion
New York.--Gen. Howard l.. Porter. shoe
manufacturer and philanthropist, Hayer-
hill, Mass.
1s-John NJ. Pattlson, governor, Milford
o.
calvin Evans, congressman, Ebens-
burg, Pa
al-Jean Aubert, French painter ana
engraver. --George j. Snelus, Enslish
metallurglst
2l-Marcus W. Acheson. judge Of the
United States circuit court Pittsburg.
22-George b. stevens, author OF the
illogical books, Yale Divinity school.
23-Dr. Joseph Korosy, Hungarian muni-
cipal statistlcian.--A Rosettt. com
Il afa
Duke of Amodovar, Spanish minister %
foreign affairs. George W. CaDel
ex-oongressman from Virginia
2i-AIrs. Virginia Resale Coke, novelist
Knoxville, Tenn, - Alexander Neill
French banker.
ag-Burgett Meakin, English industrial
Observation-Disclosures Muir Canadian poet
2y-Rev. Or, Judson smith, correspond.
| ing secretary Of the American board OF
commissioners Of foreign missions RoX'
bury. Mass.-Albert sorel, historian.
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MARCH.

Lien. BENJAMIN. b. Murray, Calais,
Ne
3-James s. Hogg. Ex-Governor. Hous-
ton, Tex Romero Robledo, leader Of the
Spanish Woyler party.-Dr. w. T. Camp
bell, founder Of Des Moines, Ia, St
Louis.
l-Lieut. Gen John NJ. schofeld. U. s.
A. retired. 81, Augustine, F1a.--WIlliam
w Rose. educator and author Fremont.
o.
Mrs II. r. Jones. novelist, Cedar
Rapids. la.
civilian II. Boucher, English illus
traitor.
9--Jacobo Banco, chairman Of the Mexi-
can International boundary commission
III Paso, Tex.-Archblshop O'BrIen OF
Novo Scotia.
lO-Eugene Richter German Liberal
leader in the relchstag. Edward ]. Nor
gan, actor. New York.
l2-Miss Susan y. Anthony, woman suf-
frage leader. Rochester n. Y DIR. Man
uel Quintana. president OF Argentina.
lS-Prof Otto Fuchs, director OF Mary
land Institute school OF Art and Design,
Baltimore
ii-Johu ]. Anderson, author OF school
histories, Brooklyn
l5--Mrs John j. milestone, national Of
| hcer OF the WOmens Home Mission So
| ciety Cincinnati
1I-Johann Most, anarchist, agitator.
| New York
19-Gen. John NJ Thayer, ex-governor
! and ex-Unlted States senator Lincoln,
| Neb
CIV c. Arnold ex-congressman, Du
| Bots, Pa.
q Mrs. A. D. II. whitney, author OF
| stories for young people. Boston. George
| Patterson congressman. Ashland, Pa
| Col. oliver II pockery, eN-congresSman
| from North Carolina.
22-Prof r. Ogden Doremus. chemist
! and expert on poisons, New York
23-Gen. Julie Sangully. Cuban revolu-
| ZIONIST
24-Samuel II. Ashbrldge, ex-mayor OF
| Philadelphia.
| 25-W X Gunter, attorney-general OF
| South Carolina Batesburg
| 26-Jean y. Mlllett, French artist.
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NOVEMBER,

l--Rockwo0d Hoar congress,ar W..
cester. Mass. -Archduke Otto psri, W ",
Emperor Francis Joseph, O, Ans,r.
Hungary. u@
2-George Herring, English phlan,bro.
list. 'VT
4-Gen John Ketcham CONGRESSMAN
Dover Plains ~ y,
5--Fritg Thaulow Norwegian landsr.
painter.
III. j. OMEN, barley king Of Man.
itoba.
S-LaSalle A. Maynard associate editor
Of Leslie's Weekly New York
9--John G. Welling, vice president OF the
llliois Central railroad, Chicago sun
uel J. Kitson, sculptor, New YORK
l1-Rev Dr. Henry N. Baird, historian
of the Huguenots
2-Maj Gen. William r. shatter T. s
A., retired, who commanded the American
army IN the Santiago campaign In Cuha
Bakersfield, Cal
1S-Henry X. Schufeldt, Mulu.mlnln-
aire dlstlller, Oconowac Wis.--ssr
Mary Julia. mother superior and phlr.
throplst, Chicago.
IT, Ml0s hAAl lfNAANhA'f liN@lANlN y
the international order Of the klnp
Daughters and Sons. New York
l6.-Dr. sarah De Loss, Chicago
17-Glovanni Rossi Italian zose
murdered By an anarchist
lg-Miss Georgia Cayyan, iHa
Flushing, L. |.
2S--Gen Willard Warren former uaa
States senator, Chattanooga, Tenn
2i-Dr. Isaac Atkinson, medical aihf'
Baltimore,
25-Frank W. Hunt ex-goyemr y
Idaho, Goldneld.-H c. Bureh pToPas'
tor Of Ebbltt House. Washington
26-Captain Hugh H., Henry, pas; ~
tlonal commander Of the Army ana N"I
anion, L. S. A, Washington.
29-Samue Spencer president o. ~. ",
Southern Railway (klled 10 rallr0N
| wreck.
U-Gon. L. Victor Baughman' dalli ,.s
| Democratic leader Frederick Md,-M NY.
| eel Cussack, Irish educator ana louilse '
| OF the Gaelic Athletic associallQu- -.
Edward j. Reed, formerly chief co9s'i ~,
| tor of the British navy William 70 pa ~
lotson, wooden manufacturer f''s'"'D
! Mass.
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Manuel Garcia, inventor Of the laryn-
goscope.
s-Henry Z. West, president Of the Penn
Mutual Insurance company, Pmladel-
phia.
i--Pros. Henry A. Ward naturalist Chi
cage.
5-Gcorge n. Householder, pioneer even
ing journalist Of Kansas Cty-Juies y.
Rreton French genre painter.-ADeft
Vincent. vice president OF the ked cross
conference, Geneva, Switzerland
6-Christopher c. Langdel, LID, au-
thority on law, Harvard university
$. '3 \. J. Wood ''''' '''''''s'Y'' :
o-Henry c. Adams, congressman, Madi-
son. WISH. j. Tweedle, president Of the
Belmont Golf CLUB, Chicago
l2-Louls Goes, inventor and manuiac-
turer, Worcester, Mass Carl Sattlef' Ger"
man Liberal statesman.
le-Albert Belt. English South African
gnancier-Wiliam Painter Baltimore IN
ventor.
l7~pr Charles Pelligrini ex-president
Of Argentina.
lS-L.ady Curzon OF Keddlcston. Eng
| land formerly Miss Mary Letter q Chi~
| cage BENJAMIN T. Rodman, first Ameri-
4 can city directory publisher Cineinnot.--
| a. u. Richmond, author and notable Grim
| inal lawyer. Meadville, FAC. j., Ives
former railroad president Woodstock
| Conn.
9l-Brig Gen, Edmund Rice L. 3 a.
| retired Wakefield, Mass.
ge-Russcll Saec, nuancier, New York.
Baron Kodama chief OF the japanese
army general staff.
, 2-Dr. George W. Atherton. president
OF Pennsylvania state college
B--James r. de Renner. civil engineer
| Denver.-James Callahan, who once de.
bated with Carl schurz, 81. Louis.
gS--George n Bspham, eminent lawyer
and author, Philadelphia
S0-Jchn l.. Tooe English comedian
Rev. George Grenfell, English missionary
explorer OF the Congo State.
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MAY

3-cmNin % Spencer grain Spectator,
ST. l.0ms
William O. owen, shakespearean
comedian, New York
t--james Mills, chief editorial writer
tf tho pittshurg Post. Rear Admiral
Aaron e. Hughes. y, 5 NJ retired.
.-Jamos a Wheelock, editor Of the
Pioneer Press, st. Paul.,-Prof Arthur J..
Pest hlcteriologist McrgantoWn, w.
Va Bishop Fallieres OF FRANCE.
r. Baron Currie philip H. Wodehousel
tfrmeriy British ambassador at Constan-
Uroplc.
n-Carl schurz, German patriot and
gtatosman, New York
ls-Brlg Gen. John c. Tiddall. a. 5. A.,
retired. first governor Of Alaska Mont
clulr. n J.-Namada Naekuma, japanese
phH1st pher by jumping into a volcano
crato)
ie-pam Il. Gerhard. entomologist, 81
Touis-Gcorge Il. Mcneil. economist
Boston
2-John Mulvaney. artist painter OF
Clusters Last stand" New York found
drowned.
s3-Hcnrik Ibsen, Norwegian novelist
and dramatist.
2f-W G.. Cwbertson, ex-congressman
from Pennsylvania. Girard, o,-ttot'
George A. Wentworth, autnor OF text
books ON mathematics. Dover, N H.
g5-Rcv. Daniel Mnher. president Of
Brleaton catholic Theological Seminary
| Baltimore.
as-Ira +. Rider, ex-ccngressman' New
| York
E-James ". Batty. American natura
| history collector IN Mexico by academia
! discharge Il his gum.
n-Janirs f. Scripps founder OF the De
trnlt evening News.
g,-Nichael Dayltt. Irish Nationals
| loadt.' -Ellen burg. actress and wife o
| Robert Edison New York-Dr charlie
W. Allen. author ol medical books, New
York
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2l-Dr. Charles j. Jones, president or
Union Christian College. Marion. Ind
22-Pro. Albert G.. Lane, former presi-
dent Of the National Educational associa-
ton, Chicago.--Jay {. Morse, former pres
dent OF the Illinois Steel company, CHI
cago.-Earl OF Levan and Melville, lord
high commissioner of the general assem-
bly, Of the Church Of Scotland.
2i-Alfred Stevens, Belgian genre paint
er.
2-Captain Nathan Appleton, author
and traveller, Boston.
2s-Rev. c. Winter Bolton, Episcopal
author North Pelham, n. Y.-Duc de
| Brogle French statesman.-C. b.
| Clarke English botanist.-E. Eugen
| Gura, German Wagnerian singer.
29-Dr Alexander Brown, historian and
| genealogist. Virglna.-Serge Tetsoheff,
| Russian historian,
S0--Lady Campbell Bannerman, Eng
| land,
Sl-Edward Rosewater, editor Of Omaha
| Bee
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SEPTEMBER.

Edward j. Russell. matinee painter.
Herman Oelrichs, politician and fl
nancier New York
4--Rev. DR., Francis r. Beattle, profess
sor Of systematic theology, Louisville
seminary.
david Terrence, chief justice OF the
Connecticut supreme court
S-Camille Mercarder, metallurgist and
engineer, Philadelphia.
l0--Miss Rose Porter. American author.
l2--Felcia Slatapur, American vice con.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

The Queen OF the Valley Roller Mills,
conducted by James r. Smith & Sons,
Is situated on the Oregon short Line
railroad at Eighth South and Third
West streets this city. James II.
Smith, Sr.. general manager, has been
engaged IN the milling business since
1873. having first started business IN
sugar House ward. with a small Burr
rll. the motive power used being a
portion Of the waters OF pnrley's creek.
With the development OF the milling
Industry and the Introduction of rolls
for grinding grain instead OF the old
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QUEEN OF THE VALLEY ROLLER MILLS.

Burr stones, Mr.. Smith kept pace with
the improvements, by abandoning the
old method and building a four-story
brick structure and Installing therein a
complete roller system having n capa-
city Of 100 barrels of -four per day.
a general milling business was con-
Quoted Ia Sugar House until August,
1903 ~ that time the business had
grown Ike Mr.. Smiths family, to such
PROPORTIONS Che then had six sons who
were assisting him IN the management
and operation OF the business) that #
was thought tudiclous to enlarge the
business by increasing the capacity OF
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a., retired, who Was Gen sb,,a..
chief OF stat, Commbus 0 ''''''a'
%-Wllllam Q Robson. suprem, ,,...
tafy Of the Royal ArCannm '' W.6 fyi'
Hills, Mass. "eNssI9
2s-Robert l. Davis ex.mayor ana d,
congressman. Fan River, Mass anu ''
&,-Rey. Edgar 81 Levy, Baptist ,A
mnde me opening prayer at he 9r., b,
publican national c9rvention ptS ip
phia, --Gathorno G. Hardy Co.. w9qs.
Cranbrook, English Statesman ~ wn Is
II. Perry millionaire pioneer W. D'' NV
gcles. Cal Tvs an
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the mill. As n consequence site was
procured in the city limits. situated as
already mentioned and an up-to-date
four-story building was erected, 100 by
"a feet The mill Is equipped with all
the modern machinery for the manu-
facture Of -four. The machinery In
cludes the most perfect grain cleaners
and scourers, aud two No. plansifters
for grading the flour The grinding
-four has six double stands OF gx2i-lnch
rolls, and power Is supplied by a 100
horsepower Corliss engine.
The present capacity OF the mill Is
200 barrels per day.
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A general wholesa@,.. . iesi n nc eosn'
business is also eondg9.cuo Whole 3
ton with the mill. corn Ind 4
e o,g oats. wheat ba"e' '
are handed extensively 4. oonsur'
largely Ia Salt Lake .o, SH',- manu,i
standard brands OF WV valley p.
tured by the Queen az w u,-h Pate.
Ter Minis are White Dove, gaket's )
smiths straight Grade '''
: vou are invited to cen Pm NE afe,
,.acess AZ MANUFACTURE q IA
p trom Which your bread Is H'a''
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, Tho MAJ onal house OF representatives., Du-
( buquo, Ia-MaL -Gen. Thomas j. Wood,
| H. S A. retired, Dayton, O.
! g,-Ptof Samuel J. Langley secretary
! az the Smithsonian Institution, scientist
/ and aeropane inventor Aiken. S. C.-Al-
| fred H. Belo, newspaper publisher Gal-
| las Tex
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| sui ar Trieste, Austria Arthur d. Vm-
ton story writer. New York.
ls-Daniel ODay OF the Standard OH
coInpany.-Prince Alhrecht of Prussia -
George Jacob. opera composer
i4-Judge Richard II Avery. chief JUS.
tce Of the District OF Columbia court or
appeals, Hagertown. Md.-brig'-Ieh'
Charles Page, U, s A, retired
15-Gen. Dimiul Z. 1repoff, command
ant Of the Russian Imperial Palace
1G-Aaron Il. Bliss, ex-governor OF MicS-
ipan.-John H. Kitchener. president Of the
Philadelphia clearing house,-Rear al"
mlral Sir Edward Chichester, BRUSH,
Gibraltar Warren O. Elliott, president
OF the Atlantic Coast line, watkins
Glenn. n. Y.
17-C D. McIyer, president OF the state
Normal school, Greensboro, n. c.
1S-Ex-Chancelor Harrison Of tho Uni
versity OF New Brunswick john MUM,
millionaire Iron and steel MANUFACTURED,
DetrOit-George u. Warren, newspaper
writer and author, Rochester N. Y.
2c-Robert II, Hit, congressman, chair
man of the house committee on foreign
affairs. Illnos.--Rev Or. Robert j. Ne
win. who was rector of the Episcopal
church OF St Paul. the first Protestant
| church In Rome, Bethlehem, Pa.
22-James A. Burden, president Of Iron
| works, Troy, n. "
2S-George II. Poor, claimant TO West
| lnghouse alrbrake and other important
| Inventions Portland, Me
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
AUGUST.

i-Prof A. II. Thompson Of the United
States geological survey. geographer,
Washington Edwin uhl. president OF the
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-01-05
WHAT IS INDEPENDENCE

Just now we are hearing lot about
independence in politics. What 'inde-
pendence"in politics is might be ques-
ton Of interest. 1t would look as ii the
definition varied considerably with the
defner's standpoint. The simple fact
is that independence in politics means,
and can mean only, independent of any
and all plrty organization Just as soon
as man Joins any party, or faction of a
party. he is no louger independent. Of a
necessity he must be dependent on the
will of the others with whom he is
Joined.
A combination of independent voters
doesn't make the combination inde-
pendent. Laying lot of iron links in a
pile doesn't make a chain. But If the
links are interclasped one into the other
they then become dependent on each
other for strength. Political organiza-
ton of any kind precludes independ-
ence.