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The Ordway new era., 1907-07-26

Ne- 5erssy lives up 10 its rsputa-
tion for producing original citizens.
The latest case in point is tha; Of
Peter Mowry. an engineer on the Del
aware. Lackawanna & Western AL
road One day when his train reached
Mllburn he discovered that he did not
have water enough to carry him TO
the next water tank. He hesltated
only a moment. then jumped out Of
HIS cab and disappeared. Before he
climbed back to his seat the fire en-
gines came tearing down the street
toward the station. In reply to the
foreman. who asked where the fire
was, MoSry explained his needs, and
said he had pulled the alarm because
he thought maybe the FIRE company
could run hose 10 hydrant and I'LL
his tank. He did not judge his fellow
Jerseymen wrongly. for the hose was
unwound and he soon had all the wa
ter he needed
The Ordway new era., 1907-07-26
January Free Va.

Fort Leavenworth. Kan-s
January, alias Charles ". "
for whose pardon q petition ca
the signatures OF 50.0ee pess
presented to President Roos's
months ago, was released tfu-1
eral prison here.
Anderson will return 10 kisz
where he Will engage IN bcsi'z
denied a report that he inie's
crate a pool hall.
Anderson was convicted sS'H
ago OF robblng an okiahoni
and sentenced to the peniist
three years. He escaped W
later and went TO kansa'
sumed the name OF Andersoa =
ried. In April this year a. as
who had known January u n
tentiary notified the Taa
mans whereabouts and be ~
rested and taken back 10 LAns
Owing to the exempIaf! Is
son had led In Kansas III! y
bors started a movement ~
lease. The newspapers IVA
case with the result tha'
which is said to have eOaa
largest number of signatuFe J,
pended to an appeal for . ~
forwarded to Washington. y i.,|
Roosevelt reviewed the case, =
recommendation OF At'o'as
Bonaparte. granted a palaO.
at the expiration OF three I~ 1.,.,|
the time of his rearres'. ' u.
proven a model prisoner ~
will seek to have his eiu i'..,, 4,
stored and II successful sm ,-.l
the courts to change nis ~ :, \
derson for the protection "
and child.
The Ordway new era., 1907-07-26
MEAT OR CEREALS.
A Question Of Interest to All Care.
full Persons.

Arguments on food are interesting.
Many persons adopt vegetarian diet
on the ground that they do not like to
feel that life has been taken to feed
them, nor do they fancy the thought
Of eating dead meat.
On the other hand, too great con.
sumption Of partly cooked, starchy
oats and wheat or white bread, pastry,
ETC., produces serious bowel troubles,
because the bowel digestive organs
(where starch is digested), are over.
taxed and the food ferments, produc.
Ing gas. and microbes generate in the
decayed food, frequently bringing on
peritonitis and appendicitis.
Starchy food is absolutely essential
to the human body. It's best form is
shown in the food ''Grape.Nuts," where
the starch iG changed into q form of
sugar during The process OF it's manu-.
facture. In this way, the required
food is presented to the system in a
Ipre-digested form and is Immediately
made Into blood and tissue, without
taxing the digestive organs
A remarkable result In nourishmeut
Is obtained; the person using Grape.
Nuts gains quickly in physical snd
mental strength. Why in mental I
Because the food contains delicate
PARTICLES Of Phosphate OF Potash IS.
tained from the grains. and this unites
With the albunien Of all food ana the
comoinAtion y What nature usss to -
neild woen ont cells II N hfnin.
Thia = : scisnti1e fne& that - ~
se1lay proyea ~ - dayso uSo Y ~
5ssss q ss:'s .! |. z, 9 =;
The Ordway new era., 1907-07-26
Says Orchard viii h"

New York.-"There is las.H 'hs d
absolutely cers-in about Jus
case" said John A. Basl.;;; 5as ,;;, I
general Of Idaho in lsV.i' I. y
In this city, "and that s',s,,J2 =,
what may happen to laws ,,sl|
associates in the MINER soouiss|
Harry Orchard, the seil,,,usaps|
sassin of Governor steuu'
be hanged. TO, .rorS|
"Orchard has not peen i.or n N
munity in Idaho, and even 'arr,.
extended executive cie,nrda, is,lnrds,
confessed to thirteen un.oald
the state, Of which ne ,sOt ID
yicted and from punlsnn'esnim sim,
Idaho could not absoive, s,aI 1isi
How the Haywood l,s, s,s ~
one knows. All the peop,,. !. NJ
in this they are a upi'
justice be done"
The Ordway new era., 1907-07-26
w.nton Slaughter Of Game.
COLORADO.
ORDwAY,

wantcn Slaughter OF osme'
XIII, Kill. XIII, The word 10 on
every tongue from the time the big
game season opens in the far west
until 1t closes. two months later
Every mans hand seems TO be against
the wild things OF the mountains-she
harmless wild things which lend to
the forest half It's charm. II il were
the aim OF the people TO eSterminate
the deer. elk and mountain sheep they
could not kill With more avidity. The
question OF skill does not enter into
It. II an elk is close enough TO sinse
his hair with the powder, no matter
kill him, 10 the pack horses are al
ready loaded 20 the limit II not
pound Of the meat Is 10 be touched, II
the head is worthless as trophy and
the horns valueless. no matter, XIII
Just the same. The law permits each
person his two elk, so take the limit
II an animal is crippled. do not bother
to trail him. let him go: the wolves
will pull him down eventually, or he
will fall and starve-thst elk with the
shattered shoulder or the deer with
the dragging hind leg What does Il
matter TO YOU II. a comparatively few
years hence. the elk tracks and the
print OF the deer's pointed hoot are
gone forever. IL the forests are de
pleted and silent and pair Of antlers
has become a curiosity! You have
had your sport And this, exclains
Caroline Lockhart in Lippiucotts, Is
the way in which nine-tenths OF the
people reason who hunt in the big
game season The real sportsman IS
not a menace to the game; he IS its
best friend. It's protector. He Is as
jealous Of it as though /, were his own
property. and he has a clearly defined
code Of honor in regard 10 the killing
OF it. But real spOTtsmsu are rare in
the bis-ssme country.
The Ordway new era., 1907-07-26
VERDICT 6I
JURY IN THE LAND r.,,.
OUT JUST ONE Nus .
THREE MILLIoAAaE,a h
Leading Business Ne, =.
Must Appear ss,o,, h
Hiner for Ssn,....

Cheyenne. Wyo.-In #,
States District Cou,,
. jury exactly one
return "a verdict Of -.
the case OF Robert MePhi.,.ss ~
Holbrook and E. E. Lour,,.91
lionaires charged with ss..
defraud the goyernmep,
coal lands in Sheridan ,,.'..
defendants, OF whom HoIs,..
capitalist. Longabaugh r,o....
torney OF Sheridan, and y,p,s.
leading business man a \
county, seemed stunned bT ~
and had little to say.
The maximum penalty +,
each of the convicted men d, I.
fenced on each OF the Iva
the indictment is slO,o09 g.. N
years imprisonment
The 5000 bond giy,, !, u
the defendants prior to IA
good ut this time and ,hs, :,
liberty until they are ssr,n.
fore Judge J. A. Riner 10 90
tence.
After the trial United sas,
Attorney Timothy T. Burs. rrIy
NO one knew at this tine -,
ton would be Instituted INV
Anna Niece OF sherit,,, -
law OF Longabaugh; Nm h
OF Sheridan, Longabaush, al
Benjamin d. Chase Of sh.a1l
confessed on the vitnss, IN
they made filings at the insiuS
Longabaugh or Longabs.s. III
Philamey.
The prosecution o. ysn.i
Longabaugh and Holbrcos nj
Quoted by Assistant ur.v. ;
Attorney General 5. R. RusA 10.
and District Attorney Burk.
One other defendAn, ID "a
county coal land fraud prosa.j
mains TO be tried. 7. I. Nc-rI
millionaire mining man 0, lgil
souri,. who was formerly l.';s|
Sheridan county.
The defence Of .he three ~
ants began when court co:ysz
morning and was very bris, xr,
witnesses testlfyiug. The.; Il
was in the nature Of Febutnlsl
sequential points In the tss7l
witnesses for the prosecute.
The Ordway new era., 1907-07-26

Ii has taken The English five years
10 decide that Empire day, as the an
niverssry Of Queen Victorias birthday
has been called since the queens
death, is worth celebrating 1t has
been observed in the British colonies.
but al home hardly any official recog-
milton ot the day has been shown.
This year. however, the London school
children received a half holiday. and
sang patriotic songs and saluted The
flag before going home for the after.
noon.
The Ordway new era., 1907-07-26
k.n.s. Wants Rates

ample nan'ai Of its neishborlnnss, ns, -, riI|
estahi,sh a 2.cent rate Pc, m
ran roads pa'i OF that state. The ,,s ~
Of Railway commisslsonsais' I sasas 4
dressed letters to the ernossips !
principal trunk lines c,vil ,c',,rtsrily 4
asking that they volunse a ssme ]!
cent rate in effect the ;UntiusI!
joining states. It s,,n1y IS n tss
II the roads do not con.r ardsr u.
sion will issue an o'u'
'n1i Al, VI. 81 the roads oper,.'lI,ss,, h, I
Denver and st. Louis pus .ss j
new schedule based or n.,isscu n.
mile rate in effect 10 , IN y !
ducsd i tie faro to st; Losi ssiss
cut Of -. EQualis'nls. ~ NJ
nv haye TO be put nv IA r
rosas 70 othsr points - -
Va I6isnnari. and tne
ro6refl11 d also nisos
C,li1S1o "a oaSteru
1liiS y E3u1Vor 10 Cnae S
The Ordway new era., 1907-07-26
unkind Advice.

Two Irishmen were eating their
lunch. when one asked the other:
Pat. an what be you thinking about ?"
Pat replied: "Shure. Mike. l was a
thinking how l would be getting me
clothes over me wings when l would
get to heaven"
You would better be thinking how
you would be getting your hat over
your horns when you get to the other
place." answered Mike-Ally Sloper
The Ordway new era., 1907-07-26
Generous Mr.. krafs.

.Mr. Kraft. the merchant. said tho
collage presidcnt. has offered TO do
nate 5000 for new building 10 %
known as KRAFT hail..
"But." said the dean OF the facul-
IT, S"s5. 900 won't pay for the build
ing We want"
"oh, no. You see. Mr.. Krafts gen.
.rous offer is contingent upon our 90
curing donations of $4,000 each from
ton other pubiic-spirited citizens."-
philadelphia Press.
The Ordway new era., 1907-07-26

The New YORK legislature has
pssses a bill which gives women
school teachers in New York city the
same pay as men. 1t has long been
maintained that for equal work there
should be equal pay. The lower rate
Of pay for women teachers has, for
better or for worse. left American
common school education largely in
the hands of wsmen. and tended 10
keep men out OF the profession
The Ordway new era., 1907-07-26
mhy Onr mnma1t
mauts tn nntr
By LILLE DEvEREUx BLAKE,
President New York City r1other,' Club.

wouldn't do how seespectng
help rebel injustice
who have much of the burden of life should be downrodden
men instead of helped
childhood motto has ben Il will live redress the
have righed until
they will have the for protecting themselves OF
all perfect beings might necessary
living the would pretend that
are. SEss
the four uhere thy ppectsa -
|ths tsst1lity sua ord q - tlsn M a
The Ordway new era., 1907-07-26

DR.. Marade, the French inventor OF
voice telegraphy. says that the reason
women can talk longer. and faster.
and harder than men is because their
laryuges are narrower. he asserts
that there is need for a tremendous
amount OF power in talking with a
b-5ad laryux-thst an orator talking
to big crowd does as much work as
a porter ~ho shoulders 400 pounds.
On This basis there are several gen
tlemen loose in the country who are
doing a. much work as the average
railroad.
The Ordway new era., 1907-07-26

/ wish TO vote because l
am neither a criminal, a
pauper nor an idiot, and
until men give me the
ballot l am ranked with
these obnoxious classes of
society. You would think
that chivalry alone would
make men hasten to re-
move this stigma from
The Ordway new era., 1907-07-26

Itinerant booksellers on the East
Side in New York always find mar
ket for manuals of etiquette. The for
fign-rs, who crowd the district, are
anxious to learn how to behave in the
free society of America. and eagerly
read instructions on eating soup.
when to rise and when to sit down,
what to say and when to say it.
The Ordway new era., 1907-07-26

The human race is di.
vided into those who
travel and those who do
not. and a further diYi-
sion of the former branch
gives Us real travellers
and the travelling public,
thus making of the trav-
The Ordway new era., 1907-07-26
CIR pruhlrm nj Ghilh 4:ahnr
auA Jmnr1strial Enl1ratiui1
By OWEN R. LovIJoY.

~ industry young 10
:. !. !. !. ]. i. !. &. :
more intricate rewaring crX OF labor In aeiau'
rbirg in modern industry be dgnlhed by he
term apprenticeship he is kept for several years upon some
simple task frequently calls into reIusluon out lev
yIHVI muscles technical development \ report re
To u published Massachusetts shows that the child VINO e
l9 III work ar - or II wears compared with one who ~
mains in school permanently handicapped IN the
pursuit o a livelihood =, -. -,r.|
The man employed at labor barely ustains life the least as
n offer his children those advantages contemplated IN ee
nizI community Frequently the limitations Of his own ehld
hood have rendered incapable Of aPPanG those opportunities ana
his very honesty for independence lead MN 10
his children industry earliest possible moment ms we h'
notably Of the foreign races tha are hs III |
industrial centers .
The general attitude community toward education is directly
Affected y the presence OF m children industry. Where the largest
ceatas Of young employed the least among the people
the adjustment maintenance Of educatons! institutions
Obviously vast majority children destined TO th'
living in some what society neesProductve manual ae
In aiming directly majority Of t rather than bending
chief energy pick Of 100 children the one child VINO
NAV become president captain Of industry our schools VI"
add iueasur to the JOY the majority, the same
time rendering who beleye.
lurl in every shm Many children taught the lore Of
ancient and the chv Of the middle and the
physical the dominant industries
their own community and why and whether there
advantage making change how much they taught
industry many simply engus generation
after generation people principally because they unaware that
any way life than by Offering themselves mp TO
mill.
Our progress involves on hand. laws shall
entirely prohibit child fields Of industry and bring him
Of the school, and on the other hand educational pro
gra,ae occupation and relaxation that the child
wng-an education which prepares the child for
supportin- industry the parent Will recognize
preparation earning and which will inspire him with su
ptance OF to-day for the higher rewards Of
programme will be opposed by taxpayer and ne
virtue efficiency
democracy, must be willing pay the price
The Ordway new era., 1907-07-26

The king Of Roumania rnles over
the youngest monarchy in Europe
The crown he wears is of solid iron.
plain and unadorned- II was fash
toned, by his desire. from huge can
NON which he and his brave Rouma-
nian troops captured from the Turks
At Pievna
The Ordway new era., 1907-07-26

A piece Of ice fell from the rear Of
. wagon in New York and killed the
icenan- We didn't suppose the trust
could - 70 careless about ~ sizs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-03
SCENES IN THE HOLY LAND.
Interesting Illustrated Lecture la the
Tabernacle Friday Evening.

one of the most Interesting OF confer
.upv entertainments this fsll viii be the
illustration by stereoptlcon Views of tho
Holy Laud' in the tabernacle Oh Fri
day evening, Oct. g. The photographs
uom which the slides are taken were
made by g.. r. johnson, " ho accompanied
Madame Lydia 81. M0uutfurd ou "a trtp
Go Palestine. iu 1914, Boo the interest of
tuc worlds fair at ST. Louis Mime.
Npuutford ls perhaps the most noted
tole-tiue lecturer ana illustrator BOO the
world.
Iue exhibition begins with pictures of
Jaiia and shows among other things the
house whore Peter received by vision
tlD knowledge that the gospel was free
Zoo all mankind. The self-baptism of huu-
drcus " pilgrims in the Jordan. the Vail
icN of jericho, the garden of GcthsemHut.
tno stations Of the cross. the rock OF
Abraham. the great clty wall and many
interesting studies OF hooks ana CORNERS
u the Holy city. are but "a few OF the
slides 20 be- shown. Types OF the inhabI-
tants, jewish. Arabic and Turkish lite
tie shepherd girls and dignihed Bedouiu
shetks. cCcieciasts and camel drivers high
officials and "hcWcrs of wood combine
tu Illustrate every phase Of society az 10
exists I'm that land today.
The services OF Prof j. j. McClellan
have been secured ana selections ON the
great organ win be- "a feature OF the even
IuE's entertainment
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals win be received for tina
eonstructon and setting iu place OF eight
steel cages With cots etc. compicte H.
Ine Murray city iail according 10 plans
FURNISHED by n Edw. Idltenberr. arcbI
sat- Lake city. Utah. Bids for tho above
work Will be opened by the city Council
az Murray, october nj. 1877. az s o'cioct
p, M Zach bid must be accompa niof
with q certified check OF 5 PEI cent ~
The amount OF bid made pavable 10 nj
Bishop, city Treasurer. a.
All bids must be addressed 70 w I
Warensld city Clerk. Murray A bon5
for half the amount OF coutract
price viii be required u the succoqsfui
bidder, Rights reserved 10 reject any
or an bids ""'
By order Of the city Council OF Muir
ray Utah
W. ]. wARENsKI. CITY Clerk
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Ills Dear old Mother.

My dear old m other who is u ow
eighty three years OLD thriNes ON
Electric Bitturs," writes ~ ID. Brun-
SON. of Dubun. Ga. "She has taken
Thorn for about two years and enjoys
au excellent appetite feels strong ana
sleeps Weu." That's the way Electric
BIttcrs AFFECT the aged. ANA the same
happy results follow in am cases Of
Iamale weakness and general debility
Weak. puny children too. are greatly
strengthened by them Guaranteed
aIsu f1r stomach. liver and kidney
troubles by d g. n T. Drug store.
JOC
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WHERE IS BERT ROGERS.
Police and Sweetheart Are Left In the
Lurch by Young Mail Driver.

The haste with which Bert Rogers
left town has caused am sorts OF won
Ger in circles Interested 600 the young
man. He went so quickly that ne
even failed Co bid his sweetheart
good bye. "Tell Ida ! still love her."
was "a note given TO "a friend as the
parting word of lover 90 sweetheart.
some think he has gone 10 Kentucky.
~ here hts parents are said 90 live la
luxury ana ease.
A short time ago Rogers was be-
fore Judge Diehl TO answer for car
rNiug cocealed weapons. Rogers ls "a
mail driver and witnesses who testl-
fled to his good character and rcpu-
ution secured an indulgence Of the
court When he was tp appear for
trial. however, ne was not in court
ana an officer armed with "a bench
warrant has been unable 20 nud
him.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL EsTATE

The undersigned will sell at private
sale. the real property hereinafter dos
Cribed, ur any part thereof, situated Boo
salt Lake county, state OF Utah. ON OF
after the Sth day Of October. 1871 at lI
O'Clock a. M. and written bids Will be D..
ceIYcd at the office OF Brigham ClegE tf
Aucrbach Block. Salt Lake city. Utah.
Terms Of sale are cash. on connrmauuu
OF sale.
said property to be sold described as
follows, t0-wit:
cast OF the northwest corner OF lot three
sd. block nineteen u.s., plat b." slIr
Lake city survey and running thence
east seventy-two and one-half C2iaJ faet.
thence south forty-throc and one-fourt
$50 feet, thence west scyenty-two and
Ouo-half O2is) feet. thence north fortt.
three ana one-tourth (f3isl feet % begIr.
ming, situated IN salt Lake County State
Commencing at a point two rods north
of the southeast corner Of lot seven t1.
block twenty three t23). plat "B," Sal,
Lake city Survey, and running thence
north two ana one-half GA rods: thence
west nine 90 rods thence south two ana
one-half (2ia rods: thence east nine DOB
rods. TO the beginning, situated On Bridge
port street, salt Lake city and COUNTY
state OF Utah.
Commencing al the southwest corner of
lot six (6l. block sixteen. hve-acre plaf
"A b." Big Field Survey, and running theme.
Forth hfty-fve feet; thence east one huns
bred and nfty-siX feet. thence north one
hundred ana nine ffets thence west one
hundred and ffty-siN feet; thence north
nfntv-nve and one-tenth as 1-lO) Feet
south 81 deg "a min. cast o. feet; south
sd deg. gi min. east l56 % feet: north Is
deg "a min east e6 % feet: south Sc doc
n min. cast ISIS feet: south o. deg Ia
min east 1874 feet, south 80 deg. n min
east OF - feet. south SO feet. west 81 foof
10 beginning. situated IN Salt Lake CIty
and County, Utah.
Am OF lot seven I'm block seven. fve-acra
plat "a" Big Field survey, contafrinu
1--WE acres OF land. and the half on tba
4treet adlt i.isg said land on tho west I'D
Situated .r salt Lake County. Utah
All OF lot eight block eleven section
sixteen. township ono south range ono
east. salt Lake Meridian. situated fn Sal,
Lake county. Utah. and containing 1917
acres.
Lots numbered eleven. twelve thirteen
fourteen, fifteen ana sixteen. Self Lake
county U-ch and I'm block number fvl
in belongs Second Addition, being SUBJ
divisionsof lot five. On book sixteen. two
acre plat "a, Big Field survey. accord.
ing to the recorded plat now on me On
the recorders office OF salt Lake County.
Utah.
CAROLINE BRIGGS.
BENJAMIN r. BRIGGS
Administrators OF the Estate of James,
Briggs, Deceased.
Dated sept g. 1907.
Brigham Clesg, Attorney for Estate
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PROBATE AND ouARprANsHrp
NOTICES.
-o"auit county Clerk or respective ~frp.
eis for further Information.

eonauit County Clerk or respective ~rp.
efs for further Information.
- tHk DISTRICT COURT. PRO
g. state ~ Utah I'M thc maffer ~, ~.
laF ~ John slddoWay, Deccased 80
49,. ne petition 20 Robert "A. siddowav.
f,.. i''H. atol ol The estate OF John sid
,,,,,tt utt ~ aseu. prayiug for the settle.
,.,"t ot unal account OF said Administer.
~ alV Tor the distribution OF the real.
er or said estate TO tho persons entitled
~ ~ Soy LOT hearing On Saturday.
IVY. etn gay Of october. A. ID 1871. al 40
Z, ~ a, M az the county Court House.
tue Nvuit Room Of said Court. On salt
l-t ~, IVY SAT- Lake County. Titan.
t NJ llntss the Clerk OF said court with
w seat thereof afdxed this 2fth dav I'D
september. A. ID 1870.
lSem U. ELDREDGE. JR.. Clerk
W ~ tarnHworth Deputy Clerk.
toner A'' F'N-
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