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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-10
Oct foitbare RapitoI.

unSerisgeIien Of Den foLesuIe
Graft" .slif9re | SorbirSclie meS
ubitpret of &apitolbpguineen / gitts.
burg fortIGtter fremSeIes. Sagen
ipues at antoae itsrre og itsrre On.
meniioner. Oct bar Seniiaten at Sen
&ommtsiion. fonr bleo neoint FOR at
~uuoerisae Sugen, ifliISe rapportere
til i1toebpreroe 2esisldhrnmIing,
men bette bier iig mn ugierligt.
commissioner bil berfor inSifrpute
fig til at ~iuSberette, at ben life bIir
f9raig meo fit arbeiSe, inSen 9egis
Iattren ifiues 40, at Sriiten bIir for.
IRnset paa ubeitentt lib, 90 at Sen
Tan ropportere til GqlperTrgr Sttort,
uodr ben engang bItr fRrSig.
gaube eiuIe % triminelle Retsia-
ger oil Of Statens 8eneuolaoootat
BIZ anIagt moo De ifDIOise, mar
commissioner er farSis. % al De
itpIhise er Der NOT mango, men sCert
poa Siften ftoor bog Sobn 8. Scr'
oerion. Son ff aoutrafter til ct
iamtet geIsb at 1855, 7S5 % bepai
banSe ban 31A NiTicr ! rem Gcrtie.
neite, Sa intel ot bpuo ban IeoereSe,
oar efter 0oereusscmiten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-10
Gorin9en.
I'm Ssus Cmhssribeu | eansets
Sfolsr % Sabrifer.
ct bisttat Rsoe.

s @aibiueton 8. G.. bar | oisIc
Gage ben rationale Tiiberriiloiis.
Screening bopt et Rpoe, OF ben Toe
bs. brsftrbe GeIegaterue aariaaerne
til SGrfrgen | bore SfoIer % Sabri.
Ter. Zen oft p~SerpeieHbe Spfutning
on bette Spsrssmnal bar, at oaar.
lig SUIT, ooerfpISte StoIe. os Snbrit.
lotaIer oa Raueel paa 2ps bar ben
p9ieutIige @rlno til, at Tuberritloiis
faar SnSpas pan i~aaodnne Steoer.
Get bar oerfor rsooenoist at sisre
en- rtstig 3raftaritrpugelie for MI at
faa en- Soranortus | bisie Sorbolb.
Wuu par iulSt paa Oct rene meb. at
ibooroeI Der gutffe pitt par SilfrI.
Der al SRriug. iom bnpbe fine oprin.
beige gariag I anSre Smit9noisbe.
Der, iaa bar Be aImtnoeIige idnitGrc
EiIitauSe | SfoIer os Sabrtfer iaa.
bamre, of Se nsSpinbisnis giorbc
Spe6ommen barre. bpor ben auere.
be e~riitereoe, ON emo ! not ian miIo
Sorm. Gun | be ptrfelige mooerne
S~folebuie os Sabrifbpsuinser funoe
TiIitauocn I Senne S~enieenbe fiaes
at barre tiluermeIiespts ~tiIfreSsitiI.
Ienoe.
Or. Sobn 8. 9oipman fra gIeoe.
LAMB, Ohio, fortaIte ON, boao ban
periouIig bauoe erfaret meb Senipu
til aubereuIois | SfoIerne. Suuo.
beostiIipnet er M mteget mangel.
fuISt. spge Ssru brinses ino |
Sfolen og foumer | @ersreIie meo
be friite, iom berbeo oeiaa | mango
Silfeloe p~oaoraser ia Spgoimmeu.
Gen Smit9noiebe6, at ct iunot Barn
laauer fin trrtnesisge Stoetnmerats
Stentaple eler glpant. fan bore NOT.
Get eneite fire og betrpgeeuoe uor
en- itreugt eiennemfsrt Speeuroerfs-
geIie, o. oerne btroe life aIeue finoe
Steo | StoIen, men ogiun ! Sierme.
ne; tbi gsrnene braste for bet mefte
Spsoomsiptren meo fig b~iemmefra.
Spge Bern buroe ieporeres fra be
sprise, boI6eS / ierifilte Rlim, iom
bpppig biroe baTfes 90 renIes. 3
itsrit m,llig llbftrGtniug maatte gsr.
nene faa Sob til at upbe soot al rift
Cuff, SoIfiu og Sribeb. Del bar
urigtigt at itGuse Dem inoe mere emo
bsiit ~nsooerSigt. o. oct biroe bare
forbuot at Iaoe Dem "iibbe igien" Ell.
ter Sfolettoen.
SamiIel 8onpers reprPienters6e
american SeoerutioH Of Sabor oeo
Nsoet % bsHleoeoe Spm9rfioube.
ben pad. at oenue itpre og mRgtige
Screening peo i'm aamp FOR furtsrc
arbeiostiS og bsiere arbetoslsn bab.
be biSrnget messt ogiaa til gepasel.
len for ~ltorp6SeIie og Sorebpeselie
af spgSom blaubt Sabritnrbeioerue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-10
Sunoet iom Sig.

Zen lille 8ut Sproce Iarpin, Ssn
at Or. s.. Y. Raroin I 9oper, 9eIa.
mare, Tom fcripurot foa pliroieIie Den
4Se Torts it~SireSen, og iom troeSeS
at pGre hortfsrt, Heo en- Dag iiSite
ltge hHrbet iurr Sia life Ionet iuo
6orpISrenes Siem. Ser bar Inlet,
iom tpSeoc poo, at Der Dor briigt @cIS
moo Barnet, OF set In6er foreIsbie
til at nrre Ell Iigeioo nopFsieJtg
@oaoe, boorSdn ban er tommet al,
Sose, iom oct bar urrrct u~forflnrIgt
bporbon oct fom p1f fro tit Stem.
Sabcren er BOG tiIbsteltg til at trp,
Of Gutter err mprSet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-10
Gornaoo / Geras.

Sra Sort 8ortb, Sepos, meSoeles,
at ct llOeir, Der pna fine Steoer tcg
aarufter al en- Sornaoo, | Itanbags
berieSe iIemt | ben ~rorbIige Del al
Seras- Store 8Grbier bIep sSeIdgt,
flcre WeuneifeIto off tGbt.
= norbet for SorSs6pen 9eport
ieiebe Stormen htIoiten6ig rent ooer
Ell 100 Oaros breb Str9fning. Sele
SanSsbpen arttod, ipp gtiI l RorS
for SlIpbir Spriugs, bIeo iopt oef.
bIeo 2m6Sbben BIRD
@rtgbt, Der bobbe meIEem 300 og 400
SifbDuansre, uGiteu belt uoilettet az
$ilo9reien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-10

Soreneoe Staters aRpmt. Zen fsrite
ltbbetalins al Gonbet bleu eiort ben
2Soe apriI 1906, % 5000 cit Sa
til abrabam Ml,ef. Soa ubbctaltes
$4,000 os after $4,000. 9e gien.
itauerSe $4,000 bIeo iiStrirtre |
Safri. Get meite nf @ersene brigtes
til OF fisbe Stocfs OF Sonos ! limited
&aiInnSs og Enptrerne opersnoes
til Hitei og Sdmits.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-10

Ieeere. at ben | bsi 8uao iorioreSe
Dem ueS De BrGitSsuten tiIlagte ltS.
taIeIier on @soper % $apnoob iom
iiette goreere. og man hep enig ON,
at Sfripeffer itltlbe operIeoeres til De
arflosebes aboofrfer. Oct blir mi
bisks Gag at prsoe at ti[peiebringe
Pewter for, of oeres 2Iieirter bor Doe
ret 8ienituitS for ben paaonfeoe nret.
fnrSiae gebanSIina % bpis De fan
ooerbepiie SreiiSenten ON, at fsSerdI
SnoblGnbing cr ~puotrpoet, ou DC
~usopenSiae Sfriot ! ben Retutng bIipe
tadet,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-10

reuS og Sfre9ef MORO oerfrd. Wter1
Rorb 9ofota- Sarmerne looer fig life
iorbleife. Den 20oe Wai er tiblig
NOT for Saaninsen, flyer De; er aor-
net | Sor6en a, itaar bet life poa.
% be bar oct Soab, at anIingen pe.
ioa bette aar oil blipe apaaflaseIig.
8 Smegnen at @rano SORTS, q.
9af., eanr bet u~aIminbelis inlaat
meo @aararbeibet, fripes oerfro Dem
ste Mai. Set err imiolertio ct 9ooe,
at Sroiten er eaaet no Of Soroen.
uoenfor Neo Hiper 9dlen er Sitiin-
tiouen betpoelis ~forbeoret, peoer bet
| ionmte 9eretning.
Den 4be Wai me6Seles fra gs.
mono, g. Cat, of Sarmerne Der
mfrine oa bar paa COB Bel meo
9aararbeioet. Oct bar life muligt
for Dem at faa iolst fin Speoe ifior
Ssit paa Gruno Of Sosnmangelen;
men iaar bar 9ortberu 8ocific Som.
paniet giort fit bebite for bemL iaa
BET meite al Sornet M er braet til
Marfeoet. Sih,ationen er omtrent
Iigeban oper aft | mibtre Roro Ga.
fota.
st telegram fra Sarge flyer, of
apriI 1907 bar pRret ben foIoeite
april @aaneo I @anos Mtnbe uno.
tagen 1893. alin / TO tioIieere aar,
iioen @eirburealet fit Ell Citation I
g. Sat-, bar bet ppret iaa tsrt iom
iaar. Sen laoeite Semperatlr bar
SO, mebens @iermeminittet er Al.
Sra Serglis Sails, Nttnn., ifripes,
at Saanineeu paa De Srafter er fra
2 til 8 Tiger ienere END panligt paa
@rrtnb of Sroit. 0ette sialSer bog
ierlig bsitIisseuoe Sano; poa Ia.
pere Iiseenoe Strsg ceit' og noro'
oper belt inb / Ieb Sioer Salen er
Sorbplbene cmtrent, iom De pleier at
bore paa beune IarStio.
2anbbruesminiiter @iIiorL Der al
tib bar giort fig bemarfet icm en-
Sptimiit al renelte Ganb, bar ben
Ste bs. | Chicago, og Gpiierne uo'
ipurgte BAN nat,trligpis ON, toab
bans Rentig bar angaaenoe garS'
uSiigterne; og @tlion ipareoe, ielo.
feleeIta baooe nt ner iagt - at
ll6feterne er briliante. Ser bill BIZ
ct uomerfet aar, iagbe ban; be, icnl
flyer noget anbet, bar efter bans
Iening enten roset onbt iiinoe, eaer
paiaa peb be life, bpao be prspler
ON. Oct bar n9ret en- Smule folot,
flyer ~2anSbrugsmiuiiteren; bet Ia
Der fig 10 life nGgte; men ~forreiten
ioa er aIting | ben aller suifeligite
Srben. Set err bare Spefulanterne,
Iom flyer noset anbet. Sele Horo'
peIten bill faa en- goo apling, og in'
gen bor eller bill faa noget at flage
oper. .gt faar buabe, at ban bar Ret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-10

Nanse iaarsos. Ct girItnston-
Cog eit Of Sporet | Rarbeocn al
Tanbattun. en- Citation ban GortberR
9acifc ganen | @ioHtana. en- Tono
bIep Srebt nemIis Sprbsoer Sarrp
@ilnscre fro 2iuinstou, Rout.. %
mango bIeo foGiteSe. berblarot 8oil
S4ei fro Gropea. Wstnu.. aIer Berg
in MinmeappIis % alireS @rbericu
fra Gaubribge Tetur.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-10
Self neObrnOt

ON &onreu er Suienoer ! BEN Sils
itduo, hoS Spftcuer life bar >tls
ftet al be ureubeSsr, iout bar lamIet
ia ON 8iuterer - 8Ios6nIoer. iom M
iornnridper SEeuuner. Suioer os dnost
iieNqt. 5ab al aspetit, @aIesisee. Hst
F~oroeielie OF oroR RdpepIager. lisp
ScpeSgue % ib0a tr9t % mat 6sIelie.
SooSs Sdriapdrila fierner ale atSie
gnloer, beIbreosr ale etsie Sp9ornme;
iornhsr, itprter oe Iteumter pp bsIe Sp'
TENET. Sette sr ourhg SnlenAers gie'
nesbprS.
Suiiiter pca at tad
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-10

z IaSpamlis hpSsnoe JOrm easr ! dceo-
Iaeeoat,eee Tablets. ialcet sarsatabs 100
3pier for 81.
Ssrantret uHeer Soss % Hrass aspea sss
Junt l9ok Re. g.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-10
Hoods Sarsaparilla

Smiiitsf paa at iaa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-12
EFFECTS OF ALCOHOL.

Prof James or Harvard In a recent
article has said that spree" may be
beneficial 20 some people.
He said many Of us ind that an &C.
centric activity spree" say-re-
licves. There e. no doubt that 20
some men snrees ana excuses OF al
most any kind are medicinal. tempor-
arily 40 any rate, In spite OF what the
mor1lists and doctors say.
This was a comment upon an OBJ
served psychological fact 10 the encct
that MEN always work at n lower
degree OF tension. a lower level Of en-
ergy than they are capable Of They
are under restraint. They may be
raised 20 higher levels In various ways.
Another professor IN commenting
upon the statement. says that the
psychology OF the matter Is that tho
spree may serve % break the mans
mental monotony az AN evening az a
theater or "a fishing trip would Il
may get him out u n rut. and put
him on higher level 81 thouftt and
energy 10 releases him temporarily
at least from mo restraint he normally
is subjected 10.
white we arc disposed towards adj
hitting the probability OF the existence
ol tho psychological law referred 20.
we ore also certain chat the two pro-
feseors have pushed the general law
into 90 ,recial situation .n which % fails
altogether.
Wine is mocker ana strong drink
ia raging Whosoever is deceived
thereby is NOT wise.
DR. Hughes an eminent nerve spe-
cIalist makes the following comment
u refut1uon Of thla curious mlsappli-
cation Of a psychological law.
Alcohol destroys the neurones-the
nerve ceIIs--ln t.e brain. 10 never rs
ANYTHING hut harmful
on tho brain alcohol acts aa "a tox-
inH. 1nd its object ultimately is de-
pressing Dr. never o. r. cerebral stim-
uHut n stimulates only the motor
nerves, ana even while "a person Is
undnr lH Influence he cannot derive
bDusht from d..
Put tho nlhumen 1r white" ~ an
,gE 900 alcohol and watch it disinte-
grato. and sou win Got am excellent
id-a OF what u docs to tho brain.
which o. au uIbumIuuus substance.
Alcohol drinks destroy tho brain.
InchretN BE- form nf dfgeueracy.
Instead of developing the will drink
destroys d. Many cases NJ unatahle
wiN nre frsf brought to tight through
Indulgence bon N. and the VIII "a utterly
destroyed hv continuance of the habit
From ths pathological standpoint.
there can boz n1 benefit from alcohol
common experience. everyday obser-
walton. thg wisdom on tho ages. the
lHws of all nations. ana the teachings
of nearly au science. both physiologic-
a. ana mental clearly demonstrate
that 10 some settlement rs necessary In
order 40 Induce some men 10 DO their
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-12
THE NEED OF CITIES.


Mayor Barney Of Lynn H. strongly I'm
favor Of commission form Of mum
icipal government because n better
defines the responsibility Of admins
tration. In his own experience IN
municipal affairs ne has found that
city councils make the appropriations
and are absolutely unable 20 tell where
tho money Is spent Responsibility is
shifted from one branch Of the city
council to the other and from one
department head 70 another. and never
rests anywhere. The experience Of
the Lynn mayor SIS common one.
Many cities IN Massachusetts, are cre-
atng annual deficits by maintaining
expenses beyond their possible in-
come. To complaints or taxpayers
tho only answer obtlinable is thar
the various departments require such
appropriations and tho sum total Is
more than the amount which can be
raised bv taxation. The mayor and
city council plead that they are not
responsible. and therefore that they
are poworloss 20 effect reform The
commission form OF government,
which viii simplify the adminlstra-
tive body and viii concentrate and
define responsibility, as well as pow
er. will go a long way toward REM
cdyinE some N the most glaring evils
OF present municipal administration.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-12
A SERMONET FOR WORKERS

For the News" by n. J. Hapgood)
one slap on the back Is worth three
kicks IN the shlns. Remember that the
men In your employ are as conscien-
ious about their work as you are about
the business IN general They have
their set-hacks aud announcements
and one cheerful word from headquar-
tcrs is often better than a hundred CALI
downs
The advertising manager Of one Of the
big monthly magazines in the east
makes II a point always TO ind some
thng good In the daily reports Of every
one OF his solicitors. He looks for
something commendablo in the days
work and never lets his man feel that
he has failed entirely
II an employe falls down on his job
dismiss him without hesitation: but as
LONG as he remains in your employ
make him feel that his best efforts are
appreciated. There are enough people
20 hnd fault and the whole world wears
a biz boot that Is always ready to kick.
Make every employe In your concern
feel that the boss is back OF him. RE-
member that every word Of encourage
ment is worth dollars and cents 70 you.
SLAP your man on the back and don't
send him on the job feeling ike a
spanked child
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-12
Lord Brampton.

As Sir Henry Hawkins. Lord Bramp-
ton presided at a trial In which one
OF the counsel wearied everyone I'm
court by his loug-winded speech. After
bearing &c quietly for some time. the
judge Jotted down "a note In pencil
and sent IL by an attendant to the
counsel In question. When that gentle
man had read IT, he made an abrupt
ending % his Grafton, for Sir Henrys
note was as follows; Patience competl-
tion-Gold medal. Sir Henry Hawkins,
honorable mention. Job" a very self
confident young barrister was once
introduced 10 Sir Henry. and through
out his conversation continually boast
ed Of what he hoped TO do in the fu-
ture. An said his lordshlp at last
80 you hope to be famous one day.
eh2' Yes replied the barrister. zone
day l hope 20 have the world at nv
feet" why what have you been do
Ing all this time?" inquired Sir Hen
ry; walking on your hands 2"-Beu-
man.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-12
UNBoUNDED PROMISE.

when the $500. 900. 900 yielded by
agriculture Is added 20 the Si4.BOO.-
600, 600 representing the value Of the
output OF the manufacturing nroduc-
ton lu this country for the last fiscal
year the yastness Of the wealth OF the
people OF the United states a. appar-
emit With each year adding improve
mCnts 20 farming methods and OPEN
Ing up new territory FOR agricultural
purposes NJ reclamation projects are
being pushed tho prospect Tor the
future seems one Of uub0unded prom
isc as long as the sun shines and the
min lLIL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-12
TWO REPORTS coNTRAsTRD.


Take the two annual reports. that
~ tho Secretary of me Navy aud that
~ the Secretary of Agriculture, and
what "a difference ~ feelings 90 they
awaken There is the latter, beammg
with hope full OF the Increase of good
things. crops uVerdbuudant, trade am
in our favor, am the omcns OF "a glori-
Qua. happy prosperous country And
then take The Naval Secretary report.
with itF recommendation OF the exc
pcndiiurc of millions ~ dollars FOR
war and desllationi What dincr-
encel How can we ever expect A. a
nation tO make ourselves solid with
an oNerrullng Providence n we pro-
pose 90 use ~ good gifts IN this way3
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-12
JUST FOR FUN.
The Question Of The Hour.

The man sat ON one side OF the big
lamp, the woman on the other A
thoughtful look olouded both faces.
They had been silent for a long time.
FINALLY the man stirred uneasily.
Jane he said. what IN Tophet am
! 10 give Aunt Martha for Christmas? 2"
The woman looked up.
And what in Tophet am / TO give
Aunt Mary?"
Then they both relapsed into silence. 800
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-12
\ Reason

They we're returning home from the
theater one evening.
Il wonder why Il Is" said his wife,
that so few actresses travel under the
management Of their husbands"
My dear replied her husband,
have you ever reflected how difficult
IL IS for most men TO manage their
wives?"
And for fifty-seven consecutive sec
onds she was silent.-Chicago News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-12
NO SUNDAY SHOWS.


30 Sunday shows Iu me Metropolis.
Their omission an conformity with law
and the Old-time customs Of the coun-
try viii not be- "a public calamity.
occupy tho minds OF tho masses on me
sabbath day. They should Dee taught
to realize that lie o. serious prop
0sitlon, 90 be- treated thoughtfully
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-12

A presidential candidates coming
OUT like a young ladys. is one Of the
most interesting events OF his life.
But there Is only one coming out. and
each successive season makes the
candidate. like the young lady, less
and less interesting.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-12
The Creature.

Teacher-Children, what creature IS
that IN ORTHODOXY which has a very
long neck, has something TO do with
trimming big hats, does its fighting by
scratching and kicking, and often gives
cause to men TO be afraid2
Eager Pupil know, teacher.
Teacher-Well, Sammy, what Is Il?
Sammy-An old maid! Baltimore
American.
We'll. Bobbie do you like your new
Sunday SCHOOL," Il can tell better
when I ind out what they give you
for being good. Life.
Little Clarence-"Poppy what is a
millennium" Mr.. Slewfoot-'It's dess
about de some as a centennial, muh
son, on'y It's got mo- legs."-Puck
80 you are hungry eh?" said the
woman 20 the tramp How would a
few chops suit your" Lamb or
wood?" asked the tramp cautiously
Philadelphia Record.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-12
no LNE IN AAnIncN

Tho Greek who thrnkcd the gods
Tor three things-tbat he was "a Grao.
arc NOT a barbarian. that he was ana
armenian and not O. Spartan. and that
he wac man ana MOI a woman-had
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-12

Numlsmatists had better get their
specimens OF cashiers checks and
clearing house certificates. They are
going out OF fashion and will soon be
retired altogether.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-12

Pittsburg boasts a citizen eighty
years Of age who hasn't missed a single
day from sunday school in over two
years. There are no blue Sundays"
for that kind OF citizen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-12

best that excitement should never be
sought In alcoholic stimulation.
The evil record OF alcohol is too
well authenticated TO be relieved or
frightened By the citation OF sup
posed fact Of Psychology and then by
an extension Of Il into an entirely diff
fcrent field from that IN which 1t may
have some practical value.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-12

New York is having blue Sundays
and those deprived OF their regular
Sunday recreations are protesting like
blue blazes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-12

The open door in China is good
thing, but the open door is a bad thing
in the house at this season Of the
year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-12
Money Strinrencr.

II should, however. be perhaps added
that ON the occasion Of the kaiser's
visit TO London there will be more
eoppers than sovereigus about-The
Taller.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-12

The senate COMMITTEES on finance
viii frame a currency bill. Most OF
the currency bills should be framed as
curiosities
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-12

Mr.. Carnegie has just added two
million dollars 10 the Carnegie insti-
tute foundation fund OF ten million dol
lars.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-12

Senator Gore II oklahoma Is blind,
yet il IS 20 be feared there are some
I'm the senate who have eyes but see
not
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-12

pumpkin pie forever" exclaims
the Washington Herald. Pumpkin pie
for supper. rather.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-12

The cheerfulness Of the men en-
tcmbed In the Giroux Consolidated
mine would put Mark Tapley 70 shame.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-12

Nevada has no militia but just at
present she has something equally gooG
II not a little better
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-12

Gold lace IS much higher than form
erly. This bears unusually hard upon
militia officers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-12

King Carlos Of Portugal has put the
ld on tight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-12

Thaw wants a quick trial That's
right. 1t Is a case OF the quick or the
dead
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-12

10 Sc perfectly natural that crooks
should hang around corners
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-12

Hosrding is saving through fear
Saving is boarding through foresight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-12

Harry Orchards evidence In the
Pctubone case is kind Of twice-told
tale
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-12

Whatever kind Of law Goldhcld may
have It should not be the "unwritten
law"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-12

santa CLAUS SIS mp a. tree but never
up n stump.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-12

70 is the Thermometer not the price
OF coal that drops
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-26
Hops, Wool, .4Idss, nso.

rIops--choics, 2 O lie; prime, 8 %
4 i-2c per ID.
wooi--vailey. 81 q 22c: Eastern
oregon, is % IS i.2c; az to shrinkage.
Fcathers--0oess, white, % a 400;
geese, gray or mixed, rs % soc; duck,
white. 10 q soci duck. mixsd. IL u
i6c.
Mohair- Choice, 2S q zoe.
cascara sagrada, tchittim bark)--
8 IL % Q 10 cts. per ID.
Bceswax--dood, clean ana pure 20
q 26c per ID.
Tailow.-prime. . Ia q 4 f-2c; No.
2 and grease. 2 u 80 per ID.
Oregon grape root--Per 100 lbss .
W 70.
Hiies--Dry No. !, IS TBS. and up,
per Ib.. II q ioc: kip. No. !. II % zoe;
according TO size. Dry salted bulls
and stays, one-tnird less than dry
fiinti low grades ala q &c per ID. less;
saltod steers. 90 ibs. and up. 10 % lie;
under 80 lbs, steers and cows. . q 10
q; atags and bulls, 10. hps. is To 80
lbs. ioc per b.: calf, 10 TO II lbs lie;
calf, under 10 lbs, II % i2c; green, un-
saltei. ic per ID. less: sheepsisins,
ahearlinss. No. !, rs q 26c; short wool.
No. /. 10 o soc each; medium wool,
No. 4. ~ q I.5o each; murrain pelts,
10 10 20 per cent less; horse hides,
aaltod. si.Go to 2. according to size;
dry. according to size, 81 q si.2b; colt,
as a SOC each: Angora. wooled, SOC %
si.Do; goat. common. i5 q CSC each.