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beautiful Angora-had been presents
to the lady by friend and become 8
attached to its new owner that ii fo-
lowed her about like dog when out 4
the cage and refused to be fed by an
other person.
The lady, who lived in the COUNT!
was ultimately Obliged TO stay In Les
don for a few weeks, and because q
the inconvenience of having such
companion in lodgings decided 10 leaI,
her pet behind, but the latter was T.
consolable. Not even the most temp.
ing morsels could induce II to eat Q
leave the cage. Naturally the seryans
thought that hunger would soon breaG
down this obstinacy, but they Ees
mistaken. and in the end the lady va
Obliged to return TO save the life Of o.
animal, which no sooner saw It's becV
ed mistress than 1t made moyemel
as though it would leap into her arms
The case calls to mind that Of pr
rot belonging to a west OF Engana
family who became greatly attached u
the young mistress OF the house lhs
latter, "A beautiful girl OF eighteen, vi,
fortunately died from pneumonia ana
the parrot became as grief stricken ~
the other members Of the famlly-l
fact, the sad event would seem to have
broken Polly's heart. for she never a.
tempted to talk afterward and refused
all her food. An attempt was maue "
force food down her throat, but the ef
pertinent was a failure. and four las
after the death of her mistress the plg
was found dead at the bottom oil W
cage.
Although cats may be said iobe nor
domesticated than dogs, II VIII usuai3
be found that they are more leau'
console themselves with new mlsu'
rather than grieve over The loss VI :.
old one. OF course there are eNeepuu-.
to the rule. and one OF these p'o.,
that the affections of tabby are y"
always Of iickle nature
A well known lady writer had q ,'I
pretty Persian kitten given 10 ne, ~
years ago. ana both became gIeap NJ
tnched Ia one another BENG 'oi~@
stoned last year 10 go abroad " s'.,
of information for q book the iaoy n,
obliged to leave her pet behlna "
care ~ lady companion VINO s'n'
her Nat and who was also aNae"''
pussy M,
Naturally one would have though W.,
the latter would not nave taA',' osrrf
notice OF the absence Of MS Ie" -s.f
under the circumstance pni ~,
after the lady had gone apfps' ~
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field of Alaskan Wild Red Fox with PtarmgAn

clusively that Alaska can grow many
other things besides icicles,
The government experiment stations
have shown beyond the shadow of
doubt that agriculture has a great fu-
ture in the territory So far all of the
harder vegetables have been made to
thrive. and in the large valleys of the
interior experiments have demonstrat-
ed the fact that enough hay and grain
may be raised to maintain work ami
mails and even to make stock raising
profitable. The great valley along the
Susitna river, in central Alaska, eX-
tending north from Cooks inlet and
Resurrection bay has comparatively
mild climate all the year. This, it is
explained by the scientists, is due to
the warm ocean currents that pass that
way. This region win actually grow
almost everything that fiourishes in the
temperate zones.
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at,~... ,.,n
ra,a - .,,' rapldity form,r
r.,r,,,,. a'e'''s within a few u,as,
,,s,s,as -. ,"'se collection NJ :, ~
"a ha So, "~s rom the upper ynIse
h1s,,,n "eIh as evidence IN
whoa, .ro,,,,,,s ~ W become d vraA.
V"'US'
Transportation Facilities ya
Most hnnor,.n, -, s'esse'
on,nont az ~, 80, oli TO the devn
marked Improvement ~ mas been IN.
facilities within tho uansportatos
The Alaska contrai r,st lew yeat,
about fiftv milos 80 'pad now M,
track In operatin, S'lnuatd gaup,
and it's roadbed v,,1 va from Sewam
with ,h,, - ~ .ohiparo favotahs
There are seven tunnel, lu',ner soum
3.SOO feet I'm Iapy,h 1--WE, uu TINS section
to be opencd 10 trn a., ''ry are read,
reaching n,t ,a. -, MS llnp 4,
tusIa cosl fields ,,,a V"''Ns Mona.
miles distant Ann,tN uNon, l0O
Gopher River bad -, Iu'lroad, III.
miles of ro,d e.. P'e'en twenr
close of last senson G"IuoVa at IN
almost extended 10 r ,'i'' JUS grade VA
strike has DELAYED ,iopper river IN
but with the settIemon, ',N IA Alash
difficulties win COW -, ol the labo,
tension of tho road, W., w speedy er.
fall began LAST am,,, w'el, 'he snow.
Mines railroad hoa u,'l 'he Tanan
operation. The Copper River
-. $500, 1911 abroad mad competa
~, ,'ies VI grading m,
-. ~ w iai'roau " pushing a,
shnr, I;no s not,' ana the AlasL,
away 1,, WIN It's Southern
,,,',,,, ,a''i'iu pay is about "A
80, :, sumo oil these lima
pe ~ iea.h the Kayak coal field
~. pieI'iiu! and Of or.
80 many ioi cohihg and genera
An ,.,, 80
uhan A. &C. ro,,an"9, my business, ard
-. ,.'e,,'oereu that the pres.
,an.i.s,. q, WHY population Of IL,
-, Nv" 1o'VVV 1t Is not dificur
,.,,a,a n,,' ss are pelng accom-.
.,. nc isuidr increase in M
= -, 80 oses 5000 yea
',s'n,,. ~on WIZ pe enlarged con.
arnn,ant ,a v e opei',hs OF the gov.
,,,n.a ,,,,,,n W suffers Last Yea,
,,.as,a,., -. ia ohole sams north
80. 'e.,a'oi' as Alaska he
49,, ~ 'ie sNep'ically inclined
oon ,,,.,,t, 9''es nearly $4,000,
a., s'"' SilNeI copper and
Not Too Cold For Politics.
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THE ROUND WORLD.

German silver contains no silver. but
Is AN alloy of copper, nickel and zine.
II Is harder than silver The best pro-
portions of the alloy are SO copper, 20
nickel. 80 zinc
PIPES made u re-enforood concrete
FOR transmitting water under pressure
have been constructed These pipes
are really one continuous tube, each
several hundred feet long In diameter
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they are from two feet to three feet.
the longest single section being 500
feet. The inside Is made smooth,
planned lumber being used In the
forms.
The Victoria Cross carries in Eng
land a pension OF $50 year for prl-
Yates ana noncommissioned officers
The cross Is worn on the left breast,
suspended by a red ribbon for the
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ed In this light. how small and petty
seem the strenuous attempts of those
who seek notoriety in the brief day that
is given before the night comes when
no man can work: how mean the am
billions that spur on the multitude to
eager rivalry in trade and pleasure In
that spiritual self culture which ends
in the true philosophy no outside aid
is of any avail. High aspiration, I'M
selfish work, helpfulness to others,
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ANIMALS THAT FALL IN LOVE.

The passionate regard which pet ami
mails and birds Fometimes acquire for
their owners is a striking illustration
Of what scientists have termed the
higher sense OF dumb creatures In-
stances nf dogs that through grief
caused by the death OF their owners
have committed suicide by refusing
food and drink and even by placing
themfe!yes ON railway lines and in
front OF vehicles 10 be run over have
been faIry common Of late years.
The unique case, however ~ rah-
biz refusing food because it's mist ress
had gone away came under the notice
o; the writer recently The anmal-a
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phophone with which he entortains his
guests. He has also an organ. built IN
England. ON which he plays himself
The worlds cocoa crop In 1906 was
about $4,000 metric tons. or this
quantity Germany col over $4,000
tons.
Light haired people az a rule are
longer lived than dark haired
Tho knlghthood Of Lieutenant Colonel
Frederick Louis Nathan establishes "A
remarkable record for this Is the third
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Those who are engaged in preparing
the exhibits for the Alaska Yukon ex-
position, which is to be opened in 1903,
have been both gratified and amazed at
the evidences of natural productive
ness which have come to light. The
exhibit of the flora of the far north al
ready on hand is a revelation TO the
botanist and the layman alike. 1t has
been current in botanic tradition that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-17

army blue for the navy. II was in
siituted fifty-one years ago last Jan, 49,
There are In New York city hfty-one
blocks having more Than SOOO populu-
ton each, and In many Of the homes
there are not the 400 cubic feet Of
space TO an adult and 200 to each child,
as the law requires
The coronach. or mourning for the
dead is sim heard In many parts Of
Scotland as well as Ireland II Is a
weird chant, cries of lamentatlon being
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brother Of one Jewish household who
has earned knighthood In the service
Of England
Electric furnaces at Notodden Nor
way are capable OF producing about
1000 tons of Chile saltpoter annually
Police records show that there are
twenty fewer women arrested IN New
YORK cily each day than there We're
two years ago
New York city as whole can plead
mot guilty TO the charge Of race sui
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mingled with remonstrances addressed
to the departed FOR leaving friends and
relatives
The ancient city Of Lyons, the third
city Of France, with a population o.
100000 vles with Milan In Importance
In the worlds silk industry No fewer
than 10000 people--men, women and
chidren--aro employed in the fac
tories.
Dinzulu, the Zulu chief once widely
known and feared In war. has a graz
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49, recent order of the secre-
A-zg tary of the interior about
- 100000 acres of land in
Alaska will be opened to set
lers Sept. 30 next This immense
ract is at distance of fifty miles
rom the arctic circle, and it has been
leld in reserve by the government for
national forest, but now that inten-
ion has been abandoned and the land
las been made available for entry
The reason Uncle Sam has been led
o change his mind in regard TO this
ract is to be found in the demand
which has arisen for land in Alaska
suitable for settlement. Within few
rears the popular notion In regard to
his faraway northwestern portion of
he national domain has undergone a
complete revolution. During that
period it has been demonstrated con-
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cheerfuness under suffering and grief
these are the elements that mold
character ANA bring one to that spirit
ual state worthy of association In the
life 10 come with the good and great IF
the earth who have already passed 10
their reward
This Is noble theme and pr Tay-
lor has sun, Of II In noble verse which
cannot fail TO be stimulus and an IN.
spiration 70 any one who Is fond OF the
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artistic jewels which have dazzled the
Golden Gate City for generation past
have fraternized with the city's new
mayor as brother bohemian. For the
past eight years DR.. Taylor has been
dean of the Hastings College of Law in
San Francisco. The doctor was mar
ried in 1870 TO Miss Agnes Stanford of
that city.
From this record 1t will be seen that
the new mayor has had ample expert
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EDWARD ROBSON TAYLOR.

bitter with the astrlngent sense Of duty
and weighty with the power and maj
esty Of the divine law which cannot be
eVaded.
"The poet holds that each man and
woman II but a part OF the great
scheme Of the universe, that cons be-
fore birth ones character was IN proc
ess Of formation that this existence is
only time Of testing for the period
of immortal life that is 10 follow. View
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Miners Cabin In
Bullion District

get before the opening of the exposi-
ton.
According to this collector, who is an
enthusiast on the subject although he
Is ignorant of theoretical botany, there
are some plants in the Yukon the seeds
of which lie dormant for several years
terminating only when some peculiar
climatic condition arises. A particu
larry dry spring, an unusually wet one
an early season or a late autumn may
develop seeds whose presence in the
earth is unsupported. In the summer
of 1905--which was a rare season for
all forms of vegetable growth in the
north--dozens of plants never before
seen in the Yukon sprang up in album
dance and hourished wonderfully. The
following year these plants did not
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ence in public affairs. For poet he ls
truly a practical man. but let US not
forget that he began his career as a
practical printer.
DIR. Tayors poetry is characterized
by a philosophlc insight into the mean
ings and mysteries Of life and by a con-
siderable degree OF lyrical felicity. one
of his most important works Is a long
poem In omarlc quatrains, entitled
into the Light" OF this book George
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Hamlin Fitch wrote, upon its publica-
ton in 1901;
1.-THE poem treats of the great ques-
tions of life and death and Immortality
which Job discussed in the Hottest
strain that has yet been reached by
human writer and which old Omar has
embodied in his immortal quatrains.
Dr. Taylors philosophy as pictured in
his verse. has nothing of the softness
of the epicurean or the sybarite. 1t is
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the whole number of examples of the
vegetable kingdom to be found near
the arctic circle did not exceed 500
Now comes certain Gustave Gervais,
a prospector of Whitehorse, not a bot
anist at all, who has promised to turn
in to the commission a collection of
1,549 specimens of Alaska's wild
growths, and he claims that there are
at least fifty more which he expects to
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- ERHAPS poetic Justice de-
- mands that San Francisco
have a poet for mayor. At
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Thcater--A very breezy. novel and
interesting play eNcellenry pr.-eutcd.
Was given tn salt Lakers last nlght
hy MAudo Fealy in "The Stronger Sex"
~ came as welcome relief after Tho
recent ruu OF slush mIs-uamei
comic opera ana tho audience cK-
porienrcd an evening uf decided eully-
mont Miss FfalN herself always
dainty and tasteful lu her deIuratIOus.
with the suggestion of Annie Russell.
even more marked shan eYor gave
uu admirable portrayal of au Ann rI-
can gin married to "a BHtlfh aristo-
GRAFT who sets Tor herself the ardu-
Gus task of turning him from am idio
snlb into something like man. While
thn audience gaapad "a liitlc "a the cuis-
ode whore she drew "a pistol ON hon
offending husband. the Incident Was all
amootled out hy later explanations, and
needless tO say the Bnf0n WAS
drought tO time Tho dialogue while
sometimes spun out zoo long. b. bright
md witty ana some of thc character
Fl krichch are excellent
Hardly second % Mias Foaly herself
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SENSE ABOUT FOOD.

Facts About Food Worth knowing
~ is "a serious question sometimes 10
KNOW Just what 90 eat whom "a yerson.
stomach Is out of order ana mosf f,ods
cause trouble
Gr'po-Nuts food can De- taken al apv
lIhlt win the certainty that 10 win AZ
r'ei' Actual experience of ueopls il
'lu!ulr io anyone Interested in foods
a Icrre Hauto woman writes. ~
hdd suffered WIil indigestion for ab6ut
'"t s,Ai-' ever since au attack OF
ispho'd fever and at times could caf
hntulnE but ihr very lightpst food. and
ih'h suucr such agony with my sfoU-
"'h ! would wish . never had fo e4t
anything. ! was urged t0 ny Crime
Nul. ana since using 20 ! DO not have
ip sliftc myself amy more. but [ cln
ear 20 at any time and feel n0urfshsd
dN1 satisfied. dyrpcpsia is "a thing of the
lisl. ana J .W now strong and weH.
'My husband also had au pxDarianeo
with Grape Nuts He was vcT, y.s,-
and slcny iu the spring could mon
attend 40 his Work He was put under
tho doctors care but medicine aha MOI
seem to do him any good until be- bD-
gan 90 leave on ordinary food ana usa
Grape Nuts, 10 wac positively mrprIs-
ing in see the change iu him. no gov
better right on, ana naturally he has
none out words oi praise Tor Grape
SUITS
'Our boy thinks hc cannot ont meal
without Gapo-Nuts. aud he Iourus so
fast at school that DOS teacher and ON.
cr scholars comment ON o. D ann satis-
hed that % ls because of tho great noun
iFhing elemeuts ina Grape Nuts."
There's Reason
N contains The phosphate of potaeb
from wheat and barley which combine
with albumen 90 make the gray matter
Io daily renll the brain and nerve con-
ters.
~ is a pity that people do not know
Hhnt t0 feed their children. There arr
many mothers who give their young
stora almost amy kind of food ana whom
they become sick begin 10 pour thr
medicine down tncm Tho real way is
t0 slick tO proper food and he healthy
ana get along without medicine ANA ox-
pcnse,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-18
GRANITE STAKE SOCIAL.
Unique Entertainment Given IN Honor
OF the Patriarchs.

The Granite stake has "a reputation
for originality, and has given many
entertainments I'M the past that att
tracted attention. but never have the
people of that locality done anything
quite so we'll as in the entertainment
given in the stake house last evening.
The occasion was reception and
banquet given by the stake presidency
and high council in honor Of the
patrlarchs high priests and the
nresidoucies uf elders Quorums. There
were also present Presidents John r..
Windcr and Francis NJ Ly-
man. Patriarch John smith, FL
Ger Eudgcr ClaWson, and Bish-
ops Miller and Romney Those
present viii long remember the
spirit OF cordially and good viii
that prevailed and the evidence of
prosperity that attends the people Of
Granite stake. temporarily ana spirit
ually,
The affair was given I'm the amuse-
mont hall. which is especially well app
pointed for such purposes The dec
oratlous were beautiful both en- de-
sign and originality Of conception. I'm
the main room select samples OF the
choicest grains and grasses from the
rluu0ns were artistiCally woven into
dozens OF unique figures. while the
fruit Of orchard and field were made
to take the place OF other materials
usually selected by decorators The
ceiling was done in spider webb
effect Of autumn hangings In the
corners We're large clusters Of rol
naples that put "A finishing touch on
the color scheme OF the hal Tho
stage was a picture of beauty. the set
ting being harvest scene. Real
SHOCKS or oats and corn were here
used In the most effective way, and
from the files "a golden horn Of plen-
ty' reached down 90 the front Of the
stage and from its mouth I'm rich
protusiou rolled the finest specimens
OF the products Of Granite stake
farms
Covers were laid for $50. The
tables, laden with good things Of life.
were set like the spokes Of a wheel
from the center post BY "a simple
adjustment Of the chairs after tho
banquet. all could see the stage and
h.'I ana enjoy the following choice
ri,Irayer 800. Bishop George Romney.
words OF welcome and admonition
..-...... PRIEST. Frank Y. Tavlof.
sentiment, THE First Fruits Of tho
valley Pest, John r. Winder.
Seiecuon' Utah" Miss Vida Fox.
'Our Patriarchs." .....
''''....... Patriarch John smith.
response ..-. Patriarch John Cook.
Donualto solo .... Miss Ida Morris
our Elders" .Prest j.. NJ. LYMAN
response ....... Capt r. NJ. Bishop
1Oal SOLO .'..........A l.. Farrell.
! iIalo selections goo. Joseph smith.
True Happiness" .........
~ ,''..t.. Elder Rudgcr Clawson.
Vocal selection
..-..... Mrs. Lnolla Ferriu gharp
me AFFAIR was success In every
particular and reflects credit on mo
ladies of Granite stake. tbc st,i
presidency, high council and Ns.srs
-d McClelland. W j. Horn ana n n
dunbar Of the stake amusement com
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SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Jesse ~ Stenba,e 60, ,,,..,,il 49, Ni
temple Win preeldsrt rob, ~ v, "a, l..e
porforruius. t5, csre,,,gn,- M $3.50, ~ ~
"a daughter of TTopr, ~ Ny,,ist,i,t Tr -
this civ ana mas ~, 800, ~ ul
the ogden public scbools for soIc. ti,,, ,i'
Tho pr,on, fs "a ~, .r 49, ~ ''tg,
the hest wishes of non. ,,a,,,-
Mn and Mrs Ferpua g,,It,r ,
ter Agnes Al. n, Jossrb Nfsri- 80
lightly. tho marriage b, talxe MAJ, ~.
Miss Geneyieve N,corrirlr o,f.,-
tainod at luncheon vesferda,. I'm Non
- ~. - '' .i''
santa cruz fbe decar,ti0ps beI1@ IA
red and about a dozen CHESTS beint,
present.
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years ago and IL IS understood that he
has two brothers There. ONE of them
% man of considerable prominence. nd
ia said that Williams made the state
meut recently that be- contemplated
trip to England and that ho might rc-
main there permanently
lu business Mr. williams was sue
Cnssful and his friends say De was
most fortunate fn practically au his
denle. 1fc owned O. number of fish
ponds Whltn brOurlt good RETURNS.
DO owned considerable real estate ln-
Guiding Cd One ranch in Island Park
Idaho Die has house ana l0t u thla
.'iN AND owned stock Ono several mu.ug
companies
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HAS WILLIAMS
GONE TO EUROPE?
Continued Absence of Mininu Man
Gives Rise to Much Speculation
As to His Whereabouts.

Tho tisuppcarauco of Em..t WILL
lmms. the mining man. FROM ma et.
sept 81 ie stll being talked about arI
speculation continues as to hIs present
whereabouts ono hne ]. ,art.Ir.
Ho Has not been murdered NOR has ru
committed suiciic-f ',.e. Dee wa.
alive and apparently Boo good bolIth COL.
Stut 70. So Tar ass known Dol. ar.
counts are straight with o.. .X..ut.e.
"i an ovcrdraft for about s. 900 and !.
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Ms time to look into your
ohOss for fall-it doesn't mat
Ter what gown you have to
match or what style you may
fancy your wants will be
.ahstied with the Money
Back showing over 100
styles at SO. SO that are $500
el'ewhere-The hand made
Grades at $500 and up are
only .. handled here your
Money Back" if it is not so.
DAVIS SHOE co.
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ONLY ONE "BRoMo oUNTNrr

That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE.
LOOK Tor the signature OF T.. W. GROVE.
Used The World over 20 Cure a Cold In
one Day. 25c.
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KIRK g JAP ROSE soap istwicc the slzea ana
less than half Che cost OF any brand o. really
rood Transparent -0.u Durglstsand rrocors.
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Lyric-Touight winds up the pres
out bin at the Lyric and 30 Will De suc-
Ceedcd by an entire change of program
tomorrow afternoon. iu which the ln-
tornational stock company win De the
leading feature.