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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-08-10
The Magic Influence of Smiles.

The woman who goes about with a
cloudy face imprinted every little once
and awhile with jealousy, sulkiness
sarcasm and disappointment does not
realize the harm these moods do.
She fancies that her face will read
lily fall back into nice sweet lines.
1t does. TO be sure, for awhile, but
in a very short time the lines become
more and more pronounced.
1t is utterly impossible to have a
sour heart and a sweet, pretty, sympa-
thetic face.
And there is no woman so plain that
the constant exercise of cheerfulness
and amiability will not make beauti-
full.
Strange indeed are the mental work.
ings of the individuals who would fall
in spells of agony over a few creases
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-08-10
How Not to Sleep.
(PuCk.l

Don't sleep on your left side, for ii
causes too great a pressure on the
heart.
Don't sleep on your right side, for it
interferes with the respiration of that
lung.
Don't sleep on your stomach, for that
interferes with the respiration of both
lungs and makes breathing difficult
Don't sleep on your back, for this
method of getting rest is bad for the
nervous system.
Don't sleep sitting in a chair, for your
body falls into an unnatural position
and you cannot get the necessary re-
taxation.
Don't sleep standing up, for you may
topple over and crack your skull.
Don't sleep.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-08-10
ENGLISH as SPOKEN.
CFrom Shining Illustrated. }

TFTOm Shipping IIIusuaIed.J
Illustrations Of the disadvantages of
cultivating local vernacular and slang
IN ones own language are sometimes
brought sharply home to business
men as was the case in letter re-
ceiVed the other day by New York
llrm from one Of their own correspon-
oents IN the far east, which read, in
part as follows:
WIN You kindly send US a modern
dictionary Of American language. as
we are unable to understand some of
me phrases in your letters. Writing on
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-08-10
Headache Cure.

One of the quickest known ways of
dispelling headache is to give some of
the muscles-those in the legs, for in
stance-a little hard, sharp work to do.
The reason is obvious. Muscular eXer-
ton f1ushes the parts engaged in it and
so depletes the brain. When your head
aches take stiff walk or short BIZ
cycle ride.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-08-10
t. ]. o'BRIEN
CARPENTER and Builder

And General Contractor. Estimates
given. Plans and Specifications furn-
ished free
Residence and Shop PSI So. West Tenn.
Ind. Phone 1920.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-08-10
A Hint About Lemonade.

In the thirsty days of this warm
summer a wrinkle worth knowing
about misunderstanding is that if the
sugar is dissolved in the water before
the lemon juice is added, it will take
less sugar and half the time to sweet
en- the liquid. This is because the
sugar will not dissolve in the acid
without a great deal of stirring. A
scant half cup of sugar to quart of
water and the juice of from two to
three lemons are satisfactory proper
tons, and by the above method the
beverage can be very quickly pre-
pared. Add ice generously, and it can
be served at once.
A method of preparing beforehand a
lemonade syrup will be appreciated in
an emergency. Boil cup of sugar in
a pint of water for twelve minutes.
Add one-third of a cup of lemon juice,
and let the mixture cool. Put into a
bottle in the icebox, and when re-
quired dilute 1t with ice water of the
amount preferred.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-08-10
keefe's Telegraph School

Have you trade or profession? If
not, have you considered what it means
to undertake to fight life's battle in the
unskilied ranks, competing for liveli-
hood with laborers and poorly paid
clerks? If you continue in this class,
blame no one but yourself, as there has
been established here in Salt Lake a
School of Telegraphy under the per-
sonal management of an experienced
train dispatcher, where you can equip
yourself within six months so that you
can secure a desirable and good paying
position. The only qualifications are
the rudiments of a common school edu-
cation and good moral character. Young
men and women ambitious for the flu
ture investigate and see for yourselves.
Terms SIC per month. Position guar
anteed.
keGfe sTeIegrsph School
Rooms O opd IN To oIa Tlool.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1907-08-10

CITY Ticket OFFICE.
- West second South. Phones 1885,
J. l. MOORE dat. Pass. AEt
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-04-06
persunals

Monday last Peter Larson, the we'll
known Hancock pop manufacturer OF
Hancock. formerly of Crystal Falls
retired from business. temporarily al
least. after having been actively en-
gagged for nearly forty years He has
leased his factory and plan. at Han
cock TO his son, Henry Larson. and II.
NJ. johnson, who will conduct the
business under the firm name of Larson
~ johnson. Mr.. johnson has been en-
ployed by Mr.. Larson for many years
and understands the business thorough
ly, while Henry Larson has been run
ming a similar industry at South Range
for the past two or three years. He
will continue TO operate the latter,
dividing his time between the two
places. Peter Larson will take much
needed rest, and later will visit Mount
Clemens to take treatment
Are you from Missouri If you are
and you want 70 be shown | can show
You how diseases can be- cured without
drugs. can also show You that can
stop pain in your body quicker in
natural way than drugs will. No bad
after effects. II you don't know what
naturepathy is You ought 10. / am
always ready to explain. II you want
TO know about the treatments l give
ask your Physician II he Is honest
with You. he will advise them at once
IL you are in i'll health. If he says no
come tell me and we will both seek
higher authority. My method of cur
ing disease is recommended by the
best medical men in IT, s. And can
prove 1t, 9. L. Kramer at The q. 1.
Kramer Naturepathic Institute Suit
IA, Lockwood House.
Frank +. Lucas returned from Els.
canada last Saturday and in reply TO
query from reporter stated that IL
has not been decided yet what the
future policy Of the woodenware will
be. He knows nothing himself and
IL will be ten or fifteen days yet before
any policy is settled upon.
Mrs. w. ID. Hill went to Marquette
last Thursday. accompanying Miss
Maria Hyslop there. Az Marquette
they were met by Mrs @. Huse who
accompanied Miss Hyslop the remand
er OF the way 20 her home at An
Sable, Mrs. Hill returning home
Thursday evening.
John Mackin will leave about May
to join the Lethbrldge team in the
Canadian Northwest Mr.. and Mrs.
Mackin have resided in Crystal Falls
for nearly two years and have made
many friends who regret to see them
leave this city.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-04-06

Glady Picord OF the b Fourth. who
has been absent for sometime has re-
turned
George Ponchard OF the A Fourth
has returned to school after an absences
OF three months
Julia Carlson. who was injured some
time ago has gone to Green Bay for an
operation.
1t Is an open question how Supt
Hill can tell a Junior from Senior
Everyone in the Freshman class is
delighted with their report books.
The pupils are all industriously at
work after their spring vacation.
Oscar johnson is out of school be-
cause OF the illness Of his sister.
Miss Elizabeth McPhail spent her
Easter vacation AT Marquette.
Miss Rose Biork spent her Easter
vacation at Iron Mountain.
Helen Fraser has been absent this
week ON account of sickness.
BERTH Larson spent part Of his vaca-
tion at Iron Mountain.
Selma Autilla is absent this week,
being out OF town.
will Poyseor is back in school after
few days absence.
Miss Hazel Brown was absent, Tues
day Wonder whyy
Miss Naomi Johnson was absent the
first part Of the week.
The new geometry class are progress
sing nicely
Euphemia Johnson has entered the A
Third again.
Mary Hayosted has returned to
school after a weeks absence.
Miss Lottie Justified visited the
schools here on Monday.
John Massie Is absent from school on
account of illness.
Miss Jessie Jscka has been absent
from school this week.
Miss Lillian Poyseor is on the absent
list.
Miss Uren spent her Easter vacation
at Iron Mountain.
Miss Muller of Ishpeming visited the
schools Monday.
Don't forget it, Floripda the 10th
of April.
julius Landtield is visiting at Nor
way.
The following pupils in the new
building have been neither absent nor
tardy for the months OF February and
March.
b Fifth, Elsie Bergman, Leila
Henry. Edna Johnson. Anna Lyons,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-04-06

The Standard Oil company intend
erecting tank in the st. Paul yard
in the near future. The tank will hav,
storage capacity Of several Thousand
gallons and instead Of shipping in OF
by the barrel. the local merchants viii
be served out OF the tank.
Notice; to the party that helped
themself to the hand drawn handker
chiefs and ties same was seen and their
name will be published in this paper,
unless the goods are returned at once
to the store, where 1t was taken from.
w. w. Hendrick proved up on his
claim during the week. He informed
reporter that he intends building
thereon during the summer and that
ne will 90 into farming on large
scale.
We were in error last week in stat
ing that Mrs Kendall had been elected
TO the Office of guard In the Legion.
Our information was faulty as Mrs.
w. Q. Msrgison was chosen to fill that
Office.
Frank Hatch left Thursday afternoon
for Eveleth. MINI, where he mas Sc
cured position with his brother, Ed.
Hatch, with one of the mining com
psnies operating in that city.
The many local friends OF Art Scott
will be pleased to learn that art"
won out for supervisor at the recent
election in Quinnesec, defeating J. j.
Cundy by safe majority.
Carl j., Andreen. presiding elder of
this Swedish NJ. T.. district. will be in
Crystal Falls next Sunday and win
preach Mt the Swedish Methodist
church.
Joe Miller the Iron Mountain boy,
we'll known In base ball circles about
here has been released by the Freeport
team of the Wisconsin state league.
Mrs A. j. bookings and sons. of
Orystal falls, NlslJeu lrlenus III One
city from Saturday until Tuesday
afternoon. Mining News.
Supt. VIM. ii. Jobe came over from
the west side last Wednesday and spent
the day visiting the mines in this
Captain Goodney, of the Armenia
mine. is enjoying visit from his
father who came down from Ishpeming
Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the M. T..
church will meet with Mrs. James Nc
Court next Tuesday. Lunch Will be
served
Miss Anna Webb. Of Iron River, was
the guest Of Mrs John Ward and Mrs.
VIM. Rogers several DAYS last week.
Capt Frangquist came oser from
Iron River last Friday and spent the
Easter with his family here.
Miss Jeanette Bennett. of Crystal
Falls is guest of Mrs q. II. Noyes
for week. Mining News
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-04-06

A baby boy was born TO Mr.. and
Mrs. John Mackin during the week.
He's second baseman.
Captain and Mrs. Edwin Jacks are
visiting Mr.. Jacka's brother at Jack
son. in this state.
Mrs. VIM Holmes was visitor at
Iron River last Monday returning the
same evening
Will jackson has taken the Mansfield
route for the Parks Grocery company
Mrs. W. D. Hill went 10 Iron River
this morning 10 remain over Sunday.
Len Dawson has taken position as
as timekeeper at the Armenia mine.
Miss Carson. of Marinette, Is a guest
of Mrs Thos. Penglase this week.
A. Cannon was a visitor at Iron
Mountain last Monday
Mrs. John Ward visited last Sunday
at Iron River
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-04-06

Continued ON Page Seven
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-04-06

u you do not have ono natural. easy movement Of
me your svstsm 70 80 "a rhsumss,sm a1s
tive Iron.ox Tablets tone and strengthen tho
bowels. 90 that thcy do tho work nature Intended.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-02-23
T R U T H S /.

The twin stuffed prophets, Sena-
tors Love and Lawrence, continue to
be the machine which runs the State
senate, and runs it with high hand.
There are plenty of others in the SEN
ate who know more than both of
them put together and whose records
are at least as clear. Their assunp-
ton of authority and wisdom, how
ever, has carried them so long that
they think it will never fail. In this
they may be mistaken. The Calves
ton bill we believe is good measure,
but we should like to know by what
authority Senator Love pledged him
self to the Senate that 90 per cent of
the people of Salt Lake were in favor
of it. Mr.. Love does not live in Salt
Lake yet he undertakes to voice the
sentiment of the people without
knowing or caring anything about it.
He needs pin prick to let out the
hot air. Lawrence can talk longer
and say less than most members of
the legislature. The twins are run
ming confidence game on the SEN
ate. The senate possibly won't en-
dure it after the expiration of the six
ty days of its natural life.
.a'-1 81. bue =. lIe
Some of Governor Cutters appoint
ments are inexplicable at least from
party view point. It's no use try
ing to placate or make terms. with
and American" party men. They
will receive whatever favors may be
u conferred upon them and then turn
again, and rend those who granted
them favors. The Governor seems to
be unaware Of that fact. Not long ago
, the governor appointed an 'Ameri-
can" party man to lucrative posi-
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-02-23

party in question renowned his
"Americanism" when he observed the
salary in view but if we mistake not
his remuneration had good strong
string to it. A few days ago the gov
ernor named two gentlemen to codi-
fly the session laws up to date. One
of them was an implacable "Ameri-
cam and although good fellow had
no claim on any recognition from a
republican administration. There are
plenty of just as capable lawyers who
had right to expect any plums that
were to be dispensed. This codf-
cation will cost the state about $780,
900 and considering the depleted
condition of the treasury the
Legislature should just cut out
the appropriation for codifcation;
and let the lawyers shoulder
the additional work of hunting up the
session laws when they need to do
so in their business for couple of
years longer. .3rll iuE'93H v-
What childish thing that anti
cigarette bill is! We detest cigarettes
even their odor is nauceating, but
anybody that thinks that bill is going
to stop their use is badly mistaken.
1t prohibits the sale OF cigarette pa
per- Suppose that is stopped, it dosn't
prevent the sale of tobacco and it
dosn't prevent the cigarette fend
from using a much more injurious
paper than that sold as cigarette pa
per. Neither does it prevent the Gig
arctic dealers from establishing
wholesale houses just across the state
line north, south, east and west and
sending in the cigarette paper by
mail. Its foolish bill and should be
consigned to the waste paper basket.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-12-05

For the purpose OF assisting in sup
pres sing graft and preventing exces.
sive charges being exacted OF munici.
palities for light, water, gas, electric
ity, street pavemeuts and other nee.
essiites, the government Is preparing
blue book giving comparative ta-
bio OF all items ot expenditures of
large cities In the United States.
This book is being prepared by the
department OF commerce and labor
and copy is to be presented to each
city in the country.
1t will contain an immense amount
of information, compiled in such
manner as to be of great use to city
officials in the performance OF their
duties, aud which IL would be impos
sibie tor them to get from any other
source without great expense and
work. For instance, the cost OF elec
trieitv for all cities with l00,0 600 to
30a 600 inhabitants in the country, of
which this city is among the nun ber,
Will Ia given In one table, so that it
will be seen hnW much more this city
hs- to pay for this product than some
othoi city. he same is true nf every
other product of commodity used by
u Municipality.
it Ia believed that this information
will tend to suppress tho eXacting Of
{ teessive charges for various items In
some citios II a paving concern lays
pavements in Denver for 81 cubic
yard and charges 50 for the same sort
Oy pavement in Portland, it will be
readily seen that something is wrong.
AMI steps viii he taken 10 bring about
more equiLaIie charge for commodi.
ties from the va, GUS cities.
his is the first me such book
Wss sver complied by the government.
lbsv have statisticiuus at work Ia all
, rls Of the country at the present
time, gathering data for tho boah.. In
Portland, 9. |. Crissey has been at
wurn for nearly two weeks. lie Is go.
IN! into every little item of expendit-
ure in his search for information. -
/ legram
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-12-05
.WOMEN'S WOES
Hood River Women Are Finding Re-
lief at Last.

II does seem that women have more
than a fair share OF The aches and
pains that affiict humanity; they must
keep up" must attend to duties in
-pite OF constantly aching acks, or
headaches. dizzy sr"ll-, bea ng-down
pains; they must 80 !, over, when to
stoop mean, tortE fhey NUT walk
and bend aui w"ik With racki, pains
and many arl t. FROM tih,, ills.
Kidneys cause more suff,.ru: than
my other urgtn 81 hr T." "i,. Keep
the kidneys well aiiA iIeaI,h is easily
maintained. Rrad of remedy for
kidn' " "niv. that help aud cures the
kidneys and is endorsed hy people you
know.
Mrs j. I. Holman, M,n S., Hood
Rive, oregon, say % T. know
whal would have Z al Lrt been
for Doan's Kidney pills rUmng 10 rcy
relief when they did, had been suf.
fering from barksche and general dis
corded con dition of my kidneys. / had
tried go many different remedies, that |
did not have much confidence in Doan's
KIDNEY Pills, but | procured a box at
Clark's drug store anu decided to give
them trial. | was very much surprised
at the quick relief derived. continued
using them, was cured and have not had
the least sign Of kidney trouble since.
can recommend D,an's Kidney Pills as
reliable remedy for kidney trouble in
all it's various forms"
For sale by all dealers. Price so cts.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York
sole agents for the United States. Re
member the name-Doan's- tax
no other.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-12-05


Brahsing is combination of roast
Ing ard stewin 2 small joints of meat
In a shallow tewpan, called brai-
soire or braiser, which has a close fit
ting lid with Il groOyei edge round ii
on which hot Goals (charcoaD are
placed, whereby the meat can be cook
ed with fire al nve it as well as under
1t. This process of cooking, it is said,
greatly decrease IS loss by evaporation.
1T Is Il favori H. method with the
French and is $, opposed to bring out an
unusually tine II Ayor and aroma.
The pan in w hich . braise is to be
made should always be lined with
slices of bacol carrot, onions and
herbs upon viii I'll the meat is placed.
1t Is usually me ESiened with stock or
stock and wine The more delicate
meats, such as sWcetbreads, fillets,
fowls and turkey 4, are sometimes COW
cred with buttcrc d PAPER. This is done
to prevent the he at from the top of the
pan scorching or irnpartfug too much
or roast flavor to the meats which
are to be braised..
occasional bas ting during ,the proc
ess Of this meth od o cooking is essen
tlaL When done the meat is taken up
the fat removed fro m the vegetables
ana gravy, which Latter is then re-
duced, strained and h lcndcd with some
Kind of gravy or thin sauce.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-12-05
ART OF THE ETRUScANS.
Mysterious People Who Left Traces Of
a Remarkable Civilization.

henaFkaDie NiNtllAastons
Why did the Etruscans devote their
whole lives 10 the incessant making Of
pottery until it accumulated In such
quantities that they were compelled
to bury II in order TO keep room for
themselves In their streets and houses
Then, again, there is the mystery OF
the Etruscan inscriptions. These in
scriptions are fairly numerous, but
hitherto they have proved to be utter
ly undecipherable The Etruscan is
the only dead language that has detied
Investigation Considered as Ian
guage, nothing could seem more i'm
probable than the heroglyphics of the
Egyptians, hut Egyptologists can read
them with such ease that almost any
given series Of hieroglyphics can be
read in three or four ways by an equal
number OF rival Egyptologists. Any
language more utterly impossible at
first glance than the Assyrian arrow
headed language could not well be
imagined, but there are many learned
men who can read, write and speak ar
rowhead with facility. And yet no man
can make the least sense of the writ
ings left By the Etruscans, although
they are written in Roman characters.
All that we know of the Etruscans
seems unreasonable and prcposterous.
Naturally this makes them fascinating
to every one who delights in mystery
and the solution OF puzzles.-Putnam's
Magazine
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-12-05
SENSIBLE ADVICE.
Good For Children 10 Have Smait
responsibilities.

h@SPlliI49AllLiNss
Il believe in giving children respon.
sibilities," said the mother of half g
dozen. Il know that most mothers
have a foolish prejudice against the
idea They seem 20 think that a re-
sponsibilHy is a burden to a child, brS
1t really isn't if it is managed the
right way"
Il am afraid am one Of the preJu-
diced" answered her neishbor Chill
dren learn the meaning Of responsible
fly soon enough. Why Should,L be tho
one to teach thcmE.
Because you are their mother, and
the lesson will come so gently from
you that they Will not know they have
learned it til some great experience
makes them rise up and call you bless
ed for your teachings" said the other.
Take my little family. We are not
well enough off TO provide a nurse,
and so instead Of trying to assume the
care of them all have taught each
one TO look out for the next youngest.
The amount Of supervision that Tom
my exercises over his three small
brothers is really wonderful. 1 feel as
safe when they are with him as | do
when they are with their father"
THAT sounds sensible, and l suppose
l am rather foolish Ny husband told
me yesterday that | was literally q
slave to the Children" sighed the neigh.
bOr
You are" assented the other frank
ly. you give up your time and your
health and your friends and your hus-
band for them. You never have a
moment to yourself. You've taught
your children to come to you for every
thing, and so they don't hesitate to
burst in upon you at any moment,
whether you are trying to get a nap
or entertaining company or just sitting
down for quiet chat with one of your
friends. If you leave them for even
couple Of hours you are perfectly
wretcbed for fear something has hap
pened to them. You never have a
holiday because you are afraid they
might possibly miss you or need you.
You think that argues great devotion
and motherly sense of duty, but you
are making the mistake of your life"