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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-15
RICH BLOOD THE
SECRET OF HEALTH
Druggists DruehI & Franken Recon-.
mend vinc for the Blood.

The blood should have ninetv-ave
per cent rcd corpuscles with n less
amount come weakness sickness and
suffering,
I'VE see every day on our streeta
many people whose faces plainly show
impure, impoverished blood.
I'VE want everybody N Salt Lake
city 10 know that Vinol purlfes vitaJ-
lies and enriches the blood. Increases
the red corpuscles and crea tes Strength
''Thls Ia because VinoI contains a
highly concentrated form all the med,
cinali blood making and body buildInJt
elements OF cod liver oil actually taken
from fresh Gods Iyers. the useless oil
eliminated and tonic iron, needf,il
constituent for the blood, added
we guarantee Vinol VIII purify and
enrich the blood. create strength. and
build up every rul-down person In Salt
lake City, or return The money In every
sso where IL falls" Druel & Fran
en-, druggists: also Smith Drug Co,
NOTE.--WhIle We airs sole asents for
yMoI Ia Salt Lake City II Is now FOR
sale al the leading drug store In nearly
every town and city In The country
Look Tor the Vinpl agency Va your Lcgr-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-15
LEGISLATIVE SlDELIGHTS.

During temporary lull In the pro.
ceedlngs yesterday afternoon Mr..
Parry OF Iron WAS called TO the chair,
Now the man from Iron Is not always
a man of IRON and enjoys a Bit OF fun
with the rest, During his incumbency
Of the chair he entertained a motion
to punish Mr. Clegg for disTeGpect
an own tho house IN leaving his seat
durlng roll call, Suggestions for pun
iSllment being in order. various
sch emes OF torment We're presented
from all sid As OF the house. but Il was
finally moved that Clegg be laid ON the
table. which was carried. Clegg than
received his punishment in that the
chair would not recognize him on any
question. Until he WAS formally lifted
from the Table boy a majority vote of
the house.
A committee Of three consisting OF
the chief clerk and two memborG Of
the house, VIII today be appointed by
Speaker Joseph 10 revise the house
journal. The compensation OF each
member Of the committee VIII be SI96,
while the speaker Is ex-officio Il mem
Der thereof without compensation,
Mr. Hansen az Boxelder has been
giving various members ~ tho house
Interested IN sheep growing. little
trips TO his model sheep ranch al Ifs
home I'm Fielding, just beyond Collins
ton. Mr. Hansen Is perhaps the lure-
est grover oil Ram bouIllet rams IN the
state. and he takes great pride IN his
registered line ~ thoroughbreds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-15

ner X. Smith. Hollingsworth. johnson,
and Walton
1t went to work after the session,
and remained closetei with bills for
several hours. the result Of Its delber-
atlcns being felt In the condition or
todays calendar, The bills passed yes
terday afternoon were 10 In number
and most of them were technical In
their nature. The list follows
IL B. sS6 BownsO-Providing for
freedom of labor.
IL b. 92S CDyrelng)-when disputes
over county boundary lines may be
settled.
S. b. (B. X. Sn1ithO board
OF medical and osteopath1c examiners
and revising medical laws
III. b. 169 (Rtchards1-Pro for
retirement OF school teachers and Gre
ation OF fund.
Fl. b. 2ll CDean)-PrchIbits inter-
ference with flow OF water
FL. h. PIG (Dean)-Provtding district
supervisors and water commissioners
must give $1,000 bonds TO state.
S. b. IS tHcllingsworth)-Nc OF
intention to levy assessments
5. b, 1874 rB. X. SnithD-Appropriat
Ing $500 for repair and grading OF
streets around capitol grounds.
II. B. 40 (Toltpn)-Flnancial state
Inents of cities.
h Is. IS (RobinsonO- -Reduirtng coun-
ty auditors to make report on salaries
OF county officers and deputies
II. b. % tRichardsl--Linit of bonded
Indebtedness In school districts.
III. B. 100 tClegg)--Issuing scrip in
cities.
S. b. 2OS Misunderstanding county
road and school fund from forest re-
serves.
BILLS KILLED.
Fl, B. Il (Giles)--creatins new coun-
ties, and method thereof.
h b. 276--Extendilhg the time in rela-
ton to law on townsites,
NEW MEASURES
S. II. FOG mines and minerals COM
mittee)--Su bstitute for h b. 267. pro-
vlding for 10 feet OF discovery work
1SO days after location OF certain min
ing claims.
s. q. aO7 tB. X smith)--Duti@s OF
state board of land comnli ssloners,
S. B. EOS Misunderstanding county
road and school fund from forest re-
serves.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-15

the vocal atmosphere, and an occasion
al tendency Of the ensemble to wander
from the straight and narrow path of
tonal rectltude, the general perform
ance was Of superior excellence. Salt
Lake has every reason TO he proud Of
lts orpheus club: no opportunity should
nc lost TO encourage and support IT,
The club sang In unison, with wcIl ar
ranged vocHli7atlon, the quality OF the
singing was excellent. and there was
spirit in It's efforts. one of the ensom-
Bile plumbers the ITALY Ho," was sung
with DIR. EhauEh at the organ, pleas
ing Innovation. II was very well rem
ncrchoir; only the doctor would do well
nNNt time To use more of tho open alal
less Of the reed stops for mems voice
IN the last number, "1-ha Archer-s
Song. which was sung with q vIgor
and heartine9s that CapttVated the
house, 1t Is a rolliCklng. festive song.
suggestive ~ IAN Welcome the Bowl"
from Ernani," and puts all listeners
In a good hunor, The song of last
evening, certainly did
Tho Bubensteln Trio In 3 Flat" was
given by Mossrs. shepherd Weihe and
Press with marked effect The COM
position Is OF the highest order of
chamber music, brilliant In effects, and
written With a knowledge OF how to
interwcave the Individual qualities OF
the piano violin and cello character
istIC OF the noted composer apcl pianist.
While the performance last night was
OF the highest order of technical YER
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-15
IN THE HOUSE.
Reading Course the Feature OF the Az
terDoon Session.

The fish and game bill was the 'fen-
ture" In the house yesterday after
noon, The bill consists OF l6 long pages
of closely printed matter, and had not
been read the third time A motion
that 1t be considered as having received
it's third reading failed on account of
objection OF one member. and Clerk Blu
chanan proceeded TO read Now, Mr..
Buchanan Is a good reader, but even
his melIiliuous ZONES became a trtflo
wearing when section S6j was reached.
and Speaker Joseph kindly offered 10
relieve the chief clerk foe a spell. 10
seph had not proceeded beyond the
four hundred and fffteenth section
when somebody woke up and moved,
this time with effect. that the Bill be
considered as read The measure
passed. as do all good Fish and game
laws, with a long string OF amendments
tackled on TO 1t, and last night al tho
close of the evening session the bill
expert whose pleasant duty 1t is to
work the amended bills Into some SEMI
blance of real laws, had just finished
his work on getting the bin into shape
for transmission TO the senate.
Richards tried ineffectiveHy, 10 intro
duce a resolution providing for deposit
iarles for state funds, and making pro-
vision for the loaning out of funds ~
ing idle for the boneh OF the state OBJ
lection was raised each time, and tho
effort failed. Richards stated that the
idea. contained IN the resolution was
approved OF by the governor, and that
the state might just as well be realizing
handsome income from Interest on lts
idle moneys as 10 have them piling up
and rllsiing In inusty corners az the
treasury vaults. Richards made nm
other attempt to introduce the Tesou-
ton at the evening session, but obs
lection was again raised, aud his mo-
ton failed To carry.
BILLS PASSED
The following measures wero passed
al the afternoon session.
n. ID. 800, giving courts power to
TeailIte sufficient sufoties on nndertak.
ings
II. j. II, s, proposing a constitutions
amendment permitting the ORGANIZATION
OF drainage Districts,
S. ~ IL, providing for the sale. mort
cage or lease OF estates Of persans url-
Gcr guardianship
s. Is. io2, relating 10 the registration
B. Il. iss requiring the secretary OF
state 10 provide county recorders with
lists OF lands selected by the state un-
der the federal land grant.
8. il. 3, relating 10 the practise Of
n,edicine and surgery and defining this
duties of the beard OF medical eSani-
liners,
ii, a. 1875. requiring county clerks 10
furnish the secretary OF state with
list OF officers elected IN tnelr counties,
b. s. SO, relating TO voting machines.
y "A. 1871, fixing the salaries OF GER
tain state officers This bill Increases
thn conversation OF tbs state superfn-
tondent OF puRlC instruction 10 W, 100
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-15
ADJUSTMENTS.

Theater--The musical comedy OF
"Tho rendorfoot" opens Iis engage
lnent at tho Theater this evening,
OTphcum---Tonigh Is 'sooIeIy night
at the OrpheUm where Patrice. In her
"a New Years Dream Hickey and
Nelson and most Of The other acts are
making a MT. All indications point 70
the 5, r., o. sign being IN evidence
again,
Grand--"The Fast MaiI' IL a de-
cidedly lively and sensational play, us
will be attested by all who attended tho
Grand last evening, where Lincoln j,
Carriers wealth. producer began a half
weeks engagement II has hren seen
many times here. but nat very fire.
quently Of late years Few stories are
so replete With thrilling episodes.
First there Is very clever represen "a
lion OF a river steamer, wlth the
bribed sioker shoyelIng coal Into tho
fire-bns- Then occurs an explosion,
and three persons sti ,-ggllHg In lie
boar nre seon Next come freight
train ana the fast mail. both extreme
Nv realistic. I'm makeup. noise and
rnoveplent. However the hest scene IL
the last one-ile falls Of Niagara, One
could scarcely believe that 10 was not
standing before the gigantic cataract
itself, SO naturally vas II Depicted The
company IL not strong one, PM she
member OF the cast average well VIAL
each other are well w IN ther parts
ana altogether give a very satisfactory
interpr4tatlon OF the piece. There "
not much filn-inakiug In II as most OF
INC fine is taken w Wlth murders, fot-
: erler. abduction and kindred misdo-
irss. The saEne bill linlshea the week
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-15

tuosity. especially on tile part OF Mr..
Shepherd, he made the rluno rather
dominate the other Instruments. fart
due to The carpeting Of the platform;
hut The trio in point Of execution WAS
one OF the best performance s OF
chamber music ever given IN Salt Lake.
Mrs, Peters was IN very good voice,
She has an unusually fine natural So
preno voice, and her singing was
much appreciated She was also els.
gan1ly gowned- Mr.. SibIey's volc4
was clear and swees. Of extra fine quail
ity IN head tones, 1t WINS remarked
that he came about as Near to being a
contralto as y mans voice can get. In
fact II would not be drawing A long
bow to CAN him a male contralto. r5a
was well received An OF the vocal
numbers were encoreL
The g-ccuvnpaulst OF She evening was
Miss Judith Evans. who well sustained
her reputation for excellent and SYM
pathetic work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-15
WESTERN IDAHO DIVIDEND,
Sugar Company Stock Goes on Seven
Per Cent Basis.

The board Of directors of the West
orn Idaho Sugar company held their
regular meeting at the Office Of the
company IN Ie Deseret News Annex
this morning those present being Presi-
dent Joseph r. Smith. Gen, Mgr. Cutler
w, 5, Mccormick. John II. Wfnder, Gov
Cutler John Henry Smith, George
Romney. c. w, Nibley and sccy. Whit
ney. The preliminary report OF the OPP
eratons Of the past year was read and
ordered submitted TO the stockholders
at cir annual meeting on April 10.
In spite of The low price OF sugar pre-
vailing, the record made was so salts
factory that the board decided on plac-
ing the company on a 7 per cent diyi-
dend basis, the first Quarterly dividend
of IN per cent to be payable April TO-
Mgr. cutler stated that the acreage
contracted Tor was already double
that OF last year and that most OF the
beets around Nampa and PayeIte had
already been planted, and Some had al
ready appeared above the ground.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-15
0RPHEUS CLUB SCORED
HEAVILY LAST EVENING.

The orphcus club perhaps never an-
peered to better advantage than It did
last night at the concert In the First
Methodist church. The hearty and ap-
precletive welcome the singers re-
ceIved must have assured them that
their efforts were succlesful. for they
were not long in becoming perfectly at
ease, and sang with all the confidence
OF private rehearsal Couscien tlous
training was manifest from the start.
and while there were some Inequalities,
noticeably in the flights of the senior
first tenor into the shriller heights of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-15

No false pretense has marked tho
career Of Ely's Cream Balm, No Idle
promises of rewards for cases it VIII
not cure. Being entirely harmless, ii
Is not responsible liko the catarrh snufTs
and powders, for minds shattered by
cocaine The great POSITIVE virsua 81
Ely's Cream Balm Is that IL speedily
aud completely cures uasul catarrh
and hay fever. Back OF this statement
Is the testimony OF thGusands and
reputation Of many Years success. An
druggists, 50c. or mailed by Ely Bros.
So Warren Street New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-15
Ladies Spring Belts.

ATE showing a new line OF Ladies Belts
which will laundry, and Kid Belts Tor
spring and summer.
A pretty little line will be put on sale
Saturday for 75c. These belts are to be
found in The embroidery aisle and in the
regular Belt department, in the North main
aisle
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-15
SENATE SETTING,
committees Appointed to Weed Out
tnirnp0rtant Measures.

nhe senate has a Sitting committee.
Aleer a long session yesterday after
nooh me session ''sauntered" 10 allow
LIS committee TO get IN Its work on
the measures still before the senate
and adjourned until this morning the
committee consists OF Lawrence, Benz
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-15
no pREIENT THE cnIp.

LAXATIVE BRDMO Qunine removes
the ca use 70 get the genuine. call for full
name ana look tor signature Of T., w.
GROVE. s5c
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-15

A line of slightly soiled lace and net
waists, made with fancy V shaped yoke,
full pleated front elbow sleeves. Worth
$50, for S3.95.
About two dozen tailored linen waists,
Slightly soiled, long sleeves; mostly large
sizes. We will close them out at about
one-hali regular price S39s for S2,25j
S4.o5 for Sz,75; S5,7s for 5000
a fine assortment OF Jap Silk and lin
gerie waists trimmed with lace and EN-
broidery Our special price for Satur-
day, SS.95
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-15

PILES CURED IN to IL DAYS.
PAIO OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure
any case Of Itching, Blind, bleeding or
protruding Piles IN to ID days or money
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-15
Boys New Spring Suits.

Light weight mixtures and serees for
boys sizes 2 to 10 years
The little Buster Browns and blouse
SUITS for the smaller boys, are now being
shown in the leading colors,
Light weight oyercoats like men wear
Tor ages from ? 10 to 10 years. Made OF
Cravenettc and Covert cloth,
Boys wash suits in blouse and Buster
Brown styles, Linen colors with the large
white sailor collars, embroidery trimmed /;
Others with sailor colors, braid trimmed /;
white and all colors
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-07

Sporting Notes
~~

Tho undergraduates Of Harvard
are pinning a good deal OF faith on the
belief that President Roosevelt. when
no visits the Cambridge institution the
latter part Of this month. will say pub.
liciy and privately some things that
will help their side of the cas- In the
present turmoil over Intercollegiate
athletics.
Arrangements are we'll under way
for the big Carlisie-syracuse track
meet TO DO held at Eimira in May.
Joe Cans, the lightweight champion,
Is playing TO packed houses In every
city he visits.
Extensive alterations and improve.
ments are In progress at several Of
the Long Island n C tracks and every
indication points 10 q great racing sea-
son about New York this summer.
Habe Ferris thinks that he was un'
Justly treated by the Boston Americans
last season when was suspended for
his scrap with Jack Hayden. Ferris
says that he expects TO hold out FOR
some time before signing a contract.
Frank Bancroft, who has just start
ed on his seventeenth year as business
manager for the Cincinnati ball club
IL sixty years Of g and the liveliest
man In the business.
Nearly all of last years players haze
signed for this season with the Biz
mingham club. champions Of the South
ern league.
Il. W. Dickerson. manager OF Harry
Lewis, the pigilist. would like to break
into baseball as president OF a minor
league.
1t fs said that Manager Clark Crit
fifth of the New York Highlanders Ii
not trying to rust matters In signins
his players. He believes In giving them
plenty Of time to think 1t over.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-07

Jack Reed OF Chicago and Jack
Dougherty are hitehed up for a ten
round fight 10 be pulled off In Indian.
apolis tonight.
No less than sixty. and probably
more than se~venty.iive Of the best ski
Jumpers in the country, many Of whom
have won fame I'm their native land.
win contest for honors at the annual
meet OF the National Ski association.
which 10 10 begin tomorrow at Ash
land. Wis. The program Of events will
cover two days.
Thomas Hueston. who recently ac'
auired the worlds championship pool
honors by defeating James Keough IN
Buffalo. In 10 contest for the cham
pionship with Edward Dawson. The
tournament is TO open tomorrow night
In New York. II Hueston 10 returned
the victor he will probably play a re-
turn match with Keough,
The Texas Baseball league has been
organized with a circuit made up OF
Dallas, Fort Worth. Galveston. Hous'
ton, Temple, Waco. San Antonio and
Austin. The a will open April
20 and close September s.
Bill Papke. the Illinois miner who
recently came TO the front In pugil'
ism, will engage In a ten-round bout
next week with Carl Anderson oil
Hammond, Ind. The fight will take
place In Spring Valley. III.
The next big event In the pugilistic
calendar win be the fight between
Honey Melody OF Boston and Willie
Lewis OF New York for the welter
weight championship. The mill is
slated to take place before n Of the
Rhode Island clubs next Monday night
Catcher Lou Criger and Pitcher "Cy'
Young. the star battery of the Boston
| Americans, have signed their contracts
for the coming season.
The University Of Chicago football
eleven is trying to arrange for an
.eastern game this fall.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-07
Trenton I,

A Trenton man AYERS that there 10
posted on the walls Of building In
that city the following notice:
Tenants should be careful not TO
throw lighted cigars or cigarettes or
matches about. Otherwise they may
set fire to the building. and oblige.
Joseph johnson. Proprietor"
philadelphia Public Ledger.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-07
RISING From the Grave.

A prominent manufacturer. VIM. A..
Fertwell. Of Lucama. N. c.. relates a
most remarkable experience. He saws:
"After taking less than three bottles
of Electric Ritters, I feel like one ris-
ing from the grave. Nv trouble Is
Brieh.'s disease. IN the Diabetes stage.
I fully believe Electric Bittors will
cure me permanently. for II has al.
ready stopped the liver and bladder
complications which have troubled me
for wears" Guaranteed by all drug,
gists. Price only SOC.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-07
NOTABLE ART EXHIBIT
At CORCORAN GALLERY
Greatest AitAmeriean Exposition
Thrown Open Today In City OF
Washington.

Washington. Feb. ARTISTS and art
lovers from all parts Of the United
States gathered In the famous Cor
coran art gallery today when its doors
were thrown open for the all-American
art exposition, without exception the
most comprehensive and notable ever
held In this country. For several
days the Corcoran gallery has been
closed to the public while the work
of setting aside the permanent collec-
ton and installing the present exhibits
was in progress. While the present
exhibition includes only the paintings
of living American artists. In its won
derful scope 1t Is really a great ma
tional art salon.
More than 400 pictures, the work of
800 Of the foremost American artists
residing In this country and abroad,
are assembled on the walls of the big
Corcoran gallery for public view. TO
insure that the paintings should be
of the highest possible standard. those
placed on exhibition were selected by
four juries of prominent art critics
and recognized connOisseurs, including
Max veyl. r. N. Brooke and c. Fl. l..
Mcdonald of Washington: Hugh
Breckenridge, John Lambert and
Thomas Anshutz Of Philadelphia; II.
Bolton Jones, Irving Wiles and Louis
Loeb OF New York, and Edmund Tar.
bell, Herman Dudley Murphey and
Thomas Allen of Boston.
Three valuable prizes will be award
ed to the artists whose work shows the
greatest merit. including the w. A.
Clark prize of $1,000. accompanied by
the coveted Corcoran gold medal; the
Charles c. Glover prize of $500. with
the Corcoran silver medal. and the v
G.. Fischer prize of $3.50, with the Cor
coran bronze medal. The prizes will
be awarded by a jury composed of r.
wing r. Wiles, Hugh Fl. Breckenridge
Richard N. Brooke. Edmund TarbelI
and Frank Duveneck.
The exhibition Is in charge Of III
rector r. B. Mcclure Of the Corcoran
art gallery. and will last until March
9Th
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-07

Prof Haxley had . fanny wag "a
remembering certain anat0IatAeA D.
tails a the human heart On the ieft
side os the heart there IL q valve Nth
two Gaps resembling = bishops nlieE
and known a. the Eataral valve. The
corresponding valve On the right side
has three valves The only me&a By
which he could remember their re-
speet4ve POSITIONS. said Huxley. with
his skeptic's huEHnr. wAs By the 70
neeslon that a bishop could never 10
In the right
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-07

The aneient court Of hastings IL
Of Saxon OFigin. and the ann IL de-
rived from has. q house. and thing.
q matter OF oourse-Ihat is. a house
or hall Of causes. Courts of the kind
we're established In all the great
cities. and as regards London. IL Is
the supreme as well as the most
ancient court. and Is the court Of
appeal from the sheriff court
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-07
Cltlsx ON fxlanrs.

There are other cities beside sew
York and Venice built on islands
Amsterdam and Cheat are both built
ca small islands. Amsterdam coming
the nearest to Venice in the nuEnbeF
Of islands and bridges Venice Is built
On lis small islands connected by 3Ts
bridges: Amsterdam on nearly 100
islands connected by almost 30e
bridges Client stands On &c islands.
joined by 20 bridges.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-07
No Modern journalism Thers.

The world recalls that after Ma.
homet died Omar sought TO persuade
the followers Of the prophet that he
yet lived. and for 20 years the Per
SLAMS refused TO believe him dead.
However, that was before modern
Journalism was established and insist.
ed on the prophets exhibiting.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-02-07

Whaling Is a growing industry In
the South Atlantic. contering around
the Falkland islands. During Decem.
her. January and March 1875 Sci whales
and also a few sperm whales we're
captured in the vicinity Of the island
of South Georgia.