Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23

the directors of great industries. be-
cause further expansion Ia esfopped
by capitals fright at official actiyitiesl
women, because landlord. grocer nnd
butcher absorb the increase In income
and more, leaving less than over Tor
plurnage and tine raimert, ana 30 II
goes through the list. Statistics seem
10 demonstrate that we are prosper
GUS, but personal observation contra
diets the con cluston Worthy chart
Ties never required so much; yesterday
we vera accostod by three beEgars on
single block this morning come
urgent appeals to save two families
from being rurned Into the street
Willingness 10 work apparently ex-
cecds the opportunity- Everybody IL
III In body or lnind, but chlafiy IN tho
throat. the streets are filthy; the air
laden with germs Of disease: mono
speaks but to cough or snoezc or ut.
ter profane language the hand OF
the dentist trAIoSbles and lacerat9s the
nerves: the physician cannot heal
himself. there il no health IN us. We
wish the snow and slush would go
away, and the robins would hasten
their corning; we want TO hear Some
body laugh.-Cisorge Harvey IN the
North American Review.
One Hundred In March. 1907. an act
Years OF Saw was passed In the Brit
ings Banks. ish parliament which
created the first saw
ings bank aud established n system
which has extended over u large part
OF the civilized globe. The United
States. which vas both young and
poor MT the time, was little slower
than some other countries In. follow
Ing Ensland-s lead, but We did this
early enough 10 get honorable mem
tLoti' by the historians and statfs-
ticlaus who wrote about the system
II wr,e. xtt4.a{ afa
century. The Philadelphia Savings
Fund association In the city OF that
nanlo, opened for business in Novenl-
Der, 1916, and tho Provident rnstitu-
tiop for Savings started la Boston in
December OF that year. That WAS the
beginning OF the savings bank az an
institution In the United States In
recent times we have far surpassed
England n this field. and have taken
the first place ann ong the nations. New
York with deposits OF approximately
$1,000, 0oO 900. heads the list of states
in the extent of use OF savings banks,
with Massachusetts. $3.50 100000 sec
far ahead OF any other town In the
country. and tho Bowery Savings bank,
with deposits OF over 100000, 600,
leads all the institutions OF that sort
in the world The deposits in the saw
lngs banks OF the United States In
as great as the entire interess-bearing
debt OF the national government. They
exceed tho aggregate tangible, market
able property, real and personal, OF
the whole United States In ls4o. And
tll nf this vast accumulation Ut So
d0n. 900, 600 represents the savings.
and only part OF the savings. OF the
taborers, mechanics, clerks, and the
Yest OF the lltlmbler wage workers OF
the country.--Lesie's Weekly
neIusions There are two kinds
RELAXED 10 ted from all objects.
AFTER Images ted from all objects;
color and white waves
Whenever a source OF light, as the suAt.
strikes an object, part OF that light Is
absorbed and part rehected--tfrcwn
back. The latter represents such OBJ
ject'S 'lur1inosity" The color,blind
a mirror reflects almost all the light
that falls upon II. Polished silver re-
rays. Broken surfaces split M, such
light, and so appear dark The more
luminous an object, the more intense
is It's effect upon the retina. Just as
two horns affect the car ore keenly
than one The more intense or slim
ulatlng a light, the quicker ID the re-
tina exhausted. It becomes tempor-
ariy paralyzod in the cones of such a
color. Look at the sun, then look
away. and you viii still see the sun;
but it's color appears pale blue.
which is tho farthest contrast TO the
yellow, orange OF the sun, II Is the
Complem entary color. The light OF the
SUN Is so intense that 1t quickly ex-
hausts the yeliow-orange cones, leav-
ing those farthest from, IL Cblue the
Complementary" Of yellow) least ex-
haustsd, hence this after -image OF the
sun looks blue (actually a pale green
fsh blue A mother was sewing a scarlet
gown held in the sunlight By the win
dow. Turning to her child playing on the
floor, she shrieked. believing It was
dying She saw no red In Its face,
which made II appear corp selIlee. Wis.
Ions. witch INA king, religious hysterla,
pseudo insanity and the attribution OF
supernatural power are intimately re-
lated 10 this unappreciated law OF
after images Edward \. Ayers In
the Century.
The Influence have read somewhere
or Homo of what was suggested
Memories Of just a picture Of an
old cornet player,
standing with uncovered head In the
open street, unconscious OF everything
except his own music. zone fancied
the air was Home. sweet home Then
ONE saw what WAS not In the picture;
careworn men who passed by unc0n-
scIOusly walked with firmer tread; In
feeling they became boys again. while
the familiar tune renewed the UNI
elOuded hope and pure ambition and
dauntless courage Of tho olden time.