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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29
&cntudD.

- @in3ig uub oIein feiner err
ftaunliden SnlIlbeit bat es Der 2anbs
itrei6er Sod" Nuburp, Der an ben
@robi6mieb 3. S. Sobnion bon @li5os
betbtopn iiir einen 9olar auf Die
9auer bon neiln Wonaten in 2eibs
ei9eni6nft %perfaIft purbe. 81 perbans
fen, bab er bemnddIt feline Srei6eit
ipieoer erbalten miro.
Sobnion lit an Der grfenntnib ges
fommen. bah ielb'+ $1.00 fir n9od's"
9ienItleiftun9en lpe99enorfenes @elO
lit unb bab 4uburb Der f%alllite @eiBe
lit, ben nod ie Die Come bei9ienen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29
WiSconNn.

- Solgenbe gptiobe ioq Iib einem
Wilpaufee'r glotte 5ufol9e tiir5lid
oaIel6lt 3%ugetrdgen bn6en:
Sn einem &benb Der lebten @o6e
fanben iid bier Nreunbe 5ulammen,
Die elmer poIittl6en @ereinigung ans
geb0rten. unb in berlelben cine pros
minente 9iole iprelen. Sic bier
Sreumbe tparen in a~usgelaiiener
Stimmumg. unb saben iid oerielben
Ioipeit bin, bnb lie in ipenigen Stuns
ben feli6tfroblih unb i6nanfenb in
elmer &uti6e ibre 3uflu6t nabmen,
Die tic por tueiteren .SuBtouren be-
mabren iolte .
Ser &utiher mar Elm alter 9iebers
mann, urb peil er elm SieOermann
mar, ipurbe er bon ben bier ~lln5ers
trennli6en" eingelnben. einmnl aui
ibr @obl an trunfen. Gr mub ipobl
bieIer Iufgabe in beionbern 5ufriez
b~eniteQenber 8eiie 9ere9t ~setuorben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29
SeiImme bon 2mmsemIbeI.

ngs iinb jett bereits eff Sabre,
felt i6 elm fnappes gntfommen bon
SGninbinft bate, i9reibt 6. 8.
Slopb. Elm leiteuber @ei6dftsmann
aus &erlbatp. g. 6. .Sm @etpi1te
fiel i6 big auf 1875 Bfunb unb i6
bate beitdnbisen Suiten bel Sag unb
BEL @aft. S9lie6li1 besann ih
Or. Sings Stem 9iscoperp 5u nebz
men nnb fubr nit Dieler Ir3nei feds
Wcnate bur6 fort; Der 9uiten unb
bds 2%ungeniibel paren pollitdnbig
eei6tpunben nnb ih bate mein nors
males @epi6t 10 Tfuub ipieber."
Sauienbe bon Yerionen iperben jebes
SSabr ge6eilt. @arantiert in Der
Mppt6efe bon g. 50. &uete, 656
Stain StraBe, Dubuque, Soipa. so
Gents unb $1.00. Seriu6sflai6e
frei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29
WenG0a.

= Sn $nnopa6 iaBen fiir5li6,
tpG6renO Die Semperntur biz auf Den
Nullpunft beruntergegangen mar,
5000 SerIonen frierenb. aber Der
8egeiiterung Doa in einem u~ngebei5>
ten 3elte, nm iid barnn gu erg0ben,
nie 8pei brutale Sauitfdmpier eins
amber Die @eii6ter 6luti9 i6lu9en.
9n lam man lpieber ieben, bemerft
nit beiBenbem Spotte Elm 8e6iels
blntt, nel6e Spfer unler @olf 81
bringeu I'M StanOe lit, ipenn es gilt,
Die n@ereOlun9" Der Station 81 for
pernl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29
SItmois.

- Ser .Heorin Semofrnt"
ihrcibt: Nele Na6fori6ungen baben
ergeben, baB Der @ieiiteroieb 9pugbers
tp der fomoIe friibere Gr5iebun9SIua
perinteuoeut) einen betrddtli6en
She'll Ieines &otbes in &flau5ungen
auf Der Sniel Gu6a nn8elegt bat, lno
baB feline Nngcb0ri9en ebenfalS 5iem>
Iide Summen in ibrem Seiibe bnben,
Die bon ieineu lpitematii6en GGube@
reien berriibren. @ingeipetbte lpollen
mn piiien, bab, lint DieIe Seltte 81
iifern, Ser @inbruf in Die Office Der
G6ul6eb0rbe boQ3ogen Derben mibte
nm Die 6etreffcnben Eapiere 81 5er>
it6rer1. Sb uno pie peit biele Sbeos
RE 5utreffenb lit, bleibt a%b6uiparten.
8infterton's @e6eimpoli5iiten bei6dfs
tigen iib jest nit Dem Saa, Oh oieIe
aber ettpd5 nusri6ten tperDen, ut aud
nod 8peifelbaft.
9r. Sranf SiIin9s, @r6iioent
Der itaatli1en @obltbdtigfeits Se>
b0rbe, belt am IS. SunInr i'm 9roBen
Snale pes Staatss Sber9eri6ts in
Gpringfielo cine Hebe Dor Elmer 9ro>
ZEN Gn5abl Witalieber beioer 6duier
Ser 2eoislatlIr. Ct leitete bieiel6e Elm,
inoem er Die Notbnenbigfeit berpor>
bob, DaB Die 9e9iSlntur mebr @elb uls
bisber fir northumberland be-
niaiae. @r e%rfldrte, bnb in mon6en
StrafanItalten unb @obltbGti9feitse
QnItnlten Des Stnotes SuillpiS fnunl
elaubli6e 3uItGnoe berrIGten unb for
berte, OaB Die 2e9iSlatir $4,000
beipiQiee, Inn bie1e Nnitnlten IN Iunie
tdren 3uitanb 81 nerieben. Seione
bers Die 4~nltalten in @l9in uno Solicit
fpur6en bon benz Heoner IGnrf frttiIirt.
9ie @ebGube in @lgin ieieu refine
S~euerfallen unb Die Suiaiieu miiBter
fih tpegen SGub hires 2eben5 ein6iq
nnb ALIEN allf Die @~prie6un9 bers
Io'Ien. .SuberfuloiiS eriltirt in allen
Gtaotss 4nitalten", erfldrte 9r. Sils
Iings, .aber in Solicit iinO Die 3ua
itdnbe %grauenboft. Sere Staat Suis
nois berurtbeilt getpiiie ieiner &erbre.
DER su @efGn9niBitrafen, anbere iper.
ben gebGn9t. &ber 8erbre9er, 0it
ms @efdugniB 9ei6idt nerben, itnt
5n beinabe ii6erem SpOe perurtbeilt
inbem man Tie in 3eaen einiperrt, BIZ
ipeniaer als elm 9iertel oeS Haur1e.
entbolten, ben elm Wenib 81 ieinel
@eIunobeit brau6t. Suberfuloiis II
tbatiddli6 bel Sebem 81 finben, De
Idngere Belt bort mar"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29

nit rei6lih 5ol5 barauf ober in
ndhiter NGbe. I'm bieIe 0eute al
befriebi9en miro iett cine nere oertz
Idle fntbolii6e Golpnie norblif bon
Sattleforb aegriinbet. Sort lit pie(
i6iperer 8ul6, aber au6 arobe
Streden freier Yrnirie. Norolih
bon bieier Golonie limb grobe, Ihlpere
Sdnnennaloung. 9as 2nno in bies
fer Golonie bnt einen 9uten Ibipars
5en 2%ebmboben.
9ie Gage lit meiitens 5iemlid alott
unb chen, aber bod uno troden, nidt
mas uno nieorig. Wanhe Sppnihips
iino gr6btent6eilS Srairie, aber iibers
al lit @alb in ser 4dbe. Gciuer
brnift bort oa5 Sol5 ipeiter aIs slpei
Weilen 5u bolen. unS auf ben meiiteu
@eimltdtten lit Sol5 9enrg fir Sen,
eigenen 8ebrau6. Bier Siub piele
i6one, itart flieBenbc 9Gde unb fiids
relhe Seen nit punberId5nem. flds
rem utlb ridden @aiier. Gud pirS
cine neue @iienbabn ourb oieic Gos
Ionic gebnut. lin neitere MusfunIt
i6reibe man an: 3atboliihe
Solicitations 0eielIs
1aff, Sattleforb, Sas5
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29

SelDel III NIB oaB Der ltarfe 5rimfer piel
nOtbiser Wtebisin ais @orbinenprebi9teu
bran1t. Sur6 %eiolGmlg oieier Sbecrie
babe i'd bas ri3tiss 9iittel seiunben unb
i'm fnrirt. 7fs ay4i rsgcTs,e
Seit isusr 3eit babe i'd 9e9iousn pom
Srausn nit Sieier einfahen SauSbebonos
lung. bic i6 brau6tc, betanut sena6t uio
lie aud batten aroBartisen Griol9, plele Don
ibnen nit ben boiIuhns6loieiteu SrlutsrM.
0oS Mlttel fam beimll6 9eseben werbei.
lit ni6t tbeler, leidr ;l erbalteu. poltdnbig
barmloS, uno eS, oouert nidt LANCE. bis es
wirtt. SD bin iibersen9t, baB eS SbneI
belieu uiro unb i'd iueroe Sbnen germ oles
wsitere. barber iasell, ipeni Sie mir ,Sbren
Nomeu unO Abreile .ienben wolen. Die
meinlse II: 5rau @rrJaret Mnberior, 2514
Niaplc @Or, iSiQ5ura, ". D. Senben Sle
tein @elo ib babe nl6tS Si pertduieu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29

Sie6foiungen niht gefaIlen luiien unb
ilidte Die SGiueine bur6 SuBtritte
bon li6 ab3ubnltcn; baburd aerie<
then Die Soritcntbiere IN @lltb, Tie
ltiir5ten ii1 ouf ibren Seinb unb balgs
ten i'm IN ibrem @emnG berum ipie
einen Salfii6el. @ins berIelben
foBte i'm am Sintertbeil Der SpIe unb
RIG inn bicien bpllitdnbig ab. Iuf
bieIen 2Grm BIN Dffnete Die Mntter
ben Stnu unb iuoate Ben S6neinen
Iltbc eebieten. ga gepabrte tie ben
Sreier in elmer Sitliation. Die 5u be-
ihreiben nnnt0olih lit. Sofort gina
@~iitfebrbeien unb idlits auf bic @raut
10 rappeite. Mit einem 9eI1idten
Urlfte rlB MN Der Sreier Die odur5e
Der 0raut nb, 6ebedte bamit ieinen
entblObten Sbeil unb iflih auf llms
pegen nad 6auie. Die graut purbe
nber hineinge'hIcnpt unb eirent
9riinbliden @erb6r unterporfen.
Aleles Steuoi6em miro ous Niebes>
paar geipiB nod lanse s~ebenfen.
@eitfaIen.
- @on einem Ghnein anaefreis
fen ipurpe in Sabinsborit am 80. Se>
5cmber Die Gbcfrau bes ScrgmnnnS
Gdiimrir &ac5maref. Srau &nc5maref
lit cine itnrf Dem Srunfe ergebenc
Herion. Im fraglidhen Sage tpoIte
lie I'M betrunfenen 3uitanbe Die
S6peine fiittern, bierbei oerlor Tie
bas 8leiheepi6t, itiir5te in ben Stdl
nnb blieb lieeen. giniee Strnber,
ipdter fanb Der bon Der Se6e eefoms
meme Gbemann feline Srau in beiin>
n%ungsloIem 3uitanbe i'm Stale lies
genb Dor. Sic Shfpeine bdtten Der
Srau elm Chr bld1itGbli6 obgefreIien
unb Die @nnse arg 5ugeri6tet.
- Stuei &naben elmer Samrilie in
2iiheniheib, I'M Sitter bon 10 unb IL
Sdhrcn, batten i6on otter Die S6ule
acihpdn5t unb mare bonn ldnaere
3eit bon Sauie forteeblieben, 70 aufl
ipieoer in Der lebten @o1e. Nad
einigen Sngen erbielten bic gltern Die
Hnhridt. bns sic he'Ser 4rrhe" 'tnrf
c~rfroren in elmer S1eune BEL @um'
nelsuuu, no le gsawGs Saus geluGt
bntten. au~f9efunben porben ieten.
sic ipltrben in bas 9ranfenbults mad
9iiheni6eib ee6ra6t; bier muBten
ibnen Die Seine nbgenommen iperoen.
- Iuf Dem 8abn9eldnbe Der Seins
riGsbiittc bel Sattingen tpirDe Der
Nnngierer Gilbert 8ierIten bon elmer
2ofomotibe iiberfabrcn nnb 9etootet
er binterldBt Srnu unb mebrere 9ins
Der.
8eim @eibeni6neiben beruns
eliidte Der So Sabre alte @rbeitei
@attenbere aus &erforb inbem er IN
ben @erras SluB rutI6te unb ertrant
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29
S&NI MISUNDERSTANDING
G=
. SnlaaOii1es. 6
81 s~
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Suuuccticut.

= Sm Sperrn 2eu6tt6trm Bel Neh
Saben, 5nei aGcilen ppm llfer emit
fernt, peridb Srou Sumuel u. Irs
mollr, Die Srau OeS SburmpdrtcrS.
ieincn Sienit mG6renb breier Gage.
Inn Sen S6iffen bel Sag nnD be-
giadt Die n0tbigen Si9nnle 81 ertbeis
len. Gin fiirdterliHer Sturm berri6te
nGbrenb bieier 3eit, uub lit Der &0rs
ter BEL Ieiner &iidfebr ertrunfen. Ste
Srau bate nod feline Iittbeillng bon
Dem Sobe hires @ntten erbGlten, I'M
iie nidt 9Gn8li6 81 einem p9piil6cr
@red 81 maiden. SIR tdpferes Ser
bnlten llno sic treue Sfli6terfillunq
lit Den @eborbeu in @aibin9tpn mits
eetGeilt porben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29
Isle SroMbcuIeu az betIen
itno.

lin fret bon Sroit6euIen gu tpere
ben, Idreibt Sobann aemp aus Gait
Stisfielb, 0Re., rgebralcbe i6 BUD
lens @rnifa Salbe. SD babe ea
ebenfnus fir Salt I6eum nit allss
ge5ei6ueten &%eIultaten an9etpanbt.
@arantiert mn Si%ebertpunben.
f6mer5bafte @eulen, Sdmorr6ois
ben, 8ranopuuben, Sroitbeulen mn
Sauttranfbeiten 81 beiler. %
Gents in Der Ipot6efe bon e. @
&uete, 656 Rain StraBe, 9u=
buque, Sofpa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29
Ter rthtiee Wante.

Serr @iiguit Sberpe. Der populdre
Irmenaufieber in Sort @abiion,
Soma, iaet: v9r. Sings Neip Sife
Yillen iinb ridtig benannt, tie ipirfen
an%genebmer; lie tbun mebr Suites
uno MAIDEN gincn ipobler fiiblen, ais
ir9enD Elm anberes Nbfii6rmittel."
8arantiert Inn @iaiDiitdt unb @ers
Itopfung 5u furiren. % Gents IN
Der Mpotbefe bon &. 90. 81 e,
656 Wain Strabe, Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29

Ster bet9ebrd6t
lperben fam. Gas
1T iiieiile @riabs
run9 gepeiel.
Na9 aluan5isiabs
ri9er Gorge I'M
nieinsn Mann, Der
INNER aMfboreit
woate uno ni6t
fonnte, babe i'd
onSsefnnben, baB
bic &riufsewobu
be,t I~berbaupt felit
0niter inuheru cir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29

lin pie bel llbr? 00s tpoaS I
amol g'piB net ruff er aug. Die 6at
ia Die Iiuatta eff bor lido ei'padt
g'babtl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29

on, biesmal liigt er niht, biesmal
lpridt er Die @n6rbeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29

Sd CLAUDE has. SD bin iiber3eust, bas
iebem Manne ell NbiGen Dor Sdnap5 uno
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07

wALTHoUR A WINNER.
Returns from Abroad with Big
Bank Account.

A New York dispatch says. The app
pearance of Bobby Walthour i'm New
York with a bankrou OF nearly $4,000,
the fact that he has ridden before a
million OF spectators during his season
abroad and the further information that
IN Germany a crowd of $4,000 is not
extraordinary would tend TO belle the
Impression that interest in bicycling is
dead.
Walthour has completed arrangements
for riding I'm the siX-day race here.
Walthour looked as cheerful as "a man
naturally might look whose income
from bicycle racing during the past
10 years has amounted 10 about SIS, 900.
you look IN pretty good shape was
remarked.
Pretty good for a man who has been
pronounced dead twice within year,
replied Walthour.
In answer 10 an expression OF sur
prise he went on.
Eyes, twice in Germany they threw
a blanket over me to cover the corpse.
Those German tracks are the most dan
gerous In the world. i Will never ride
on them again. They are all OF &C.
ment.
1.-TWO men were killed outright ana
several more badly injured IN the five
races out OF the five. once 1 was sent
TO the hospital for five days and a
queer thing about that fail is that I
can't remember anything about 1t or
al out being I'm a hospital or about the
people who visited me there. Another
fail put me in the hospital Tor thr e
weeks,
In one race / protested against ons
OF the PAGERS riding Tor Nerbist, the
Belgian. The pacer~8kor rode too close
and crowoed the otAer riders The Of
hcials would not pay any attention n
the protest au0 the foreign riders ii14't
seem 10 care. They are absolutely care
less about the danger OF being kille T.
anyway In the next race the pace
maker rode too close TO somebody AZ
threw MIN. Five men went down and
a timer named Wolf standing az the
edge OF the track. was killed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07
SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY.

The possibilities OF seiective breed
Ing OF plants 20 resist adverse condi-
ton have been almost entirely over
looked. a. r. Woods. OF the United
States bureau OF plant industry. points
out that we lose the benefits of "a dea-
tructive drouth a cold wave, an egl-
dcmic OF disease. or a crop failure by
ncglecung 90 save the few plants LETT
which might supplyseed that would give
progeny having some PECULIARLY max
Ing them proof against the cause OF the
general destruction. Wut-resistanl
cotton. wilt-resistant c0w-peas ana
flax. and root-kuot have originated ln
this way. Older and thickly-populatcd
regions having been forced to save
everything drouth-resistant durum
whcats have been developed in the dry
parts OF Russia and Asia ana around
the Mediterranean drouth-teslstall
alfalfas and other forage, crops mo the
same region. cold-rcsistant alfalfa IN
Siberia. cold-reslstant winter wheats ln
Russia. and other special crops. We
may have like good things without
waiting for the stress OF necessity. Inc
cold-resistiug quality of the trltoilale
medible orange can be combined Win
the fruit qualities of the tender sweet
orange. the diseuso-resistant quality OK
the cltron with the fruit quality or tile
edible melons. the rust-resistant guam
~ of durum wheat with the berry OF lhe
blue stem: the cold-resistancc OF tne
wild crab with fruit Of our finer apples
and So on.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07
FINALS IN BIG RACE
TAKE PLACE TONIGHT

The finals in the six-day two-hour
"a day roller skating race take place
this evening. beginning at 800 az the
Auditorium rink There has been a
great deal OF interest in the races that
have been going on each evening this
week. and fhe contest this evening,
when ~ starters VIII entor. viii he "a
most exciting one. Those WHO have
qualified are quite evenly matched and
Il VIII be nip ana tuck for tho entire
81 laps The contestants Will be given
standing start and the gun will be-
fired on me thirty-hrst lap and az the
finish. Those who qualified during the
week were given a prize 81 81. The
winner OF the hnals tonight win be-
awarded go cash. Second man gets
SO. third so. and fourth s.. ID 10
quite likely that the winner viii be
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07
WITH THE BowLERs.
IL HALLows VS. HIGH SCHOOL
Last Football Game of Season ON at
Cummings Field This Afternoon.

The last big football game OF the
season Is on this afternoon on Cum
mings field between the Salt Lake High
school and All HallowH college elevens.
and Is sure TO be a closely contested
game. For a week or 10 days both
teams have been working hard every
afternoon and reports from heaoquar-
ters are TO the effect that they are IN
great shape for the struggle.
The teams have met before this sea-
son the High school winning by a score
OF Il 20 ~. Since that time, bow.
ever. the college boys hove improved
greatly and are confident OF winning I'm
todays battle The lineup and Of
0Cials fol ows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07
ELDERLY FOLKS
WILL VALUE 1T
A Simple Prescription Which
Should be Valued by Elderly
People Who Suffer.
FIX IT AT HOME YOURSELF.
Relieves all Forms OF Kidney and
Bladder Troubles and rheumatism
And is Absolutely Harmless

The great majority of men and wo-
men al the age ut oU years begin Co feel
the nrst signs ut advancing age IN
some form OF kinney trouble ana blau-
Ger weuhuDss rev are entirely free
nom that tortuIous disease, rueumd-
tism, which is not "a disease Ia ITSELF,
but "a symptom OF deranged function
of the Kidneys which nave become
tlogged ana sluggish, fainng I'm their
duty OF sitting ana straiuiug the pol
sonous waste matter urC acid, etc,
rom the blood, permitting II Co re-
main ana decompose, settling about
the joints and muscles, causing In
tense pain ana suffering.
The bladder however, causes the
ola tolAs tue most a.uuydice, ealccial-
ly at night and early morning.
A noted authority in "a recent article
stated that he ha- wonderful success
with the olu-time vegetable treat
ment lie states: "Of sixteen cases
OK bladder troubles and rheumatism
when have been treated with this
treatment only one very complicated
case FAILED 60 lully yIs.u % AGO. ,cu4arN-
able influence IL Is the most harm
less treatment 1 have ever found 10
clean the system OF rheumatic pol
sons; remove irritation OF the bladder
ana relieve urinary a.i.c-ltca 20. eAe
old people. II IS "a true vitaliziug tonic
to the entire kidney and urinary struc-
ture reinWgoraung the entire system
What he terms "old vegetable treat
ment consists OF tIe following
simple prescription. tle ingre l.
ents which can be obtained from
any gOOu luJIlAd.y tt .nl.u cost
Compound kargon, once ounce; Fluid
Extract Dandelion, one-half ounce.
Compound syrup Sarsaparllla, three
ounces. shake well I'm a bottle and
take In teaspoonful doses after eacn
meal and upon going TO bed, also drink
plenty Of water.
This preslrit ton. though simple. Is
always effective i'm the diseases and
Affections Of the kidneys and bladder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07
AUSTRALIA TAKEN IN.
Owners 1rOtting Horse Association TO
BE Recognized.

New York. Dec. 6.-Before the ad-
journment Of the board OF review OF the
National Trotting association, n mes
sage was sent 10 the Victorian Breed
ers and owners Trottiug Horse as
ISOLATION OF Austria. accepting the sug-
gotlor that that association be recog-
nlzcd I'm this country and that recipro-
cal relations he established.
Many horsese are shipped from Cali
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07

The Doctors complain "that in
these times of tight money their
patients resort 20 ready TO take
medicines. This condition proves
the popularity of Humphreys Sew
enty-sevcn for Grip and Colds, the
demand now being many times
greater than ever.
A small vial of pleasant pellets
that FITS the vest pocket. Ask your
druggist p Cents.
Humphreys Homeo. Medicine Co. Cor.
william and John Streets. New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07
Takes Place at y. VI. c. \. This Even
ing--L. ID. 5. L. " Association.

A big basketball game IS scheduled
for this evening between the l.. ID. 5.
a. team and tue Y. NJ. e. a. team
The game takes place in the gymna-
stum of the association and promises TO
be a most hotly contested affair. Both
teams have boon practising all week
for the struggle this evening and tho
players are an 300 first class shape The
L. ID. IS. L.. team IS a strong and hiSt
one this year and there is reason To- be-
lieye that it win defeat the y. NJ. G.. A.
boys. A preliminary game, beginning
ut 1880 win be- played by the second
t-ams. The lineup follows.
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Gov. John G. Cutler, Mayor
John $. Brausford. Gov. Good
ing of Idaho United States SEM
ator Nixon Of Nevada, and other
distinguished contributors win
have special articles In the
Christmas News, printed on
Saturday NEXT.
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High school

substitutes-Hlgh school. Miller.
Harris. Kouls Tomlnson, Ecksteir.
Officials Referee Coach Tectzeli
umpire. Lieut. santschi; head linesman.
Palm. The game viii begin 90 3 o'clock
sharp.
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fornia 20 Australia and Il is to place a
safeguard ou those horses that The are
rangomCnt On made
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EXENDINE cRosEN As I'D

Exendine, right end. plays for Car
Isle. He IS q Delaware Indian, and
IS one Of the most popular players az
Carlisle. He has been playing for
six years. Carlisle boasts that Il Is
impossible for any one TO get by TX
endine on end runs.
Tad Jones OF Yale has established
n fair claim OF quarterback honors.
Dillon of Princeton runs him close.
Dillon's work is more brilliant but
Jones Is steadier. Jones is great
all-round player. He showed his
generalship I'm the Princeton game.
Mccormick OF Princeton IS entitled
10 the honor of being all-American
fullback. He IS the greatest line
bucker in America tfday Coy IS Nc
Cormicks closest rival for the posi-
ton.
McCalle OF Cornell Is "a grand half
His first appearance for Cornell was
In the Princeton game, and his brill
liant work aided much in the Tigers
defeat. Since that time he has been
an idol with the Cornell students.
No football team IN these DAYS OF
improved rules Is complete without "a
man who can kick goals from The
field. The best drop kicker in the east
IS Harlan, Prlnctton's famous half
back. Yale feared Harlan's kicking
more than the whole weight Of the
Princeton fighting line.
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HERE'S GOOD ADVICE.

o. S. Wooleyer. one OF the best
known merchants Of lie Raysvile. n.
Y. says: II you are ever troubled
with piles, apply Bucklen's Arnica
Salve. II cured me OF them for good
20 years ago. Guaranteed for sores,
wounds, burns OF abrasions. 25c at q.
c. NJ. l. Drug Dept, 112 and ia South
Main Street.
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BIG BASKETBALL GAME.

matched TO race the winner Of the
Ogden siX-day grind.
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The problem OF utilizing the vast ac-
cumulations OF dust from the screening
OF coal has been solved by a French
chemist by mixing the fine coal with
boetroot pulp and resin, and forming
into briQuettes The fuel thus prepared
burns freely without Crumbling, giving
intense heat with practically no smoke.
The beetroot pulp is the waste from
the manufacture Of beet sugar, and
hitherto has been practically useless.
This invention offers another promising
method Of lengthening out the contin-
uance Of our fuel supply.
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Pure Drugs and Prescriptions our
speciality. Halliday Drug Company.
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While cannon firing for breaking up
hail clouds has proven "a failure, SlE-
nor Moggiora, an Italian, bellNes 't
would cisperse fog. lie attributes the
persistence of Loudou's fog 20 steH-
nation of the air. md concludes tha'
six air cannons or projectors wl'hlh
"a radius of six miles from Wesi-nll-
ster would disspate the heaviest Ios
I'm 20 minutes. The cost OF To giol'.-
tors would be about $4,000, the eN-
peuse dischargug them. very shs"O