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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-08-30
FOR SELFISH ENDS.


Tho Political l.EI. of the AIMED
can Medical Association has bcclrp
sD pronounced H cause commu.t
/ Zoo political circles especially as ite
the lyoWyd purpose Hl the Doctors Of
tho .RomIlr Ur NIuUathlc school. di
which the Association is chiefly Goa.
posed. is to HUcur. 100. passage Of such
laws as viii u0, only prevent che
sale of gDclllod Patent medicines.
but viii restrict tHu practice OF moIt
cine and houl.Hs Zoo fIo schools nos
recognized This 200 many states would
prevent the growing practice OF Of
tcopathy. and lu nearly every state
would prevent Che hoalers OF me
Christian Science aud mental science
belief from pmgiie.us those sciences
Zoo which the faith of 800 many intrIl
ront people o. $50 firmly rooted.
The American Medical AssocimIua
has Committee un Legislation.
and tho committee has correspond
onta Ia practically every township
Bomo 10000 correspondents In ol
This committee ut the last session Of
tho American Medical Associauoa
held IN June Of this year expressed q
hope that q larger number Of physt
clans than heretofore viii offer them
solves as candidates for Congress at
the FIRST opportunity In It's annual
report this Committee said: To NEE,
the growing demands OF the move
mcnt. however, particularly II the
work OF active participation In State
legislation 10 undertaken. lager
clerical force must be- employed
This S. almost the rst time In hd
history OF the United states that any
organized class has frankly ayowcd
the purpose OF capturing legislatures
and dominating legislation In tholr
own selfish interests.
The American Medical Association
has about Gj.OOO members OF whom
$1,000 are fully constituted nom.
boris" and the rest are members DO.
cause OF thclr omliuuOn with state or
local societies The Association owns
real estate ln Chicago valued ut ilil..
1871 and Dos total assets are j29l..
567Sg lts liabilities 40 the Time OF
the annual report which was made nc
the Juno meeting, amounted 90 only
| S2l 900 The excess uf assets over
liabilities is Increasing at the rate Of
about $4,000 q year. ana the purpose
ot the organization iB TO dominate
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-08-30

This story is told at the expense OF
Francis II T Maxwell a we'll known
lawyer The members Of the Taunton.
Mass, bar association thought they
ought 10 have a patron saint. but after
much wuugling they could NOT hlt up.
ON any particular saint
Finally "a committee, Of which Mr..
Maxwell was a member. was appoint.
ed 20 make "a selection Tlug made
q trip to Sew York, and there visited
a gallery whore most of the saints were
carved In marble n was decided TO
leave tho selection TO Mr. Maxwell
and after making the rounds Dec placed
his hand ON one iu rruuu uf two
This one win do" he said Iln had
his hand ON the down, whom ST. MI
chacl was dUyug before him
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-08-30

Tnngicr Ralsull. the captor OF Sir
Harry Mclean. IL at his old camping
ground, ~ Haula, the shrine OF sidl.
kusoph Ho has writton "A letter To
III Morani. tho uncle OF the sultan
telling him he was sent out by iho
sultan 20 fght. not TO remain inactive
This communication augcrol M Me.
RAM and he moved his army 10 wtHia
eight miles OF RaisultB position
Fighting Is immincnt n El Mornul
Is defeated, the HIN tribes viii lose
Alonzar but u he "a victorious tho
situation viii be saved aud Rlisuli
captured.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-08-30
THE MAN-A-LlN CO.,
COLUMBUS, ONO, q. S.A


John 49, Lennon. treasurer NJ the
American Federation Of Labor. dclly.
cred recently do address on strikes.
Turning 10 the amusing features VI
the strike question, Mr.. Lennon said:
u remember strike OF b1bbn
boys, a just strike. and one that sue.
cecdcd. These boys conducted their
fight wcll. even brilliantly Thus tho
day they turned out they posted In
the spinning room OF their employers
mill a great piacnrd inscribed with
the words.
""Thc wages OF sin Is death. but tho
wages Of the bobbln boys is worse. d"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-08-30
stopped oseelna rhInns."

Enthusiastic nature Lover 60 Re-
formed Tramp All, my friend, how
well you must know the face Of ma.
turc, and know Il In an its moods.
Have you ever seen the sun sinking
In such a glare Of glory that Il swal
lows mp the whole horizon with It's
passionate fire? Have YOU seen tho
mist gliding Ike a spoctor down tho
shrinking hillside. or the pale moon
struggling to shake on the grip OF the
ragged storm cloud?
Reformed Tump-No, sir; not
since / signed the pledge.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-08-30

paris-The government hats received
confirmation OF the report that the
sultan of Morocco brother bias brrh
proclaimed sultan. also that mo sultan
has declared an intention of sending
a dopuation OF notable Noors tu
Tangler. but tho object of their mis-.
sion is unknown. The French colony
AT Foz. fearing ana outbreak of Wnar
ciam. viii leave for riusiur Tho
Moroccan government has agreed iu
furnish an escort. but the live days
trip Is considered dangerous
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-08-30
Would Save the Peace Conference
From Utter Failure.

The Hague Nearly AN the govern.
monts have instructed their peace del.
eratrs To ondcayor tO bring about
some obligatory arbitration law. also
the establishment OF permanent
court Of arbitration, IN order 10 save
the conference from failure Effort
nj the delegates are directed towards
arrangement of a treaty with Germany
which country has thus ilr Dppl aI
the world treaty ON the ground thlt b.
would minimize rather than promote
obligatory arbitration.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-08-30
THE TELEGRAPH STRIKE.

The Associated Pross Reports Improve
ment In the Situation.
Chicago Tho Associated Press SCR
ylcc has made gradual improvement
durlug the pact wc'k. In spite Of the
strike OF Cos operators Ia The cast
cru aud central divisions. i7O OF tho
Old men are at their keys ana less than
slxty mon ara uai. atlsa al -lhs a.'s-.
men have returned 90 che Ch'cisI
unic aud practically every wire ln tho
ChIcngu ONCE 10 manned day and ulEht.
In California regular operators are NJ
work In san Francisco. bakersfield
Los Angeles, Fresno ana san uiagp
aud the leased wire service Is goIns
tu papers Ia those citiCB
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-08-30

Aldorny heller. 10 be sure Then wo
wont over to tho county fair. Yes.
that's my old hat: Il blow into tho
creek as I crossed the ford why.
Ligzy. chlld," and he picked her mp
and carried her Ike baby into tho
house. holding her close TO his breast
and when they were inside. kissed
the wet, pale face passionatcly enough
to satisfy even her
But you were angry with me John?
! thought you had gone to the bridge,
meaning 10 die thorc!"
BLESS my soul Ilzzyl DO you take
mo for fOol7 What would die for7
No; l wanted TO see Brooks about tho
heller and went 10 tell you, but you
were out Of sorts that evening. and
lot my temper get the best Of me. SO
thought I'd better stay away a day or
two until wa had both cooled on. I
never would have known how you
love me, II you had not thought mo
dead"
NO. neither am sorry" said Eliza
both. quietly
A day or two after John said:
where Is that little scrIbblIng chap
who was at Morrllrs?"
Il don't know I had quite forgot.
ton him." answered Lizzy, which was
quito true.
That evening. however, she received
large yellow envelope. with two or
three columns OF newspaper cuttings
Inclosed She read H. growing angrlly
red
What Is II, Llzzy7" asked John.
who was watching her
Does that mean MP" the tears OF
modification standing In her eyes.
by George here's the whole storyi
Pathetic Incidentally OF innocent love.
broken IN upon by Deaths mournful
summons Village damsel-fair. *
norant, uncultured. save In the art OF
loyc-the manly Strephon Tor this
| Chloe, It's certainly you. Llzzy, foi
here Is your name In full But youi
friend must have left before the end
for hero is full account Of the find
ing Of my body, and a description Of
. you luhtuhlble upon the sands beside
IT, wonder he left you alive. Here
/ IL note-did you sce?"
Lazy read a.
MY Dear Miss Woods You will p.r.
| ceive that I have rXrrted tho descriptive
puWgrs. which you were sn Kind a. 10
. approve, lu your behalf The story nos
Rrssvd mo elements Tor u sensational
I sketch. ana / willingly oNrrted myself
] tu make % uH complete aH possible fn-
/ YOU, feeling only TOO happy that ! WA
| able tu return tlr pleasure which mo
] hours passed foo Your society gave me
Yours faithfully
BENJAMIN HANLON.
! "P. Necessarily. the sketch is NOT
quite literal ] took the liberty Of bring
4 fms Mr. Mulylns body Co shore Instead
+ 90 hiH hat We artists have our priv
ilegvs you know, / am most happy Tor
/ your sake, mat u was tho hat only which
the waters drank down 90 muddy death.
Ny wife TO whom I told the story. Of
fers her good wishes with mine 20 both
him and you II. n"
John laughed heartily
Not a bad fellow, take Il; but
halfwitted, / suppose Lizzy7"
"One Of the vainest weakest men
that ever lived" cried Elizabeth We
hemently The very thought Of the
man disgusts me"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-08-30
STOLE MAIL SACKS.
Mysterious Theft From Train 10 Pus.
Eln1 Detectives.

Lincoln Nrh Three Registered
mail sacks containing about quar-
tor million dollars disappeared from
the BURLINGTON train between Denver
and oxford. Noh, Sunday night DO.
tcoiiycs and postal officials are inycs.
ugatIng superintendent Butlor Of tho
mail clerks believes the robbery was
just west Of the Nebraska line Both
the mail clorkH slept while the train
was passing along stretches between
the few stations, II IL believed some
body entered the car and threw out
tho sacks, The destination OF tho
ahclA was ChIcngo
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-08-30

MY dear" said Mrs. strongmlnd II
want you to accompany me 10 the
town hall tomorrow evening"
what for?' querIed the meek and
lowly other half Of the combine.
II am TO lecture on the Dark Side
Of Married Life" explained Mrs, s..
"and / want you to sit ON the plat.
form and pose as one OF the ilustra.
tons"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-08-30
NORTHWEST NOTES

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car entirely
somrVIrrr BOO fHa dessert near 49,
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entire distance lI'm Laramie 10 n'"
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I'uy ltu.'.'. TWINS near Laramie
iH Iu o. hospital und rsH.uF treatment
inr broken rinH ono "i .N' BONES pune
turing h.H lung lI' i'I ir"I .''l
oi lumber nnl ihe wheels nI ihr wagon |
ran over h'm
Francis ~ Cook 20 Spokane pioneer !
has secured q patent 0u O. device igr
the mail and baggage Of
railway passengers tn aud from NOV.
Ing tulua without stopping nc stations
or Stacking speed
W. N. brown. Wells Farro agent 90
Tailar Lake Tahoe. Nryada. has do.
unrtod for parts unknown and % rs
ptsn ns.,rfDJ tlnt be took several
thousand dollars OF the companys
money with him.
While ATTEMPTING 10 steal ducks from
tho ranch of w. A. Wnscy. near Reno.
Ncyadn. a ,ouns man whose name the
p5llre ha,p ls,n unable tp obtain. was
sb,, I'm Ala, b4rF npd ouite painfully
wounded by Wllscy
10 y Cailw,li n forest rln.sr at
pIprdeio Wyo. for several .rarH. has
r,s.rn.d boc,u.o hr could mot con.
...I.utiy c,rr, put tbe o-Hprr ll hi,
..,,..ri,,. and d., t,stI,, q, on, st,ri.
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p..,,., d.. had r..p notified hy fr,
,.,,,r g., r. ,rf or town rnupIcl
,.li, "a, t,., ,,,t. its .s,,s,tbs,rt mad
r,n, t,,l am him Oscar Ioprs A we'll.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-03
Junketing Committee Visits
School Of Mines.

Rolla, Mo-, December 28.-The
junkcting committee appointed by
Gov. Folk to visit al! the state insti-
tutions and make a report to the leg
islature, recommending the needs of
each, was in Rolla today inspecting
the schools { mines and metallurgy
and the bureau of geology. The COM
mittee Is composed of Senator f. X.
Davis, of Oregon county, Representa-
tivcs John A. Woods, of Howard
county, and A. r. Norheet, of Nor
gan county, with James Golden, OF
Jefferson City, as clerk. The COM
mittee was highly pleased with the
conditions at the school of mines.
The committee left this afternoon for
St. James to inspect the state federal
soldiers home at that place.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-03
Election OF Officers.

At the meeing last Friday nigh,
Versailles Lodge, No. $50, A. o. U,
W., elected the following officers for
the ensuing term. James Askew, M.
w; John Wassung, p. M. W; Geo.
Dcskin, F; Geo. Decker, G.; f. &.
Morgan, Recorder; W. l.. Stephens,
Fin; w. N. Gardenhire, Rec; d. l..
Williams, l. W; l.. II. Potter, o. W;
Drs. J. +. Beale and d. A. Yarnell,
Physicians.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-03
Why He Looked That Way.

A Northern man visiting in a Southern
town announced that he could tell a
mans political tendencies by looking a,
his face. His auditors looked at, one ali.
other with incredulity.
"Well, seldom make mistake,
You," he said, indicating ole Of the
group alb ut him, "are a Mckinley u,an,
That's right" said the man referre,l
to.
"You," pointing at another. "sre "A
Cleveland Democrat"
"Yes, that is so." answered he. AMI
the crowd began to sit up and take
notice.
"You," addressing a third. "are a
Bryan man.
"You're wrong there. I'm sick; that :
what makes n,e look that way."--lIa,-
per's Weekly.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-03
FROM CLENSTED.

Mary and Fannie Milburn went to
Sedalia Tuesday.
Lizzie Holloway 10 on the sick list this
week.
Revs. Kenney Moon and Mcclellan
attended the Baptist Sunday School Con.
vention at Syracuse last week.
Joe Milburn, Francis Waltermyer,
l.. B. Hawks and John Holloway attend
ed Masonic Lodge at Upton last Thurs.
day night to witness work in the third
degree. They report splendid time.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-03
Wooden Wedding.

About forty of the friends and
neighbors of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Todd, under the leadership of Rev.
W. S. Emory and Hon. John F.
Gibbs, gave them genuine surprise
at their pleasant home on East Jasper
street Tuesday evening, Jan. 1st,
1907, it being their wedding anni-
versary. After the reason Of so large a
gathering at such an unusual hour
was fully explained by Hon. Gibbs,
and the numerous and beautiful gifts
presented the assembled host pro.
ceeded to enjoy themselves in playing
various games, singing and instru.
mental music, for fully three hours,
when an elegant lunch was served by
the good ladies', which was fully ap.
preciated. When the clock struck IL
Rev. Emory offered an earnest prayer
for the bride and groom, the house.
hold and all present, and good night.
we're spoken and all returned to Their
homes we'll satisfied with the pleasant
time. All in all it was very enjoy
able occasion, and speaks much fol
the social relations and friendship o.
the good people of Versailles.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-03

{. H. Price, last week, bought of
Sims & Hughes thirty 2-year-old
corn-fed heifers, for which he paid a
good price. They will be placed in
his feed lot and slaughtered as he
needs them for his meat market.
The entertainment given by the
Madrigal Entertainers at the Opera
House was fully up to expectations,
and one of the best of the series. The
Opera House was comfortably filed
by an appreciative audience, and en-
cores were numerous. The Progress
Club is to be complimented on its
success SO far. May the attractions
to follow be as good.
Since the Municipal Electric Light
Plant has become Commercial Light
Plant, and the street lights cut out,
lanterns are again articles of staple
merchandise. The query is; How
do the tax payers, who have no elec-
trio lights, like the idea of helping to
pay for those who have3 1t also brings
up another old query! 'where was
Moses, when the light went out1"
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-03
Rules Of Lifo.

DO not worry.
Keep sweet. Vinegar In a jug is a
good thing, but in people it is
nuisance.
Never depart from the truth.
BE courteous.
Never blame another when it is posi-
BILE to blame yourself.
Tonch elbows With the rank and file.
Speak every day to some one whom
you know to be yout inferior.
Ask no impertinent questions.
Keep your encouragement to yourself,
hiding them from the world with a
cheerful exterior for your own sake and
for those around you.
"ro thine own self be true; and it
must follow, as the night the day, thou
canst not then be talse to any man."
Look before You leap.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-03
At tho Court House.

January tst, 1907, did not make any
changes at the court house. Wes Thop
as and his good looking deputy, Schan
nep, still hold down the circuit clerk AMI
recorders Offices, and will continue IL
strictly attend to business for anothe,
four years. Judge Neville still occupie,
his old room, and will continue to looi
after the interests Of the widows and or -
phans honestly and efficiently. rreasur
er johnson will continue to handle the
couuty's cash and every cent will be &C
counted for. Prosecuting attorney Aye,
and his able assistant, Capt. Legere, vii
see that justice is administered, anu
wrong .doers punished as in the past,
Sheriff Wilson will assist Agee and
Capt. Lagere in up holding the law
and make Morgan law abiding count, .
County Clerk Buck will take charge o.
the county clerks office next Monday
and will be ably assisted by All Burns g.
deputy. The new county court, which
will meet the first Monday in Feb. is tn.
same associate judges, with John Kidwel!,
the new presiding judge. and in the"
hands the interests of the taxpayers will
be looked after, and the business of tn.
county administered in business wav
Surveyor Stevenson and Coroner Braden
are ready for business. MARX" Han
nay, the only black sheep in the fiock
won get his nose in the trough unit,
March, as Collector Hardy has lea''
pipe cinch on that job until then. Al
together our county officers are a mode
set of MEN, honest, upright and efficient,
and with the exception Of Wes Thomas
all are good looking, in fact handsome
men.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-03

Hon. X. A. NorrLEET was in the
city Tuesday. He went from here to
st. Louis, where the committee ex-
amining the state institutions will
close their work, and be ready to re-
port, early in the session, the extent
Vt their Investigations. Mr.. Noraeet
has in his tour Of the state institu.
tions, picked up material for two bills,
which he will introduce in the House
of Representatives, and which should
become law. One IS that on the board
of each state asylum Our member
should be we'll equipped and spec
tally educated person, thoroughly ac-
quainted with all forms Of insanity,
and the best treatment for same. The
other is bill whereby all architects
on state buildings will be debarred
from contracting in any way for any
part of the work of such building.
The law at present allows an archi-
,ect five per cent of the cost Of build
ing for the plans and experimenting
the erection, and at the same time he
may be contractor, OF partner in a
company for the erection of the build
ing, in which case the state might ge,
the worst OF the deal in faulty OF
cheap work and material OF the con.
tractor being passed by the architect.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-03
Gmelich Highly Honored.

Col r. Gmelich has been paid the
high compliment of having his bond as
State Treasurer made by his friends and
neighbors, nearly all Of Cooper county,
without the asking.
The bond is $500. 900 and it is necess.
airy to renew it every two years. This
ME i. was filed without his asking any
person whatever.
To receive such compliment at the
hands of those who know him hest is a
much greater honor than the Office itself
Missouri Democrat.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-03
Travelling on tho Editors Pass.

A certain lawyer says that many years
ago lie went TO Western state, but, a.
he got no clients and stood a good chance
of starving to death, he decided to return
eastward again. without any money,
lie got into the train for Nashville, Ten
ncsee, intending to seek employment as
reporter on one Of the daily newspapers,
When the conductor called for his ticket
lie said:
"I am on the staff Of, Of NASH
vile; suppose you will pass me"
The conductor looked a, him sharply
"The editor Of that paper is in the
snbker. Come with ire. II he identifie-
you, all right"
He followed the conductor into the
smoker; the situation WAS explained.
Mr.. Editor said:
"Oh, yes, recognize him as one Of the
staff Il is'ali right"
Before leaving the train, the lawyer a.
gain sought the editor.
"Why did you say you rec 'gnized me-
I'm not on your paper"
"I'm not the editor, either. I'm travr''
ing OH his pass, and WAS scared to deai''
lest you should give Inc away."-Four'"
] state. tr
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-03

Crewson & Harrison made sale of
the l. II. Ernest farm near Proctor,
Monday, to Jas. Rains-considera.
ton, $1,000.
J. H. Rhcu, of DC Soto, Mo-, is
visiting here and looking over this
section with view OF finding loca-
ton. We hope he may succeed.
Peter Jackson, porter for the City
Hotel, while the celebration Of the
New Year was in progress, was shot
in the face with bird shot, one shot
penetrating his eye. lie went to
st. Louis to have his eye treated, in
hopes of saving the sight. No clue
as to the man behind the gun.
The Dainty Commediepne, Grace
Man-Doll and strong supporting
! company comes to the Krauss Opera
House, Friday evening, Jan. 4!h,
when they will present the successful
!, Sensational Melo-Drama, "Queen OF
the Rockies. They come to Ver-
sail'<s, with the highest encomuims of
the press and public wherever they
have appeared.
II yon want a Notary Public don't for.
yet the Phone 2o7. or call at room q Ma
son & Hardy Bldg. Chas. ". kava.
uaugI, The Abst.acters
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-03

OF course congressional salaries should
he increased. Sanator Bailey of Texas
admits he was forced to borrow hundreds
Of dollars from II. Clay Pierce. And
look at Depew and 'ultr" and Warren-
not to mention Mitchell Burton.
This, from the Spring Hill New Era,
indicates that there is a Hammer and
Paddock club in Spring Hill: 1.-THE
kickers on the farm are not So hard to
get along with as the kicksrs in town.
On the farm there is the kicking COW,
and our long-eared friend, the mule;
while in town there Ia the old inossback
who wants all the munic pal improve
n,ents without paying for them. The
COW may be sold for beef, the mule trad
ed for a sl,o'grn, but nothing but i
funeral will get rid Of the town kicker"