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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-19
BRIGHAM COUNCIL SESSION

Brigham. Dee N-The following busi-
ness was transacted at the last meeting OF
the city council:
c. Sinonsen and Isle Eddy appeared in
behalf of the fire department and asked
that a suitable headquarters be estab-
nshed and submitted a sketch of the build
ing considered suitable for this purpose.
referred to committee on finance
Charles Watkins made application to
purchase strip of land 2x20 rods in block
q. plat 3. Referred to committee on ptb-
Tic grounds for investigation.
me city engineer recommended that
final payment be made on new reser-roiI.
when certain changes We're made to com
ply with the contract. Lars Hansen the
contractor, explained the character of his
work. claiming that the contract had been
fully complied with. and s A. SacITat ~
l. Nichols and Brigham Jensen each sub
Stimulated Mr.. Hansen's statement ana
the council authorized the recorder to
sens favor,
The recorder was authorized to forum
LIE FORM or application Tor license on
experimentation OF the license committee
anu tne marshal instructed TO deliver a
COPY 70 each business house the same to
DE lilled out. sworn to and returned Ia
the recorder by Dec. %. -
On recommendation OF the committee IN
S,tee's ana sidewalks il was carried that
tle ptuuonS OF Johansen and Gidnev i'm
walk be denied.
Jchn w Francis appeared in habalf Of
re WSser owners of Perry and stated
t1at they were I'm favor of Joining VIII
tlc CITY IN lowering the Box Elder creek
~ Alantua and would pay their share of
expense Ia was recommended thar me
work De done and that a bridge he brilt
acTSss the county road leading To tn.
rechy dugWay east of Mantua.
ne mayor and recorder We're authorized
~ issue a quit-claim deed to John Andf.r-
I ,onIor lot ], block IS. plat b Brigham
ei5seH was also given a quit-claim deed
l" ,ot p block 81 plat B.
4e following cases came nm this vveef,
IN Judge Bowrings court: ". p smell
Sno a Gilbert appeared. charged win
H az James Jensen and Robert
55llSoWard appeared under the same charge
ne ifst three We're fined s. each anS
me last named was fined $40 'N
an tne district court vestsr,ia,- tto
tHiee-Nhe creek Land q Live Stock com,
pdny vs. Thomas c. Young. confeStine
certain waters in the basin EAST Of PES
schocihouse, was taken under Abatement
IN the case of TOltec Ranch son1no,,,-
" r. n Handy e. al. Judgment ~
rendered FOR plaintiff as 10 section n
,VWnShip north. range west and secfior
= township II north. range 3 west Section
~ IS the land on the reservoir hin 90,
~, ~. '4Nh owned by Joseph F.. Hansen. and
Ranch COMPANY. i'i'ec
inc case OF William Jensen US tba
academy OF Music and Dancing was ar
sueo ahu- taken Under advisement.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-19
EXPECTED Cash FROM OGDEN

Acting CHER OF Police John Hempel was
notified Yesterday that w. j. Harris had
been missing from his roOming house at
1lls South Main street for the past two
weeks, He left the house two weeks ago
Informing the landlady he was going TO
The postoffice 10 get some money which
he expected from Ogden. Since that time
he has not been seen or heard from
Harris came here from Ogden about one
month ago. When he did not return TO
his room the landlady became worried as
10 his. whereabouts. but has been unable
To lind any trace. of hims He has not been
seen IA ogden and his friends in that
place are unable 10 locate him
Harf1s is about 80 years of age. 6 feet
in height and light complexion. When
last seen he was wearing a light ovhr-
coat and light colored hat. The police
of salt Lake ard ogden have been asked
10 assist I'm the search Tor the missing
man
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-19
Guilty Of counterfeitlna.

PaSSingrcounterfeit money is no worse
than substituting Some unknown WORTH
loss remedy for Foley's Honey and Tar.
the great cough and cold remedy that
cures the most obstinate coughs and
heals the lungs, F. ]. Hill Drug Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-19
A Personal Appeal.

II we could talk TO you personally
about the great merit of Foley's HoneN
and Tar, for coughs. colds and lung
trouble. you never could be Induced to
experiment with unknown preparations
that may contain some harmful drugs
Foley's Honey and Tar costs you no
more and has a record of forty years
of cures F. ]. Hill Drug Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-19
Utah Teachers Association.

Salt Lake City. Dec 21 to. % Ono
fare round trip. On sale from. Tintic
district. Fairfield and points soutb of
Nephi, Dee 20 and 81. All other poInts
in Usah Dec. 21 and % Final return
limit. Jan. 4 Salt Lake Rnllte
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-19
Picture Framing.
MIDGLEY-B oDEL CO.. SO E. lst South.

Your admittance 70 the. Louvre
Christmas and New Years eve win be
by card only. Reserve yonr table and
apply for card today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-19
HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS
Via D. g. +. c. r. r.

One single fare for the round trip be.
tween all points in Utah. Dec. IS. 10. "a
%. 81 and Jan. /. All tickets good re-
turning until Jan. l.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-19

The subjects of the living pictures this
week are Art and Music The For
ty-niner" and Autumn"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-19
Empire Theatre.

The. living pictures at the Empire in
with high-ciass moving
pictures are drawing large audiences
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-19

Diamond Coal sold only by Citizens
Goal company. Both phones 4s.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-19
URGES DETENTION
HOME FOR GIRLS
Judge Gowans Says1f Is Nee
eSsary to the Work of Ju-
veniie Court.

In his report to the governor. filed yes
terday. Dr.. Z. G. Gowans. Judge OF the
detention home for girls. 1T is a crying
need says Judge GOwans. There is no
place now where girls can be sent eX-
cept TO the industrial school at ogden, and
inasmuch that IS penal institution,
at least so regarded, IL is not desirable
that girls be sent thfther.
Judge GOwans says the court has been
helped materially by the effort OF the
Utah Federation OF aWOman's clubs, the
management Of the Canyon Crest insti-
homeg and by the establishment of the
Uintah Training schOol9 -
There is urgent need for more paid Of
ficers. and FOR an amendment to the pres
ent law which VIII define the jurisdiction
OF the juvenile court more precisely.
Judge Gowans says the court has paid
much attention 10 the causes underlying
delinquency in children, and he finds that
the three D's-Death, Divorce and De-
sertOn-are at the bottom. or il all.
There are many homes where vicious
ness Is not actually practiced, nor the I
children abused, yet which lack the home /
atmosphere where the parents are pas I
sive and weak willed. The Improvement OF j
the unsatisfactory hoyRe is one of the 1
grave problems to be studied and solved.
George " Young of COalville, proba-
ton officer Of Summit counly reports
that there were nine delinquents. fifteen
cases settled out Of court and one adult 4
case. All are on probation. Mr.. Young Il
says the work is greatly handicapped BIZ II
reason OF the fact that there is no de- II
tentinn home.
sanpete's probation officer. George
Christensen, reports the years work thus
Cases banded. 70 boys. 3 girls: l. repri-
inanded' 7 on probation and pchding.
Violations of the curfew sordinaUce are
the chief cause of arrests
The Washington times., 1908-09-09

In other most vicious critics
10 THIS most vital part Of pan)
National Stock that If people
already has secured that It quickly
abandon the methods System crushing
American people adops employed by National stock
"heh acknowledgment Of National Stocks
self bring into full play my Remedy great
end than profit Stock" that
toled and sehemed % successfully plan,
because when all the world
visible to Wall street-that System
the runthe realization VIII fully
edy, and viii peo-
pie viii have their
Since the launching rally
ing ground OF critics has
cess when he enters the Sysemg'
should clearly ordinary
knowledge machinery System would go down be-
fore National Stock IN
will the stock
where the System
people campaigns, that IS System
by dishonest methods purpose
unloading the people National newspapers
advertising broadsides viii dishonesty ferceIy
and so sh1lly as to produce panic
Inevitable tumble 1t viii the on
the ether hand when the dishonesty
stocks shake the public panic
Will Standard OIL Morgan ct al
resemble nine-taIl a Niagara
The System
Stock In Its market operations because
tons Will based dishonest
And why should they be, when the
bng National Stocks System
retorn its methods andNatona stock will
wiz illustrate power Of
10 make money ana At the time 10 crush the System
The Washington times., 1908-09-09

the whole world Is stock gam
bling Senator'S and ward poht-
clans bishops lawyers doc
editors and alound star
mothers wives and sweet
hearts Track Dan and all the
the whole world not stock gambling but
Ia whom they don't good
give away Investment that broadly speak
ing all gambling And not? The is
dollar age give -
toequek respectable short to quick
a stock gamble.
The bishop would game anything else.
but boy at daughter MUST be brought
he supply their
their little fortune
the trick
turned pals LIES ladder
good swag all right" the
the glued TO the
all the inbetWees they all gambling IN stocks
Few gambling the end
of 20 with
glasses Investments "speculadons
the tag'stock
bling something nothing" When the Philadelphia High
public purist conhdenar that Hartman
Pacific dividend overnight
purchased 5 with his earthly ALL $0
1856 his $4,000 Turned
S20Ol he had on y been investing But when Union
disappeared yellow
into which ha been sucked al the funds
All that remains of gambling the
gamble, evidenced the
biooutabe public records, which show
industries Of the American people represented by
on
2d-The purchase year
all farming and all the transportation business Of the
The Washington times., 1908-09-09

3drne deposited the banks and trust
which directly and indirectly on the
business gambling which the capital and
far in amount than
that employed in all other business.
money each year the living
directly indirectly the business of
gambling whom legitimate producer of
anything value fellows than that taken
by those managing lines legitimate business
an
the and fail
price SeO0O000 tokens wealth
through OF stock gambling has been FAR
during produced by All the
earthquakes fires famine and labor unions
6thThe the the heardepresns soui-cr3sh
ing hope-destroying energy American
the accumulation monsrously mammoth private for
through the OF stock gambling during the past quar-
a century the fl all the
thcivsuc preach
ings practices the years
stock gambling. i the American world
continue gamble during the coming 10 the in
alto OF the past q, is inevitable that the
freedom
much
question, combined questions which will be asked
during coming years viii the vital the
people gambling
en- be sopped?'
S gambling a conducted
to that there
way possible tried failed,
Congresses Legislatures courts press
pOticiansand the muckTershave absolutely
shows concusvely that OF the
gambling
II
the
quicker. gheF dastaTdy
pulled or with 1900 per cent greater Poht In money and glory
The Washington times., 1908-09-09

The only possible gambling National Stock"
1st-Because National Stock
people win unlimited
unlimited National Stock
2d-'NaonsI stock possessed
an practical stock market System.
3d-With this knowledge gambling
IFS machinery for harnessng ti which
machinery Systems
TO dominate the $o50o0oCo
the System.
4hFrom this
machinery into play but the RIGHT the
gambling then only when System already
inevitably
time opposes them
pamphlets,
astounding that
National Stock, the
subsidized
Exchange officials that portion
Increasing thinking
world chapter history
the second
say 1 could say
without the ardor
thousands whose only enistine motive profit
National Stocks foundation motive destroy
gambling.
National Stock" will destroy stock gambling
conducted money by making
a the Of the s7aoO0000
that the whole world
National power
that Il viii either
ls-Absolutely crush destroy the System. OF
d-C0mpel
business in vi ich National stock viii
of National
original investment plus the enormous accumulated profits
The Washington times., 1908-09-09
ITALIAN EATS CAT.
THOUGHTITSQUIRREL
Jersey City Man ReSentS
Joke and Uses Revolver.
Is Under Arrest.

JERSEY CITY, Sept. 9-suppose your
friend invited you TO a feast of squirrel
stew, and you enjoyed it immensely,
and he asked you how you liked it, and
you said it was great. and he told you
it was cat, and proved it by showing
you the skin now. what would you do2
Here is what Samuel YaccOsitu did.
and here's how he got in jail;
Yaccositu. Girdani Firini. and Luigi
Fulipo were close friends. who lived
in the same room in the Italian quarter.
After a hard days work Yaccositt
came home a few nights ago to ind .
lovely. savory dish steaming on the
supper table.
IT'S a squirrel stew explained
Firini 'Fulpo. here. furnished the
squirrel from the butcher shop, and
we saved you some" So Yaccositt
rolled up his sleeves, and sat down and
lit in. When he got through the dish
was polished clean.
How did you like the stew?' asked
the other two, who had watched the
performance with deep interest
Finer said the gorged YaccosittL
Where did you get the squirrei?'
we didn't set it anywhere" " chorued
Firini That's the joke It's not a
squirrel at all you've been eaJlng-lt
q catr' "a big black eat named Tom,
Chimed IN the butcher; and just 10
nrOVe il here's the petit throwing on
the table the cats hide, with the head
and claws still attached. YaccOslttl,
driven to desperation by the 1ibes OF ms
associates, fred at them hve times, puL
missed Today Judge Markley held IN
for the criminal court.
The Washington times., 1908-09-09
Yale {7alfback Trains for EzeUer
By Holding Doom Motornaan's S Job

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Sept s.-Arsnur
Brides. Yale's big hslfback. who also is
a good lineman, probably VIII be IN
tiptop condition when he reports with
the rest OF Eli football squad at New
Haven this month
Brides GSg been working as motor
man and ccnductor for a Brockton
(Mass) st:eet railway company all
summer. putting in from ten to eighteen
hours day earning his living. Here
is the way one who has associated with
him in the work describes him.
Il never had much use for college men
until this fellow Brides came along
But say. this fellow takes hold like a
man. Never a zap out Of him about
college or hittin' the line-tust street
railroadin'--and he does his work so
wen thai wish we had fifty college
chaps like llut."
Brides hai been a self-reliant. indus
trious casp ever since he was a young
The Washington times., 1908-09-09
AIM
SAVES TOMMY LOWE
Wildness of Swings Enables Wash
ingtonian to Stay the Six
Round Limit.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 9.-Joe Cal
ligan uncorked some powerful swings
IN his bout with Tommy Lowe, of
Washington, at the Douglass Athletic
Club. bat they were so wild that Lowe
managed 10 stay the six-round limit.
Only the bell saved Lowe. as ne was
hanging on his opponent ana covering
up whenever possible. IT was at thIs
stage OF the fight that Galligan missed
several swings, that, had they landed.
would have put Lowe in dreamland. A
series of rights and lefts formed Gall
ilgan's principal attack in the fourth
and al the bell ne had loves eyes dis
eolored.
The Washington times., 1908-09-09
TAYLOR BACKS up
ENGLISH JUDGES
Penn Star Sustains Officials in
Decision in Much Discussed
400-Meter Race.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 9.-One man.
at least has good word 10 say for the
English Olympic officials.
John 3. Taylor. the University OF
pennsylvania star Quarter-miIer and in
tercoliegiate record holder, saws thev
were square and that their decisions
were all right. Taylor ran IN the much
discussed 800 meters race and says that
the judges we're right In their decision
and that he has no kick coming. While
Taylor does not definitely state that
Hallswelle was fouled BY Carpenter, he
maintains that the officials made no
mistake in calling the race or.
As far as he himself Is concerned.
Taylor says that his running two other
races on the same day, one IN 474-g
seconds, and the other IN 40 3-5 seconds,
the first on relay team and the Sec
ond QuarteF-mile heat. pat him out
of the race for championship honors.
Although he thinks that had the Judges
not pulled BIN or the track when they
did be might have defeated both
Carpenter and Robin and certainly
would have beaten HalsWelle, who was
entirely out Of the race when the four
men entered the hOIfe stretch.
The Washington times., 1908-09-09
DOYLE BADLY SPIKED.
GIANTS MISS HIM
Second Sacker Has Been Playing
Great Game in Field and
Hitting Hard.

NEW YORK, Sept s.-Larry Doyle.
the Giants second baseman, was badly
spiked in the game with Brooklyn yes
terday afternoon. and. ss a result may
be out Of the game for the rest OF the
season.
Doyle was taking a throw from Dew
lin. and retired Hummell when he was
hurt Hummen came racing down to
second, and. seeing that he was liable
10 get put out. slid feet first for the bag.
Doyle took the throw and put his man
out but Eummelfs spikes caught him
IN the calf of the leg, tearing a cash
inch deep.
The Washington times., 1908-09-09

ster, going about to do well whatever
he had to do. lie has paid his own
way in getting his education by working
between times. He came near being
elected captain OF this seasons varsity
eleven, but the fact that he wasn't
didn't sour him any.
tRailroeding is pleasant and profit
able Brides says, and as a means
by which college students can earn
NOR ey 70 complete sheir course It Is one
Of the best. In BrOcktan and other
places number Of the extra men are
boys who are At Dartmouth. Harvard,
TufTs, and Boston University. [ never
met more manly set of comrades than
the street railroad men, and the chap
who tries 10 do the square thing is sure
10 receive square treatment from
them"
Brides has played guard. tackle, and
halfbacx on the Yale eleven, and Il IS
likely that he would have been an ALI
American tackle last year II ii hadn't
been advisable 70 shift him 70 lie back
field. He Is a hard line bucker and
fine defensive player.
The Washington times., 1908-09-09
MERICAN

Smelling Trust probably the richest corporation
its future possibilities making its
stockholders
smelling plants scattered throughout the
Mexico.
products Of its
stockholders When business
mines their
mou wealth, and-coins money for its stockholders.
insight into the
continent able 10 the
prices bedrock prices be
this
L o
experts which that viii always have the
properties United Mexico
young able
men, the Guggenhem brothers.
The Washington times., 1908-09-09

father. laid the foundations
brainy enough know that they
their business
fair with the public doing otherwise
Guggenheims Inheritance environment
trained with would
the idea defying the System afhang with
National
dies exists only the accomplishing its great
legal honest determined with
Shelters without the
while Wall dned earded
itself into its habual Of public
the midnight kerosene digging the facts and formulating plans
before him looked
the American Shelters with
plainly
The Washington times., 1908-09-09

on the price of National Stock" In the first
section Of my campaign I did not encourage mar
gin buying of National Stock" even by stock
gamblers but so great has become the demand
from this class that | now advise all stock gam
bers-bear in mind I say stock gamblers only;
that is, those who insist upon gambling upon
The Washington times., 1908-09-09
PREMIER FINISHES
ENDURANCE TOUR

CHICAGO. Sept s.-After travelling
more than /, 30 miles over all manner OF
roads, the Premier Century car. which
started out on June / TO cover 100 miles
for 100 days, completed yesterday its
1ooth days run.
1t is now ia Chicago. little the worse
for wear. It IS the intenion OF Presi-
dent H. o. Smith TO have some Western
automobile club appoint a technical
committee 10 inspect the car and make
a report upon its condition when Il Is
hauled down
The Washington times., 1908-09-09

should he do this for the chance to secure 10
point profit, or $4,000 when with the same mar
gin he can buy 10000 shares of National Stocks
at say s., which in short time will sell at say
81, and thereby pay him 100000 profit, and at no
time during the operation could he In all prob
ability lose his margin of $15000 or 25 per cent
The Washington times., 1908-09-09

tremendous
there always powerful member
any pronts
for capital
snap feIow-aassengers
provided the honesty Of
o m be
The result With Shelters selling adv
Using campaign its
OF
bold System pungers, who concluded
Of unlimited buying
Rockefeller These punges Shelters
They System
may been Of
campaignbut this
few weeks Wall Street has gazSd
The Washington times., 1908-09-09
MAJOR LEAGUE COMMENT

Jack Warhop, the Indian pitcher, was
expected 10 report 10 Manager Elberfeid
last week, but the Tr.-State race tight
ened up TO sucF an e~tent that Williams
port refused 80 let him go. Harris
burg's acquisition Of Hoch has raised
a rumpus IN Tri-Stste circles, and Man
ager Harry WolgeFton, who bosses the
Williamsport. and has been drafted by
the Highlaade~s. is protesting every
game in which HoCh participates. VOL
vertOn, by the way, is no spring
chicken lie played in the old Western
Association eleven years ago with Billy
Sullivan, OF the White Sox: "Topsy'
Hartsel. OF the Athletics, and Jimmy
Williams. of the St Louis Browns
Popular umpires are scarce. but Billy
Evans. who refereed the New York
Washington series. rapidly IS be-
coming a favorite everywhere. Thers
are many who consider Pop Bottle
Bill the best arbitrator Johnson has.
jim McAleer. of the st. Louis Browns.
AYERS that Evans is the coming umpire
of the country. and viii be 10 the John
son stan what Hank ODay is 20 the
Pulliam list-the star. silk O'Lough-
lin is the arbitrator the managers de-
test They say the Strike Tuh" man
is responsible for more indefinite sus-
pensions than any other umpire in the
country. Good umpires are worth good
money, bad ones not worth their ,<alt.
T3;is seems tO. be the left-handers
year G.. Edward Waddell strikes out
sixteen of the Athletics and makes the
whif record for the American League;
@. Napoleon Rucl1er twirls a no-hit
game for the Superbas and breezes
fourteen OF the Doves, and O. Magnifi-
cent Wiltse holds the Phillies hitlsss for
ten stanzas. All the left-handed G's
seem to be way up in G.
The more that is heard of Rube Mar
guard the better John 7. Brushs si1 900
investment looks. The HoOsier south
paw added another no-hit game to his
collection pitching il against Columbus
last Friday. Columbus got four men to
first, one on an error by Otto Williams,
who used to play short for the St. Louis
The Washington times., 1908-09-09
LONGFELLOW House OPEN.

Tie old Lonefenow house In Port
land Me, which has long been an at
traction to visitors, will again be open
ed 20 the public. The grounds are now
being put in order and are To- be made
an attractive old-fashioned garden as
IN days long past.
The Washington times., 1908-09-09

margin IN the Systems stocks-to buy Nation
al Stock IN preference to any System stock,
even Smelters, and l refer all such buyers
to the advertisement of G. C. Clapp & Co. with
whom National Stock" has entered into ar
rangements for the handling of this branch Of
National Stock So business.
The Washington times., 1908-09-09

ask again. as I did in my first advertise
ment, can any stock gambler intelligently an
swer this question,-Why should he buy 1000
shares of System stock, say Union Pacific selling
at 165, and put up $4,000 margin, which viii be
lost in any of its numerous Is point drops-why
Boston. September 9. 1908