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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-26

Many will charge their iII-feelings to
indigestion alone. and in a sense they
are right; but the indigestion is caused
in by far the majority of cases by
improper bowel action, and when med
icine is taken into the stomach for
indigestion. or as an aid to digestion,
it is putting the cart before the
horse.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-26
NO MORE CONSTIPATION
MEN

WHO LACK ENERGY, AMBITION
AND PUSH, AND WHO SUFFER
FROM INDIGESTION, HEAD
ACHES, BACKACHES AND NER-
vOUS DEBILITY, WILL FIND
THE CAUSE IN POOR BOWEL
ACTION NINETY-NINE TIMES
IN A HUNDRED.
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(Continued from last snndavl

NOOHtluueu from last sunday
Oh, l don't know" she walled bro
kenly. Il had a dream, such a horri-
Die dream You were struggling with
some awful thing down there" She
pointed to the rocks.
Il was not near the place." he said.
laboriously. 1t cost him an effort to
breathe. His broad chest expanded
inches with each respiration.
yes, yes, / understand. But aWoke
and ran to save you. When l got here
l saw something, a thing with waving
arms, and fired. 1t vanished, and then
you came"
The sailor walked slowly to the
rocks. A fresh chip out of the stone
showed where the bullet struck. One
huge boulder was wet, as if water Had
been splashed over it. He halted and
looked intently into the water. Not a
hsh was to be seen. but small spirals
of sand were eddying up from the bot
tom, where 1t shelved steeply from the
shore.
Iris followed him. See" she cried
excitedly. Il was not mistaken There
was something here" ~
"A creepy sensation ran up the mans
spine and passed behind his ears. At
this spot the drowned Lascars were
lying. Like an inspiration came the
dreaded octopus, abounds in the China
sea
His face was Ivid when he turned to
Iris. You are overwrought by ia
tigue, Miss Deane," he said. What
you saw was probably a SEAL" he
knew the ludicrous substitution would
not be questioned. please go and lie
down again"
Il cannot" she protested. 81 am too
frightened"
Frightened! By a dream! In broad
daylight!'
But why are you so pale? What
has alarmed your"
"Can you ask? Did you not give the
agreed signal?''
Yes, but"
Her inquiring glance fell. He was
breathless from agitation rather than
running. He was perturbed on her
account. For an instant she had
looked into his soul.
81 will go back" she said quietly,
though I would rather accompany
you. What are you doing?"
Seeking a place to lay our heads -
he answered, with gruff carelessness.
You really must rest, Miss Deane.
Otherwise you will be broken up by
fatigue and become ill.,
So Iris again sought her couch of
sand, and the sailor returned TO the
skeleton. They separated unwillingly,
each thinking only of the others safe
~ and comfort. The girl knew she
was not wanted because the man
wished to spare her some unpleasant
experience. She obeyed him with a
sigh, and sat down, not to sleep, but
TO muse, as girls will, round-eyed,
wistful, with the angelic fantasy of
youth and Innocence
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-26
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BY LOUIS TRACY,

BY LOUIS TRACY,
Author of '"The Final War IAN
american Emperor, THE Strange
Disappearance of Lady Della. etc
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Copyright, 1893. by Edward J. Globe.
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Take Them and Note
The Difference

After your bowels are regulated, and
the poisonous matter which has been
distributed to all parts Of your body
by the blood, is naturally removed, you
will go about your work feeling good
and business-lixe, or business-fit; you
will feel like accomplishing something;
you viii want to be busy all the time
for your natural ambition and energy
will have returned.
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SiRJOHN CONSTIPATION CURE
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QOURES PHYsIC HABIT u

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wouldn't you like TO have a wash
before dinner?''
He Strengthened himself and looked
at her. Her face and hands We're
shining, spotless. The change was so
great that his brow Wrinkled with
perplexity.
Il am good pupil" she cried. you
see l am already learning to help my
self. l made a bucket out of one of
the dish covers by singing it in two
ropes. Another dish cover. some sand
and leaves supplied basin, soap and
towel. / have cleaned the tin cups
and the knives, and see, here is my
greatest treasure"
She held up small metal lamp.
Where in the world did you find
that ?" he exclaimed.
Buried in the sand inside the cave"
Anything eise?"
His tone was abrupt. She was so
disappointed by the seeming want of
appreciation of her industry that
CLEAN of amusement died from her
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Take a dose of the Sir John
Pills at night and feel and
sleep like a new man the
next night.
Bear in mind that the Sir John
Hygienic Company does not trust this
remedy to the druggist. and that it
cannot be had in drug stores. Only
of the Sir John HYGIENE Company,
Box 1920, Denver, Colo. If you are
pleased with these pills after you have
taken them. tell your friend or neigh
Dor to send his name and address, and
he, too, will receive a demonstrating
box, FREE and prepaid.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-26

it out without underwriting. At this
poinr no work had been done for sew.
eraI days, and 1t is possible that a
sufficient amount OF gas accumulated
to be ignited from the overcharge shot,
thereby causing the dust explosion.
However, the fire boss testihqs that
the mine was free from gas when he
made his examination on the morning
before the explosion occurred. This
gas. however, may have accumulated
by reason of some brattice door being
left open, thereby short-clrcuttirg she
air and allowing the gas to accumu-
late at this point
Your committee is = TIC op.aion
TINT tho explosion Of the liouons. II
mines Nos. end 9. was dus. cxlio.
sion, and IT scci1s to DC ::e canses.
sus o: opinion of,he e.pcr. w!,o made
an examination OF the mine tbs. t..e
initial point OF explosion was Il, m,ua
No. s, and many of the inspectors ind
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-26

the state, for the purpose Of iuyesti
gazing mines and gathering data touca
ing the matters OF inquiry.
4 On the eleventh day Of February
nineteen hundred and seven. the coin
mIttee visited the Stuart mine, ii
Fayette county. few days after an
explosion had occurred in that mine
On account Of the condition of the
mine, however, at that time little
could be ascertalned about 1t except
SO far as the committee was able to
llearn from the testimony OF divers
persons taken at that time, and ties
timony subsequently taken at the city
Of Charleston during the regular SEES
sion of the Legislature.
On the first day of May nineteen
hundred and seven, an explosion oc.
cured at the WhIppIe nine In Fay
cite county, and the chairman Of this
committee called the committee to-
gether in the city of Charleston on
the sixth day of May to visit the scene
OF the disaster. At that time the com.
mittee visited the Whipple mine, as
well as numerous other mines in Fay.
cite, Raleigh and Kanawha counties,
and took the testimony OF ,iivers on.
orators and coal miners in each local.
ity in regard to existing c.,nditiuss at
tho various mines.
On the seventh day Of Oct .ber. nine
teen hundred and seven, the cllsirmun
called the committee to assemble IN
the city of Clarksburg, and rom there
the committee went TO the DaVi; Coal
& Coke Company's mine No. %. 10,
Gated at Thomas. Tucker county
where an explosion had occurred on
February fourth, nineteen hundred
and seven An inspection of the mine
was made and the testimony OF di
yers witnesses was taken in regard
to the condition OF the mine before
and at the time of tie explosion. The
committee pIOCuleu hL lAE SdluS INK
and made part Of Its report the ties
timony adduced and proceedings hal
before Coroner William A. James, Al
Thomas. commencing on the eight
iday of February, nineteen ndndred AM
seven.
Returning from Thomas. the crc
mlttee visited the Century shaft mine
in Barbour county and from theN
went to Fairmont and inspected Mon
ongah mines numbers and s. belong
ing to the Fairmont Coal Company
The committee also visited the mini
at Gypsy, and the Pinnikinnick mint
at Clarksburg, belonging to the SAINT
company. This itinerary ended on thu
twelfth day of October, nineteen hun
dred and seven. The committee thel
adjourned to meet in the city OF burt
ington on the twenty-first day of DC
tober for the purpose OF making ton
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-26

experts believed that hte cause Has
a blowout shot. Yet Chief paul tls
gether with others, Is ofopfhion ihal
the runaway cars. numbering uSenty
one. and wreclSing at the bottom 81
the slope was great fastof "a caus.
ing the explosion. Inasniach III the
experts who spent weeks exainluiflg
this mine are diyidef In ogin5on IS 70
the initial cause Of tie explosion yoiir
committee feels thas II must reflAln
from attempting to give you tlie ind
tlal cause of the explosion But ,eheth-
er 1t was a blownoht shot as IS eon-
tended on one hand. or whether taiis
ed by the runaway cars as eo1tende'l
on the other. either Of these eauros
could have aud shoi,ld have been pity
vented by the company orthe miners
Third. ITO investigate tulIs tiia bil.
reau of mine inspection as % the con
duct and working of tic office
Continued on Page SIX
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-26

N a q
lmittee states that it willbe impossible
during the present session Of the leg
islature to make such investigation
that win be of material benefit in the
way OF legislation on the subject OF
mine disasters, therefore be It
Resolved by the Legislature Of West
Virginia:
That the said committee be and il
is hereby authorized to sit in vaca'
ton and perform the duties required
OF 1t in the resolutions authorizing its
appointment; the said committee shall
have the power to sond for persons
and papers, to admialste. oaths, to
employ such clerical assistance as
may be necessary in the discharge OF
It's duties, and to do all other things
that may be necessary in ascertaining
the information required OF 1t in the
said resolution authorizing Its ap-
pointment.
Pursuant TO the above resolutions,
the Undersigned, who, by the respect
i've houses were appointed q joint spe-
cial committee. entered upon the la
bors required by the above resolutions,
Your committee, however. respectful'
ly submits that on account of the vast
amount OF matter specifically required
to be reported. and the great mass OF
information and data necessary to be
gathered for a full and complete re,
port, your committee has not had the
time to complete its investigation nor
to procure all the information 1t de
sires, and that will be necessary for q
full, complete and exhaustive report
upon the subjects mentioned in the
resolution.
Your committee, of course. was not
aware at the time of Its creation that
an extra session of the Legislature
would be called. or that a report
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-26

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the shock of the system through the
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motherhood. Many neglect to deal with
the unpleasant pelvic drains and weak
nesses which too often come with mar
riage and motherhood, not understand
ing that this secret drain is robbing the
cheek Of its freshness and the form OF
its fairness.
AS surely as the general health suffers
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More than q million women have found
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subsequently on the sixteenth day
of February, nineteen hundred and
seven, the following joint resolution
was adopted:
Senate Joint Resolution No, %. =
Authorizing the special joint commit
tee OF the senate and house Of dele
gates raised by authority of house con-
current resolution No. five and house
joint resolution number nineteen, to
sit in vacation and perform the duties
required of it in the resolution au-
thorIzing its appointment"
Whereas, the committee appointed
in pursuance Of house concurrent res
olution number Ave and house joint
resolution number nineteen. has this
day reported to the Legislature that
It Is impossible for them to make the
investigation required in said resolu-
tion and make report thereon by the
eighteenth day of February, and
whereas, in said report said COM
Evening journal., 1908-10-01
SPORTS AND SPORTSMEN
FARE WELL FROM
POST-SEASON BALL
Winners of Games Divide 90
Per Cent. Of the Receipts
Among Themselves

The worlds series, which the win
ners Of the National and American
league penRant winners will play I'm
mediately after the regular season,
means much 10 the men financially. for
they get a goodly share of the receipts
Of the first four games played. Under
the ruling of the national commission
this series consists of seven games. and
the winner is the club which scores the
first four wins. The contests are play
ed on the grounds of the clubs fighting
for the championship OF the receipts
the national commission gets 10 per
cent from all the games, while from
the first four games the players re-
ceive the remainder after the commits
sion has received its pool Is divided
60 per cent. to the winning club and
40 per cent TO the loser. The receipts
OF the remaining games belong 10 the
Of the two clubs Last
year Detroit and Chicago played to box
receipts aggregatlng S101,72S.
Evening journal., 1908-10-01
THAT LINCOLN.
PARKSIDE ROW
Manager Mannering Replies
to the Criticisms of
Manager Tucker

Sporting Editor THE EVENING
JOURNAL: In reply 10 Mr.. fuckers
attack on Lincoln Rooter" in your
columns yesterday I have this much
to saw: In the first place ParlSside's
manager had no provocation to roast
the Lincoln Rooter" as this rootel
only stated pure facts. It must be
because truth hurts. It is my candid
opinion that Parkside is "sore" be-
cause it cannot beat us. That doesn't
sound sportsmanlike. n Mr.. Tucker
wants to convince his rooters that
Parkside is stronger than Lincoln. he
had better give up writing editorials
and play football. Let him play us
this year and Wen administer the
fourth annual defeat. Now il
reference to that shady kicked goal 80
as Mr.. Tucker chooses 20 call it: You
had YOUR own referee as you did ia
previous years. Now if he was in,
competent that's your mistake. You
should use better judgment in select
ing your officials Bus the goal was
fair and square, nevertheless. Your
own rooters will tell you that. In de-
fense of Beatty. the man who kicked
the goal, I would advise Mr.. Tucker 10
consult Mr.. Beatty personally, for he
certainly IS misinformed.
As for our candidates, no names
were printed but those who consider
themselves as candidates for the Lin
coin team. And they not only look
good on paper but they are fright
on the Job" when it comes 10 football.
Can Parkside show us a better back.
field than Beatty. MCDANIEL, AclSer.
man and Grady. We believe we have
the best baclSfeld in town. and our
line isn't weak by a long shot.
Now. in conclusion, I would say that
the Lincoln F. B. team is ready and
anxious to play Parlside at any time,
for side bet or for sport. And lastly,
the sport" who gets sore" over aI'
honest defeat isn't a true sport.
Thanking THE EVENING JOURNAL
Tor its courtesy. I am
Respectfully yours.
Herman Mannering,
Manager Lincoln Football Team.
wilmington. September 30.
Evening journal., 1908-10-01
DOGS ON AFAKE
RABBIT TRAIL
Two Beagle Pups Soon Had
a Horde of CANNES
Following Them

For a time. one day this week. resi-
dents in the neighborhood Of Fifth ana
Adams streets thought that section or
the CITY was infested with rabbits and
all the dogs in the city were after cot.
ton tails
1t appears that Hanaway and Fer
rare. blacksmiths in Fifth street, be.
tween Madison and Monroe. recently
received two beagle pups from a friend
down the State and were anxious to
test their hunting qualities Somebody
told them that a rabbi. dog would fol-
low the scent of a burnt shoe the same
as it would the trail OF a rabbit.
Observing this advice. the owners Of
the dogs proceeded to burn an old shoe
and then man dragged it on the END
Of a rope along Fifth street and other
convenient thoroughfares. The promis-
ing pups were let loose shortly after
ward and with all the experience Of
dogs much older. they took up the
scent ana started hotfoot after the
man with the shoe. as the dogs took
up the trail they let ont from their
lusty young lungs the FAMILIAR cry or
the rabbit hound and this served TO at.
tract every dog in the neighborhood.
In a short time the two pups were
followed by fifteen or twenty dogs OF
all sizes and breeds from the common
street mongrel to a pug. and the pro
cession moving along at considerable
speed all yelping and hot on the scent.
brought Deople to their front doors on
every thoroughfare through which the
chase led.
Many INQUIRIES were made and when
it was was learned how the dogs were
being tricked the entire neighborhood
was amused.
The owners are convinced that thei,
dogs are made Of good hunting materiai
and so are all the people who live in
that section of the city.
Evening journal., 1908-10-01
EDDIE HANLON
PROVES GAME FIGHTER
BY United Press Leased Special wire

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
SAN FRANCISCO. oct. 1-Supposad-
" dead one in the fistic game Eddie
Hanlon is to-day the talk of the SPORT
ing world over the game showing he
made in his fight last night with owen
Moran, the best little fighter England
has sent over TO these shores.
While Moran received the decision
Hanlon fought enc of his old-time
fights. He did not break ground for
an instant. but kept boring and SMASH
ing at the BODY. It was a fight from
the tap of the gong in the opening
round. with Hanlon always the ag-
gressor. But his blows did not have
the punch of old. Moran put up a
splendid defense. True he broke ground
before superior strength and weight.
but he kept his fists going through it
all and literally cut Hanlons face 10
pieces.
After the fight Hanlon stated thar
he had retired from the game. 1t was
Moran's first victory in this country,
the little Englishman having two
draws to his credit with Abe Atten,
the champion.
Evening journal., 1908-10-01
new YORK NOW
LEADS NATIONALS
Chances of Giants Bettered
Materially by YeSter-
days Play

New York is again in the lead for the
pennant race as the result of yesterdays
play in the National League. The sensa-
tional possibilities of the race are well ex-
emplified by the fact that to-day not one
of the three leading clubs is in,the posi-
tion which it occupied before Wednesday, s
games were played
Chicago, in the lead yesterday. is to-day
in third position. It's drop to this point is
due to the victories of Pittsburg over St.
Louis and Of New York over Philadelphia.
while the champions were losing TO Gin
cinnau.
Chicago is now two points behind Pitts
burg, which is four points removed from
New York The chances for the last
named club to land the flag emblemate of
the league championship are vastly bet
tered by yesterdays turn of events. 1t is
still anybody's penant, however. the posi-.
tions of all three clubs potentially hing.
ing on a single days play.
In the American League only two Of the
leading clubs-Cleveland and Detroit-took
part in games. Both won. and the relative
standing Of the three leaders was not
changed ecept the winning clubs each
drew three points farther away from Chi.
cago, not scheduled TO play
Chicago has still four games to play
three with Cincinnati and one with Pitts
burg. New York has seven. including four
with Philadelphia and three with Boston
pittsburg has four left-three with easy
St. Louis and one with Chicago.
In the American League Detroit has six
games yet-one with Washington. two
with st. Louis and three with Chicago
Cleveland has but five. These are three
with St. Louis and two with Chicago.