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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-28
AUTOMOBILE TIRES

WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON AUTO
mobile tires. Carters League Shop, .3e5
-. West Temple. 1910
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q To FEED DURING WINTER.
kS,v and shelter. Odcll e Schoppe.
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WASATCH LODGE NO. 1, 2. AND A.
M-Masonic hai. second Friday each
month Members o! sister lodges and So
1ournlng brethren in good standing in
yited. A r. Hutchinson. w. M, A J.
Lowe. Secretary.
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EXPERT LOCK AND SAFE REPAIR
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-FTI AN INTEREST IN REAL ES-
/rd broker business; have had con-
II business experience and have
Be-; best Of references. Address
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ment 54l f. md ,SD} so No s"5''1iqs afteTnoon G
sale. NM XIX or Sait Lake Sec. and TIgst isl
CO. 81 Main.
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FURS AND FURRIERS

HAVE YOUR FURS REMODELBD, RE-
paired. dyed and cleaned. Seal. otter.
beaver. Persian lamb, astrakan. and
other furs made to order n. Stencil
Fur Co.. 81 L 3rd So. Beth phoneJ-
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WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN HOUSE. PAUL Helm. PRO
prietor 6S East First South. zoo rooms;
rates CSC. Soc and soc Nl96l
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UP-TO-pATB HOMES FOR SALE.
Five six and seven room bungalows
Eighth avenue and ] street and Eighth
avenue and street. overlooking the
city; complete In every detail. models OF
design and construction, price right; terms
easy.
MODERN HOME BUN. DING CO.
42l Dooly bldg. Bell phone 32l2.
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Arizona republican., 1908-10-21
Ironing a Shirt.

When ironing a shirt fold the latter straight down the middle Of the back. and iron the body smooth, taking care to move the iron mainly straight with the warp. Next fold sleeve flat along the sloped seam, and iron 1t upon both sides Iron first through the middle, then take hold of the wrist band or shoulder with the left hand, and hold taut while the iron goes quite to the joint. Open the wristband. lay t fat. and iron hard upon the wrong side. then turn and press upon the right side. Next Iron the yoke and neckbaRd.
 The Ironing of the bosom must be done very carefully. First fasten the neck band properly. then slip the bosom board inside the shirt. and spread the bosom smooth upon 1t. pressing 1t out simultaneously with both hands. With a thin. clean cloth wet the whole linen surface lightly with raw. weak starch. Rub 1t in thoroughly. and f any place feels sticky, wipe 1t o1 with a cloth dipped in tepid water. Have the iron hot enough to yellow dry cloth al- lowed to stand 10 seconds. Begin at the bottom of the bosom, and Iron straight toward the neck, up the middle. holding the neckband in the left hand and pull Ing straight against the iron.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-21
STORY OF A SURVIVOR.

Union City, Tenn, Oct. 20.-A dis patch from Reel Foot lake tonight. where a mob of masked men early this morning took Col R. z Taylor, aged sixty. and Captain Quentin Ram kin, both of Trenton, and widely known lawyers. out of their hotels at that place and murdered the latter, fails to report the finding of Col Fay lor's body or any trace of his where abOuts
 A man named Powell, who hauls fish from The Los to Hickman. is said to have been forced to accom- pany the mob which numbered eighty members. Powell had been staying at the hotel, and when the riders called everyone out and compelled them to line up, Col, Taylor and Captain Ran kin and a survivor whose name is unknown are said to have been taken away, the others being permitted to return to bed
 Powell states. it is said, after the killing of Rankin, a vote was taken regarding the disposition to be made of Taylor During a dispute Taylor made a dash and jumped into bayou starting to swim across 1t. A num- Der Of shots were fired at him, and in the confusion Powell slipped away and brought back the story of his es- cape.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-21
4 BAPTIST ELDER Restored to Health by Vinol

'I was run down and weak from in- digestion and general debility, also suf- fered from vertigo l saw a cod liver preparation called Vinol advertised and decided to give it a trial, and the re- suits were most gratifying. After talk ing two bottles I regained my strength and am now feeling unusually we'll" Henry Cunningham, Elder Bap- tist Church, Kingston, N. c.
 Vinol Is not patent medicine-but a preparation composed of the medicinal elements of cods' flyers, combined with a tonic iron and wine. Vinol creates a hearty appetite, tones up the organs of digestion and makes rich, red blood. In this natural manner, Vinol creates strength for the rundown, over worked and debilitated, and for deli cate children and old people. For chronic coughs, colds and bronchitis Vinol Is unexcelled
 All such persons in this vicinity are asked to try Vinol on our offer to re- fund their money if 1t fails to give sat- lsfaction.
 A. L. BoEHMER, DRUGGIST,
Arizona republican., 1908-10-21

Is made of plain material and the skirt of striped novelty cloth to match. SO plaited that the top of the skirt Is of solid color, matching the coat. are girlish and effective. For example. one such suit shown was in very dark blue, in plain cheviot, the cloth having rather a rough weave. The skirt was plaited. of course. and was made of material showing plain wide stripe of the dark blue alter nating with a stripe of the same width. which was in combination blue and ma- hogony brown in a small plaid. This plaid only showed below the hip line. as the upper part was plaited to look like plain blue cloth. the plaid only being visible where the skirt 6ared below the hips.
 For older girls the black and white piaids are particularly smart and when fashioned in the mode just described are chic without being too striking
 As to the eolorings of the new fall suits, dark blues. grnys, browns and greens are all desirable, but there are various odd tones of these colors that meet especially with fashions approval at present One new tone of brown re- sembles somewhat a deep mahogany shade, and Is called cedar. while Damas-
Arizona republican., 1908-10-21
A Palatable Dish.
Pea TtmbaIes.-Nflx one c

Pea Tim mbaIes.-Mix one cup of pea pulp with two beaten eggs. few drops Of onion juice, two UaDiespoonfuls of thick cream. one tablespoonful Of melted but ter. twO-thrds n teaspoOnfui of salt, one eighth a teaspOOnful of black pepper. and a few grains of cayenne. turn into but tered molds and bake in a pan of water until firm. Serve with one cup of white sauce, to which has been added one-third cup of cooked and drained peas. These may be made of fresh, dried or canned peas. In seasoning a tsaspOOnful Of chopped mint leaves adds to the dish if you are fond Of the mint flavor. For variety or the sake of color add 10 the sauce with the peas cubes or figures cut from carrots cooked tender
Arizona republican., 1908-10-21

more qulcE'y than a gown where the bod Ice and skirt are separate, so that a separate belt has to he adjusted
 The two larger sketches show a couple of simple and practical designs for young girls frocks. One of the models illus trated shows the semLprincesse idea, as 1t is a oue-piece front panel. although the skirt and holice are Joined across the sides and back by a narrow strap belt This frock was of light greenish blue serge and was trimmed with straps of the same and small buttons. also of serge The yoke was of cream cmbroid- cred bat.ste, as were the undersleeves.
 The other gown was of cream white rajah with a black dot. trimmed with plain white rojah, and a little fine black soutache. but the design could be used for dotted or striped woolen ma terial combined with plain material to match.
 The little sketch showing the designs for bodices of light weight serge or cloth gowns may prove of use in planning school frOcks. The first sketch shows a frock with q panel front. the design with Its rounded tabs and buttons being odd md attractive. little soutache braid- ing could be used about the upper part
Arizona republican., 1908-10-21
Smart Between Season Gowns for the Youne Girl

It is still too early to plan cold weather frOcks and suits but for the betwi1t and between season 1t Is generally nee essary to restore a wardrobe to some ez- tent and one or two new gowns in light weight cloth, and a cloth coat and skirt costume is necessary for wear during the cool days of early fall. If one wishes to look well gowned. For young girls wear the new modes are offering some excellent suggestions. and. as 1t is often necessary to purchase the wardrobe of the schoolgirl or boarding school miss. a few sketches of some of the most de- sirable models are here shown.
 First in importance in selecting an out nt for the schoolgirl is the tailored suit which will be constantly worn, and should be of good material and cut and perfectly plain.
 Occasionally a smart looking suit of good style and cut can be purchased ready made. but as a rule the made-to- order suit is much more desirable and need not be more expensive, If a mod crate priced tailor Is found. The new diagonal or Van Dyke cheviots or wors- teds, in attractive neutral colorings, will be extensively worn this winter. and the new combination suits. in which the coat
Arizona republican., 1908-10-21
Recipes.

Temperance Mint JuIep.-Bruise the sprigs and leaves of two or three sprays of fresh mint and place in a glass half filled with shaved Ice. Macerate thoroughly. add four tsblespOonfuls of grape juice and fill the glass with seItzer or CarbOnated water.
 Jelly ROll.-Make a layer of sponge cake. and while it Is still hot cut o6 the edges. spread 1t with jelly and roll It together. Then roll 1t in a stif paper and tie it. If the cake Is not overlooked and Is rolled while hot 1t will not crack. The paper will keep 1t in shape. Cover the top and ends with Icing. Decorate 1t with tracings of icing, candied cherries and angelica.
 Iced Tea-Make a quart of tea and add half a cup of lemon juice, sweeten to taste with powdered sugar. Into tall glasses put half a glass of cracked Ice and c slice of lemon and add the tea.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-21
A. L. BOEHMER, DRUGGIST,
 PHOENIX, ARIZONA.

the close of the season. However he was willing to trade. He referred MT. Dieters to Thompson, the horse train CT. Thompson offered to trade the famous twenty-five year old trick mule for Dietcrs' spirited horse. The latter was about to become the owner of the mule w6en he thought of something. He was filled with ap prehension that the mule would not perform except in the presence of the trainer and that if he got the en- deared animal he would have to per form the tricks himself
Arizona republican., 1908-10-21

GUS blue Is especially liked in this ever popular color The neutral tones of green are best liked. such as roseda, myr- tie. etc. For slight girlish figures the medium and three-quarter length coats are preferred, and the semi-ftted coat. which Is cut as snugly as possible at the hips, but Is loose and falls straight at the waist line. Is the smartest style. The sleeves should be small md rather close fitting, with the slight fullness at the top taken in by flat stitched darts, so that the sleeve goes into the arm hole without gathers or wrinkles The gored skirts will be very fashionable thls season, although the plaited styles are still very good. especially for young girls. The untrimmed suit without braid.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-21

fancy revers or other trimming Is much better style than those of fanciful de- sign.
 Striped fabrics. while less chic in tai Tor models, hold their own among the thinner stuffs and light weight woolens, and some very attractive frocks or in- door gowns are made of striped materials in two-tone or combination colorings
 A great many gowns designed for the schoolgirl show the liking for the prin- cesse or one-piece frock. and although most of the models show the loose bod Ice with the fullness laid in plaits at the shoulders and the gored or plaited skirt, the panel front Is often seen, or else the bodice and skirt are joined by a narrow stitched belt so that the frock is>in one piece. A frock so made is very neat looking, and can be put on much
Arizona republican., 1908-10-21

of the bodice. and the gulmpe is made detachable. So that lt can be easily lauHdcred. The second or middle draw ing shows a plait~d blouse with n square yoke. trimmed c. ,u the center of the frort with brnid loops and buttons. The third blouse was of dark blue French flannel. buttoned on the shoulders and under the arms and embroidered in front in star and bar in crimson and gold.
 DOROTHY DALE.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-21
w A T c H B s,

tended by Mrs. Emma Smith Devoe, state president of the Washington Suffrage association, and the invita- tion was accepted.
 Harriet NJ. Johnston Wood of New York, a lawyer. read a paper on Some Legal Phases of the Disfran- chisement of Women" Mrs. Wood quoted from court decisions and fed eral and state constitutions to show that no distinction is made as to sex in the provisions relating to the
Arizona republican., 1908-10-21
GROUND TOO SACRED
 FOR MENTION OF HEARST
Governor Haskell Neglected to Allude to His Chief Detractor.

Dallas, Tex, Oct. 2O.-Governor Charles N. Haskell of Oklahoma. be- fore a large crowd at the fair grounds spoke in praise of Texas and Okla hOma, and criticised President Roose- welt, Judge Taft and Senator Bever- idge.
 once during Governor HaskelTs speech enthusiastic spectators called out. What about Hearst?" Governor Haskell replied; There are some names which it would be wrong to mention where Henry W. Grady once spoke"
Arizona republican., 1908-10-21
HAVE RIGHT TO VOTE.
A Woman Lawyer Thinks It Already
 Exists.

Buffalo, Oct. 20.-The fortieth an nual convention of the National Wo- man Suffrage association closes to- morrow. With one exception. all the last years officers were reelected.
 An invitation to hold next years convention in Seattle, Wash, was eX-
Arizona republican., 1908-10-21

elective franchises She urged that a concentrated effort be made to in
 fluence women to try to register and qualify as jurors and in the event of being refused in each state, to make at least one test case and carry it to the supreme court.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-21
THE TENNESSEE WAY
 OF HANDLING LAWYERS
One and Perhaps Two Assassinated by Mob of Night Riders.

Union City, Oct. 2O.-WOrd was re- ceived from Reel Foot lake that R. z. Taylor and Capt. Quentin Rankin, law yeTs of Trenton, Tenn. while fishing at the lake were aSsasinated by night riders last night. Rankin's body was found hanging to a tree riddled with bullets Rankin was counsel in suits instituted against parties at the lake
Arizona republican., 1908-10-21

TRlCK-On Monday George Dicters, who makes a speciality of fine horses. called on Buffalo Bill to inquire if the show stock did not need rcplenishing
 Col. Cody said he had as many ani- mals as he wished to carry just at
Arizona republican., 1908-10-21
DETROIT TEAM LOSES
 AN EXHIBITION GAME
Defeated by Chicago at Terre Haute
 by a Score of to 1.

Terre Haute, Oct. 20.-Before a crowd of several thousand today the Chicago worlds champions defeated the Detroit American League cham pions at Central League park by a score of to 1.
 Before the game Mordecai Brown was presented with an elegant silver service by the citizens of Terre Haute, his home city.
 Cobb carried off the batting honors with four singles in four times at the
Arizona republican., 1908-10-21
DUCAL LOVE AFFAIR.
The Mysterious Movements of Miss
 Elkins' Suitor.

Turin. Oct 2O-Thc Duke of Abruzzi has suddenly disappeared from Turin and the report is circu- lated that he has sailed for America under an assumed name.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-21
mARcHARITA's WILLING.

London, Oct. 2O.-A special from Rome says that Dowager Queen Mar gharita has consented to the mar riage of the Duke of the Abruzzi to Miss Katherine Elkins.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-21
ACOuCh of
 Odd Design

The little sketch shows an odd and graceful design for ElCker couch. which would look well iu a bed=oom, lIv- ing room or an enclosed piszza. Stained green or red it would be very decora- tiTe, when cushioned iG denim or ere tonne. while for a bedroom t coulc 6s painted and enameled white or stained to suit the furnishings and cushioned in linen tareta or in :ayly lowered French CretOrne.
 The couch .s QuI:e six feet in length.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-21
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BlITERS

is what you want, first, last and all the time. It prevents Sick Head ache, Poor Appetite, Indigestion, Cos tiveness, Biliousness, Female Ills, Colds 6 Grippe.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-21

and scholar, and for many years a member of Harvard's faculty, died at 1:45 this morning at his home in this city.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-21
ELKlNs DOESN'T KNOW.

EIlsin, W. Va. Oct 2O.-Senator EIkins said he didn't know anything about the Turin and London dis patches.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-21
IF YOU WANT
THE BEST

THE BEST and safest medicine for ailments of the Stomach, Liver and Bowels. you must insist on having the Bitters. There is no substitute that can take it's place nor any that has the rec ord of cures to back it.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-21
DEATH OF CHARLES ELLIOTT
 NORTON.

Cambridge, Oct. 21.-Charlcs Elliott Norton, the well known philanthropist
Arizona republican., 1908-10-21
AFRAID HE COULDN'T BUY THE

FRANK J. O'BRIEN. Broker.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-01-09
Gaurd Your Checks.
4 decision handed do,

a decision handed down by the appellate
division Of New York court last week con-
veys the hint to all signers of checks to be
careful to make their figures in such way
that FRAUDULENT manipulation will be difficult.
Rachel Timbel sued the Garfield National
bank for $4,000 because the bank had cashed
one of her checks which she had written
for 5000. but which the payee had raised
to $4,000. The check" says the opinion.
was an ordinary printed form. and the
words nine hundred were written in the
middle Of the blank. left fof that purpose.
leaving space in front of them sufficient
to write the word forty without exciting
suspicion. and there was also space be-
tween the dollar mark and the figures
600 sufficient to insert the figure A. all
of which plaintiff observed when she signed
her name to it" On the trial the court
directed verdict for the defendant deny
ing the request of the plaintiff. to go to the
jury upon the question of fact as to plain
htf's negligence.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-01-09
Through The Golden Valley

A party of Jackson Co. Wis. people,
namely ]. Staltz. N. Amundson. ]. Murley
and s. K. Bergseth were here two weeks
ago in company with c. r. Rainy, of the
firm Rainy & Rainy Land Agency and on
their return home they furnished the follow
ing letter to their county paper:
I'VE found Beach to be a very thriving
village favorably situated on the Norther n
Pacific road: 1t has been built up within
the past three years. 1t now has four large
general stores, two good hardware stores,
two lumber Yards. two banks. two meat
markets. two hotels. three restaurants. one
drug store, Touring mill. four elevators,
besides number of other business places.
We were taken by automobile and BY team
over the fertile Golden Valley. calling on
many former residents of Jackson county
who seem greatly pleased with the country
Mr. Stockwell owns 100 acres AZ miles
north of Beach. His crops this year brought
him about $4,000. He has comfortable
house and has his farm we'll stocked. He
gave us hearty welcome and invited us to
remain for dinner. but on account of time
we were unable to do so.
The soil of the Golden Valley is yer,
fertile and the crops the past year were
the best in the north west. Water is readil,
obtained in most places but stone is
scarce article. Everybody in the valley i
completely taken up with it, claim the,
would not move back east and are making
money.
People who are disposed to knock on tn
Beach country should stop knocking unit
they can take time to 60 there and see i,
After man has been there. seen what ila!
been done by former Jacksoncounty farmer
and gets to know how great the resource
are. he can then understand why so man
Wisconsin people buy land there and VIII
so many Jackson county people are satistie
with it.
We would like to tell YOU about the oil
friends from Jackson county we met Will
out there, but it would take too much space
Anybody who has any doubt about tn
Golden Valley country has onlyto 60 there
see the soil and the Improvements being
made and he will come back with goo
idea of that country just as we have.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-01-09
BELf'ELD NEWS.
by Charles F.. Morris.


The new school house is nearing COM
pletion and school will begin next Monday.
Mr.. Howard. Frank and James Young.
of Mickelson, we're in town over Sunday.
]. o. Fields who has been on the sick
list for few days is able to he out again.
MIR. Fred Wyman ismaking preparations
to take trip in a few days to Minnesota
to visit with friends and relatives.
i. F. Barton and ]. l.. Risk drove to
Bowman last Wednesday on business.
MIR. n. B. Nelson. the hardware man.
made business trip to Dickinson last
Tuesday.
We are still having fine weather and
will be satisfied II it continues. but some
of the rauchers predict a dry season next
year If we don't have some snow.
!. l.. McCutcheon was in Dickinson the
first OF the week building barn. Mr..
McCutcheon seems to be making improve
ments in Dickinson as well as in Belfeld.
There will be dance given in the City
Hall next Friday evening. Jan. roth and
everybody is cordially invited to attend and
bring friend with them.
Mr.. G. Bloom has recently started a
shoe and harness repair shop in the city
hall building and is ready to do all kinds
of repair work and guarantees satisfaction
at very reasonable prices.
MIR. o. Christensen who has charge Of
the Northwestern Grain Office here, re-
turned from Minneapolis last Sunday and
will take up his work again. Mr.. Chris
tensen was home spending the holidays
with his parents and A. c. Hosfeld had
charge of the elevator during his absence.
page of the CHRONICLE will hereafter
be devoted to Bel6eld and edited by me;
on this page will appear the advertisements
Of our business men. 1t will be the mirror
for our town and the means Of bringing
in new enterprises. When you have news
Of interest or anything you wish to appear
in the Belfield department send it to me
on Monday of each week. Let us all
work together for the best intererests of
our town.
The NJ. w. of A. had installation of
officers last Saturday night. The officers
installed were as follows: Council. Schel-
lenberger; V. Council Elmer Brown: Mr..
Carter Clerk James Eslick, Banker; Gus
Colson. Escort and DR.. Colwell, Camp
Physician. After the installation of Off
GERS MIR. j. Jack gave very interesting
address in behalf of the Modern Woodmen
after which there was a bountiful supper
served.
MIR. L.. c. Chapman. who resides abou,
twelve miles south of town. met with a
very severe accident last Friday while
hauling water. he started to climb in the
wagon, catching hold Of the top OF barrel
which had been filled with water and had
frozen on the barrel. and when he tried to
pull himself into the wagon his hand slipped
off the barrel and he fell striking his hir
on the wheel which fractured the hip bone
He is somewhat improved at this writing
and we hope for speedy recovery.