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The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-03-14
Saturday, March ID. 1908.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

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Miss Clara Clark was in Brigham Sun.
day
DB Marble Of Dewcyyille was in town
Tuesday.
CE Wilson left yesterday to visit rela-
tivcs in ogden.
Adolph Anderson made a business trip
to Ogden Sunday.
Postmaster Is + Boothc OF Brigham
City was here Thursday.
Miss Minta Henderson, Of Clifton, Ida +,
IL the guest of Miss Clara Clark.
WINES and Liquors for Medicinal
purposes at Ritter Bros Drug Store. II
BP Critchelow of the G w g. NJ Co. Of
Ogden, was in town on business Tuesday
Ne smith returned Saturday last from
h weeks visit to Salt Lake and Farming.
ton.
The foundation work of Eph Coombs
new addition to his residence Is we'll un.
der way.
Miss Hazel Evans came up from Salt
Lake and sp ont saturday aud Sunday in
this city,
Mrs. ID e Manning returned Wednes.
day evening from visit with relatives
In Farmington.
X Smith Of Salt Lake City. was here
Tuesday on business connected with his
property in this locality.
Miss Glars Clari. und Mr.. II Il Baxter
will entertain the Happy Hour Club next
Friday evening April 10th.
IF Featherstone returned last Sstur.
day evening from business trip To Lo.
gan and salt Lake Lake City.
Mrs A n Austin Of Liberty, Bear Lake
Co.,, Idaho, sister Of Mrs A II Gleason,
spen. last Saturday ana Sunday in Gar
land.
BIZ Ritter. who Just returned from n
trip to California and the coast. spent
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday In
this city.
Word came over tho phone yesterday
that fne son arrived at the home Of Nj
II yelling, Prest. of the Malad Stake,
Thursday.
Post Office Inspectors Lowe and Col
Illus werc In Garland Tuesday on their
annual inspecting tour Of money order
Offices Of this county.
Je1eler j w Lewis WAS exhibiting two
pretty little white rats ut his desk Thurs
day. They were presented him by + 7
Capencr Of Riverside hats
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ d Evans entertained
at dinner sunday Judge Elias Smith of
Salt Lake City Mr.. smith is the Vice.
president Of the Bank of Garland.
According to the Box Elder News. Lo-
renzo W. Anderson has been appointed
postmaster al Brigham City. Mr.. Ander-
assumes his duties about April LIST.
The Relief Society will celebrate sn-
nual day at the home Of Mrs. II y Rice
next Tuesday, March nth. In the even
ing supper will be served TO the men
folks.
TIE Secrist spent last Saturday In town
shaking hands with old friends prior to
his departure for mission to the south.
srn states. He leaves Pennington about
March 18th
Nv Goss has sold his farm south OF
town to Walter Kirby Of Hyde Park,
who takes possession this week. MIR.
Goss has moved 70 CuTlew where he will
make his future home
II W Frie!ing, general agent of the
California Irrigated Land Co., delivered
an interesting address at the Garland
North School house Monday evening
The attendance was good and the lecture
very interesting.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-03-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate Of Peter Jensen, deceased
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers to the undersigned at Garland
in the county Of Box Elder, State of
Utah on or before the l4th day Of July +,
A. D., 1908
JOSEPH JENSEN,
sen, deceased.
Nels Jensen,
Atty. for Administrators.
Date Of first publication March 18th
A. ID. 1908 m-l4 all
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-03-14

A vassar girl says that "the
sympathetic smile" is the big.
gest factor in the reformation of
boys. Right in part; it depends
largely on who's behind it.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-03-14

That Pittsburg bulldog that
saved $50 lives by attacking a
Blackhander who was depositing
a boom under a hotel dining
room, deserves a monument
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-03-14

In the District Court Of the First
Judicial District, in and for the
County OF Box Elder, State of Utah.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-03-14
CONFERENCE.
Salt Lake City, April 4, S, 6.

The usual low round trip rates will be
in effect via the Oregon Short Line for
conference. Tickets on sale from all
points up to Spencer. Idaho, and La
Grsnde, Oregon Except Ogden and sta.
tions south) April End to 9Th, inclusive,
limited for return to April 18th. Tickets
on sale at Ogden and stations south,
April LIST to 9th, inclusive, limited to
April 12th. See o. 8, L. agent for fur
Their particulars.
n Il QITRIEy
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-03-14

There is a Judge in Mexico
who appears to be quite as fresh
as new Congressman He
has sentenced women 10 be
silent TOR six months,
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-03-14

Young MIR. Hargis, who kill
ed his father, the KY. feud lead
err, appears to have suffered an
acute attack OF boozes,orm com.
plicated with stuporous cussed-
ness.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-03-14
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult County Clerk or the re-
spective signers for further informa-
ton
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-03-14
ID. L. hurley,

F. F. Gross, Local Agent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-08
RAnlREs aapaf MHafs fGAGsEn 70 200

Suusaner eFvses Puse, s@sJ Yesterday.
10 ssars sunshine the flowers % the garden h'sss
qgo AL toe coee saiafe thrcma Tree ans
ssabo % tse 0sosy all
osss ssae DELAYED awaseeo tie sleeIseg woods sed
sssy i~ss .ed gently Missed the lakes and bay There "a
o. roea is dseordset eoies. ADD II. awakening
sos.ted Through the land
Il day slsn you uestsy gave thanks ~ toe priv
hs<s % l-,ne
No osao o all lss moo men are mostly good. and no
sscsoe OF the people Ike the sermon
Of Nature We are much and truly part Of the creation
flowers aud OF the tide OF vitality that Gibbs and
Rows 10 the world Of things which &C sec and only partly
sAderesno
There are @we - Us who did week day
Moaay eesnn. without feeling bster and rcirehed
Toerc seemed less to Worry trouble about
Let live live. that each day will be like Sunday,
fen sunshns Most troubles homemade and nearly all
perhaps,
Let the seroo Nature preached yesterday guide your
xs<ps
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-08

Acting on this theory. he bought
q fiYe.pound box Of candy. got n
dozen American beauties ON tick. F"
and started In 10 ca; out 'Heinle"
schmidt
nlstruat. anger. amaEsnent and
CONSERVATION dwrlt by turns on De.
las hruN when shr realised Chcs.
teuon eas trying "a make love 20
her Finally she settled down to a
chronic state Of giEgle. and the pic
ture proErcused
Chestertou had spent fully $50 for
Dciia's entertainment when fate
handed him lemon
Two yellow missives we're
chucked at him by pudEy mezsen.
ger boy one morning Della had
not arrived. bat the masterpiece was
nearly finished. and the iury-ail
friends Of his had reserved II a
place on the line 81 the exhibition,
He opened the letter most artiss
ticnlly decorated with finger marks
first. and read
Dear Old Ches Ne and 'Heiaie'
are married He GOT mad about You
giying mo flowers and wouldn't walt
ma longer Heinie' says cant pose
no more. II amt nice.
DELLA SCHMIDT :
The other was less loving. II dis
pensed with Introduction.
You are a brute. and the whole
town Is talking about your Foings
on with that Murphy girl am go
ing home 20 kokomo. and my law.
yer xiil file suit for divorce and all
mony Immediately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-08
HOW SHOULD MEN.
LII APROpOSE2.
~ JEssR m. partition.

you viii be mine. my own. my
wifei'
That in quite thrilling. isn't az
Well. as II happened. ahs had hor
fingers hes. cen the covers Of one
OF the six best sellers. marking
the page on Witch thai proposal
took place Tho scene called Toe
dlmiyIit drawing fooms Of course
it COULDN'T take place on the
street OF Ia trolley eat
Then | questioned d man; How
10 you think u man ought ia ~.
paae -
aM'Aen n fellow begins 10 come
auuvrd regular and. shows an ali.
normal Interest la little brother.
aud Htarea In furniture store win.
dowu aud asks the girl how much
she thinks she could run the house
on. laundry Included. whf. ts~t girl
had better copper re fellows bet
inhtAntsr IL what the man said
and that's about as near AZ mont
WOMEN ever get "a tho proposal Of
the nsseiint'u imagination.
II Ia more romantic Ia hold hands
aud gaze al the moon. but the man
Who spends biz spare moments ma
nrtng out bHilding estimates nlai
looking into the current price Of
lumber IL almost sure 90 be Ia ear
nest. aud you can never tell about
the amateur astronomer People
dont have 10 be- In love Go admire
the moon. aud some people learn
the hand holding habit in school
aud never Set over e.
A woman never has any doubt
Rbani a mans intentions when be
really cares she doesn't have 10
Eef a chart 10 figure out where he
stands On the matrimonial question.
Romance Is dear 10 a woman'n
heart. 10 one but the wumhn ever
knows how dear. but n the right
man should say Ia the right NO
man. 4 think We could get along
on my SALARY ali riEht. what dye
saY 90 taking that fiat I saa telling
Yoa about the other day = she
would mRrff him gladly. even
though a rival nI1uted poetic
phrases and hesought her ON bend,
81 knee TO saw hlm frum an early
grave and esaae torturinE n heart
that was hers for veal az Soe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-08

q n.s . m.s EVER propose the
ws- . wesesso Sss,s him to- lie
DIES eaes. o.. = o. should happen 60
sshse tie rses sse AZ this inter
estiss asnssst. y IL herNuae he il
. e,o0 st1s or spslo other woman
hso sesa esss alns sla.
fao yea ever hear \ mafrla~ w.
eass teliiss sNw Or husband pro
pe.sdf Nix She will tell Aasnost
ever otsar sstail of tn. oour,ahlp.
lssi Sssa e coacs 20 where the
lover y supposed 20 marmur these
saeful words. Dearest. love you
~ ~ wifo. eehe 10 about a. vol.
usle as tse aphinx. @
Perhaps the reason for thia IL
tsat men 80 seldom ask a woman
outright = marry them. and IA tho
woeana Ideas Of what a proposal
should be arr largely draw frum
impossible romanees she feeia that
there IL something lacking Nhrn be
begins 20 talk about furnishing .
flat. taking q TO- Erantsd abe knows
who II EolnE 10 live Ia that fiat with
him.
once asked teyeafoid atrl
hos she thought a mAn ought "a
proposes - a woman He ahauia
take hor "a his arms and tsndeflg
Kiss her iipa. btow and cheek Then
IN a low voice. trembling with sup
pressed feeling no should whisper
close to her esf 4 can. live with
out ynu ! have tried 10 ooaeaeF
my great love and failed. promise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-08
RAFFLES TAUGHT
A SUNDAY SCHOOL
ts,sr Special Service J


LONDON. June sOne Of the
elsyefsS csaehHmen that ever op
rested IN the person Of John frcdcr.
rested 10 the person ~ ohm rredcf
iek spencer. Neii known citizen aud
sunday sehooi teacher. Only 70.
GENTLY he waa given a prize Of 800
Is most respected citizen
dad not Spencer been arrested
while tn the act Of hurEiafiEinn
few would have believed the
charges against him.
lie has made a complete eonfen
sion. 4 was caught ted Handed, e
be said. As there's no uae denying
aaYthlnE | am the ~ called Mr.
Rafflea. to capture whom the ma.
alclpality employed an extra force
Of detectives At eos, Of 81 600
The policapaaxe been hot on the
trail Of the burglar the london
newspapers described a. the
craftsman Tor several months. lie
laatsltied police and detectives
time and sEain
Spzaecfs capture was HrectAcu.
lar II some manner Il came to the
knowledge Of Detective Sergeant
BrlRra Of Leicester that the house
Of Mf. Stevens tn Hendon road
was % broken into on a certain
night The detective. accompanied
by the owner Of the house. waited
IN the DARK for the expected burg
lar
The craftsman dld not dfsap
point them A fierce hand to hand
fght took place between the burg
lar aud The dstsctire. Stevens
could render no assistance. belng
unable to tel In the dark which was
friend and which was foo. Finally
assistance arrived. the burglar cap
tur~a and the lights turned on.
All preasnt were dumbfuunded
The detective Vas aa much sur
priscd a. anyone.
Why. this man has bnen 60
headgssFters repeatedly ~ the last
fos months. he calculated. re.
porting he had se~n suspicious
characters in various piacrs. lie
believed he had found traces OF
the craftsman. and ne acted on
bis advice.
spencer waa wearing gloves
when arrested lie explained hr
had worn them throughout his ca
reer In order that no telliaie finxer
prsnts be left behind. he declared
bic extraordinary success Was due
10 the usa of mysterious powder
said by doctors to consist Of ops
am dusi-hy means of w~ch he
rendered bis Victims u>eonacious.
One victim died from the effects 81
the dust.
ON apencer's person we're found
pieces OF meat saturated with
siryehnlns lie had use them 70
kiil dogs
hurled in hlx back yard we're
found several outfits of the most
upsto date burglars tools.
spencer had taught Sunday
school regularly. lie waa married.
lie said his crimes we're practically
insanity. and he was glad he had
been captured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-08

A esro&se mNesstseud hsa yosy
fusney rs 10 hoy a btees a stock
IN tiee Ssaeu1aa Beech inspsnSe-
unzDf Co. This stock can be ex-
etrsnRess amy iipse wifbis yeas Dor
q ut asd DC sccepted b. the eo~s.
sany al 10 per cent above its cost
70 yea Fks sadloo.k - tbm this
stoei< Win earn yos les per cent
sRefits " rerr csan you fad saf.
af tavestsseat Cab ard st us tell
ron abess Il AZ go Aisssisa fslsR
Par tHfornast4se. Telephone Ind.
ei5ff, 9ssses Main 3rss Chas ".
Crane. asansaper 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-08
'"fTYrGENA~


Late again this morning. Della
ss.soa sr sylvester Chesferton n
the tone enc felt he would uar To.
ward a Yecairttrant chamlsernaid.
4 wss you would learn 20 be on
time
Nv. GO chase YOURSELF .ssofted
tie hssosssg Defer. vesan was calmly
takIss orr her wraps Ia the exact
ce.ser of tho oudio floor.
~sYots iaIsCnases is@ah-ef-a liz
tn erus. cotnssnfes the gentle.
mss ~ vlscd 10 take a little exer
cise. bss before he could she's lola
just where polish was most needed
ase interrupted biIs. That vas IL
las way.
7 Just seo.res Ia wideheimers
Isnaf@acY and that nes pill tsister
ieeY 20 from Milwaukee, his
names sehmias treated me 10 a
susds- Jiuayi ! clean fotgo,
what time II wasI-
Della o'Nurphy. late stAr Iuggier
at 70. business gsen's lunch. bad
be.s discovered BY the artist
with tbs. Pi@sro aae aud vas nov
bis ssodsal
Every 4ay frnes tili ~ h.lia. IN
what she called skimunh thing
I'M. tripsp.d isstly ever the mead.
os'.e Of asp.soo.el. soaring a sheaf ~
fsswe4s ase gfs.sss-s tn her round.
whit. ~ nas. s--sts vas Mr. SylFea.
ter Chessprtos id,ea ~ the way
HfReia." goddess Of health aud
daughter of Aesulapius. killed
Tim. IN ancient Greece.
gheseertou. brIss halted alb
rufaiY between fyEeia and the
de-sp TIVE sol u has suddenly &C
CURED "a bio. there was too much
fleiele" In BIZ models talk lie
bad h.en up afainst the mpdeland.
her hess combination before. lie
wlahsa "fieinie ass been drowned
in the Luyder z@s when an infant.
Much depended On the success Of
bis picture. rent. grocery bills.
new froes for Js-Tstte. and few
tribes like tha. And the picture
depended uyon steady model
He decided To use strategy In
thWartinE Cupid A sure cure for
love. he had read in an old French
book. Was more love
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-08
BRIEFS BY WIRE

Victoria ell orgAa,ze a lodge OF
the q. & 7.
The wife Of Capt Harry "
Uoodail. member OF the ven known
marine firm OF Bennett A goodalli
OF Frisco. has started suit for a.
yoree on Tho grounds % eHtreae
cruelty. d
Ffss destroyed the three Machine
shops Of the Victoria Machinery
Depot company al Victoria SsilW
d.y night. los $4,000. One hun.
dred and fifty men are thrown 0et
uf empleYmoa "A flare from the
moulding room IL thought To hsye
been the oavAe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-08

different city. wis an entirely
changed atmosphere
Then the London Of Dickens still
existed "a great extent. aud one
could atlll see IN London drawing
rooms many 1T those who had made
the great Victorian era Of English
letters famous. There we're Geo.
Eliot. browning. Anthony Trollape,
Chaa Reade. Matthew Arnold. Tom
Hughes. Huxley Herbert Spencer,
Lord Leighton aud many others To
day Il b. new school that confroutH
AZ. a school that. while not lack
ing tn talent. Is immeaaurnbly dif-
fereut."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-08

drinking pool walked All a brood Of yo,nn
crushed Of them earth szain Shet Il
confessed thing happen a hv, -
adhere fiction In selling about this any the r
frog finally home from the Congress
called ae shortage het progeny did yo 60
remarked How could ~ De lat vo.
him jump FIRST and look 4. x -
bis fault ma her said ..f he only had feet 10 es -
with. while the beast had four some hss
The laying aside her breath swe.s =
like she trying take tho whole on one 80
Of skinned f -
Cease mother puff yourself out said her or yo mi
ahpe iaceE Take from
alongside oh replied liz -.
all the bigger he's be II he into can =
pressed beef" Which show that you argue va
tut. Frog.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-08

LONDON. June s-sDnriuK the
30 vests 81 my stay In London great
changes have come over the city.
declared Edwin A. Abbey. The Amer
lean artist on the eve OF hiH ds-
parturo for the United stats~ 10
plaos bis paintinle Ia the Pennsyi
vAniA cnpllol Today Il 10 quito a
Panama City pilot., 1908-09-10
In the Eagles" TalOhS.

In commenting upon recent ar
ticle in the PILOT relative to our mail
service the Dothan Eagle of last week
has the following:
"The editor never forgets for a
minute that his interests and those of
the officials of the road, are mutual,
so much so that after writing much
stuff where the fault should be placed,
he finds that DOthan is to blame, to
some extent
The editor of the PILOT ackn owl
edges the truth of the accusation of
mutuality of interests. For 80 years
he has been aiding in developing diff
ferent sections of the country from
the stand point of a railway official,
and has yet to learn of the success
of single location without its in
terests and those of its roads being
treated as mutual.
If Dothan succeeds in becoming
what its location warrants, the me-
tropolis of South East Alabama, it
will be done only through systematic
mutually and reciprocity between its
Panama City pilot., 1908-09-10
HarbOr Improvement.

We are pleased to note the follow
ing relative to Dothan taking action
in the matter of opening up this har-
Dor from letter just received from
the Dothan Commercial Club.
"From this point we are starting a
broad campaign among our southern
towns and cities with congressman
senator's, the waterways commission
ETC., for the purpose of having st
Andrews Bay opened up. OF course
your interest and our interest is the
same in this matter, and we will
thank you to furnish US with all the
facts and figures pertaining to the
pass, and bay, and your immediate
section, that you have on hand"
The PILOT has complied with this
request SO far as is within its power,
and would ask its readers who may
be in possession of any facts that will
aid the promotion of the interests
referred to, to forward them to that
Club.
The government survey is being
carried on as rapidly as Mr. Turtle
and his crew can do the work, but ii
will take some time yet to complete
it. In the mean time this gentleman
should be furnished with the facts as
to the amount of business that will
pass through this pert, to and from
the interior, that he may be enabled
to incorporate in his report to the
Department statement of the pros
pective tonnage that would pass
through this harbor upon the deep
ening of the entrance.
Panama City pilot., 1908-09-10
l.. ). Steel CO.

When this company bought out the
bulk of the southern iron interests at
Birmingham last Fall, when they were
forced to a sale through ane Trust
created panic, the PILOT editorially
stated that those well acquainted with
the practices of the Steel Corpora
ton we'll knew 'to what extent that
corporation will 60 to throttle and
destroy those properties or districts
they do not control, or that are not
yielding them the greatest profit"
The PILOT's views were at that time
treated by some of its contemporaries
as pessimistic and uncalled for. Last
weeks Manufacturers Record had a
lengthy communication setting forth
the effects already produced through
this unlimited ownership of the south
ern steel properties.
All steel is sold by the L. S. Steel
Co., whether manufactured at Bir-
mingham, or elsewhere, at what is
known as the Pittsburgh rate, with
freight added. That is if the freight
from Pittsburgh to Birmingham be 80
cents per hundred, that is added to
the Pittsburgh price of steel, and no
steel can be sold at Birmingham for
less than that. Therefore all points
that should be supplied from the
latter place at manufacturers prices
have now to pay the Pittsburgh rate
with freight added, which destroys
all possibilities of local manufacturers
who have heretofore been using
southern steel made in the Birming-
ham district, competing with their
northern neighbors.
This is but one effect of the created
panic acquired purchase. But it is
one that is disastrous TO any one pro-
posing to use steel in manufacturing
in the south, and as this writer in the
Record states will compel the moving
of such manufactures to northern
points.
The Steel Trust is possibly the most
heinous and devastating combination
that the South has ever had to deal
with. But they are so solidly entrench-
ed behind our present tariff laws that
they can snap their fingers at the
suffering manufacturers and people
and contemptuously ask them "what
they are going to do about it?'
Panama City pilot., 1908-09-10
PANAMA CITY. FLA. SEPT. 10. 1908.
VermOntS Election.

There was time and not so many
years ago when the managers of the
two great political parties watched
the returns from the Vermont Sep
tember election, as closely as the
mariner watches his glass at this sea-
son of the year. 1t was noted that to
a certain extent it foretold the DO
litical conditions of the Nation. If
there was to be an upheaval, Ver-
monts vote presaged it. If there was
little or no change it was equally as
emphatic.
Possibly like conditions relative to
its import hold at the present time.
1t has been said, based upon results
in presidential years in the past, that
unless that state gave over 25, 900 Re-
publican plurality the Democratic
candidate would probably win.
In 1892, when Cleveland was elect
ed, Vermont gave but 10, 7O2 Republi-
can plurality. In 1902, at McKinleys
election, the Republican plurality was
29,719. In 1904 Roosevelt had a plu-
rality of 3O,6S2.
The figures of the recent election
show that the Rel ublicans have a
plurality of 90 1916, or over 4 900 above
the danger line.
The election also showed that the
Hearst vote reduced the Democratic
membership in the State legislature,
another evidence that Hearst's party
is damaging to the Demo cratic party.
1t can be truthfully said that no
change was looked for in the stand
ing of the voters in Vermonl. Itwas
a state that held but few Floating
voters" was influenced but little by
the foreign vote, and even less by
the natural increase of native voters.
Owing to these conditions neither
party are basing their hope for sue
cess in November upon the returns
from Vermont.