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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-05

another speaker gets up ri Is the
pamphlet and the other literature which
! IS sent out by the ton which harm
fhey are crowded with nisstatements.
! understand this literature in the Unit
| ed states is even holder than ove,, hnro
| hepressiNe legislation should start with
me suppression Of much of this stuff,
| AGREE WITH PRESIDENT.
Herbert Nield tho Conservative N
| Z. for Ealing, one of the OUTLYING dis
tifcts of London said Tho ventila- Il
ton Of opinion freely in the parks is
! nndoubtedly wise thing The Grim
ina' records prove that the English i
system is without question better than
the renressivo policy If the police Of
many of the other countries The
American situation have not studied.
but certainly agree With President
Roosevelt that anarchism must be
STAMPED out, and believe that all
nations should join hands in this
endeavor''
and there are scores OF other prom
inent men who hold exactly the same
opinion among the Socialist leaders,
BERNARD Shaw. H. G. Wells Rev r.
j. Campbell. Sir Sidney oliver. COVER
nor Of Jamaica, and, Of course. Keir
Hardie and his lieutonants; among
the anti-Socialsts. the Earl Of
Wemyss, lord BaIfon of Burleigh.
Lord Avebury, Sir FeliX Schuster, the
great banker
THEY ARE GRADUATES.
Most strange 10 say, the men TO
whom free speech Is so largely due
are now In the seats of the mighty.
They are John Burns. cabinet min
istel: Asqulth, the prime minister
Cunningham Graham, who claims 10
be The Tightful Earl Of Strathearn.
Airth and Menticth. and according IL
many gcnealoGists. the rightful king
of Scotland and England Burns
and Cunningham Graham We're ar
rested with others charged With So
ditious conspiracy because ot the
riotine on February S, 1886 Asquitl
doomed II, = largely in their defense US
Of the police as much Us the ieertng
from the fashionable West End club
windows az the enormous procession
81 The great uuwaShet' passed that
caused tho rinting. Windows We're
broken to the tune Of $4,000, but
Burns aAd other leaders finally gut
3ontrol OF the mob.
BEFORE BURNS REFORMED"
Burns ard his friends were acquft-
ed Of the charge hut the police chief
vas retired from tile force For
more than a Year, meetings continued
o be held, Burns being the man
Who waved the red flag The Social
SIS held many great church paraGes,
skiing preachers Of different churches
o preach them a special sermon. In
his way the Socialists and unemploy-
d were able To march in procession
nd to hold pubic meetings elsewhere
han IN HSdo Park aud Trafalgar,
quare. There WAS on Feb, -. 1887.
memorable church parade 10 ST.
'auiS cathedral and q mob OF So,
90, unable to get in gathered IN ana
round the churChEard. Afterward as
be procession started for tlls
names embankmcnt q riot was al
lost caused BY the attempt Of the
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-05
UNIQUE TREATMENT.

s$ M, 80, $780,.
81 Jjfrsrs from, ,nnst =,
IA actor IN tbat II 10 " .,iis clial-
@ the idea tbat forc,s,i 5oll
III omanate from, nar,ai,, no - i,caiills
M gifted With healing noya,s rrhn ~ =, Z
III ebo.thera ncutic dns,, ~ psS-
| human being ;s snrro,,pdoG ~, ,,,,, y,
III known MS an ..aurn !" IN, 49,, -
Nh n no,,,,n,, .,iis aura, ~ lssihs
M otbnn,t tui ,ous atihosphere. The auras
"a stanSa.ns ~ ~ su,,s3r'ne doctors. for IN
Of Gsaa sod " maat.e 70 altect the auras
q hands m an II II, ,nn.,s ~ plarlns ms
tor can , ~, ~, y te,son me psychic doc
aura from 's bis n l'ios. OF the disease
that natinrt us b bt,,l ana return to
ANYHOW that is tl,a 49,; iisLeau,
cures at th,s o5,oo,. t ,,;e ui'.iolipted
planned 'o9pi.ai are eH-
,,,,,,
GREEN THE PROPER COLOR
.s u all sounds weird enough, but the
rsna,';,, VI me human rays have been
lion Nsn ~ demonstrated TO the satisfac-
Dr. Pa,aa soV'' nIaiN french scientists
cradoa !, ., y. rams mas not only sue
has iny ~ .pl,otosraphins the rays, but
pr,ater S wbeh d = .'aehine, called the bi-
NJ ~, !. Ni'cll SHOWS now many degrees 4
Inc nasso az oaic force, each human be
uiso t ,al,n, Frof James Coates has
rnanations7 80 az, p, ~ of various
rays l. ~. ana the reality of human
II , ssan,. my accepted pretty generally,
q ba ah,, solhe psychic doctor claims
normal msh, " see these rays even in
color II istt ana to distinguish their
person's n1,I,, 'i r. that the color of each
ns s.e, = you have a grey aura, or
yery rood your health will not be
choIv Ill d.. ana you will be of a melan-
sresn w. s'rp s whereas yellow or
coor ba. sit .p Is a good one. Every |
that a 'vJn,n ~ slgnifieancc. l am told
aba va ,io,st aura is a highly desir-
every ts,,aSy, possessed by few. Not
The rays nor IL sot thi can, however, see
"a ual All the doctor S ,,ans, essen-
NAT the rays exist ~, ,.e a., 20 SNOW Is
ca operated m ana mat they can
uvn..
A. - Noi1SM ALSO.
m RE We cho-Therapeutic bosnit.,l
.oom$ ~, street, there are two 1nrrc
hi ah Giultained off with praan t.,na e
na,nbas'c divides the rooms IN M,
tlcIp l. ~ small cubicles. In each NJ
tents roa, couch, upon which the M
sit m ', ZINE While the .one,ato,.,,,
Nhsre o ,mrlr sides. In most MACS
.trcattna,nat res are effected bv n1entai
III ths o. >. NEpnotism is resorted RI bn,
.llen, NJ STycho- Therapeutic esta bIinh
Its se,In. .e hypnotism, is recornissd
The tFoa ,n, used, except in cases whare
tufice ', G OF the rays viii not
i combinad' inetimes. mild hypnotism
s1 n; -" inc treatment OF the
nfl . 3 81 \
The state herald., 1908-11-27

Claim OF G NJ Hit for a75 for services as
sheriff was allowed for 215
Claim of g NJ Hit for 1900 guarding X Stout
WAS allowed fer 100
Claim of G NJ Hit for "a " for services as sher
III was allowed for 27OJ
Claim of tiM Hit for 2lo0 for sheriff was al
lowed for 2ioJ
Claim of G NJ Hit for 60 for servicesa rs sher
i'll was allowed for co
Claim of NJ Hit for2 ei for services rs sher
III was allowed for 2o5
Claim of G. NJ. Hit for 1910 for services as
sheriff was allowed for 1910
Claims of John Hamilton for co for services
z ding after registration sup prects allowed 70
On motion the county treasurer is hereby in
struc ted 10 rebate the sum Of the the 1870 tax
the Q }. 3i6-is to G Summers as the same
was erroneously assessed 1t still being goyern-
ment land.
Board adjourned 10 meet Nov 1903 atgam
Holyoke Colo Nov 8 1905
Board met pursuant 10 Adjournment present
Henry Mitchell chairman W O Heller and } A
berg commissioners and Leon kcpler clerk
Claim of W Correll sor 30 for services for
guarding Il 5 Stout was allowed for %
Claim of oimsted for /. IS for services a.
county treasurer was allowed Tor ~ Is
On motion the county treasurers monthly re-
port was ordered filed
Claim OF J q Richardson for % for election
work was allowed for $50
Claim of W II Show for So Ss for salary Us as
se.sor was allowed for 50 SO
Claim Of II Painter for 262 9s for publish
ing commissioners proc .edingsand notices was
allowed for g7a -
Claim Of I Crist for Ill 10 for stationer
and printing was allowed for Ia is
Claim Of U Anderson for 10 50 for services as
aitnsss in J Fresmeer case allowed for ~ 81
County assessor filed his abstract of assess
ment Of Phillips county for the year 1908 show
ing the total net assessment of sio,s,s'9,
On motion the amounts were appropriated for
several officers and various funds. slO.20o.
| On motion the board hereby make a levy Of 9'i
mills on the assessed valuation of the county to
meet the above appropriation OF sio,eCo.
On motion the board approved the levy Of i!
mills for state purposes and also the military
/ poll tax ei on each male inhabitant not exempt
BY law.
On motion the board hereby levya tax OF
mills for tho support u the schools Of the county
and mills for the county high school "a recon.
msnded in tho commun ication Of co supt
On motion the board hereby approve the lew
Of is'i mills for the town OF Holyoi.e for ensu'
ing year recon Hended in the cominunicHa0l
OF " @ Holland town clerk and recorder.
On motion the board hereby make a levy OH
mills on the ass ,ssed valuation for the support
Of poor mid for road and bridge purposgs,
mill for continge fund and mills for thg out
standing dept funt.
On motion the board hereby make and orisi
leyey Il 81 mills on the dollar os the l-s'
valuation Of Phillips county for the bond inter
The state herald., 1908-11-27
est fund.

est fund.
On motion the board hereby approve all the a.
boye and foregoing leves.
Claim of u |. Harmon for 765 for services rs
witness in Stout case 765
Claim of John Wright for services as juror in
stout case was allowed for bla
indpewas allowed for 10
Claim of W Holland for 9s 10 for services as
county Judge was allowed for 2s ~
Claim of W Holland for 70 O5 for services as
county Judge was allowed for 1905
Claim of W q Holland for 10 30 for services Is
county judge was allowed for lO W
Claim of W Holland for 1905 for services as
clerk of dist court was allowed for /! u
Claim Of W Holland for 3i.e0 for service rs
t,o indc. was allowed for $3.50
Claim of W G Holland for 10 for Co judge
yvos ailoved for $50
Claim of 5 y Ollie for Is 30 for services as road
vieser was allowed for 10 20
Claim OF A l. WhitIey for ID 40 for services as
road viewer was allowed for IS 40
Claim Of Paul Renck for Is 80 for services rs
road viewer was allowed for Is 90
Claim OF Bert Evans for as for erecting and
making booths in prect allowed for 80
On motion the county treasurer is hereby in
structed to accept the fac1 Of the tax in full pay
mont of the 1897 tax and interest on the \ 81
i-lG on application OF Nj Delander us agent FOR
the owner of 5, id land, provided payment is
made within 81 days.
Ilaim OF JABerg for2s 20 for services as county
commissioner wns allowed for IS 20
Claim of Henry Mitchell for 81 20 for services
as county commissioner was allowedf for 81 u
Claln OF W c Heller for "a 10 for services as
county commissioner was allowed for II 40
Claim OF IL Moore for " 80 for road work
WAS allowed for u 50
| Claim Of Chas Chaney for l2 90 for road over.
seer was allowed for 1890
| Claim OF C A Stiles for services in election
work was allowed for $50
Board adjourned to meet DeeI las at
o'clock a m. or at call OF chairman
! certify the above 10 be correct.
LEON KEPLER. Clerk
The state herald., 1908-11-27

Claim of ] n Ford for a 90 for medical attend
Claim of Estella Summers for 1889 for ser as
co supt telegram express was allowed for 4S3'
Claim Of Q Allen for Is for services as
juror in co court in Stout case allowed for ID
Board then proceeded to take up the matter OF
road viewers report and protest against adoption
OF same in petition OF Il. i. Martin ct al to-wit
commencing at the southeast corner OF thesouth
east ar % sec 10 in township n In T ~ in Phil
lips cqurty thence east on the section line be-
tween sections /, and %, IA and 81, u ~ in said
tp7nriiw " continuing on same section line be
tween sections IS and 10, IL and -, 10 and a. Is
aud 90, II and 20 70 aud 81 in said tp and -
and continuing Oh same section line between
sections is and ~ and l7 and 20 to point
whsre said section line in terects the Colorado
Nebraska state line, also commencing at the
southeast corner Of the southeast or Of sec 10
tp u thence north one mile on the range line
between sec iS in tp ! ~ and sec IS in tp q
Il the nprthcastcor of the qr Of sec i3 tp !
mr. ~ W thence running south on the range line
between sec 1884, 1896 in - and soc ls-le3o-Sl
in ~ and continuing south between l-i2-i3 OF
i3 and 81 and Il Of 42 to the southeast corner
Of the e or OF sec y % thence in south
ensterly direction to n point about % rods west
of the southeast corner of the southwest or OF
sec ~ I3, also commencing at the north eas,
corner o- the e lr ef sec rs ~ thence run.
ming south ON the section line between section.
Is II, 10 80 a0-ea ~ 31, in township u W to
the southwest corner Of said sec ~ TO the
in torscct lot OF said township line with the
Colorado Nebraska state line thence north on
the Colorado Nebraska state line to n poin
whore said state line intersects the section lins
between sec sand IL IN tp7 r I? also com
menciug at the southwest eyrner Of tho sw or oi
sec ~ In tip : n q " thence east on the sec line
between sec 10 and 20, 10 and % in tp n 4. "
to a point where said section line intersects the
Colorado Nebraska state line.
Except that part of the above described whicl
lies on the state between Colorado and Nebras
la.
After duly considering the protest rs fled n
gainst the report Of tho road viewers in the mat
ter Of the road petition Of II + Martin ct al, OF
motion the said protest II ovcr-ruled, and III,
board OF co commissioners do hereby reject III.
SAID report and after further considering tn
same do hereby establish said road as prayed fol
in said petition with theesception OF that por
ton running dagonaily 4 aero-. tho W u ~ 81
and instead to run along the west side as saiC
quarter section thence east along the south sid
Of SAID quarter section to the Q corner Of SAM
also that portion running between scc Se-7-f
and see s-G ~ and instead to run along the one
half scction lines between the north =. Of 81 q
and the south hal' of the same.
County sherid's monthly rvport for Sep; iaN
was ordered fled.
County shtrIiI's monthly report for Oct 100
was Unictei fled.
( Claim Of 6 NJ Hill for 2; for boarding
Stout days was allowed for Sc,
The state herald., 1908-11-27
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.
nolyoke Coo Nov 9 1908

Board met pursuant to adjournment present
Henry Mitchell chairman IA Berg and W Hell
Ter commissioners pud Leon kepler clerk.
Minutes of last meeting read and approved
CIain Of r y Warren for q 90 for care and
board Of Alex Warren for sept and Oct was
allowed for "a
BOARD continued in session waiting FOR the
abstract Of total assessment OF Phillips county
which has not been filed rs provided by law. and
the clerk Of this board is hereby instructed TO
order the county assessor To complete and file
the same with the county clerk on or before
Thursday Nov, ., 1905
County clork's mouthly statment for Oct 1905
was ordered nlod.
Claim OF Leon Kcper for 1913 for services as
county clerk was above d 10 3i4i
Claim Of Loon Kcplcr for % II for postage
dray1gv freight etc was allowed for % II
Claim OF I 4 Latta for g o5 for services as
juror at Inquest Of Andrew Erause wa. allowed
for s2q;
Claim Of Vim 7 Decker for :? a5 for service.
us juror at inquest OF Andrew krau,e was al
lowed for seq,
Claim Of V Canady for s. Is for services Us
iourur in co court In stout case was allowed
for sai;
claim Of town Of lIolyoke for so G7 for excess
water ard qr and minimum lth qr 1908 was al
Lowell for $40 81
Claim OF J 7 Montcith for - 81 for services n.
JUNIOR at inquest Of Andrew Krauso was allowed
Tor S2@
Claim Of Han, { Peterson for 81 90 for road
work was allowed for o. 0'
.Clain ct Amou L Hart for 5s % for orseryices a.
s'rno1rapher in district court was allowed IS O
Claim Of Hubert Work foI y3 % for hospital
care Of stastney Hassemcier and Ham wa'
allowed for $50
claim Of Isaac Grayem TO- Is 20 or services
- I4pifnr was allowed for Is It
Claim Of Stella Sears for % for washing
for strNnd was allowed for so
Claim Of Ont West Printing Co for IS o5 fcr
election supplies was allowed FOR d q
Claim Of NJ c Kelly for 80 for services as
bahia District court WIS allowed for 7S
Claim Of Roy Goddard for . Is for services a
vitHoss atinuuest Of Andryw Hrsuse allowed2 u
Claim Of = N smith for 10 Is for expert Wit
uoss stout case was allowed FOR lOi
Claim OF Out wc,t Printing Co for IooQo 70
supplic- w8s allowed for loo y
E5arI adjourned to meet Nov iieos a,gan
tlolyukr. tolo, Nov iaU3
R1trd met pursuant TO nd! !oug nment present
a Borg chairman " g. Ilcllcl .lnd HEMP Mitch
I'll commissioners and Leon k-plcr clerk
claim Of ia. Young Tor " for coal for stran'
vas allowed for IS
claim OF Ja, Young Tor is5 90 for coal 70
court house w1S allowed for l'3
The state herald., 1908-11-27
SALES AGENTS WANTED.

5000 per week of 400 per cent profit
All samples, stationery and art cata-
logue free. We want one permanent
agent in this locality for the lagest
picture and frame house in America.
Experience unnecessary. We instruct
you how to sell our goods and furnish
the capital. If you want permanent,
honorable and profitable position, write
US to day for particulars, catalogue and
samples. Frank W. Williams Co., l2l4
W Taylor ST., Chicago. III.
The state herald., 1908-11-27
TOWN LOT SALE.

will offer at public sale on Satur'
day Nov. 2s at p. m. lots Z and s il
block Il, lot 9 in block "A. Two OF
these are already connected with the
city water main. Also 10 acres Of land
south of L. l.. Lanes. If you desire
these lots or tract for building or in
yestment they go at your price.
o. G. Zingg.
The state herald., 1908-11-27
BRING THE SCHOOL CHILDREN.

To the Sears Hotel Dec. 1l-l2, l9Os,
where DR.. Sapero, the well-known eye,
ear, nose and throat specialist of Den,
yer, will examine their eyes and yours
free. Come early.
The state herald., 1908-11-27

4
The Detroit times., 1908-05-07

~1OME time last October | was
III asked 10 answer the question:
AT what age are a woman
nj affections the strongest!
The Detroit times., 1908-05-07
~FHF SWAN WHO STOLE THE EARTH

/ from the bottom of the airship and
gritten on the gravel path The "Dt
stood as steady as an old cab horse
on a rank. The men climbed out or
her without a word and lifted out the
bell.
"The paths as good as any place."
said Strong. and they laid the bell on
the gravel. Fine" he said. Now
! am perfectly certain we can do any
thing. The newt bit OF business Will
be trifie more exacting and trihe
more exciting. but we cannot possibly
fail All aboard" he cried. gally but
below his breath, and they clambered
back again.
The telescope legs OF the "Di" drew
In the hull with the sinuous move-
ment OF snial drawing into its shell.
The DR. rose into the air. Now they
headed south again and fioated over
the roof OF iiedza House, across the
plantation. and so for a little distance
above the high road TO the Feathers
Inn Here Strong put the helm hard
over. and for three or four hundred
yards or SO they headed due east.
They were low down, just escaping
the topmost branches OF a wood. A
little way beyond. Langley, straining
through his glasses. could see an old
mansion lying lost In slumber. At the
edge OF the wood Strong dropped still
lower. and kept the DR. lying close
In among the branches OF the trees at
the edge OF thed rive
This, said he. lis Stapleton House,
the abode or Lady Stapleton. | ex-
plain the fact because you are such
| stay-at-home kind of person that you
probably do not know even the geog-
raphy OF your immediate neighbor-
hood
Langley nodded.
Strong leant back In the "Di'' and
began TO speak as one delivering a
mock lecture. III may inform you
he said, that Stapleton House Is FAM
Gus for It's magnificent state bedroom.
| am told that II is gloomy apart
ment, running for some fifty feet. over
the main entrance. which Is sheltered
by porch. Lady Stapleton. may fur.
| ther inform you you. for particular
edihcation. is an ancient dame whose
only JOY In life is 10 wear the full
regalia of the family heirloom jewels
every night at dinner. She is "A per-
son who has no faith in any one In
the world except herself. and SD
these jewels. which are worth a kings
ransom. are kept by her ladyship In
her own room
II is common gossip. too, that she Ia
exceedingly careless as TO their hous.
ing at night Indeed, the rumor has
even reached me that they lie jumbled
together In an old jewel case on her
dressing table. IL that Is so then our
theft will be easy. AS the Americans
would say. am going to lift the jew
els"
Good Lord said Langley you
are not really going To steal them."
Yes" said Strong. II am. | am
really going 10 steal them. Not for
my own personal gain as far as lucre
is concerned, not 10 sell them or pawn
them, or do anything with them which
Will bring me profit. but for the pur.
pose OF reading an extremely whole
some lesson 10 her ladyship. and
far more wholesome lesson TO another
gentleman 10 whose establishment
you shall be presently introduced"
Strong peered intently at the old
house lying about couple OF hun
dred yards or so away.
Go he Conttsued.D
The Detroit times., 1908-05-07
Woman's Happiest Years
Her Love and Enjoyment Of Life Are Deeper in Middle
I4pe Than tn YOUTH

Men. who delight in assuring us that
they are our mental superiOrs IN all
the sciences and arts; men. who have
developed their brains and grown
great and wise and wonderful in every
direction save one. have yet TO learn
that wife OF middle age-which Is
the very zenith OF life-is no more
ready TO settle down" into the dull
commonplace OF understood" affec-
ton than is the sun az midday ready
10 set behind the western hills.
Every day meet bright, intelligent,
intellectual men whose lives are filled
with worldly aims and ambitions. and
who are supremely unconscious OF or
Indifferent TO the fact that their wives
are starving for expressed affection.
Wives Suffer Heart-Hunser.
have heard men laughingly refer to
sentiment as a thing outliyed or sub
merged in the sea OF reality, and use
the plural, indicating tk-.t they be-
iieved the condition was mutual, when
have been the confidante OF the heart.
hunger and restless discomfort OF the
wives who were included In this plural
reference.
Thousands OF American men today
believe they are the most unselfish
and devoted OF husbands. because they
are giving brain. mind and body to
business. with the idea OF bestowing
luxuries upon their families.
They have no hour for calling. no
time for recreation, no evening for so
cial life OF entertainments. and no i'm
n -. e.
wives.
They return home tired. nervous. ir-
ritable or sleepy, and think the wife.
unreasonable who complains. since
they are giving all their energies tor
her comfort and pleasure.
Yet her comfort and pleasure would
be tenfold II the husband were to- es-
cort her about occasionally with the
same loyer-like attention OF his days Of
wooing. and II he were able 20 talk 10
The Detroit times., 1908-05-07
Dinkelspiel and His Friend Oscar.

Den he crawled ouid from unter yun
OF der seats und set py his wife, MY
darlink, vas you hurted?"
Der wife stood up smiling ind re-
sponsed. mo. belofed, not efen
leedle bruise on der elbow; vas you
hurted?"
Not scratch on der premises" re-
sponded Oscar. und NIT dis he doubled
up his fists. hauled of and soaked der
wife OF his boozum yust ware der nose
steps in between der two eyes.
scream eggscaped from her vich
could be heard four miles as der crow
flies, und as der blood fell from her
nose she moaned, "Ach, Himmel. Os-
car. how could you do It. You vas
always so polite in public, how could
you do 1t, Right on der boogle, NIT
ouid provocationment, how could you
do it,"
Silence" yispered Oscar. as der
rescuers vas coming In der car; how
could We get any money ouid Of der
railroad company II neider yum OF us
vas hurried? | hat TO smash you In
self-defense OF the family pocketbook. -
But Wy not turn der blow on your
own face, Oscar" she groaned. How
could you smash your darlink wife,
how could you"
Because you spent most OF your
time in der house, responsed Oscar,
hiding der handkerchief. so dot Wit
nesses could see der imitation OF der
battle OF Gettysburg vich her face vas
CHING. You doan'd eggspect me tn
walk around init a black eye. do You,
my darlink! Dot would not be a nice
idea for der bread-vinner OF der fam
fly now would IT."
Und yust den der conductor rushed
in und Oscar claimed five t'ousand
dollars damages.
Ain'd he der limick?
Yours NIT luff
ID. DINKELSPfEI.
Per George v. Hobart.