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The Delta independent., 1908-06-26

WITH HIS ARMS AND LEGS.
only simple cold in the head. When
you and were babies and had It our
mothers called 1t case of the snuff
fies Any one that goes TO bed with
the grip is person OF weak charac-
ter
HAS character anything TO do with
it?"
1T has everything TO do with 1t. BY
character ! mean mostly will power
Just imagine me going to bed with the
snufiics. will your Ha, ha. ha, If we
had n boy three years old and he gave
up to II I'd spank him.
II thought yesterday ! was going
TO have IT,"
And you probably will. You are
Just one OF these namby pamby sort
that get IT. oh. yes. you'll have 1t. but
don't look for any sympathy from me.
This house has got TO run right along
just the same"
But suppose you get itT''
What. What.' shouted Mr.. Bow
ser as he bolted piece OF chop and
nearly choked over II. Woman. don't
class me with that crowd. Suppose
the heavens fall? Suppose We have
ten earthquakes this afternoon? Sup
pose our blamed old yaller cat turns
green tonighty | get the grip-I, Bow
serr'
But Mr.. Bowser go. 1t. and. like all
good things, II came suddenly. That
evening he sat reading and smoking
and saw paragraph TO which he
wished to call Mrs Bowser's attention
II. a. ~,
and he got them out. but they sounded
as II he had his head in an empty bar
rel
whatever is the matter with your
voicey asked Mrs. Bowser as she
turned ON him.
Moth moth nothing he croaked like
raven as he sat up and turned white.
"Are you holding marbles in your
mouthY''
NO rve-I've just got some
something ng-the-the'-
''Ycs. you've Just got something the
matter with you. and l can tell you
what Il is. It's case OF laryngitis,
and laryngitis is form OF the grip.
Every body around here has been taken
that way. Have you got sore
throatf"
Ayes" was the husky reply as he
swallowed and nodded his head.
And you are feverish and have got
regular case of the grip. That is,
you will have 1t II you are namby
pamby sort OF man. What you want
to do Is to exercise your viii power.
Just keep saying over and over to your
self that you won't have II. Say that
II IL only case OF baby snufiles.
Say
Mr.. Bowser jumped up and went
through all kinds of motions with his
arms and legs. At the same time he
sounds he could make consisted of n
whccze like n wind broken horse being
galloped uphill. Then he turned to
the telephone and pointed.
"You mean for me to telephone the
doctor? Very we'll"
Doctor Called In.
Mrs. Bowscr announced over the wire
twenty minutes later the doctor was
there. He put the handle of spoon
on Mr.. Bowser's tongue and pressed 1t
down for look and then cheerfully
announced.
"Ycs; It's laryngitis and the most
beautiful case of II l have seen this
year. I'd like to bring five or six med
ical students around here to look ut It.
I'll give you something for 1t. but It's
sure to last week anyhow. Beautiful
The Delta independent., 1908-06-26
B0WSER HAS THE GRIP
Laid Up In House For Week and
Loses Power of Speech.
HAD RIDicuLED AILMENT.

Will Force of Which He Boasted Proves
Failure When He Tries to Defy
Disease-His Voice Returns After
Interview With Tramp.
Copyright. 1906 by T. C. McClure.l
At the breakfast table Mrs. Bowser
was telling of three different neighbors
that had the grip and were laid up in
bed and she had jumped from that to
say that New York had 100000 cases.
Boston 100000. Chicago 100000 and
Philadelphia over 100000 when Mr..
Bowser put down his coffee cup to re-
ply:
"Bosh, Bosh, Don't talk to me Of
baby diseasesv'
why. the grip this year is a pretty
serious thing with most every body"
she protested.
''All bosh. II 1t wasn't for the doc
tors and druggists no one would know
he had it. What they call grip is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-18
EUREKA.

The ladies of The !. u. :. church gave
a basket social AT the Westinghouse last
evening. There was an interesting
program. together with games, and the
evening was most enjoyably spent
Mi aud Mrs. j, II. McChYs,al and
son. Arthur, OF salt Lake, left this
week for southern California. where
they win spend the remainder of the
winter.
James Knowles was in the capital city
this Week.
Miss Eta Matthews is spending a
visit with her brother Fred, at Nephi.
p r. Ware OF tho Swansea mine at
silver returned last Sunday evening
from II WISH of few days with Mrs
Ware ana the children AZ Payson
Mr. and Mrs Charles Kruger were
the guests Of friends az Provo satur-
day ana Sunday
Mrs, Gus FRANKIE and children rc-
turned on Sunday night from a wish
With Mr.. FRANKIE at Salt Lake.
Charles Cryger, John Rowe, C. Il.
Hlisn ana II, e.. Hlgsou attended a
meeting Of The Masonic lodge at Provo
last Saturday evening.
Mrs McGohn ana children OF Provo
have been visiting relatives in Eureka
thls week
supt John Roundy OF the knight
mines spent the early part of the week
with his family At Provo.
Dr. Harvnle returned 20 Robinson
Monday He left MIS-. harvielle ana
daughter IN Los Angeles, where they
VIII remain for a month,
Manager clark OF The Tintic Mercan-
tile company was ia splt Lake this
cock.
Mr.. ana Mrs. George raNman were
over from SILVER City Wednesday.
Nil and MIS-, n, Gusimdi wore IN
salt Lake on i visit this Week
Mrs, ID. J Holland. formerly Miss
Mamie Malvey of Eureka, Is here from
Park city 70 visit among friends ana
relatives.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-18
DrsEPEr EVENING NEWS SATURDAY JANUARY Is 1905

a. q Guthail Of Payson hns spent
the week here visiting with Mr. and
Mrs Frank Mediation.
r. @. WINNER and son. II s. VIM
mer both of Salt Lake. were in 1intic
Wednesday and Thursday
Mrs William Grossbeck who has
been visiting her mother ln suit Lake.
IS NOW making her home at The Hotel
Mammoth at Robinson.
Supt r. a. Brown of The Centennial
Eurcka mine returned from % Visit with
his family at Salt Lake Monduy eve-
ming
Capt George 4. Bridges left Eureka
Wednesday afternoon for Milford,
whore he will spend the balance OF The
winter
Henry Wall and Miss Della Fields
went Ca salt Lake Thursday afternoon
to witness the Land of Nod" perform
ance. Mr. Wall viii leave ON Satur-
day for San Francisco, where he VIII
remain for a few months
Mr.. and Mrs. C. e, Hutsh returned
Sunday evening from couple of days
visit With the Formers PARENTS in
Payson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-18

Mr.. J &, Alfred has gone on miss
sion 10 New York
Mr.. Charles d. Gray LEFT Tuesday ior
the southern states sion field.
Mr. Jacob 3ushmau Of FairvieW mas
been isiting Lehi relatives ana friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Victor Thomas Of
Vernon. are visiting Lehi relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Rohcu Evans OF Lo-
gan have been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. samuel Worsenerott OF Paysoh
pvans
spent The first of the week VISITING ms
daughter, Mrs. W. W southWorth'
Mrs. f. A. KrlSham Of Raymond
Canada has joined her husband wheie
they win make their future home
Mr.. Horny Glib and daughter Of Ma
prath. Canada. have been visiting MT,
and Mrs. James Halwod'
NIrs. J. G. Altcd Is visiting n'
sister at Nephi,
Mir Isaac Woodhouse returned W ca
nesdnv 10 his home nj arthur Ne'"
after visiting relatives here'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-18

ners. A dainty luncheon was served
The following were present. Mcadames
Yates, Edward Hansen, Il. w Robin
son, NJ. Thatcher, Jr., Ray West. WIN.
Howell, j. u. Carbon, W. @. Robinson,
NJ. =. Hendrirksun j. IL. Linford G.
w Thatcher, Jr., u. w. Hyde, $.
w. Thatcher, s. q. stevens, a. u.
Wright. Guy Thatcher, j. w. Cpaw-
ford, Harold Lafaunt.
Mrs. Arthur pratt. .lr.. was a gues,
az The John Il. Caine home this week.
Mr., and Mrs. 7. W. Nayior are
spending several weeks ia California.
IL and Mrs. Wait Talcott of Rock
tord, ILL., have returned to their home
after a pleasant visit IN Logan as The
guests OF MIR. and Mrs. George IL.
Champ.
MIR. Harry stoney has returned from
Denver where he has spent the last
few weeks.
Bishop C. w. Nlbley was visitor the
first part Of the week.
The U. a. c. Woman's club met with
Mrs. A. II. Thompson on Monday art
ernon. An interesting talk ON Egypt
was given by Prof j.. w Robinson.
ON Friday afternoon last Mrs Il. w.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-18
LEHT,

Tuesday evening a special dance was
given in the CITY pavilion tho Mo2ar,
band of Provo being in attendance.
when was largely attended ana mitch
enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. stevans are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. II. Timothy Of
Mon;rose, Colo
Mr.. r II. Edwards of Garland has
been visiting Lehi friends.
Mrs. Rachel Anderson Of Sugar city
Idaho, has moved to LehI.
Mr. Alex McOmie. "a highly respected
young man of this place and Mis-,
Myrtle c. Booth of Nephi. were MIR
ried jan s. They viii make their
home in Provo.
Mrs. l.. l.. Wells spent Wednesday
with Mrs. Joseph RussUu of Provo
Mrs Charles Earl of Eureka is visit
ing Lehi relatives.
Mr. Charles Ohran has returned from
a "trip to southern California.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-18

tertained Monday afternoon al an
elaburatc birthday party, Mr.. Feeder
being the guest OF honor. \ large faim-
ly party sat down to the birthday din
nef. aud music, toasts and social COM
vcrsatun were enjoyed
Tho Missses clair Christensen. lsa-
belle Dalton and Miss Anderson OF
willard went to Ogden Saturday To sec
FRANK Dnnlels in "rhe Tattooed Man."
Miss Edna Anderson returned from
Garland saturday after a short Visit
with her brother.
Mr., t. H. Prlbble went to Ogden on
business saturday.
D. p. Burt came up from salt Lake
Friday.
Mr. Alfred Olsen returned from Ire
land sunday week after a two years
absence.
MIR. Emile Jensen has been In Brig
ham the past week visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. G. Jensen, He re-
turned to Provo Wednesday evening
Judge w. w. Maughu spent Sunday
in Logan with his Family
Mrs Thorstenson of ogden is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. Nelson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-18
TIE ELITE THEATRE FlREpROoF


Fhc local tbcator-golua public ha
hcan somewhat alarmed as q result d.
newspaper report from small Penn
SNlNanN town, describing IN detail ths
panic caused by the explosion of
gasoline .uuk Jt motion picture ou.
ierthinment given Tor lhe benefit OK
sunday school!
thorough Investigation OF loen
eonditiona shows that our electric thea.
tens are s0feguHrdc1 iu every pngs.1.s
way. hua making possibility of acct.
cent by ure, very remote The Elite oi
Nos, BIS ANA 8i5 south State street
owned and controlled by the Elitl
Iheatcr GO. and run under the abb
mnheEeneut of MI Max Florence. one
ol 'he pioneers in the motion picture
business in the west, is absolutely fire
praof.
AT this theatcr the pictures are pro
jooted entirely by means OF electricity
no gasoiineur other innummnble or ok
piosivc subsistence being used III,
operating room Us hreproofed Tht
room is made entirely of sheet iron and
lined with asbestos, the work being
4one and guaranteed by one of the best
known and mos reliable firms doins
mis- clas5 of work n the city,
Mr.. Florence says that II the loca
public had read an OF the details in tht
Associated Press report OF the Penn.
ylvauiu tire. II would have been plain.
iy seen chat there is no occasion for un.
ea5lness or alarm In attending regular
,r equipped electric thcaters which have
made 1t point TO haVc every place
whore ilUe could start made absolute.
Is ireprooi
Tho latest Edison machines are So
constructed that fire with their use d
next TO impossible. No more than one
real of films is used at "a time In the
operating room and This is rum into q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-18
hu4GHAM CITY.

Mr.. ana MIS- ~ j. Nelson enter
tanned number Of friends Monday
evening, the affair being Ia honor Of
Mr. Nelson's fftieth birthday. The
rooms were profusely decorated with
potted plants ana flowers. and an elan
crate supper was served. About 20
guests were present
Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. VIII
liam Horsley entertained at a pleasant
family reunion in honor of their son
William G. Horsley Jr y sumptuous
supper was enjoyed. and speeches mu-
sic and games made pleasant even
ing Among the guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Oleen n. stohl and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lucius a, Snow,
A birthday party was enjoyed AT inc
home of Mrs Mary Johnson on last
Wednesday In honor OF Miss Meta.
About 20 guests were present ana
games. iuusic and refreshments were
the pleasures OF the evening.
The y. N. ". /. \, stake board en-
loved o pleasant social evening az the
homo Of MIR. and Mrs. Jas, = Olsen
Thuyday week. Mr. Olsen reslgnssas
a counselor IN the stake boHrd and was
the Guest of honor Dninty refresh
menta were served, ana q handsomely
bound book WAS presented 10 nv ol-
sen.
Miss Mary Hoist entertained az a
pretty shower I'm honor OF Miss Nora
Mnrtenspn, whose marriage TO ar.
Ispac lVancaon of Mala9 IL announced
to take place soon
Nh. and Mrs George T.. Eeeder en-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-18

Robinson entertained a number o.
friends informally nj her home.
Mr. j. w. Crawford was a Salt Lake
visitor during the week.
Mrs. s. :. Fond has returned TO her
home in salt Lake after d pleasant yis-
it with LOGAN relatives
MIR. aud Mrs. Ropert Lafaunt have
gone Gust on pleasure "Trip.
The marriage of Mr., William Ii APP
perly ard Miss Lottie LamoreauN tooK
place on "Wednesday evening Presi-
dent J. b. Carbon performing the cere-
mony
PROF. and Mrs. w. s. Langton and
son, Gibbs. spent several days of the
week Ia Richmond, having gone there
to be present on the birthday Of Mrs.
Langtons father Mir. 9erschel Bullen.
Miss Lulu Carpenter returned to
san Lake ON Tuesday after pleasant
visit in Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newbold are az home
from "trip 10 SAT- Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-18
IVAPOR NTED APPLES MAKE
COON .IEIIN

II the supply Of preserves etc. runs
short during the winter, clear beau
tiful jelly may be made from evaporat-
ed apples. says the Dclineator for jan
uary. Take two pounds OF the fruit;
pick it over, wash II carefully and put
It ON to boil with enough water TO
cover. Let It cook until done. adding
q litle hot water from time TO time rs
may be necessary; then strain, ana stiI
in the sugar which must previously
have been heated in the oven. The
proportions are two-thirds OF cupful
of sugar 10 each cupful of liquid. When
the sugar has become thoroughly dis
solved stroiu '"1ir and pour into
glasses to harden. This Jelly is qu
equal TO that made from the fresh
fruit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-18
WHY rLANNELs SHRINK.

The following things account for the
shrinking of WOODEN clothes:
1-Soap has been rubbed on them IN
stead of soap-jelly being used.
2-They have either been washed or
rinsed' in water too hot or too cold.
3-They have been allowed to lie
about wet, instead of being hung up to
dry Immediately.
They have been dried too slowly.
5-They have been dried SO close TO
an open fire that they steamed.
6-They have been ironed while wet
with a very hot iron,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-18
HOUSEKEEPING NOW nrrC1K1c.


--.-n.-.----.-
HOUSEKEEPING NOW EIECJKIC.
The bousevlfe's d,,i.s todav bsve
literally become ho,,s,,,orl hy ,"lre
Marvellous eno,,pb ~ e"s,,,es onre ~
have tho Kitchen machines ma tnrpc6
UiUt "a ,rnnl Nov, ,',,, mona ,ot MO-,
pitn no .r,pl, Va, t,,,b ~ svtt,.i,
and tha r,ortri, vatr, ,lro- ~, ,ns,
ID reyoiy,s no c,,isn5or ~ tbs ilen
washing ,pocbi,c ana tr, 4ts,,s .,l.,
rlcanse1 aitnost IA rsni,,i,, os Won ~.
ther, I'm M Win. H., ,n, W. ~.
,ypsbir,.r,e,i,t,,,, r,roi,,e, ~ ,,
ter tbroivb fps eiotbos lces tl,o N.,l's
wash ip gnvr7 minutes II n,rng tbe
siaci rod rarryi,e , .tr,in ~ r,,to,,
dannoi ma ,bI sI,.c,, ~ r,it,i,,,t ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-18

a great many people
brighten their polished
floors by wiping them,
once or twice a month,
with a cloth dipped in
niil1.
A better way is to use
Ivory Soap and luke
warm water. Apply with
q soft cloth. Use very
little water. Wipe dry
with another soft clotn.
By following this
method. you clean your
floors as we'll as brighten
them.
Ivory Soap
99444r.o Pc Cent. Pure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-18

THAT good Coal" 80 80 delivered,
S5.25 at yard BHmberger. lei
Mcighn St, Y. s. A.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-18

SCH uucalled for suits and overcosts
fo- $40. Daniels. 81 West Second South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-18
LOGAN.

ss Geo. II. Champ was hostess at
gb. ''ul' afternoon on Saturday last
M, W. W honor of her guests, Mrs.
m, ialeolt of Rockford. Ill. Those
KAHN were; Mesdnmes Talcott. j. @.
q Jls W. $, Langton, g. w. Thatch-
ssse Guy Thatcher a. H. Thomp-
IVA M Ihe Misses Harvey aud Eliza
IAN, W. ana Mrs. w. $. Langton enter
Hs '''''''r on wednesday even
Ma N.'sahl sociel event of the Week
DIV w. henslngton given on Wednes-
M TnNgfnoon by Mrs G III. Hart ana
dtnce 8 Smith at the Hart resi-
asg ni IN all interesting game which
3. HEAyed Miss Josie Yates and Mrs
W robinson were the prize win
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-18

size. These also appear In the trim
ming OF the new hats, both Nat and in
cone shape.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-08-02

the little chickens were fast disap-
pearing. At first this was laid to the
usual enemy of chickens, the hawk
However, the keenest vigilance failed
to find the feathered robber who was
despoiling the hen houses. Yesterday
morning, with wrath IN his eye, Mr.,
Subway determined to watch for his
chicken thief. He eseonced himself in
one of the stables, and after little
waiting, what was his unbounded sur
prise TO find that huge toad was in
violent pursuit of what he had hoped
would one day grace his table. Not
being content with seeing his toadship
catch one chicken, Mr.. Subway wait
ed until three had been dispatched.
Then he wreaked dire, vengeance on
the despoilcr of his farm yard TO
come down TO plain facts of the case,
the toad, after being caught and was
found to weigh exactly FIVE and one
half pounds, and il will be safe to say
there will be no further depredations
from that source.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-08-02
ENGLAND LESS PRUDIsH.
Medical Society Turns Deaf Ear tc
Clamor of Evil-Minded and
Erects Nude Statues.

LONDON Aug. 1.-The British Med
zeal ssociation has refused to bow to
the agitation stirred up over the stat
nary upon the new buildings in the
Strand. At meeting of the council,
held this week, letter was read from
Sir Charles Holroys, director Of the
national gallery, warmly eulogizing the
sculpture, and the council passed reso-
luton ordering that the work 90 on as
planned.
Father Bernard Vaughan was one OF
those who denounced the statues, but
with this solitary exception the agita'
tors for their removal included not 4
single persoA of light or learning.
As the matter was largely question
of whether the beautiful and revercnt
use of the nude in public sculpture was
or was not to be permitted in London
the point made was one of great sig
n;fcance. Taken in conjunction with
the purchase of the Velasquez "Venus
With the Mirror" by public subscrip
ton for the national gallery, this in
cident is held to be an indication of
the growth OF healthier and more hon
est state of public opinion in Eng
land
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-08-02

labor at price to be agreed upon. At
any rate it is believed that the con-
struction will be largely by convict
labor.
The governor, the auditor, the board
of control and the superintendent of
the prison have been discussing a plan
for increasing the efficiency of convict
labor. The plan involves the estab-
lishment of a standard and daily
marking of those convicts employed
The standard will be 100 and for every
day a convict attains that high mark
day will be taken off of his sentence
Eighteen convicts have been engaged
in clearing the ground and all of them
are pleased with their occupation and
are doing most satisfactory work. The
thing that pleases them the most is
their separation from the hated striped
clothes The board 70 rthis work dress
ed them in kahk. While clothes do not
make the man, this kahki clothing has
made better workmen and has been a
paying investment for the territory.
There has been a delay in the be-
ginning of work on the prison that is
not well understood, but it was una
voidable and has been brought to an
end. There was some trouble in secur-
ing title to the ground on which the
prison was to be built and the title
was not obtained until in May. Moth
ing could be done until the territory
was in full possession of the land.
The work is now under way. The
board of control has already sent to
the site material for making reinforced
concrete posts to be used in enclosing
the grounds.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-08-02
Try Neil IS Cash Store for groceries.
400 n. Devereaux street, Paseoe hill.

while another declares it is "poison =
to him. One woman member Of the
Hundred Year club drinks many tum-
bIers of water during meals and be-
tween, while her husband never drinks
clear water. And so it goes.
No one has been able to give reasons
for remarkably long lives. DIR. Will
lam George Meade. celebrated physi-
elan in his day. died at his home in
Tunbridge. England, in 1862, at the
age of l4s years and two months. His
birth and death are matters of record,
so there is no mistake about his age.
This extraordinary man was asked
scores of times how he prolonged his
life to such length and he was never
able TO tell, but answered vaguely that
il probably was because he never wor-
ried. Dr. Meade smoked a pipe and
practiced as a physician after he was
40 wears old Meade's methods were
simple and are followed by many doe
tors at this day. He believed IN diet,
open air exercise and cleanliness.
In his day few Britons bothered
themselves about taking baths. A fat,
lazy squire would gorge himself with
meat and drink and go unbathed for
many months. He would swell up I'M
til he had almost reached the bursting
point. then with red and bloated face
and body and short breath he would
hive himself taken to Dr. Meade at
Tunbridge Wells. Meade made him
take bath night and morning He
forced him to go to bed at sunset and
arise with the lark. spend all his time
walking over the hills or resting under
, an awning.
The patient was allowed two meals
day at in the morning and in
the afternoon. No liquor was allowed
him, but he was permitted to smoke a
certain brand of tobacco which DR..
Meade himself used. The result of this
treatment was to make new men and
women out of the patients of Meade.