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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-14
MAGNOLIAS
LOCAL MARKETS.


The local markets continue 10 be wen
supplied with a full assortment of win
ter vegetables. raised IN southern Cali
fornisl and Nevada. When there is n
railroad built through to st. George. a
new market for vegetables aud fruits
win he opened for this part OF the coun-
try. and there will not be as many
brought from southern California. The
receipts this week. include the steady
shipments of oranges and lemons from
the coast. with bananas from New Or
leans. There Is no longer any scarcity
In the Ash market, as the fishermen
have recovered from celebrating the
holidays and are ready once more for
work. The amount OF poultry Is fair
Bloaters ore being received from B0s-
ton In sizeable shipments. also new
dates from the eastern importers. Irish
potatoes are as'riving In plenty from
Idaho. Strawberries are plentiful from
the southwest, but the price doese not
encourage very much purchasing.
Grapes are no longer in the market.
The prices obtaining today are as fol-
lnvJ
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KANAB
Funeral OF Mrs. susy Crosbs--Dipli-
liberia Awaiting.

liberia Awaiting.
Special Correspondence
KaEab, Kane Co, Iam Funeral
services were held here today ovor the
remains OF susy Crosby wife OF Blsh-
ops Counselor VIM Crosby, who died
The eth inst while az Pangnltch under
Or. Clark'H treatment for rheumatism
of The heart. She WAS taken thern
about Two months ago. and she seemed
10 bA iInnroying until two weeks ago,
when sha began to fall The speakers
al the funeral We're Patriarchs James
A. Little and Nathan Adams, also
Bishop Nm. W, ssegmnler all spoke m
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SPANISH FORK.
FUNERAL OF MRS. j. o. THOMAS.
Farmers Organize operative Asso-
citation 10 DO Their own Trading.

Special Correspondence,
Spanish Fork, Utah 90, dan, H. The
fHrmera m this district held q meeting on
saturday Afternoon IN The City taylllon
at which Il was decided 10 arganize a
Farmers Cooperative association, 10
transact their own business, in buying
ana selling A committee was appointed
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NEW SCHOOL BUILDING.

Our $500 guaranteed razor is best in
city Full line OF strops and razor
homes. state street Hardware. 252 South
State.
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Best Skating "Mammoth" Rink.
New Sleek Ice. State near Ninu
South.
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pIcKpocIzErs HARVEST

The jam OF humanity at the Nelson
clifford iistic contest last night afford
ed a splendid opportunity for the light
fingered gentry to get in their work.
A number reported to the police loss
cs OF money and valuables in various
amounts. Most OF those reporting
were from Salt Lake. and declined to
give their names ff.r. Ferurt fftr
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LOGAN DEPARTMENT.

Delivered
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T oday 5 Ogden News.

to their last resting place in the West
Weber cemetery.
ROBBED HIS OWN SAFE
The arraignment of George y. Smith,
the former proprietor OF the Ogden
House. on the cargo of einbezzling $40
belonging to w. II. Miller, guest at
the place. has brought to light the fact
that young Lang. who was arrested o.
the charge OF being implicated, has
made confession to Chief Browning,
and Smith has been placed under 5000
bond 10 answer to the charge. Lang
claims that Smith took the money ana
concoctedthe story OF the holdups COM
ing TO the hotel and taking the money
at point of guns.
RAILWAY TELEPHONE SYSTEM.
Tho new telephone system being in
stalled for the Southern Pacific COM
pany between ogden and Sparks, New.
IS nearing completion. Supt. Wit
liam Thompson of the Sandwich Tel
cphonc company Is supervising the
work. The system will greatly help
trainmen in case of a wreck or other
urgent business. to get into commune
cation with the stations anywhere
along the line, by an attachment To
be carried on all trains that Will con
meet on the telegraph wires. The rail-
road comranies in the east arc using
tho system.
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no pREvFNr THE CRrp

LAXATIVE BRoMo QuININE removes
the cause To get the genuine, call for
full name and look for signature of &c. w,
GROVE 2c.
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TO their last resting place in the Yves
Weber cemetery.
Putnam patriot., 1908-10-09
~. KINNEY q SON

Lumber. Goal. ooors. o1ouldl1~o Brick, Limo. cemont. [. .o.0. q
 Mined pxinfs Load nnd ol
Putnam patriot., 1908-10-09

hEPf BoARDISG HOUSE FOR BIRDS. and you love animals. Why don't you open summer boarding house for pets whose owners cant take them to the country Think of the people in this town who don't know what to dc with their animals when they go away"
 That was last season. She took my advice. All this summer she has kept a boarding house for birds. cats and dogs wifh great success. This winter she is going to continue ii in the guise of hospital where treatment of ali kinds necessary for animals may be obtained from clipping poodles to ex terminating fieas in the all too luxuri ous fur Of an Angera eat. She Is also agent for different kinds of dog bis cult and bird food She supplies pets on commission. and she even teaches them tricks
 This is business that pays well. particularly if a woman lives in her own house little way out of the city limits As far us that goes. it can be done in the town itself. There are two dog and eat hospitals doing rushing Susiness fn New York. besides q bird sanitarium- which Is renowned far and wide JANE WHARTON.
Putnam patriot., 1908-10-09

on earth, fresh, tempting, appstixing Come In today and run your critical sye over our iist of winperss and ycn1l p6e the economy 0f exchanging ycor doilefo for something good 10 sat-
Putnam patriot., 1908-10-09
w O Q IT A N

.naliver me from the nervous wo- -.sn-. snorted the bachelor after Mrs. Tidget had left the hotel piazza
 The sensible lady smiled at the re
 a-s The nervous woman is all -svht if she understands herself and ..aws how te take care of herself m the great things in this world have nssn accomplished by nervous. highly s,-,,ng women. The phiegmatic ones .rs einbers. They become mere Jumps If fat in time.
 ~veIl. then. give me lump of fat to live with
 .uow tired you would become of her. uow her very passive disposition ronld irritate you to the point of mad a.ss, No. my friend. what you need ,sa nervous, finely strung woman who has herself under perfect control be csnse she understands herself.
 .Tbe nervous woman can't live as hs, ealu,er sisters do," she went on. .Sbe must know her limit of excite nant and endurance just as she knows how much money she has in her pock- .,hook. and she must not go beyond that limit. She knows that if she does the result will be a nerve explosion hysterics or a complete breakdown as harmful so herself as 1t is unpleasant ,o those who live with her.
 aThe wise woman who has a nerv- ms disposition will not live in a noisy neiehborhood if she can possibly help if She knows too well how sounds hammer on her nerves, rendering her irritable without her knowing why. There was one woman l know who lived in noisy neighborhood, and she became an absolute wreck. Her tenn ner was unbearable and at the slight est word she would burst into tears. Her husband was in despair until he called in sensible doctor, who in- stead of dosing her with medicine told her to move into quiet side street She did so. and today you wouldn't know her. she is so changed. The ouiet acted like q tonic on her nerves. And that's what all nervous women need, place where they can be abso- lutely quiet when they want to be. They simply must have silence: it is as necessary te them as light and air
Putnam patriot., 1908-10-09

sak LivKD IN \ MoLSY unnoMn0nNQQp. move her corsets all day ksng. what ds f'he result7 She suffers. and every .one Faround her gets the benefit Of M.
 Then there's another womAR Anow -sho has a large family of etfld1ep. Every now and then she has a nArw~ gus breakdown. She wouldn't be the sreck she Is If she had some room ip tee house she could call her OWE "aere she wouldn't be hearing shrteks ana yells and bumps and cries. Ste sheaid make 1t rule that she is to be Mtabsolutely alone for one hour each asy and that no one is to come and stnsr her during that time on any fonsideration. That wouldn't be self saaess; It would be wisdom. and it you'd be doing great kindness to her 1asbehd, her children and her entire Ae'aasASld.
 insS ahe nervous woman should a"pnly her entire life. She should 70 ahseiutely no more sewing than ,ue1ly Necessary. She should have a
 ofesss< that are well made, win " necessity for pinning or buttoning
 sttachlnE extra things. such as labofs. etc. It Is just these ex- sne should cut out. the things ' require care. such as boxes of
 s extra Dieces. bags of laces what not fAncy collars. fancy Y, and belts. ah those things that ~ up room and fipe and have to be nlsed and fresteped continually. 'oouid practice tAe simple life In = snd In houseksepkng in order to
 oeaifhy. happy 1eman who ae- Snpilshes ,hines that are worth s1le h this world.
 MAUD ROBINSON.
Putnam patriot., 1908-10-09
UNDESIRABLE YACHTING GIRLS
Sweet Young Things Who Are Not .
 Blessing to Those on Board.

A man once said to me that you quicker in a salboat than anywhere else.
 You can certainly find out if she is selfish shall never forget one mem orable sailing party where certain belle appropriated the only cushion and the only man and persisted in clinging to both during the entire aft .ernoon, although the mans wbole at tentiou was needed to run the boat and two elderly members of the party leaned back against the hard wooden sides and stood 1t the best they could
 Have no patience with Fluffy kuf .Aes when she comes aboard clad H. wholly Inappropriate musiins and pink dubious that won't stand salt spray GE course on account Of her costume .eae ,has to be given the most aristo- cratic ,sAet in the boat. but even then ,she lifts her skirts anxiousiy away from contact with the boards. Having settled herself carefully. she opens fluffy suashade and makes picture or herself only So be forced to shut 1t and move a minute .later on account Of the shifting of tbe sail. This happens all the afternoon. and at the end or Fluffy is all rumpsed and disheyeled In temper as well as tn dress. She has made an enemy of every one on board and is herself worn out.
 Next to her comes Epe tomboy giri who e.les aboard with Q jump and hon. which causes the skipper to say something rude under his Dreath. II IS blowing q sti6 breeze. but ehe tornDoy feels jarky. She wants te Delp with the sail to keep moving ah fhe time She will stand up in the boat. and the result is the swiftly moving boom eatches beS a good crack On the Sead which almost knocks her Oyertsard and makes her so dizzy that she is Esed to lie low and be quiet ftae rest sf Sef trip
 Last and worst of all in the gallery of undesirables comes the bad saiiof The bad sailor is nearly always good eater. She gets aboard replefe with q heavy lunch and carries with her few bonbons lest she grow fainf ps fhe waveside She doesn't grow faint. but something great deal worse. her piteous mosns are the signal 10 pro ceed to shore. where she Is deposifed on the sand to recover af her ieisure' while the rest of the party proceed on their way an hour late.
 Trulv the path of the summer skip Der is not strewn with roses
 ELINOR HASTINGS.
Putnam patriot., 1908-10-09
Forever on the Go.

When you see a woman like Mrs Fidget you see one who does not recog- nize this truth. She is nervous wo- man. and yet she treats herself as If she were not She keeps mp like the rest all day. She Is forever on the go. She is never alone. never in perfect silence. She won't take a nap or re-
Putnam patriot., 1908-10-09

sof mild. easy action of the bowels ansie dose of Doan's Regulets is mugh- Treatment cures habitual con. pauon. p cents a box. Ask your aaggist for them.
 u,.i homas Ecleetric Oil is the best
 edy for that often fatal disease- oap. Has been used with success in IF, ilAnily for eight rs.n-Mrs. l.. aileaefe, Buffalo. N. Y.
Putnam patriot., 1908-10-09
NEW WORK FOR WOMEN.
Caring For Pets Who's. o.~n.,. p.v.
 Gone Away

summer is such a poor time to r.ska Nsoaes' heard a New York woman exeiaim.
 looked down the street. Across tha s'deWaik skulked a cat. hungry and 1T, cared for. recognized II as Nsss oiAi'n tahby that she had been obliged 'o leave behind her when she wenr ta tne country. Across the way sauaWlze,4 parrot His sge hung in the blins. ins sunlight near the kitchen door af .he browns house. remember Mrs Brown had left him in the cooks care when she went t5 the Adironaael.s
 sunlight k bad fer poily's eyes It makes them blind. reu,arkaI
 You say you want something to do
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-09

August time tells on the nerves. But
that spiritless, no ambition feeling can
be easily and quickly altered by taking
what is known by druggists everywhere
as DIR. Shops Restorative. Within for
ty-eight hours after beginning to use
the Restorative, improvements will be
noticed. OF course, full health will not
Immediately return. The gain, however,
will surely follow. And best of all, you
will realize and feel your strength and
ambition as it is returning. Outside
influences depress first the ''inside
nerves" then the stomach, heart and
kidneys will usually fail. Strengthen
these failing nerves with DIR. Shoop s
Restorative and see how quickly health
will be yours again. Sold by Palace
and Globe Pharmacies.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-09
GIFTS OF NATURE

(By j. Watt Hogue)
When you live and think with nature,
You can draw her smiles to you,
And drink the ambrosial nectars
From her cup so sweet and true.
You can smile at ills Of mankind,
And bid your troubles fly
When you polish brain with reason,
Which will tell you how, and why.
When You cultivate that priceless gift,
The best which nature gave
You can harness all on Mother Earth
And make of her your slave.
If you use old nature kindly,
Never slight her mighty rule,
You can make your life immortal
BY the wisdom of her school.
When you eat and drink with nature,
Work, sleep and think and plan,
You can taste her humane treasures
BY the intellect of man.
You can build and guild your temples
And with natures wonders vie,
If your thoughts and acts are perfect
AS the gems of earth and sky.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-09
UNDERcLoTHEs AND WAR

The army has gone into the science
of dietetics and habiliment in addition
to the art of war. Time was when the
bureaus" or the stan in Washington
performed the duty of time and place
by serving hard tack and salt horse.
The clothing, when it got to the troops
at all, was such as the markets afforded
This has now been changed, and the pro
visioning of the soldier is treated as
problem which is worth solving, with its
caloric values and its marvel of concen-
tration. The soldier may now subsist
on the firing line with the luxury of
hot meal, which includes the item
of freshly baked bread. 1t is the same
way with the soldiers apparel. The
fighter has been Invested of his glitter
ing ornaments that made him a walk
ing target for the marksmen of the OPP
posing army; he has been relieved of
the burdens which were an impediment
to his march; he goes forth to wage
war with the latest design of articles
which are comparable and durable, and
an outfit which comes as near making
him invisible to the foe as it is possible
with real cloth and leather.
Still another step has been made by
the army quartermasters who have
charge Of military apparel, and some
interesting experiments are contemplat-
ed in the PHILIPPINES in order to ascer-
tain if theer is any particular color of
underclothing which has an advantage
over any other shade in protecting the
wearer against the actinic ray. In this
particular instance, 5000 suits of un-
derclothing and as many hat Innings
have been dyed an orange-r red color, as
being the shade which will preserve
the troops LON the unpleasant OF ua-
favorable effects of the sun in the Phil
ippines. 1t takes many, sometimes re-
mote, details to accomplish the maxi
mum of military efficiency, and this col
oring of the soldiers undertaking is
an example of the benefit of vigilans
attention to the incidentals.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-09
A NEEDLESS EXPENSE

The Weekly Record, the organ of the
republican party in this section, in quite
lengthy editorial in the current issue,
takes fall out of the city council for
failing to publish its proceedings in full
at least once week. The Record cites
the fact that the democratic party in
the spring campaign pledged itself by
a plank in its platform to give full pub
licity to all its proceedings, and to pub
lish a financial report in full at least
once a month. The Record further
thinks that this publicity plank had
much to do with democratic success in
the election, and demands that the coun-
Gil publish its proceedings IN FULL
ONCE A WEEK.
The Silver Belt believes that the Rec
ord in its enthusiasm for its party has
lost sight of some very important facts
in this case 1t is true that the public
has right to know where the money is
spent, and has right to know what it
is spent for. It is probable, also, that
the public would like to know these
things. But it is also fact that the
Silver Belt, without cost to the city, has,
as a matter of news, published full
and complete report of the proceedings
of the city council the morning follow
ing every meeting held since the paper
has been under the present management.
There has been no official sssion of the
city fathers at which a representative
of the Silver Belt was not present.
This was not true during a large part
of the life of the former republican city
council and meetings often passed at
which important business was transact
ed, and no mention whatever made in
the columns of the local press at that
time. Under those conditions the pub
LEGATION Of the official proceedings would
have been wise measure and money
well spent. But now, with full public
ity given in the news columns of the
Silver Belt such action would be will
full waste of money, and the city is not
wealthy enough to spend money unnec-
essarily. The Silver Belt will continue
fhic haltaxrac &c
ers are interested in these matters and
it is the function of real newspaper
to keep its readers informed of all mat
tiers of interest-especially locally.
However, if the council thinks it ex-
pedient, it would not be improper to
have published an account of warrants
paid, whom to and what for. We think
this would be full redemption Of its
party pledges, and would not entail up
on the taxpayers the considerable ex-
pense of publishing its minutes in full,
which in many cases would be extreme
ly long and monotonously tiresome.
Publicity of the acts of public ofici-
ais is highly desirable, but there are
times in which the ponderosity of the
subject defeats the end sought-and we
think compliance with the suggestion
Of the Record would be living example
Of such a case.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-09

A writer makes mention of the fact
that three editors have been mention
ed for secretary Of agriculture under
Mr., Bryan, in case that gentleman
should be elected. MIR. Bryan under
stands very well, we imagine, that all
the editors in the land propose to help
him run thing, If he wins out.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-09
The LATEST Man Ia the World

Would not be eontented TO be kept in
the house and doing nothing by rheum.
atism. Neither are you, who are al
ways busy and active. Then don't ne.
gleet the first twinge of an ache or pain
that you might think is just "crick. ,
Rub well with Billiards. Snow Liniment
and no matter what the trouble is, il
will disappear at once. Sold by Palace
Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-09
REFLECTIONS OF A
BACHELOR GIRL

Strange how excited q man gets
about losing his hair when you
come to think how little he has to
lose.
It's as hard to get man to stay
home after you've married him as
it is to get him to go home before
you married him.
Had Elaine known anything
about men, instead of dying be-
cause Lancelot loved somebody
else, she would have bought new
hat and chiffon cress and then
sat down and waited for him to get
tired of Guinevere.
A man hates emotions; when
girl pours her heart out to him he
feels as If she has emptied the warm
water jug or the molasses cr,iet over
him.
A woman will lie to anybody on
earth sooner than to the man she
loves; but a man will lie to the
woman he loves sooner than to any
body else on earth.
Matrimony is bargain--and
somebody has got to get the worst
of the bargain.
! The most uncomfortable thing
about being married is that you can
never tell whether your friends are
envying you or plying you.
Wonder If Adam ever scolded Eve
for her extravaganza in fig leaves.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-09

Mr.. Thomas Quick, of Texas, was re-
Gently married, we observe in one of
our Lone Star exchanges. No doubt,
when Tom proposed, the present Mrs.
Quick said, "This is so sudden Any.
how, she overlooked fine bet if she
didn't.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-09

While Kennedy's Laxative Cough
Syrup is especially recommended for
children, it is, of course. just as good
for adults. Children like to take it be-
cause it tastes nearly as good as maple
sugar. Its laxative principle drives the
cold from the system by a gentle, nat
ural, yet copious action of the bowels.
Sold by Hanna's Drug Store, 22s Broad
street.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-09

Mr.. John Temple Graves, like other
doctors, has no especial fondness for
taking his own medicine. At least, he
failed to arise in the late independence
league convention. and nominate Mr..
Theodore Roosevelt for president of the
United States.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-09

The Globe Paint company hereby
gives notice that it will no longer be
responsible for debts or contracts made
by n. ID. Swartout, as he is no longer
connected with the company.
GLOBE PAINT COMPANY.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-09
Political Announcements

A rate Of s25 has been made for an
nouncements under this head. The
money must accompany the copy for the
announcement. The column is open to
candidates Of all political parties.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-09

''Mr. Watson has made the Georgia
democracy do his bidding" says a
Cracker state contemporary. Incident
ally, he has made something of a mon
key of it, too.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-09

''Mr. Roosevelt's attention is direct.
ed to the fact that the brewers, also
have a corking time every day." says
the Admission (Ala.) Star. Not in Ala
bama, however.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-09
For Probate Judge

| hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the Office of Probate Judge
subjeeto the action of the Democratic
County convention.
p. C. ROBERTSON.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-09

Field Marshal Lord Roberts surren-
dered to the heat at Montreal. "Our
Lady of the Shows should look to her
reputation.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-09

Mr.. Rochard Croker says Governor
Hughes should belong to the Salvation
Army. Mr.. Croker, however, ism con-
sidered an expert witnes on the needs
Of the Salvation Army.