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FAMOUS SCHOLARS.
Men That Might Have Been Called
Human Encyclopedias.

1t has been said of Macaulay that
not only did he retain in his pro-
digious memory all that he had
ever learned, but that he had learn
ed all manner of things no other
scholar would have retained. Aside
from his astonishingly comprehen-
sive grasp Of many branches of hu-
man knowledge, he was specially
proud of the fact that he knew
whole Libraries by heart. 1t was his
boast that in the event of whole
sale destruction of certain classics
he would be able to supply the def
cheney oat of his memory. 1t was
claimed among other things that he
could recite paradise Lost" with
out a moments pause for refreshing
his recollection and that to reel off
all the plays of Shakespeare was
only child's play to him.
Another English scholar of as
tonishing erudition was Lyulph
Stanley, Of whom Lowell said, ole
knows three times as many facts as
any man whatever had any bust
ness to know"
Stanley is said to have had only
one rival, Palgrave, the compiler of
'The Golden Treasury" dts an
even chance which will return
alive" was said when Stanley and
Palgrave went on a trip together.
When they did come back, it is re-
lated, Palgrave was pale, emaciated,
silent. But Stanley seemed unmov-
ed and more all knowing than ever.
Another human encyclopedia was
Buckle, author of 'The History of
Civilization" One night, it is said,
he was laying down the law on sun
dry topics with pomposity that
caused the table to quake. At last
he pat forth some statement about
the burning Of witch, setting the
date about a century out Of the way.
Stanley, who was present, had borne
some preceding inaccuracies very
well, with only a shaking Of the
head and reddening Of the face.
But at this juncture his self con-
troll gave way and he leaped to his
feet. Extending his hand, he piped
forth in vigorous treble; Il beg
your pardon, sir, but the last witch
was burned at such and such a
place, in such and such circum-
stances. And her name was So-and-
so, and YOU will find all about it in
a book to which | can easily refer
you and which you evidently don't
know"
And so torrents of imprisoned
knowledge were poured on Buckles
head until the historian Of civiliza-
ton sat wrathful, extinguished,
mute. But in little while he had
his revenge. Some one had men
toned a new dictionary as a good
one. at is" said Buckle most sol
EMMY, zone Of the few dictionaries
l have read through with pleasure. "
st. Louis Republic.
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We are the pipe dealers. See us
before you buy and We will get your
order. Wenatchee Plumbing & Heat
ing. Co. Phone PSI. *s*
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Galvanized pipe, black pipe, sew.
er pipe, soil pipe, tin pipe, lead pipe.
nickel pipe, wooden, pipe, pipe to
beat the band at Columbia Valley
Bank Wenatchee Plumbing and
Heating Co. Phone 251.**-
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CHAS. F. FRYE'S Shoe Repair Shop.
Work promptly done and guaran-
tied; prices right; across from
Wenatchee Department store. II
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GENERAL DIRECTORY.

United States Senators
Levi Ankeny, S. H. Piles.
Congressman
w L. Jones, F. W. Cushman,
". E. Humphrey.
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FURNISHED ROOM for Rent; gen.
tlemen roomers preferred. Apply
at 80 South Mission st. Phone
772.
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Main Ofice-BusIness and Editorial,
Columbia Valley Bank Building.
Wenatchee, Wash. Farmers Phone
1871.
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HOUSE and two good lots; also
some acre tracts in Chelan to trade
for Wenatchee property. Merritt
& Maltbie, Columbia Valley Bank
building. 3-14
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WANTED to buy two dozen thor
oughbred brown leghorn pullets
aud five cockerells; also l dozen
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FOR SALE Or TRADE.

4 acres in Peachey addition, va
lued at $2,500, to trade for house
and lot in town. Merritt & Matt
bic, Columbia Valley Bank Build
ing. 3-14
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REEVES & REEVES, Lawyers We
natchee Drug Co. building. Phone
222.
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Piles Quickly
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Piles s a fearful disease, but easy to
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the property owners and tenants clean
up their yards, and that they be re-
quired TO have receptacle made OF
metal or brick. and of easy access in
the scavenger district bounded as fol-
lows: Commencing on First East and
Fifth West and between Center and
First North. The recommendation
was adopted.
A. +. Barrett and Martin Richard
son, two wags. We're given each 10 days
at hard labor by Justice Noon yester-
day.
HIT THE WRONG MEN.
Two of Proves well known young
men got on the roof Of the Provo
Commercial bank building. loaded with
hens fruit. with which to pelt pedes-
TRANS, The city marshal and two
policemen were the first to receive at
tention. 1t being after dusk the young
men failed 10 recognize them. The
officers stormed the building and
caught the young men, and took them
TO the city jail, where they deposited
with the marshal s. for their appear
ance, which was forfeited. as they
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LOGAN.
M. |. A. CONFERENCE.
Associations in Splendid Shape-Youne
Men Meet Throughout summer.
Special CORRESPONDENCE.

Special orrespondence
Logan, Cache Co. March 9.-The
Cache stake Mutual conference was
held in the tabernacle yesterday, with
good attendance during all the ses-
stems, but at the evening session,
many We're compelled to stand
throughout the meeting. In the fore
noon, both the young men and young
ladies met in the general assembly
room for the opening exercises, then
the young men adjourned to the base
ment where they discussed the advis-
ability of continuing the meetings
throughout the summer, and when II
vote was taken the move carried. IL
was also decided to have the stake
associations form an athletic associ-
alton and take up different athletic
sports.
The young women remained In the
large room of the tabernacle and
listened TO the reports OF the several
wards. which showed a general in
crease in attendance and betterment
all along the line Mrs. Rose w.
Bennett Of the general board of Salt
Lake, and Priest. Isaac Smith, both
spoke in this session.
In the afternoon session Walter
Evans was released as assistant stake
clerk and C. V. Hansen as a member
of the stake board was also released.
A male quartet from Hyde park sang
MAY the Lord Depend on You?"
Prest A. f. Cranney reported very
favorably the condition of the stake
There were 1885 young men in the
stake between the ages of IA and ~
years, and the associations nave an
enrolment of g91. There are 1873 OF
ficers. The report showed an increase
of All over last year. He also re-
ported that the stake had a mutual
choir and Il furnished the music
throughout the several sessions. The
leader is a. j. Hansen and he should
be commended on the success he has
attained in getting together such n
fine band of singers. Mrs. Barber re-
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DEsEREr EVENING NEWS TUESDAY MARCH 10 1908

ported the young women's associa-
tlon.
Her report showed that in the ~
associations in the stake the member
ship Is I2i.
A most Interesting meeting was
held IN the evening. Mrs Bennett OF
Salt Lake took as her subject, zone
Standard of Purity FOR all. Others
who spoke interestingly were: ". s.
Lnngton, Mrs. Maggie S. Watson. Or.
j. \ Widts1c ana Prest Isaac
smith The Glee club and a mixed
quartet rendered beautiful music. II
was announced that Joseph Smith OF
the y. Y. 9. had secured for April
3. the symphony orchestra under the
auspices of the VI. L. associations
choir to give an entertainment
on the evening OF March -. the
students OF the Agricultural college
viii present the comic play. "Pvgmal-
ion and Galatea.' at the Opera house.
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disease in coming up the Mississippi
from New Orleans to Council Bluffs.
but recovered. He reached Utah in
October of the same year and shared
with the saints In the privations and
sufferings of the early settlers and he
subsisted almost entirely on roots and
segos during the winters of 40 and so.
In the indian war that followed he
was Il sergeant In Captain Callister's
company Colonel Smiths regiment.
Nauvoo legion of Utah volunteers. for
which services he was pensioner.
He worked on the temple for several
years and assisted in laying the cor
ner stone.
In July, 1854, he married Anne Howell
and in 1856 they moved TO Brigham
City, where they lived until 1863. He
then joined the early settlers in Wells
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7 oday 5 Ogden News

OH Twcnty-fomth street, Is now In tho
hands OF receiver, with about $1,000
liabilities and $1,000 assets The post
ton In involuntary bankruptcy was
illed In the federal court by Scow-
croft & Sons Co., Shupe. Williams
Candy company, II. J.. Griffin ct AL az
petitioners and creditors. Deputy
Marshal Smyth came To ogden and
placed Heber Ballantyne In charge of
the place
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dent c. f. Middleton. Patriarch George
W. Larkin. Elders L. S. Browning,
George E. Browning and Nathan Tan
ner, who feelingly told of the happy
disposition and noble character of the
deceased and his love for the right,
comforting his loved ones In the hope
of reunion beyond the grave.
The Woodmen of the World andNband,
of which deceased was n member, at
tended the funeral in a body and con-
Quoted ritual at the grave. Burial was
DEATH OF AUNT JANE DAVIS.
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THE LUCKY QUARTER

Is the one you pay out for box of DR..
Kings New Life Pills. They bring you
the health that's more precious than
Jewels. Try them for headache, bilious
ness. constipation and malaria. If they
disappoint you the price win be cheer
fully refunded at Y. c. NJ. /. Drug Dept.
1l2-114 So. Main.
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COCA-COLA CHOCOLATES

Are Startup' very latest. Watch
'em all Initiate them They are
lust what their name implies: liuud
center, Coca Cola---grcatost drug
store seller ever invented Csc every
whore. The girls appreciate them very
much,
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CITY COUNCIL SESSION.
New Street Openings-Scavenge Dis
trict Formed-Prank of Hoodlums.

Special Correspondence.
Provo. March 1O.-Considerabe rou-
tine work was accomplished last night
by the city council, which met in
regular session.
The following streets We're ordered
and declared opened: Fourth South to
Sixth South on Fifth East: Fifth South
to Sixth South, on Sixth East, and
Fifth East to Sixth East on Fifth
South. Property owners will be re-
quired to move back fences from said
streets.
The question OF purchasing the abut-
ting property of the old Pottery site
was referred to the committee on
streets and alleys to investigate.
The sanitary committee reported the
bad condition existing in the back
yards in the business districts ana
recommended that the city hire sea-
venger to haul away the rubbish after
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WELLSVIILE.
DEATH OF HoNoRED PIONEER.
Ricy Davis Jones Closes Long and
Busy Career at so.

Special Correspondence.
Wellsvile Cache Co.. March con
the 18th Of February Ricy Davis Jones
died at his home in Mount Sterling in
his S0th year. The funeral services
were held on the 18th here at Wells
vile where he was laid to rest.
The deceased was born at Abergor-
lech, COMMUNICATIVE, South Wales,
October IL, 1923. His parents We're John
and Hettie Jones. He was the young
est of eight children and the only one
of the family to embrace the gospel.
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WEDDING BELLS.

Wedding permits have been granted
to the following couples.
James NJ Sumsion OF Chester. Utah
and Ina Maycock, of Springville.
John Coggins. of Weiser, Idaho, and
Worene Whiting. of Highland. Utah
Co, Utah.
j. w. Dunn, John Dixon and 4. h.
Walker, the county commissioners
went to Lehi yesterday afternoon to
inspect the new steel bridge across the
river Jordan mt that point put In by
the Denver Bridge company
The Primary association of the Sixth
ward will give a character ball We'd
nesday afternoon at o'clock at the
ward Westinghouse,
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Honorcd Pioneer Closes Life's Labors
At So.

Ogden, March 10.--Aunt Jane Davis.
has passed to the great beyond at the
ripe age of IS years, the end having
come last evening at her home, 259
Twenty-second atreet. from general
debility. She was the wife of William
d. Davis. who with her two children
proceeded her In death. Mrs Davis
was horn Jan. 20, 1920, at Sunderland.
England. When 80 years of age she
joined the Latter-day Saint faith, to
which she was true and faithful to the
end. Oct. IT, 1858. with her husband,
she arrived In Utah. having crossed the
plains in Appleton Ormond's company.
Since 1853 she has been a resident of
Ogden. and through her lovable dispo-
sition won the name of aunt to hun
dreds Time and place of funeral will
be announced later.
WILL FIGHT DEPORTATION.
Marie Dawson. the Belgian woman
who was arrested some days ago to be
deported to her native land, has de-
cided to fight deportation, and yester-
day consulted Attorneys Maginnis &
Corn. who prepared a. writ of habeas
corpus, setting forth that the woman
is being unlawfully detained by the
officers against her will. and asks for
her discharge from custody. The writ
was presented to Judge Howell. VINO
made the same returnable this after
noon, when the officers will have to
show cause for holding the woman in
custody.
IN HANDS OF RECEIVER.
The grocery store of Daniel Rasan,
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YOUR GRADUATION

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OGDEN OFFICE;
Room $40 Ecclcs Building.


Office phones. .s07 Bell, S96 Ind.
Home Address ...267l Monroe
Residence phone. .,l3l1 Bell
Office open from $3.50 to 10:3o a.
M, and to $50 p. m.
Patrons are requested to make
immediate complaints regarding
unsatisfactory delivery.
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UNITED STATES CoUTyr.
Judge Marshall Hearing Case of Thos.
England VS. Water Works Co.

Ogden March 10.-Judge Marshall
| Is now presiding in the Z. s. federal
court being held in Ogden. The case
on trial is that of Thomas England
ct al, against the Ogden Waterworks
company, to recover approximately
$4,000, alleged to be due for loss of
crops, etc, because of the waterworks
taking water that belonged to the
plaintiffs
SUIT FOR AN OFFICE.
Suit to Dust l.. Fl. Peterson from the
office of city recorder of Huntsville,
has been commenced IN the district
court by Thomas W. Stalker. At the
last election, DIR. w. j. Browning was
duly elected recorder, but never quail
ifed removing to Ogden to live. The
council and mayor appointed stalker
to the position. but Peterson refuses
To give up the office claiming .hat
he holds over until his successor is
duly elected and qualities.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Sheriff Wilson has appointed as
county deputies. John Nj. Grow,
Huntsville; Lorenzo Olsen, Hooper;
Joseph Hutchinson, Plain City; Milton
Holmes, North ogden.
The case of the Ogden Commission
ColipdHy against tIle Union racine mas
been compromised for $40.
A. II. Lindsay. charged with steal
ing letter from train in Nevada,
will be arraigned in the federal court
Wednesday.
Miss Addie Rouse was operated on
for appendicitis at the hospital yester-
day
Yesterday Detective Pender and
Scrg. Chambers arrested two colored
people, Homer Bull and Dorothy Coll
Inns, at the request of Denver officers,
where II Is understood they are
wanted in connection with some shoot
ing affair. They will be held pend
ing further information from Denver.
Our s1.00 guaranteed razor is best in
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LEHI.
LIGHT EPIDEMIC OF SMALLPOX
school and Home Dramatics--Wed-
ding Bclls--Births.

school and Home Dramatics---Wed-
ding Bclls--Births.
Special Correspondence.
LehI Utah Co. March 9--Lohl has
had a light epidemic OF smallpox
there are about 2 cases, but most Of
them are recovering. Many of the
parents have been keeping their chill
dren out of school on this account,
but the city quarantine physician. Dr.
w I. Hasler and Supt. Worlton deem
this unnecessary and have urged the
parents to snnd their children to
school
This evening the High school stu
dents viii present Dickens Cricket
on the Hearth" in the Opera house
Next Friday afternoon and evening the
home dramatic will present Jack
Darling" IN the Opera house for the
benefit OF the tabernacle fund.
County Supt i. r.. Eggertson was
visiting the public schools here the
first of the week and was we'll pleased
with the same.
Miss Ada Lewis OF Parowan and \.
j. Conner of Gehi We're married last
Thursday at the residence of Bishop
John Stoker.
Mrs Hannah b. Racker was mar
ried to Nj. Francis of Ogden the
first of the week.
BIRTHS.
March ., daughters were born to
Mrs. William A. Night, Mrs James
Doyle. Mrs j. W. Edwards; March
8, son TO Mrs. William Cox; and
March 4, daughter to Mrs Bard ALI
red
Mrs. o. A. slade is suffering with
an infected foot having run rusty
nail in 1t.
Mrs Ethel Peterson was taken to
the l.. ID. S. hospital yesterday TO be
operated on Tor appendicitis.
Prof. Osmond OF the b. Y. U. viii
lecture under the auspices of the NJ.
|. A. Sunday evening in the new tab
ernacle.
Mr.. r. y. Cooper is very III, as are
also Mrs. Eugene Bone, +. II. Rothe.
and the small children of Elmer jack
son and Elisha Peck, Jr
The 5-year-old daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. Charles Taylor Of Nampa. Ida I,
who died the other day, was brought
here for burial. funeral services being
held this afternoon.
The commercial clubs of this coun-
ty are working for S-cent railroad
fare south of salt Lake city. the rate
in vogue north of that city.
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No "free" alkali in it;
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The stork visited the homes of Prof.
and Mrs. Robert Sauer and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Forsythe and left With each
q bouncing boy.
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Our s1.00 guaranteed razor is best in
city Full line of strops and razor
homes. State street Hardware. 252 South
State.