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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-18
SHOPPING DAY AT OUR STORE.

Building the Right Occupied by the Lcsueur- Gibbons Co
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-18

under careful handling and, therefore,
is bound steadily to grow and Increase
in value.
For the hardworking. energetic man
Of intelligence and common sense the
lands of this valley offer q return on
his labor and intelligence which will
soon put him In an independent POSI-
ton. and It is to this class of men that
the Salt River valley particularly ap-
peals.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-28
BORMAN HEADS
IOLLESTOh TICKET
Gallagher Ticket Expects to
Have Spirited Opposi-
ton Now.
MEETING LARGELY ATTENDED
Three Republicans and Three Demo-
Gratis Are Named at the
Meeting.

Tolleston, Ind. sept 2S.-The eiti-
zens' ticket ia Tolleston held their con-
vention last night III Kunerts hall and
selected the ticket with which they
hope to defeat the Gallagher forces
during the coming election The meet
ing had a larger attendance than that
Of the regular republican caucus which
was held last week.
The ticket named last night was as
follows.
Trustees. first ward-Albert Borman.
Second ward-Edward Behnke, So
Henry Miller. AS
Third ward-William p Brown, 63i
william Kriewitz. 80.
Town elerk-Herman Fucker
Town treas urer-Fred Kirehon
Town marshal-Porter Mayhem. 81
Charles Kriewltz. 49.
The meeting was harmonious In ev-
cry detail and there We're only three
contests for places or the ticket AL
Of these We're very close and the re.
suit was in doubt until the last vote
was called. There was total Of lGt
voters. present. The independent ticke
is made Up Of three democrats and
three republicans
only those who had not participated
ia another convention Were allowed X
vote at the caucus yesterday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-28
LECTURE COURSE FOR
EAST CHICAGO FOLK
Ladies Aid Society Of Meth
odist Church Plans Series
of Entertainments.
Especial to THE TIMEs.)

East Chicago, Sept 28-A lecture
and entertainment course IS being
planned By the Ladies Aid Society OF
the Methodist church. The course Will
embrace seven evenings. some Of the
entertainments being 81 a musical ma
ture. some straight lectures and others
literary III character.
The nrst Of the course viii take place
Monday evening. oct Ii Hon James
+. Barley. cartoonist. being the
speaker
The entire schedule Of entertainments
has not been outlined. but it is likely
that the Trier Sisters -four gifted mu-
sicians. including vloiinlst, pianist and
vocalists viii be the drawing caro- at
one Of Tie events. al repetition Of the
Bell ringers performance. which was
given last spring may be had. as a
great many requests for this have been
made Of the ladies who are managin x
tn entertainments.
The entire course is being provided
by the Glazier Lyceum Bureau Chica
60 with which Organization are listed
some very excellent performers ii was
through this bureau that last spring s
performance by the Bell ringers was
given.
A great deal Of interest is being
manifested IN the proposed series o.
entertainments even thus early and the
ladies hope to realize d considerable
sum from them for the benefit Of the
church The entertainments VIII take
place at the church
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-28
CENTRAL COMMITTEE
SETS PRIMARY DATE
Oct. 4 the Day When Repup-
licans Will Select Their
Delegates.

The Cary town central committee,
composed of Chairman George Man
love " II T. Parry and DR. r ".
smith. At meeting last night set
the date FOR the naming of the repub-
uean ticket at the primaries FOR Mon
day Oct
days from the time the motion WAS
carried at meeting Of the committee
and the candidates. at which il was
decided 70 hold the primaries within
Ten days pr two weeks.
Next Monday the republican ticket
viii be defined and they will then be
ready with the choice OF the party at
lis head to make q whirlwind cam
paign Up until the time or the election
Nov From this time forward the
various candidates for office VIII strive
q line Up the republican forces for
tie nomination. after whleh the de-
feated ones wiz drop out and the en-
tire strength Of the ticket viii De
Ihrown toward the defeat Of 'Adeester'.
Knots and Crolius
In choosing Monday the COMMITTEES
Thought that would be the best day for
the primaries for the reason that il
VIII give all 81 the candidates for nom
nations ample time rs work for a place
on the ticket and that day will be as
suitable to the largest number Of vot-
ers Is any other
The official announcement q the date
OF the primaries. together with the
places where the vote VIII be cast The
polls will be open between the hours
81 -. and m.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-28
DEMOCRATS
Of GARY N
LOVE FEAST
Party Organization Will
Give Banquet Thursday
Night at Which j. Hamil
ton Lewis May Be Pres
ent as Star Attraction.

The democratic club OF Gary am
nounces that they win hold d gigantic
love feast Thursday night Al the Gary
hotel II is expected that there Wilt
be at least two hundred and fifty Of
the leading politicians Of the city pres
ent, and attempt viii be made to
have j Hamilton Lewis Of Chicago as
the stellar attraction Of the evening
The eminent chicago attorney has
long ago promised the Gary democrats
that he would come to Gary and speak
during the campaign and II is be-
lieved that Thursday night would be
the best night Is get him out here. One
Of the promoters Of the banquet said
yesterday however that he was at
present So deep Al the Mccain case
that IT might be impossible for him TO
be present.
Central Democratic CIub sponsor.
The big banquet Will be held under
the auspices 81 the Central Demo
cratic club Of Cary. Of which c o. SET
ton IS president
This y the official organization q
! the democratic party which President
Knots Of the town board refused to
recognize At the last national cam
paign and held Independent meetings
81 his own
4 The speakers on the program Thurs
/ day night viii include City Chairman
II +. Corbett President g 9. Seton
I ST tile democratic club, ana william G.
4 Crolius the regular democratic candi-
date for mayor
A meeting of the democratic club was
held last night for the purpose Of APP
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-28

Jesse Burkett. the old National
Lacquer, belongs with the there class
Of managers He has just COPIED his
fourth straight pennant with his Mor-
cester team Of the New England league.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-28

THE TIMES WELCOMES con-
MUNGCATIONs FROM THE PUBIaO
ON ANY sUBJECT or INTEREST 10
THE PEOPLE
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31
HIGH SCHOOL CLUES ACTIVE
Boys Debate and Girls Hold Hal
IOwe'en ProErams, BESIDES
Dramatic Efforts.

All Of, the literary societies Of the
Omaha High school held meetings yester-
day afternoon. The boys held debates and
the girl societies gave clever variations OF
Halloween entertainments.
The Demosthenian society rogram in
cIuded a debate. Resolved, That an Open
Shop is More Desirable than a Closed
One" affirmative. Wilson Heller and
Charles Hardy; negative, Max Roscnbloom
and Roswell Weeks, current Events,
Sewers susman. Extemp1re debate by So
ciety members.
In the Webster society a debate was
given: Resolved, That Immigration be
Further Restricted by an Educational
Qualification p affirmative, Victor Cayley
and Winifred Harm; negative, George
Crimes and Maurice s~heIlington "Current
Events" by Alvin Secha, and an orlgina.
story by Clarence Mccullough made az
the rest OF the rogram.
The Athenlan society gave a debate
RESOLVED, That the United States Should
Have a Large Standing Army" affirma
tive, Max Block and Glen Muir; negative
Lester Burkenroad and Earl Clark Joke,
and Bright Bits Louis Ringle. "some
thing About Foot Bail" W. wnding, anc
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31
"A Crazy Log" by B Blockey. we're also

"A Crazy Log" by B BIockey, were also
given.
The program of the Francis Willard
society included an interesting history Of
Halloween in different countries. Pro-
gram: halloween" Helen Johnston;
recitation. Elizabeth Feldhusen; original
story. Marie Gallup; Halloween in Ire
land Eleanor Halsey; Halloween in
France" Helen stone; recitation, Mar
garet Weyerman; reading, Marie Gallo
way: original poem, Lettle Bryant.
The girls In the Margaret Fuller society
held a debate open to the society: Re
solved. That Women's Suffrage Should be
Established Throughout the United
states" reading, Marguerite Scott; piano
solo. Alice West; a play, "The Return OF
Deborah. % was given. Characters: Bios
som, Unla Renner; Margaret, Helen NIL
Ter: Aunt Sarah, Louise Bedwell; Aunt
Jane. jasmine Sherraden; Della, Irene
Johnston.
The Hawthorne society gave a Hallow-
cen program Halloween In Scotland. d
Ida Kulakofsky; recitation, Florence
Rhodes; Origin Of Halloween" Marion
Marowitz; original story, Helen Goodrich.
reading, Helen Taylor; "Hallowe'er
Franks" Zela Elmer; toast 10 the society
| Hazel Ochiltree.
The program Of the Lininger Travel clut
was as follows: Recitation, Florenc,
| Goodland: Halloween Experiences Mar,
| Anderson; essay. ''Origin OF Halloween
Harriet Duke; original story, There's
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31

United Presbyterian church viii exchange
Young peoples meeting at $3.50 Wednesday;
devotional service at s THURSDAY annual
meeting OF the church. calvary BaPust
dsy at $50 o. m, Bible school; Friday at
S .. m, gospel service.
Third Presbyterian, Twentieth and Leav-
enworth, Rev. William F.. Todd, Pastor
sunday school, 9 a. M. family worship
with sermon. 10;45 a, ms pastors adult
Bible class, y m; Junior Endeayor, 3 p
m: Senior Endeavor, $50 p, M. EYening
service viii be a special memorial % the
life Of General o.. o. Howard and VIII be
addressed by General Charles +. Mander'
son and the pastor, Judge Lee ,, Estellt
presiding. The topic for the moryAng ser
mon will be Heavens Estimate OF q
Human Life; Jesus Christ, Your Lord ant
Mine" Special music is prepared Tor thes'
services and all are cordially Invited TO Al
tend them.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31

The subject Of the Thursday morning lee
ture is Music as a Foreign &c,
Thomas J. Kelly; Friday evening, .'Ihe
Modern Essay" illustrations drawn from
the works OF Macaulay, Ruskin, Arnold
and Newman, by Miss Kate A, McHugh
At vespers at $3.50, Rev. n. j. A. Nc
Bride, ID. D.. pastor Of the Central United
Presbyterian church, will speak. Miss Col
lais win have charge OF the music, and
will sing. The building Will be open az
eco al social hour al 5.O viii follow the
meeting. Every woman Is invited.
What Is reported the greatest contest ig
association history Is now being waged
The membership cQmmittee has offered 9
challenge that Il Viii procure more mem.
bers for the association in a given period
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31

Norway boasts of the first electric smelt-
ing plant in the world 20 produce pig IRON.
over l.OQ miles OF the New YORK Cen
trail railroad viii soon be quipped with
telephones for train dispatching.
SiXty-tWo electric railway lines operate
in and about the city OF Paris. The an
nual average Of passengers carried is 1870,
10000.
A submarine telephone Is TO be laid &C
ross the English channel to afford better
communication between London and Paris.
The Argentine republic has Appropriated
10000 TO establish wireless operations be-
tween Buenos Ayres and lshuala
Ii takes more than l5.OO0.000 miles OF
single wire for the people OF this country
TO communicate with one another over
the telephone and telegraph, Thirteen mil
lion miles OF his wire are used for tele'
! phOning. and the total length Of all the
wire would circle the earth al the equator
COO times.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31

than all other committees in combination.
The membership is now more shan 2'd0J
and the goal set is 1000. The contest viii
run to the end Of the year,
The subjects of the lectures to be given
in the the association auditorium Tuesday
by Prof. Charles Foster Kent OF Yale are
800 p. m, "Aims and Methods OF lsrasis
Teacher's:' Sis, Aims and Methods OF
the Great Teacher" DR., Kent comes 20
Omaha through the courtesy OF the presl-
dent OF Washburn college for the Bible de-
paPtment OF the association.
A large masquerade Halloween party
win be given for the members Monday
evening, All who are masked ana in cos
tune may enter the grand march on inc
gymnasium floor and have a part in al
the. fun planned by the committee. Eight
O'Clock Is the hour. Members not masking
may have seats in the gymnasium gallery
Refreshments VIII be served.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31

Cronin; recitation, Florence Gurton; HAL
lowe'en Games" Gladys Gross; play. be
hind d Curtain" Characters: MrA BEL
lamy, Eula Crawford; porter. Jessie En-
blen. Scene, a New York hotel.
The Browning and Elaine societies gave
interesting programs on Halloween sub
jeets. a part OF the Browning program
being illustrated.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31
TALKS ABOUT ELECTRoLYsIs
DR.. MiIIener Lectures Before
Stationary EnEineers' Quar-
terIy Meeting,

The National Association 90 Statiohay
Engineers held It's quarterly lecture Fri
day night Dr. Millener spoke on the Sub
ject OF electrolysis IN steam pipes, |ater
mains gas and air pipes and desctibed
now II takes place and the Immense dam
age II does and how 70 prevent the shine.
Ihe meetlhs was attended by the rtem-
oers OF the Universal Craftsmen Cotncll
OF Engineers n members OF the OHaha
Electric club.
-Hter the lecture the subject was dis
cussea by Messrs. Lovett, Turner. MiTkper,
Bradley, Hanford, Hennings. Knight. Herr.
Harknes, Berger and Bailey.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31

Kddress-A Large Spirit for a Great
Task. ...........Dr W. NJ. Davidson
Tenor solo. .C.J Ochiltree
Soprano Miss Ethel Yost
Either solo Henry Schaber
In keeping with the spirit Of the Union
gospel meetings to be held. DIT. Mcbride
Of the Central United Presbyterian church
and Rev. e. r. Curry Of the Calvary Bap-
list church Will exchange pulpits Sunday
morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31

The Sunday evening service at the
CASTELAR, Presbyterian church WIN present
features OF unusual interest to its people.
The Woman's Missionary society will con-
duct the exercises, Il being the occasion
OF their annual praise meeting. The pro-
gram follows;
Devotional talk. ........M Mrs. George TtIder
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31

Ihe longer d cold hangs on, the mokR IL
weakens the system. Cure il promptly by
using Chamberlain Cough Remedy.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31

Bee want-ads are business bOOsterA
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31

First Presbyterian, Dodge and Seven
Morning at 1880, evening at 7:SO; specia
musical service; Sunday School at noon
Christian Endeavor at .6:15. d.
Parkvale Congregational, Thlrty-First an,
Gold, r. w. Blew, Pastor-Morning at II
evening at 1880 (song service); Sunda,
school at 9:45 a. m, Christian Endeavor a
6:45 p. m, prayer meeting Wednesday a
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31

Rev. and Mrs. II. ]. Kirschsteip of the
North Side Christian church celebrated
their twentieth Wedding anniversary Thurs
day and were remembered by, the four
churches to which. Rev. Mr.. Kirsohstein
has ministered. The local congregation at
a dinner given by the Ladies' Aid society
presented them with a purse made up by
the members OF the congregation, and the
former pastorates of Mr. Kirschstein, Ash
land, Hastings. and Lincoln, together sent
a purse and expressions OF their good will.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31

Lowe Avenue Presbyterian, Fortieth and
Nicholas, Rev. Nathaniel McGiffin. Minis
ter-Morning worship at 1890; Sabbath
school, Inn; Christian Endeavor, $50 p.
M; evening worship at 1880. Cordial well
come TO %stranger
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31

In the churches. Of the north central dis
trict, which are to worn, together during
revival meetings beginning Sunday, No
vember' 7, st. Marks Lutheran, United
Evangelical. Seward Street Methodist, Dan
ish Methodist and Calvary Baptist, there
win be preparatory services held Thursday
and Friday evenings. Thursday evening at
the Danish church, on T~welty-fifth street,
and Friday evening at the Seward strset
NJ. r. church.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31

Bishop w. F. Bell Of Highland Park, ILL.,,
win speak at First Evangelical church,
POP Franklin street, three times Sunday
1880 a. m, 8 and 1880 p. p, This may be
the bishops last visit 70 Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31

Pearl Memorial Methodist, Twenty-fourth
and Larimore, Thomas c. Hinkle, Pastor
ing o-pportunities;' Sunday School at 1900;
EpwOrth League at $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31

Tenor Solo. .......a... Mr.. James Knight
Recessional-Abide with Me-. ino.....
Miss Jessie Cady, pianist; Miss Cecil
Turnap, %Organist. -.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-05-19
TRAVELLERS CRIPPLED

Little Rock May 19.-After be- ing i'll the lead for one short day, Little Rock yesterday after noon dropped back a notch and Nashville again resumed the lead The Volunteers simply outplayed the crippled Travellers who failed to make the most of opportuni- ties in the opening rounds. The score stood to ? at the finish and Pat Folbre, the Forrest City youth who had gone so far with a long string of victories, joined the ranks of the pitchers who have met defeat Pat lasted but two innings and Fullenweider, a young cOllegian was substituted and did little better. Wiseman the first man to face F'ullen- weider who inherited two men on bases hit to the club house for a home run. Duggan pitched a very good game for Nashville and held the Travellers hits well scattered except in the seventh when Perry and Sentz each shot triples to right field and drove in the two scores secured by Lit tie Rock. Nashville today stands ,654 and Little Rock .643, Bouch. CT, the Little Rock short stoI who is out of the game with g broken hand was much missed and the Volunteers profited by his absence.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-05-19
TO DECIDE ON ROUTE

Nashville, May 19.-A definite conclusion as to the route to be adopted by the Memphis, Paris and Gulf By, between Murfrees- boro and Little Rock is to be de- cided before the adjournment of a meeting of stockholders in the road which convened this morning at the headquarters of the road here.
 That the road will be built there seems to be no question. Superintendent c. w. Dodson states positively that the road will be extended and with the settlement of the route question by the stockholders and directors today the only cause for delay will have been removed and there is every indication that the work of building which is being com pleted between this place and Murfreesboro will be pushed right on toward Little Rock without cessa tion.
 The two routes considered are via Graysonia Philadelphia and Malvern and by Amity, and Hot Springs. The people along the Malvern and Philadelphia route seem the most anxious for the line but Hot Springs will be able to put up some strong induce mentst
 The road is also to be extended West from here but the West ern extension is not to be consid- cred until the eastern one is com pleteds
The Prescott daily news., 1909-05-19
NEWS OF WHITES CHAPEL

Rosston, May 1S.-We had a small shower Saturday, and would have been glad to have a good rain. Crops are looking bad on account of so much dry cool weather The farmers are well up with their work for this sea- son of the yeart
 Sunday school and prayer meet ing at this place is moving along nicely!
 Luther Babb and family Harry Marshall ana family of near Wal do visited among us from Friday until Sunday.
 Mir. Jim Young and family of Willisville visited Mr. Geo. Whites Saturday night and Sunday, al- so the two other families men, toned above MT. White says when it rains it pours.
 Grandma Smith of Mineral Springs is visiting Rev. Boswells this week, Luke Butcher of Willisville was among us Sunday evening.
 We still have some humps. MT. Goodwin has two cases.
 Luther lrvin's wife has been on the sick list for the past week put Is some better nOwL
 Mrt Geo. Whites baby has been Tn a critical condition since it's birth about ? months ago. The doctors cannot tell what ails it.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-05-19
MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION

Pine Bluff, May 19-- In line with their habitual struggle to get the greatest amount of work done in the shortest time grocerymen and other retail mer. chants from various parts of the state congregated here today for their annual meeting and got right down to business. The meet ing will adjourn tomorrow. There is a considerable amount of work mapped out. The morning session was devoted to welcoming dele gates and in hearing reports of all committees and officers.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-05-19
JIM HENDRIX LOSES
 SMOKE HOUSE BY FIRE
Was Of Incindiary Origin, and Efforts
 Being Made to Capture PerpetratOr

Mr. J. Nj Hendrix a prominent Hampstead county farmer, living near allaceburg, lost his smoke house, a carriage and buggy, and over $1OO worth of meat by fire last night about midnight, The fire was of oncindiary origin, and the tracks of the perpetrator could be easily seen in the soft dirt leading to and from the burning building. On either side of the house was a shed covering a carriage and buggy, and the party had fastened these secure- ly to the posts before firing the building in order to prevent salvage.
 Mr. Hendrix estimates his loss at $500 with S23O insurance.
 There is no clue to the perpet- rators, but efforts were made to secure dogs at Prescott and Hope but failed.
 Sheriff Velvin of Hampstead county and Sheriff Hood of Ne- vada county, have both interest ed themselves in the crime, and will use every effort to appre- bend the party,
The Prescott daily news., 1909-05-19
fyCIJRSlON TO THE
 DIAMOND FIELDS
visitors Will Be Allowed to Keep All the Stones They Pick Up on the Trip.

Kansas City, Mo-, May 1S.-Rail roads have heretofore run pop ,,lar excursions to bull fights, r;no contests land lotteries and the like. but the first diamond hnnting excursion ever attempt nd will be run June 3-8 over the Memphis Paris. and Gulf to Mur- freesboro in the heart of the Ar ronsas diamond fields from Ash down where the Memphis, Paris and Gulf connects with the Kan sas City Southern.
 carnival is to be heldlAt Mur- freesboro and all excursionists nnon payment of 50 cents will get round trip ticket to the Mauney diamong field near that nlace. All the diamonds they can nick up will be theirs to keep.The Mauney field is about ten acres in extent.
 Much has been printed about tho Pike county diamond fields but the citizens of MurfTeesboro intend to take this absolutely un- ioue method of further advertis- ing the richness of their territory in the precious gems. Just what chance each eXcursionist has of finding a sparkler in the rough is largely a matter of conjecture but the promoters of the carnival aver that a number of stones will be foundl
 The Kansas City Southern has made a special low rate during the carnival and it is expected that many Kansas Cityans will go on the diamond hunt.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-05-19
DOCTORS ARE WELCOMED

Pine Bluff, May 19 - Formal welcome to the visiting physic- ians of Arkansas was given by Mayor W. K. TOney and Dr, c, K. Carruthers, representing the Jefferson County Medical Society this morning.
 The Educa ton of the people in Medical Matters was the sub ject handled by Dr, J. T, Clegg of Sloan Springs president of the associa tion. Added interest was given the address Of pr. Clegg by the fact that he is the father of a young physician who is risk ing his life now in the Hawaiian Islands producing an anti-toxin for the cure of leprosy.
 There will be an automobile ride over the city and a reception tonight at the home of Dr. and Mrs. A. C, Jordan, for the visit OrS\