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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-09

II you feel bad about II, lust
think Of Washington. D. c.. where
they are In session and talking
tariff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-09

Vancouver really appears TO
understand the rudiments Of our
national game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-09

awhat makes the average hus-
hand 81 lnslguificnntF
Ills wlfas birmingham Ase
Herald
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-09

"yhy dld papa stay home yes,er-
day. mothef7'
1t was ladies' day at his club -
Kansas city Journal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-09

The trouble about hiichinE your
wagon 10 4 star ia thAt you have ."
got ~ before The sun fisoai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-09

You can't expect people aiWaYs %
avoid quafsaia ahHH the hairs ~
out mead adra aiouallT have a fall
iuEsnut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-09

Is that sog'
Yes. she can keep her husband
At home evenings without resurting
to any " the tricks suggested by the
wgluen's magazines, Detroit Free
rrrsn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-09

II IL easier 60 make friends Of M
iasirah bic hHquaiutHuesa ihan II u ~
mata arquainlnnrea Of undesirable
friends
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-09

When YOUNG RAN On public ne
Il REGARDED a. "a coming uan ~
SHOULD be careful not 60 set side
tracked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-09

when o. man runs for office 10
uanaiurfa that The uawHpapsfH hte
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-09
STAR DUST
A Word from Jo,b via.

- mos With q
htEh dolns o.
thought some
times d0a't have
anything hanatn
on m fafisrs but
raiitfebs ["
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-09

Thefa is Il certain type u man VINO
demands rapid transit sven 10 the
pursuit u happiness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-09

n you are going 70 aah man y
take your part be sure 10 athAh
take an sou have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-09

Some men Impress W a. having
been born with q great deal o. o.
pefienoe.
Many a fellow who oiaims to y
I welded to biz nrt considers himaei
the better half
No Aiande. dear. just hecaasr a
Gid durani paint aa shouldn't say
that sha wuH aftleHa
The fellow who h crooked natural
lis wants wider path thhh IN"
/ atraiEht and marrow one.
II you are going 70 aah o. man Y
take your part be sure Ne dpnan =
take an you have
There isa certain type Of man who
demands rapid transit sven 10 the
pafauit u happiness
when q man runs for office 10
eanaidafa that tha newspapers are
printed that ho who runs may read
WHEN YOUNG RAN In public ne
0 GH HHtA fHaAAIAANN HAHAaa
| SHOULD BE- careful not 60 set side
I tfafh ed
II IL easier Go make friends Of IN
desirable acquaintance than II IL 90
maize arguaiHlnncea Of nnasHifahlt
! friends
No. Mauae. dear. the hnlflifsssef
daernt have 20 depend on tbs news
papnra TOT her puffa.
The trouble about hiichinE your
4 wagon 10 4 star 10 that you have 70
1 get W before The suh fisoai
You can't expect people aiNafs =.
avoid quafsaia NhsH The hairs ~
OUT head afraHipuallT hafs a taA
/ ing out
when . boy Elres his sister ne
biggest paft 81 A. aFpls l9H mal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-09

Some men Impress ~ 90 having
been born with Hfeat deal OF or
perienoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-09

Her machine IL Jus, a standard
typewriter. but the SHIFT key has
been Heightened to asaiat In the
hilndfaii vort sfs does
filindf4id o. any way this young
Eiri-fof she Il only ii--eiicss OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-09

NJ. Namde. dear. just hecnuHn o.
gifi doesn't paint aa ahoullh say
fhst Hhn WHu HftlaHH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-25
ToMoRROw's PROGRAM.

At $50 O'Clock Sunday morning.
President Taft will leave the
Knutsford hotel for the tabernacle.
The line II march will be along
Third South street west one block
10 Main street thence north TO the
tabernacle. 1t is urgently re-
quested that an attending tho ser
vice at the tabernacle be IN their
seats at s.45, as President Taft will
begin speaking at O'Clock
AZ 10 o'clock President Taft will
review the living nag and the school
children at a street. between south
Temple and First avenue. The
route chosen 20 reach this SPOT Is
as follows: Along West Temple
street from the tabernacle TO
First South street. from there east
TO Twelfth East street, thence
north TO South Temple street.
thence west 10 A street. The
living flag will be reviewed, and
then the school children. after
which President Taft viii be escort
ed 10 the Unitarian church. where
he viii attend service. From A
street the party will go west to
state street, south to First South
street. and east TO Second East
street. from which point the party
will move to the Unitarian church,
on Second East street, between
First and Second South.
After the service the president
and party accompanied by a mill
tary escort VIII move along Sec
ond South TO Main street thence
north to South Temple street, and
west TO the oregon Short Line
depot, where President Taft takes
the train for ogden.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-25

.lsO--A nice 4-room brick on 10th East
near sth South. with city water
ana electric lights m house. Terms
500 cash and balance 80 per noilh
f2GO-A Groom modern brick. near sth
south and 4th East Lot ssxl4o feet
20 alley This IS great bargain
al 500 cash and - per month
t2s00-A broom modern briek, win CLOS
cts pantry ana cellar Lawn IN
front ana back fruit trees. shade
trees and large lot This a. near
the University and can be had on
easy terms.
tsaO-A broom modern pressed brick
house gas and electr lights,
lot gA xll6 feet 10 alley This
place IN situated on the north
bench and can be had on easy
terms.
EO0O-A beautiful 7-room modern white
tity Corner lot 5lxii7 feet This
place 10 modern Ia an resneots and
is a great bargain. Terms
kglf0-A beautiful new broom modern
pressed brick house with reception
hall. nreplacos, closets, furnace, CO.
ment walks ana everything %
make n an up-to-date and model
home This place "a only two
blocks from me fnain district and
terms. See us AZ once about this
place.
II you don't happen 10 ma what YOU
want here drop Into the office and
look over our long list 81 bargains
IN an parts or The city,
HoFFdAN BROS
ga " and south Street
Both Phones "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-25
WILL ATTEND SERVICE.
President Taft 90 SIT Under Pastor
Sargent nc Unitarian Church.

In compliance with President Tafts
wish that he be permitted 20 attend
divine services tomorrow morning az
the Unitarian church on Second East
street, the mornings devotion Will be
elmrfe IN the extreme. No special
hyrnnai music win be arranged for
and on account Of the schedule pre-
pared FOR the presidents military, the
services will be shortened. with per-
haps even the scrb,tural reading emit
ted
In the absence Of the pastor. Rev.
william Thurston Brown. Arthur II.
Sargent a recent graduate from the
Harvard divinity school, will occupy
the pulpit, Hts sermon viii be devet-
cd 10 the tepio Of "'rhe Reward OF a
Perfect workman based on the text
from tho gospel Of John II. 81 have
Accomplished the work wh'.A thou CAV
est me 81 do"
Mr. Sargent win have the possible
distinction 81 being the youngest min
lister 10 conduct the devotleus ef either
President TRft or any former vsesi-
dent Several weeks ago, when the
Tart trim had been planned. Rev,
Brown wired An invitation 10 the presi-
dent Ia attend tho Unitarian church
while he was IN Salt Lake. Since then
the Row. Brown who IN also secretary
Of the Unitarian society was cont
PEELED 20 go out OF the city on his
semi-annual visit 60 the various
churches In his section OF tho inter
mountain region Tie is at present N
Colorado and Is also on his way ia Chi
caeo 10 attend the national conference
~ the Unitarian church 10 be held IN
the immediate future.
During Row. Browns absence Mr.. Sar-
gent is Occupying tho local pulpit. and
Il falls TO his lot In his entry into the
ministry 10 preach ono OF his early
sermons 10 the president % the United
states.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-25
EIGHTEENTH WARD.

Eighteenth Ward--The evening will
be devoted 20 song service inter-
spersed with brief remarks. including
3 short address on "rhe Influence OF
Music" by Bishop Orson +. Whitney,
and musical "reminiscences by Prof
George Careless During the evening
several Of Prof Careless musical num-
bers which have never been sung in
public viii be rendered by the Eigh-
teenth ward choir Among the selec-
tions will be the funeral hymn Of
President Brigham Young. last rem
dercd on the occasion of his funeral at
the Tabernacle In 1877. The soloists
Of the evening viii be George d. Piper
who will sing "rhe Link Divine" with
violin parts by Prof Careless and O.
Herman Schettler, BESSIE Edmunds
Newman, who win render with the
choir Come Near Me. My Redeemer."
and Hugh W. Dougall. who win sing
"The Penitent II. @, Whitney, diree-
tor; Spencer Clawson. Jr,, organist
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-25

pent-up enthusiasm Of the waltlns
crowds was turned loose when the
smiling face u the president appeared
on the platform. Fur several minutes
President Taft stood on tho steps Of
the car. bowling and acknowledging the
cheers and salutes 81 the people.
ON each side Of the street extending
from tho depot TO Main street. crowds
Of people were lined up against the
ropes enclosing the sidewalks, At
every intersection and at every avail
able space along the line Of the drive
up town. vehicles OF every description,
from the hie touring auto car TO the
most humble delivery rig. were con-
testing FOR every inch of room, From
the station 10 The point where The
presidents ear was awaiting him The
street was kept clear aud after the
greetings at the station had been ex-
changed. the party walked up through
the cordons ~ troops TO the motor
cars, where President Taft stepped into
the vehicle beside Governor Spry, and
was swlrlcd up town behind the gal
loplug mounted orderlics who proceed
ed the president to the fort
Among those to greet President Tart
at the station were Senator w ID.
Borah OF idaho and John Hays Ham
moud OF New York. II was Hello,
Bill Win IAft tNb boTdni anu AANlAot
John" TO Hammond
The appearance Of the troops station
ed as escort OF honor at the station
was Of most pleasing nature The
signal corps OF the Utah National
guard, Companies G and II OF salt
Lake end Company = OF ogden, were
formed IN double line. through which
the presidential party walked to the
cars. The Salt Lake High school
-. ssrf Of he
There were 230 cadets under Capt.
Webb. and music was produced for the
occasion by the cadet band OF Is men.
There we're fully 5000 enthusiastic
spectators packed around the rio
Grande station and up Second South
street for two blocks. Everybody
was yelling as the presidential party
marched to the automobiles and tho
sweet refrain" was taken up and em-
phasized all along the route TO Main
street by the assembled orowds-sll
anxious 70 zee the president. Chief
Barlow was olnnipresent In full dress
uniform. There was a great rush for
the Fort Douglas cars Immediately
after the presidential procession had
passed the Kenyon corner, and the
street railway people had their hands
full.
The pilot train consisting u bag
gage car and two Pullman coaches. ar.
/ rived at l21 O'Clock. followed by ths
| presidential train at 4:3o ION the dot >
| Vice President schlaclka and Assistant
| General Passenger and Tiulket Agent It
| A. WadlelKf. OF the Rio GIunde, stood
| on the steps Of the coach ahead or the
| presidents as the train pulled intC
the depot, and no time was lost N
transferring the presidential party &c
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-25

the automobiles. 50 that the procession
started promptly from the depot square
~ 4l8s y, M The street cars that
chaDced 20 be there were held until
after the procession had passed Firth
West street before returning 20 town.
'fhe big passenger engine on the presi-
Dental train came clear through from
Denver. thouah the crews were changed
az earh division terminal II was one
Of the largest PASSENGER engines that
ever came In over the Rio Grande. at
tracing considerable attention. En-
gines ~ that size are run between
Denver and Pueblo mostly, The pilot
engine was also one Of the large east
ern machines.
The secret service men we're thick.
or n bees" around tho Rio urande de-
pot hefure the arrival % the presia
dentlsl train. chief Mullins Of the
Denver q Rio Grandc secret service
and bis msn clearsd the depot platform
~ all stragrlers bright and early, and
then chased up az the rsar OF tho
presidents car 10 Seoond Houth street.
to keep sharp eye on things there.
Ex Deputy United states Mnrshal r.
A. Franks was one Of the vigilant ones
ut the depot.
Among the incidents OF yesterdays
trip " the president through Utah
was that OF his meeting twin sisters
al Sprineviilc While the school chill
dren were singing and waving flags
and the president stood bowling on the
platform two children were hoistcd
upon little projection OF the platform
at the end vf the car Each was
armed With a bouquet Of flowers which
they presented to the president.
Ia order TO hold the children up
President TAFT held one OF their hands
Ia his. In doing NO he glanced down
NJ their faces. Then a big broad smile
stole over his countenance. His smile
grew bigger and the crowd began TO
smoker and whisper. Its the twins"
When the proud rather OF the chill
dren exclaimed which Is which," the
big iovlal president was laughing
II can't tell" no exclaimed. They
both look tho same"
The dress OF the children was dent
ical and the color 81 their hair would
be hard TO distinguish apart.
~ the Knutsford President Taft was
highly pleased on receipt Of gift
] from Proprietor Holmes OF the Knuts-
| ford Mr.. Holmes happened into Nc
| Cornick & Company's bank yesterday
and saw some specimens OF fruit grown
in Willard county. several large apples
1 which attracted his attention. RI,
said he never beheld anything like
them before. and he suggested to Mr.
| Mccormick that a case be sent TO th'
| Presidents room. Mr.. Mccormick
acquiesced. and the case Of apples wa,
forwarded TO the quarters OF the dis
tinguished guest They had not beer
on hand more than five minutes befor'
| Mr.. Holmes received a summons {,
the presidents room. On entering N
found Mr.. Taft seated admirlngly be
fore the display OF apples with knf'
in his hand. hesitatinE how 20 proper
| ly tackle one OF the monster spcci
mems. The president asked Mr.. Holmel
where they were grown and said h'
had never in his life beheld such speci
mems OF apple culture.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-25
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS.

For the purpose Of review tomorrow
morning the university students Will
assemble at the Salt Lake theater
promptly at . o'clock. where they VIII
group by classes. receive tickets to adj
nit to the space within the ropes on
Brigham street. form In line and pro
coed 10 Eagle Gate. Glass presidents
will supervise the grouping and march
ing OF their respective classes. The
students OF the secondary training
school will be assisted by Prof. Milton
Rennion. principal Of that school. All
students are requested 10 bring pen
uauts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-25

thur y Foorheuse ar isa
East street hlereni
EMsLEN AT the residence h..
enth East street. Sept. - ioq sls'.
ssd tevef. Roy kmsley, aged ,es'.r
son OF ri. and Mrs. iaInes {, Neets
Private funeral SATURDAY al q sasie,
interment In the city cemetery.
MONTOrA.-At the residence. A.
niehth West street. this CITY nol Y
Sot,oa ~ , n.nsyya. aeea wear. p
BROWNs--In this city. Sept isu o.
ne, beloved wife ef y. Y Rrown. ssss
Funeral services win be hyao from 81
Donnell a Co.'S chapel sablrdav ~ ~
m, after which the remains III
taken TO Cleveland. O.. Tor b,,,,Ie
Friends invited 'e'Al
BRowT,-At West Jordan. Son, p, "a.
M s,,i'ssl srown. ased 2 wears
ODonnell 4 Co.'s chapel sahiraay n, On
a M interment At Mount Caivar, %
TEAGERs-In this CITY. sem " ,,..
C,irord n Lesser sFes 2 months SON
Funeral services will ba heid r~or. ,
| family residence. 40 Bryan avenue ~,
| iifday AZ 2 v. M fnterrnsnt at cily cs,n.
| terry
/ RASMUSSEN. In THE city. sent q, ,,s
Clris Raempssep, eEvd ~ years mem.
Der ef Park city Miners union M
| 1H.
Remains at o'D0nueli & Co. IS psrlo,.
Notice % funeral will be given lator
r.. II. Evans. Florist. Sc 4. Maln G,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-25

waited even into the night ln tho 81
pectancy Of gaining another glimpse
Of the president
Before tho banquet President TAFT
held an Informal reception at col
Scotts quarters. meeting the officers
aud their wives. and greeting in his
CHEEKY way those whom he had met In
the Philippines during his service AZ
civil governor. An orchestra placed ON
the balcony added to the pleasant
features Of the early evenings meet
ing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-25

lf. Rueksr, Sylvester { Lorine Knee
land 8. SNOW, John c. Waterman and
Emory 8, Adams Second LieutsI Rob
ert =, Boyers. John 8. Upham, Louis
Farrell. Paul G. Potter Edwin Butcher
Love A Mcclure, Hugh L. Waithalh
Charles l.. sampson, George ~ Huddle-
son. Eugene Hantschl. Jr.. Tauntley ~
Miller. Blaine A. DiAon. Olln o. bhis'
Eneeh y. Carey and Alva Lee
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-25
FOR sALE-REAu ESTATE.


IT you have a bargain. SEQ usi
~ you are lookiag Tor bargain, see
usi
An elegant house on South Temple
west Of 9Th East. contains II rooms. hath
reception hall and basement rooms
hardwood finish and hand carved cell
inKu. splendid brick barn; we invite any
enc looking for n beautiful home to In
vesti gate you can't beat II,
$4,000.
7-room modern. plasiered adobe 3
blocks from the Temple. lot NM N1G
feet TO alley. Don't overlook this: It Is
good buy.
6-roorn modern brick ana summer Kit
chen on West Temple Street. lot 4sx
lss feet, barn. lawn and shade; good
terms.
$4,000
broom house, blocks from Temple
Lon u feet by rods. This ground Is
worth the money.
Well built 5-room frame. stable. buggy
shed and flowing well. lot 6uiTis feet.
5000 cash, balance 10 suit
$4,000.
New broom frame y block from car
line cement walks; lot 5o1llo fet. "a foot
alley.
7-room brick. lot 50Nl45 feet on car line.
sidewalks. trees and lawn southeast.
reasonable terms.
s BY 10 rods on the northeast bench.
very desirable piece.
$4,000 PER ACRE
90 acres, miles from our Office.
$4,000
NV l7tL rods. south and east. This is
one of the best things We have 10 offer.
$1,000 PER FOOT.
| les by Is5 feet on the corner of 7th
south and state Streets.
SEE US FOR HOMES.
LARGE OR SMALL
CHEAP OR COSTLY.
SEE Us.
| FOR Business Opportunities. Sites on
which 10 erect Business Blocks, Track
age. Acreage, improved ana unimproVed
| HoWs THIs2
$1,000 20. 100 acre farm, miles nom
/ the city and County Building, good wat
! er right, well fenced all necessary Inn
| Elements required TO work the property,
| Two spans of good horses good harness,
dwellings, ! brick. 2 frames; outbnild.
ings. crop on the premises az the present
| time and equipment valued at from 5000
| 10 1000 The land completely fenced.
| water right. and all buildings included
| b. offered for less than so per acre.
5000 cash balance 70 suit at 8 per cent
DANLEY Go D0HSON
80 West srd sonuth
Both Phones ti26
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-25
WYOMING PosTMAsTERs.


Washington. y. c.. Sept Ia
Wyoming postmasters appointed; Egg
bert Laramie county, Nellie y.
schultz, vice n. Wilkinson. removed
Tower. Crook county. Madison r.
Danger. vice L. l.. Marshall. resigned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-25
Compliments Colonel Scott for
Appearance OF Troops
At the Fort.
cANNoNs VOICE SALUTE
First Review President Has Witnessed
Since Becoming Com
mander-in- Chief

"This Is the first review ! have
seen since I have been President
and II Is the finest I have ever
seen. president Taft to Col. Scott
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-25

McDOWEI.L.-1n this city Sept g. 1909,
Robert J. Mcdowell aged g years
Funeral services will bo held from
the private funeral chapel or Eber W.
Hall, ia south West Temple street at
y. m. Saturday. Sept Is. 1903 Friends
invited Tnternsnt will be private and
take place az $50 Sunday Sept. %, In the
this city cemetery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-25

MOORHoUsE.- this city. sept. "a. 1909.
AS the result OF an accident Arthur
4. Moorhouse. aged years and 4
months, the son Of Mr.. and Mrs Ar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-25
DIED.

BoWDIE.- this city Sept a. 1879,
Judge John r. Bowdle aged 60 years,
At 5a2 south Third East street
Notice OF funeral later. Cincinnati and
Columbus, o.. papers please copy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-25
PRESIDENT ". \. TAFTS !
STRENUOUS End DAY

tCenlinued from pace one)
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-25

X. #. Evans. Florist. s6 3. Main 9,
Floral designs a speciality Phones gl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-25
REMNANT SALE In
LINOLEUM

Some pieces from ~ 10 q
yards, ? yards wide, close ZE.
out at, a yard aVS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-25

gave the banquet in honor OF the presl.
don't Col Walter = Scott. Lieut. Col
Hunter IigEett Mas willis r. May.
Andrew + Rowan ana James ~ ARA
smith, Chaplain Joseph Clemens. Capts.
WINS ulne. Harry A Smith, John
McA Palmer, Neiling X. Hart Frank
"A. savage. Edgar T. Conley, Charles
III Bridges, William A. Cavanaugh.
Thomas H. HarksT. Bryan Conrad
James ~. Love, Jr., Frank W Rowell,
Garrison McCaskey, Leon L. Roach and
Richard +. kifenberick, Jr; First
lAeuts. Robert II. sillman. Lorchin w.
caney, Wilbur A Mcdonald. clark r.
Ward, A owen seaman. Henry A. Bell
GuetaYe A Wieaer Ned IA Green, GUY
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