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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-30
Pioneer Roonnes.
Sold, laid and guaranteed by :
LAMBERT PAPER 60.

Swimming at saltair--1t's glorious.
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! DELINQUENT NOTICE I:

s "a &
4 kennedy III: DITCH 1RR1GArloSs
BCOMPANY.- Location of principal nlaca#
of business. Salt Lake city. Utah .ti l'aseAt
K N tice----s'1I here are delinquent upon the
Sassessn ent leNied on the 2sth day Of
June. 1909, the several amounts set IN.
5posite the names OF the respective share.
holders as follows: q.
5oha An ndsrson. .l5s 81 s'ss
SDellie NJ. anderson. .229s g, 1920 lio
AarS E s. Al BaoWi.::.. s 3 1 80
Elizabeth. & n. Bullock. .l2l 10 II,
w. III. Chandler. 81 q 4-2O Isl
George Chase ....,....l56 1920 2.45
Addison Cain ........,...2M 10 5nl
GAO. sDunshee .......,. 1911 1920 Q Il,
Edwin Darey 9. &; 4. 1886 "a 900 N,
~. e. Flowers. 30 2Sli-20 l.@
sI.ouisa. Ilock &. .s,Ia 80
Carl NJ. Gilberg 5....,.... SO 4 % ia.
Mary IL. Gilmei. s. &. !. PA SO al Ia
Nephl C;riffiths ....s.....1 45 L 7-20 "a
Nephi Griftlths So. .....I46 2 Ia Ills
w. r.. Hutchinson..... 5g1i4sO as
Nicpl Hood ..........lSS LOO
VIM. Hoare -. I. !. So. pa 1890 i,Sa
ID. M. johnson ,.....,...1 s3 / 1870 95 &
r. G.. Johnson ~. =. 1Sl 8 1920 !Sjsl
Mary a ~ ohpson... ~. .22S3 4 / l7-2D .s5
Geo. -. lSilner, Jr.t...224T 1 1f-2o 80
IL. Il. Livingston ........ Is LIP III
Mary Ann Long, ~. I. lot . $50 t.E5$
John Mcdonald ......... . 49i10-2p 2o,5O
Michael VIM. MeElaic ISL
and Wm Mcttale 80. 80 4 I 81. 90
Janette. g. Murdoek....l liz 2s5-2a III,
Geo. ". Norris, Jr.....s.20l ] 1920 .S5
Annie n. Nlor.. ......li2 q 40 s.eD
George Nicols ...,..,.,,25o 1920 ,s5
Jos. j.. Robinson ........ 80 ! "a t.M
stephen L. Richards. lis 1920 40
John b.. Read .. y. >. a.. 1873 51S-2o as
]. u II RackleSf $. !. ~. 22o5 9-20 90
w. b. Richards. Jr... :. go i $50 70
I3urdette Nj. Sperry q $50 1,l5
slIllen Stein ;.... .......... rs 3 leo a5 Z
ParieN w. Smooth. 70 $50 10
Carrie i. Satller ....,..,Ii s. 400
Murray H. Stewart. hi 1870 10
Elizabeth Alisback
Soutlam ...s. * .......t .2SS 5l-2o .d5
Paul =. Thorne ..195 q Lilo 1915
Robert S. Thomson......2 400.
Matthew White . $40 LIS
Mercy Williams ...t....S6 80
John q W.. NVaterSon ..,.25I ! 80
And in accordance with law, and an
order OF the Board of Directors, made
On the s6tll day of June 1900, so many
shares of each parcel OF such stock as
|3may be necessary viii he sold Mt the Of
Lice OF the Secretary, Rooms Nos. SOL and 5
J0s, Security & Trust Building, Salt
Lake City, Utah, on the 18th day of
September. 1909, at the hour OF . O'Clock
p. M. to pay the dellnauent assessments!
thereon, together with the costs Of adj
vertising and eXnenses the sale.
ID. b. RICHARDS. sSacp. ss
Rooms 507 and as. Security & Tr.ist
Building, 1854 South Mln Street,
Salt Lake CITY,. Utah.
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Wait for the big Il X l. auction sale
commencing September Z at 10 a. m.
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cIIIcAGo.

Chicago Aug. 2O,-IGnormous shipments
of wheat from Russia during last week
were HE chief5topc unner discussion at
the opening of the wheat market today
and the liberal movement prompted
heavy selling here which caused initial
declines OF; II a IS to 1isc The total
movement from Russia and Danulan
ports last week was more than 80 per
cent of the worlds total movement.
being estimated at nearly. 5,o0o,0D BUSH
els. Prices showed little inclination
quotations on September were 91as to
l97a and on December 9SA to Y Later
September touched as and December
cradle selling of corn carly IN the day.
September opened Unchanged to lic. low
CT. at s. to e5A and declined to 64s.
oats were weak in sympathy with
a time held within the opening range.
Provisions We're inclined to be weak
owing to liberal receipts Of live hogs
at all western packinp centers. Opening
prices were 1sc. higher5to 71ac lower.
Wheat--Pricess continued to sag
throughout the day, the market being
bearllshly affected by = talk of big pros
For September the low point Of the SEES
sion was reached at 97A. December de-
5clined to a27s. The market closed weak,
with September off 10i1hc. at a7as a 1lss;;
Corn-The market was rather weak all
day. The bottom for September was
reached at d4ls. The close was easy. with
September off 1ac. at 6ia
Close-W hent--s 81 Is ": Dec. % ass;.
May. SIX.
Corn Sept. e4sl; Dec. $50; May. 5e5s
4 @5T.
oats--sept.. $685. Dee. s6s. May, 1914.
Porl-sept.. 90. 521a jan. 1850.
Lard-Sept., 1920; Oct. 12171a @ .2O;s
Nov. 11.T7a; Jan. 1o,42k.
Ribs Sept, 11.75; Oct. II Go; Jan. $50
Rye-Cash. IL: Dec, Sc. X
4 Barlcy--Cash. 4SfiGS.
Timothy-Sept.. 3 ,57hs: Oct. 9.55.
Clover--Casf 1.3O March, 1880.
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

7 New York. Aug. s0.-AIoneys on call
firm, t4@21s per cent; ruling rate, "a
per cent; closing bid, "a per cent. of.
fered at 21s per. cent.
Time loans strong. 50 days, ~ 3 per
cent: 80 days. 3h@31s per cent; six
months, per cent We
Close: Prime mercantile paper Az q
Az percent. S
Sterling exchange weaker, with act
ual business in bankers bills at "A $500
G4s5.25 for 6O-day bills. and at i.s6.70
fors demand.
Commercial bills, 4. 81 IS 94.S4TTs.
Bar silver. 81 a
Mexican dollars, ~
Government bonds steady. railroad
bonds irreg ~ W.
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Noreross, AZ bid: yellow Jacket, a y
bid; Belcler, 90 bid. Sierra Nevada, ..
Gp5i Exchcquer, 81 bid: Union 5oGp22'
.Chollar, ~ bid: Potosi. "a bid.
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MacNamara, 81 bid; Midway, -
asked. Tonopah Belmont, 10 asked;
West End Cons, 30 bid; Jim butiei,
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FORENOON SALES,

FORENOON SALESe.
East Tintic. Dew. 1850 at "a; 1000
at l3ts. seller. 40.
Grand central. 200 at 2.52ts.
Iron King, 500 at 1Sh.
Little bell, ! 800 at 1.52ls
az Mason Valley, 300 at 2.S2!s.
May Day, 100 at Is.
Mountain Lake 200 at 15ia; 800 at 10.
Plutus. 500 at 51a
Provo, 1000 at ~.
Sioux Con. !, 900 at 90: $500 at 95.
Swansea, 1000 at Sh; 1000 at So; 1000
at s..
Uncle sam. 100 at IS.
Yankee. 300 at Is.
Yerington Copper. 1000 at>aA.
OPEN BOARD.
Grown Point. 500 at liz.
Cedar Tails. 1000 at 5.
East Tintio Dev., 500 at H. buyer SO;
1000 at 1872.
Grand Central, 200 at 2.471s; 200 at
s245, buyer GO: 800 at 2.45.
X IRON Blossom. 800 at 1.27ls, seller SO;
800 AT ,.27is.
Lever Mammoth, 100 at 40
New York. 1000 at 4.
Tintic Central, 1000 at 10, buyer co. /.
Yankee Con-, 100 at Is.
TOTAL.
Shares. Amount.
Regular call 20.O50 se,225.75
Open board ....... ..1lOoo s,950.0o
sl,o5o sls,175.75
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

sCreameries. 24d0as; diaries. 21I.@25.
Eggs-Steady. at mark, cases included.
IS: receipts. s9l5 cases; firsts, 20; prime.
3frsts, PLY.
15aM; young Americas, IS.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
f New York. Aug. 30 Sugar. raw.steady,
Fair refining. 3.46; centrifugal, SO test.
a 40; molasses sugar. 1855.
Is Refined-Steady. Crushed, SIS. powder;
ed. SIS; graduated. sos. +
Coffce-Quiet. No. Rio. III; No. a
Santos. S1s@9.
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Mcnamara, 81 bid; Midway, 20
asked. ronopah Belmont, 80 asked;
West End Cons. 30 bid: Jim Butler,
5ia@1S,
BUI.LFROC.
National Bank, = bid; Alrreti1yst, |
bid Bonnie Glare. Is asked; May
flower Con. II asked: Montgy. MI,
3Sm4; Homestake Con-, asked; Tramp
Con, 4Gl5.
MANHATTAN.
y Mani. Con, = asked Dexter, . asked
Combination. bid; Pinenut, asked.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Pittsburs sil, Peak, 50 bids Eagles
Nest, q bidis Rawhide Queen. Is asked
RaNyhdc Queen Regent, 20 asked: Rf Raw
hide Coalition. 26asI.
GOLDEIELD.
Col. Mt. 10It2: Jumbo Ext, % M22;;l
Booth 1916; Blue Bull SOS; Silver
Pick 16117; Blue Bell, 30t4; Flibern n a
3 asked: Lone Star. 4 bid; Orc, IS g ii
Atlanta. 15@lG; Cit. Bend. sos; Red
Top Ext, SOS; Florence, S.o21a Ms.0I v .
.D,field r. b. Cons, 2@S: Goldheld
DAISY. 21m22: Comb Fraction, q epla'
ct. Bend ESt.,@2 asked: Ct. Bend an
mex, . asked. kewanos, 10 IL or !.
land. 3a5; CrackerjacE. 2@S;
Mohawk, 5Gl6;5 Red Hills, 1Gps;; !.
Tiger. s asked; !, c. @. d. 10 bid
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NEW YORK STOCKS. Il
James "A. Pollock & Co.. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoon;
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REAL EsTAT E TRANSFERS.

Swimming at saltair-Ies glorious
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Hogs-Receipts. 1900: market steady.
Heavy. /. 40ff7. 50; mixed. 20 7.75:: lights,
T.759iS. 90; pigs, G IS G725; bulk OF sales.
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NEW YORK CURB RANGE.

..s......
Utah Copper ..sIt
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BOSTON .corpEl, MARKET.

~ . : - ; - = : -
~ anles a, Pollock & CO.. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following. received
over their special wire this afternoons:
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Sheep Receipts, 1880: market steady
to 10c. higher Yearlings 4,00m450;.
wethers. rs; ewes. $50 a. .40; lambs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-27

tograph contains system Of wires and
contacts that are properly distributed
over the windows doors, safes, etc, be-
ing connected with All objects Of value.
As soon As a stranger penetfates the
room, Photographic camera, under the
action Of some contact, involuntafily and
uneonseiously touched by the person,
viii direct itself automatically towards
the contact. that is towards the thief,
and after having opened the objective
shutter, win ignite the magnesium pow
der intended 70 supply the iashlight, and
again close the objective after the view
has been obtained, then exchange the
film. ret a new portion Of powder ready
and register the exact hour.
The whole of these divers operations
Is completed in less time than Is RE-
auired to describe IL, the apparatus be-
ing Immediately ready for taking anoth-
or view, as soon ais the intruder touches
some other contact, and 50 on Like
an invisible detective, the cleptograph
thus follows any motions Of the thief,
in order 70 prepare set Of authentic
and irrefutable documents, to assist the
police IN their search for the criminal
The current required for working the
apparatus is either half Of that Of an
ordinary battery or-after due reduction
through proper resistances the current
derived from the electric mains Being
enclosed In 4 box entirely hidden from
the burglar the cleptograph cannot pos
sibly be harmed BY the latter From
Machine Identifies Thieves in Sep.
TENDER Technical World Magazine
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PORTE THANKS THE POWERS.
Appreciates Their Good Work in Matter
Of Crete.

Appreciates Their Good Work in Matter
Of Crete.
constantinople, Aug. 27.-The council
Of ministers have approved draft Of
reply to the note Of the remesenta-
tives Of the powers, which was submit
ted on Aug. IS and which renewed the
energetic warnings to the porte against
ieopardiziug peace by pushing her rela.
tions with Greece TO extremes In the
reply the Turkish government expresses
gratitude 70 the powers for the good
offices in Crete and in the solution Of the
flag question. and gives assurance Of the
constant and pacific intentions Of the
porte It also urges definite settle.
ment Of the Crstan regime.
Regarding the situation in Yeman. a
province IN southwestern Arabia where
the Mahdist movement has taken on a
revolutionary character, It is announced
that the statement that the porte has
asked for the assistance Of the British
and Italian warships in the Red sea il
incorrect.
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EXTRAORDINARY HAIR TONIC
L won,t erow HaIr . BaId Hold.


Unlike al other hair restorers, Paris
ian Sage won't grow hair on bald heads.
Neither will it grow hair on china eggs,
door knobs or hitehing posts.
One claim is about as sensible as the
other
If your head Is bald and you want to
cover il with hair, get q wig
Partisan Sage tile quick acting hair
rejuwenator, is Of no nse To bald headed
people; but for people who have thin
hair, falling hair and dandruiE and where
the bald spot IS just beginning to show,
there is nothing in this wide world that
win give such satisfactory results as
Partisan Sage.
Partisan Sage is guaranteed by The
Red Cross Pharmacy to drive out dam
drf and stop falling hair in two weeks
or money hack lt stops itching scalp in
two days, and keeps the scalp cool and
free from odors ID warm weather
There is nothing on earth that viii 50
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trous and uxuriant hair as ParisiaK
Sage
Try a bottle 81 Partisan Sage at The
Red Cross pharmaey's risk. Use it for a
week. and YOU viii have no use for the
ordinary tonics Partisan Sage is de-
ighiiullY peffumeds free from grease
and sickness. and a large bottle costs
but so cents The girl with the auburn
hair Is on every bottle.
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rhs Limle,.v Lind.

"since the word limit became pop
ular slang ! have heard many things
called the limit. but not one OF them
was it, said the young woman. 1T
remained for me TO run the real bona
flde limit to earth. ] found it last
Monday / called on a woman who
l had heard wanted some one to come
in twice day and play the plano
half an hour at luncheon and dinner.
I agreed TO come, for / naturally sup
posed the music was wanted as an
accompaniment TO her own meals or
her childrens meals Or the meals OF
some other human beings But that
wasn't what she meant at ALL was
taken up into q kind Of luxurious ken
nels on the third floor and asked to
play softly while hair a dozen dogs
OF high degree lapped UP their food
The dogs liked music, their mistress
said. aud enjoyed their meals more
when they bad It 70 eat By. Limit
Well, rather l ike dogs. and | like
music, and like money, but the com
bination formed limit that I Just
couldn't face, SO ! gave up the job
New York sun.
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Four Children Victims Of the
Disease
FRENCH TRADERS OBJECT
To American Tarif-Turkeys Thanks
Powers for Work in crete-Gives
Assurance Of Pacific Intentions
Of the Porte.

Rotterdam, Aug. 27.--Tho death Of
four children supposed TO have been
caused BY poisonous sweets, has been
found after meteorological examination
to have been due to Asiatic cholera.
One man also died recently from a sus.
picious illness and fourteen adults and
fourteen children are under observation
at the isolation sheds Necessary pre-.
sautions have been taken to prevent
the spread Of the disease.
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in his sketch, "a Day Off which re-
counts the doincs of Tammany pic
me- And IL goes to prove that being
an editor Of The Century, as Mr.. Took
Ter Is, neither confines him to a high
brow" aloofuess from the homely things
of life, nor makes him estand ofish"
with a rival publisher.
Robert Dunn's "Semper SparIingS is
quite thrilling as fiction, but the story
viii also be recognized as patriotic
plea for a merchant marine And it
Is convincing. Porter Emerson Browne,
who wrote the much-discussed play. a
Fool There Was" contributes *The
Mellowdrammer, a laughable satire on
his own profession.
IN nThe Dread OF Barrel Lane Wall
Ger Eaton has produced one Of thase
light, exqnisitely handled love stories
Of his which carry q favor of distine
ton all their own The fitting Islandn
is 3 scientific horror story Of New York
devastated by one end sinking into the
sea of its own weight
of articles, the one not printed pre-
sents the most striking possibilities.
This Is The Beast and the Jungles, the
life story Of Judge Ben B. Lindsey, of
the Children's Court Of Denver. A for
ward, by Harvey j. O'fIiggins, forecasts
with some feryor the nature Of the
work, and next month we are To have
the beginnings Of statement from the
inside showing how courts and iuries
are controlled by corporations.
Forest crissey's Cooperation Close
to the Soilp is the sequel to his rob
hing the Hand that Feeds and is, in
effect, rousing cheer for the new or
CARNATIONS by which the farmers pro-
pose TO meet trust methods with the
Of trust.
sWhat Shall We do With the Oldfn
is given the place Of honor on the title
page in the line IS an Old Mother
Less Precious that on Old Soldiergp
The problem Of dignifed old ace with
some measure Of independence, ii one
that troubles the sleep Of half 81 hui
manity. But in our busting country
we seem to have left 1t to solve itself,
while in Europe statesmen, employers
and, above an, the people, have COM
bined to find at least a partial solu-
ton.
f. Alexander Powell's article. "The
Romance of the Missionary credits
the spread Of the gospel with the spread
also Of health to the heather and
wealth to our merchants.
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etable Compound had helped her. and
] tried IL, and after the third bottle
was cured. Mrs. ALvENA SPERLINo,
II Langdon Street. Chicago, III.
If you are III do not drag along at
home or In your place Of employment
until an operation is necessary, but
build up the feminine system, and re-
move the cause Of those distressing
aches and pains by taking Lydia ~
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs.
For thirty years ii has been the stan
dard remedy for female ills, and has
positively restored the health Of thou
sandsof women who have been troubled
with displacements, Inflammation, III
ceration, fihroid tumors, Irregularities,
periodic pains, backaehe, bearing-down
feeling, flatulency, indigestion, dizzi-
ness, or nervous prostraton. Why
don't you try itg
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Thn sentamher FverybodY,s.

Everybody's September number opens
ith quaint child story, Happiness"
Mary Raymond shIpman Andrews.
This delicate little yarn is long way
from Mrs. Andrews famous story Of
clergymah's adventures with q hum
orously intoxicated college friend, said
to have been taken from an experience
of her brothers, the Rev. Percy Ship
man. But although IN her new form
Mrs. Andrews strikes no note Of fun,
she does touch a note Of human feeling
that viii linger inst as long in the
memory. And Blanch Greer's pictures
are what in one Of Emily Posts novels
surely would be described as @delieta-
blen # there are no comic situations
here, the deficiency is made up in the
succeeding pages by L. Frank Tooker
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Money In Rats.

The only good rats are dead rats.
Alive. the rat carries disease. Dead.
It may have a commercial value. The
skin is fine material for book covers
and for making purses and photo
graph frames. It may also be used
10 the manufacture Of gloves for wo-
men. and in several Of the great cities
the rat killing industry is assuming
proportions. The rat in Scandinavia,
as well as the species known as the
Norwegian, big, bothersome rodent
because Of its fighting proclivitles, IS
particularly valuable for the purposes
named The bodies can be converted
into fertillzing material Thus In
many commercial centeFs abroad is
the rat being killed BY the many
thousands. not because 1t is a menace
to public safety. but because uses
have been found for The heretofore
worthless hide. The time may come
when the rat Will be hunted assidu-
ously in this country. not only be-
cause OF the money that's ID it, but
because It Is our enemy.--Indianapo-
lis News.
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MAGAZINE REVIEW.
Planning the House Of Satisfaction.

There are a few facts about designing
and building which our amateur design
ers ought to know before attempting
their individual designs, The liying-room
ought to face tile south or west, that it
may have the benefit Of the afternoon
sun The diningr may well face the
east. to secure the good cheer Of the
morning sunlight, that the days begin
ming may BE auspieious 1t Isl therefore.
best, or, at least, most convenient, to
plan for these things # the house faces
the south. Cement cellar walls cost no
more than stone set in cement and are
rat and moisture proof, besides offering
a more agreeable wall in the cellar
There Is no reason why cellars should be
dark and disaeeeable. Allow for con-
siderable window space in the cellar wall.
and group the windows in pairs Thus
sunlight enters which aids il keeping
the cellar dry Suburban Life for Sep-
TENDER.
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New YOrk'S
Next Mayor.
Seth low and Others Mentioned for the
Antl-IammaW Nomination The Attack
on 6Otham's Police Magistrates.
New Subway Plans and
OIhcr Topics.
by JAMES A. EDcERToN.
four New YORK Correannndent. ]

RA HE report that Seth Low has
been offered the ambassadors
ship to England Is especially
interesting to New Workers. at
this time not only for the reason that
Low is a resident Of this city. but be-
cause he was the last reform mayor
and has been mentioned for the anti
Tammany nomination this year. The
more we have seen Of the present adj
ministration the more we have come
to appreciate that Of Low It was
economical and for the most part
clean and efficient The cutlery raised
against 1t is now seen TO have been
largely from disgruntled Office seekers,
disappointed chasers Of special priv
iIeges and grafters who had fallen
upon lean years Unfortunately Lows
personal manner was somewhat cold
and not such as made for popularity.
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fomenting anarchy and many other
heinous things that would require a
column In the telling One criticism
made by the committee Is that the
police court rooms are filthy, and this
Is borne ont by the findings OF com
mission that has Just investigated con-
ditions in Essex Market court This
report was so scathing that It VIII
compel reform 10 this particular court
Many others are almost as dirty.
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COMPLAIN ABOUT OUR TARIFF.

French Foreign Traders Fear Serious In
jury to Their Interests.
Paris, Aug. 27-M Dupuy, minister
Of commerce, Wednesday received the
officers Of commission from the French
foreign traders council who called at
tention 70 the grave apprehension exist
ing in the commercial world on account
Of the new American tariff The dele
gates insisted that serious injury was
likely to result to French traders in GER
tain articles by the date Of its applca-
ton to France. NJ Dupuy replied that
the government was keenly solicitous
regarding the question and that his de-.
partment was giving it the closest atten.
ton.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-27

No sensible woman wants to do more
work than is necessary to accomplish the
best results.
And YET
There are women who take full day
to do the weekly wash when it can be done
in half the time and far better.
Is this because they don't know tho
Fels-Naptha wayi
Or is the reason that they are 50 gov
erned by habit that they hesitate to try
new method
The Fels-Naptha way is 50 easy, 50
simple Full directions are on the
red and green wrapper.
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NV oman.

hrs TOpfct-Just gaze at that srtl Looks like piece
of Swiss cheese. Full Of holes My washwoman
must use quick lime instead Of SOAP"
Anty l2'udce-''Why don't you wash at home p
Mrs. Topaos-~ AT home. indeedl Why, as you know
live in apartment. Boil clothes on a gas raneef
Most likely land in the hospital"
AMY Drudge-'Why, dear. use FeIs-Naptha and you
don't have to boil the clothes Lukewarm Or cool
water Is all that's needed winter or summer And III
guarantee your clothes viii never again be frecked
with holes"