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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-01
tADvERTIsEMENrD
OUBS AMERICANS
M0LLYCODOLE RACE
Cooper Stomach Man. WhaCkS
Modern Civilization and
Says Pace Kills.
TO MEET CITIZENS HERE
Digestive system Ut People of Today
l. Dcgcncrating. lie
Claims.

Are Americans bcco pus race OF
m~ollycoddles?
The Cooper stomach man. the cast
en expert. who arrived in salt Lake
Yesterday. drove some hard iolts
against modern day methods OF living
today Thus is the man who has been
"a" subject of newspaper comment from
New York TO "a Francisco as a result
Of an original way OF expressing his
theories ia health matters. Ho has
Travelled from city to city In a study OF
pcptic ills, n says he Will meet the
people Of Salt Lake face 20 face willis
here lie Is said TO be q millionaire
several times over. He continued.
When Theodore Roosevelt launched
the term monycoddle' it was so pat
that it stuck Why? Because every
body knows the nabby. limp, droopy in
diNidual who doesn't appear to have
enough gumption i'm him TO walk up
stairs. Half a century ago that wouldn't
hDve bscn true. 10 is modern civiliZa-
ton, h fact that tho Injuries Of yes
terday have become the necessities Of
today. that is making us a nation Of
mollycOddles.
IT is my theory that 20 per cont Of
all hl health Is due 20 stomach rouble.
"L as NJ" NNI A#NNNANNNNA ANNNNNNM O.
Practically all Of the chronic IN health
OF this generation is due 10 abnormal
stOnluchic conditions. Therefore. I he
lieve the human stomach OF present
highly civilized races has become de
generate.
In earlier days. when the human
race Was closer to nature and mon and
ono worked all day out Of doors
digging % frugal existence from the soil.
the tired. half-sick people that are now
SO common did not exist To be sure.
there was sickness. but il was Of a
Nirulent character aud only temporary.
There was mono OF this half-sick an the
time condition with which so many are
afflicted
In tho horse, the COW. the dog (yvheu
lot alone and not turned into a parlor
pcD and the wild animals. YOU see no
chronic debility. no nerve exhaustion.
II Is because their stomachs are in
sound condition. They are not shut up
an day with little exercise and they
do not stun themselves with food
when their body has not had enough
work to Justify IL. Tho civilized races
have been doing this Tor years. the hui
man stomach has gradually become
weaker, and look At the result-most
Of the people are half sick. We are be-
coming a nation of ~mollycoddles
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ESTATE OF WILLIAM b. PRESTON.
DECEASED.

ESTATE OF WILLIAM - PRESTON.
DECEASED
Tho undersigned will sell az private
sale the following property located in
Cache County. Utah. to-wit.
Commencing 5 feet south or the north
west corner % lot g. block rs. plat -"
Logan City Survey. thence east 9 rods.
hence south 3 rods, thence west 9 rods
10 tho wrHt line Of street. thence north
Q rods 20 place OF beginning
Also an Of lot D. block plat ~"
Logan city survey.
Also the south part - lot 3 block %.
plat "E." 81 Logan West Field Survey.
containing 25-g acres, and situated IN the
northwest quarter OF section g. own
ship u north OF range east OF Salt Lake
Meridian.
OF the southwest corner Of section No.
ln township 10 north 0f ruuge I west Salt
Lake Meridian. thence east SIS chHluai
thence north GG rods 20 the north line of
the southwest quarter or said section m.
thence east 0n said line + chain. thence
north o deg " min east 1870 chains
thence north M Dos lp min. cast 10 Tho
center Of Bear River. thence down he
where said river iuferseots the west line
Of section = township and range aforc-
said thence south aionF sad line %
said section p 10 the southwest corner
~ said section 3 thence east 10 tho
southeast corner OF che southwest quar-
ter of said section f thence south 20
tho enter nI HNINNNN NW low NNNNn ana
fanFe aforesaid theme further south M
rods. thence east to tho point of BEGIN
ming. known as Riverside Farm and
containing about ia acres ~ land
Also 81 shares ~ the capital stock
OF Henson Irrigation Co.
An undivided p interest in. commenc-
INK ed o. point D feet west Of mo uorih-
east corner Of poo s. block p plat "A "
I0ean CITY Survey. ln Cache County,
tftah. running Hence south lo feet
thence weff az feet. thence north i0
feof thence east e feet f1 tho place m
beginning. together Wlth o. right OF way
from no rear thereof 10 the street
said property being known al the
Commercial Block
On or after Monday. me- lat daY ~
Noseber 1910. and written bids Win b.
received M thc ofnce Of founs a Movie
Descrot National Rank Building Salt
Lake CTS. Utah. terms of falc. cash.
70 ner cent payable AZ the time m sllo
hnlnncn upor combination hr fho court,
or On Dine as provided hN Low
HARRIEIT a PRESTON.
D. RI MARTfNEAu.
OSCAR w MoYLE
Admluisiratora
Mated oct 18Th 1902
oscar W. Mollo Attorney.
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GOVERNING
SITES
A., Forester PinchOt Makes
co. testament, in Form Of Letter,
Defining Govt. Policy.
OF MOssBAcN IN IT.
IN Rctard Development OF
Z" pover-Permits should
Re for Fifty Years.

,v,on. oct. Si-The practise
y. government in granting water
concessions is outlined by GU
pinehot, United states f~ores'er'
iou written 70 col n. L. Hig-
n Boston. Mass q director OF
General Electric company The
Ines the form Of a public state
md is significant Of widespread
n the water-power situation.
p,nebot seeks 10 emphasize par
.,ly that be docs not wish to re-
,no development OF water-power
.,a,s,e capital. He makes clear
.oipt that the renewal Of a permit
IN. end Of 50 years is at the opinion
,be government that it II, by
revocable by tho secretary 90
~, ireiror. but. unless revoked, con
- q years. when u terminates
,bopt any special revocation but
W. then be renewed ~ the option o.
.sS an conditions to be fixed by the
aorernment Tho letter follows:
PlNCHoT's LETTER
A.. nsar col. Higginson; Your let
~ Oct. 4 Is received. You VIII be
va 10 know that ! have been mis-
-,oted as 10 the statements you men
Van First Of an, ] have no desire TO
nrsvept or retard tho development OF
,,or noWers BY private capital. They
.sonl5 be developed by private capital
i nv Judgment. under proper govern
,s,nt control and not BY the nation
or the states
secondly, ] have not said. either Phi
|ystely or publicly that the General
|rlectric company or any other single
I%srisiing corporation controls or Is nov
|wsline 10 control an the water powers
4, the country. But no can deny
|,rere IS A marked tendency toward
PRACTICAL concentration and control Of
the hydro-electric development over
very wide areas. I'm some cases this
concentration may be a mere com
mnnlty Of interests evidenced and
made effective by d~irectorates in SOW
IN legally distinct corporations held
M the representatives Of the same in
,,rests Of friendly interests.
In ether cases IL appears to be
lpught about by closer inter-corporate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-01
GOES INDIGESTION, GAS
AND ALL STOMACH MISERY.

undigested food, Nausea. Headaches
and dizziness. Constipation and other
Stomach disorders.
some folks haV tried so long to mud
relief from Indigestion and Dyspsp-
sia or an ou~t-of-order stomach with
the common everyday cures adyer-
tised that they have about made up
their minds that they nave something
else wrong, or believe theirs Is a case
OF Nervousness, Gastritis. Catarrh OF
the stomach or Cancer.
This, no doubt, Is a serious mistake.
Your real trouble is. what you eat does
digest; instead, il ferments and
sours, turns to acid, Gas M Stomach
poison, which putrefy in the digestive
a and intestines. n besides. poi
son the breath and nauseOus odors.
A hearty appetite, with thorough d.
g%estion, and without the slightess dis
comfort Of misery Of the stomach, is
waiting for you as soo as you decide
to try Pape's Diapepsin.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

SILVER DfppEB MINING COMPANY.
principal place ~ business i6s So. Main
street sat AXE city. Utah
NOTICE be- hcrchy given that at a
meeting OF the board Of directors OF the
silver nipper MlnipE Company. held on
nc l2nd DAY OF October 1903. an asstss-
pcnt Of onV-sixtecnth U-i6l Of one cent
per Hhnre was levied and assessed on the
capital stock of said corporation. payable
az the office OF the Co. Room Ni Scott
huildlne. Salt Lake CITY, Utah. 90 Chas.
u. street secretary. ua or before NO
Nomber Gath. 1899. ANY stock Upon which
said ussessment shall remain unpaid on
the said Nov. 2fth. 1879. Will he delin-
Qucnt and advertised Tor sale nd public
auction aud unless payment a. made
before. will be- sold on ithe 10th day or
December, 1899. at 2 p. m. Of said day.
20 pay che said delinquent assessment.
thereon. together with the costs of ad-
vertisinR and expenses OF sale.
CHAs D. STREET, secretary
Date % hrst publication, oct o. l.n9
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relations. and in still other cases as
for Instance. central California, there
seems TO be a single corporate CON
troll of a large and populous territory.
The report OF the commissioner OF
corporations, transmitted to Congress
with his message Of Jan. IS. 1909. veto
ing a bill III r.. i7707) TO license the
building Of a dam in James river, Mis-
souri,. establishes these facts.
The increasing radius OF practicable
electric transmission and the recent
financial history OF the country as to
consolidation Of other kinds Of business
seems to Justify the belief that there Is
a strong tendency toward concentrated
control Of ~hydrO-electric development
in the United States. Id not say a
single trust has vet been formed. As
an outsider, I have not the intorma-
ton which would warrant my saying
that sue a trust has been planned.
but II is apparent hat the present
tendencies favor such a trust and will
produce It " they continue.
I therefore think Il is Of the utmost
Importance for the people to under
stand these tendencies. realize that
import and take effective steps now
while There is yet time to retain and
effectively exercise public control Of
this vital necessity Of life. This may
be done by giving concessions limited
time. requiring a fair rental, and
Imposing conditions 60 prevent tho
evils which experience has taught us
10 expect from u%nrcgulatod monopoly.
! am very glad indeed to have your
statement that the United states
should not part with this kind OF prop
erty without fair leases" That is pre-
clsely the position the forest service
always a taken.
] inclose a copy Of the form of per-
nit (called a special use agrcemenD
now used by the forest service in grant
ing all water power concessions in the
national forests.
/ call your attention to the fact THAI
this permit requires that construction
be begun and completed within a rea-
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and In accordance with law and an
order OF tho Board Of Directors made
ou the goth day Of September. 1909. 50
many shares Of each parcel OF stock as
may be necessary will be sold al public
auction. al tho Office OF the Company. g
East Second South street. Salt lake
CITY, Utah, ou saturday. the 6th day OF
November. 1909. az the hour Of . o'clock
D.. m, TO pay the delinquent assessment
together with the cost Of advertising
and expense Of sale.
BERT n. BAILEY. Secy.
ONCE O. East Second South Street
salt Lake city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-01

Massion was on his WAY homo from
work be was stopped by three rob-
bcrs at Garfield and orchard streets
One 81 the men held a revolver 10 the
victims head while the others tore
otyen his coat and vest ~ relieved
him Of the fat wallet Il held exactly
tIg7.
Massion had 50 in another pocket.
but the robbers made no effort 60
search him further after getting the
large amount he went Ia the Hall
stead street police station % report
Ell his loss. but no arrests have been
made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-01
WIND LIFTED BARN
AND CARRIED IT AWAY

Kansas City, Nov. John Chandler.
q farmer living a few miles south
west Of here. has lost all faith in a
barn as a place of refuge during
windstorms.
Chandler became frightened at a
high wind yesterday and sought safe
~ In his barn. While congratulating
himself upon his wisdom, the wind
picked up the barn and carried it
away. The barn had a dirt floor, thus
the structure was lifted up over his
head leaving him uninjured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-01
REFUSED A LICENSE.
Old Man OF Seventy who Wanted 10
Marry Girl of Is.

OroYillc. Cal. Nov. John pinCk-
ncy Ware. %7O-ycars' old and q resident
Of Orovillc. appeared before County
Clerk Bacheldec Saturday and asked
for a license 60 wed Cora May
Burns. whose age was given by her
mother as IS years, but who died
not look moro than 10.
The girl was accom- anicd hy her
mother Mrs. Elizabeth Raelin. who
gave her consent TO tho marriage.
Despite this fact Bachclder refused
10 grant the license. The custody OF
the girl may be taken from the mother
and vested In Probation officer j. A.
Glenn.
was first made Bachelor thought the
license was desired for the mother
who gave her age as "a years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-01
HALLOWEEN FRANKS.
Result in Thousands of Dollars Worth
OF Damage In Cemetery.

Carlinville, H., Nov. damage es-
timated al 5000 was done, IL was dis
covered yesterday, In the Carlinville
City cemetery as a result Of a Hal
lowe'en prank by vandals. More than
100 tombstones were damaged.
Stones nearly q century old We're
broken, as were many more modern
monuments. The heavy metal doors Of
a vault were hammered and chiseled
Two arrests have been made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-01
TO HOLD RELIGIOUS
SERVICES IN THEATERS

New York. Nov LIN am effort 10
reach theatrical folks with the gospel,
the church and labor der artment or
the American home missions Of the
Presbyterian church has started a
movement by which Il hopes ultimate
ly 10 conduct religious services In
many OF the vaudeville thcatcrs in
this and other cities
Tho hrat will he held on Wodnes-
day night ln the American thoator al
soon as tho curtain falls after the
last act n Will be a regular church
service and an the actors "a theatre
cal employees have heen invited 20 at
tend. III the movement a. "a success IN
this instance. ID win be hr0adened 90
include other theators.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-01
TREASURY HOLDS CATS
NOT TOOLS OF TRADE

New York. Nov. According to
the treasury department. cats are not
tools Of trade, and therefore Mrs. Alice
Thiemann will be compelled TO pay
20 per cent duty on the ouo hundred
performing cats which she recently
brought TO this country for exhibition
purposes. Mrs. Thicmann entered tho
animals rs toois of her trade. which
would cntitlc them to free entry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-01
NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING

or the stockholders OF Perfection
shipping can Company. Notice a.
hereby given that "a special stockholders
meeting Of the stockholders Of Perfec-
lion shipping Can Company, "a corpora
ton Of Utah. ls hereby called and vii
Doe held Ht Room No. az Templeton
Building. salt Lake city. Utah, on Tues
day November IND. A. ID 1909. at the
hour ~ 3 o'clock %. m, for the purpose
Of considering ana voting upon the
proposition 10 change the name Of the
said corporation by amending Article /
Of The Articles Of Incorporation 80 that
the same will read ~ follows: The
name N this corporation shall be Per
fection Manufacturing CoWpanE
W n mil.
President.
Perfection shipping Can Company.
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ROBBED OF FIVE YEARS
SAVINGS FROM EARNINGS

Chicago. Nov Having no faith
in hanks. Peter Massion of aa51 or
chard street. carried his saNinksr IA
q wallet snugiy tucked 90 an lnside
pocket OF his vest He had been Iay-
Ing aside IS "a week Out Of hs wages
as a street ear employe and ln i've
years succeeded IN getting together
about $500.
Al I oclook sunday morning. while
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Take a little Diapepsin now and
your Stumach will feel fine
five minutes later.

As there is often some one Ia your
family Who suffers an attack OF Indi-
sest1n or some form OF Stomach
trouble. why DONE you keep some
Dspepsin In the house handy?
his harmless blessing will digest
ANYTHING you can eat without the
sghtest discomfort, and overcome a
pgr gassy stomach five minutes after
Toll your pharmacist 10 let you read
ne formula plainly printed on these
'-eent cases Of Pape's Diapepsin.
lasy you will really see why II makes
Indigestion, Sour Stomach, Heart
'l'n ana other distress go in FIVE min
les and relieves at ono such miseries
/" helehing OF Gas, Eructations Of sour
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-01
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

THE NORTH POINT CONSOLIDATE
IRRIGATION co. Principal place or
husines, Salt Lake City. Utah Loca-
ton OF Irrigation Canal. Sal Lake
County. Utah.
Notice--There are delinquent upon the
Following described stock on account OF
assessment No. D. levied on the aOth
day OF September, 1909. the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the
respective shareholders as follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-01
SHOOTING AFFRAY At
GREEN RIVER, WY0.

Green River, Wyo, oct. "a Union
Pacific signal maintainer was seriously
wounded during a shooting ARRAY in
Young's saloon here last night. The de-
tails OF the shooting have been kept
quiet. The wounded man will recover.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-01
ANNUAL sTocKioLDERs MEETING

The regular annual meeiing Of the
s~tOckholdcrs of the North Point CON
solidated Irrigation 90. Will be hold on
Monday Nov. 81 lee. AZ tho
Office Bailey q sons Store. Is Il end
south. salt Lake city. utah. az O'clock
D M for the election Of nine directors
and the transaction or such other busi-
meas aa may properly come before them
BERT n BAILEY. secY
The North Point Consolidated Irritation
Company
First publication Oct "a 100
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LIVED 100 YEARS.

Los Angeles. Cal, Nov. ANDRES
Medrano. a Mexican who died at the
age Of i09 years, was buried here yes
terday.
He was born at san Irldo de Las
Guevas. Mexico, and had lived I'm Los
Angeles " years. During the
Mexican war he served as a private
soldier In the army Of the republic.
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And BOZ accordance Win Inc law and
pm order M the huard ~ Directors made
Tho Iaf daY ~ September. 1919, go many
be necessary viii be- sold az the COM
panY'H ofhce. No. hf MCCORMICK Block.
Salt Lake City Utah. on Nov uth az
$3.50 y ms 90 pay the delinquent assefa-
ment together WITH the cost of adperiis
Ing and expense nf sale.
N w CRAM. Secretary.
90 McCornick Block
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p~ELINouENr NOTICE

SILVER SHIELD MINING a MILLING
COMPANY, a corporation. Principal
place OF business salt Lake Cts. Utah
Notice There are dclinuuent unou tho
following described stock 0u account Of
Assessment No 49, levied September uFt
1893. the following amounts set opposite
the names OF the respective stock
holders
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-01

There's nothing so good for a sora
throat as DR.. Thomas Eclectric OIL.
Cures il In a few hours. Relieves any
pain In any part.
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DIR. }. LLOYD wooDRuFF.

3O4-5 Sharon Bldg once hours . TO
3. Bell 5000. Res. Bell, Forest iOL
Ind. 3Ta
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Signs hat Attract-Hamlin-PaintA
Both phones.
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Il. b. SMITH
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-16
FIGHT FOR REWARD
BEGINS
CLAIMANTS OF MONEY OFFERED
FOR CAPTURE OF HOLD
..-.~ UPS ARE I'M COURT.

Helena, June 15.~-An array of
Montana's brilliant attorneys are en-
ployed in the trial of the case Of the
Northern Pacific Railway company
versus George Parlin, jerry Lynch,
Mrs. Hungate and a number of 9TH
ers, brought for the purpose of as
pertaining who shall receive the re-
ward offered two years ago by the
Northern Pacific for the arrest of
James Calvin Towers, George Hast
ings and Harry j. Gruber, who held
up and robbed the Northern Pacific
eastbound passenger train and killed
Engineer Glow at Welshs Spur on the
morning of May Z, 1907.
The case was started this morning
and those appearing for the various
defendants are Sanders 81 Kramer
Peter Breen, Maury e. Hogeville, w. L.
Lippincott T.. S. Booth and p. X.
Wheeler Of Butte; Gaen & Mettler
and Mcconnell & Mcconnell of He.-
ena.
The case is being tried before
Judge j. Miller Smith and jury The
amount involved in the controversy
is $4,000.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-16
IT'S A GREAT GAME.

Sometime today, according to the
Announced schedule the imperial Ger
man yacht, Hohenzollern, with the
kaiser on board, will enter the waters
which has been arranged to be held
in that inclosed body Of water be
tween the rulers Of Russia and Ger
many. The meeting is announced for
tomorrow, and st. Petersburg advices
are that it will take place Off Reval,
both rulers will be accompanied by
foreign ministers and other advisers.
Great political significance is at
tached to the meeting Of the two
rulers. 1t is fully recognized that
German mediation, which brought
about settlement Of the recent Bal
kan crisis, was not altogether to the
liking Of st. Petersburg, and that as
consequence the support Of the Rus
sian government in future might be
more likely to be given Great Britain's
continental policy than to the German
policy. The possibility Of close rela
tions between Russia on the one side
and England on the other has been
viewed in Germany with some con-
Germ.
A determined effort will now be
made to detach Russia from England
and France and to engage Russa's
support of Germany, The personal
element plays great part in interna-
tional European policies, and the
striking personality of the kaiser
counts for great deal. The kaiser
is expected to exert all his personal
fascination in order to gain the SYM
pathies OF the ear and thereby to in
fluence the foreign policy of Russia
in a direction favorable to Germany
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-06-16
DECIDES AGAINST
LISTING OF STOCK

Paris, June ia newspaper states
that M. Caillaux, minister of finance,
has decided against the listing of the
common stock of the United States
Steel corporation on the Paris bourse,
because, first, the government can
not legally entertain an application
for the listing of stock which has not
been made by persons issuing the
stock, and in this case the applica-
ton was made by a bankers trust;
second, 1T was proposed that a bank
ers' corporation should issue certifi-
Gates to represent the shares, which
is also held to be Illegal
In addition technical objections were
raised by the treasury and a strong
protest was lodged with Premier
Clemenceau against compromising the
principal metallurgical undertakings
of France and against the exceptional
treatment accorded foreign corpora
ton.