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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-13

,surNGTON. Nov. l.. = Tho
W. - n series OF great conferences
|rftn - steadily Strengthening the
4" between the republics of the
~ hemisphere is to be held IN
Hs'el' lyfes. Argentine republic, be
|fn Iniv IL and 20, 1910, and al.
fh ,bc Argentine government, which
p9, the host in this ease, has been
y W pncb in prepare for the meeting.
.pg Ia,e originally fixed for the
ts ip,ernational conference OF
FG states was May 20, 1910, but
that a great exposition was to
iIj in ihc same capital In that
~ sbich might oVershadow the
Nv" 's.,,rcr of the international confer
~ icd 10 tho. postpouemcnt of the
Ec, Moreover. the month Of July,
En' n tbe middle Of the Argentine
ps certain 20 make the visit TO
0 Ayrcs more agreeable to the
E,Sstes from the north
No Effort to Coercc.
|rss governing board of the bureau
iav ra,can republics already has dis
sp.J 20 every South aud Central
-;ran capital tentative programme
.hn smbieefs 10 be considered by the
G.a.orcc w and the various foreign Of
h.vc been at work upon this with
nnsnoss m of submitting objections or
pna,ino amendments Much progress
EEhcen made, and it is hoped that
/, IAN will be possible TO promulgatc
Il Srol programme, which, according
u .resent Indications will not vary
| s;dcrsbly from that prepared by the
Z
Tha 1hTee preceding conferences have
Ia along the lines of least resist
,.e. thai is TO say. the delegates have
Enicd rs basic principles such propo.
ans ne have secured the easy adj
Ion on Of The great majority, but no ef-
+ was made to coerce the minority
;be states into acceptance OF rules
I,h at first presentation were OBJ
Iuious ~ them, Instead, when these
H. of real Importance. they were
Ipuehly debated and then rhmanded
4 further consideration at the next
4 Eicrence. In this way the conferences
becu made educational and expert
Il has shown that a sound PROPOSE
E Is almost certain 10 secure adbe-
II So il happens that the tentative
Lsamme includes some subjects that
Eady have figured in the debates of
Dreceding conferences. Thus, for
.y,btc. will again come up the subject
Ilcmpnlsory arbitration. While The
re conference accepted this in prin.
N II declined 10 recommend gen.
E,rcaty of arbitration. though strong.
urinc ia the states represented the
imr OF special treatics among them
kes 10 carry ont the idea. The United
*e already has done this with eleven
n he other American republics. and
HEbiccl will come before the fourth
.rutBcc and receive further cncour-
rr,ni nj the beginning of Tho pro
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-13
A Methodist Minister Recommends
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy.

81 have used Chamberlain S Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for sew
eral years for diarrhoea. I consider it
the best remedy / have ever tried for
that t:oable. ] bought q bottle of it
few days ago from o15 druggist, Mr..
Il. i. Brooks. ] shall ever be glad to
speak word in its praise when I have
the opportunity, Rev. j. D. Knapp,
Pastor NJ. T.. Church. Miles Grove, Pa.
<, by I'll GlmrrisIs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-13
To Reduce our Stock of Toilet Goods
and Make Room for Holiday Goods
We Will Have One Week of Heavy
Selling at Extremely Low Prices.
Mnne Yale's goods included
Mime. YaLe's goods included.

Large size Fluhts Moquct, reg
ular J0c, for... ..... SOC
Large size Bath Tablets, reg
ular JOr, Tor -.........,....., .ooc
Large size tube Menthol Jell,
regular "5C, for .,...,.... l5c
Hand Lotions, assorted odors,
regular 25c, for. ..,...,.. l5c
Jahlachc Powder ..s.......s, ,35c
Daggctt a RsmsdcIl's Cold
Cream ...,.,.,.. s...,. ...,42c
Marietta stanlcy's scmprc Clio
Nine. Yialc's Almond Blossom ~
Cream, regular J0c, for. So. .i0c
Nine. Yalc's Almond Blossom
Cream, regular 81 90, for. .. SOC
Mime. Yale 5 Massage Cream,
regular 50c, for 49,. ....... 4Oc
Nine. Iale's Massage Cream.
regular - 90. for ..,,...S soc
Nine. Nalc's Skin Creme, reg.
ular 81 30, for ...... SEQ
Nine. Yale s Skin Creme, rcgu-
lar 50. 90 for ...... .....S2 40
Sozodout Tooth Wash ....,.l5 l5c
Sgnitol Tooth Wash ~ .,.... l5c
Pcbcro Tooth Paste .,..-,... Soc
Nine 5 Yale S Tooth Powder,
70 e =
2l2-oz. bottle Glyccrine. regular
lJc. for. 49,, ...... ..... l0c
Large size Violet Ammonia, reg
uIar 25c. for ............ zoe
Palmer 5 Rose Leaves Toilet
Water, regular jOc. for 49,, .40c
Palmer s Violet Leaves Toilet
Water. regular 50c. for 49, i0c
Pinaud S Lilac Vcgctal regular
INC size for PC
Piuaud S Violet Vcgctal, rcgp.
lar Zoe size. for ...........52 .52c
4 onc,pGund can Violet Tai
Rivcri's Talcum in large glass
williams Violet Talcm. sold
elsewhere for 2jc. for ...,.. 15c
Williams Caruation Talcum,
sold elsewhere tor 25c. for l5c
III Violet Talcum. sold else
where for 25c. for ...,....,. lJc
Corylopsis Talcum, sold else
whore for 2Jc. for ...... ljc
Squibbs Violet Talcum. sold
elsewhere for 2jc. for ......s l5c
Squibbs Carnation Talcum, sold
elsewhere for 25c. for .,....,, 15c
Mime. Yale s Talcum, regular
2Jc, for ..-. ..-.... .... lJc
Largo size Cough Remedy, rcgu.
lar zoe. for .......... ...,. j0c
Malt Extract with Cod Liver
Oil. regular 6Oc, for ...... SOC
Creme Elcaya. large size Jar -. 45c
Large size Sarsa parIlIa. regular
zoe. for Observation-Disclosures. SOC
/ Best imported Olive Oil, large.
regular Sl.25. for -.,.,..Sl0 90
| Best imported Olive OIL, small.
regular 7Jc, for ....,,.....J SOC
Mmc Yale s Fruitcura, regular
$L00. for .................... soc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-13

making TO re establish these relations
should prove abortive, yet, as the host,
Argentina on this occasion would re-
gard herself as the representative of
all the American republics aud, waiv-
ing all personal considerations, grace
fully extend 10 Bolivia the invitation
which would secure the attendance OF
her delegates at the conference.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-13

Ascots in light colors, slightly
soiled, worth up TO 25c each--special
&c each.
Our line Of soc ncckwear, stocks,
tabs and iabots-special 25c each.
The knitted muffler in all colors-
special Doc each.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-13
CATHOLIC CLERGY IN
FRANCE CARRY OUT THREAT

NANTES, France, Nov. 12.-The
Catholic clergy here today refused ab-
solution to Catholic children in the pub
lie schools, who are using the text books
interdicted by the church. This is in
fulfillment of a warning sounded when
the church put its ban upon certain
books used in the public schools, which
olicism.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-13

Royal Stale Bread Depos
Open TO 5 D. m. daily. Eutrance on
Third South Good brad very lcheap.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-13
NO CASE ON RECORD.

There is no case on record of a
cough or cold resulting in pneumonia
or consumption after Foley's Honey
and Tar had been takeu, as it Will stop
your cough and break up your cold
quickly, Refuse any but the genuine
Foley's Honey aud Tar in a yellow
package, Contains no opiates and is
safe and sure. Schramm. ohnson Drug
Co
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-13
Gathering Day at the Family

Where mothers and fathers and boys and girls
and shoppers In general assemble. Lunches on the
balcony, refreshments at the fountain, pretty dis
plays on every hand and music In the evening A
home like p lace to shop, a splendid place to meet
one S friends
Service is important price. Price IS as impor
ant as quality Quality IS The re'y life OF store that
seeks to lead
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-13

Nine. Yale s Hair Tonic rernJar
M 49, ~: -, '0'
Wv" SIc ilaif Ionic regular
ooo' lor ...'.''..,... .''....,..., AUG
Nine Yale s Hair Tonic, regular
Goc. for ,..,,.. .,......,...,2 20c
a l-Ponud Toll Sterillzed Absorb
.enL Cotton .,,........ .... 25c
lIstcrlne. small size .,.... I9c
Ihstcrlne, medium size use
ldstcrlnc, large size 76C
Nine. Yale s Aptiscptic, small.
regular 25c. for ..,......l l9c
Nine. Yalc's Anliseptic. large,
regular Sl.00, for ,........76 76c
Imported Bay Rum, regular soc,
Tor ....,,..,..., ..... 35c
Peroxide Of hydrogen, large
size ....... ............. SOC
Peroxide Of hydrogen, medium
size ......... ............ 2Oc
PEROXIDE OF hydrogen, small
size ...... ...s...,...lO lOc
WampoIc s Formoide. large size 3SC
NIt fSIT3GL NlfCu lIJHpI. TcGI-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-13

Jaunty shawl collar, trimmed
with heads. tabs and tails.
Large open rug mntf, finished
with head and brush tail. Skin
ner's satin lined Special S19,T5
set.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-13
EXCURSIONS TO CHICAGO
November 18th and 18th.

Via Oregon Short Line, for UNITED
STATES LAND AND IRRIGATION
EXPOSITION, November 20 to Deccm.
be- 4. and INTERNATIONAL LIVE.
STOCK EXPOSITION, November 81
10 December 10. Round trip from Salt
Lake, $55.00 Limit, December Is, City
Ticket Office. POI Main street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-13

Many stirring features for Saturday The fur
SALE strong specials ladies suits the
linen sale the last day of the shoe sale way under
pricss In carpets rugs, draperiss and on, little
prices on nearly everything IN Toilet goods-and
many many attractions throug ghout the store.
French ag1deyWedr at one third reduction.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-13
TAKE YOUR CHOICE

For Colds or La Grippe most peo-
pie prefer the mild vegetable laxative
in Weeks Break Up-A- Gold Tablets
to the Calomel laxative in other cold
remedies Sold by Schramm- j ohnsor,
Drugs
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-01-21
Remarks by Old Man Bennett.

A sheep herder FROM out Duful way
cum in to town a phew days ago to see
the dominic to make arrangements to
get married next month, him being Ii
little short of reddy munney, 20 he
traded 2 kiote pelts to the dominic to
perform the ceremony, and he deliv.
cred the pets on the spot, and the
dominic will go out and tie the not
when they get reddy. which will be as
soon as the brides shoes Gums from
a male order house in Chicago. 1t is
not considered good torn cut Dufur
way to be married bare footed,
A teller was thinking OF going to
see his bOst giIl the other uiIe, aud
re telt lretLy shufe the tsie dans'l
diddeIt want to see him, so he ~ : IN
a quan dairy what to do Finally IT,
begun to dress op into his best duG",
his trottin harness so to speak, and
then he thought be wood leave it u
chance and cut the cards. So he got
out deck of cards and sed Red | II
90 and Elack | will stay to home, and
it cum black; but he went on dress
ing. Then he sed mebbe the first cut
was Unreliable so he wood switch and
cut again, aud he sed Black I'll 60
and red I'll stay to huome, and II
cum red; butt be Kept on dressing.
Then he decided he wood count the
pins in the pin cushion, and If they
was a odd number he'd go, il even
mum ber be woodent, and they was III
of EN-. Then he concluded such per
ceedings was Unreliable, so he wood
shake the dice, and it it cum even
he'd 90. odd he'd stay to home, and
he thIowed 13, and then he said it
was best in 3, and he throwed ll,
then he sed the best 3 in 8 and he
throwed 8. Then he sed dice was h
gam bling gain, so he'd put ten white
beans and one black bean in a sock,
and if he drawed white bean he'd
90, il be got black bean be woodent,
and he drawed the black bean. Then
he he concluded he'd take grab OF
teeth picks and If they was odd
number he'd 60, even he'd stay, and
he grabbed SO. But all the time he
KEEP: getting reddy and then he started
towards the house and stopped at the
city drug store and says III take enc
more chance; if take a drink I'll go,
II | dom take q drink I'll not go. y"
he took the drink and went. and .,
about 2 minutes cum back ell mud,
with bis hat gone, and dent in the
seat of his pants just the size of the
old mans foot. All of Wich goes to
show that when your luck is against
you, don't try to force 1t.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-01-21

the crater ever guiding us on to Kill
aVea, the greatest active volcano in
the world. At last we are there; all
we can say or do is to stand on the
bI ink of the great precipice and gaze
down 235 feet on four acres OF burn.
ing lava and exclaim How beautiful
Look there, oh Look over there
Isn't that grand, etc. | can only say
as gentleman said, we see it, we
taste it, we smell it, we wonder what
power is behind it, but we have not
the words to describe 1t. 1t is simply
grand. At last we had to return to
the hotel to sleep. In the morning
after going over the sulphur beds and
looking and wondering about the
steam escaping from every crack in
the ground, we again started to the
crater to see it by day light. 1t was
just as beautiful in its way as by night
and We enjoyed 1t thoroughly. The
next morning at half past six we very
reluctantly climbed into the old stage
and started on our return trip over
the same old way, and had only one
one experience. At Laupahoehoe we
saw them ETing 90 e donkeys aboard.
They put a strong halter and rope
on them and trail them after the boat
to the steamer here they hoist them
up on a sort of rope ladder. One
poor donkey would not swim at all
and seemed scared to death At
about o'clock a. NJ. we again arIiV.
ed at Honolulu. when we decided to
start for San Francisco. as there was
large steamship, the MaGchuIia,
ready 60 sail, and there was no other
ship on which we could sail until Jan
uary 80, which was longer than we
thought we cared to stay as the wealth
Ell had become quite oppressive. So
We are homeward bound with only
one regret. Some Hawaiian friends
said they had planned lauh in our
honor at their home, that being to
the best of rur knowledge Ieal Hs
wsiian dinner. however they came to
see US off and decorated us in their
Leis which we threw back as we sailed
away with allah to those we we're leav
ing behind and happy to get nearer
the loved ones at home. With hello
to all Hood River, adleu.
Often Hill party.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-01-21
A Little Past Weather History.

Goldendale Gazette, January !. 1885,
-Juststwenty four years ago: Arthur
Hale and Ed Wing started for The
Dalles last Saturday on horseback, the
mail bsing lsshed on a third pack
horse. They arrived at the top of the
mountain so late that they did not
dare to go on through the deep and
uncertain snow, SO they returned and
csmped at Happy Homes station, and
tried it again Sunday, but after
laundering and wandering Tor time
through dense Fog, they had to re-
turn and camp at the same place an-
other night. Monday they went on
but had not returned up to yesterday
noon. We have no Portland or east
ern mail since the middle OF Decem-
Der. Frank Martin and Jim Stice are
carrying the mail between here and
Yakima on horseback. Martin started
out from here yesterday morning and
will go Oh until he meets Stice when
they will exchange mails and each
take the back track. Andrew Csrpen.
ter lett with the Bickelton mail yes
terday. The Blockhouse mails come
and go regularly. Nothing has passed
on wheels or runners between here
and Columbus for two weeks Gold
endale Independent.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-01-21
Land Sales in Upper Valley

r. Arthur Putnam, a new conner
from New Hampshire, bought this
week from London & Powers, the Foss
place in the upper valley.
Allen Macran sold 20 ares this
week, part OF his place in the upper
valley to ". A. Stone of Buffalo, n.
Y. Both sales were made through W.
IT, Marshall OF Dee.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-01-21

For health and happimess-DeWitt's
Little Early Risers-pleasant little liver
pills. the best made. Sold by Keir &
Cass.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-01-21
1.-The Spot Cash Grocery.

Headquarters for the best of everything in Groceries 1t
the policy of this firm to give customers the very best
that can be bought in the markets. The only in the
city that sells preferred stock in goods and
Heinzes Pickles, Olives, Mince Meats, etc We carry
the largest and most complete line OF Groceries in the city
and make speciality OF the Best OF Everything. Give
a call.
Wood & Huggins
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-07
THINGS ABOUT PARSLEY
The Plant Is Connected In Ira. dition with Both Birth and
 Death.

One of the most curious features in parsley lore is that the plant is tra- ditionally connected with both birth and death The association with the former, though familiar enough. is the more mysterious. All of us have heard in one form or other the explan- ation given by nurses to inquisitive children as to the appearance of a new brother or sister: The doctor -or clergyman-found him or her in the parsley bed" It is possible that some may see reference to this widespread fiction in the Roman folk story "Filinagrata But there can be but little doubt that the origin must be sought for in some of the oldest and most universal of primitive be- liefs, those, namely, which related to the sympathetic connection between the fertility of certain forms of plant race. The subject is, however, at once too large and too recondite to be more than referred to. The associa- tion of parsley with death is more ex- plicit. It is pointed out that the name of the ill-fated son of Lycurgus from whose blood the plant was fabled to have sprung, has the meaning of doom bringer," and that this in itself Indicated parsley as essentially a death plant. It was therefore in prac- tically universal use for strewing the graves of the dead-so universal in deed. that it became a conventional phrase with regard to any one in lar ticulo mortis" that the next thing he would need would be parsley Cfor his grave)-"to be in need of parsley" came to be recognized periphrasis for "to be on the point of death"-- London Globe.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-07
HE TRANSPLANTED A POND
Dean Holes Story of What an Enthu- siast Will Do to Have
 Garden.

Many a country laborer, as Lord Rosebery said, will do much for the sake of a garden, but few perhaps would be willing to go to such pains fin the pursuit of their hobby as did an enthusiastic navvy with whom Dean Hole once came in contact.
 This man, having obtained the DO sition of gatekeeper on railway, found himself the possessor of a bar ren gravel pit as an apology for gar den. The dean, who knew the spot well. visited it some 12 months after the man had taken possession, and the sight which met his eyes astonished him.
 Was it a mirage 1 saw upon the sandy dsert? There were vegetables, fruit bushes and fruit trees, all in wig orous health, there were flowers and the queen flower in her glory"
 "'Why! I exclaimed, what have you done to the gravel pit?'
 "Ior' bless yer he replied, grin hing, I hadn't been here a fortnight afore I swapped it for pond!'
 "A further inquiry elicited the fact that this most ardent garden lover had. after an agreement with neigh boring farmer removed with pick and barrow his sandy stratum to the depth of about three feet and wheeled it tC the margin of an old pond, which had been gradually filled up with leaves and silt. The rich, productive mould from the pond he had taken home to his garden, replacing it with grave and leveling as per contract.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-07
Ardent in Ills Sympathy.

Naturally Dr. Mcnamara gets some extraordinary letters. He is rather proud of one which he received from an old country clergyman not long after he had found occasion to criti- else the clergy as a body somewhat severely.
 Apparently it had struck sympa' thetic chord in this particuar person age. for the reverend gentleman wrote the following warm invitation: eff you like day with the hounds, can mount you; we have capital billiard table at the vicarage; I am a good judge of whisky, and l smoke like a furnace. ."-TitBits
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-07
Map of National Forests.

To the courtesy of Forest Sup ervlsor Record The Star is in possession of an attractive map ot the United States and its pos sessions, showing the National Forest of the nation. Arkansas has the largest forests of any state east of the west line of Kan sas' but these are insignificant in comparison with those Of the Rocky Mountain states.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-07
No Doubt of His Party

A matron of the most determined character was encountered by young woman reporter of country paper who was sent out to interview leading citizens as to their politics. May I see MT. -" she asked of stern-looking woman who opened the door at one house.
 "No. you can't answered the ma tran decisively.
 But I want to know what party he belongs tol" pleaded the girl.
 The woman drew up her tall figure. Well. take good look at me-" she said. 'Tm the party he belongs to-"
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-07
CONDITIONS BEST HERE
Oklahoma Men So Decide After Tray.
 cling Oyer.

J. M. Williams and w. NJ Wiley were in Mena Thursday. accompanied by J. E. Warner, a farmer near Rocky, whom they are visiting. These gentlemeu live P miles west of Shawnee, Ok, but have been looking a about over Oklahoma and Arkansas for a new location, going as far east as Little Rock. They assert that they find conditions here better than anywhere they have been and contemplate making Polk county their home. To keep in touch, each ordered The Star sent to him.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-10-07
coiug Against Himself.

W. J. Clark, who recently sou farm near Nunley, intending to move to Oklahoma, returned lasl week from a trip by wagon lnto Ike new state, fully determined to stay by Polk county. lie s., 'erse- io io remarks: "Auy man who leaves . ' nlace like this to go ov:r there :. ;s ooing right against himsep'