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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-08-14

family home, 4116 Eaton street. Burial
was in Mount Olivet cemeterv on Satur'
day.
Miss Jennie Fisher left Wednesday
morning for a snort visit to Ogden, Utah
Let Something Good Be Said.
When over the fair fame of friend or
foe
The shadow Of disgrace shall fall, in
stead
OF words of blame, or proof of thus and
so,
Let something good be said.
Forget not that no fellow being yet
May fall so low but love may lift his
Even the cheek of shame with tears is
wet,
If something good be said.
No generous heart may vainly turn
aside
In ways of sympathy; no soul so
dead
But may awaken strong and glorified,
If something good be said.
And SO 1 charge. by the thorny crown
And by the cross on which the Sa-
vior bled,
And by your own souls hope of fair
renown,
Let something good be said.
James Whitcomb Riley.
The Globe-republican., 1909-11-04
however will provide water for . por!

however will provide water for sporl
ton Of the territory covered BY the
ditch. When the water is brought
as far as Dodge City, the ditch will
furnish demonstration that will
probably satisfy everybody as to the
success Of the project Any one can
see by that time just what the supply
Of water is and hop fst 7 can be in
creased by enlarging the stump.
Those who have examined it at all 90
far have been surprised at the ap-
parent great supply Of water in the
underfow, and the most surprised OF
all have been the expert engineers
who have thoroughly investigated it.
The work will be developed as fast
as possible, and there will be a vast
outlay Of money by the company
during the next year.
The Globe-republican., 1909-11-04
OFFICIAL COUNTY and CITY PAPER
THURSDAY, NOV. 4, 1909
WORK PROGRt SslNG.
n Weather Continues Good viii be Water on
Mil North Of Dodge City This Month.

II Weather Continues Good viii be Water on
Mil North Of Dodge City This Month.
Mr.. Traylor, Of the Eureka Canal
company, wss in Dodge City Tues
day evening for few hours on bis
way to Kansas City. The ditch
people are quietly working atpresent
ON the ditch between Dodge City
md Cimarron. Some Of the hardest
and most expensive work on repair
airing Tho canal will DO on this
stretch, but Mr.. Traylor thinks that
4 tho weather continues good, the
ditch can bs put in good shape and
ths water brought to the hill north Of
Dodge CITY by the last Of the present
month.
The Eureka canal 10 one OF the
biggest irrigation projects in the
whole country at present, and the
work contemplated will take three
years and more at the least calcula-
zion. A smaller amount Of work
The Globe-republican., 1909-11-04
Nlqht On Bald Mountain. 4

One lonely night Alex Benton Of For
Edward, N, Y climbed Bald Mountain to
he home Of peighh0r, tortured by
Asthma, bent on Uureiug nun with Or
Kings NewDlscovery that had cured him.
ELF OF asthma. This wonderful medicine
soon relieved and quickly cured his neigh.
Dor. Later 1t cured bis sons wife Of q
severe lung trouble. Millions believe its
the greatest Throat and Lung cure on
Earth. Coughs, Gods, Group, Hemorrh-
ages and SIRE Lungs are surely cured by
it. Best for Hay Fever, Grip and whoop-
ing Cough. Doc and Sion Trial bottle
free. Guaranteed by The Palace Drug
Store.
The Globe-republican., 1909-11-04
On Oil indications In the Saw
Log Field North OF Town
READY BY NEXT WEEK
State Geologist Thinks Wells will not Have
to be Over 500 Feet

A crowd Of Dodge City people &C
companied State Geologist Haworth
to the Saw Log country last Saturday
on a prospecting trip. Mr.. Ha-
worth, while well acquainted with
the geology Of that as well as every
other part OF Kansas, desired to make
a special examination Of the surface
indications OF oil in that vicinity, and
the formation at the places where
the oil has BEEN found.
For q number Of years Prof. Ha-
worth has been interested in that
section Of the country % . prospect
i've oil or gas district. He will make
written report Of tho examination be
made on the Saw Log last Saturday.
and il is thought that it will DO re-
csived here by next week.
While he is cautious about advis.
ing people to spend large sums pro-
sp. citing in new fields, the writer be
lieves that be has good deal Of faith
in the Saw Log country. From bis
conversation last Saturday, he be-
lieves that there should be several
wells put down in that district.
Speaking off hand, without his def
mite Information as to the depths Of
the different formations, Prof. Ha-
worth said that in is opinion the
wells would not need to be put down
deep to test the Saw Log field, from
$50 to 500 feet aud not more than
700 to 800 feet.
The we'll on the old Heustis place
was visited on the trip Saturday.
The present owner states that when
ever the we'll is clt ansd out, quite a
quantity Of water runs in and spoils
the water for time. At this point
the oil is in shale, and with the
full depth OF water upon it there
seems to be a little oil seeping out.
Az soon as the water is removed the
oil sseps from the shale faster. Per
haps il the well we're made few feet
deeper, the water would be entirely
spoiled by the oil.
At the Stark well quantity Of
crude oil was taken out and exam
ined by Prof. Haworth. In this
we'll at only 35 feet the oil seems to
come in pretty fast. 1t is a drilled
well, only about six inches across,
80 that it can Lot be examined. At
this we'll il the oil that comes into it
comes from porous sand stone as
The Globe-republican., 1909-11-04
FARMERS INSTITUTE.

officers Of the Local Organization Call Meet
Ing for Saturday, November Is.
The officers Of the farmers institute
have made q call for q meeting Of the
members on Saturday, November 10.
Mr.. Bo0yfeld who sends this iDforma.
ton to this paper does not state where
the meeting will be held, but we suppose
that 1t 10 to be held at the Phenix club
rooms where the meetings last season
were held.
The topics for discussion will be: PAS
turing Wheat" and "Good Roads,"
The members are requesed to come pre-
pared to talk upon these subjects.
Tue corn contests and bread baking
contests which were planned, have never.
been held and this viii also be brought
up at the meeting.
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the amount Of oil present would in

the amount Of oil present would in
dictate, a we'll there put down . little
deeper might furnish paying guam
titles Of oil. There are such wells in
other districts and there is chance
for this to be one OF those shallow
wells that produce paying quantities
Of oil.
The crowd taken out Saturday by
Hale a. English TO accompany Prof.
Haworth on the trip took train Of
five autos and left town at 8 o'clock,
returning after noon.
Everybody is interested in seeing
Prof. Haworth's report Of his inves-
legations here.
One Of the encouraging features
about prospecting in The Saw Log
field is thesprobable depth the wells
will have to be put down for a test.
n the extreme depth necessary to 60
is 800 feet with the prospect Of find
ing oil or gas, the test wells will not
be very expensive. The second 800
feet is where the expense would be,
and below that depth.
Prof. Haworth's report, il received
in time will be published next week.
The Globe-republican., 1909-11-04
ssbyterlan Church.

The Sacrament OF the Lords Supper
will be observed next Sunday morning.
At $3.50 p. m the Brotherhood debate.
postponed until then will occur. Sub
ject: Resolved that the divorce laws OF
Kansas are morally aud scripturally
wrong. Judge B. r aiit0n and Rev.
A. N, Eells viii support tnr affirmative,
Judge K. H. Madison and L. G. Groberty
will support the negative. Preaching ct
1880 p. m Theme: The Quletude Of
Paradise.
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BROTHERHOOD BANQUET,
Harvey House viii Serve 4 Dinner for Mem
bsrs Of Presbyterian Brotherhood
and Their Friends.

Harvey House VIII Serve q Dinner for Mem.
bsrs Of Presbyterian Brotherhood
and Their Friends.
The Mems Brotherhood Of the
Presbyterian church have planned a
social for next Wednesday, Noy. 10
at $50 p. m. All who desire to at
tend the banquet feature will meet at
the Harvey House where dinner will
be served at rs cents plate. This
feature Of the occasion is open to
the enjoyment Of all who desire to
participate. Such persons should
notify Mr.. L. G. Groberty before
next Monday evening.
At s p. m. the Brotherhood will
give an entertainment at the church.
The general public is cordially in
vlted to be present and enjoy the fol-
lowing program:
Music.
Address OF Welcome
Judge B. T. Milton.
Address, The Men Of the CITY
r. 8. Ogllvy.
Music.
Address, The Brotherhood's Past
A. Watkins.
Address, The Brotherhood's Future
B. L. Glenn.
Music.
Address, The Peripatetic Presbyter
ian Judge E a. Madison.
Address, Felicitory
Fl. A. Tice.
Music.
Adjournment.
The Globe-republican., 1909-11-04
A Hurry Up Can.

Quick. Mr.. Druggist -Quick!--A box
OF Bucklen's Arnica Sslvt .-Heresa quai
terror the love Of Moses hurry! Baby's
burned himself terribly-Johnie cut his
foot with the axe--Msmie's scalded-Ps
can't walk from piles-Billie ,has bolls--
and my corus ache. She got 1t and sooD
cured oil the family Its the greatest
healer on earth. Sold by The Palace
Drug Store.
The Globe-republican., 1909-11-04
Smashss All Records

As an all.r0und laxative tonic and
health. builder no other pills can coui-
pare with d.. KiDg's New Life Pills.
They tone and regulate stomach, liver
and kidneys, purify the blood, strengthen
the nerves; cure Constipation, Dyspep-
sis, BiliousBess, Jaundce, Headache,
ChilIs and Malaria Try them. 2bo at
Palace Drug STORE.
The Globe-republican., 1909-11-04

no Fieaueu uuiNy.
T. H. Rawlings, the man who
jumped bis bond here and later stole
a team at Hutchison, has pleaded
guilty and was sentenced to the pen
itentary. He received bis sentence
from Judge Branine at Hutchison
last SATURDAY morning. The News
has the following to say Of the case:
That 7 H. Rawlings, whom, with
his wife and four children, Sheriff G..
M Duckworth arrested near Oklaho
ma City, Okla, and brought back to
Hutchison on the charge Of horse
stealing, is a man with higher in
stincts than those OF the ordinary
thief, was proved in the district
court this morning. With full re
alization that bis action meant for
him seven long years at hard labor
in the state psnitsntiary, be appeared
before Judge G. e. Branine and
pleaded guilty TO the information
against him and received his sent
sncs without . murmur.
By his sacrifice, bis wife. Mrs.
Macy awnings, who also was held
on the charge Of horse stealing. 10
saved from serving q term In prison
and with their four little children is
free to leave tho confinement of tho
county jail, whore che has been &C.
cupying cell for the last two days.
Rawlings and Mrs. Rawlings left
Hutchison Q little over two weeks
ago Nth team belonging to E. G..
Collins Of this city. When captured
they had assumed the name Of Mr..
and Mrs. W. r. johnson.
After being returned to Hutchinson
the man and the woman were ar
ranged before Justice Il. W. Sny
der yerterday morning. The man
waived his preliminary examination
and his wife entered a plea Of not
guilty.
Fearing that his wifs's already
delicate health would be still more
impaired by long confinement in the
county jail, Rawlings, however sept
for Deputy County Attorney E. T.
Foote yesterday afternoon and in
formed him that il bis wife were re-
leased he would himself plead guilty.
"She had nothing to do with the
atealipg of the team, anyway" said
Rawlings." when she hired the
horses from Collins she did not know
that was going to leave town with
them. I am the only one who is
guilty"
~ can't bear to think OF her and
the children being in Jail" he con-
tin. 3D., land I am willing to do any.
thing to have them Gel free"
After looking up the law on the
subject and interviewing the COM
plaining witness with reference TO
the case, the deputy attorney decided
that il Rawlings would carry out his
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part Of tho contract, the charge
against his wife would be withdrawn.
Rawlings sssented to this almost
eagerly. He told attorney Foote
that the only thing he was anxious
for was an immediate bearing. 40
cordingly the necessary papers were
prepared and he received his sent
ance 70 the state prison v Lansing
shortly .fter 10 O'Clock this morning.
The Globe-republican., 1909-11-04
Next Sunday At n. e. Church

Sunday School begins at 9:46 and
preaching by the pastor at II q. m. and
1880. Junior League 3p. m. and Ep-
worth League $50 p. m.
The pubic is invited. II 10 the aim Of
the choir to furnish good music.
A. W CUMMINGS, Pastor.
The Globe-republican., 1909-11-04
Straysd or Stolen.

One bay mare, 3 years old past, few
white hairs 10 forehead, unusually low In
withers, weight about $50. Twenty dol
lars reward will be paid. Deliver to
Neil Hughes, Dodge City. N
The Globe-republican., 1909-11-04

WANTED 10 buy good secondhand
guitar. Inquire at this flee.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-08-20
WAS
1T
INSURED /?

Everybody asks this question after a fire.
The next question, which is just as impor-
tant, "What Company" nobody asks.
The property owners of America pay an
nually three hundred million dollars In pre-
miums for fire insurance, but not one in ten
OF them knows even the NAME of the COM
pany whose policy may be his only asset in
case of disaster. Do you know? Iinot, what
an astonishing state OF affairs for an enlight-
ened businesslike American citizen.
II you now the name of the company,
utafion for fair dealing? The HARTFORD
ERE INSURANCE cOr1PANY for ninety-nine
wears has paid promptly every just claim.
1t does today the largest fire insurance pusi;
ness in America.
ASSETS, 203 HILLIONS
JOHN BRIGHT
Bright Building, Wildwood N. j.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-08-20

The two cottages on Rambler road
being built by Contractor Richard Lar
combe for Mrs. Mary j. Widows and
Mrs. Kean are now we'll under way
and will soon be ready for the finishing
touches. These two cottages are we'll
located and have a fine unobstructed
view of the ocean and sounds.
Robert Dunbar, with Baker Broth
ers, the we'll know retired opera singer,
will soon have his pretty new cottage on
Buttercup road ready for occupancy.
A. j. Larsen and wife have taken
apartments in the Marion for a month.
Business at the new post office is
rapidly increasing and it has proven a
great convenience to the cottagers who
formerly had to go to Holly Beach
for their mail. About ninety boxes
have been installed, nearly all of which
are rented and the mails, both in and
out, are very large. Miss Mabel Camp
bell, of Wildwood, has accepted a pos
ition as clerk here for the balance of
the summer and w. A. Justice has
been appointed to carry mail to and
from the post office.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-08-20
Ordinance No. ?

A supplement TO an ordinance entitled San
ordinance providing for the opening and
closing of bitches OF trenches made In the
streets of the Borough and authorizing
the appointment OF an officer to take
charge OF this work. approved June II,
1909.
Be it resolved and enacted by the Mayor
and Council OF the Borough of Wildwood,
close the bitches made In the streets of the
Borough as provided In the ordinance 10
which this is a supplement shall also super
wise the removal of the sand and stone or
gravel in the opening OF the said ditch so as
to require the contractor doing the work 10
keep the sand separate from the gravel ana
macadam paving.
section 2. Be It further resolved and enac-
ted that the plumber or other person opening
the said ditch or trench snail place, upon
leaving the work for any length or time after
sunset, a red lamp or lantern OF ordinary can
die power at points along the said ditch or
trench not further than nye feet apart, Gov
erine the entire length OF said ditch and so
placed as TO be easily seen from either SIDE OF
The said ditch or trench.
BE ID further resolved that Upon the failure
or refusal of any person or corporation TO so
place lights ne or they shall be subject 10 Ihe
hne and punishment as provided In section
six of the said ordinance to which this Is a
Section 4. BE II further resolved that it
shall be the duty OF the person authorized by
Council to supervise the work and 10 close
the bitches and trenches to place the lights as
required in section two of this supplement
after the plumber or other person opening
the ditch Is through with his work ana IL IS
turned over to the said contractor for the
work of finishing. -
Section 5. Be it further resolved that the
sixth section OF the ordinance 10 when Ibis
is a supplement shall also apply 10 the SAID
contractor or person authorized to supervise
and close the trenches should he fail TO place
the warning lights as required In section -FOUR
hereof.
Section 8. Be It further resolved that this
ordinance shall be known as Ordinance Num-
Der l2I and shall Jake effect when published
as required by law.
Passed August 3, 1908.
Approved August 8, 1908.
Mayor.
Attest-W. G. Hendee, Borough Clerk.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-08-20

Ia for the grabbing grounds
Ste r Wildwood from Ottens Har-
I'D e % cents-bait, lines, nets
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-08-20
NORTH WILDWOOD AUTOMOBILE
CLUB BUYS new CLUB HOME
Handsome Buchanan Property,
18th Street and Speedway,
Secured by the New Or
qaniZati0n

The new North Wildwood Automo-
bile club, which was recently incorpo-
rated, is growing rapidly and 1t now
has a membership of over fifty. The
organization has purchased the fine
property 1t the corner of 18th street
and the speed way, which was formerly
the home of w. P. Buchanan. This
house will make an ideal club home
and will be equal to any in the state.
AT q meeting of the club held at the
Hotel Ottens last Friday night, a COM
mittee was appointed to arrange for the
immediate furnishing of the anew home.
The house is now open for inspection
and the public are cordially invited to
visit it and see how fine are the quar-
terst the club will occupy. The club
members will shortly have a jolly big
house warming party. Crimson and
white are the club colors chosen and
remnants and club pins have been or
dered. An automobile club house has
long ago been needed on the island and
in the new quarters of the North Wild
wood Automobile club, the large num-
Der of autoists who come to Five Mile
Besch will be most Hospitality enter
tanned. The club members are plan
ming to hold a number of social events
later N.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-08-20

b0pAAlAA liOAi1 hib ~ Atlb tAA1J aAO
Rev. Newton Nelson, of Pensauke
Clark, of National Park, thir
of Aura, fourth pastor
the present paste
The tenth anniversary of the Holly
wood M. E. church was celebrated OF
Sunday under very pleasing circum-
stances. The weather conditions being
ideal a large congregation greeted the
speakers at both the morning and
evening services, people being turned
away at the morning service for want
of seating room. The services began
with a love feast led by Rev. Stanley
Clark, of National Park. This early
service was we'll attended and a large
number embraced the opportunity to
bear witness to the saving power of
Christ.
AT the regular preaching service be-
ginning at 1870, Rev. Newton Nelson,
of Pensauken, Camden county, preach
ed an inspiring sermon on the text,
"For he Endured as Seeing Him Who
is Invisible.n Heb. IL: 81. At the
evening service Rev. III. p. Grim, of
Hopewell, Mercer county, gave a short
history of the founding of the church.
He told how he and a few staunch
Methodists established Methodism in
Holly Beach. When the matter of
church property came up, Mr.. John
Reese, now living in Holly Beach,
offered them the three lots on which
the church now stands for $1,000 "but,"
said Mr.. Grim, lit might "a well have
been a million" for they had no funds. |
But something must be done and two
n1fR1ae mennR5 the littIs<Ggciety adj
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-08-20

p. Grim, of Hopewell, first pastor;
econd pastor; Rev. Stanley N.
astor; Rev. w. L. King,
fey. r. S. Carlisle,
{ the church
water close at hand, yet unsee be-
Sc peoples eyes are closed. He
lorted his hearers to get their eyes
to these possibilities.
he music was in charge of Mr..
bert Bond, under whose direction
Richer, of the Wildwood Manor,
|dered a beautiful violin selection. Mr..
tthews and Miss Heiligman each
g solos at the morning service; In
evening Mrs. Geisenberger sang a
}; a quartette composed of Mr.. Sam
Norris, Mr.. Blumell, Miss Smith
Miss Bertha Carmelia rendered a
Ection entitled "Zion Stands with
Is Surrounded y while a trio compos-
If Mi Carmelia, Miss Smith and
s Vaughn sang "If Ye Love Me
10 My commandments In all,
day was most successful and the
ice passed off most satisfactory.
worthy of mention that all the
tors who have ever served the
rch were able to be present, Rever-
s Grim, Nelson, Clark, King and the
sent pastor. More often than other
e omeone of the old pastors of a
rch will be unable for various rea-
s to be present on such an occasion.
may v happen again. 1t is re-
rkable that it should have happened
} time.
is also worthy of mention that
$1,000 was raised on the church
lee ving now the only debt on the
lul b nnprovided for $50 which will
on De raised. The pastor, Rev.
arli le, by private solicitation secured
su ERUPTION amounting to $S22.5O,
bill POO more was raised On Sunday.
Id matter of much rejoicing that
Iel church is so nearly out of debt.
The five pastors and such of their
as could be present, also Mr..
I'D Mrs. B. q. Ingersoll were enter
iHed at dinner by Mr.. and Mrs.
lillian B.. Craig. of Baker avenue, on
uesday, after which Mr.. Percy Taylor
Gated the dominies and their wives
an automobile ride in his large new
uting car. The party Joined in heart
y thanking Mr.. Taylor for his kind
sss. Then Mr.. Matthews, the photo
was sent for and a
cture was taken of the five
standing in front ofthe church,
.ie picture is to be sold as a souvenir
the occasion and the proceeds APP
led on liquldating the remaining in-
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-08-20

Attest-w. c. Hendee, Borough Clerk.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-08-20
WILLIAM H. BRIGHT
Real Estate and Insurance
1907 PACIFIC AVE. HOLLY BEACH, N. J.
Phone No. 36x

Hot, 30x100, Cement sidewalk, Juniper
avenue, $3.50. .
s Room Bungalow, lot 30x10O, North
Wildwood, $3.50 cash, balance $3.50
on mortgage.
Business location 90x100, Pacific ave-
nue., So, 200 will let $1,000 remain.
$500 to loan on mortgage.
2 lots between Trolley and Boardwalk,
5000 each.
l lot 4Ox1OO next TO Pacific avenue, will
take mortgage for whole purchase
price If you will build cottage costing
from 81, 900 up.
l 10 Room House $500 cash, 81 1900
mortgage.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-08-20


secured. Then the matter of church
building became u services proposition
when Mayor Frank e. Smith came to
their assistance by offering to erect a
building, agreeing to wait for his
money until such a time as the young
society might be able to pay him. The
first service was held in the half COM
pected building in the summer of 1900
and the church was dedicated in 1902
by Rev. Nelson. The society began
with less than a score of members and
without any money or property. 1t
has now 140 members, about so of that
number having been added during the
last year and has a valuable and
comfortable church property with
practically no debt u~nprovided for.
The Rev. w. Luther King preached
the evening sermon from the text,
"And God Opened Her Eyes and She
Saw a Well of Water" Gen. 81: 10.
The preacher proceeded to show that
there were infinite possibilities of grace
yet undiscovered by most people, wells