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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-25

made from skim milk, but piano keys
dominos, dice and chess figures also.
Galalith is the magical substance. 1t is
derived from the caseln of milk. Casein
is also used in making paper, blue and
color. The best comes from France.
The headquarters for the galalith indus
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-25
RAzoRs ARE STOLEN.

The Pioneer barber shop at % North
Main street was entered by burglars
early Saturday morning and eleven
razors were stolen Frank Smith, pro-
prietor of the shop, discovered the
theft when he opened his place of bust
ness. and Immediately reported IL to the
police No clue of the robbers has been
found by the police.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-25

dairymen. When the curds have been
pressed until they contain about so per
cent of water they are shipped to Gel
many for the finishing process, by
which they are fashioned into blocks.
1t takes more than 5000 quarts of skim
milk to make 22G pounds Of dry casein.
That quantity is worth $3.50.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-25

try is Hamburg, where il has fiourished
since 1902.
The Hamburg galalith makers con-
tract with French butter makers for
skim milk at the rate of 80 cents for go
pounds, they stipulating to return the
whey TO the butter makers. The skim
milk is cOagulated with rennet by the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-25
COLLAR BUTTONS OF SKIM MILK
(Rostnn Globe.l

There seems to be no limit to the in
genuity of the Germans. Not content
with making butter and cheese out of
milk, they have devised a method
whereby not only collar buttons can be
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-25

A private safe may be rented in the
fire and burglar proof vault of the Salt
Lake Security & Trust Co., 80 up Main
street. &. 90 per year and UPWARDS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-25

The Ben Franklin Fire Insurance
company has filed notice with the COM
missioner of insurance that II will enter
the Utah field. The capital is 100000,
and Samuel Mcknight is president and
William A. Ford, secretary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-25
NEW CORPORATIONS.

The Progressive Motion Picture COM
pany of Ogden filed articles of lncor-
pOration yesterday. Capital Is S2o,oOo'
i'm shares OF 800 each. Albert Scow-
croft is president; Charles Ziemer. vice
president: w. d. Hodkinson, treasurer,
and H A Sims. secretary.
The Borkman Electric company OF
Salt Lake has filed articles with the
county clerk, and will carry on a gen
eraI automobile business Capital is
81, 600. in 81 shares, of which 10000
shares are treasury stock. George
Borkman is president; p. c. Dykes, vice
president; J. II. Parkes, secretary and
treasurer, and these also are the direc-
tors.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-25

The Eureka Mining company, organ
lied at salt Lake TO explOit=claims in
the Tintic mining district, filed articles
yesterday. The capital is $4,000, In
shares of 1 cent each. Robert A. Brown
is president; George A. Udall, vice
president: Ralph A. Badger, secretary;
James Chapman. treasurer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-25

The Chief Consolidated Mining COM
pany Of Phoenix. Ariz., has filed copies
OF its articles with the secretary of
state. thus qualifying to do business
in Utah 1t has a capital of $1,000
in 81 shares.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-04-10

Were " tbe purpose ~ tha
'aTnc bill 70 cheaper The neceq.
s1riet or lie, it is only fair TO pre-
f1ne that some attention wonli be-
e en- TO the sugar schedule. That
IL on sugar Theoretically, is
y ''e IS protection 10 the cane
ou'siana ana the beetq 81 the
northwest; actually, however, a.
everybody knows, is most IN
portant effect IS 10 project he
Sugar trust, whose businezq Il
chiefly the refining rather than
The original production Of sugar.
his is accomplished ~ making
the duty on refined sugar 80 much
higher than the duty On raw sugar
that the refining busincAs is piven
"A monopoly In this country. AZ
matter Of fret, some attention has
been given the sugar schedule, o.
100 OF one per cent is added tothe
tariff taH on the most universally
consumes Of all the nncrasarics of
life
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-04-10

Senor Carlos Garcia VaIez. the
new Cuban Minister to the United
States, is not altogether pleased
with the remarks that have an
peared in the press recently attri-
,buting TO him scopticism az to the
stability Of the Cuban government
and has made il known that he
considers bis govern en-
perfectly stable, At the same time
he has taken occasion to express
his admiration OF American ideas
and his gratitude to the Americans
for their disinterested attitude to-
ward the Cubans.
A well informed representative
OF the iron and steel industry in
Washington this week, stated that
wage reductions throughout that
industry during the next six
months will be the most sweeping
and general that have been known
to the industries OF the country in
twenty years. How much of the
present and threatened reductions
~ wages in steel and other indus
tries are properly attributable to
tariff revision; how much to de-
pressed business conditions fol-
lowing the financial disturbance
which pryailed during the past
year, and how much unsettled
conditions which must await read
justment to the new Schedules of
duties proposed, are a few OF the
en- barrassing questions confront
ing the Republicans Of the new adj
ministration and both houses Of
Congress. The announcement
from Pittsburg that the Jones and
Laughlin Company viii make a ten
per cent reduction il wages is said
to be only the beginninS Of these
troubles. By many, if not the ma
jority, this moyem Mt is recognized
as the ever ancient, ever new game
of the Republican corporate in
terests to reduce wages in order
to frighten Congress into carcing
for their industries. It places the
Republican majority in the House
in most embarrassing position to
have such situation precipitated
by the iron and steel trade at this
juncture, when all their plans
seemed to be shaping up right for
an agreement upon a rule under
which the tariff bill is to be speed
lily passed in the House.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-04-10
WELL KOWN IN CROWLEY
Mayor Elect ] s Power Has Ere
quently Been a Visitor

Mayor elect J. $. Power of New
Iberia, is quite well known to a
large number Of people in Crowley
principally business men, having
frequently visited here in recent
years in his capacity as night Of
The grip He is known as good,
wide awake business man, and if
he Ms is succe ssful in dlscharging
his duties as chief executive Of a
city Of 10000 people as he Is in
selling bill Of goods, it is quite
certain that the citizens there will
have no cause for complaint in the
future.
The defeated candidate, Judge
Robert Brown, is also we'll and
favOrab)y known to a large mum
Der OF people in this community as
a citizen possessing integrity ana
honesty, sincerity and all the ne
cessary qualifications to have
worthiIy filled the office had he
succeeded III landing the majority
vote IN the las election held last
Monday.-CrOwiey Signal.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-04-10

This is not he first lime that
the candidate for NJ ayor on one
ticket has been called 10 preside
over Il Council from the opposing
ticket. In 1901 there were two
tickets in The field claiming the
recognition OF the voters The
Ole was styled the "IhdeprDdent
Democratic Ticket" and was
headed by Hon. Jno Emmer for
Mayor The other was denominat
ell, ''Thc independent Drainage
Ticket" and was headed 10y Hon.
Jno Fisher for May yOr The results
of that election imposed the cOndi
tion that MIR. Fisher should pre-
side over he Emmcr council. The
members Of hat council we've: A.
Cousin, Octave Renoudet, Jules
4. Dupuy, Eugene Guillo., o G.
Dupre, and a b. Murray.
The defeated candidates were
A. NJ. Bernard, II. II. Bcckman,
X. ID. Stansbury, Jno Sancier, .Ino.
ID. Walsh, Henry Kramer.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-04-10
GA aI.. o1IA.
Bsars tho The Toa Have Always Bougm
''';;'''' !. 4zz<Ex

"a man is seldom as black as he is
painted or a woman as white as she
ID wered."-Chicago News.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-04-10

The returns show the following
gentlemen to have beeu selected
as the standard bearers of th'
Democratic party for the coming
general elections; which will be hello
on MOnay. June 7th, 1909.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For Mayor. $. Powers,
FOR COUNCILMEN
VICTOR ERATH, ST., At Large,
o. RENOUDET, At Large,
LIST District-R. P. Ribbeck,
End District-LUKE TRAINOR,
3rd District-WILLIE LASSALLE,
4th District-R. D. Southwell,
5th District-NUMA MIGUES,
9th District-CLET GIRARD.
FOR COMMITTEEMAN:
Dr.. H. A. KING, At Large,
A. j. MAUMUS, At Large,
Ist Dist. w. Taylor,
mi Dis. DIR. l. T. Rand,
3rd Eist-F. J. Mestaye~,
4th Dist.-A. B. Murray,
5th Dis. WILLIE STAFFORD,
9Th Dist.-O. p. Bertrand.
r.POwer and two OF the candi.
dates for the council were landed as
Six Of the candidates
for the council ON the "BrOwn'
ticket were also landed.
Both tickets were represented
to the taxpayers as advocating
certain we'll defind policies. Man,
of the announcements were made
from the stump during the cam
paign. While there was no form
al declaraing Of principles, by the
adoption Of a platform by either
ticket, yet the policies of the two
we're fairly well under
stood by the the taxpayiDg voters
Df this community. These poll
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-04-10

The City Council il-not The May
or--f"rmulates the policy Of the
administration. Therefore, it may
be expected, that aside from thOse
well defined duties as outlined by
the city charter, the Mayor will
be governed by the policies as will
he outlined 10y the Board Of THUS
tees. There being no misnnder
standing about tins point all
things will work to the advantage
of a successful administration.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-04-10

f. e. Crabill of Binghampton,
n Y, a former baseball pitcner,
has abandoned the diamond and
taken up evangelism instead He
also does little newspaper edit
ing on the side, and is SAID to
have really reformed. All very
we'll but wait till some one cri'i.
cises his sermon, or his edito-
rial. and then see him "gO for the
umpire.n Old habits will not down
easlly.-Newspaperdom.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-04-10


The statement of The Federal
treasury for March, just out, is
considered the most encouraging
which II has issned since the fiscal
year began. The lido Of bnsineaq
depression seems 10 have turned
suddenly. According TO thig state-
mcnt the Treasury receipts have
materially increased and the stead
y enlargement Of the deficit ac-
count has been checked. There
was gain in March of $1,000, 600 in
customs revenues over the reve-
nues of March 1903, aad the gain
in receipts from All sources was
S8,761,0 900.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-04-10
PRIMARY ELECTION.
- RESULT IS 4 "MINED' VIC.
TORY. THE VOTE WAS FULL.

~" - HE NOl + WAS FULL.
NJ POWER AND TWO CANDI-
DATES FOR COuNCILMEN ON
HIS TICKET LAND. WHILE
THE GROWN II X LANDS
SIX COUNCMMrN.
3g255o1,l ) II
The primary election of last
Monday resulted in a "mixed' vic
tory, dividing the h"nors be! ween
the two tickets which had cunduc,
+" an energetic and le, sis ent
campaign for several weeks prior
TO the election day. The count
that night ~as quickly made. II
developed many surprises and not
lew dlsapp"Itments. The fol
lowing is The result:
BROWN TICKET.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03
personality Must Conform to WorR.

that section would be thrown down three
fights Of stairs morning. We bruiser;
you you'll admit he's al the
work, won't YOU
This the point Of view The personality Of the must
his Everywhere business there
something which
Find large, stawart handsome
dispensing small light commodity behind counter
salesman failure His personality does fit his work
which the
unknown himself
this there positions the working world which
impossible how technically fitted they
such places But before this qualifying personality
the candidate satisfy his
pective employer personally.
would ike that my Office"
OF every day the business world. Find prospective
poyer temperament candidates
may avail
Naturally there applicable
personal selection The homeest young entire neigh
borhOOd be married before the recognized belle Of the
That which the DO IS consider
type who have been successful in field Of effort which
e shall choose
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03

day turned from vacancies for which they
that IN their personalities they impossible
employer.
Occasionally the Of the proposition holds The
ploye may particular place
where his purpose himself this personality, Dis
employees personality himself may way
It accepaby IN his business He hug himself.
lively this particular Jones innstey rpugnsnt and
bidding As official bouncer questionable
liquors sold, imagine repe
o the purposes OF the proprietor.
incident acquaintance
Of living in
upon circulation newspaper protest against
newspaper collector upon
morning before His complaint the fellow
bearing bullying degree, when part
panant slightest disposition dispute
bill o payment
Of the apology. assuring
complainant would explanation
disciplined for
the circumstance
"You must remember you live trouble
whole city, he absolutely necessary
just type polished
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03
Worlo Constantly Growing Better.

land. New England. and in the times The
These cA facts from dead history do all the su
and the child
show world
growing the children. They
prove be Ill founded peists
9ptins-s.
The records Of the past do and show that al the muck
rsking Of the twentieth and does disclose world
growing
built day They Slowly, through
centuries national ideas change
and Institutions.
That people interest themselves disposal public
The administration Of public the Of public officials
the life % the worker. the veal Of and child the educa
Of the criminal, and countless other sociological political and
economic methods all show that the world has attained height
hitherto reached In the good old times many the
that hOy the people they under the meght Of
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03

hesitation the result Of and
opportunities have had cOnversing with professional
subject that the which mderes the
penoOss only absolutely a
cous.
professional exhiarationa
qualification his sporting crime who
gamoured by crime
penoog The professional criminal should Ike point
not Ike the pOe-he 5 made, born.
professional peys upon society
by society. He prison product the first instance and
released prison society gives him clearly understand
his place cassthe criminal
The surprising thing many profess
criminals there many VINO having
what accidental criminals have subsequently dfIed
the professional class. That proof did that
criminals better than good appear
suppose
When has under the ban the criminal law and
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03
Nreeioent Elect Chose Better Route.

presidency political Office The pres
administrator, Taft has had admins
ratve training equaled by other American
belongs Of public school created
when Isolated efcenered, and
driven into welt pohik As
lawyer and judge he had acquired precisely the training qualify
colonial dependency tine when
the
Of allen and subject
Perhaps Philippines fallen the Americans
earlier Mr.. Mckinley president
practical politician have rewarded by
Philippines But Mr. Mckinley excellent judge
Spanish put politics higher plane obga
laid United the acquisition Philippines
appreciated by American public and Judge Taft FOR he
then the bench o the dependency.
there without precedeats him. with nothing
rely except wisdom
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03

justice and religious devotion duty
need much make whatever undertakes
add these qualities cheerful disposition
faith the his work. which inspired the faith as
subodnates. people
and perfect fon it is understand
able do much his little brown
much affection him. and voiced that affection
Saneta Taft" they him before
II polite fiction regard public sacrificing
self the public veal and historical fiction pass
Mr..
Ie gratfed would conficted
Of duty The for which lawyer contends
Supreme United prize
Of is justice place
judiciary which step the road the highest court
become governor Of Philippines.
While in the Philippines there vacancy Supreme
could
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03

incident the stories OF old Hyde park and all points the
OF the and pleasures travel nowadays and the
safety delights modern sooogst
built
asylums their Inhabitants against the the Zoe But
repositories pleasure
joymens.
So look times with the historical perspe
they different And they better They
tas place
meantime clearly exposed They past light
that needed order into relief present Without
from the past the present easily misunderstood.
Modern people upon learning something
times And then they verify the old that little
dangerous thing For they have discovered the Ills Of
without relating
the refomers believe that child labor the peculiarly
contemporary conmercas whereas existed
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03

Imprisonment penal prae
cay oulawed practically because, Ouawy is
obsolete and the theory who completed
his punishment has purged himself his oene But
the theory theories
with public opinion The discharged quickly has
teal experience Of the fact that there is place for him the
Society completely finished with
the II the scaffold.
DO not remember during expeencesand eOnversed
with professional
single any pleasure calling As a
fact and all Of them declared they aed it. and believe they
did oathe it. But while they many
other professions concluded nothing
%
They, effect, had determined that they pahs,
that they had been made social paras society that the
redemption them, they had i've. they
must their release from JAIL live the only possible for
theu
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03

earned reward Tor unusual services. VI tNO
separate occasions the offer was renewed, only
to be rejected because the task TO which be had
set himself was not yet done.
The same sense Of justice, the same sanity,
the same calm and well matured Judgment that
made his administration OF the Philippines 50
conspicuous, and enabled MIN 10 settle 70 the
satisfaction Of both sides delicate questions in
Panama and Cuba, and successfully conduct n
tricate negotiations with the vatican, viii be
brought 70 bear. II Is safe 70 assert, in dealing
with problems vital 70 the welfare and advance
ment Of the American people in which al the
world IS interested
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03
Vuoman's Love Should 1Be UeiLeo.

her misfortune the less she strong enough to hide it. strong
feelings any frequently
possess them and to others and violent emotion has
tendency to degenerate Mysteries which sometimes profit
duret
Beyond doubt the people who succeed best in life those
blessed with calm and equahle who have
decorouy gracefully the
middle proprety, doing their duty themselves and
neghbor exacng just all tempera
differ which quite another pair
who find placid department difficult
say impossible.
when Brig Gerard Love takes
By the throat and then It's joke which state Of affairs
the the pity, the
may and fly OUT but the she values her
sefespec be silent the Spartan boy with
his
Then that the whole soul is possessed by resiste passion
unstnedy pourS its all and love regn supreme All
capable Of such intense devotion which we'll since
worthy otherwise both
tickle and broken orunay mostly mend
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03

VIII nc tlFiIouIIelJ HHIcu ne may expect OF
that calling. A physician must be prepared 10
give more Of himself 70 his profession than does
the lawyer; successful minister may prepare 70
sacrifice more Of himself than do both the Others.
Occasionally some one calls attention OF
stranger 10 an acquaintance OF his with a re-
mark such IS, You wouldn't think that little
fellow over there is one Of the brainiest lawyers
in town and can make the best extemporaneous
speech in the county, would you? But the
one who looks with surprise upon that nan is
likely to forget that the cause for such
speech has been that mans greatest handicap
% success
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03

JAIL
Out OF the light Of my OWE experience
declare that men, even criminals, are not 50
hopeless, so calIous, so incOrrgible, so devoid OF
human feelings as the penologists would have Us
suppose. In every human being there are PTIn-
cipIes of good and evil, and possibilities OF either
being evolved
The professional criminal is simply natural
product Of q constant evolution Of the bad prln-
ciples because the good ones are still latent,
waiting the evolutionary process The easiest
way. suggest, 10 abolish the professional Grim
fuaI is to cease manufacturing him.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03

The remark that men are merely big babies
often has been made by many people and
simply is a paraphrase Of the well known quo
tation: Men are but children Of a larger
growth" Nothing Of this chiIdishness 50 elings
to all Of US, men and women, as the desire
for the forbidden. the tendency TO wish for
what We cannot get
But an occasional taste to show how good
is the object withheld, stimulates the desire.
I" To give much. 10 give more. but not TO give
all " has been said to be woman's most precious
secret for retaining q mans love indefinitely, II
not fOreEer
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03

question definitely much infer, however, that
something personality animals mutually
ntoerabe prompt combat sight In the Of
ing suddenly unexpected may feel
distinctive dislike only faculty
selfontroI of two, a Ike blind collision
Jones' a speech. Why:
O. don't know anything me- just don't ike
him.
Surprising that the speaker Smb position hire
Jones qualifications exactly would Jones chances be slim
place: mans qualifications
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03
Bp 5obn Fl. MowIano.

Perhaps man IS the
ability mix accepaby with whatever constituency
his line Of effort Without this qualification handicapped
business effort They alien to their interests They
sht always, nursing discomfort No young
choice Of his without considering mixing with
his constituency occupations DO not call uu
and sacrifice personality. the man be
unable unwilling make the TO that extent dis
qualified
No matter in what direction the young turn It de-
wolves himself consider his personality likely to accord
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03

7 HAS been the belief Of Americans that any
man who had gained a sufficient amount Of
political prominence vas Mt 10 be considered
worthy 20 be elected president; that experience
In the house Of representatives or the senate
was the ripest political training for the presi-
dency.
Mr.. Taft has acquired his experience in
another way, and has been trained in another
school. OF political methods which man
learns by having secured nomination AM
election 10 congress OF The executive mansion
Of his state he knows nothing. In what IS
known as practical politics he IS an amateur,
which IS 81 much The better. far he cames 10
The Washington herald., 1909-01-03

} Young man htting himself for bis Work u
the world can afford to forget that after all
his specialized. careful training as TO equip
ment he stiIl must reckon with an inevitable
element entering largely into the proposition
his own individual personality
The OhSeTvant man often has seen Two
dogs. each stranger 10 the other, trOtting to-
ward each other in the street. Meeting, they
pause q moment ID amicabie dog greeting. and
pass on. Again. two stranger dogs trotting
toward such a meeting, dash instantly n each
others threats without warning, graphing with
a savage hatred that Is inexpicable.
W.. La-.-ans n. MN can ansMar TIE