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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-13

great Britain. Franc. & ireland king,
defender Of We faith. &c Haueing vn-
dertakeu, for We glorie Of god, and ad-
u0ncemente OF We christian faith and
honur OF our kng&COuntrie a voyage
10 plant We FIRST colone IN We Northerne
parts o. Virginia. doe by thefe prefer
solemnly & mutually In ye prefence OF
god, and one OF another; couenant, a.
combine our felues together into a
ciuill body politick for our better or
dering. a preferuatiOn q furtherance
Of ye ends aforefaid and by vertue
hearof 10 enacte. constitute. and frame
such Just & equal laweS ordinances.
Acts, constitutions a offices. from
time 10 time as fhall be thought most
meete q cOnuenient for ye general
good Of We colonle. vnto which We
promlfe all due submiffion and ohed' o.
cuce. in witness whereof We haue
hereunder subfcribed our names az
CapcOdd We II OF November, in we
year OF ye raigne OF our soueraigne
lord king James Of England, france. &
ireland ye eighteenth and Of Scotland
ye little fourth. Ano. Dom. 1920.
John Carver, william Bradford Ed
ward Winfow. William BrCwfter. lfaac
Allerton. Miles Standifh. John Alden,
John Turner. Francis Eaton. James
Chiffon John GRAFTON. John Billing
ton. Jofes Fletcher. John Goodman,
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IGENEALOGYE

All communications for this depart
ment should be addressed 10 the Sec
rotary OF the society Elder Joseph r.
Smith. Jr.. care OF historian office. Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Just now. when even Society-written
with n capital has elected 10 study
and make popular all matters and
habits attached 10 early colonial times.
the text OF the compact entered into
by those religious refugees as they
reared the bleak shores Of Massa-
chusetts, not then named. I'm that crude
cabin OF that crude but stanch old
ship. the MayhOwcr. Will bee of especial
interest 20 all We recommend all
readers 20 study the list Of names ap-
pended 10 the compact for possible
ancestors These men were the bulWark
az the Decentralization which has
made New England the cradle OF let
tiers and liberty in these United States:
and they are az dear 90 the hearts OF
their descendants as are the precious
band OF Pioneers who built our own
civilizations, first m Kirkland second
In NauVoo, and then in Utah.
MAYFLOWER COMPACT.
In ye name OF god Amen. We Whole
names are vndcrwriteu. the loyal sub
iects Of our dread foueraigne lord
King james by Sc grace of god. OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-13

upon the opium evil There is one So
ciety in Canton which has distributed
millions of pamphlets showing the ter
rible fate OF the opium user. Pictures
or the man before and after he has
become the slave OF the drug are pub
ll~hed, and the horrors Of the practise
are wildly painted. Many OF the So
cieties require their members TO wear
badge and sign the pledge. and many
Of them offer rewards for the detection
Of opium smokers and OF the illegal
selling Of opium.
In some OF the provinces the most
rigid laws have been enacted against
the users OF the drug In Kiangsu no
habitual smoker under 80 can appear in
court as a plaintiff He can not in
sutute a suit and can have no proteo-
ton from the laws as long as he con-
tinues 10 disobey them. In Canton there
r. a temple which has been given over
to the anti-opium crusade. anti-opium
picture. icing pasted upon its walls In
yuma p'um lectures are everywhere
given. and large number of refugees
have been created 70 take I'm confirmed
smokers and cure them. Hundreds of
opium pipes and lamps are nailed 10
tho walls OF the government buildings
and the viceroy II rapidly reducing the
area Of the opium farms.
At the capital OF Fuklen province
there have been eight burnings OF
opium and opium fixtures during which
l.256 ounces were destroyed and the fol-
lowing Items burned: Pipes. 4 4s3: pipe
bowls, 44S2; lamps, 1893: boxes, 3497:
vessels for opium cooking. 500 About
5000 needles used for morphine in
iections were all given up and broken.
In That province II is absolutely neces-
sary TO have a certificate 10 buy opium,
ana the same person can only get his
supply once a month. the allowance
being fixed by the opium commits
sloners.
OPIUM CURES
1 md general belief among the Chi
nese that the opium habit can be
cured. Everywhere pills 20 take away
the craving are sold. and. in most OF
the great cities. hospitals and refugees
have been established where the slaves
OF the drug 30 to break Off the habit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-13

Hamlin Paints Signs ALSO House,
Both Phones.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-13

Especial lNNI' .NN'.N'.'
EK1N 1909 Suppose that pregl-
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.f' f1ouid sDud OUT 'H '"''l
Tomorrow IhHt sVrry man and
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....ft.... az
m'ui must h'N' "' ''
liquor COO bc dismissed from ONCE
and that mo- now Huuo.utmcut should
....,.,. ..... ..I., I,l contract
'' '''' '' ''.
cd inc liquor manu- '' 'N ' "'"'" "''
sign the Hedge I..I ih|s cdict relate
r.f orly d. 1y..bIref1r. but to otgry
fa.f ,NI.. and ..uIDm house. and lrf
u. .qrrf br 4o orIrrUrd as to include
...r,. State n0IrI.I .rru 90 the county
.i.rre sb,riTa .uI fnrir subordinate
,,trI,.,.
r.f another .lf.f provide chat al
,,u.I Show Government ucrniis before
al glsss off p.Ff,kt .rInp 1r other LIQUOR
,,'n bo solid D.. fhar and thnf every
..f',.,,.s.,.,. bid. subject f0 fine and
s,,,,.Is,r,,,ent If 1. bresks mia Law.
.ti.. ..,,,r,.r,f, ehuf nine
,,... ...i',i.,,s ,ta rt,tide for
t.5,tt, i..tr.t,tf,r cd .u within
.i, -. ..f ~, ,.rare fot There be-
~ t,ri,tsiirt tbc dIstllinq oil
49,. ,.,,J .l,ei, ir,nortation ana Inn
ntu t,,,,,,,,,sti,, III erbene
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.,i,'i., min. ottt tbe manu-
s,.t,,r, ceiling ana drinking Of any
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-13

the capital OF all the ylceroys. gov
ernors AMI generals OF the army who
have reported that they have broken
on the habit. When they appear they
viii be subjected to test 10 show
whether or not they have lied. Since
this one viceroy has asked for time for
some Of his officials. and others have
established opium hospitals and cures.
CLOSING THE DENs.
In nearly every province Of china
there has been general closing OF
the opium dens. In some cities a back
door business is still going on but the
public smoking has become unpopular
and dangerous. and the chief opium
used is now behind closed doors In
Shanghai all the dens I'M the native
town have been shut and fully half
Of those in the foreign concessions
wiped out The foreigners propose to
clean out the evil I'm their part OF the
city by 1910. In Wuchang the shutting
up OF the dens has considerably dimin-
ished the arrests for crime. and one
Of the policemen says this is largely
because he does not know where to go
to look for criminals.
In FOOchOw there were $50 denE at
the time the ediCt was issued. They
were all closed on the first OF the
fourth month OF the year following
and are still shut. The same Is true OF
IchanR although the shops for the
sale Of opium are still open. Kashing.
which for years was one Of the worst
opium smoking places IN the province
OF Chekiang. has abolished It's opium
shops, and the day Of the closing the
opium pipes were burnt in public and
the people reioiced. The same is true
OF many other cities. IN not few Of
which the opium dealers have since
secretly resumed business.
A MIGHTY CRUSADE.
outside the officials mighty crusade
has been going on over China 70 stop
the use Of opium among the people
Indeed, there are so many different
movements that I hardly know where
TO begin. Every province has its anti
opium societies These meet regularly:
they print and distribute anti-opium
literature and send out men 10 lecture
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-13
The HOME PHYSICIAN
This Recipe Makes a Splendid
Remedy FOR Coughs.

lh' h'me-made remedy described be-
low WITH Doc found VcrN handy and sf-
I'.NFr ih.ng 10 have in the house ready
I"i u-r it Del simple. pleasant 20 take
.'r' n" prepare. ana lasts "a family b
hnF imt N wipes out cough quickly.
rake pIut Of GrmnlHted sugar. add
nur-NHlf pint Of warm water. ana stir
about two minutes. Pat two and one
HaIf uunooa pineN go cents WORTH Dol
% pint bottle and hll up with thc Gfauu-
lated sugar syrup. Take tcaHpoouftI
tNe} one. two or three hours
Cough preparations 49, rule. arc
mostly syrup. Grhnulatcd Sugar syrup Is
both cheap and excellent pneN is the
most valuable concentrated compound OF
NORWAY White Pine ENiract and b. rich
ln ali tho healing pine elements
None of The weaker pine preparations
can compare with tho real pinox itself
m you druggist hasn't it. be can easily
SET if for YOU
This recipe is also spleudid FOR chest
pains whooping cough. hoarseness
bronchitis etc
strained honey can ho used Instead Of
tho syrup and makes "a very nno honey
and pine Tar cough syrup
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-13

o. .i all that o. importcs
tlltitte The total anna forcignere ...
something liise IN ' di.l ual consurn,i. e.
were diyidca 'VovoNeo pounds N, az
II would eon,i l lN among IN, I'm, b.. ,lis
per head Na. oil,y one ounce ~. ople.
',l'2Ner takes about tbr., confirmed
w mace In one montb mace dar
iVu mace mako Am
Moulu equal nine ounce ami thi,
a .,lie pounds a year n.,.,,, month. on
uvo,oVV pounds by nino yi ,,.,'ns the 90
on less than four and az. "a Qu0tIcnt
.lo total number OF consr.',l. millions
lequlled 70 consume I'M smokers
ais,u IN Nhina I'm Other ,,..e opium
.citNh OF the population v...us' y one
vp'uHn smokers thov v,ofna nAoltual
tne opium which China noo. h'.Sume an
yst'inate Is doubled the pn,nh " The
ne less than 10. 900 O00 would
Dr. George Morrison os al.
lints' VINO Is one of oyr london
iul writers ON things C1,ir..-'sl care
huoWs the country better tb,. ana Who
use am acquainted ,.itt Guy '0i-
600 900. '' less than s..
WHISKY VERSUS opu-u
IN iact' opium is cousiuo5 h..
~ much as spiitufus uoi,o,- about
England and the United STATE ''s d.
ha'o'ts are a mighty evil 49, hoth
cause vast deal Of niec,,.. Doth
say that every man, woman ,,,. 9u, 10
III thina Is an opium feD5 is a snlll
on IT'S race as IL would be a. ne. iai'e
every man, woman aud chid - .lat
land ana America is addict So Die-
enness !" drunk
In closing this letter / yro,,la ,,...,
II VIII be long time bafor. ~ way
or the Chinese statesmen ana ,..., yes
can come To fruitiou. Tho v.ort ~
preston Is going ON rapidIy br,t w. w.
is stu smoked largely I'm eerrot Ivy. l'l'l
enormous amount Of uuderhand sei,..
and smuggling IS done. Tbese ,.'.tt
are lust as human as We ar ana I.
same conditions prevail as uopi5
tain IN the United States yyoro ma e.. ".
10 abolish the drink habit vit,,t. "l
short a time as the Chinese me-,
lotted TO the wiping out of this t..,.,,-
drug. some Of the officials are bgo
critics, others are openly disob.y.n, 7.
law, while others. bound i'm tho 49,.
grip or the opium, are secretly er,,i.--
the drug or are injecting uorurir, t-,,
their persons behind their closed do,-.
The movement for the most rar. D.
earnest and honest. and 10 has ANA.
accomplished a vast deal off good
FRANK @. CARPENTER
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-13

A really swell desk re-
sembling cut, only haIi
dozen of them. First come
first served. Worth Sll.
Special Ct 40
Monday .....P''N
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EXCURSIONS EAST. -

For National Irrigation Congress.
Chicago. $500 and return Date of
sale Nov. 10Th ana 18th. 10 day going
limit return limit Dec. 18TH. 1908.
Diverse routes via the Chicago a
North-Western RY. For particulars
address q. a. walker G.. A.. IS West
2nd South Street"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-13

In FOochOw there are six such hos
pitfalls. and four OF these report that
they have already cured 1853 persons
Such institutions have been established
at Pekin, Nankin, Tientsin, Wuchang.
Canton and in many other places. For
eign doctors have also come in. and
profess TO be able TO cure the opium
habit. One OF these who is well recon-
mended is an American, Mr.. G. Il.
Towne He Processes to be able to
cure any one OF the opium habit in
three days. He established hospitals
at Tientsin and Shanghai. He has
started one at Pao Ting Fu, where IL
is said that 100 patients came to him
during the first month and were cured
Then the number Of applications mys-
teriously decreased. and Mr.. Towne
found that this came from a report 20
the effect that, although the cure was
successful. II always killed the pa
tlent within 100 days thereafter. This
story was false. but II almost broke
up the hospital
Mr.. Towne's institution at Tientsin
was established at the expense Of the
viceroy. and officials who were cured
received certificate certifying that
fact.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-13

49,. ID 49, 49,.
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q" '''a 49, ~. II,
toi,- lneN n Nv. .l'l,'s a.,,..',,..i
Iiihh' ,neu', aN" s'.l pr. .nu.- " ''.,
eu -"'n lC'h" 49,.
Nt' I.'"'u'''" .....,
"ha luI ~ 'uI I''t' ''u
ul7'"' "'""
OFFICIALS MADE no STOP sMOk-
rN-s
IL m4ket one hueH to think Whist
would harp.u Dol JurIo Sam should
eut of ot.fy DlnuI cssman's tnddy.
.b0uid prahIbt sold toa u the rcstaur-
ant obi tho senate and MOI allow the
.Iarrs 90 tIe government tU take 90
friendly tIpplc together That D.. what
ie goine on hero ] am ioId that mo-
Iee4 than 25Ol OFFICIALS more con- less
uronlntnt. connected with the govern
mort service iu pekiu either have
br,scn or ars oude1toriug 10 break OF
thc usc OF orium. some OF these are
nnbltiiaI smokers. vino have tried 80
hand I'D quH that they have died in the
attempt Rake. for instance. Wen Hal,
Tc g,ae ono of the highest scholars %
he empire. and was connected with
the grand soeretariat 10 hold bis job
DID, signed a declaration that he was NOS
am opium smoker and then stopped
using the drug. tie ulNN "a rev INhili llH
ago Tsai chang. another noted official.
was cashiered for smoking he IS 90 iu
consequence. and 1t is said viii not
recover. chi Chang. the acting govern
or of the province or AnhwaL died the
other day for the same reason. and
there are many other old smokers who
are said to be iIl
According 10 the now laws. which are
more or less evaded. the smoking of
opium means immediate dlsinissal
been Instructed 60 shadow the officials
and those who claim to nave broken
on the habit are rigidiy watched JUST
the other day private secretary OF one
Of the cabinet ministers was FOUND 70
have several ounces OF opium ON ms
person, ana a request FOR his d'sinlssal
was promptly sent forth. In one ~
the papers THIS morning ! see as
patch stating that Prince Chung' one
Of the imperial opium commissioners
has Just denounced ~ high OFFICIALS
who have lied as to their use OF the
drug and that he demands their as
missal. Last October two OF the iul-
perial princes were ordered 10 resign
their posts that they might give their
entire time to the eradication OF their
craving for the drug and at the same
time as an act Of mercy. three months
Of extension were allowed 70 certain
civil and military officials who had not
obeyed the imperial ediCts
The crusade Is being extended even
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-13
HAIRS BREADTH ESCAPE

DO you know that every time Won have
a cough or cold and let 10 nun on trirti,,
II will Just cure itself You are '0vitfrr
pneumonia, consumption orr some ofbs-
pulmonary trouble2 Don RISK prf
your lungs back in perfect health ar4
stop that cough with Billiards. Hors.
tie Sold 10y Z. c. NJ T. Drug Dent p,
and ia South Main ST. Salt lak cis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-13
oPIUM vERsus MoRPHINE.

One Of the great dangers in the use
or many OF the anti-opium remedies
is that they contain the drug In some
other form. The government has had
10 extend its laws to morphine, and In
one OF the recent edicts the importa-
ton Of morphia and OF hypoder1nlc sy-
ringes Is prohibited and their sale is
limited 10 practising physicians.
The morphine habit has long been
prevalent In many parts OF the Chinese
empire. and vast amount OF morphine
pills are still consumed. In certain
cities along the Yangtse-k ianK the hypo-
dermic injecting OF morphine Is com
mon. They have professional peddlers
who 60 about with hypode rInlc syringeS
up their sleeves and give injections at
the rate OF about two cents apiece.
Such men are 10 found In the tea
houses, and are ready TO give one a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-13

Samuel Fuller. Chrftopher Martin.
William Mullins. William White, Rich
ard Warren, John Rowland Steven
Hopkins, Digery Prieft. Thomas Will
Hams. Gilbert WinfOw. Edmond
Margefon. Peter Brown, Richard Bit
teridgs. George Soule, Edward Tilly,
John Tilly, Francis Cook, Thomas Rog-
ers, Thomas Tinker, John Ringdale
Edward Fuller, Richard CLARK. Rich
ard Gardiner, John Allerton Thomas
Enslifh. Edward Doten. Edward Lief
ter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-13

Although the Plymouth c0lonists.
like those at jamestown. had "a definite
and positive commercial aim. IL was
subordinate 20 the higher purpose OF
securing for themselves ecclesiastical
and civil freedom The Plymouth coll
ony was distinctly and from the out
set a colony OF families. and rendered
honor 70 woman The Plymouth colony
exercised much more direct and pow
erful influence than the jamestown
colony in shaping the republican
character Of the United States"
Morton Dexter.
KING FAMILY
All parties interested In the genoa log
ical work OF the King family or who
are doing similar work kindly com
municate with J %. King I48 Pear
street salt Lake city. Utah
FAMILIES of TIDSWELL TURPIN.
EFT AL
Members OF the Tidswell. Turpin and
Washington families ~ England are
requested To communicate with Mrs.
| Mary r. Bennion, 1901 Seventh East
| street Salt Lake city Utah
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-02-27

compare favorabIy with anything in
the middle west
There are two main entrances, the
principal one of course being on Sec
ond avenue This enters into Young
& McCombs' store, as does also the
one en- the west side, on Seventeenth
street. There is also smaller en-
termed the Office entrance, and leads
to the elevators and the Office portion
of the block. From the yestibule of
the Office entrance is also an entrance
into Young & McCombs', and in the
corridor will be the elevator entrance,
The entrance vestibules are all finish
ed in marble tile. and give at once a
pleasing impression of the block
Adjacent to the Office entrance will
be located the cigar and news stands,
and the entrance will be convenient
to the mems furnishing department of
Young & McCombs, making this cor
ner practically mems store, where
the men may make their purchases
without having to pass through the
general departments.
Perfect Sanitary Conditions.
In the present store of Young & Nc.
Combs there are &c departments, but
in the Best block the firm will estab
$tsh GO or more separate departments
and all of them will be greatly en-
larged and have much better facilities
for the storing of stock and for the
display of goods. The whole block
has been designed with view to per
, feet sanitary conditions, and this idea
is carried out TO the most minute de
tail in the department store part OF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-02-27
YOUNG q Mccon1Bs'
NwR@ r1noammy ..nmdaa " n ~ March Fixtures No R


this apparatus, and a contract for it
quires are kept-for every department
is to be provided with a telephone.
Shopping in all departments may be
done, and the purchases will be accum-
ulated in one package, if desired. This
has been let The building will also
have its own postal sub-station, No. IL.
Provision for this has already been
made through the postoffice here. In
cidentally, it might be observed that
Rock Island is, in the matter of postal
sub-stations, far ahead of either of the
other three cities, and was the first to
secure sub-stations in the department
stores. When Young & McCombs' new
store is opened there will be IL separ-
ate sub-stations of the Rock Island
postofiice, located in central places in
the different sections of the city.
Compete With Chicago.
Speaking today of the opening of the
new store, F. G. Young said: I'VE
hope to be able TO open the store by
March 10. OF course the entire stock
will be new, and no old goods will be
| taken from the present quarters into
the Best block. We intend to stock
and equip the store so that we can and
will compete successfully with the
great department stores of Chicago.
In fact we expect to be able to afford
even better service than is to be Sc
cured in the Chicago department
stores"
Went Up in Hurry.
| Jobst& Sons of Peoria are the general
contractors for the block, and they
have put up the building in record time
after the excavations We're completed.
All through the process of construc-
ton the greatest haste consistent with
first class work has been exercised,
and a new pace in building operations
il the tri-cities has been set.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-02-27

department where the goods she re-
is to be accomplished by means of a
cylindrical gravity conveyor extending
TO the basement, where the wrapping
department is to be located. The COM
pany in this connection is preparing 10
establish = nc: complete delivery
system, that will cove. not only the
three cities, but Milan, East Moline
and Silvis as well.
The pneumatic tube check and cash
.conveyors are to be employed as at
present i'll the new store. In the base
ment the operation of this system will
be open to view.
Plenty of Mirrors.
In Young & McCombs' new store are
TO be found so many mirrors that with
out hardly turning her head a woman
may be able TO determine at once
whether her hat is on straight or not
Every supporting pillar is to have a
large mirror, and there will be big
beveled French plate mirrors between
all of the windows.
Has Fine Office Rooms.
While the office section of the build
ing does not afford the many new and
striking features that ,are to be found
in the store quarters, it is to be mod
ern in every detail and to have all OF
| the convenienceS of the modern office
block of the large cities. The office
| rooms are large and airy, and wei
lighted. Provision for both phone con
nections, and all electric and gas con
rections have been made, and a yer
liable network of wires and pipes ex
tends through the building, and has
| plugs ready for the attachment OF
fixtures i'll convenient places.
The Office block will have mai
chute extending from the sixth flool
to the basement Postmaster H. A. J
Mcdonald has approved the plans fo
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-02-27
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The senior class held a special meet
ing yesterday afternoon to vote on
what the class wanted the juniors -
give in the way of the annual recep-
ton. Some were in favor of the
usual junior hop, some in favor of a
banquet and others in favor of an ex-
cursion. The ballot taken resulted as
follows: Junior hop. SO; excursion
II; banquet, IL. The seniors will be
given their regular hop at ths
Tower accordingly in connection witt
the commencement festivities.