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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-22

RSe 3Hh s. Sorehe finest in the world Go
~ WelknoWn RNer High Quality at the
othe
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-22
.ONEILL-ADAMS@
Sixth Ave., 10th to 22d Street, N. 7.
TIE LOWEST PRICES
in The City aud PROFIT
SHARING STAMPS
r. dcemablc in
Merchlnd Sc.

|9PERRY & HUTCHINSON having failed to
III live up to their contract with us, and having
curtailed the privileges guaranteed by them
to our customers we have determined to protect our
customers and ourselves by issuing a new profit
sharing stamp, with our own guarantee in place of
the Sperry & Hutchinson Gold Standard Stamps.
All Gold Standard Stamps which we have given
out we will redeem in merchandise or in credits
good for merchandise as our customers may choose
rataby according to the number of stamps pre-
sented, whether books are filled or not
Any one SO desiring may exchange Gold
Standard Stamps which we have given out for the
new profit sharing stamps which we shall introduce
and guarantee
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-22
Closing Prices.


To.daN.s highest lowest and last prices u
stocks ant of net changes AS compared with
yesterdays final figures az" as follows
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-19

oenti6en Sprode offenbor better err
FAINT, als iebr biele BON uniern ei-
genen 2anosleuten. l1no bod olt=
ldlogen {aute man es, ooB er 10
offen uno entidieoen ieinen Ml1ii6=
ten @nsbrud berlieben bot. Son
engliiden 8otidaftern ertportet ma
bos ionit getpobnlib ni6t. Sreilib
Ell Sanes 9rpce lit etpos onoereS
ols Ell beliebiger 8oti6oftcr rtno
@eionoter, ct lit Elm GROCER @ele6r-
ter, Elm beoeutenoer S6riftItener,
Elm fetner &enner Ser 8olferpipholo=
gle. Son ioldem Wann fam man
mebr erparten ais bon onoern.
Gieleidt niirbe ober ouA er
nidt 10 entfdieoen ieinen oelttId-
freunoli6en Stanopunft betont ba=
ben, nerm nidt gerobe iett bon Grit
ben Der Der @ino in oiefer &idtllng
mebte. 8ir betro6ten Die 8rpce'ide
&ebe, ols oos erite, io5uiagen, off
5iene Spmptom Der nelterIiden Mtt.
%naberungen 5mii6en 9eutidlano 1tno
@nglonb. llno oIs iol6es lit lie
mebr als elite blobe 2iebenstpiiroig-
felt, Sic SEER grpce oen 9euti6ell
Wilnaufee's i'm 8eionoeren uno Sen
9euti6=@merifanern inn Magemeinen
eripieIen hat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-19
3uOiepelt mmO saft.

@uDltllu VEL leslel 0etI 9eDe1
iid) Die Observation-Disclosures IL
@nibineton Die eroBte Miibe, oit
@elt glaube1 81 mo6en baB einl
g%eritimn1nlle 5lpii6n &ooiepelt uni
Soft eriitiere uno oaB oieie Ner
thinning BON Sag 81 Gag i6limmlel
iperbe. 4ls 8eneis bierfiir 5eigel
iie triuntpbiereno ouf bie Sotlad,t
bin, oaB Gait lauter rtelte 2eutt
81 Mfiniitern erllenlle uno nl1r elmer
ein5igelt bon Sen often Winiltern in
&abinet bebalte, ben @eneral-Boit
meilter Meper. l1nb Sen bebolte pl
alld nltr, iaeen iie, neil Senotoi
2ooge i'm 10 eetreten babe, baB Ell
gar nidts anoeres tul1 fonnte, als
i'm GIT bebolten.
@uh fonft niilen iie ms ieoer
Sag nelle 9epeiie fir Die no6ienot
9lltimoIitot Saft's gegen &ooieppll
5lt er5dblen uno iebt baben iie 10.
gar ent0eft BOB bieie @nimo}itd.
ii6 alt6 ouf 5ralt Gaft eritredt
Srau Soft miro aGes onoers ma.
6en1 mie Srau Gooiepelt, Tie mirf
an Der ginridtung I'M @eiBen Sou-
ie biel beranoern uro ie miro aud
anoere 2eute 81 ibren @eleaihaftcr
einlaoen. Mit groBem Nodorud
miro oarauf bingeipieien oaB Mbtni.
raj Comics fiinftig nidt 10 baufie
@oit i'm 8eiBen Soitie fem tperot
tpie bisber uno oaB Sra1 Saft aud
SRI. Sogner, Ole fieben SATIRE oIs
u%iocial iecretarp" fir 5rali Gooie-
belt fungiert babe, entIaiien tperoa.
@Is OBJ bas ttidt oGes gon5 lto-
tirlih lei! @elder 9r6iibent bo1
oenn mol lie 0os gan5e &abinet iei-
res 8orgdngers iibernommen! Nnl
boben fte neue 2eute ernonnt nm
menn Die auBeren untftdnoe, nie Bel
Gooiepelt unb Irtbllr, aub Die tie
bernabme oes 4abinets 5l1erft n0tiQ
mahten, 10 baben lie bod idneu
geranoerltnge1 eintreten laiien. i1nh
nun gar oieier .@eiBe SOUS
&lotid". Notirli6 miro Nominal
Comics nidt mebr 10 piel ols Gut
bort berfebren mie bisber, Dem,
Gait lit ni6t iein Shmager, nic
&ooiepelt nno ebenio lit es MIR mo-
tirlid, baB 5rau goft cine anoerc
ihr n~abeitebenoe Dame bot, bie tic
als geieaihaftlihe G~otqeberin baherl
min. ols 5rau Nooiebelt.
goft tit bnrh &oofebelt's SiiIfe
nominiert noroen, oas miro er ME
bergeiien nitb perionIif itets in ou-
tenn 8erbaltnis gu &ooiepelt bleiben
Ils Br1fioent lit er berpfliAtet, Die
@ooiepelt'ide 9olitif fort8nleben unn
oas miro er Inn, boronf fam fif'
Elm ie6er berIofien. Ct lit ober nid,t
berpflidtet, &ooienelt's 2ebensmeiie
fort8nieber, feline Gepobnbeiten an
sunebmen uno lid NIT ben Qeu-
ten gu limgeben ooer nit Ben 2elt.
ten 81 oerfebren, Die iener gerre
bette. gs lit Id6erIid, Die Ser.
idieoenbeit ieiner Neignngen o1s
cine animoiitat gegen @ooiebelt aus.
5uleaen uno feline aus oieier Ser
idieoenbeit Der Neigungen entiprir-
genoen 6nnolungen 10 aus5ulegen,
ais Oh er aaes Woelihe the, INN ie=
men 81 argern. 2esteres miro Sat
ME tim, ebenio, mie er ME anfboren
miro, &ooiebelfs Sreuno gu iein.
SIN n%ebrigen fonnen mir uns nur
frenen, 0aB er iid niht CUR 4opis
8orgdngers madt uno nidI
aaes nadobmt mas iener tut. @ir
aebrouden Snoibioualitdten I'M Grd
i~ioentenitubl unb mir tpoQen boffen,
baB ou6 Gait cine iolfe lein miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-19
gutidafter 8rgce iiber bas SemtidJ
tim.

Dor Sturgeon gab Die Merdants
ano Manufacturers Miiociation BON
Milmaufee Elm 8aiifett, gu benz oIs
Gbrensait Sames grpce, Der engli-
ide gotiAafter in @aibinston einge-
la0en mar. SSn leiner Neoe, Die er
bel bieier @eIegenbeit bielt, mar Der
goti6after 10 liebenspiiroig, Dem
itorfen oeuti6en Clement in Der Be-
Dolferung Wilpaufee's Gefnung I'll
traeen uno liebe, freunoli1e @orta
lber 9eutiflono, Die 9eutid=M meri-
foner nno ben ginfLuB Der Dellt-
if)en auf Die grtpidlung Mmerifa s
81 ipreden. 9abei fam er audi auf
oie @rhaltune Der oeutifen Spra-
DIE. @or neununooreiBie Sabren,
iagte er, babe er Milpoufee elllen
gelu6 abgeitattet unb oomols babe
er oeuti6 ipreden muiieu, INN iif an-
reft 81 finoen, urlo er lei frob gene
len, bob er oils Stuoent in 9eutId)-
Lamb oeuti6 gelernt babe. Die Sob
ne iener oeutiden 8ioniere Dill
ipailfee's ieien in5niiaen gu tuhti-
gen un0 loDalen amerifaniiden Sir.
germ berangeipadien. Sic iprGden
bente aae engliih uno fiblte.l
iid our6ous ols amerifoner. Gas
iei ridtig uno notpenoig. .aber",
fubr er 0ann fort, i'd boffe, ocf
file Die oeuti6e Spra6e nidt pergel-
len boben. Gs lit elm GROCER @or-
tell i'm 2eben, penn man mehr
als cine Sprode beberrift, 3umol
menn oieie 8tDeite Sprade cine lit, Die
70 oiel geiproden miro uno cine 10
reide uiO berrlide 2iteratur BE-
fibt, tpie Die oeuti6e Spra6e."
9ieie @orte oes englii6en 9ot-
ihafters io1ten iid aae 9eutId)-
4merifaner 81 Screen nebnlen. Gr
bat Die 9eoeutung Der aenntnis Der
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-19

Gin &iinitler aus Ser
3unft Der 8ettler lit Sreoerid Mrd,
bale De Smith, Der fur5lib lludl
abbiiBung elmer 4monatli6en 53uht-
bausltrafe pieoer auf Die 8~eno6ner
2onoons l~osgelaiien muroe. 0e
Smitb, ein iuneer Mann BON ange-
nebmerl aeuBern, fam zines Sooes
I'M Sabre 1904 auf cine Soee, BON
Der er ii6 biel beripro6 ltilo Die er
alsbalb in Die Sat umieete. gr falli-
te ein 8llBeno S6o6teln Streidl-
bol5er nno iteate iid am 5abroamrli
oamit ouf iie IN eitter &ono Gol-
teno. Sic anoere 6alo ober ionic
Die gan5e anoere Seite oe8 a0rpers
belt er iteit Ger Monn lit mad,
oaem Nni6ein an ein1eitiger $50.
ralpie. 9e Smitb mar elm &iinItler
in ieiner Art. 8ie p~araIpfierte Sci
te lab rieiig edit aus; Dos @eiAGit
pmadte" ii6 g~ldt5eno, uno ols 6ie
Boli5ei Dem genialen 8ettler nod
oieridbriger 3atigfeit iebt enolib ouf
Die Spriinge fam, oa lteQte es 1if
9erons, ooB 5reoerif arhodIe Sc
Smith nidt mn $8 - SO tG9Iidl
gperoiente@, ionoern cine @iQa in
NorDooo beIaB, no feline Srou uso
leilte feline Sodter q~ldr5eno un0 in
8reuoen lebten, mabreno 08apa"
alltaglid oins @eidaft" fubr. 5ll-
tereiiant geitaltete lid oas o@ei6dft'
menn irgenbein eut6er8iger Bbilan
tbrop es unterna6m Sen ortten pa-
ralpiierten 8ettler = furieren 81
tpollen. Gin otter SEER lteB ni6t
loder; De Saitb mltroe in eirem
9olpitol aufgenommen uuO NIT cleft
triiden 9otterien b~earbeitet. 2(6er
Inn Ser oglten Code miaen belt
De Smitb oltd Der G4eftri5itGt Yton0
uto mllroe ols ylltfurierbor" entloi-
len. Sn 2onoon lit man geipannt.
onf melde oaorriere" Ser geniale
gettler iebt berfaIlen miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-19
Rebpltierte ae9en falten Sta6l.

uSbre ein5ige Soffnune" iaete,
Die 9oftoren gu Mers. 81. 6. Siibel,
Detroit, Mid, .pel6e an einen Moit-
oormleioen lit, .liegt in elmer Spera-
tion." Damn gebrandte i1 Or.
Sings Seem 2ife 8ias," idreibt Tie,
bis i'd p~ouitdnoie eebeilt mar" Sic
%per1inoern @ppenoicitis, fnrieren I'm
oeroaulidfei- uno &opfidmer5en.. 25
gts. bel alien 9rugeiIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-19
sdlehte safte.

iilo Die @ur5el aIler fDrperliden llete[
D. +. aler aranfbeiten. S1ledte 6dfie
rpelde ben &orper bergiften, 5eigen fiji
aber an nno 5ipar bur1 &ppfidmel.
5en. S9fpinbeI. Watti9feit, Sieber, 8ilf.
fenihipd6e, 3er8flppfen, bleide, fable
8eli6tsfarbe, @~eritopfuug nnD alloere
geroauunasit0run9en, Sebi6pd9e, II. {
10. @s beiBt bonn Dem Sooe berfaQc.r
ooer Die Sdfte bes &orpers reiiltae.l,
Tilr GeBteres giebt es aber 1lltr elm eins
5iges unfebl6ares Mittel, uno oas linz
Die ct: 8ernaro &rduterpilen. SHss
Ipotbefen. 25 Gents.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-09

of Elks on their way to Los Angeles
IN July, the g. A. r. encampment in
August and tourists to and from the
Alaska Iukon-Pacific exposition at
Seattle. This presents au unusual op-
portunity 10 show visitors and home
seekers the resources and industries of
Utah. We trust that the situation is
fully appreciated. and will be taken ad-
vantage of by all interested in the de-
relopment Of the state. Each county or
section should be represented, and ap.
proprIate literature supplied for dis
tribution.
Permanent exhibits are maintained
IN all the large cities of the Pacific
coast. Is 1T not a duty we owe to our
selves TO set forth our resources and
industries7
"Of all the methods of advertising.
demonstration is the most effective.
Since the prosperity fair was held.
which was an unqualified success, the
chamber has been retinted and reno
waited, at considerable cost, and now
presents an inviting and attractive ap.
pearancc.
The Utah Chamber of commerce was
established solely for the purpose of
emonstrating Utah S resources and in.
dustrics. No charge will be made for
space, but donations to the rent fund
viii be thankfully received. The cham.
her is maintained by voluntary con.
trioutions' A prompt reply will be
appreciated. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-09
SIORk IS BUSY BIRD
IN SALT LAKE CITY
Births 0utnumber Deaths Az
most Two to One; Contagious
Diseases.

rho stork was a decidedly busy bird
IN Salt Lake City in the week just
ended, according to the report of tho
board OF health, submitted Saturday.
Births outnumbcrcd doaths almost two
10 one, the report shows. There were
w births, as compared TO 81 deaths.
OF the births, 81 were boys and %
SlrIs. OF the deaths, Il wore males and
ihe same number females, Five bodies
wore shippad here for burial.
Contagious and infectious diseases
showeu no increase over last week, 56
cases being reported for each week
Scarlet fever and diphtheria showed
decrease, while there was IN increase
II whooping cough, II cases of this dis.
ease being reported for the week end.
.,rg saturday, as against only S cases
Tor the previous week. The 81 cases
reported Saturday were distributed as
follows;
Smallpox, Is; diphtheria, ); scarlet
saver, II; measles, B; whooping cough,
AZ. chickenpox, /. This leaves 80 houses
under quarantine in the city on account
" SCARLET fever, s on account of diph~
liberia, on account of smallpox, aud
II cases of smallpox at the Isolation
hospital.
One new case of smallpox. that of
Hartley Parker, 13 years old, of 129
south Twelfth Last street, was reported
Saturday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-09
UTAH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WANTS
EXHIBITS OF RESOURCES OF THE STATE

The Utah Chamber of Commerce is
sending out invitations to the people
of the state asking them to send to
he institution exhibits of the resources
OF the state, 10 be placed in the rooms
vi the institution ut 565S West Third
South street. and calling attention 10
the desirability Of having the present
exhibit maintained there largely in
creased, Ill order TO show to the many
thousands of visitors who are expected
10 be present during the summer as
comprehensive n display as possible Of
the resources of the state.
The fact that the recent prosperity
1air attracted a great deal of attention
rs commented upon, as we'll as the fact
tl'at at least 100000 visitors NAV be
expected here this summer on account
IT the coming of the forty-third nation
al encampment the holding of the Elks
convention AT Los Angeles in July and
the opening of the Alaska Yukon Pa
cific exposition at Seattle The letter,
which Is signed by the secretaries of
tho Salt Lake Real Estate association,
The Utah Fair association, the Manufac-
turers association and the Utah Devel-
opment league. follows:
You arc cordially invited to place
IN the Utah Chamber of Commerce an
exhibit of factory, mine, farm, orchard
or other resource OF the state.
'It is estimated that this city will he
visited dnrIDg the coming summer by
100000 people. including delegation
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-09
A CLOSE SHAVE.
Many cf Them Happening Every Day
hut Soon Eoruoftcn.

Close shavcs would be of more frequent
occurrence but FOR the tender faces OF
many men, which, win not permit OF
shaving often. Heretofore nothing has
been said In these columns about poslam.
q new skin discovery In connection With
Its use after shaving. Its publicity and
sales have been confined almost ex-
clusively 20 Its remarkable properties as
an eczema cure: u stops the Itching at
once and cures the worst cases, in I
lam after shaving is one OF Its minor
uses. such as for pimples. the COM
pieNion. etc. shavers Will find II rcvela-
tlon' rs IL does for abrasions: roughness.
and severe scrnpinSs what Il does for
all manner OF skin difficultics-heals and
cures In few hours. II is the only
article possessing real antiseptic and cur
atlre value that has ever been exploited
for this purpose, and will soothe and
tone up the skin as no toilet preparation
could possibly DO,
Poslam can lie had for fifty cents at
any reliable druggists. particularly the
y. J, 1iill DRUG Co. who make spe-
cialty OF il. Or the Emergency I-abora-
tories, No. -. West 25th Street, New
York CITY. will send r trial supply FREQ
by mail 10 any one who Will write for II.
This is sufficient TO show results in II
hours
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-09
CRfDiTABLE INCREASE IN RESOURCES
SHOWN BY THE CiTY'S NATIONAL BANKS

Something Of the increase in the
business of the city is indicated by
the excellent showing in the resources
Of the four national banks Of the city
made by the last statement issued
as of April 2S, in response to a call
from the comptroller of the United
States treasury. The comparative state.
mcnt shown below is compiled from the
statements Of the Commercial National
bank, now the Continental National
bnnk, the Dcseret National bank, the
National Bank of the Republic and
thc. Ctat National bank During the
period Of five months which has elapsed
between the two calls bank deposits
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-09
GLADYS C0NNLEY SAYS
GOODBYE TO CITY JAIL

Gladys Connley, serving 100 days in
the city jail for vagrancy, escaped from
that establishment Saturday afternoon,
Gladys is not altogether right in the
head and her pranks before the police
court have been a continual source of
amusement, After having been given
numerous floaters she was sentenced
about two weeks ago.
She was working in the jail yestcr
day afternoon in the capacity of Il
scrnb woman. She Informed Matron
Clifford that she had lost a mop and
when the matron went TO locate another
mop Gladys unpinued her hat from
the inside Of her dress and made for the
street. So elated wero the Jail attaches
over the possibility of getting rid of
the woman that no alarm was sounded.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-09
UNIQUE PLEA ENTERED
BY WILLIAM J. FINNEY

William J. linney, who, one week
ago. found a package III the lavatory
az the Wilson hotel containing $500
in greenbacks and who, failing to re-
turn the same. was arrested on the
charge of grand larceny few days ago,
WIS arTaigned in the police court Sat
urday morning and iu addition TO en-.
'ering a plea of not guilty it was
stated by Attorney w. r, Hutchinson,
representing Finney, that II. L. Klamc-,
he owner of the lost money, was still
the debtor of the defendant to the ex-
;cut Of $3.50.
Attorney Hutchinson argued from the
ground that Klamcr had offered a re-
ward for the return of his money Of
$500 and that Finney had returned
$4,000. $3.50 was still coming TO him as
the balance Of the reward.
In default of furnishing $500 bail
Flnney was remanded to the custody
cf (he sheriff.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-09

80 Womens oxfor $3.50 styles Perhaps in no
~ special that bnyno and
in
guided and governed by
clientele
men of conservative effects but duplicate
Take lot of n
dainty
sudes heavy Oxfords r;n
ects shield oxfor with oer
and - 80
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-09
Postoffice Business Increases.

If the increase in the postal business
Of the Salt Lake postoffice is any in.
dication of the increase and growth Of
the city generally. then Salt Lake is
on the high road 10 success. The busl-
ness done by the postoffice for the
month of April, 1909, as compared with
the same month in 1908, shows total
increase of moro than lS per cent Dur
ing the month of March, 1909. the in
crease was even greater than during the
same month of a year ago, being more
figures for the month of April, 1909.
arc as follows: Stamps. S2090S: cards.
$40; envelopes, $592977; total, $27,-
601.11.
$50 ROUND TRIP. CALF.
Ask Salt Lake Route, 160 s. Main ST.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-09

Womens low shoes approached
under Women us day selling
are quite right We know this to be fact for this
pr snedes OF the highest grade the popular os eye
novelties
ay contrasting coos all the popular shades
and
sustained
folks The hoemaking of the highest
and wear stand back of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-09

lhe S245
has taken the town to knew
~ were IN style class by themselves snappy oxford or
SHOE WIN snled UP patent
the buher effect Then
DANDY novelties that
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-09
Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000. Ind. 800.
Has Narrow Escaue.

>. Richard e. Eawlcy, G45 South Fifth
East street, was thrown from his
wagon Friday morning and sustained y
shgbt scalp wound. He WAS driving n
tea team o. spirited horses along Enst
ooush Tempe street, when The wagon
to tic rcins, however. until ho 'ums ~
pulled TO the ground on his head RI"
horses were stopped by a nearly
teamster A1''"y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-09

In these national banks have increased
nearly Sl,5O0,000. and the other items
also show healthy increase in keeping
win general business conditions in the
city. Following is the statement:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-09

QC splendid showing plain or novt,
~@' ~ in fdarkch kid or n,r -
Pumps chocolate
good welt process with the shield Tin ~
all the popular feathers. ~ Sp -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-09

~ Oxforis loodar
W ~ that done in populare tho ;usab
the palmer button and Gibson 50 no ~
in the higher grade models. ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-09
Premiums FREE TO Boys and Girls.

we arc h most talked store children
because we give them
store Mnys the
% ee much to home The child
lure anu s business run on the broad plan Of building
the present. but on
never gong into oddy grades We
OF make adjustment either satisfactory repairs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-09

w ~ = rackerJack showing
many 81 sorts Plain nand
OF styles Tor the of
Will wonder how much shoe goodness
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-09

Suffice 1T to say every
shoe is guaranteed both
as to fit, material and
making.
Every lot is here I'm
liberal quantities, and sold
with liberal option ofgOOds
exchanged or money REFUNDED.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-09

Tribune Want Ads.
oeii MAIN o-Vo. Independent a5G.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-09

$& = Unrestricted choice of oxfor
~O'O ~ style i 81 many $5ots nud b
doggy including
and dead swell line of coord
Salt Lake boys that to snuff taking
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-09

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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1909-11-11
The MIGRATION OF BIRDS.
Surprising Distances Travelled by
Birds at Different Periods of


Il must have been the birds who
set the fashion of going to Palm
Beach or Hot Springs in search of
summer when the cold weather
comes. The distances over which
birds migrate are often surprisingly
great The bobol.nks, which rear
their young on the shores of Lake
Winnipeg and go to Cuba and Puerto
Rico to spend the winter, twice ira
verse a distance exceeding twenty.
eight hundred miles. Tho king bird
breeds as far north as the 57th de-
gree of latitude, and is found in the
winter in South America. The bic1.
NAL pilgrimages of the little red start
exceed 5000 miles. and the tiny hum.
ming bird 1000 miles The beautiful
little sumner yellow bird which
sometimes builds its nest under our
chamber windows sends some of its
kin as far as the Arctic ocean. where
they arrive the last of May. only ten
or fifteen days after the sun has be.
gun to ride continuously above the
horizon. and yet they have come all
the way from Guatemala. over a dis
tance of $500 miles, leaving mcm.
bers even of their own species TO
spend the summer among tropical
scenes In a stomach no larger than
a pea and an alimentary canal about
six inches long, one of these birds
will manufacture, from two or three
slim Caterpilars, a fly, moth and
spider. its own fuel, and use It with
such economy as to transport itself
through the air during the whole
night at the rate of so miles an hour,
and at the same time maintain a
temperature of 10i degrees Fahren-
heit