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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-12
SENATORS ARE READY
TO BEGIN THEIR WORK

The clock in the city and county build
ing tower had not finished striking j YES
terday when Stephen II. Love. president
of the seventh session of the state senate.
called to order the eighth session of that
body. Eight old senators and eight new
senators were in their seats when the
gavel fell.
Mr. Low called the roll of senators
from a certified list furnished by tho sec
Rotary of state These were declared to be
The official members Of the state senate
The chair then declared that nominations
for president Of the senate were in order
Senator Herschel Buiien. jr.. OF Cache
county, who before the caucus was cam
paign manager for john Y. Smith who
was an active candidate for the Dresidenrx
of the senate. nominated Senator Henry
Gardner Of Utah county ". " Williams
of Salt Lake. who was an active rsDdf-
date for the position in the caucus. sec
onded Gardeners nominatiou Senator (
]. S;ookey of Salt Lake. who had been a
Williams man. moved that the election of
Mr.. Gardner be ordered by unanimous
vote. This action carried unanimously.
Love Commences Gardner.
Senator Gardner was escorted to the
chair by Senators Buiien and Williams
There was a round of. applause as the
veteran senator from Utah county took
the gavel- Before relinquishing the chair
FIR. Love spoke fssiingly OF the esteem
An which he held Senator Gardner and he
congratulated the senate on its choice
Your selection of Senator Gardner as
your presiding officer" said he. cannot
be more pleasing to you than it is to me.
have known and have worked with Sen
ator Gardner for a number OF years and
have never known him TO cast a vote
that did not come from his heart He has
had much legislative experience and is
eminently fitted for the place congrat-
ulate the members Of the senate on the
choice"
As Senator Gardner took his position of
honor he said. Senators and friends I
Continued on Page 2.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-12
RECOUNT ASKED.

Springville. Ill. Jan. f1.-Adlaie Steven
son. Democratic candidate for governor in
the recent election. signed a petition to-
night asking a recount Of all votes cast
for that office.
The petition probably viii be presented
to the general assembly tomorrow. Frauds
or irregularities in nearly every county in
the state Is charged.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-12
CONFIRMED BY SENATE.

= Especial TO The Hersidl 4
y Washington. Jan 1.-THE senate =
= today confirmed the nominations of :
. l. w Snurtfiff as postmaster at Og- :
= den and ]. L. Eldredgs as assayer at !
. Salt Lake City. Utah.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-12
HARRY JOSEPH AIDS
IN HOUSE CEREMONY

Harry s. Joseph, speaker of the last
house. had longing once more to be in
legislative halls. and his old friends were
glad to give him a hand when he mounted
the rostrum and called the house to or
der. Mr.. Joseph decided at the eleventh
hour to exercise his prerogative as pre-
siding officer for the last time-at least
for two years to come. The arrangement
had been for Alexander Buchanan. the
chief clerk, to call the house to order.
During the proceedings Mr.. Joseph occu-
pied 4 chair beside Speaker Robinson.
On motion of Thompson of Willard the
names of members as read by Mr.. Joseon
were accepted their certificates being
taken as prims facic evidence that they
mad the right of seats In the house
The members repeated the oath of Of
flee as il was delivered by Associate JUS
tice FricE- This was followed by the nom
nation Of =. W. Robinson of Logan.
Cache county. for the speakersbip by
Wootton OF Utah. Mr.. Wootion Daid a
high tribute 10 the character Of Mr.. Rob
iuson. dwelling at some length upon the
fact that he was known throughout the
state. not only to the eTown-up folk. but
as well to the bows and girls. Mr.. Woot-
ton referred to his candidate as an edu-
Gator Of rare ability. business man of
successful achievement. an honest, up
right energetic citizen.
Mr.. RobinSons nomination was second
ed by McCracken of Weber and Thomp-
son of Willard. On motion of Archibald
Of Summit Robinson was chosen speaker
by acclanation
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-12

There are just two methods for
you to sell goods, one by the hu-
man voice and the other by print
I'd mstter-by advertising-Ex-
change.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-12

Men are valuable in proportion,
not as they do things, but as they
,st them done.-Mahlin Messen-
ger
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-12
Guarantees the Square Deal.

Willard were appointed a committee to es-
cort Mr.. Robinson to the chair. The az
plause was prolonged as the Cache coun-
~ man mounted the steps. Following the
administration OF the oath by Justice
Prick. MIR. Robinson made a brief ad-
dress. In substance he said:
'..Centlemsn of the House of Represent
ativeS-I have prepared no speech. and I
only want to say to you that thank Won
for the honor YOU have conferred upon
me
Continued on PAGE 2.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-12
No Warrant for Salary.

The legislators intended that the
county commissioners should do the
v''o~l- fqr which they ordered a salary
Of $1,000 10 be paid Lundberg AL the
morley ne has drawn has therefore been
paid him illegally The commissioners
have known this al along, for the su--
ditor has called their attention to f.
Continued on Page 2.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-30
sSrau NGseli t

Sm S3. 2ebensiabre lit oieier Ease
in Sobofen, y. s., Grau RllooIpb
RGeeIi, bie 8itttue bes 9riinOers oes
in belrti9en areiien pobIbefanuten
RGgeIis $oteI, gdtorben. Sic bin.
terIGbt ben Sobn 8obert, Der unter
bcm Siru1anomen RGgeIis Cons ben
SMport bon eiiropGii6en @ieren be.
ireibt, urb eins Go6ter. Srau @eIler,
bere, @atte seftorben lit. 8pei ipei.
tere S6bne, RlI6i un6 George, bate
fie bereits 6lrrh ben Sob oerIoren.
George oermgIiidte bel eineM &us-
ritt, unS 6ies llnsIiid bat Die alte
sSrou nte ia5erpin6er f6nnen. sSrau
RageIi tpar pon @ebltrt einR Shauei.
serin uHb peeen ibres IisbensapiirSi.
gen Beien. Dor allen, ole fe eetmnt
battert. seIiebt. 9lrb ibre Rod5hmst
bad fe es oerftauSen, tLrrm 0atteR
siHe srOBs SiiEis 81 isR ,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-30
8ermif6tes Sulanb.
pms Ghicaan miro nemelhet

- Gus Chicago Wiro gemslbet, bat
SslfOnis Rodefeller Der oortisen Uni.
usriitdt bis iest $24, 900, 900 ssI6enti
bat.
- Sn Burlington, u. s., itarb i'm
9llter BON 79 Suhren Die einit iebr be-
fannie ShuuipieleriH Srau SeuriettG
@bauirau.
-Sn Sau 6raucisco bat elm @bineIe
Elm Geroplau couitruirt unb oamit an.
seblid bereits mebrere erfolsreiae Bro
befabrteu unternommeu.
SIN .slltsr uon 1O6 Sabren ftarb
in philadelphia @illiam Nfacabse. Der
einjise lleberlebenOe BON Der Manni6aft
Der 6resatte n@Onititution".
= gus 9onoon piro oas ableben bes
20 Sabre ulten @5efs Der Sirma U. Soe
& Co., Sabrifanten pOu DruderprsIien
in Stem YOrf uno 2OnOou, Robert Soe.
senlsloet.
II Bei einem StraBenbabnunfaa in
8aibinstou purbe Samss 8. Stspsn.
ion, Der friiber als 3eituuSsberuus9eber
in Soma tbdtis mar, 10 idwsr uerlest.
oas er itarb.
- 9tad elmer in Sriitol, ,Sa., be-
tannt segebeneu ridterli6en @ntidei
ouus lit bic lsste bort absebaltene 9ocul
SptiOu.S8ubl, bel Der Die n Otaiieu" iies.
ten, 9eietlid.
- Gin Seuer ;eritDrte in Gonitnble
SOOf, SupOnne, ". g., 1000 nit ss'
reiuistem Set sefilte 5dlier. Dabei
funo cine @rploiion itutt, bel Der 3lpsi
slrbeiter i9wer uerlest murben.
- Sn 2aniin9, Wtid., wObnt Elm So
Sabre alter Wtann, 9iameus Soiepb
Tutro, Der Die ieltene Sire bat. bas
Sberbuupt elmer aus Srau uuo 32 Sin'
bern beitebenOen Samilie Su iein. ST
bat 20 eisene unO ~ StisftiuOer.
- 9tuf einem Seri6t bcs 8unbes.
Sdusumts wuren Die @innabmeu Der
Re9ierun8 an Snlanoiteuern pdbreno
oeS nit bem 80. Suui 1909 beenoe.
ten Sistaliabrss $50. .992 ,619 oOer $2,'
III, ,254 mebr als i'm Sabre 1908.
= 9ia6 ben lesten in gielp Orleans
einSetrOfieneu Seridten bot Der leste
Sturm i'm SiiOen minOeiteus $50
Spfer an GoOten sefOroert. slub Der
an @isentbum an9eri6tete SbuOen
wirO bic uripriinslia ueruui9lasten
psit iiberitsisen.
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Gine nnblntise 9OpfreOOlntiOH.

BUR 3eit 2uSpies XIV. mar Elm
beionoers bober &opfpus WoOe ge'
lpor6en, @tagen luuroen duigebaut,
Sie pie SrgeIpfeifen ar5uihauen tDa-
rem, 10 oab ole &opfe in Der Wtitte
6es Rorpers 5u fisen idienen. 9a
tamen aipei GngIanOerinnen i'm Sab
re 17t4 nod 8eridiqes, nm ben 4o-
mig ipeiien gu ieben. aIs lie in ben
Saal traten unO man ibren nie6ri-
gen Ropipus bemerfte, entitano elm
Iautes 9eIGbter.
Ser Monar6 fragte, mas es gabe,
beiub bic GnglGnoerinnen iebr ernit-
bait, ipen6ete iid oaRn 3li Den entpe.
ien6en SofSnmen unb iprah: rBenn
ibr perniinfti9 pGret, iuiir6et ibr
aud etrpas anoeres oufieten."
Ueebr beourfte es niht, Inn ouf
Der SteIle eius groBe &opfreoolution
su beipirfen. Die 9anse folgenOe
Raf,t iuuroe aearbeitet, Inn Die 4opi'
eebGube 5u oemoIiren 5tpei Stod.
perte mubten iogleid1 beuinter, uno
bonn lesten ioIste aud nod ole SGlf.
te. Ser a0nie beaeiete feline 3lrfrie-
Senbeit unS lamb Die 9auen iett melt
biibi6er. RatiirIi6 fIoe nunmebr
Die neue NoSe BON Soie in Die
StaM, aus Der Stobt in Die Bronin-
sem, un6 bic an boditen aufgetbiirntt
batten, fonnten Jet Gm nerigiten
besreifen, ipie es mogIid gesueien iei,
fi9 70 au berinitaIten.
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IuSldno.

- aus RuBlanOiwiro. .semelbet, oaB
bic bicsiabrige s@rute gang bsionOers
ersiebig Su werben ueripri6t.
-Sn Oer 9iabe BON SebuitOpOI
nuroe bus i'm Sum- nit 20 Wtann 9e'
iuntene uuterieeboot ~SambOIa" wieoer
an bic Oberflade sebradt.
- Das @recutiucomits Der Snter'
national Wtetul gBorters CONFEDERATION
IN Berlin bat beidlOiisn, ben ibweoii9sn
Strsifern 1925, 900 Su bewilliSen.
- gus GotiO, Sapan. mir6 bas
erfolsts Gbleben oes YiI6ois Der Glib
liden Metbobiitentir6e Setb Baro &C.
melbet. Der 8iidOf befuno iid uuf
elmer SuipeftiOusreiie.
- Saiier Bilbslm bat unlaBlif isi'
uer Ebeilnubme on ben WtanOpern Der
iddfi9sn 3ruppeu ben S0nis Srieorid
ausuit uOn Sadien gum Seneral'Sberit
in Der preuBii9eu Grmee srnaunt.
- Das iiibli6s 5raufrsid, Dor alien
Die ErOuence, lit BON idwsrsm llnwst'
ter beimselu9t worbeu. neberi6wem'
munger buben SrOBen SdaOeu anss'
ri6tst. Su ben meiiten @iienbabuOi'
itricten 1T Der @iIenbabnuerfebr uoll'
itauois sinseftellt woroen.
- Rriusresent 9ultpolO BON Bupern
fat Dem Suiier bic 0tittbeilung susebeu
luiisu, er babe ben Befebl 'Se9eben, Oab
Die Siiite Oes perepisten S9ladtenlen.
tsrs 9rafsn b. Wtoltfe neben berienissn
Saiier 0ilbelms l. in Der @alballa bel
Resensburg aufseitellt weroe.
-Sn Berlin lit Der aud in ben
gereinsten Stuaten uno ipejiell in 9iep
gorf beitens befannt 9epeiene HecitatOr
uuo bramatiIds 9sbrer Glsrunoer Stru.
fold aus benz Seben 9eidieOeu. sllsr.
AMBER Strufoid wuroe am 8. December
1916 in Sebes bel @peries In llnsarn
seboren.
- Sronpriu3 gSilbelm, mel9sr &c.
ssnwartis oils WtuiOr Sur Dieuitleiituus
bsim 1. @aroe'Selbartillsris .0issimeut
in Yerlin cOmmunbirt lit, wirb i'm SctO'
ber 3ur Snfunterie Suriidtebren. Scr
Sronpriuj niro oanu Elm Battalion bee
1. @arOe.Resiments ). s. in Potsbam
iibernebmeu.
= Dem 9rafen Zeppelin lift wisOsr.
I'M cine meme @breubeleusun9 ;u Tbsil
seworoeu, bic ibn nit aufridtiser 6reu.
be eriiiut bat. Der selssentlih Der Sn'
tsruutiOualeu Suftififfsr.S .Susftelluns in
5ruufiurt q. SO. tuseuOe 9uftidiiisr.
Serbano bat ben @roberer Der 2uft ju
ieiuem Gbreu' Prdiioeuten ernaunt.
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Der Trndltaarten Gnropa's.
StsfisS strbisut bieien gamsn Der allsa aass.
TtH 2aHberH.

9ieien Nomen per6ient nbas 9ano,
mo- bic 8itroren bIiiben", in einem
VtnBs, pie tein 5lpeites auf @uOen.
Sablte man i'm Oeutiden Hei6e
1902 i'm gan3en 164 WfiQionen S6it.
bollme, 10 beiist StaIien, obnobI es
nur orei 6iinftel Der 9ooenil1de Oes
Yields einnimntt, aqein 100 WGLio.
hen OelbGlrne. Sou fommt Ser
lueiBe 0aauIbeerbaum, penn fbon er
mebr ieiner 9l1tter ais Der Iriibte
pegen ongebout miro, nit minoeitens
ebeniobieI StGrmen, ferner 6ie Der.
ihieoeren glgrumenarten (3itronen,
Ipfelfinen, 0enr0arinen Ii. a. nit
% WeiIlionen, 0ic Ntan6el. un6 Sci.
genboume, aprifoien un0 BfirIi6e,
SobannisbrotbGume. iapanii6e Nis.
peln, Srnnnten, 8iIta3ien. @OeIfaita.
men, Metnreben un0 ote i1mmtIidIen
mitteIeuropIfhen O6itarten. 0ie
pi6tigiten 6ruhtbaine StaIiens Iino
oie OIipengdrten, oaren Gjeianntt.
flGhe 10000 2uaoratfiIometer be.
trGgt. 0as 2eben ennjcr 9anoitaf.
ten 1T fat ein3is uu0 allein bonn
OeIbaum abb1ugig, ipie oenn audi
StaIien i66rlih fir etpa 81 Ohaio.
men Sire OIioen0l ausiiihrt, obnobI
tur Elm 9rubtbeil 6es SeIs 5ur Nus.
tubr geIangt. Iuf 4t20 Qua6ratti.
tchteter fbtr0 DIE NIT Ruftnnien be.
itartbene fsIGhe angegeben; in 2igu.
rien, &alabrien uno 4oritta. mo- etipa
Elm SehiteI Der @einnmtfIG6e nit
oieier 9auHunrt beitanoen ift, biLSen
Raronen un6 3nitaRienmebI oas
SauptuabrungsmitteI fir Die 8e.
biresbepoDner. SbDobI i'm 8erh1lt.
nib bur SIioenfIdde MIR gering,
iteqt bob aud Sas @ebiet Der Igru.
men einen gang eelpdItigen pirtb-
idaftIiden Bertb oar. 9eab einPr
nornaIen Grnte, i'm Ssabre 1904,
murben fir nabe3u IA Wiaionen Sire |
aus Den Igrumenbairen ausgefiibrt. |
Sore Brobufte peiB man aud bel |
uns am meiiten 5u idGsen. &eIbe |
9ebeutung Die 9airnBuht fir bas
pirtbi6aftlibs 2eben SStaliens bat.
sebt iton aus Dem l1mitanoe berpor,
Oab ungefGbr Die S1lfte Der ausfubr
auf gr5eueriiie Der fSruhtbaine
fonrmt, einidliebIid Der BroOufte
oes 8einitods uno oes peiben
WauIbeerbaums. @1bren0 Die Dem
@etreioebau gepbOmeten 2an6iIride.
.. 9. bus SSnnere Si5iliens, oft fait
menidenleer iino, 5eisen ole @ebiete
Der 9aumSudt eine iebr oidte 9eo0l'
ferung. glqeroings bat es iabrbun'
oertelanger niibiamerarbeit beOurit,
SSStaIien 5u oem nroben Srudtgarten
,il umafen, aIs ben es iih Dem Hei.
ien6en beiite bartlett, un6 nod lit
Der @rtrag Aurd rationellere BE-
uirtbi6aftun9 unb SSSnargritinabme
unbenubter 4IG6en elmer Steigerung
fGbia. Shon oft III sic Gnreging
geaeben, autb in unierer Seimatb ipe.
mia eirtragenoe 9oSeufl6den Dem
Obitbau suBufiibren. StaIien fam
llns ols aufrhuntern6es 9eiipieI 6a'
fiir bieneu. mas ouf oieie 8eiis gu er-
reiden lit.
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Gifenbabn Seittabelle.
SsIapars, sadabanna unb @eHern Balm.

OtluWutef SuuutuuHHu uuD 0ceHeTU UuDu.
Sn Rraft btn "a. Suui 1906.
eioIia-0rl6bt Scranton fir Rsp guri
nm 2.05, 3.20, 6.05, 500, 1920, Born. ;
12.40, 1926 unb $40 Ha&miitdss. yHr
Rtp gcrl uub philadelphia, um 500 Born;
f2.40 unb 3.35 Ra&mittaas. 8ar
Epbsbanna, 6.t0 Na&mittaas.
g6roIid sir Buffalo UNI |. rs, 6.25u 900
Rcr.; 1.55. $40 uub tt.f0 Habmttfaas. Biir
Biusbamton, GImtra unb 3pil&snlfattpntn um
1910 Wcr. uut LOS Rd&m. 5fr Sstp.ap,
Spraruls unb Utica, um 1 rs unb {. .25 Wsr. ,
1.55 Na&mittass. SsHeap. SvraeuIe unb
Utica 3us Tim 6.25 Wcr. l6uft t6aIft, ausat-
npmmtn Sonntaes. Biir RpniroIs nm 900
Wpr.; los une $40 Ra6m. Ri&oITon ge.
pmcbatipu. um 400 RaGmittaas. gina.
kamptpn Accommodation, nm 6.15 giaGmittaas.
Hloomsburg 6ibiion-@uIG6i Scranton
fHr Nprtbumbulaub um 6.35, 10 90 Wlpr. ;
t.55 unt $40 Ra&m. Cir plymouth um Dos
NaGmittags.
SonutaaS'Siae.
giiolid-8fr gsp gJOrf nm 205, 800
sos nub 1920 WOrssns; 3.35 unb $40
Ha6m.
R6reIia Rfr Buffalo I'm f.f5, unt
6.25 Wor. t.55, $40 unb ft.f0 Rabm.
6iir 8iuebamtcu uue 3pifGsnfatipntn, 900
unb 1910 8crmittaas.
DIoomsburg 9ibifion- gnISht @oautcu
um t0.2O Wrr. uuS $40 Ra6miitass.
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Grfiiae bein Seim nit Dem, mos Ou
biit
9mirit es beieeIt fir Grbere ftl
8on freitSisem HbuR unS stidlihem
Setn
Oh tbm eireu IelsGbertben Bi6er.
i@eirl
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9ruf Sulitui inter anflass.

Seit IGngere Belt beHtiibt iid be.
fanntIif Sraf GoIitoi uergebIih. me-
gen ieiner 9roi6iire rDas Sottes.
f0nisrei6 in uns ieIbit" Dor @eriht
9eiteLIt ju iperoen. Or bat iid iogar
ielbit Aebriah tpeeen Waieitdtsbelei'
oigung benrrpiert, obne ober surdfit
grfoIg 6u baben. Sect 1T tbm enoIit,
bic antlageihrift 5useiteIIt Dorben.
Ser Bro3eB miro @roe oes Daouats
in Petersburg itattfinoen. Die Ger.
tbeioigiine baben Der beriibrnte poii.
tiife 8ertbeioieer aboofat 8rob.
lerusfi aus Wilna iutO Hed,tsdnipoIt
Sofoloap iibernouunen-
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eadatuauua G. BBomins gaIIsb.
(eanreI 9inis.l
9pift.n SrantOn unb gpiIf,s. Barr

SbWWFH StIuHIUH HHp gSIITt1sBdTft.
i3Hae ptrIafsu Scranton nm 90, 200, 2 co.
400, 500 unS 600 Rrra,ns. lin 5 40 WrUr.
gene an Wc&tntasen unb ale uahfcIasne,
lpau,ia Wtuuitn, unb nm ZOO Wpratus an
Scnutdasn uue dGIs ndGfoIasrbs iuan,ia sri.
uutsu bts uub iufluFpt 10 90 Iddts, In @tI.
ItssBdrrs al Winuttn ipdtsr anfcmmsub.
Grprt6aHef, nur In pittetpu aubdIttnb, S.r-
aTsn Scranton ALE Stunbt tdaIid, aueas.
npmmeu Souutdds une 8tisrtdssu. Spu 7.t9
Wsrosas BE 7.t9 ahtnbs. unb trtffen IN @iI.
Ies.Basrt 30 Winutsn fp6isr tin.
Osftsrr Dituif ,nifG,a SCRANTON. Rap aua
Part, eana pdri, pttusburd unb Duumprs.
g1ds BdbrpIan fir atp6dbtfSrbtrubt 3has.
Srus ID Rsait am 8. Sulit907.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-30

DAB on DID Dem 9eiSen bingiebIt
lit es,
8as Die 9ebeHsfrott in Dir oer5ebrt
llno beitanoie DER @eneiune Debrt.
Boae MIR eeiun6 iein, uno ou biit es
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Gin mnuberliGer griefWsdiel.

esn Sabre 1886 berIobte iid Der
6oiabrige grinS 9liFgitit pon Sa6ien,
Elm gru6er bes 8rrfiiriten Ttoris BON
Sotien, elm nit &in6ern reid geieg-
meter gSittrper, nit per Erir5eiiin
9Canes SeOrpie Don slnbalt, Die crit
IL esobre alt par. Ger 9riGrpedieI
,tpiifen Dem lraleihen groiltpoare,
fpeld,er i'm Soitptitnatsapdip in
9resSen aufbGpabrt miro, bietet TO-
rpobI elm fuIturgei6thtItdes, aIs elm
rein menifli6es pipdoIoeiifeS Sn.
tereIIe gSGbrer6 Or prin6Iide 8rdl.
tigan mebr in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sem Gone feline SrGilt onreSet, fiibIt
ii9 Steie, tros ibrer SipoIf Sabre, be.
reits oIs fiirftiges Sausntiitterhen
un5 berfprtrbt, Die &inber 6es 8rin.
sert, 6fe merit tpeit utter tporen, als
fte feIbit, na6 beitem Ronnen in
9iebe uro Sorgfdlt au er5ieben.
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Washing Windows.

Before windows are washed, remove
the dust both outside and in with a dry
soft cloth, clean the corners and grooves
with a skewer, covered with a cloth.
Have ready a pail of warm suds made by
dissolving a tablespoonful of Gold Dust
washing powder in warm water. Dip a
soft cloth II the water, squeeze almost
drv and wipe the glass of. Polish with
cHauiois as It leaves no lint and does the
work with more ease. Do not wash
windows when the sun Is shining on
them. Wash mirrors in the same way as
windows. Then polish with a soft cloth
charged with powdered whiting. Finish
with ali old silk handkerchief.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-23
VALUATIONS ARE
MUCH GREATER
Assessors Figures Show Big
Increase in County This
Year Over 1903.
ROLLS SHOW S60,422,613
MINING ITEMS NOT INCLUDED
PROBABLE TAX LEVY.
ROLLS SHOW S6O,422,613

The assessed valuation of property IN
ssr Lake City by another year will
.-.a.r- to- over S50000.0O0. The valuation
III r~anerty in Salt Lake county is al
.-a- 00H2.5l5 The rolls showing that
....-r- were handed over To John A
..rsashark. county treasurer, by the coun-
o. assessor yesterday. The increase for
Ibis wear over that OF last year is nearly
z-aar16 though that amount is not
Shown fn the county assessors figures
Fine amendment passed at the last state
General elections provided that the state
7a4rf OF equalization should assess the
.-- rraeeads of mines. old machinery used
IN mining and all surface improvements.
last year these items amounted TO 81
..r-.s Ueducting this amount from the
.-.as-maut for 1908 leaves q net increase
.- rre valuation for 1909 of s2.S97.Si7. Amos
= ranratt. county assessor. turned over
-rl hooks TO the county treasurer fifteen
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-23
PRICES ADVANCE
ON FOOD STUFFS
Flour So High Bakers Threaten
to Raise Price of Bread
to Ten Cents.
EGGS GO TO THIRTY CENTS
EVERY CHANGE IN QUOTATIONS
is ADVANCE IN PRICE.

IT prices on food stufrs continue TO adj
vance during the next month as they
have i'm the last il may only be the
wealthy who will be able to cat the regu-
latiou three meals a day. Not for many
years have the prices been so high ano
in such an unsteady condition. And the
present tendency Of the produce market
seems to b. to go still further skyward
The three grades Of flour are now selling
az x3-25, S3.4G and S.55 per 100 pounds
while last year the prices were from ST.
to S2.e9 per 100 pounds. The corner OF
wheat. which developed in the Chica &c
market, has boosted prices in every sec
ton or the United States.
Potatoes are now demanding sl.40 a
bushel. while at this time last year they
were plentiful at 50 cents. The crop last
YEAR was JUS as large as the year before
in fact n little LAYER
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than for the corresponding period Of last
year. The general condition Of the mar
fered for the advance IS that products
are scarce this season and prices must be
mace according 10 supply and demand.
Butchers and slaughterhOuse men de-
clare there is a probability Of a noticeable
advance in the price Of meats. No change
has yet been made by the retailers on
fresh meats. but they say II the butchers
are forced to have their meats inspected
BY government inspectors there is no
doubt but an advance viii be made.
Not only have retail prices greatly ad-
vanced on produce but wholesale prices
are in keeping. Hay and grain now sell
az prices much in advance OF tine prices
last year The only changes which have
been made in the prices Of food stuffs Of
any consequence have been upward.
Bakers threaten to cut down the size Of
their loaves or advance the price to 10
cents
Prices for the week are as follows:
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Farm Products.
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Yesterdays Record at the Local Of
flee of the Weather Bureau.

Temperature at p m. 40 degrees; max
fr1uru temperature. II degrees. minimum
4emDerature % degrees mean tempe ra-
tt1re. 40 degrees. which is u degrees below
normal Total deficiency OF temperature
since the first OF the month. y degrees
accumulated excess Of temperature since
Jan l. gl2 degrees Total preci pita ton
none. rotal precipitation since first Of the
month. 90 inch which is III inches be
low normal. Accumulated excess since
Ian. /. rs inches. Relative humidity al
S o. m. > per cent
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MASTER PLUMBERS
MAY MEET HERE

II the work of a number of plumbers
who are in convention AT Pueblo is sue
cessful, Salt Lake viii be selected as
the place for holding tie next annual
convention of the master plumbers Of
the iutermountain region. Should this
convention be held here several hundred
delegates will visit this city.