davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-09
SIMPLE REMEDY FOR KIDNEYS

very simple and most effective rem.
cdv for weak or deranged kidneys or
bladder is rs follows: Mix ne-half
ounce MuraX compound. EalE ounce
auid extract Buchu, six ounces good
pure gin. and take one TO 80 teaspoon.
fuls three times day. after meals. Any
good druggist will furnish or mix these
Ingredients. This will quickly cure
SYMPTOMS OF kidney or bladder trouble.
such as pains in rhc back, frequent or
highly coIored urinatiou, rheumatic
pains in the joints, soreness in rne groln
or hips, dizziness, pulhness uI2a- :hc
eyes, etc, These symptoms are danger
sipus and must bc attended tn rcoHufly
10 prevent dreaded chronic rhcumafis.n.
Bright 5 disease or diabetes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-09
PLANS UNDER WAY FOR
THANKSGIVING DINNER

Plans for the big Thanksgiving din.
uer to be given by the officials of the
Salvation Army and the Volunteers of
America on Thanksgiving day are now
well under way and subscriptions for
the big event are now being asked
for. Thc chapel on Commercial street
will be converted into II dining room.
Dishes, chairs and tables will be fur
nishcd by the ladies Of st Mark 5
cathedral
To reach the unemployed and other
needy the dinners this year viii he
sent To the homes OF the poor in most
instances. Ensign aud Mrs Pitt are
in charge of the work and donation.
both Of money and provisions, are
called for that the poor may not he
disappoiDtcd-thei Thanksgiving cheer
which has thus been furnished by the
army for several years past,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-09
PRESS CLUB SHOW 70
Be EARLY N JANUARY
organization Now Looking for
iuthors and Actors for An
nual High Jinks.

Tho Salt Lake Press club has it UP
49, e,ecve to give the people of this
.owr the genuine pazaza plant in
- This season At meeting of
~ ovecutivc board held Monday af-
.sooou il was decided 10 put on the
g.h's annual entertainment early III
January. -, =, . ,t,,o
~ faet-differeut from anything
ioN ne show line the club has put for
ID a. in the past. II Will also he a
Ns.II NsIo In. different from anything The
gnS I.S ;e likely to put forward in tine fu~
.loo o The stunt for the January num-
,u yodvee performance, after the
uo' ror of the Orpheum show. 1t will
pm"nSahly be given in the Salt Lake
;beaier - .,.;u H.,
,,a,;,od from among the hosts Of To-
icy'o,l Uan,,lc VINO are endowed with talent
s@, PSo some who are not. There will be
.nmorous snu trvouts. the ultimate aim or
NS;sb ny is 10 cut six columns of show
'. Er half a column Of space. When
~ - 'nrnnipp hook has been employed
~ I'll .he editors OF the Press club,
y ~ o. will be left a collection Of items
:sat . tho public is expected to eat up
wirb avidity, , g.
Az 70 arrange for the Press club
o pcr This committee is composed OF
i.VG Mackenzie, n. !, y. Culmcr,
po,Ie| Jcnson. X. c. Kerr and +. j.
ryars The last president of The club,
Invone WHO las anything. that he be
i;eies ought 10 90 into the humorous
@olnmp Of ihe Press club show should
'o." i off onto this committee, IN
a;ridually OF collectively.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-09
MANTI WILL CELEBRATE
ANNIVERSARY OF BIRTH

The sXticth anniversary of the
founding of thc city OF Mauti win be
celebrated November 40 TO 2I under
the name Of Founders day Ever
cordially invited 10 take advantage of
the opportunity 10 visit his old homo
and make merry. The latch string of
every home will be dropped OH the out
side
An interesting programme has been
prepared and entertaining features VIII
be carried out every day of the ccIn-
bration The third day Of the affair
will be celebrated as Thanksgiving day.
An invitation has been sent out 10
all interested in the place signed by
p. p. Dyreug, chairman OF the enter
tainmcut committee, and by Alexander
Icnnant. secretary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-09
MYRTLE LODGE VISITED
BY GRAND CHANCELLOR

". I. Cooper, grand chancellor Of the
Knights of Pythias lodge Of Utah, along
with other grand officers, made mis- of
fetal visit Monday evening TO Calantha
Myrtle No. l, which met at Castle
hall Various matters of interest to
the Knights of Pvthjas order in ocu.
cral and Calantba Myrtle in particular.
were discussed and i hopeful and optir
mistic view expressed
After this, banquet OF light re-
trcshmcnts was served by the Pyfhiau
Sisters and toasts were responded to
by Brothers Allen T. Stanford. DR.
Earl Van Law, Ed Miller and Grand
Chancellor w. T. Cooper. DIR. {, 4.
Wbcrry presided Us toastmastcr. An
active campaign was lnauguratcd to
round up all brave men soiourninr i'm
the jurisdiction, \ general good time
WIS rninNcn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-09
Suit Filed on DuebilI.

Ii. T., Smith filed IN action in the
district court, Monday against O. n,
Parsons to recover $S4S9.55 and interest.
making a total sum of S57o.55 alleged
10 be due on n ducbill executed by Par
sons on October >, 1907, im favor of
James k; shaw and assigned by Shaw
to Plaintiff. Parsons put up 10000
shares of stock in the Iowa Utah Min
ing X Milling company as security for
the payment Of the duebill. and il is
asked thnt the stock he sold to pay the
Judgment.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-09
'SlIOR HERE ENTERTAINS
WITH DINNER AND DANCE

1oan Boyd, big business man Of
's'ouver' & e.. who has been here
i M NJ 1nfee weeks visiting his brother.
s,,' AsrhcIsou Boyd. and other rela-
~, eGu friends, gave reception to
N, nv SKY of the society folk Of the
n,.inr n, INC e., knUtsford hotel Monday
m S Inc reception lasted from S
N, clock and then followed din.
hsm saleO ,nleO lasted until II O'Clock,
se,;,a .aen until an carly hour of the
Is asneIng was enjoyed.
mr., wsSneslfa W was stationed iu one
hn, inc pail room. surrounded by
fssers '"u p other pottcd plants and
ba w., for the dinner the dining
Va. prettily decorated in Flowers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-09
aEblCAL SOCIETY HOLDS
ITS MONTHLY MEETING

! ! discussion on advertising in pro-
iesson1l ethics occupied most Of the
rUe al The meeting Of the Salt Lajlc
,,t%rly Medical society in Judge
Worse $ conrt room M the City and
tcnly building. Monday night. when
se0a' forty members of the society
hyp present.
notion 10 admit newspaper re.
lersTa to the semi.mouthly meetings
Z Inc society vas lost, although close
contested. Ii was contcnded by
sae Of the members that there were
-aay matters Of interest 90 the public
slsn took place al the meetings and
al ~ was beneficial. rather than
nleISlsc to permit the attendance Mt
meetings Of representative Of the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-09

The spectacular is OF at the Salt Lake
thcatcr. That Is. the scenery Is there
with its simmer aud sheen. and it gilt
tors and CLEANS under The coiorcd effects
there, and these. Ike tho stage settings
are bcautiul. Then there is one actor
who is suffering with a cold. and 4 to-"
dancer. This j. the So-callcd soul Kiss
hcrald"d as a great success In New York,
IS IL musical Extravaganza Possibly
New Workers take to this kind of u show.
but II they 30. the cast in the show must
bc dlncrerh from the ono that is now here
presenting "rhc Soul kiss
The exhibition given Monday night Was
not mediocre. but just simply whole lot
OF rubbish thrown together and labeled
\ musical cNtUavagan1I. Those who at
tended the salt Lake thoatcr-and the
audience WAS = capacity onc-cXpcctcd
great deal, Out they were more than dis
appointed: they were chaSrin"d beyond
measure, bored more than they will ever
acknowledge.
There was neither life nor animation.
there was no ginger, the show was not
nifty in any particular. Possibly the
play going people thc Hmusement-lovin
Chicago. of Boston. OF New York. or even
Butte. would take TO such an exhibition.
but OF this there is A question.
The people with The Soul Kiss" arc
hard workers. When this is said. all Is
said. The soul Kiss Will run the week,
The nftccn hundrcdth performance Of
1.-The Time. the Place and the Girl WAS
given last night at the Colonial iheater,
and the thcatcr WAS crowded from pit TO
dome. All the song hits were strongly
applaud"l and many cncor"s were re-
quircd 10 sa lisfy the taste Of the audience.
This musical organization, nutwithstand-
ing tho fact that il has been seen here
before, seems to lose none of its charm,
The engagement Will come 10 a close sat
Urday night
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-09
ALLEGED THIEF CAUGHT
AND LOOT RECOVERED

detectives CuTran and Ripley, arrest
a Eddie Smith on commercial street
Monday right. on The change Of bur
si,,izine the room Of j. w. Grant at the
Wchngtop hotel.
While Smith was gathering UP the
,otbing. one OF the servant girls IN
.be hotel came 10 the door and started
Uio The room. Smith looked mp from
Examining suit of clothing he was
bout 10 place in a suit case, and asked
,te qirl whai she wanted. She excused
lersolf and left the room, thinking. as
,hc afterwards said, that Smith was
.be righiiul occupant.
Clothing valued at 800 was rccov
s;el Monday afternoon where IT had
isea pawued it is said, by Smith. De
,ertives Currau and Ripley went in
sesrch for the man after he had been
Inscribed TO them by thc servant girl.
A private safe may be rented in the
&c snd burglar-proof vuults of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company,
Z % Main street, 500 per year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-09
Petition foY Letters,

The will Of Love V. Mcpherson, who
died III North Carolina, on November
s. 1905. WAS filed for probate in the
district court Monday. together with
the petition Of W, Il. Fcrrcbce, asking
that letters tcstamcutayY bo issued to
him. The estate in this county consists
of IN interest IN q mortgage, the value
of which is not given in ihe petition
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-09

One Of the best bills OF the season will
open at the Bungalow tbeater on Thurs
day evening. November II. the feature of
which VIII be Milton and Dolly Mobiles
high comedy players. The bin this week,
which runs until Wednesday evening, Is
making a big hit with the patrons Of the
Bungalow. The feature act. Leon Morris
s Co. has eight Shetland ponies, which
rerforln some clever stunts Mr.. Morris
invites all children on the stage Wednes-
day afternoon, nttcr the performance, TO
see Banner anO Madison. the wrestling
ponies To-day AT 2 o clock before the
matinee Dolly" uIe hlEh diving mon
key, will dive from the top of the Bunga
low Thcatcr bpllding.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-09
A CARD.

hi. is 10 certify that all druggists
BE authorized 10 refund your money
Il Foley's Honey and Tar fails 10 cure
yorr cough or cold IL stops the cough.
scals the lungs and prevents serious re-
suits from cold, prevents pneumonia
sSi consumption. Contains 10 opiatcs.
5he genuine is in yellow package,
Eriuse substitutes. Schrsmm j Johnson
bug Co
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-09
EXCURSIONS EAST.

For National Irrigation congress, Chi.
cago, 500 and return Dates of sale,
November IL and II, tenaday going
limit. return limit December 10, 1909.
Diverse routes via the Chicago s. North.
western Railway company. For particu-
lars address G. A, Walker, general
agcut, 3S West Second South street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-09
Action cn Notes.

Suit was filed in the district court
Monday by The Utah Association OF
Credit Men against the Ninety Niue
Copper Mining company aud James T..
Hammond 10 recover Si7292 and
$S26.3i, respectively, alleged 10 bc due
on two promissory notes executed by
The company in favor Of Fairbanks,
Morse & Company on May IS. 1908,
and assigned by them to plaintiff.
james 7. Hammond. the other dcfcp-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-09
EXCURSIONS TO CHICAGO
November 18th and 18th

Via Oregon Short Line. for UNITED
STATES LAND AND IRRIGATION
EXPOSITION. November 90 10 Dccem.
be- !. and INTERNATIONAL LIVE.
STOCK EXPOSITION, November 81
to December Is. Round trip from Salt
Lake, 5000. Limit, December 10. CITY
Ticket Office, 201 Main street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-09
knights of the Royal Arch, Take
Notice.

All members are requested to at.
tend the regular meeting Tuesday. Nov
9th. at p. IN. Matters Of Importance
will bc taken up,
(Sigued) GEO, 4. WHITAKER,
Chairman Board of Trustees,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-09
OGDEN AND RETURN sl.1O

Via D. s. r. G., Nov, 0, 10, II, ~, IS.
Leave Salt Lake 1925 a. nj. Re-
turning, any train on date of sale,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-09

\ capacity audience again greeted tho
bill at the Orphcum on Monday evening
The programme throughout Is pleasing
1t win run the week There are daily
IuatinCcS,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-09
ADJUSTMENTS

!. I'M SALT LAKE THEATERS.
: SALT LAKE TuEATER-"ThC
Soul kiss. Evening. SIS.
: COLONIAL TIIEATER-"The Time,
. the Place and the Girl Even
: ing, S:I5.
: OtPIIEUM THE3TEE-Ndvanc
vaudeville. Matinee, 2:1j; even .
= ing. S:l5.
: BUNGALOW THEATER-Pantssc
vaudeville. Matinee, 2:l5. even
ing. S.l5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-09
CHICAGO AND RETURN. sos.
Via D. 6s r. G. r. R. Nov. 16, II. Good
Returning Dec. 18th.

For the great Z. s. Land & Irrigation
Exposition and National Live Stock
Exposition. Diverse routes. Stopovers,
For further particulars, call at City
Wicket Office, 3Ol Main ST.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-09

Your nerves must be fed with pure,
rich blood, or there will be trouble.
Poorly fed nerves are weak nerves
and weak nerves mean nervousness,
neuralgia, headaches, debility. Weak
nerves need good food, fresh air, and
Ayers non-alcoholic Sarsaparilla.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-09
THIRD WARD.

O'Donnclrs plurality. col: majority AZ.
Reed's plurality. 1919. majority. i2i.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-09
: ? +. 81 J : & : :
IL. PSI IL l2I COOL 25l' q l23l 2O2
a.. 3llI q l6aI 1911 sos a. Ill III
i%... 2lS' IS .0I, ISL 2IGl lgl 700 l3l
a.. 800 s. l6I, 1851 go ST l6S t"f
1"... -GI ~! la LII II 90 10 1'n lei
TO-. $40 . l5lI 110 3i' = l5t $50
NJ 40 81 sol 50 400. 6| ~ %
Tot I2l6o 50Il072T' '072I2l50I 57IIO7o 97S
ErrrN'S UluJ1lIfS. IlE. iprIty
Tot. 2l6NI 5DLl0I2I' 02$I 2l50I 57I1OIN 97S
FIFTH WARD.

Fcrry's plurality, 15; majority. sc.
| Lyne's plurality, 95; majority, 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-25

"An right. Mrs. Twyman. Go to sleep"
Eons afterward Towards voice-''Moth-
er, will you take this now?'
'Oh. Howard, you're not sitting up for
me?"
Yes. indeed, and glad to-.
1T was morning gray. Mother?
Yes. SON. She swallowed II. How
ard. was the guest room arranged for
your father? And Ed-die?''
Never mind, mother. everything Is all
right with all Of US. We're taking care
of you now
How kind his voice sounded: not fret
ted. now. nor satiric: passion of sympa-
thy and tenderness. Love her? He adored
her. He ached with pity over her, and
with rage for her and at her.
1t was full daylight when her eyes few
wide open.
Isobel. on low chair. by the bed was
looking at her. There were tears in 1so-
bers eyes. Agnes glance roved.
Howard stood at the foot, haggard,
stern, with the sternness OF just such An
enormous compassion and Just such
burning evangelism as had carried Knox
before Queen Mary or Agnes herself
through her lifelong. infiexible. self-mar-
tyrdom. In that moment Mrs. Twyman
recognized her son. Then her eyes fiut-
tered. hurried. searched. Roger" she
breathed. "Edde?"
Isobel shifted. Her eyes Yell. They
She moistened her lips; her face flushed
and strained
Howard took a step toward his mother.
But on the instant her look understood.
Again, for a breath, she felt the abyss.
But Howard had her hand against his
heart. Isobel was on her knees by III
bed. She say these two; she realized
what she saw. what 1t meant that she
saw. Her last sacrifice had not been
wholly In vain. She had mistaken the
method, not the aim: that she had been
mistaken did not prove the same of her
oracle. Gratitude and resolve rose in her
face
Too. late? No, 1t was never too late
while life lasted, and there was any facul-
ty left that could perceive and learn.
Copyright l9Os.y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-25
@y 2G14y Mcguire Roach

She caught up her work feverishly. 1t
was getting late.
How attractive Isobel was, and popular.
Her lips smiled with the participation OF
delighted spectator. People said she
was like her mother. had her mother
pretty ways. Agnes almost blushed at
thinking of such a thing. Yet some
people did. Oh, the family did. They
we're all fond of her and each other
How could she dream such dreadful
things of them? Even if Roger did seem
to imply that she was little OF a fool
And even Isobe was sighting. Yes, she
saw it. CAS- if they were doing her the
favors. Her selfishnessD But 1t was only
a hurt and bewilderment in her mind, only
another something to bear and trust God
about, to deny and conceal.
she worked fast. with growing harass-
ment She glanced at the clock and work
ed faster The round cOlorless face lost
the clarity of its whiteness and was
Swallowed in gray. Oh. dear. that sleeve
was in wrong, Now she would have to
hurry. But 1t wouldn't rip-and the ma
chine snared. Everything went wrong
She couldn't do it. She must. Oh, she
was frantic, ready to scream and 'tear.
Then. her hands dropped, her body stiff
fened. She drew two or three deep
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-25

tenderlOin at once to the lord and master.
Isooel picked dispiritedly at her portion
Eddie would have nothing but hot cakes
soaked in strip, which was sweet and
washed down by coffee, which required no
chewing.
Howard, vigorously attacking his end
piece, asked pleasantly. Mother. did IA
Their ever do the carving and send the
tenderloin to your"
His father was motionless behind his
paper.
His mother glanced at him anxiously.
One has been warned of the Englishman
when he grows polite. and the Frenchman
when he laughs and-the American when
he Jokes.
ooh. yes. indeed" she assured him now,
anxiously, yet with a certain modest pride
for both her husband and herself. But
I would rather give 1t to him, and have
always saved him everything possible
Il see," Howard agreed. Isobel frown-
ing. tried to catch his attention. TOO
bad, isn't it?'' he unused, and cooked a
glinmering eye at her.
Mr.. Twyman cracked his paper together.
At the same instant Agnes was supply
ing Eddie's plate.
Great food to make man Of" his
father commented, speaking for the first
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-25

Peter to he hoodwinked into mstakfng
suicide for a martyr" He walked out.
The boy is only over-solicitous!" his
mother palpitated, in instant defense.
Howard will understand better some
day. poor boy. If only they would see
that good will is all I need. But people
always want to help in their way"
1t was delicate little hint, but Roger,
ga ling down at her. as she chung to his
arm. observed that. whereas, moment
before, she had looked like tailow can
die, now she looked as If some one had
put a match to her. His one action was
full apology and amends; 1t was induce
ment, reward and achievement. Her eyes,
liquid in pathos and appeal, looked the
same-about to cry. whether she were
grieved or pleased.
What woman it isl he smiled, flick
ering her cheek lightly. and turning for
his coat.
Mrs. Twyman, de!icately illuminated,
ran. feet and noisless, up the steps to
the sewing room. Ran, and at the top,
breathless and dizzy. remembered that she
didn't seem able to do that any more. She
leaned against the wall, at one stroke
again snuffed out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-25

breaths With tight lips she sat down
again to her work.
The maid came to see about luncheon.
"Oh Maggie, never mind. l can't stop.
Even Miss Isobel won't be here today.
You girls get yourselves something. No.
don't interrupt me-
4, was midafternoon when she rose, stiff
from the tenseness of effort and self-con-
troll She dropped the garment on lsobels
bed without looking at it. Now for How
ards mayonnaise. Howard wouldn't eat
the bottled stuffs' nor the mustard
makeshifts,' and the maids never had
time to make mayonnaise correctly Yes,
she could do 1t. She wanted to. What
else could she do for Howard-Howard
who would have none of her? Why, she
loved to do everything for them ALL Moth
ing was any sacrifice for her, If only they
would be good, and would appreciate, not
so much her, she fastened to remind her
self, as the great example she tried to fol-
low and set. TO be sure, 1t didn't seem %
he working. But it would. 1t was bound
to. Oh. it would come all right.
And. really, she wasn't so tired now, nor
hungry at all. She was getting her sec
ond wind. She didn't want to stop. She
couldn't stop. She could have run and
laughed. Her heart was fairly tripping.
Ill? Now. less than ever, did she dare he
i'll.
She was stirring vigorously when Eddie
stopped just inside the front door. COM
planned helplessly to the house, Mamma +.
mamma" She jumped to run and answer.
but caught diZzily at the back of her
chair. Yes, DEAR" she managed to make
herself heard. go on up to my room.
I'm coming
She started to unstrap his books, to find
his place. to read the lessons to him, and
say them over for him-to learn them for
him as usual. Lips and cheeks were a
hrickdust red, her eyes brilliant. She
noticed the stumbling Of her hands and
the thickness of her tongue with curious
detachment. She could not hold her own
or Eddie's attention.
What makes you so funny?" he asked.
Il seem-suddenly-so sleepy. Perhaps
we had-better-wait. After supper-dear.
observation-disclosures
Hello what's this?"
Roger. Was 1t as late as that? She rous-