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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-08
Campbell Building Company Has
It's Bill Turned Down in
Committee.
NORTON AND DlNNINY MIX
Treaty to End Mordy War VIII be-
Drawn Up In star Chamber Scs-
sion OF Finance Committee.

Tho Campbell building compauy's
claim of Se.76492 for work done on tho
wooden stavo outlet sewer pipe was
denied by the finance committee OF
the city council last night As result
the contractors viii begin suit 60 force
the payment under the terms Of tho
contract Tho campbell Building COM
nany wus awarded the contract for the
construction OF the sewer pipe line for
approximately $4,000. The plans were
changed so many times by city Eng
nccr Kelsey and the members Of the
board Of public works during their pct
ty fight that the Campbell Building
company did not know where they
were at" After being hampered In the
work and refused extra work orders
on account of the changes In the con-
tract the company threw up the job. Il
Is probable that the Campbell Building
company can force the payment of the
money I'm the courts The finance COM
mttee denied the claim on account OF
defective work.
city Recorder j b Moreton and City
Atty Harper J. Dinniny had a tilt last
night in the session Of the finance COM
mittce on the raising OF the salary OF
Lester Moreton, son Of b. Moreton,
clerk In the civil court. Moreton asked
for "a raise OF &l5 a month for his son.
Dinniny objected because he was turned
down when he asked for raise i'm the
salary of DeVereau Wilson. The COM
mittee viii settle the matter I'M a star
chamber session next week
The street committee granted Thomas
Kearns permission to construct "a six
foot concrete tunnel TO run Is feet I'M
der Main street from The Tribune build
ING 10 the new building that Kearns
proposes TO build on the site occupied
by the J. r Gardner clothing store.
The protestants against the conduct
ing Of slaughter houses In the north
western part OF tho city viii be heard
next Thursday night. by the markets
committee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-08
LIVING FLAG FUND.
one Contributor Says Response Should
BE General.

The contributions 10 defray the eN-
penses of presenting the living nag
i'm honor of President Taft so far re-
ceived amount TO $226.50. leaving bal
ance of S413.5O 10 be raised. Some Of the
letters sent out by the committee have
not been heard from. Accompanying
one contribution Thursday was the foi-
lowing letter.
Enclosed please ind check for s. TO
help defray the expense Incurred I'M
display Of living flag. ! wish TO take
this chance Of congratulating the COM
mittce on their enterprise IN presenting
such a patriotic sight for our worthy
president and others II you are In
need of any more money, / VIII gladly
send check for more. | take il for
granted that an citizens who can afford
II viii be glad TO contribute for such
a worthy cause. therefore send small
check only. Yours truly.
A. II. CRABBE CO"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-08
INVENTOR FROM WILLARD.
VI. ". Dalton. Owner Of sixteen Pat
cnts. Has Portable Fire Escape.

Matthew William Dalton OF willard,
who has In an 10 patents FOR various
useful Inventions. amonr them indie
structihle railroad ties. "a luit ladder.
a machine for wiring fences which Is
characterized as "a pcac,makcr Tor
neighb0rs IA derrick for Hftlng wagon
racks and bcds. "a preparation 90 pre-
vent rotting iu tQlegraph poles, and q
number Of other things has ON cx-
hihltion at tho fair "a IA escape and
scahold bracket which Or orthy of at
tcntion
Tho fire escape iz heNihlc being come
posed of pair of ropes or cables and
series 81 rungs or bars the ends of
which into angle plates The upper
ends 0f the ropes are formed with loous
a. receive a fod or bar 90 ht lFnnsi the
inside walls ~ tho buildings passlns
across the window opening inside Tho
lower ends ~ tho rope. uro provided
with pins which enter the ground and
prevent The ladder nom moving WHEN
n is ln use
The bracket a. also fastened to M,
outside of the wall hy an arm which
passes through tho window, ana may
Dc used In connection with the ladder
cor lt may De- used for seaffolding
Mr. Dalton has also Invented % tent
the frame m which may b. READILY $40
- and taken down, thus dispeuring
with ropes and similsr fastoniugs Tho
framc is light and portable, aud may
bo handled readily.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-08

for intellectual development without
the schOolroom
There is a mental recreation I'm the
reading Of good books and literature.
refreshing 10 the brain of one who has
cultivated the reading habit. Just as
there Is physical eNhilaration In tenn
perate exercise and manly sport
Books, selected by students OF the
prevailing literature and by men who
have made study OF children, should
he placed attractively before the child
and the child taught To read their
contents The habit for reading viii
quickly be formed and a wise solcc-
ton of authors and subjects viii soon
create In the child's mind a perma-
nent dislike for the wishy-washy trash
that disgrHccs our book shelves and
ruins the intellectual standard OF our
race.
THE CH1LD's WORLD.
The child lives in world OF its own
during the hours when the moral re-
straint of teacher ana parent is re
moved. And these are the hours Of
danger. II is far from my purpose 10
convey the idea that a child should be
under conscious continuous restraint
| take Il no more disastrous socalled
safeguard could hedge a child about
than a supervision that conveyed to
the child the thought that mlstrust OF
him compelled you 70 continually
watch his acts.
You must take the childs world,
with its pleasures and fOlnes. 20 him.
THAT is what we are doing In the
library gymnasium movement. You
win his interest, his confidence. his
loyalty by playing his boyish games
with him, and when he enters your
playroom to shout and swim and romp
and jump, he knows. without the tell
ing. that here there is moral restraint
How strongly. think you will
the call of the street loafer, the neigh
borhood isohiefdoer, appeal TO a boy
as against the lure Of the gymnasium,
with its contests OF agility and strength
is exciting games of competition and
it, swimming poole With such environ
ment, how great an effort. think you,
must be put forth to win the child
from mental inactivity aud abuse. To
a refined taste for good and useful
books. And every good thing that can
result from the library gymnasium
movement 10 the child can result also
TO the groWnup.
81 am thoroughly convinced that the
library gymnasium movement will be
an important factor IN solving the
problem Of juvenile delinquency / be-
Hove that the establishment OF these
institutions throughout the state viii
materially lessen the number of BOYS
and girls brought before the juvenile
courts or our state. 7 am IN hearty
sympathy with the movement. II is
movement deserving the loyal and
earnest support OF the state and I
sincerely hope that at an early date
every community entitled to a library
and gymnasium may enjoy the benefits
OF such an Institution"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-08
HOW / MADE
MY HAIR GROW
Woman With MarvelouslN Beautiful
Hair Gives simple Home PrcScrip-
ton Witch She Used With Most
Remarkable Results

was greatly troubled with dandrur
and FALLING hair I tried many adVpr-
tiscd hair preparations and various prc-
scriptions. but they an signaly failed.
many Of them made my hli. greasy
80 II was impossible To comb 10 on do ID
up properly. ! think that many of the
things ! tried were positively Injurious
and from my own experience ! cannot
too strongly caution YOU against using
prcparatuts containing wood alcohol
and other poisonous substances 7 be-
lieve they ,njuro the roots of tho hair
After my long list Of failures ] finally
found simple prescription which /
used with most remarkable results. and
] cam unhesltatingly state that il is
beyond doubt the most wonderful thing
for the hair ! have ever seen. MANY
Of my friends have also used il and
obtained wonderful effects thcrefrom
II not only Is powerful stlmulant 10
the growth Of the hair and for restor-
ing gray hair 10 it's natural color. but
II Is equally good for removing dan
drum. giving the hair life and hrilliancy.
etc, and for the purpose Of Keeping tho
scalp In first class condition II also
makes the hair much oyster 10 comb
and arrange in nice form. ! have "a
friend who used IL two months. and
during that time il not only stopped the
lailng OF MS hair and wonderfully in
creased its growth. but Il practically
restored all his gray hair to its natural
color. You can obtain the ingredients
for making this wonderful preparation
from almost any druggist The prescrip-
ton Is as follows.
Bay rum ozs. Menthol crystals
Onc-half draChm. l.avona de Com
posee, ? ozs. To- Kalon perfume. ] 10
teaspoonfuls
Apply night and morning; rub thor
oughly into the scalp
Go 10 your druggist and ask for an
cight-ounce bottle containing six ounces
Of bay rum also one half drachm of
Mcnthol crystals and for a two-ouuce
bottle Of Iavona de Composec Mix the
ingredients yourself I'm your own home
Add the Menthol crystals 10 the bay
rum and then pour BavOna de Com
posee, and add the To-Kalon perfume
Let IT stand for one-half hour and il is
ready for use
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-08
Special Lot of Blue Snow
flake Granitewarel-2 Price

Blue snowflake gran
lite double boiler ............Vaue Sl2s.. sale C.
Blue snowflake gran
lite coffee pots .-............. Value go. Sale. is
Blue snowflake gram
tie coffee pots ...........,... Value 49,. Sale. 80
Blue snowflake gran
lite tea pots ..-............ Value AZ sale. 2l
Blue snowflake gran
lite tunnels .....,...........value % sale .l2isc
Blue snowflake gran
lie pitchers .................value so sale. 10
Blue snowflake gran
lie cake pans ...............value 20. sale. 10
Blue snowflake gran
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Blue fake gran
tie pie pans ...,..........vaiue 10. sale o.
Blue snowflake gran
lite gallon measures -......value As. sale. "a
Blue snowflake gran
lite quart measures .-+.......N Value 80. sale. ~
Blue snowflake gran
pint measures ............ Value Is. Sale. 09
Blue snowflake gran
ite q pint measures ....,+.Naluc ~. Sale. .06
Blue snowh flake gran
tie fruit Jar filters .......... Value .l6Sac.. .0s
Blue fake gran
lie soap dishes '.............value IA. sale. o5
Blue snowflake gran
lie soap dishes .............value 10. sale. 90
Blue snow fake gran
tie cups 90. ................value 10. sale. o5
Blue snow flake gran
ito ladies .... ..............value 10. sale. o5
Blue snow fake gran
tie clippers .......-.......- Value NJ. Sale. ~
Blue snow fake gran
ite muffiin pans ..-...-.... Value 49,. Sale. 20
Blue snow fake gran
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Blue snow flake gran
tie drip pans .....-.. Value 60 sale. 80
Blue snow fake gran
ite drip pans ..............v Value IS Sale. %
Blue snow flake gran
tc drip pans Value 55. sale. 90
Blue snow fake gran
lie cape pans Value %. sale f2 A..
Blue snow flake gran
tie cake pans ............. Value 20 sale. 10
ito French drip coffee pots Value s5 sale. .32
Blue snowflake gran
Inc French drip coffee pots Value f5 sale. %
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-08

piece nf flannel damnencd with
Chamberlain i.iniment and bound ON
40 the affected parts "a superior % any
plaster When troubled with lame back
or pains IN The side on chest giNc 70 IA
trial and YOU are certain 90 be- more
than pleased With inc prompt RELIEF
which N affords This lluiment also re-
lives rheumatic pains and n certain to
please anyone suffering from that dis
cage Sold b. an druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-08
Ramberecr Llnc Excursion 10 Salt
Lake

FOR T.. ID s. Conference and Utah
State Fair one fare for round trip on
sale oct End 20 9Th inclusive, return
limit oct 18Th. Speciai train from Og
den oct 3rd. eth 5ih. eth and 7th
leaving at 1880 a. M arrive Salt Lake
a.2f IA m Special theater trains re-
turn from Salt Lake End. 3rd, an. 5th
and can al N 90 p. M. Ask our agents
Twelve Daily trains in addition 20
special trains on days mentioned
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-08
We'll Known Hotel Keeper Uses and
Recommends Chambcrlain's
Collie. Cholera and Diar-
rhoca Remedy

81 take pleasure In saying that I have
kent Chamberlaiu's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy In my family medicine
chest for about fifteen years, and have
always had satisfactory results from its
use have administered IL to a great
many travelling men who were suffering
from troubles for which ~ Is recommend
ed and have never failed TO relieve
them" saws J g. Jenkins Of Glasgow,
Nv. This remedy is for sale by all drug
qfefs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-08
LIGHT CONTRACT LET.

Washington, u. g., oct S.-A con-
tract entered into between the reclama-
ton service and the officials of Spanish
Fork. Utah. TO furnish electricity for
lighting purposes 60 the amount of
Gs 900 kiiowatts per month az the rate
of cight-tenths Of a cent ~er kil0wntt
hour. has been approved by the score
tary of the interior Tho power repre-
sents part OF a surplus being developed
on tho main canal Of the strawberry
valley reclamation project.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-08
Concert Saturday EUeninq
Notion for Saturday

Velvet Grin Pad supporteis the
Csc quality for ..+...--.......,i0 Zoe
Childrcn's side supporters. the
J c. zoe and zoe qualities for Toe
Womcus Velvet Grip side SUP
porties-the Zoe quality for lec
cube Pins 100 count Black
only Regular Toe cube for for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-08
BIRREIL-sHIPP REALTY co.

Inf foaI Estate People
The Birrell-Shipp Realty Company,
successors to A. VI Birrel CoD are
now an rs Exchange Place ground
nuor, NeWhouse Building Their slo-
gan. Everything in Real Estate"
3333-Both Phonos-3333
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-08
BIRRELL-sHIPP REALTY

"The Real Estate People"
Tho Birrcll- Ship Realty Company,
Csuccessors 10 A. n Birrel Coz are
nov at l6 Exchange Place. ground
floor. Nowhouse Building. Their slo-
gan. "Evofg thing ln Real Estate"
3333-Both Phones.-3333
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-08
, ibrary.Gymnasium Commission
Holds instructive Session
A. University.
GOVERNORS ADDRESS READ.
II, Points out the Importance
." e,hicct and Recommends
vigorous Pursuit of Purposes

.o,tativcs from number OF
ns and cities Of Utah. from ''cn-
'o""1 an the north to Cedar city on
la0'' nth we're present yesterday
ine M the state library conNen-
'l' =. tbo university assembly room.
io" .,tion was called by the H.
~, gymnasium commission created
~ ma last legislature. Of which Prof.
,...ni,,, stewart was named as presl-
tts pnrposc was to discuss plans
,,rganization of state league,
y. holn thc library and gymnasium
.,,ept along. In addition TO "a writ
~ address by Governor spry' which
road by A. C.. Nelson. state super
,...s,,t NJ schools, owing to the en-
,.,.,d absence OF the governor al
S.ss.s ON the Importance OF library
s..,,ssium work were also given by
,-,,,ssor william Stewart. Or. Georee
r,,.,,,s. Of the Agricultural college and
mr. d G. Gowans, after which dis
s.ion followed. It was the sense of
~. ,,osinq that each town in the state
,l5 oreanize a local league, 10 In
,1stigate conditions In us locality ana
,s,,int one OF It's members a state
,trrssentative SO that the state COM
..,,n can act through him.
Members of the commission present
- president w M. Stewart, Prof
reorer n. Thomas. vice president;
uoward n. briggs. secretary, and DR..
r g Gowans. John $. WEIGH and
Iohn N. Mills
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-08

The meat 10 eat--that can't be beat
That makes you smile wiener you eat
Is that By the Inter- Mountain Packing
Co packed,
The meat that BY Uncle Sam Is hacked
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-08
ONLY $3.50


October ath via % 3. H. for Foot
hall Excursion special train viii leave
SAT- Lake 500 b. m. returning ieaYo
Logan az $50 D m,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-08

Utah Photo Materials Co. CONNER
cial Photograph. A22 Main. Phone it52
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-08

The directory Of the Authorities -
the Church. just issued Free at the
Deseret News once. or sent 10 any
address upon receipt Of &c postage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-08

The directory of the Authorities ~
the church. just issued. Free al tho
Doseret News office or sent 90 any
address upon receipt OF % postage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-08

Pure Drugs and descriptions our
speciality HALLIDAY Drug Company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-08

Open 8 20 3 o. m. daily Entfanes
on Third south. Good bread very
cheap.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-08
Special Lots of White
Enamel Ware I-2 Price

a drawing feature decidedly uuusual-notc tn
White enamel double
boilers p. ........... Value 81 g.. sale. .2Il2
boilers y. ............ Value 5000. sale 81 90
boilers ............... Value $500. Sale. SEQ
boilers =. ............. Value nlO... Sale. 55
drip coffee pots ....... Value 81 25 Sale. 50
pots 49,. ............. Value 800. Sale. 80
White cn,mel tea '
pots ........ ........ Value rs. SALE. 81
pans M. 80. value 45. Sale. 2s
pans 1870. - value So. Sale. 81
pans ............. =. -. Value so. Sale. 30
pudding pans .......'. Value 60. Sale. 81
pudding pans ....... value SIS. Sale. 81
White enamel tubed
cake pans. see. b.. o.. Value 90. Sale. 20
White enamel tubed
cake pans ............ Value So. Sale. 2'
White enamel muffin
white White enamel mufan '''' '''
pans ..... ............. Value So. Sale. 25
pans ................... Value 40. Sale. 20
white .aame meas '
White enamel meas
ure cups......... 80. Value So Sale. rs
White enamel
ure cun7....... ..-.... Value co.. Sale. so
White enamel
are cups. 49,. :..;. Value .s5....sals.... AZ
White enamel fruit
jar funnss 49,. Value s5 Sale. Is
white enamel ohong
bake pans. 1000. Value $50. Sale. 90
white enamel square
bake pans ...., ....,.. Value 81 90 sale 90
white enamel stew
pans ......... .......... Value sO...sale... 40
white enamel stew
pans ..................... Value s5....sae 90. 80
White enamel stew
pans ...... ............. Value 49,. Sale. %
White enamel dippcrs. Value "a sale ... M
white enamel Clippers Value 20 sale boo. rs
White enamel ladies Value 20. Sale. 10
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-07
ELkINS DECLARES FOR
AMERICAN MERCHANT MARINE

washington, july b.-Dcclaring
that while great on land. the United
States was impotent at sea. Senator
Elkins of West Virginia today gave
notice that at the next session of con-
gress he would exert himself to the
utmost to improve this situation
He was speaking i'm the senate TO
one of the shipping amendments Ia
the tariff bill and incidentally quoted
his own amendment permitting re-
duction OF five per cent on the tariff
On all merchandise imported in yes
sells Of the United States He did
not formally present this provision be-
cause he said he appreciated the i'm
possibility of having it added to the
tariff hill. but he gave notice that
after the meeting OF congress next
December. ne would introduce an in
dependent bill along the same line.
which he would press to passage if
possible
Declaring that the government had
done nothing t. encourage American
shipping since its abandonment of
discriminating duties. Mr. Ellins said :
I'VE have always had protection on
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-07
ANXIOUS FOR WRIGHTS
TO SUDDENLY GET BUSY
Arm, Officers beginning to Tire oi
ici-urcIy TiaCtics of Aero
plane Men.

Washington. July 6-Thc signal
CORPS officers concerned In the aero
planc trials are beginning to exhibit
signs of irritation at the apparent
lcisurely unconcern Of the Wright
brothers regarding aspects Of the
matter which to the army officers
seem exceedingly Important principal
~ the relation of congress and It's
power 10 make approximations.
Brigadier James Allen. chief signal
officer aud every member of the corps
want members of the house and scn-
ate to witness the flights made bN
the Wright brothers in order tn n
congress will treat more kindly re-
quests Cor appropriations for aer 70
nautical work Wilbur Wright lcft
for New York last night without noti-
living the Officers stationed at the
aeroplane shed that he intended to
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-07
TARIFF BILL
COMPLETED IN
COMMITTEE
| MEASURE NOW ENTERS
FINAL STAGE IN SENATE
Early Adjournment to Give
Members Opportunity to
Study Provisions Before Final
Action, Expected Soon,


Washington, IulY 6-Completing
the tariff bin IN the committee of the
whole, that measure today was re-
ton providing for customs duties is
now regarded as on the home stretch.
Senators generally desiring to OBJ
tain a reprint of the bill as amended
before further considering it, the
senate adjourned to afford senators
an opportunity to look over 1t before
taking further action. The adjourn
ment was taken with the understand
ing that when the body reconvenes all
sections of the bills that senators do
not desire to reserve for further
amendment shall be agreed to en-
bloc.
The senate then will consider the
tobacco amendment the only amend
ment not adopted in the committee of
the whole When that is disposed of,
senator's will offer, and votes Will be
taken on Numerous amendments they
have reserved to be acted upon when
the bill in a parliamentary sense shall
he in the senate.
The proceedings logged along in
uncvcntful fashion today. Various
amendments offered by the commit
tee were adopted after which Senator
Smoot sent to the desk to have read
an amendment which he said had
ben recommended by the finance
committee fixing duties on tobacco
When this preliminary procedure had
been concluded, Senator Daniel Of
Virginia the ranking minority mem
Der of the committee on finance, dis
putcd the statement of the senator
from Utah that that provision had
been recommended by the committee.
lie characterized II as another
bogus committee amendment" stat
ing that the minority members had
never seen it until 1t had been com
pleted, when it was shown to them.
Senator Aldrich agreed to the with
drawal of the amendment an
to have it considered tomor-
row by the fun committee
before reporting it
to the senate. Among amendments to
the tariff agred to today was one ex-
empting labor organizations, fraternai
societies. and organiza-
tons exclusively for charitable ami
purposes from the opera
tions of the corporation tax provi-
sions.
Amendments were adopted, specify
ing Canada and the West Indies
among contiguous countries includ-
ed in the discriminating duty of 10
per cent ad valoren on ii12crts not
in those countries and
into the United states ANA
extending from two To six months IN
any one year, the period during which
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-07
URGE FREE TRANSPORT
FOR ALIENS TO INTERIOR

New York, July 6.--At the annua
convention Of the Flint Glass Work
ers' union of North America in Brook
ltn today II communication was re-
ceNcd from the National Liberal I'm
migration league urging the conNen
tion to persuade the national govern
mont to furnish free TRANSPORTATION
westward for incoming aliens. there
hN relieving the congestion of labor n
eastern cities"
Delegates from the west opposed III,
league scheme on the ground that tn,
western cities are already sufficient,
occupied with the problem Of cHriui
fov their unemployed and WouN nc
want to be made the official dumping
ground for unskillcd alien labor