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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-01
SULTAN
MEHMED
AFRAID
Has Cancer OF Stomach, and
His Fear of Death Is Pitt
able - He Fears
Assassination.
(By Mosch Polous, Staff Correspond
ent for United Press.)

(By MOSch BOlOuS, starr correspond
ent for United Press)
Constantinople, Sept. From abb
solutely reliable and yet confidential
sources It was learned today that
Abdul Hamid, the deposed sultan OF
Turkey, is suffering from cancer of
the stomach.
The former ruler of Turkey has
been examined by a number OF ply
sicians and the disease has been pro-
nounced incurable by them. Abdul
Hamid's tenure of life is but a few
months at best, according to medical
men acquainted with his case.
It was recently reported that the
deposed monarch was insane but the
doctors say that his maniacal acts
are the result of the pain from the
cancer affected membranes.
Abdul has written to Sultan Meh-
med asking that doctors from west
ern Europe be permitted to treat him.
He is disguised with the medical at
tention he is now receiving
He fears that there is a plot be-
ing hatched TO kill him. His horror
of death is pitiable. So overwhelm-
ing is this fear that the former sui
tan does not sleep more than an hour
at a time. He awakes with wild
screams and with perspiration break
ing from every pore, covers under
the covers OF his couch. fearful that
the next moment an assassin will step
forward to take his life. He con
stantly demands the protection OF
guards
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-01
WANTS SALVE FOR
BOYS REPUTATION

Spokane. Wash. Sept Dam
aged to the extent OF s25. 900 by the
ridicule, disgrace and humiliation
following his Imprisonment and ar
rest, "maliciously and without cause,
or any cause" is the claim OF Nelson
e. Pratt. a 12-year-old boy, who by
his father, Emmett f. Pratt, as guar
dian, has sued the Great Northern
Railroad Company TO recover.
The records OF the juvenile court
show that the boy was one of FIVE
youngsters who were accused of plac-
ing a tie on the Great Northern
tracks for the apparent purpose OF
wrecking the Oriental Limited train.
After a hearing sentence was sus-
pended pending the future good be-
hayior of the boys.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-01
MAY PROSECUTE
GOVERNOR GENERAL

'i'''ttd l'' eascd Wire
Victoria, b. c., sept Members
of the Victoria Gun club are today
conducting an investigation OF the
report that Earl Grey and lord Las
celles, who have been spending some
days on a hunting trip on Vancouver
island, killed a mountain goat and
two deer in the northern woods. II
the report is proven correct. the at
torney general will be asked 10 prose-
cut the governor general of Canada
and mis- aide-de-camp as the open sea-
son for deer does not commence until
October.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-01
HILL AND HARTMAN.

A little wizard from the East
Once found a mighty plain,
Where, on the hills the bunch grass
waved
And fields OF golden grain.
" lis mine" this little wizard said I:
My eminent domain"
He walked along les northern side
By the Columbia blue;
Up the Willamette on the west.
And south to Klamath, too;
And on the east-there are his tracks
To witness that It's true.
So all around this mighty plain
He blaZed his winding trails.
Then laid the railroad tie that binds,
And fence of iron rails.
'Tis mine" he said; II care not who
My title now assails.
Ten thousand miles OF railroad bed
This wizard could afford;
He owned the sleepers. and he was
A dozen railroads board:
His pockets were the tunnels, too,
Through which these railroads
roared.
But one day, from the Middle West
There came railroad man,
Plain spoken. simple, void of cant.
But loaded down with can"
Who said I'm make this wizard think
He is an also ran"
To enter this domain he tried
With many crafty plan
The wizard would not sell his rights.
(He liked not "mulliganD,
For Jim, as Jacob did, approached
This modern Hartman.
When all his offers were refused
This North Bank magnate swore
That he was Johnny on the spot
Would get one feeder more
BY using force, not fodder" but
A Jimmy on the door
He looked into the Deschutes' mouth
And said; This opening suits.
Wen shear Esau al Shearers
bridge,
And len Wen shoot De'chutes-
The thriftiest hog outside the pen
Is he that graOs the routes.
Two Twohys for the wizard man
Broke ground on his survey;
Two Porters carried on the fight
On "Jimmy's" right of way;
One Butler on the judges bench
Told each In turn, Nay, nay"
Two souls, with but a single thought
,..bout the right of wayl,
They went before the federal Judge
To settle their affray,
hough each one said he didn't know
Beans idea of fair play"
But Jimmy" won, they now can
build
Two railroads side by side,
Both tapping central Oregon
The door is opened wide.
And through IL, In the years TO come,
VIII pour a golden tide.
Or Hartman can tap the lakes
OF Klamath and OF Goose.
And Hill can climb the mountains 10
Tide water down at Coos,
With the north end OF his railroad
On water running loose
So here's a health TO both Of them
Wide may their branches spread,
Their routes find prolific soil.
Their roads an easy bed
Long bottled wealth OF Oregon
May IL pour rich and red,
While Jimmy" pulls the cork out OF
Ihe bOtIle he'd by Ed"
j. H. Cradlebaugh.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-01
COMPANIES ARE
ACCUSED OF CRIME

Toronto, Ont, Sept Six local
fire insurance companies. charged
with conspiracy In maintaining a cel
tain ctandard of rates In Rochester,
will be arraigned in the September
term OF court
The alleged monopolists today de-
clared that they will tight the cases
to finish, and preparations to con
test in the appellate court has been
begun by the attorneys.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-01
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-23

mend The action OF the house OF rep
rosentatlves OF the state legislature m
passing a statewide prohibition meas
ure, and We point with pride 90 the
bold and fearless attitude OF our rep
resentatives, the Hon. Senator William
G. Horslcy and representative, Hon
Willard S. Hansen, for their uncom-
promising support 10 tho above meas
ure; and be IL further
Resolved, That the Inter- Mountain
Republican in IT'S editorials does not
express the sentiments OF the Repub-
lican voters OF Brigham CITY on the
liquor question; and be 81 further
Resolved. That we rcanim our al
lcgiauce TO the doctrine II prohibition
as expressed 90 the county platform
above quoted; and. be 80 further
Resolved, That we give our undi-
vided and unComprumising support 90
the prohibition movement, and urge
our representatives in the state legis-
'lature 90 continue iu their noble stand
for statewide prohibition which means
"a higher morality a purer and nobler
citizenship and the creation of null
titudc OF happy homes; and. Doe 90 fur
fhcr
Resolved, That copies of these reso-
lutions Doe presented 90 the Hon, w. g.
Horsley state senator and Hon. w. s..
Hansen, state representative. repre-
scnting this district I'm the state degis-
lature.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-23
CHURCH NOTICES.

The regular quarterly conference
Of the Granite Stake of Zion VIII COM
vene at the stake house on sunday
Feb. Is. at 10 a. Do, Meetings win
commence al 10 a. m. and D. m.
Tho saints are especially requested TO
be in attendance at the morning ses-
sion.
The Granite stake priesthood meet
Ing VIII bee held al she stake taberna-
Gle on Saturday Feb. "a, 40 no "a. m.
II is desired that the heads OF an
Quoruma stake and ward organlza-
lions be IN attendance.
The regular meeting OF Ensign stake
relief society viii be held in tho
twentieth ward Westinghouse, Friday
Feb. 26, az p. M.
Pioneer stake relief society Officers
hold their regular monthly meeting
Ono the stake house. Friday. Feb. 90
Commencing al 2 O'Clock.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Liberty stake relief society WIN bC
held ln the Ninth ward meetinghouse
Thursday Feb 20, at D. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-23
BRIGHAM CITY IS awake
Big Delegation Headed for Republican
Mass Convention 10 BE Held
"Wednesday.
Especial TO the 'News)

Brigham city. Feb 23.-Brlgham
City intends coming 20 the Republican
mass convention al Salt Lake tomor-
low Ia large numbers. The people
here are awake 90 the fact that the
federal Office holders and the state
appo.ntees viii Try 10 pack the cone
Nonton 10 have n serve their own
ends and for that reason 90 delegates
have been selected. an OF whom are
strong advocates OF statewide prohi-
billion.
Iu the mass convention al which
llese delegates were selected. state
senator Hershey was commended for
DIS stand against the holders of tho
secret caucus. Resolutions donounCiug
l1a lutcrmountan Republican were
passed. the full text being ass followa;
whereas. 10 has been inthnutcd that
tne rank ana nle ~ the Republican
party of the state OF Utah. lre not iu
fsmWthy with the present wave for
statewide prohibitions and
Nherous. The representative DOB the
state legislature have been persist ntiy
ensured ana derIded by the official ore
hlh OF tho Republican party iu tho
state of Utah. ror their attitude on
me question OF prohibition and.
elder county, iu convention assembled
ON iha Goth day of september A. I'D.
l'H expressed their attitude ou ine
Hlunr question hy Inserting the fIl-
""Ing plank u their platforms We
tI" DOB hearty sympathy With che wave
q" prohibition chat ls sweeping oyer
our nation and 800 pledge ourselves
aHd our legislative candidates to work
TOT Oh. hcttrImeut of conditions rrIa-
uul
Whereas. We believe n % Boz una
l'tNl and duty uf every citizen of our
nauln to freely ANA honestly express
ha or Der opinion on every public
question ana bring tho same 90 the ai-
IGNITION of the public servants VINO
.if elected to make the laws and enc
l'Llr the some. therefore be- n
RESOLVED by tho Republican voters
'l brigham city in mass meeting as.
fmnled. That wc are in favor oi
statewide prohibition and are opposed
l1 local option aH well as state nogu-
.auon of inc liquor traffic and. De- it
f,rthcr
Resolved That we indnso ana COM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-23

cavalier and Puritan diet. and drow ln.
forencos OF character from the dainues
OF che nrst good liVef. and the heavier
condiments known t0 Che New Ems
Ink and solemnizing eject ON dlspoa-
ton a frankly supreme hour She De.
clarcd. with the cavalier was the meal
hour and she quoted verses hlusuatng
This view Her humorous aud enjoy
ahic toast ended with Che following limos.
rprrcseutiug that ap0t where The gr1oce
of hospitality and ouuftanN OF thr taN1.
Tier had its chief play and encourage
mcnt-NirWIniu.
The roses nowhere bloom so white
THE sspsbine nowhere Shines so bright
As 500 virginia.
The birds sims nowhere quite s0 sweet
And nowhere hearts CD lightly h'1l
For heaven and earth both seem iu m.et
Down iu Virginia.
The days are never quite so lour
Nor quite 80 auci' SI,6 happy sons
Az Iu Virginia.
And when my tmc has come t0 die
just take me back and let mc De
Close whore the janice goes rolling boy
Down Boo Virginia.
There is nowhere land 500 fair
So fun of song. 10 frec OF care.
AS u Virginia.
And ] believe that Happy Land
Ihg LORD prepared t"l mortal man
Do built exactly on iN' plan
The toast given Miss Margaret Cone
n'I. accofdlng tn LNr la1sl mINlI'.s vas
On inc Lazy or ln' i'-.I olug. 'Na
MISS Nonncll IoNoW,d l.lIr lu'3. INN'td'
Do Der toast aug ,aF"iiti aNd iuillan
'hmging flace- sue showed 90 IuA1Ie
OFT chaiac tcrlsilgc eigppht Guy Ih we
b'-. 'udanit OF theee MllrIN NtI FIut ah-
conscience az 20 whether az ills Time
lhe 'aNailet OF puritan hdo a7Deh1ahrE
DID, poslelllN. -, ...., ...
I'D. INe. Hf"kl am vuu,u WI " '''hA To
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-23
THE ROSE OF THE RANCHO
AT MASONIC TEMPLE.

At Masonic temple last evening a
Washington's birthday party was given
10y the past matrons and past patrons
of Mizpah chaper of the order OF the
Eastern Star. 200 persons being pre-
sent Refreshments were served. and
an interesting program was carried
out the latter being as follows. Piano
solo, Master Russell Bailey, vocal solo,
Mrs. g. G.. snyder, violin solo Morris
Andrews a playlet. The Thief" by
Roy Browning Of the Bungalow stock
company. and his sister. Mrs Frank
was IN charge of the entertainment,
Mrs. S. v. Schramm, Mrs. C.. j. Hig-
son, Mrs. r.. L. Conley, Mrs n. II.
Cornforth. Mrs. w r. Bailey. Mrs. L.
G. Sinclair. Z. o. Leatherwood. l.. p.
Judd. W. +. Bailey and u. L. Hiskey.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-23

Editor Deseret News
One Of our United states senators the
other day declared u the senate that
In some respects tho Congress of the
United states was fast becoming the
laughing stock of the world some
times ] think this statement can De- APP
piled TO Utah, ia some respects, e-pacI-
ally on the prohibition question with
our "wises' discussing caucussiqg.
hob-nobbinF and side-stcpp'pg In their
effort 10 get from UNDER and this
brings up "a subject that has been lu
the mind OF serious. thoughtful men
and women for years the material that
ought to make up "a legislative bOIy.
Men who are TO mark the way iu
which We must travel It's a thought
ful subject and vitality important 90
the masses Tho bone and snew or
this and an states. and especially So
to the man OF affairs who Us too busy
90 accept a legislative position That
being SO, the interests OF the state Off
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-23

IllNaAA EaiN-Nl4Ha MAUI lAaNNliAh
talent energy and iudefaugable palms
taking instanced many times before IN
the line OF her special gift and EFFORT
took shape again yesterday, In an am-
bitious and oreditable theatrical pro-
duction bv the University Dramatic
club al the salt Lake Theater The
play chosen was Pinero's 'Caolnel
Minister" which gave opportunity for
those fine points of expression WHhcn
are the Joy OF the ambitious actor, ana
Miss BabcoCk's careful training snow
ed throughout In the manipulation OF
these chances. The production, IL is
unnecessary TO say. cannot be consid-
cred in the viewpoint OF the profess
sional, though some Of the acting last
night made the separation seem slight
There were OF course, the self con-
sclousness that IS an almost inevitable
accompaniment of the amateur, ana
the crying need OF the prumpter IN
few passages. but these flaws we're far
from marring the general merit OF the
production. Miss Loa Roberts, as lmo-
gen emphasized the favorable impress
sion created by her former appearance
with the club. Her easy presence Is all
ways assuring. her reading deligntiu'
her acting both from the stand-
point of ability and training excellent
and her charming personality lends
point 20 all these Spencer Felt Is an
other who may be counted upon 70 give
good account OF himself his ease. hne
reading and never forgotten character
accent being one of the professional
| reminders OF the play.
! The chief part perhaps fen 20 Char
/ lotte Stewart as Lady Fwombiey, ana
| she gave throughout a most saistac-
/ tory Interpretation Of the worried VIE
| caught in the mesh OF her own ana
/ her sons foolish cNtayaFauce-
] G.. n. Woodbury. as Lord Twomhly
| made % dignihed and capable pr mo
| minister, and his rendition was eXcep-
| tionany good " hen 80 is considered that
! he PLAYED the part az a weeks notice
| sickness having necessitated tho
| change in the cast almost at the last
| moment
Tho Earl ana Countess OF Drlmdur-
| rs with their martial quarrc.s % eI
] the Infant prumdurrIs made an Ctte H-
| tive pair Esther Chustensian as the
| dowager would have stood out with
| prominence even among professionals
and Vera Rich was wholly convincing
| and excellent as the 7cheu'ng Mrs
G4vIuster ono of the artistic bits ot
the play was the work done by RogeI
w. Powers as her brother h's work
being striking throughout Two mos
! thoroughly delightful chara tors iu fh
play were me Lazy MciIl'll ana Al,-
| Fhal or htl loen',Nln u'n- "s ~. y.
| thurman ana - '''i "y
peafance alone OF lil- loup'. hSpt .''
house DOB ,lnl'ueaI upl''l, "..N 30,
gard To a'lhb We l"" 49, r,Ig
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-23

the person of a. B Jensen. who for
some item has been local treasurer
for Pclton a. shutter, proportions of
the house. Mr. Jensen succeeds ~. T.
r. Buf0rd, and brings to- The position
an experience of several years Iu the
theatrical business. After heiuo dark
lnr two weeks. during which time the
Interior has been thoroughly reuOE-
lfod. the Grand will again open Its
doors Feb 2s. The initial performance
win Doe given hy McEWan. the celo-
hrated hypuoust who has toured the
world several times with his perfoT-
mances. Attractive and varied bills
are 90 follow during the season.
LNEIE-The antitrust pictures
shown no the Lyric this week are Wine
nars From this tIme ou Manager Clark
announces that no picture will be
shown that has ever been seen az any
other motion picture house in Utah.
The headliner this week ga CA Soldier
Her0i-m." which is well acted and
shows the blowing up of o. fort az close
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The above is the name Of a German
chemical. which IS one Of the many
valuable ingredients OF Foley's Kid
ney Remedy. HeNamcthylenetetr
mine IS recognized by medical text
books and authorities as a uric acid
solvent and antiseptic for the urine
Take Foley's Kidney Remedy as soon
rs YOU notice any irregularities. and
avoid n serious maladv-F J. HIN
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-23

Chicago. Fob 23-patuck klug. q
hermit truck farmer. has been found
dead from heart failure Boz bits hut ne
owned several small truck farms and
during the summer months peldled
vegetables about the ueIghhorhood ln
"a hand cart DE refused 90 converse
known of his family history except that
De- h11 "a sister 90 the cast. He built
inc hut three years ago from sidewalk
pHUks.
Two weeks ago King became iI and
uelphbors offered him assistance He
told them hiuntly De had money iu the
bunk and that their aid was not Woi-
come
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-23
LOSS or APPETITE.

A person that has lost appetite has
lost something esides-vitality vigor.
tone
The way 20 recover appetite and an
that goes with 10 is 90 take Hoods
Sarsaparllla--that strengthens the
stomach. perfects digestion and makes
eating a pleasure.
Thousands take it for spring loss OF
appetite and everybody says there's
nothing else so good as Hoods
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-23
SCOTS Emulsion

clothes the nerves and
muscles with warm fat, fills
the veins with rich blood.
1t makes children rugged
and hardy and fearless of
the cold. 1t fills the whole
body with warmth and life
and energy.
Thin people sometimes
gain a pound a day while
taking it.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-23

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-23
Take Care Of The Boy

And the man win take caro- OF himself
You don't want that bright boy OF yours
t1 lose Dis sclf-rcspoot. do you2 YOU
want hnm t1 hold his head zap and feel
that ha BE- just as good as hls chms
A utt'e better Dr. possible. but Just as
ruo1. anyway OF course you do. Irs
only natural and very proper Nov.
sou know, because you can't help
showing 49, that ~ bis coat is shabby
ANA his combinations threadbauo hIs
u.aymatss arc gonE 20 moer az him.
.ul Doe ia going t1 faeI Inundated. Hos
going .n g.t soured and a sourod b1y
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-23
A SIMPLE TRICK

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-23

Piles Cured in 9 20 "a Days.
pAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed to
cure any case OF Itching. Blind, Bleed
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or money refundCd.50c
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-23

NEW MANAGER Ar GRAND The
Grand theator has d now manager, iu